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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1941-02-13, Page 8SALE PRICES CONTINUED IN MANY LINESOF WINTER GOODS Heavy Wool Blankets, Reg. 10.50 for 72 -in. Flann. Sheeting, at yd 72 -in. Grey Cotton Sheeting, at yd. Blac kFingering Yarn, Y'k -lb at House Dresses, Reg. $1 for Men's Heavy Mackinaw Shirts for each Men's Wool Vests for each Men's Sweaters, at each Men's Wool Windbreakers at each -15 49c 39c 29c 79c i .35 .65c 1.15 2.15 GROCERY SPECIALS Pork and Beans, 2 tins for Canned Peas, 2 tins for Prunes, 3 lbs. for Macroni, 4 lbs. for Cream of Wheat, 4 lbs. for Oranges, 2 dozen for 19c 19c 25c 18c 19c 35c kUr PRODUCE WANTED 0 ON PHONE 59 r • r OE EXCEPT LIFE fire, Auto, Oasua1 Fidelity, Etc, Andrew F. Hess, Local Representative ams Zurich Zurich HARDWARE E — SEEDS 13 To Our Farrner Cu and FURNITURE You are going Through This World Ony Once. So Why Do.. Without These Labor Savers? Experienced farm help is scarce and costly. You'll need moderately priced stable equi- pment to do the work the quic- kest, easiest way.. Invest part of the money you'd pay hired help, in Beatty la Jor- saving stable equipment. x ays lietime dividends. Gives you more time to enjoy life. En- hances value of farm. Improv- es product. Inquire about our Sanitary Steel Cow Stalls -Exceptional Values at Lower Prices.., t 4,041 ZURICH ICH - QUALITY - PRICE tomer 1 5 't 3 a �P �s r.: Lower Priced Stalls Automatic Watering Manure Carrier Labour Saving DO ONT. SERVICE ,• 3 9 43 cy 13 to g 0 ra 13 13 13 Is IID 6 ZURICHHERALD "IIiIH,hIIII! IIIIIIttli1411 IIIIIIHIIIIUII((Illlilll 111.1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 111111111111 Iillli111111111111011 I II01 1 1111 1101111 1111111111111 10 zuRiews Grocery Store Empire noodles 12 -oz, pkg. 1 Oc Asparagus cuttings, 2 cans ...... 25c Coal starch, 3 lbs. 25c Blue berries, 2 cans 25c Colgate soap, 5 pieces with bowl ,. 25c 10c Tomato juice, 25 -oz can Minute tapioca, with tumbler, 1 pkg Sdoa biscuits, 2.lbs. 15c 25c enno Oesch Zurich EGGS WANTED. Phone 165 liFFail X11'-'iji'(ki 111111 III101III111110I0101YL0001 III 110 1111111 1 1111111111110 01 t(N1 t I t l LIN. <) t i' ls1( LALs tib Messrs. L. H. Rader and Valentine Becker of Dashwood were business visitors in town on .Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dagg and fain- ily spent the week -end w.itn relatives' in Hamilton and Toronto Miss Sally Manson and friena from Hensall spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and IVIrs. Me•nno Oesch. Miss Helen Deitz of Dashwood was a Sunday visitor at the home of her. parents, Mr. and Mrs_ Milton Deitz. Miss Doreen O'Dwyer is at present spending a month. at London attend- ing Westervelt's Business College. Miss Margaret Hey of London, was a week -end visitor at the norm: of her mother, Mrs. J. Rey. lir. and Mrs. Albert. Gaiser, of. Shi.pka were visitors in town one day last week. ' Miss Clara Weber of London, en- joyed a pleasant week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 - Weber. Weber. Messrs. Carl Thiel, Kenneth Bre- akey, Earl Flaxbard and Ed. Gack- stetter who had been in training camp at Chatham for a month, nave re- te: ned to their homes. - Sorry to report that Mr. William O'Brien has been confined to the house the past few days, but expect him out again soon. Fin weather is prevailing and it looks as though old man winter has his back pretty well broken. Satur- day witnessed a storm but it died a- way towards evening. Mr.. Edgar Geiger and children of Pieeon, Mich., motored over on Saturday spending the week -end at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. A. IVlelick and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Melick. Mrs. Wm. T. Tru.emner of the 14th con. 17.P^ purchased the dwelling house known cl_e Axt property from F. C. Kalbfleisch and Son and which is now oecunied by Mr. and Mrs. Millett, and Mr. and Ma -s. Law- rence Bedard.. Possession will be given by April 1st. The members of the Evangelical church choir -enjoyed an skating party last Wednesday evening on the Bab- ylon line, wher e much fun and eh- joym,int was in evidence. After the skating the happy party were enter- tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greb where a very attractive LOCAL MARKETS (Crsrreeted every Wednesday) Eggsdozen ...............i, 15, 12 Butter, Dairy 35 Butter, creamery 38 Dressed chickens 12-20 Chickens live .... 10-14 Wheat, bushel 70 Oats, bush. 34 Barley, bush:. • , 42 Buckwheat, bush .............. 40c Flour, cwt. 2.35-3.25 Pastry flour (at ,mill), 25 -lbs. - - 60c Potatoes, 75 -Ib. bag .. 1.10 Live hogs cwt. ............. 