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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1941-08-21, Page 8PAGE MCAT 1 . .' • SPECIALS Fine Reyon Crepes, reg. $1. for 3 .a.r..!1y pieces Sla• ,:lfa, reg. $1 fror . ZURICH HERALD' smapi,tobohlriatolow.i.OW/2.. MINA All Linen Towalk!-:, 16 -in width at 1111 1:111 111 79c yd dC yd 3$c. yd width al 19c. yd Turth TCr. fr.. ay.a4ty, 20 -in wide 35c.yd Pure 75c pair 10 Threral heavy Service Weight in dark Shades 'IP,: at •aa 1.25 All glue Z,;;-; '4, -se are now off the market *6, 17 pail- orf 1;a'7:c 'et s at pr. Now Prices will be much higher. 7.49 611.1.1611.312.2211•WRIVI Men'S Fiala Shil•Zs, 2 dozen only, each 1.15 FLOOR COVERING. 3 7,3iecea only, Reufelt 2 -yds. wide at yd. 60c GROCERIES New Port Fluffs, 1 -bush. bag 50c Ginper Snaps, 2 lbs. 25c Pork and beans, 15 -oz. size at 7c Pitchards, large tin 2 for 29c Canned peas at rOc Toilet soap, 5 bars and coral, 25c Super suds and relirh dish 25c Factory Cheese, per lb. 25c COOKIES A Special Purchase of 25 large boxes Cookies arrived Extra Value at 14c to 18c a lb. Get a Supply now J. PRODUCE WANTED A LLJ4 PHONE 59 AL U ANCE EXCEPT LIFE Fire, Auto, Casualty Fidelity, Eta, AnLew re Hess/ Local Representative zsmaeuegaeielarere al Zurich Zurich "eleSe3=03a,801155elialege . .. .... • MI The 'Walsden" contains 750 springs, encased in individual pockets for tnaximum resi- liency, lasting com- fort and durability. Upholstered with layers of high qual- ity white cotton felt; Imperial roll edges and side stitched to give a permaoent upright edge. All standard sizes $32.50 • fin .19veldanelin9 R511 Li Value -With A the Features ©f Higher Priced Mattresses . M Here is a mattress that sells at $32.50 and com- pares in value to many that sell at a much higher price. Thousands of satisfied buyers have found in the "Walsden" a mattress that brings restful, refreshing sleep; complete satisfaction and long lasting "wear: Come in and find out for yourself why we say -you can't beat the Marshall "Walsden" for value and comfort! STADE and WEIDO Phone No. 92 Zurich Gold Medal coffee with 10c boitlo ... 55c Crown Blend Tea, per lb. Ocloa-. Soap, per cake Zinc ring, per dozen Sodas, 2 lbs. Fly Coils, 5 for Jelly owders all flavors per pkg. Olives, 17 -oz. jar Me no 69c 5c 25c 25c `oc 30c esch Zurich PRDUCE WANTED. FAIIRDISMIL 11111111111111111111111111111111$1111111111111111111114!11 Mr. and Mrs. C.- L. Smith were Sunday visitors at Seaforth. Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Kalbileisch of Elmira spent a few days at the home of their parents here. Mr. Harold Klopp of London. was a visitor with his relatives here on Sunday. Mr. arid Mrs. W. J. Major and Patsy, of Toronto, spent the week- end at the Siebert homooe. Less than two more weeks arid the month of August is past and the summer gone including Labor Day.: . Mr. Ralph Uttley of Toronto ha - recently joined the Dental Corps and has commenced his duties at London. Mr. and %yrs. Theo. Fader of the Goshen south, and Mrs. Wm. S Johnston of town Motored to London cn Tuesday. Mrs. Ed. Challes, Mrs. Nora Hoag- land of Detroit were guests at tilt home of 'Mrs. Chess. Weber and Mr 'Emily Fuss, IMrs. Boyce and daughter Miss Mae, R.N., of Goderich are visiting for a few days at the home of Miss Jane Lamont. