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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1941-03-06, Page 84URICH HERALD Wall Papers • We have again placed in Stock a large lot of Reg. N. Boxers' Wallpapers in plain and floral designs. Most of them are Sunworthy, some embossed Tines. We think they are the finest range we have ever shown. Prices from 10c to 50c a single roll. Balance of last season's papers at reduced prices, and 15 room lots only to offer at less than half price. We invite your inspection. GROCERY SPECIALS Castile Soap, 6 bars Sodas, 2 lbs. Peas per tin Jelly Podwer per pkg. Cocoanut Cookies per lb Peach cookies per lib Baking powder, quart jars at each Laundry soap, 6 bars for Oranges, 2 dozen for 9c 25c 10c 5c 15c 17c '28c 19c 35c P. E. I. Potatoes per bag 1.25 J. 4,4 SCHO PRODUCE WANTED SON PHONE 59 12•14,..adrinammima• VOCINIOCOMPROMO/10WWWW/10=3,Mil GENERAL INSU ANCE EXCEPT LIFE Fie, Auto, Casualty Fidelity, Andrew F. Hess, Local Representative Etc, Zurich Zurich too1101611,41106$11161004611104114.12111108.811141920111804,00,0eff20•04Mmaro•104•011 HARDWARE – SEEDS and FURNITURE ; To Our Farmer Customers You are going Through This World Only 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 laa3or- saving stable equipmeni. iays lietirne dividends. Gives you more time to enjoy life. En- • hance' s value of farm. Improv- es product. •Inquire about our Sanitary Steel Cow Stalls–Exceptional Values at Lower Prices. S TA D ..• ' ZURICH QUALITY – PRICE 40•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••******.soessassassfil Lower Priced Stalls Automatic Watering Manure Carrier Labour Saving 1 t a WEIDO1 ONT. SERVICE E, 2-1 = S1 zeRiews Grocery Store -Oxyclol, 1 large and 1 small 25't• Comfort soap, 2 bars 5c‘ Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. with cereal bowl 25c . Cocoa, Falcon pure,. 1 113, -can 25c Brooms, 5 string ....... 25c Macroni, per lb 5c Oranges, 2 dozen fOr. 35c Peaches, canned, per can i Sc Menno Oesch EGGS WANTED. 11111 1111111111111111111 ITEMS OF itt,AL Zurich Phone 165 1 1 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 HMI Monday next will. be the March meeting of Hay Council. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueger al: Dashwood spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. eHrb Krueger of town. Mrs. P. Eisenbach and Jno..Mturs+ soau of Grand Bend were in town on Weduesday. Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Heckendorn are all smiles these daays, and rightly so, a little son has arrived at the parsonage. The Goshen line north of Zuriedil which was blocked to motor traffic. for over two weeks was Ilriany op- ened on Monday. 1. Fred Rader and his mother. Mrs. Cathern Rader of Dashwood' were Monday visitors at the homes of Mrs. Susan Haberer and. Mrs: Clara Decker. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gingerith, who have been residents of!New Ham burg for some years, have moved their effects up to the formerpar- ent's farm, Stanley Township: Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer and daughter Patricia were. Sunday visit- or. to London. Patricia spending LOCAL MARKETS iCorrected every Wednesday) Fgdozen atter, Dairy i1utter, creamery Dressed chickens ens live 'Mite., bushel .0ats, bush Barley, bush. ...... .11nek%.vheat, bush . .171111or, cwt. Pastry flour (at mill), 'POtatoes, 75-1b. bag , Live; hogs cwt. veme.rocomiarnalasusanuanaimmeesar 18, 15, 12'. 35; 38 12-20 10-14' 70 34' ........ 42' . ....... 40c• 2.35-3.25 25-lbs...60c• ...... 1.10 TO STOP RELIEF Ottawa---D-ominion contributions;! far daheet relief will be Miscontinuedli March 1, Labor Minister Mcr..arty! ennounced. The present basis is a 4'0; per cent. contribution by the Domin- ion, 40 per cent. by the province•azi 20 per emit by the municipality.. "WHEN A GIRL'S IN LOVE"' A Stirring Serial Novel An on forgettable story, und'erstan- dingly and intimately told ---with str- ThliVi41)11yi March Oth, 1941 41,04444444444.4.46.4444.444,4444..«,- 4++++++++++411.411.i4.4444AIP YO UR !Hardware and Furniture • , t 1 4 4 14 14 . 4 .4 I4 + ;4 STORE YOUR. YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS We Always Carry a Full Line of - the Best of both Shelf and Heavy Stanle Hardware;. &vies. Furnaces, andi all Heating Equipments. Let Us Offer You Good Suggestions alimg this Line. Some Good Med Heaters at Very/Reasonable Prices FURNITURE See Our Studio Couches and. Dinnette: Suites A Full Line of an the Homelkequirernents Always keep a, Good Stock of New, and the very Latest in Furniture at Very Reasonahl e Prices, quality Con- sidered. Let us show you our Beds; Springs, Mattress, Dinirig Room Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc. SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE + For the me conservative pul-chaser we can save + you many a dollar as we have a, fine assortment of •+ 3: Slightly Used tFurniture that will give you big value for 4 + your Money. Drop in and look; these over and get our Remarkable Low:Pe& 4%.. Johnston & Kalbileisch 7.5,1 Hardware & Furnituze. Phone 63 the week -end at her home here from lking illustrations in FULL COLOR —bcg,nis in The American Weekly Loretta Canvent. with the March 9 issue of'The Detroit: Sunday Times. Be' sure to read 'Helen Topping •Miller's novel ablaut a spir- ited girl who dremt dreams of a life shared with a man she adored. Be sure to get the March 91 Detroit SIM* day 'fillies. • In Magistrate's Court The Wail Police Trustee Board of • • Played GeAgster town met on Monday evening, and , u•oderich—Pive teen age youths in one of the m• -ie things for