7.50 BELGIAN NEED GREAT Belgian's shortage of food and medical supplies is in many respects greater than it was after the 1914 German occupation, members ..of the Hoover inquiry said. Wheat, canned foods and espeetcally milk, meat, oil, iodine, cod Iiver oil and clotningare lacking. MARYHILL IS NEW NAME - ..What was formerly known as New Germany, is now the village of Mary- hill. The announcement was made on Stnday last by Rev. Father Joseph Diemert from the pulpit of St. Bon- iface Church in that village, following a vote by the residents. Rev. Father Diemert stated that the villagers ob- jected to the former name on the grounds that it was not suitable for a loyal Canadian community.—Mild- may • Gazette. ' WOMAN'S WORK NEVER DONE HOW TO TURN IT INTO FUN Women, you can solve the everlast- ing problem of housework and relieve the monotony of daily drudgery by transforming routine work into a fas- cinating passtime. Two New Yorls advertising men recommend some in- teresting ways in an unusual article in The American Weekly with the February 16 Detroit Sunday Times.Be sure to get The Detroit Sunday Times. DIES AT GODERICH E. R. Wigle, for six years mayor of Goderich and Conservative nxember of the Legislature from 1923 to 19°26 I for Centre Huron, died Saturday in ILondon Hospital, -age 62 years. He had been an active figure in municip- al and political life of Huron County .3orn at Wiarton, he graduated from the Ontario College of Pharmacy„ in 1908 he went to Goderich where he set up a drug business which he op- :•rated until his death. Surviving are his wife, three. ;ons and a brother. n.'he funeral was held Tuesday from St. George's Anglican church to the .daitland 'Cemetery. KNOCKS DOWN LANTERN Hensall—The large bank barn of the Duncan Stewart farm, two miles southetst of Hensall, was burned to the ground during the night on Mon- day including 100 hens and 15 pigs, but with the assistance of neighbors the cattle were saved, John Madge,. who has the fryrm rented, having ha company in the house during the cv ..vino•, did not go out to tea chores till 11 p.m. He hung the lantern on i :ail in the barn and having occasion to go to the house for a pail of wale. .t cow, during his absence, broke loose -mocking the lantern down near ha3• which immediately caught fire. HANDY PLANE New York—An aeroplane 'yhie can cavy a flying milkman from door door is an accomplished fact.' Hc could stop this plane in the air while he deposited bottles, picked up env ties. All he would need would' be window -high shelf. In fact, he cool • fly. to within two feet of you whet you called. for an extra bottle or eher,m and pacel it in your han is.n could back away—Always flying—al. ways the courteous milkman, even in the air. Then he could speed a• way at 80 to 40 miles an her to the next house. This can be, donebee- use it has been. done, except that the flier wasn't a milkman and instead o a bottle of cream it was a suitcase 'Che plane at present wiuld not fit all yards, but it would do for most; lunch was served. $46,725,000 EACH DAY T on:don, Eng.—Sir Kingsley Wooa. ehancellc r of tin) exchequer, told the Houso of Commons the war is now costing .1;10,500,+.100 (1111t $46,725- 000) every day or more than double the daily expenditures of a year ago He made the statement in asking fol another sum appropriation of _ :000,- 000,000 for the rest of this year am' £1,000,000 to :tart the next fisca; period beginning April 1. APPOINTED REGISTRAR • W. Nelsen 11111, Goderich, has beer appointed local registrar, clerk of the county court and registrar of the Surrogate Court of Huron County. Mr. Hill will succeed Robt. Johnston, who is reported sceriotely i11. He is a native of Hullett Twp. and for some years conducted a hardw pare rtor Auburn beim; going; to Goderich 10 years ago where the has conducted an insurance business. He is married and has a son with the RCAF at Cal- gary. In County Court JUDGMENT TOR DEFENDANT In County Court before Judge T. M. •Coe tello recently William Stirling, Goderich Township farm, was award- ed $186.80 and costs on his counter- claim against Gordon Cudnore, ap- iarist, also of Goderich Twp., the plantifF in the action. Mr. Cncl,nore's claim which was for nearly $800,was dismissed. The action arose out of a atotnr rec.ide:nt on An •il 29 last, on the road between Clinton and I3ay- field, when the Cudmore and Stirling ears were in collision opposite a far- mer's laneway, toward which plaintiff - was turning to a mail box when Stir- ling attempted to pass. , Thursday ella`1uk `y 3.130, 1.441t ' Yr, + .4peesee!M4yesipirsepetst r -pe wUM*. ***+ +- 4 e++ +++++ ++ .F++++ 4 + k + YOUR Hardware and Furniture STORE 4 a YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS 4 We Always Carry a Full Line of the Best of both Shelf and Heavy Staple Hardware;; Stoves. Furnaces, and all Heating Equipments. Let Us Offer You Good Suggestions along this Line. 4. 4 Some Good Used Heaters at Very Reasonable Prices See Our Studio Couches and innate Suites A Full Line of all the Home Requirements 4' Always keep a Good Stock of New andthe very Latest 1 in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices, quality Con- , sidered. 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