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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1941-05-01, Page 11 Forty -First Year 2U @CTHURSDAY M flel the s N!NOro MAY 194)1 Rates; $1.25 in Canada, fe aad i .'55.1..50 in U.S.A., in advan cci CHESTER L. SMITH, Publisben ail an War Services Fun Are Yoi: ' Suffering Fro Headaches? . . If so; (lave your Eyes E. xire:4d with the Lamest Methods and Eltquipment at A. L. COLE; •'P. 4 OPTOMETRIST 84 OPTICIAN GODFRIGH — ONT., Good Glasses at Reasoseable Prices evanssez.mulareenfiziaawratentetuaustualgrezracraTAmromatastaorniaree THIEL'S 'HAIRDRESSING NOTICE. We have recently ins led a new Shelton Waving Machine and can serve the public now better than ever. Be sure and' give us a call. MRS. FRED THIELE, Proprietress 5.r - COMIC R,ftABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRiCES E. Zurbrigg, R.O. : OPTOMETRISTat EXETER The Newest. Approved Method of Eyesight Testing Used. Opens every Week Day Except Wednesday. THE DEW - DROP - INN QUICK AND LIGHT LUNCHES Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Soft Drinks, Tobaccos, Cigarettes, •Cigars, Etc. LICENSED POOL ROOM HAROLD OVERHOLT THE LOWEST PRICES p(DSr;ii Sales Prove It. --No Salesmen Commisi.ons to pay. No Finance charges to Pay 1937 Oldsmobile Special Sedan, spotless interior, gas heater. 1940 :Pontiac Coach Fire new, .heater and defroster. 1939 DODGE, Sger At DeLu:r; :Ceupe. . 1936 .Chev:, S€anat'erdi: Coach, irank, locally owned_ 1931 Ford Coach., Trmak Rack, Newly Painted. 1939 Chev. •Coach, . Dark Brae, :Save $50.00 on this Car. 1935 Chev. Standard and :1(1 1935 Chev. .Master Coach. Both :Cars iewraed in Zurich. 1940 ')DODGE Coach. Get .the rine :and ,Compare. 1933 Ford Coach $125.09 ' 1.939 Ford DeLux Coach 1925 Cl ey. Coach $35.00. r1936 Ford Coach 1929 Ford Coupe: 85..00. 1939 Plymouth Coach 1927 Essex Sedan $25.00. 1936 Vzs 'zsn track 20,000 miles 1924 Ford Coach $19,00 1939 Chev. Coupe, locally owned AND MANY 'OT.I ERS.. A D• FRITZ qH , Exeter, Ont. Phone 135 ,!'burs., Friday Sdturday TWO FEATURES Carolina Moon Starring JENE AUTRY Men Against the -Sky Starring Richard Dix Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday TWO FEATURES GO Glorious Years In Tecnicolor Starring Anna Neagie Dipiciting the Life of Queen Victoria Nights at Earl Carroll's Starring Tim Murray Coming—Roa;d to Zanzibar, Ramp- arts We Watch. Presentation Last Friday evening atom 65 re- latives, friends and neighbors met with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walper, of Blue Water Highway, .south, recent- ly newly weds in their new home. Part of .the evening was spent in games under the leadership of Mrs. Raymond Kading, Frida Lovie and Helen Walper. The address was read by Alva Turnbull. Following the opening of the gifts, Mr. and Mrs. Walper thanked the friends in a few wellehosen .words, after which all joined in singing, For They are .Jolly Good Fellows. Lunch was then served. The address read as follows: Dear Elva and Lloyd: This is indeed a -very happy oc- casion for us as a youer People's Society and Sunday.. School Class to meet with you, in your new home, and to .extend 'our best wishes and meet cordial • congratulations upon the occasion of your recent marriage Though perhaps, we will not have the pleasure of your continued coni- nnny in our class, we find joy in the fact that another group will benefit by your help and loyal support, Nev- ertheless, we ;till hope to :etre the reivilege of working together as s oung People. �► Your neighbours, too, wish to ex- p -els their best wishes and congratu- lations. May God grant that your life's pathway be ever strewn with joys rather than sorrows. We realize that you have moved into a now community, though not far from your former hones, but we 'incerely hope that you will not feel as strang- ers amon • a,, and may you think of . us as true friends ever ready to share what we havo with each other. WE Dingy@. l'HE BEST FOR LESS Specials for ThEursdayr, Friday and Saturday Carnation Mill, Large ,tin .... Van Camp tomatoes, 2 large tins :Blue Boy coffee;. 1 -lb. ,bag .. ...... .....,....33c ,Corn larch,. per pig..__ ...._... _..__._ .. ..................1 Oc 1ibbjrs..Pork. and Beans :2.0., z, 2 tins .19c :Peas, 2 Tins 1 9c ..Royal York coffee, 11.-11a. . .............48c Life Buoy Sap, 2 '.(ares . ......, .......,13c Saniflusbfor Toilet bowls • ....29c ;Johnston's floor wax or Glo Coat S9c .Ready cut, macron , per ICa 5c ......•... ..,.., .6c. _.23c With^ut further delay, we ask you to accept this gift, and gifts, as small tokens of remembrances from the Y. P., the S. S. class and the Neighbours. Signed by Helen Wal - per, Gertrude Amos, Mrs. Sam Hen- drick on behalf of tate YRS and S.S. s Class of the Grand Bend United ° Church, and Neighbours. - e •a b • • Miss Ethel Hess is visiting relati- rtes in Detroit and Pontiac, Mich., at present, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 'W. .Stoskopf of Kitchener are spending a few days with the Johnson Sisters of town. