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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1940-07-25, Page 8ZURICH HERALI n Y, , . Ij.,. clt uS .3 9�y.5 9J :if, Bath T ?wv:l: ay yd. .3 5c r � Men's li ... ,.,.ile 3;. Kee W.'29c .:?'.a MYri•M 7'5 EKY/ k, .L J, YslawS w+ st+kst Sis•xs'iS at 2.50 3 S5c 1.50 to 1.75 29c 1.19 Bays Jlcaseys at Ladies Crepe Py o nas GROCERY SPECIALS Corn, 3 tins Cookies, per ib. Oxydol with 2 cakes P and G. Soap 75c 1 6c 75c Jello, 4 for • I9c Pork and Beans at T Oc Potatoes, 10 lbs. for 25c Heinz Catsup at 1 Sc 2 pkgs. minute tapoca with Pyrex dish 75c Everfresh cheese, half -lb. pkg. 1 5c Fresh fruits and vegetables everry Week S C e ff PRODUCE WANTED - agar .�_.� �:3L1'""fW.w'M"crtu..x.Ky{gY�yyjy�y�J1 aF eeeee !iia .eomPer'irlair'L'^veeetegieee,e,e-t ssee !ee,ete 9 e Ivory Soap, regular 10c, 3 for 21 c Oxydol with 2 bas P and G.. soap for 25c 'Wee e bury Facial soap, reg. 3 for 25c, MeV ,r 4•-25c Certo Srystals, . per pkg. 15c: Puffed rice, per pkg. r:Oc: Peanut butter 1 6 -oz, jar and 10 -oz jar, chocolate, Taut spread for ..... 25c Prepared mustard, large 24 -oz for ......... i 9c•' Aeroxon fly coils, 5 for.... .c Men esch EGGS WANTED. Zurich Phone 165, • IJ z 1111111111111111 01101111111 111111 1 II 11 1101111 Ill 111111111111i11i 1111111111101111111101111 II 1 1 ((111'1 II J1111111140 IIIIII1IIiID11011 17,9 ITEMS OF LOCAL 'WREST Mr. Noah Sararas of Kitchener was in town an Tuesday. Miss Agnes Kaercher of Kitchener' di is -spending a few months et the Sar - i1 eras hone, II4-th. con. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz, and Mike i Pearl Wurtz Attended the Kellerman - Cowen nwpt'iars at Fergon' on Satiure. day. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook and i</trs Wahl and daughter of Kitchener; vis - i !ted at the Tome of Mr. and Mrs: Sohn Brenner Inst week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siebert amt children of Detroit are he.idaying at the home of the forger's parents; Mr. and :Mrs. W. L, Siebert. Mr. Glare 11geli;ck had a pamful'ex- perience when the other day he fefl in the barn and lied two small' bons fractured i'rr his left hand. Mrs. George Metcalf and daughter] Joan of London are at present spen 1 ding 'their vacation at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. r' a'lton Truemner; I4't li. con. ito Insurance Rates ARE LOWER FOR 1940 Soecial Low Rates for Farmers Township Roads Living on Spec al Advance Allowance for Whiter Storage on Fanners' Cars. Rates and Partticulars Given without Obligation Andrew F. Hess, Local Representative - Zurich Zurich a a6i OS * SAMO i HARDWARE - - SEEDS -and FURNITURE Ire Fencing If you are thinking of doing any Fencing this year, be sure and consult Us. And be sure it is the famous Frost Fence! Come In and see our stack at Frost Farm Fence . , the finest we've crest had. Heavily galvanized by optician . Frost process. Wear* for a lifetime We can quote you attractive price!. TIGHT LOCI" ZINC BONDED en ...halve FROST foram sbsi RAVE$ YOU MOMRYI_ PAINTS! PAINTS! We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes in all ' sizes Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall Mattresses • * Plumbing, Furnace Work,Evetroughing andTinsmith- ng n TZrz ithh Evetrou hin Ti s m - ng our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- ware always in stock. t:S o ,44 Vt.)! 1 H - O N T, QUALITY - PRICE -- SERVICE • • • • A Mise Marie Talbot of near Bay 1'etd is spending part of her, vacation tat elle- home of her ,gi.arrdparenas, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Dcswwso.r, of town. Misses Recta, anct Marjorie Cress - man, Mr. R. Beri>icger and Mr. Alvin -Ga .c -ho of Preston were week -end vis itors ,at the harm of Mr. 