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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1940-07-25, Page 1Forty -First Year ***•••••••••,.....rant ...•••••"4, ZURICiii, THURSDAY MORNiN0 JULY 25, 1940, the Her OPM,M11101 COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICEq Q. E. ZarbrIga um). OPTOMETRIST at EXETER. The Newest. Approved Method of Eyesight Testing Used: Opera every Week Day Except Wednesday. Are You Suffering From, Headaches? fzoi Have your Eyes Examined with bhe Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R. O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERICH — ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Pricees ,(INA41.,~4114MININNI~~~~64:INMAAN9460471/4P4k0,1,6404,0Wirs,04,9~044 ,/~ BETTUANNE BEAUTY SHOP SEASOWS SPECIALS • • . . • Get Your Special noW ell yatenanents Gnaranteed. Croquinole waves a Specialty. Our main Spekeel., a Eugene, With a deeper wave and a. tighter curl regular $7.50 for' $5..00. Morning special only, free shampoo with every finger wave.. Be sure to call 159 for appointment and avoid being disappointed.. Phone 159 Zurich for Appointments. /R+11,414.04.4~#4.4,41NAINNIMIKOVIM10,044,41,3ht1/46,04,0,41.0.0445 MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prop. Use.i. Clean Up SALE Getting Ready For The 1941 Dodge 1938 PLYMOUTH COACH VERY CHOICE 1934 CHEVROLET COACH REFINISHED DARK BISSE CREAM WHEELS.. 1939 CHEVROLET COACH BLACK, LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW 1 1936 ' V8 COACH. 33LACK, WITH HEATER ONE 'OWNER 1937 DODGE DE LUX COACH LOW MILEAGE 1931 CHEV. ,COACH 1930 CHEV. COACH 1930 FORD COUPE 1929 CHEV. SEDAN 1930 FORD COACH 1937 DODGE COUPE Many Others to Choose From WARD FRITZ WE SELL THE P.,EST 'FOR LESS Specials for Tb.ursdzy, Friday and Saturday. • Corn Syrup Bee Ilive SS Pork and beans. 20 -oz. tins, 2 for 15c .Kellogg's all bran,, per likg. ............ . .. -------21c Hilkrest shortening,2 lbs.. ......... .. Golden Bantam corn, 2 tins 19e Saim,on„ Cascade. I lb. tin .. .. 17c Blue Boy coffee .„ _....35c Cocoa, pute• dutch cocoa per lb. ...........— ... —......2.5c White shoe polish liquid Zinc rings per dozen ....25c Jar rubbers per dozzen ic earowax per Ib 14c ori.• 4.0 . .. • • 15c 'Ladies Voile laresses„ extra special.... Ladies' crepe Eight Dawns .79c Printed Voiles at a lave agaw p,ice. • from 10c to 25c per:yard. See these Coods tit v , • Phiute 140 MIREQ971515ie 11 0 TT yo r bummer vi .. rand De DANCING NIGHTLY To WILLIS TIPPING AND HIS Cascade Rhythm Orchestra Free admission before 9 Tues.; Thurs Fri, nights. First two dances f,re every night. MIDNIGHT DANCE AUG. 5th . 12.05 a,m. • CARNIVAL and AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY MONDAY, 9.30 p.m. sharp LOTS OF FUN, Cash prize for Amateurs -Audience judges. Send your entry or come a- long. Spot Dances, Baloon Dances, ,Confetti, ,Streamers, Fancy Hats — Noisemakers. Men 50c. Ladies 35c. Children 15c Three and a hall hours dancing free! SUNDAY JULY 28th, CONCERT STRATFORD BOYS BAND Silver Collection SATURDAY JULY 27th, 5 p.m. Ball Game—Casino Diamond SNEIDERS OF KITCHENER vs GRAND BEND Hot Nights, Come to the Bend and swim. Beach Floodlighted ,TriNIMIMES.Str= CARD OF THANKS dr. I . ape .t; 71775 7 v0A Miss Doreen 1-1hy has, accepted a position near Clinton. • Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kropf of Wetterlo.o, were in town, Tuesday. Mrs. Wm. Consitt and, Mrs. Alice Blackwell, of ,Hensall were tri town one day last week. St. Peter's Lutheran sunday school are holding their annual picnic at the lake this Wednesday afternoon. Messrs. Sean Gottschalk and Hienry Krueger of Dashwood were Thursday visitors in town. Pleased to report hat Mr. Louis Schihe, who is at London hospital taking treatments, is improving nicely and expected home in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ruby and family, Mr, and Mrs, Arlie Dieterich of Kitchener, attended the funeral of the former's mother, the lea? Mrs. W. S. Ruby in Zurich WI 1-uesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wfred Laporte and throe members of taeir family are holidaying with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. John 13. Laporte and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin D. Smith and ;daughters Marjorie and Merragn Hamilton, are spending the week in Mr. William S. Ruby and family the former brother's cottage, south of wish to take this medium in greatly se, j-0,eph. thanking the neighbors and friends for the kindness and assistance ren-. , The. Provineial Highway' thtough Adored duringthe Mnees and departure ven was resurnaced w.th coar. of tag and gravel this week, and is now in fine condition. A boon to motor- ists, wield be If stich hard surfaced! road would be carrred through from. Hensel' to: the lake. of Mrs. Ruby, and also for the com- forting services rendered by Rev. C. B. Heckendorra; thoee• who loaner? _their