Zurich Herald, 1940-12-26, Page 5• BUSINESS CARDS
LEGAL •
DUDLEY E. HULMES
• $AIRRISTER, SOIJICITOR, . NOT-
ARY PPUBLiC, ETC. i Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Soft brinks,
OFFICE—At Court House i Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Cigars, Etc.
LICENSED POOL ROOM
HAROLD OVERHOLT
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost Found, Etc. Ads. in this
Column.
THE DEW - DROP INN
QUICK. AND LIGHT LUNCHES
GODERICH — ONTARIO
18 ecial Attention to Councel and
Court Work.
Marr. Holmes may hone and consulted hone
1loderich by
charges reversed.
DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BRYCE
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK --ZURICH
very Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
At iBARTLEIB' S BLOCK,
DASHW OOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
VETERINARIAN t„Dr_
. W. B. COXON, B.V. . Sc.
VETERINARY SU R4 EOin N
Office 'with Residence,
Opposite Drug Store Zurich
Phone --96.
.+ Campbell, V.S, B. �I.Sc.
A.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinaryl
College, University of Toronto.
alseases of domestic anima rrt glee
by the most modern . Day or relit
Charges reasonable.so Bre-
ederpromptly attended to. Al
of Scottish terriers. Inv ea
Elennels. Office ea Main Street,
opposite Town Hall.
Phone 116. HENSALL.
NOTICE
LOST—In Hensall a considerable
sum of paper money, ' finder kindly
notify Herald Office, Zurich. Reward.
FOiUND
FOUND—Fountain • 'Syringe with
attachments. L' eft'in car of finder by
mistake. Zurich Drug Store.
LOCAL NEWS
ZURICH _ kERA1,1
BE
Miss Mary Almoner of Elmira is
holidaying at her home here.
Miss Meda Suxerus of the Toronto
teaohing staff is spending the boli
days at her home here.
Miss Mae Smith who is attending
Webtern University, London, is a
holiday visitor at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Westlake of
Bayfield gave Zurich a friendly .call
on Friday.
Mrs. Theo. McAdams who has been
staying at the home of Mrs. C. Either
for some weeks, has returned to her
home on the Bronson line.
NOTICE
HARNESS REPAIRING
All kinds of harness; repairing done
Leave your work at spy residence; 2
blocks south of hotel at home of
Miss L. Faust.
HENRY CLA USIUS, Zurich
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PRODUCE WANTED
We pay Highest Cash Prices for
Eggs and Poultry. Give us a trial!
MEYERS PRODUCE, Phone 116
Zurich. pt4'39
WANTED
CASH for Dead Animals and Fox
Hrses. Phone 47r15, Reverse all
charges. Jack Williams, Dashwebd,
IR.R.3. -50,39
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Vey Huron aid Middlesex
1 Alli
DJ A POSITION TOaC s-
Ree*;any .Auction Sale, reg
as to size or article to sell. 1 solictit
vein* business, and if not satisfied will
wake no charges for Services Ren-
TRIfiR WEBER—Dash-wood
Phone 38-57.
PRODUCE
arm rod:viCC
ANTE
HIGHEST CASI4 PRICES
-_FOR--
CEAM, EGGS AND
POULTRY
Res. 94, Zurich
Fhor-te ? oi,
Zurioh G
Corrie and purchase your Aut-
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Tons of Poultry are leaving these
parts daily for to graze the table and
make others happy over the Christ-
mas season.
Miss Greta Haberer who is a stud-
ent of Westervelt Business College,
Lo:,do.i, is holidaying :at her .tonne
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PA.G1� FIV
Foot Minded
Your family and friends will appre-
ciate a gift in Footwear and we have
a 'fine selection to choose from.
Wo also carry a full Line in trav-
elling goods --Club bags, suit eases,
music Cages, etc,
GIVE L'S A CALL
E. J. DATARS
Reliable Footwear and Shoe Repair-
ing, Trunks, Club Bags, & Suitcases.
Many Decorations •
Hensel' streets and houses" are_bea-
utifully dice' ated for the festive
,a.? =on. A Christmas tn.?, in front of
the town hall has more than 100
'c. etrie bulbs on it,
The C'•trsiitmas entertainment of
the Evangelical Sunday School was
held oil Sunday evening, with the
church filled almost to capacity, and
a very good appropr'te program was.
rendered. The proceeds were also -
encouraging.