'and Mrs. D. G'aseho. The fine wheat fields one sees driv- ing through the country is really a (beautiful sight to behold, and before the week is out, with the continued hot "weather, we would suggest that some fields will be out. Mr. Arthur Truax -tee of Toronto was .a visitor at the home of his sister, Mr. and M. Wm. S. Johnston last week, and star his return was ac- companied by his nephey, Mr. Lorne Rader who together motored to Wa- saga Beach where ,Mrs. Truemner and her sons are spending the sum- mer moniths. ALARMING GROWTH Gk MARI- .'HUANNA HABIT AMONG YOUTH Dx. Arthur La Roe, president of the American Narcotic Defense As- sociation, writing in The American Weekly, with the July 28 issue of The Detroit Sunday Times, warns against the 'fast-moving "dops" :traffic which perils school children ae well as adults, and has become a major rac- ket. Be sure ito get 'The Detroit •Sun- day Times. DIES AT CLINTON David Cantelon, veteran produce andliv'e stock dealer, died suddenly At Clinton. on. Thursday last whie sup- ervising the "oadling of hogs at the C.N.R. stock yards, death following a heart attack. Mr..Ca.ntelon. who was known at Western Ontario's "Apple King"' in years gone by, was hi his 93rd year and probably the oldest nock dealer in active service in Can- ada. ,Formerly an extensive dealer and exporter of apples, a member of a pioneer family of Croderich Twp. His wife died 12 years ago. He was a staunch conservative and a member of the United Church, formerly Me- thodist, Surviving are a son and two i daughters. The funeral was largely atended on Sunday afternoon. CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE MEET The ci'tizen's war time c'olnrnittee meeting was held in the town hall, Hensali, ;on .Monday evening last with ti:ie president, Dr. A. R. Campbell, presiding. Rev. Father Power, of ..urieh, led in prayer. Mr. Tl, W.Cross and. Rev. Wm. Weir explained zone ":-ouil iritis with month boundary two and one half miles south of Il(ensall, heist to I.eke Huron, ear f, to sixth con cession of Urbo'rne, north •rr't tot, 'fry. east eve rrl'':•, nor t': ' re' Par tors, vest lie, l: 5, t.,)r f. 11 TOrrC4i+hit)r n r 1 `r fte'l.rl' r:rr.:+, o :.till Road :and etraiglyt west to lake. A committee wail 11,, i tf,.l z, interview council for , e:t'irlc+ tnkc.r+ 1 THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING Visit Our Salon for your MID -SUMMER. SPECIALS Let us quote you on the very best - and: Tatest Permanents, that are pliltase- ing and satisfactory and that will gi've you personality. Hairdressing Salon at rear of Store. For appoint- ments call us by phone 102, Zurich;. .iVr is. FRED THIELE, Proprietress gifts..A committee was appornted to look after names of enlisted men.their rai± and number. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. °ross for defin- ing. boundaries. The next, meeting is to• Itxe held in Zurich at the call of the president. HAD HEAVY DAMAGES Loss to crops of many thousands •of -dollars was caused by a hailstorm that swept suddenly across the Clin- ton district on Sunday afternoon June 30th. In a terrific boir»bardrnent hailstones ranging in size from half to three-quarters of an inchin dia-. meter cut leaves in showers from trees, levelled hay and wheat and' cut to ribbons suohe crops as corn potatoes, tomatoes and other ga.r- den truck. In some pi'aces hailstones covered fields to a depth of four•in-. ches. The storm stated northwest'of' Clinton and devasted an area several miles to the southeast of the to ,vn. It was the most d-estw-active storm liethe memory of old reesidents. STANLEY TOWNSHIP McGill wee --Tough.. Summer flowers in artistic arrang- ement at the, home .of Mr. land Mss., W. J. Tough,. Clinton and i rnierly of Stanley, formed the setting for •the pretty wedefng of their. daughter Margaret Isabel, and Joseph McMiittui McGillawe;, son of the Tate Mr -.and Mrs. Jas. McGilawee ref. North (+,`east hope. 'ate ceremony was solemnized by Rev. A. Lane. The 'bridal course was payed by Miss Jean McQiliawee, sister of the groom; Miss MvAgvie Me- Gilawee, also a sister was maid of honour. The bride's floor' length dress was of cornsilk sheer and she were a lovely locket, the gift of the 'isiclegroom..Following the ceremony the bridal party drove to Weslley Willis church, where -a wedding din. ner wasserved. The dining hall was nicely decorated with flowers. The bride's table was "centred with a S- tier wedding cake decorated with Sweetheart roses and flanked on eith- er side with roses in silver b'ow's. Following the :toast to the bride, Miss Hedbernnehl of Preston sang "Oh Perfect Love," Later Mr. and Mrs. M'cGillawee lett for a short trip. For travelling the bride wore navy sheer with white accessories. HENSALL Thursday, July 18th, 1940 Miss Dorothy McQueen of London is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McQueen. Miss Mae 'McMorrok of Chicago, is visiting with Mrs. Lou