Zurich Herald, 1941-01-16, Page 14arty-First Year
U13 ICX1-1n THURSDAY tail0f N1NO, JANUARY UARY 16,
,tronize your
194 1 s
mai Merchant for .your
THE LOWEST PRICES
Sales Prove Lt, ---o Salesmen Commissions to pay.
No Finance Charges to Pay
SPECIAL -_00.y one left at the old Price, New 1941
Dodge.. Purchased before tax raise
1939 Chev.. Coach like new $685
1940 Dodge coach, choice
1939 Dodge De Lux coach $695
1940 Pontiac Coach, like .New $785
1931 Ford Coach, newly painted .. ............. $ 1 90
1929 Ford Coach, repainted . $125
1929 Ford Coupe $85. 1932 Chev.. Sedan -
WARD F RITZ
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Weare: offering our Winter Merchandise at
educed Prices
Such as Sweater Coats, Underwear, Hosiery,
MEWS .DEPARTMENT
Men's jumbo, Knit -Sweaters, all wool ..,_`. e
..Men's Pullover Sweaters, Reg. 2.50.for ` 1.75'
Men's allwool Wrridbreakers, Reg. $5.00 for 595
Men's allwool Winclbreakers, rey. 3.50 for. •_..2.69
Men's Fleece Pullovers.with zipper at: t. 98c.
Men's checked. Shirts_, heavy, 'reg. 1.354.5D. .5LI at 119
Men's felt Hats.,, new style reg. 2.25. Sale ...1.59
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Ladies' white Flannelette night gowns
G'al's. flanneletteiele�t� •.P, >•i auras, Reg. $1, at... n9c..49c
Ladies Vests, axad Bloomers at ...-........... �,-<� .
Ladies Silk Skips; rose or white - , 79c
Ladies House. Dresses all Sizes prices from. $1.00
to 1.75. Sale price .. 89c
o pei yard 1 8e
Broad Cloth all.c
. � lois
Flannelette:Bli kets Ibex,. grey and white ....2.19
Pure linen Toweling per yard 25c
4
Turkish Towehin; reg. 30c,2c
, yd. at'
Light: Striped „Flannelette per'yard..19c
These are. ani a few Items .,listed which we are
selling at reamed prices, you willsee what we 'rave
to offer when;youvisit oaalr Store.,
This SALE Starts SATURDAY, JANUAR-1 18th.
An& fox t a e . iliac .come early we are Selling a
.mediurn.weight Tiroom at
19c. Only fry's dozen
;at 'this Price. ,
We ,also, hav '. .8 BOXES at 25c., Some Real
•Bargains
REM.E.4111BER, SATURDAY. JAN 18th,
oupc�xis� grin= wi: air L all Goods ,purchased' at 'Our
Store.
Leavitt's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
Thurs., Friday, Saturday
TWO MATURES
A Girl Must Live
A British feature Comedy, ,starring,
1v1ARGA12;ET B:LACK.WOOD •
Arid ' England's poular 'Comedian,
:Gf:CiO'ThGE ROBBY
This picture had a seven weeks ,run
in Toronto.
rhe Ranger and the Lady
With Roy Rogers and George (Gaby)
Hayes. Patronise British Pictures!
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
•
The Doctor Takes a Wife
A feature Comedy Starring
LANRETTA YOUNG and
. RAY MILLAND•
ADDED—"Community Sing" Andy
Clyde ,Comedy" Mr. Clyde goes to
Broadway.
This Theatre will continue the''Sale
of War 'Saving Stamps.. Take your
change in Stariips!
, mxcxsrmiPs �came�
Mr. . William .Davidson of the'
Goshen line south was on Thursdaly
rushed to London Hospital ,and oper-
ated on for appendicitis and is im-
proving nicely.
ZURICH RED CROSS
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Rates $1.25 in Canada, in advanAlt
$1.5Q in U.S,A. , `ln advance
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publ;sh':
941 Purahases
Mr. 'Wxn. O'Brien. :made a business
trip to London on Saturday.
Mr. Harry Howard ' of I3ez:sall,was.
a business 'visitor : in town," on Tues-
day,'
Mrs. Milton McAdams of the Bron -
.ion line is visiting at present with
:ter father, Mr. Alex. Neeb near
Dashwood.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Mousseau roy-
ally • entertained two members of the
Port Albert Flying Char., they were:
Corp. Latchford and Corp. Reily.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Melick, of
Flint, Mich., 'were recent visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. O'-
Brien of'town. Mrs. Melic;i being a
sister to Mr. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. George Deichert have
occupied part of their new home
which adjoins their new place of bus-
iness, while workmc.; are - : iii cage ;-
ed in finishing lir the interior.
Mr. Harry McA-)ams, Romand Mei-
linger, and Ada'--: Masse of the Br-
onson line left Mc iday for ls:tchenei
The former visitl..; et Galt with Mr
and Mrs. Duller whose daughter
'Lucile had her finer amputated in a
press. Harry. returning Tuesday,
vv.rare theoa.aier rem..aned at Kit-
hener.