care and helped otherwise. IN MEMORIAM Benaett—Inloving memory ef our dear mother, Catherine Bennett who died ten. years ago, July 28, 198,0. Peacefully sleeping, nesting at last. The world's weary troubles and tri- als are past. in silence she suffered, in patience she bore Till God called her home tasuffer no nem e. —Sadly maesed by her daaghters Carrie and Elizabeth, . MANY "B". ON OATS; There is a great, deal of. speculation afout the capital letter "B" which at alis time of year ,can be seen on the oat leaves of the geeenoats in the fields. This is nothing new, as it always has 'appeared, ana. when we were a. young lad we were told that A meant "bushels„ now Mlle of the w,ar proPhats say it means "Dlaitish," and that they will win the. present e'nr, which we hope will' come true, This letter -on the oats, fa nothing new and we also, leapt, the farmers realize many buaheia Nesigiii....FINIMIIIIPM11.11101•0.10101•11001, Leavitts Theatve Exeter, Ont. Phone 135 IT'S HOT!. SO WHAT? cool off at out Airconclitianed Theatre Thurs., Friday, Saturday Two FEATURES Thundering West With Charles Starrett Saturday's Children Pulitior Prize Story Starring John Garfield. Mandel,. "Pueerlav Wednesday TWO FEATURES SAFARI 40014 Feature. First this picture in this zone., iiVhadeleine Carroll an4 • Falibank release •Starring Douglas Warmer 'Weather The warmer summer weather came upon us with! a vengance the past week and phew! is • it hot. It will greatly help the grate in r7penneg, and stimulate grciwth with the daily rains. The Ammer .resorts along the lake are geLing ettey, in fact over, the ,week -end most of thein at Grand Bend wereabout etlfed to cap- acity, and another weekor two and they will have eribnty to ib. E nloyed Mrs. Herb raueger, Mrs, Ivan Yungbleit and Miss Martha. Heideman .were hostesses to- a much enjoyed picnic supper when the hedies of St. Peter's .Lutheran- Women's Mission- ary Society met recently fate in the afternoon at Turnbull's. Grove After the supper the tegularameathly meet- ing was opened with Mrs L Prang in charge of the programwhich dealt with •outatandifig•Latheame .women in Japan. Clippings relative to the topic were read by various marnbersi The business was conducted by the presi- dent, Mrs. George, DeieStert, in the usual way. Mrs. E. Turkheim .graci- 'ously thanked the. lieetmes for iwlieir kindness. OBITUARY • Late: M -s. Wiirialm S. Ruby 1\kiry Prang; behaved wife of Will- iam S. Ruby paeseetaivay at her home here on Sunday MK ming after •an• upness of about a year's duration of^ which she was enable to speak the, last iiew menage, the after effects of a stroke, which suffering she bare. with ehristiaa fariiitude, and wider her unfortunate condition always. tried to; be cheerful. Amember of the Evangelical church, and when 'losable aittengtt.d services regalaidia. Mrs. Ruby who, was in her a 3th year, had spent meet of her timee in the Zurich district, being born and' rate - ed in the viNage. Sbe leaves behind many friends and neighboes -who will indeed mins her. Surviving leesides ,"neeiLand is a &lief -tee. Mrs. k. J. Dieterieh, and a son, thneitea both of 'honer; two raaral j ' sisters, 'Mrs. Matin Warm of Zur- fah, and 1,11,s. E. Main, or Decatur,' Mich; a brother, Tv 0111.4.4 Prang, of Zur- jell, A Derivate taneral eerviee held at the hots' inZ`er'eh on 'Nee - day afternoan at 2 o'eloch. faIkeeeel by a public service in the Evaraa4icall church; interment follower! ILI th- By()o line cemetery. . B. e cltP 1.0.P" her pastor, b Meie n Daytime Wife With 'Tyrone l'eNvr and Linda f1011 Coming—eSeverme Dar - its Rates: f'0.25 In Canada; in advancer .L50 in U.S.A., in advancer CIIES.i,11 L. SMITH, Publish 5 perfect diamonds of flashing brilliance in exquisite hand. carved setting. A. G. HESS PHONE YOUR ORTIL FUR ;ph For positive identification of the World's Finest Anthracite ak for BLUE COAL Also Rosedale Alberta, Semet-Soivay Coke Miller Creek. Gien Rodger's Briquets. The Roe Farms Milling (..:44 Feeds. Highest Cash Prices paid foe .Eggs on a graded basis.. W. R. DAVIDSON • Pone 10 - HensaH 0 9 0 o• •- o- • • • 0•04•• 94-0 4••••••••••••*•••• 4•444 4 0 41,0 04.04 404 04 (1,. ttk 11P. Summer Suits NEW SAMPLES • JUST IN QUANTITIES LIMITED • .:...a. • • • :4,1 4. ',...1. 4.- • . a 13E WISE AND SAVE! • i 41- 111 ; Iloffman az Scat DON'T WAIT ,•,. • • • 11 EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS ,tv • tc=. •- 41, •• Nb000.o4 ••••••••••••••••••••••••64,4404004t 0444.4.o.4,pep,e,•414.,4%, 4, roonsnialiA.filre••••••=111 Week -End pedals Fancy Cookies per Ib 17c. Chocolate Mellows, per lb. 17c Toasted Sodas, per box White clover shortening, per lb. 13c Feed Concentrate Chick and Pig Starters, Oil Cake, Electric Fences and Fence Supplies Binder Twine and Ropes. Climax Bug Killer THE BLAKIE STD friA Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phone 11-97 Agiosantotesesserstrumereerw- `.,;t4111tlif.: