Zurich Herald, 1941-05-15, Page 1Forty -First Year
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SDAY MORNING, MAY 1.,, [941,
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Rates; $1.25 in Canada, in 2tdvanc9g:
$1.50 in U.S.A., in advana•
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publishes
ry buyin, War Savi
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
12 so; Have your Eyesned. with
the Latest.Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST, & OPTICIAN
GODERIOH -- , ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonatele Prices
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE
We have recently installed a
new Shelton Waving Machine
and can serve the public now
letter than ever. Be sure and'
give us a call.
MRS. FRED THIELE,. Proprietress
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE F'R.@CES
C. E. Zurbr gg, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
BETTY ANN BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Will be closed during the Summer
Months Wednesday Afternoon and
Evenings.
MRS. EDW. GASOHO, Poop.
VAY
THE LOWEST PRICES
POSSLm:LE
Sales Prove It. Noe Salbsrnen Coamniss'.ons to, pay.
No Finance. Charges to Pay
1937 Oldsmobile SpecialSedan, spotless interior,gas heater.
1940 Pontiac Coach like new, heater and defroster.
1939 DODO„ Spectral De'Lux, 'Coupe.
1936. 'Chen. Standard :Coach, trunk, :Locally owned.
1931 Ford Coach, Trunk Rack, Newlly Painted.
1939 Chev. Coach, Dark •ltrrue, Save $50.00 on this Car.
1935 Chev. Standard and ;ICI ,) i1:935 Chev. Master Coach.
Both Can Owned in Zurich.
1940 DODGE Coach. Gest ,the :Piice and Campare.
1939 Ford Cecelia $125.09 1939 Ford DeLux Coach
1925 Chev. Coach $35:00. 6936 Ford Coach
1929 Ford Catipe 85-00- 1939 Plymouth Coach
1927 Essex Sedan $25.00_ 1936 1 then truck 20,000 miles
1924 Ford Coach. $19.00 1939 Chev. Coupe, locally owned
AND pro A:Nli :O111ERS
WARD FRITZ
WE SEr..L.L THE BEST FOR LESS
Specie for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Peas, 2 ib -az tins .._. _
!Maxwell House coffee, I -4b. ;tin _.._
' 2 hiss.. .. 27,c
Shortening, , . ---- . _<.
"Van. Camp's tomato juice •4 S -az. i 23cc
"Aylmer Catsup large ,1:2 -.oz :bottle -,37c
Blue Boy coffee„ 1-1b. hag _., ., ,
Classic or Big Five'Cleaner ..........,.. _»..__._ 5c
Brunswick Sardine per 'tin ........... 6c
'Corn Starch, per Pig- - • „____....._......... i Oc
Red River. cereal,.cereal,.large .24b. - 25c43c
Hawes. Floor 'wax 1-1j fin ._.:.,..,_
toilet tissue, ,4 rolls . .23c
Snow Cap.... .. i Tc"
Chateau cheese, lia1F lb -Pkg.
Franco American spaghetti, 2 tins 25c
Campbell'schicken ju n_bbo soup, 2 tins 27c
17c
49c
Men's newest styles felt Thais .:,.......:.,...:....
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.1'.95.
Men's 'Suits c e.ula'lii priced at 20.95
Ladies Haise tresses See therm at 95c
Leav tt's Thatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
Thurs., Friday, Saturday
Saturday Matinee at 2.30 p.m. '
THE SEA HAWK
A Special Feature Starring i✓ABOLL
FLYNN. An all Star Cast. •
Admission for Saturday: Matinee,
Children 10c, Adults 25c. •Evening
admission 'Children 25c: Adults 35c.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
TWO FEATURES
South of Suez
Starring GEO. BRENT
Calling All Husbands
Comedy Feature with
GEORGE TOBIAS
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND,
OPENIN.G
SATURDAY. MAY 24th.
WILLIS TIPPING
AND HIS
CASCADE RHYTHM
ORCHESTRA
AND EVERY
JUNE 21st,
UNTIL
SATURDAY UNTIL
THEN NIGHTLY
LABOR DAY.
NOTICE
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Notice is hereby given that the
local Sanitary Inspectors will make
their annual rounds beginning May
19th. All persons are requested to
have their outhouses, stables and
outbuildings cleaned up so as to
meet with the approval of these in-
spectors.
—Signed: Secretary of the i oard of
Health, Hay Township.
'Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs
Rufus Turnbull, Blue Water High-
way south were: Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Turnbull of Grand Bend, Mr.
and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau of IKippen;
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holt, 1. ev. Mr.
Grigg, of Exeter.
RED CROSS NEWS
A large shipment of goods has
hen . made by the Zurich branch of
the Red Cross Society. The shipment
Miss • Tillie • Johnston is spending
a few weeks. at Kitchener.
Mr. and !Mrs. Leonard Prang are
moving in their new residence which
is nearing completion.
•The weather has been quite cool,
and owing to the dry 'spell there i s
little growth.
Hay Council met on Monday and
a complete report of the doings will
be in our next issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley.Surerus of
Detroit, r,pent the week -end wrth re-
latives here.
.Me are pleased to learn that Mr.
Albert Horner of Varna, whe recent-
ly had a bone broken in his leg, is
progressing very favorably.
'Pleased to report that Mrs. W. H.
Hoffman who underwent an eeeration
at Clinton llespital, is improving as
Well as could be expected.
Mr. Paul Hes has returned to
his home, having cc',t:l;'..t-•d the 4th
year in Law Alt; at •i ore nto Univ-
ersity.