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowlie of Lon- don were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gid :Koehler of town the two couples also visited with the former's sisters at Bayfield. Mir. John Ettie, near Drysdale,has leased his i rge farm to his sons,El- mer and Leonard, for a term of years He will continue to reside on the farm with his wife and children. Mr. Cyrus Schoch is holding an auction sale on Saturday, May 3rd of his household effects. The family will then move to Sebringville where they have rented living quarters. We wis them every success in their new home, Mr. E. F. Itlopp & Sens, apieris-ts. are erecting a lare work shop an d storage room on ''ie lot on Edward Street, west of hi.; dwelling property The building when completed v;iIl be used in connection with their honey business. Have Moved To Bayfield Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dowson, have moved to 'their new home in , Hayfield which they ,purchased from Aire..Clarence Parke. During the past few .,. ,•s that they lived in Zurich, they have mt(,de many friends who regret very much to know of their departure: Mr. Dowson has disposed of his property in Zurich to Miss Frieda Haberer, who gets immediate possession. HELP YOUNG CANADA WIN THE WAR WITH SCRAP Pupils of. Zurich Public School will call at your home Thursday, May lst or Friday, May- 2nd to collect RAGS and PAPERS. Please tie the news- papers and magazines in separate bundles. PIease save scrap iron and steel, worn out !aluminum pots and pons. auto tires, rubbers, etc., for collection Iater.—V. Dinnin, iPrinc- ipal, Z. P. S. Has Opening Tea Miss Vera C. Decker of Exeter wris a caller at the home of her mother, Mrs. C. Decker, and wishes to advise her Zurich friends ' of the opening tea. Miss Decker is having for the manning of the new beauty parlor, oupesate Central Hotel, Exeter, on Wednesday,. May 7th from 3 to 5 and 8 to TO p.m. The ladies of Zur- ich are invited to call and inspect this new parlor with its many new equipments.. A FREAK EGG Of all the freak eggs that we have ever seen, Mr. Martin Wurm of town brought to our office about the most unusual:' specimen that we have ever. eon. The egg was only about half rdinary size but longer and at the nd came abrubtly to a smaller size nd continutd on with what looked ike a swan's neck laying. the head ack on its body. In size it would veigh about the size of an ordinary gg, but j'nst how this freak of nat-' re conies about we often wonder. HYMENEAL The United Church parsonage, Bracefield, was the scene of a love- ly spring wedding when Laura Jean Cann, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. S. J. V. Cann, of Bayfield, was united in marriage to Trooper William Cal- vin Cutting, of the First ilttssars, Camp Borden, son of, Mr. and Mrs. William Cutting of Exeter, Rev. H.E. Wright perforated the ceremony. Por her wedding the bride chose a navy blue crepe gown of street long th. Her attendant was Miss Doreen .Men's felt Hats: at 1.95 to See cox T ' styles and color mean .s Suits,, real -value at ...........:...........;..,...20.95 Ali Newest Styles and Colors and a real Cloth at this price can't be beaten. 2.25 J. Phone 140 IN TOWN HALL - ZURICH Saturday Eve. May 3rd. At 8 p.m. EVERYBODY WELCOME Games 5c. mood Prizes. • 1Dublic Dance ON . THURSDAY EVE,, MAY 8th. GOOD MUSIC You Are Invited. AIL, tProce;.eds go• to local Red Cross Sims, of London, wearing a povwllei blue sheer with black and white ac - c s orios. Edwin Becker, of Dash - Wood, was groomsirttin. Following a reeeption the hyidol couple left far I i extended v, adding trip. (sue:,t ' were present from Guelph, Londe Exetei, Plisltwood and ?me/len'411_.._.. _4 _. a See Them at HESS, THE JEWELER. rfliONE YOUR O U * F For positive identification o the World's Finest Anthracite ak for BLUE COAL Also Rosedale Alberta, Sernet-Solvay Coke Miller Creek. Glen Rodger's Briquets, The Roe Farms Milling Cos Feeds. W. R. DAVIDSON Highest Cash. Prices paid f a,}t Emgs on a graded basis. Pone 10 - Hen.salL. • ••••••P•O?S•b* *40i,+DGv0000•4.4+4) 4.c)P<>.00$00444004..4 • • • • • • • .• • • • • • • • 0 • • • • Ann() Pai n g W. H. FIOPFiVTAZd'S i1uneral ° ome 6 For the Benefit of those, whenever in need, W. fav • • Hoffman's Home in Zurich is open to the Public sto be used as a Funeral Home, where the best of • • Care and Court, sy will be given.. • • s • +f 8' 4. a+ itKZ • *4000 43.004? • • Funeral Directors and Ambulance Service ?4. Phones 89and 9.3. �3c3'ee.: cplrcv€'vG"Y©00..0G 04,00e '6n41.44 <b 01!, Come in and see Our Sample Book of Paterns! They vali Please You! We have on hand at all times:.... Staple Articles, such as Overalls, Pants, Smocks, Shirts, Boots and Shoes, Etc. Etc. Pioneer and. National Chick Starter and Feeds.. Also National Fertilizers. FRESH GROCERIES 'i9E 9R ALWAYS ON HAND iE .fes. Edmund Swartzenti'uber, Prop. 'hone: 11^ i 11.,J, A t. 441 Lg g.