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. William .3anders of
wish to announce ;he. engage-
ment of thein only daughter, Bernice
Sx. PETER'S
:1 vangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
A Changeless Christ for a
ing World.
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice,
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m.—Divine Worship
114.5 awn.—Sunday School.
7,30 p. m. --Divine Worship.
Everybozly V•?,icome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor.
Chang-
31.333,13
MASSE.Y-HAREIBNEWS
Season's 6reetin�s
Good Wishes for. a joyous Christmas and a Pros-
perous New Year to our numerous Friends and
Customers.
In a world clouded by war, may 1941 bring you
Serenity, Health and Good Fortune.
-CANADIAN FARM IMPLEMENTS
Tel. Shop 149 O.!CLOP?€ Res. 67
.EM.MANUEL
to Mr. Howead C. Truemner, son
of :lee Dan i i•uemnee or C etti'ton
and the late Mrs. Truemnee, the mar-
riage to take place quietly In Dec-
ember.
GRANT IS REDUCED
Ottawa --Regret was exp;.es:;ed by
Rerourc;•s Minister Crerar in the
House of Commons that "urgent need
for economy" h'.s made it necessa.Yi
to reduce the married grant to Jack
Miner to aid in operation of his bird
sanctuary at Kingsville. Mr. Crerar
said it wag generally reco•"i'ed thr-
oughout Canada that Mr. Miner had
performed a splendid service to Can-
maoti've Requirements from ada. The vote last year was $4,000
?urich's oldest Established and is now reduced to $2.500, Alt.
Crerar said Mr. Miner received, i„-
..arage • and Service Station.
\X7e can supply all your needs.
:,xpert Automobile repairing,
evith the latest testing instrum-
nts, Acytelene 'Welding Tires meeting held in the Township Hall,
addiion to his grant, a . a Lary of
$750 a year as game warden.
MET AT VARNA
At a largely attended Community
3atteries, Oils, Greases and
'tepairs.
B -A Gasoline in three Grades
Give/��Us a Call!
1L,
MOUSSEATJ
Phone: Day 103. Night, 47
BUTCHERS
Zu rich s' Popular
MEAT T MARKET
C. B. Iiecl:e:ldo n, Minister.
Mrs. -I, G. Hess, Organist.
10 a.rn. Service
11 a.m.—Sabbath School.
7.30 p.m. Service
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ZURICH RED CROSS
1940 DONATIONS
Total Subscriptione to date amounted
to Mti.;, .
(Continued fr'am last week)
The following gave $2.00
Mr Jacob Balmer
Mr, 'Nin. Trt,cenner
Mr. Roy 7.derner
Mr. Alb . e . Watson •
Mr. Beton Truemner
Mr. Whitney Broken hire
Mrs. I"e:nny Bender
Mrs. Ivan Yung lust
Air. William O'Brien
Miss J. Johnston
Mrs. C. 7 1bei'
Mr. and Mrs. L. Willert
Mr. and Mrs L Schiibe
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Sehilbe
Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Coxon
Mr and Mrs C L S.mith
Mr. Earl Thiel
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tuerlcheim
Mr. Henry Steinbach
Mr. Win. Alen.
Mrs Mary Miller
Mrs, 1Whitsel
'1.. Geo, Farnell
:Jr. Wim. Tiny
Iars. Mabel Sunder
Miss Dora .Standing
llrs. Lee Iio4 'pan
Mr and Mee o Fib
�T, i dell li i'let'e't'
M , i, t t
Mr. len Deown
Itegitr
Mr. Roland C ,.r r
Ale.. Ali. Meliek
71:e Wm. Inc';+ .rich
Mr. Atgu:t. Koehler .
l'Ir. Pot'••
Al.r, Meilen S. i't ,.".lc.
Mr. Ed. J. Det tis
Mrs. Eel D..1t ers
Mrs Ivan 1.ai' d tell
Mr. David Schwa.rtss:ntrueer
Varna, on December 17th, it wits de-
cided to conduct a farm and home
improvement contest in Stanley Tp.
in 1941. Reeve Fred Watson pee-
:cnted and with him on tate platform
were members of the Council. The
guest speaker \vas Mr'. C. Itr
Editor . of the Farmer's Ma< ..zine.