Simpson and Mrs. Itobt. Bonthron. MTs. George Fee and son Charles. ,iso Miss Mary Forest returned home last week after an extended trip tc isit the former's brother, Mr. Lour Lipphardt in Seattle, Washirngtor State. They had a most enjoyable trip. ! .M -r. and Mrs.. Joe He-pburn and children of London visited with Mr, and Mrs. Jas Parkins. Mrs., Elizabeth Fisher of Graven, burst was a recent visitor with her ,brothers Andrew and Wm, Love. :Ray Patterson, has .returned tc Toronto, after. -spending two week's vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. iPaterson. ' trs. (Dr.) 13. A. Campbell of Tor onto `visited for a week with relative .nd friends hcrrr,, The town hall ir: hr'ifrl,� .re'p/liner, is presenting a II of, .1ipor uranee , '111 rork is 11.. r w done l,,v Feed Kenning 1?lre 11oa+.:al1 <,itiir:rr,I' (;curd partir ipated in the band tatoo held at sat rt,a. Wednesday lest, Ir..and Mrs. l'1erhert Hess an 1:7c'lva, of rrtr.,. ,.', Marl were recent ► uests with Mr. -and Mrs George Hess, lo'b and Ruth. for soldiers from :this dittric:t on ov r Siac.,3s service. A committee was atp- oit:dn�d to look . p after parcels and n.. . 4. .1. • 4. P y,Phut'sil:t , Nlaliy.2Gtlb 7i) i() ,1-,..n q.'e,• h '+*ti,6++41.4.+++ .0.* 1 °gig .f E +, tial• YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS 'We Always Carry a Full, Line of the li:of both Shelf and Heavy Staole Hardware: Sieves. Furnaces, and all Heating Equipments. Let • Us' Offer You Good Suggestions along this Lite. Some Good Used Heaters at Very Reasonable Prices FURNITURE See Our Studio Couches and Dinnette Suite: A.. Full Line of all the Home Retirements Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest' in Furniture at Very Reasonahl:e Prices, quality Cain- sidered. Let us show you our Beds, Springs, Mattress;, Diniirig.rtoorn Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc.. SLIGHTLY . USED. FUTURE '5 Col elf For' more conservative -purchaser we can .stay you: many a dollar as we have, a fine assortment of Slightly• (✓Red tFurniture that will.give you big valu, fiar your-Mbraws.. Drop in and look: these over and ge tour' Remarkable Ltaw.' 'wises. Johnston Kalbfieiscb Hardware dware urnitur . Phona.6 ,I'i...Y44'3's+4.1 444tic^3„{r4":' P 4,244.:*.I;.7,++,2 fieHee4.+4,44.4.3"b'k44.4ewle. fi' .. ' h4TY¢LinSIRCtT 4 ALIO ''fir=tu'�{, ,, Bead an Mabled aims, REMOVED PROMPTLY +, e: Collect: Exeter 2:35. Seaforthi15 DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD. #.44.41.4+4,4,44++++++++++++++' vFx: 3.+i+++++fi u' °i. .'t+' . d 6 H• .ei: Us Discuss Owning Your .,w Call, 3r aI. PHONE 69 4 I 44i' + '+A.e4+3+,4+I'o'r4+F4.++l+++4.4-+-c4+-r4'";+d.4.4.+4.1.4.5.44.✓r++4't'4 4, Pay Ient! with you the New Way of Own Home on Easy Monthly Payzn.ents, in and see uor new type of BLOCK FLOOR At a Very Low vice. ALBYLEISC ZURICH 4 SI Ootivisoo•6tloor o•osoosossoo• P•o••••*••••••••••••0014 Salt! Salt! We are in a position to supply.. all Farmers with Salt, in the various forms...Bring your bags ..and have thein filled with good quality Salt... Also the block salt for your stoch on hand'..._ BINDER TWINE --Let us supply you with the best of Binder Twine at lowest prices. PURINA, ROWE and PIONEER FEEDS: A Guaranteen Product that will greatly help your Stock and Poultry to Vigor and Production, which ,4i11 mean greater Profits. Try it! s 1 •L. Schilbe & Son ••ws•••••�••al��r�aai•a�r••ewronisimeeittlieeeemesse • Mrs. Joe Case of Toronto was a recent guest of Mrs. Ben 'Bider. Mrs. Mary Pepe and daughter, Ly- dia of Toronto, are guests with Mr. and Mrs. George 'Hudson. Miss Helen Boyle, R.N., and 'bro- ther. Milton or 'I'eronte were guests of their cousin, Miss Florence Welsh. ,Mr. and Mrs. A. McMurchie and Mrs. Emily Boyle of Toronto, aro vis +.inf ,at the borne of Mr..and Mrs, Alfred Clark. .• Mr. and Mrs. John Marks of Lien lire. Were recent guests with Me. and Mrs. ,Warr. Hildebrandt and. Joe Marks the former's mother and brother:. While here they motored to tlrand Bend, Rayfield, Goderich and St. Jos— eph and enjoyed a picnic. Bride and Groom Honored A ewciding reception was held it Watson's hall, 1Lip'pen, on .Monday. !evening Inst in honor of Mr. and Mr* George Viarley, who were rarriott re, Gently. They were presented with a studio couchand and t'a'ble. Mirrrt- Pock's ;orchestra furnished music Fox the dancing.