discussion. magistrate's court plea.ded guilty to was the purchase o2 a more adequate 'W fire eno,ine, from which more will N',LSin reck egangster methods to likely be rvir later. ngeance for a fancied wrong. They admitted they had waylaid and beat Saturday, was March 1st and the r up Jackie Bell, 18, ticket taker at a month came in like lion, so we can movietheatre, because he leaez refus- look for a nice ending, but we still ed them free admission to a late win have plenty of cold and raw show. Two of the accused lads were winds and can stand many a good fire were in their 16th and three In their before the real balmy days come. 17 Year, While Bell was returning to his home the lads attacked him from an alley slapped him, threw him to The condition of the Zurich road the ground and blackened an eye. Sus to Hensall is anything but an induce- pAided sentence for one year was !Tient to go over. Rough seems to be given, A Chinese restauranteur of no name for the state it is in at ores- Seaforth was too smart for a trio of ent. Where are our delegations these Aumner.carnical "slickers". The cust- days when at other points efforts art. i omers were beating his electric pin - being made for improved roads, ball machine a little too often so have not all gone to sleep; +-4 Stratford where she is attending Mr. Jacob Swartzentruber of the Bionson line has sold his 95 acre farm to Mr. Wallace Gingerich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gingorich, who vets possessions later in March. Mr Swartzentruber is having :-uction sale of his effects on March 18th.. NO BY-ELECTIONS Premier Hepburn will not call bye - elections for the live vacant seats in the Legislature, including Huron - Bruce, and the Opposition leader, Col. Prew, has intimateil his agree- ment with this decision. The exp ense, he says, would not be justified at this time, and the results could have little ,,ffect on the situation in the Legislature. If the present Log islatuie is allowed to live out its term, there will be no general elect- ion until 1942. Takes Half of Esthnate Ottawa--Closo to half the $1,800- 000,000 to be appropriated for war expenditure in the next fiscal year will be required by the army, e mance Minister Ilsley told the House of Con mons. The Air Department will re - :mire A421,000.00L,, tj•:.n. ,y$181. 000,000 and other departms.a:s 822,- 100 000 the minister said( but int emphasized that these estimates wee ,ece:sarily ubjecte to 1 ada1 chane, •— In County Court Sittings of the spring assizes and Supreme Court. of Ontario, scheduled to commence on March 4th, have be- e A'n work, to March 11. at 2 pan. This hash eon nece8sit- Iced eason of the inability of the, presiding judge,. justice Kelly, to at. d remit at Welland which over- lapped with the Huron date. The do- tket k a light one., thero being no case scheduled, and only 2 ivi]jury cases, both motor damage actions, are on the list. John Chinaman decided to do a little letective work, and found a hole had i,een bored in the side of the contra- ption with a. gimlet,. big enough to permit passage of a wire, with the ;vire they •manipulated the playoff spots on the board so as to blow in the small electric lights. Then they claimed the prizes. Two of the men were given 30 days and on on ,9m9- pended sentence. Hensel' Spring Show The South Huron Agric. Society held its 40th annual seed fair at Hen - sail on Friday afternoon, It being. th only one of ts• kind in Huron Coun- ty and one of the oldest in Western Ontario. The judge and speaker A W. Mason, head of the field husband.. ry dept. of the Ont, Agric. College yoke, presenting an educational talk on agricultureal subjects with partic- alar reference to the growing grain and what has been proven ,b:t xperimentations at the college, th' 'est seed and most suitable to the sol it districts. There was a goon atten Ince and splendid entry of grain am' ind seeds. Following are the mair nize winnors: Fall wheat: W E Dougall, Wm Thapman, H. Desjardine; Early oat: Desjardine, W. McKenzie, Robt Phompson, W Chapman; Late oat. W. R. Dougall, W. McKenzie, H. Do .itudine, R. Hicks';' ;lioness oats, IV MtKenzie•'Barley, Andfew Dougall Frank Hicks, W. R. Dougall, H. Tro. nmner; Field beans, W. McKenzie W R Dougall, ROA. Thompson; tim. othy seed, W R Dougall, Desjarth ,10, u.Truemner; Red Clover seed W. 141cKenzie, 11. Trtrniner&mei clover seed, H. 'De.sjardine, 1,111M. Al- exander; Potatoes, W. R. DougaII. 8184....,+0484848.48.48444418.4.404.04* +++4++ ÷ 4841.481. ++++ 80841•4448,64 De and Disahltd Animals REMOVED PROMPTLY Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seaforth 15 DARLING and Ca. Of CANADA LTD. 111E11111118MIRM111111111.41111111d11111iii11141311111=E11111111111111111111111=3111111111M11110111111111111111111111M11101111111111111111141iN511111E111111111111111111114111A NOW! IS THE TI• ME TO, ORDER Your Stove Wood., Good 4 -foot Body WOOd Very Reasonably Priced. Let Us Have your Order! 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FLEISC - ZURICH 11184041.111068111181.61118.1118111111188111.01/4101;0111119t00,111.0601Thel10111 i NOTICE We would urge all people in account with us to a come i no nor before March ist, and settle the same in order to have out books straightened out. POTATOES Very choice Certified Imported seed potatoes at per bag • 1.30, Irish Cobbler or Green Mountain Other potatoes for domestic use at bag ... —1.20 • CHICK STARTERS We invite you to come in and see our various kinds of Chick Starters, and get our prices which are the lowest anywhere... Be sure end CA! 1 0 WE THANK YOU1 4• chilbe & on 1 • • 1 1 1 ‘rl [1