Toronto, who told of the sncee-; o° 1
similar contests throughout Cleit:'*In'
in 1938 and 1940, He emphasized the
value of attractive home, and farm
lay -outs, not only in the satisfaction
.to the owner,, and in keeping 1 ing tin i
young people cf the family happy and
contented aith fuel life, but el
attractive farni. i 7r 1 .<t'' in vnlie.
to prospective petro t- r; of t'i' f:''I
l e 1
Huron Con sty $o fat lies i
a, firm <:n i lee me imp. Lyee m 1 Co
test althoueei many iP•I':' 1' -tis 1, i.. .
improved their home, and farms with-
out the force, of community , et 1
is expected that tht' entheed:.een red
.
friendly rivalry gen r rc:t d '
contest will provide the ;p'ik t., in-
terest the .whole family tt rt:
the project. The Stanley, Town '
Farm and Home Improvement Cee -
test
,•.test will be in charge of Peeve I• ne
Watson, Bayfield, and. C'oueeillnrs
FAST PLANE
Vancouver—Expected to be eon!, i Mr . E. Clarko 1.75
pleted by December 15, the first ; \7i, and Mr. Lloyd O'Brien 1..5
plastic warplane of a fleet of them A1 Chri4 Dietrich 1.50
visualized by two men in Vancauv,,i 11 r. I d t.'clt r; Son 3.00
Mr. Jno Merrier 1.50
will .. -.t:'* i ?•d air- ,1 Fuss 1.5
po i�,•cl by :t . tt a
The ' lr and 'MI1 : David
craft e'7+; n, for test pt:',rt,c::. i ', ' The rnliowing gave $1.00:
Ali. Jiro. 'Soldan
Wilf. Woido
ical
a new inexpensive give r OC Mics Mary Magan
icdesign, to give a speed o. C NIr. Wm. Davidson
utile, an hour. The promoters toplanMr. Robin McAllister
?rake the plane available to the Can NIr, Hector Laporte
adian and 13ritish governments. T1t': Mr. Philip D Laporte
men behind the new warplane arc Mr. Jos. Duchnomc
Harry. N. Atwood, veteran flier and Itt.MisEmily 'harrne ne
scientist of Greenfield, N.H., and =�' Father Martin
Mr. Jos, Corriveau.
Mr. John Laporte
Will. Corriveau
Wm. Duchar•nte
Chas. Bedard
Wm, Ducharnicr, Jr.
Win. Gentili
Albi.rt Hendrick
Donald Hendrick
Emil Hendrick
Mr. ,Sam Deslardile
Mr. Wit. Jennison
Mr. Leri Sararas
Mr. C. 0, Smith.
Me. Wm. •14offntan
Mr. Conrad Sienron
Mrs, E. C'�tbca
M 't l war Thiel
AUCTION SALE
Of FARM PROPERTY
At Dominion House, Zurich, op
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4th, 191
At 12.00 "o'clock, p.m.
Consisting of 37lee acres of land,
more or less, being west part Lot
18, North Boundary, Hay Township.
There is on the premises a frame
barn 22x38 feet, ..table attached
12x16 feet. Also a house 10x10 ft.
Farm has an acre of Landing popuar
bush; is well drained, all in cultiv-
ation, and is a good grass farm.
TERMS -10 per cent. on day of
sale, balance in 30 days. Will be
sold subject to a reserved bid.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Sol. Beehler, Edmund Desch, Exec-
utors, John Hechler Estate.
l� you with the
Let Us supply
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
1Ect., slays on hand. �rKept
.'fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices tor
Wool, Hides and Skins
�Y-raigb1Utt & S0-13
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INSURANCE.
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Ca.
