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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1940-07-11, Page 1.Forty -First Year. ZURICHTHURSDAY MORNING JULY LI, 1940, R tes: $1.25 hi Canada, in a.dvancek $1.50 in U.S.A., in advance CHEf.311ER L. SMITH, Pablishat Let the era. d • mblish y00 Bummer Visits and Visitor COMFORTABTF, GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES C. E. Zar6rigg IRA). OPTOMETRIST at EXETER The Newest. Approve& Metlitad 64 Eyesight Testing Used,Open, every Week Day Except Wednesday. Are You Suffering From Headaches? If so; Have your Eyes Examined with the Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L COLE, R. O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERIGH — ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices BETTYANNE BEAUTY SHOP SEASON'S SPECIALS Get Your Special now! All Permanents Guaranteed. Croquinole waves a Specialty. Our• main Special, a Eugene, with a deeper wave and a tighter curl regular $7.50 for $5.09. Morning special 'only, free shampoo with every finger wave. Be sire to call 159 for appointment and amid being disappointed. Phone 159 Zurich for Appointment's. MRS, ED, GASCI10, Prop. Used Cars Clean Up SALE Getting' Ready For The 1941 Dodge 193S PLYMOUTH. coAci-r VERY CHOICE 1934 CHEVROLFT COACH REFINISHED DARK BLUE CREAM WHEELS. '1939 CHEVROTFT COACH BLACK, LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW 1936. • V8 COACH BLACK, 'WITH 'HEATER ONE OWNER 1937 DODGE DE LUX COACH LOW iVIILEAGE 1931 CHEV. COACH 1930 CHEVCOACH 1930 FORD COUPE 1929 CHEV. SEDAN 1930 FORD COACH 1937 DODGE COUPE Many Others to Choose From •rt AHD FRITZ ISIMIII6MONODIftett..111MISZI1.11¢••••ALIVINI.M.11.11,101MNI, ral(' end Avg NIGHTLY' WILLIS TIPPING AND HIS Cascade Rhythm Orchestra 11 Musicians. Nickel Dancing - Amateurs Look! 'Contest Every Monday Except Holi- days! lst and 2nd Prize winners enter final Aug. 26th. Cash prizes 1st and 2nd every Monday. See New Surf Shop at the Casino! •Smart new swim Suits and Sports- wear Concert Every Sunday Eve. at 9 p.m. Sunday July 14th,—Port Elgin Band Held a Reunion The second annual Desjardine re- union was held at Grand Bend with members of the family present from Saskatoon, London, Dashwood, Zur- ich and Grand Bend. The afternoon was spent in sports, IS IMPROVING The condition of Alex. Dieterich, 26, of Dashwood, who is in St. Jos- eph's Hospital, London, with injuries received in a car crash south of his home Thursday last was reported as showing some improvement. Be suf- fered shdck, possible back injury and shoulder injury and became so weak that a blood transfusion was given hhn..Sinceahe hashnproved, ba4-4.1:32 full extent of the injuries is Dot y'rt known. HAY COUNCIL The regwlar nioaithly meeting of the Council of the Township of Hay was ehld -in the Town Hall, Zurich, on .1fonday evening, July 8th with all members present. Minutes of June meeting were .adopted as react. After disposing of the connnunications the folowing resolutions were passed: - That accounts covering payments of Township Roads, H.ay Telephone, Relief and general accounts be passed as per vouchers: Twp. Roads—Econ. Fire Ins. Co,, Liability ins. $125; F. C. KallifleisCh Imnbe.1., etc., 33.79; M. G. Deitz, time, gaso, oil, repairs 77.03; M. G. iDetz, extra labor 31.23;, Roofers Supply Co road signs. '24.77; H. Steinbach, road Suet. 34,05; Pay list No. 4 (t.73. • WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Specials for Thars-day, Friday and Saturday Corn, garden patch, 2 tins Peas, 2 tins Hillcrest shortening, 2 lbs. Catsup, Ayhner, 2 bttls. New Port Puffs„ 14 -oz with tumbler . Ivory Flakes,, large pkg. Coffee, Blue Ribbon, gjass jar Pork and leans. 20 -oz. tins, 2 for .. Cocoa, Bakers,. I -lb. tin . .. .. . 25c Lux soap, 3 cakes . . • . 7c Quaker puffed rice pkg. .. . . .. 10c Pitted dates, 2 1b Fly coils Areoxon, 2 for ... .. . . 5c Fly swatters, each Princess soap fialc.es, 1 giant size 35c., and regular size lcboth for 36c Ohves 16- oz litI .. 29c Quaker Mullets, 2 boxes 19c • 17c i 9c 23c 25c 25c 23,c 49c Hay Telephone—E. R. Guenther cartage .50; H. G. Hess, 1 month sat- ary 175.00; T. H. Hoffman do 191.66 Nor. Elec. Co. materiol 175.50; A.F. Hess quarterly saltazy 87.50; PoStage excise, eartage 18.07. Relief Accounts—L. Hendrick rent $.5 General Accounts—Witness fees, County Court 23.70; Dr, A. Ad- dison, M.O.H. expenses convention $18 Postage, excise, eth. 11.18; Mun- icipal World, coal. roll etc. 10.44; A. F. Hess, quarterly salary 90.00; Tas. Huron hospitalization 25.80. That the council adjourn to meet a- gain on ,Monday evening, August 12, at 1.30 o'clock, p.m. A. F. Hess, Clerk. Leaviti's Theatre Exeter, Ont. Phone 135 'Thurs., Friday,. Saturday "BEAU GESTE" Spatial Feature, starring Gary Coop- er Robert Prenbon, Ray "Vinland and ,aai star Cast. Monday, Tuesday Wednesday Abe Lincoln in I11inor±5e Featuring The Famous Canadian Actor RAYMOND MASSY Monday Only SPECIAL FREE SHOW .... Win The War Campaign Admission: Two 25c. War Saving ,Srxo mpsf.40S.temps now