• Miss Ellen Fre. rlin, Miss Dorothy
Careless and Mr. Ken. Brakey were
visitors with the. ladies' homes at
Clinton on Sundae., Mother's Day.
• .Mr. and Mrs. C. L. ;Smith motored
to Clinton on Sunday where they
were accompanied by the former's
father on a spin to Goderrce.
;Mr. and Mrs. Noah Bender of
New Hamburg were week -end visit-
or.e at the home of their (laughter,
_ ,Rutben Gingeich and their son
Eldon Bender of the Blake district.
A Meeting of the Hay Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will be held in
Zurich Town Halal, on Saturday,
May 17th to sensider contribution of
3 per cent of its suriplus toward aiad-
ng repair of damage to farms and
vilinges. in. Great Britain.
Hear Carlos Sherman
Dm* fail to hear Carter Sherman,
O,puratiie Baratone, of New York
and Harvey Robb, Organist, of Lon-
don,. who ibe among the artists
perfoaining at James St. Church,
Exeter; May 20th:, when the pupils of
Stanley J. Sheltie A.T.C.M. will ap-
pear in recital.—Seats on sale at
Zurich Drug Store..
W." M. S. MEET
The 1941 India Lace Day, in the
interests of the women and children
of India sponsored by St. Peter's
Lutheran 'Women's Missionary Soc-
iety wasobserved by the teachers
and pupils of the Sunday School of
includes: 30 quilts, 11 dre:5sin gowns'
that -church on Sunday May 11th.
15 nightgowns, 22 Hampton pads, i)5
dresses, one skirt, 9 three-piece suit:
57 pillow cases, 7 pyjamas, 12 sheet.=
53 ippeumonia jackets, 14 auruiry
bags, 236 surgical articles, one pr.
ward slippers, 83' prs. of seaman's
soc'es, one pr. seaman's boots, 192 pis
of socks, 56 prs. Air Force socks, 40
scarfs, 20 sweaters, 5 helmets, 14
pairs two way mitts, 9 pair whole
mitts, one .pair rife mitts, 2 pairs
gloves.
NOTICE
•A special. meeting of the members
of The Hay Township Farmers' Mut-
ual Fire Insurance Company will be
held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Saturday, the 17th of May 1941 at
8 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of
considering a resolution passed at
the recent Convention of the Muatual
Fire Underwriters' Assoctatten re-
commending that each Farmers'
1VIntual Company contribute ,3% of
its ,surplus as at. the 31st of Decemn-
ber 1940, -to a fund to be known es
the BRITISH. AID FUND, which is to
be forwarded to the Prince minister,
the ion. ,'Winston ChLtrchill to 1?c:'
Instil at his discretion for repairirer
war damage to• farms and villages of
Great Britain or for any otter pue-
pose. • And further to authorize the
Board ' of Directors to take such
=Men. in "die matter as the meeting
may da g to
A :beautiful pageant, entitled "The
India.:Lace Industry", was ,,resented
in the chancel of the chutes ••y 18
junior and intermediate girls and
boys. 1GI.rs. J. Tiurltheiirr was at the
organ and played' very softly at in-
terval's throughout the pageant. The
pageant was under• the drection of
Mrs: H. Mousseau, Mrss. Martha
deman_ awl' Mrs:. J:. Eaberer.
OBITUARY
Father Dies
The fixneral of Jahn W. Salmon,
vats
'HONE YOUR 0 ' ' - O
For positive identification o'
the World's Finest Anthracite
ak for •
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquet
The Roe Farms Milling
Feeds.
W. R. DAVI M SON
Highest Cash Prices paid f •.r;'
.Eggs on a graded basis.
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W, H. I�OFFiVIAN'S
Funeral ilorne
For the Benefit of those, whenever in need, W. H.
Hoffman's Home. in Zurich is open to the Public.
to be used as a Funeral. Horne, where the best of
Care and Courtesy will be given.
• Funeral Directors. and Ambulance Service
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former reeve of West. Nissouri Twp.
who died' at has• home izt Thorndale
on Thursday' Test fixe his 85th year,
was held' on the following Saturday
afternoon efroni tine Jones funeral
chapel, and was 'largely attenced.The
funeral: service was conducted by
Rev. 1 S. ,Hissaehu .of Thorndale Un-
ited church Interment in Siloam Cos
metery, the pallbearers were Wesley
Brown, Lorne,, Salph, Clifford acrd
Homer' Sa1menn 1V.fr. Salmon was born
On 'tee IOth concession of London'
,
'I'wfn:hn /8156: In 1896 he as eaect�.
ed 'cocumeiilor, for W. Nissen -1i and
in ,1893 was elected reeve. In 1'9U4` he
retired from inuncipal affairs. Foe a
number of yews he was rl>�'tirraian of
the board of trustees ext', 'rtronda1c
Continuation School ' Yle• was a Lib -,
and n.. member of 'i'horedalc Un-
ited church. Su>r�viving oxer is wife
an4 five daughter Mrs. Brown, of
Thorndale; Matt. Fraser, Lonilo!
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We. • 'S:li'iott, to n don, .Mrs Miran 1
Henry C,' Bravo's 1''r, e silent and V' , rif t Ai th a r, in Sack • ee.•
Herbert K. liilllic;l;'Sc retaryj sons. I atith and'=I�IYieSt, '.roi'h of
Dated at Crediton,.ee Cath, 11a41, I Louden 1.''N'13, "and Chester, of Ztrrit.h,
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