OF WOODSTOCK
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects at Brucefield
On '
TUESDAY, DEGLM:13E11 31st, 11340
At 1.30 o'clock the following:
Sewing machine, godd condition;
Spartan radia, 3 rockers, Hydro
lamp, 2 beds, dresser, washstand,
pictures and frames, extension table,
kitchen table, glass cupboard, sink,
home made carpets, small table, chairs
couch, paper rack, electric iron,
wringer, linoleum, 3 coal heaters, 1
nearly new, cook stove, electric range
ette, '2 coal oil heaters, dishes, cook-
ing utensils, crockery, sealers, boiler,
meat grinder, lawn mower, garden
tools, scales, scythe, buck saw, quan-
tity of sealers, pots, pans, lamps;
clocks, bread box, cabbage cutter,
tub., quantity of wood and 'numerous
other articles.
' ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN 1VI J'T- Mrs. ;801 I Toms—Cash
Proprietress.
IAi, COMPANY DOING BUSINESS Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
'211F LARGEST RESERVE BAI,-
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OF 'THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Aniouirt of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
8lst, 1936, 322,391,527.00
Total Cash in Bank and .3o tds
$273,613,47.
es --$4.50 per $1,000 for 9, Years
Fe X"f LOPPwu.r, W✓JL'i.A'4..,H
nt, also Dealer :lin Lighti-
Rods and all kinds of Fire
insurance
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scheme provides ler the eventu:?
powering of the p1a tic: fighting craft
by engine of rad
Johnston of Vancouver. They an
progressing with plans to turn out.
the planes and motors.
RETIRED DENTIST HONORED
e On 94th Birthday
Twenty -Four relatives and friends
of Dr. Francis E. Meant, Ridgway,
Ont., the oldest practicing mechanical
dentist until two months ago, in Can -
da or the United States, gathered at
his Koine to felicitate him on his 94th
birthday anniversary. The party as-
sembled on the lawn and 1•arehed to.
the beautifully decorated diningroorn
with two large tables tastefully alp-
pointed and centred by a huge birth -
c, cal t , ;n41011)04 wilt tri retic
TRIPS OVER CAT
When she tripped on a cat while
descending the stairs of her home at
(k,.,eric°I. : r ;. fir• 't:l Carpenter, was
the
plunged
Alexandra headlongto
theX-ray rev-
ealed a ieractui ad collar bone and
fractured tib» Although badly shaken
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Buy any Pepsodent Product, Face•...:$ the Carton and
receive a Camera for 15 Cc:ti'(s.
SYNTONIA:
One Bottle for
Or 3 bottles for
1.00
$2.50
We Have a $i' mer of Libr,vey ' °�' which we wa
lend out at 5c. per ��*r �_. Etc.
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Mrs. John Fuse
Mrs. 3. Block.
Ili. Lloyd Iacpp
Miss Ethel Fir
Ale. David D t t .rims'
Aim David D c ,,bine
I1iss E. Voll. d
'sirs. Wm. 11
\1 r Norm. ' ie 'Barris•.
M. DI GagFcrAter
Mr. Jno. Ehlers
Mr Jno Gallman
Mr. Simon Gin,•eric':t
Caro St1
Miss Ethel W il?'ams
Mr. Robt. Wil.r..i•i
Art•, Gus Ile. nomt•tt
Mrs. Chas. S'•i' ee
A'ir. Clarence i•:ars
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Nix Jacob Rc gii r
Air. D.,nni I:,rci, Jr.
Mrs. Herb t ttley
Mr. Harry Ro-<'
Kir. Ed. Miller
1.1r Geo. 11
Mrs, Wn'i Siebert
Al... Beni,' Thiel
Mr. Art EdighofTer
Air. -Henry C,allmau
Mrs. Henry ilowalt:l
Nir. Jake Hol:ald
Mr. Louis Weber
Mr. Sol Zimmerman
Mr. Wm. Siehov't
Mr. Allan G:ascho
Air. Earl Flaxbarcl.
'Mr. Jas. Ardlcr•on
Mr. Ted .Smith
11:Ir. Harold Joh a Ston
Miss Anna Daters
Mrs. Lizetta Deters
Mr. and Mrs. Jun. Brenner
Mr. Ted, Mit.tleholtz
Mrs, Wm. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude (Minas
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rau.
Mr Len Rota
Mr. Sam Dietz
Mr. Orville Witmer
Air. and Mrs. Aill. ()Hell
AIr. and Mr4. '_d. Relieve
Mi, ?lilt lie 1,..
Mr 14c•'h 1(e.u' r
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