on sale at the B COMING—Road to Singapore. Fight- ing 09th, Hey Counci met for the July me- eting Monday evening. Mr. Irvin D. Smith of Hamilton, callled on his father, Mr. D. Smith and brothers, Wednesday. :Miss Dorothy Corless of Clinton, has taken a position with Dr. and Mrs. Addison of town. 1VIrs. Wm. F. Braun and family of Forest were visiting with relatives here the past week. Miss Myrtle Geiser of Dashwood, was a week -end visitor with her fri- end Miss Belva Truenmer, 14th con. Miss Rnby Schrag of near Preston spent a few clays at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Peachey. Mrs. C. Ralbileisch has returned to her home in Marine City, Mich., after enjoying three weeks visit with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stade of Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Turkheim, bridal couple, retained from their honeymoon trip on Thursday last, and are receiving fie congratulations of their many friends. Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer and family are spendin; two weeks holi- days at Wilberforce, Qnt. They ex- pect to return home over the coming 1,veek-end, we understand. Mr. and Mrs. George Brenner of Midland, Mich., „spent -a few .days.vis,.. iting relatives here. They were ac- companied by Mrs. Louis Schilbe of Zurich on a Motor trip to North Da- kota, and other points. They report a very interesting trip. The remodelling of Mr, arta mrs. Eicionoier's home on the easterly per of town is well under way. Mr. and Mrs. Eickmeier have 3,Tovect their effects t othe farm of Mr. 0. Geiger, while the house is being remodelled. OBITUARY . Late John Galin -Ian John Gellman, son of John and Katie Zeller Gellman, was born July 20, 1849, at Preston, Ontalio, and departed this life July 1st, 1940 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dan. Herford, Elkton, Mich., at the age of 90 years, 11 months and 10 days. On July 28th.' 1874 he was united in marriage to Margaret Kaerener of Zurich, Ontario. To this union seven children were born, 4 daughters, and 3 sons, When 5 years of age Mr. Gellman moved from Preston to Zur- ich with his parents. Following his marriage in 1874 he purchased the finefarm on the 14th eon., Hay now owned and occupied by Mr, Blake Horner, where he resided for 35 years then retiring from farming and mov- ed to Zurich where he residea until 6 years ago, Since then making his home with his. two daughters, Mrs. Dan Herford and Mrs. L. S. Scheifele Surviving' to mourn their loss are his widow, 3 daughters, Mrs. Isiah Wit - more of Dashwood; Mrs. Dan Her- ford of Elkton, Mich; Mrs. L. S. Scheifele of Blissfield, Mich, and 2 sons, Henry Gellman of Roodho-use, Ill., and Joseph Gellman of Chicago, DI; 26 grand children and 37 great grandchildren. A -daughter, Mrs. Louisa Gascho, and a son Alfred Gell- man, also one grand child, Raymond Gascho predeceased him in death. Mr. Galknan was the last member of his family of six. He was graciously converted about 55 years ago and became a member of the Evangelical Church soon after. Serving his Christ in holding various officer and aa. a Sunday School teacher. For many years he would read the Bible through each year. He loved his Chest and his church. He was a devout C'bris- tiatt, and in recent months looked forward to the time when his • Pit- grimage here would end. Quietly came his eternal rest on Monday af- ternoon, July ist at the home of bis daughter MTs. Dan. Herford where he had been cared for during his last illness, Sleep 'on Beloved, sleep and take tby rest La down thy head upon thy Say- ioues breast, loved thee won, but Jesus loved thee heat A. teaate BRMAL WREATH 5 perfect diamonds of flashing brilliance in exquisite hand. carved setting. G. HESS ••••••Mmum..111.11111•M••••••••••1 . . iFor positive identification o the World's Finest Anthracitt, ak for . BLUE COAL Also Rosedale Alberta, Se/net-Solvay Coke Miller Creek. Glen Rodger's Briquet& The Roe Farms Milling C. Feeds. Highest Cash Prices paid fee .Eggs on a graded basis. W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Hensafl V•a...04 e4•44....e....e.•44tete 04,0 ...400....4-**.e.414>eqve tor otr. (Si 40- • • • 2 • • • • • 2 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Summer Suits NEW SAMPLES JUST IN QUANTITIES T4IMITED DON'T WAIT BE WISE AND SAVE! IL iiffiiin EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS co - `T`.. It5s. • 4.4044,4peee'tio.....0.e.oe.o04.4.,pe00000.o.e-tso.444o,ti,o4i, 40: SUMMER GOODS YOU NOW REQUIRE OUR SPECIALS 1 box Jiff and 2 Sweedish fruit nappies ..........25c. 1 large box Lux Flakes, 3 cakes toilet soap ......35c 2 20 -oz Libby's pork and beans tins• 1 9c 5 String Brooms, at.....29c Feed Concentrate Chick and Pig Starters, Oil Cake, Electric Fences and Fence Supplies nBider Twine and Ropes. .. Climax Bug Killer. THE BLAKE AIM' Edxnund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phone: 1 1..7 Good night; Goocl Night; Goa d NI* 4,41.0ftwaskrfflotipmwagzeioramagagemommeentoftlIUM400014411:MMer 1 • .4 1 ..1 4 . 4 5 4 -41 '1