The Zurich and District Branch of
lie Canadian Red Cross Society held
its first •aria al rneetiirg on:.Monday
•evening in the Ideal town hall with
an fairly well representation in at-
tendance • And- with; .splendid ,elft ,,~s-
iasm: The reports from the 'vaxiou
eornniittees were very encouraging.
and, cliu:ing . the past year, a total of
3,872 articles were made, and for-
warded to headquarters, cons;sting
of knitted :goods, hospital supplies,
and refugee clothing. The treasurer
reported, that since organization, we
have received through subscriptions,
donations, and funds from other
ev ata, a total of "2,401,22, and.
during that time, we have purchased
$1; .i).C,,O of wool and other matex-
eis and remitted to divisional head-
qua7tais ;582., leaving .4 balance on
hand to start the new year's work of
$574.88.- In addition to this there are
:;applies or m at rials on haac:c approx-
imately to the value of $209. The
election of officers then look place,
rtl the following were elected for
the nsuing year: '
President --Mr. E. 111 Dagg
Vies President— Clergymen of Dist.
Secretary: Mr. V. Dinnin,
Assist. Secy.—Mr. F S err
Trea o "—I)r. P. T. O'Dwyer
Assistant Treas.—Mi; s Ruby Church
Committees; Convenars `— . • • • • •
Finance -3,/h. George Deichert.
Work—Mrs. George Farwell
Sewing Mks Matilda Johnson
Secy. of Sewing Coan.—Mrs. G.
Koehler.
Cutting—Miss A. Datars.
,Surgical Su plies --Mrs. O'Dwyer.
Knitting- =Miss Alice Johnson
Thspecitioli Mrs. Louis Prang.
,Shipping—Mr. A. Ralbflceisch.
At the annual meeting of St. Pet=
sir's congregation on Tuesday evening
Mr. George Hess was re-elected as.
; r a -ch elder for• a term of thrre yrs.
Two new members were elected for
ptn-iod, namely Ferdinand
Haberer, and Harry Gallnian who
filled the vacancies of • George Dei -
chert and Elmer Elopp, resigned.
. Mr. and Mrs. 'Edward Haberer are
now very comfortably occupying their
new residence -just eat of the vill-
age. Mr. and Mrs. John Turkheim
have taken possession of the home
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Haberer.
This is another addition to the many
homes in and around Zurich:
ANNUM-,
Insurance Meeting
The Vieth Annual. Meeting of the
Policyholders of
THE HAY TOWNSHIP FARMERS'
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
-COMPANY
Will he held in the
TOWN HALL - ZURICH
On
i'iOONDA•Y, JANUARY 27th, 1941
At two o'clock, r.rn.
.Laid to Rest
The- remains of the late Frank
O'Brien were laid to rest last Wed-
nesday afternoon in L'aird's cemetery
Brucefield. Rev. W. E. Aidworth of
Starfa officiated. The late Mr. O'-
Brien was .a son of the late Mr. and
1VIrs. Roswell O'Brien of the Sauble
line, Hay Township. and was married
with Miss Margaret Treffry. on Dec-
inbe 24th; 1890. He fas a former
member of the TOOF and a member
of the United Church at Steil -A, being
a member of the board for many ye-
rrs• and former treasurer of the
church, was a great sunday school
\corker, also took an active part in
the Presbytery conference. Surviv-
ing besides his Wife and sons are
three , b.rothers, William of Zurich,
John of Manitoba, Roswell of Sask-
atoon; two .sisters, Mrs. Alonza Mel -
i& of Flint, Mich.; Mrs, Daniel Mc-
Phail of Manitoba • and four grand-
children.
Womens.' Institute
On Monday evening, January Gth,
the Women's Institute of 'Zurich met
in the. council chambers of the town
hall 'for (their monthly meeting. The
meeting was opene i by singing the
Institute Ode, followed by Lord's
Prayer. The guest i p: Aker for the
evening was Mr. V Dinnin, principal
of Zurich Public School who spoke
veryably on health and education,
TheInstitute sang "Jingle Bells." A
'ano duet was given by Margaret
Hey and Ruth Johnston, followed by
a poem by Nola Krueger. A player,I
MIS given by Mrs. P. Haberer, "Hit-
ler's Prayer," A duet was rendered
by Shirley .Draeger and Belva True -
inner assisted by Mrs. Hess at the
piano "Juanitia." Mrs. Hess -than
gave a po'em "The Sorry -IHTostc ss" by
"7.-A. Guest. The Instltrte sang "The
CREDIT
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CREDIT
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Fox positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracite
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Brique
The Roe Farms Milling Glh
- Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
1 Highest Cash Prices paid fog
.Eggs on a graded basis.
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dent. Secretary - a.
Auditors.
2 --Election of Directors anal Anditors
3 ---The Discussion of other re ate
in the interest of the Company.
meeting which closed by singing,
"God Save the Kin ." A dainty
lvv�ich was served by thi• cot ntr:rttee
rn charge. Mrs. ;)avid D c , ,min;
;lis. Ililtorr r ue•,rn r, Mrs, 1 ' tint e i
Thomas Webb, President.IC,ue;;c'i Mrs, P. Haberer, Mrs
Iferbert E., Either, Se rntar'y', ' 3ohiistt+r'te Mrs, Geo. Duebar e,
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERA+1. DIRECTORS
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We are Happy to
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be Doing Business at the:
Old Stand
During this Cold Winter Weather you will need
good warm Underwear, Overalls, Smocks, Wind -
breakers, Mitts, Socks, Heavy Rubbers, Etc., Etc.,
Let Us Supply You With these Essentials.!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
HIGHEST MARKET PRI CES PAID FOR. EGGS
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