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witmer and family of Galt visited at the home of 1 the feeeeer's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witmer. Mr. and Mre. Colon Campbell and sons of near Bayfield were Sunday i guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Melick. Master Edgar Kochems who has enent tee holidays at London and Zurich has returned to his home in Waterloa. Mrs. T. McAdams and son Harry 1Mr. Ha ,r Beeeew, Master Norman I -Miller • • . - Teetly attending the McAd..e • . -lion U; Port Glassco. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haberer and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs F. J. Deters spent the week -end at North Bay and other Northern points Mre. Percy Weide) and sons Time and Billy and Mrs. C. Price of Wat- erloo visited in tre"n for e few dr -:the letter remaining for SOTIV! OM -wing to ill health. Mx.. H. Moore and his daughter and her hui'e)and of New Haven, Cen, also Mrs. H. Flin. Mrs. F. Gas. tason of Troy, N.Y., were visiting their auntie Mrs. Peter Koehler. . le. and Mrs. Clexence lieenute eel ren Bebbie of Galt are holiday- ing with the&,pe:ents here. 11,Ire. Ionian is taking eheree of .- the loetil post office ,ler'ier tl.,0 abeenee 'if W. A. Siebert who is 1;iking sante helidays. . , Mx. John Grieves, Mr. and e'fre Win. McAdams, Mr. end Mrs; Orville McAdams and daughter all of Lon den; 11r. and Mrs. Ford Miller an;: fam!ly of the 14th con., Mrs. W!.9. Bassow, Harry and Fmnne bassow Of the ilro-.:,,on line were Sunday visit- ors with Mrs. T. McAdams and son' SOUTH HURON BARBERS • . . TO RAISE PRICES ON 29th. The tonsolial artists of this coin munity whose duty and privilege -it is to make beautiful rnd attractive the outward appearance of the hum- an head or cranium by caring for 1 ..and trimming the outgrowth of the epidermus known as . pigmmted, el- ongated and modified epidermal cells with neither blood veSsol4 o.r nerves, and which from time immemorial, have undergone •changes in growth and style, have at last decided that in keeping with the trend of raising prices, they too must have increased remuneration for their service and on and after the 80th inst, a new price list will be inangurated. A meeting was held at Zurich on Monday even- ing at which the ,baebere of Hensall Exeter, Zurich, Dashwood, Grand Bend, Credfton and Centralia were i cpreeeited and it wae dovidird that itft:r the 29th of August the fel- low'ree prices wonirl COMP inn Har (In or trim 35e; children ruele • 12, 25e; shave 15e; neck shave, 5c; I tonics 10e massage 35e; shampoo I 25e --Exeter Tirnes-Advocate. Phone 165 12e1 gez 1=I 7,177"r'r.i..117,1111T ti 11 Jilil11111141.0 011, W. MARKETS (ctIrreeterl every Wednesday) Butter, creamery 41 Butter. lair Eggs, (linen al, 28, 2f, 16' Dressed 'ehickene Chickens live 10-14 Wheat, bushel. 90' Oats, bushel ...................40 T3evley, bueii ....... ...... F.0 PuckWheat, .busTe 45 Flour, cwt. 2.50-3.15 Pastry fiour at ....65c '4 Shorts and bran, ton Middlings, ton 30.00 1$14rsasY, AilrAtN4t tOti 4. ▪ 04+04 444.4 0444.0 4 4 + 4,44.4.o., fe0,44.+4.4 +44 4.0.1.4444,0, 4. 45. 4 41 -66041461 4. 4. 4. 4 4 4 4 4 5 . 4 .44 ; 4 Itlf1015110•011011,51116190111.. .661MOMPAIM,11.1010.• Miss Vera. Burk of Guelph was a visitor with her cousin, Mrs. William S. Johnston. Master Bobbie Bryce spent a few days with his friends Kenneth and :Keith Gingerich, Bronson line, re- cently. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wagner and daughter Marlene are epending a week in the Hess' cottage in the Pin' ery. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Haberer spent a rew days at Manatoulin Island and Lake Nip - lasing. D. and Mrs. Addison and son Cameron are spending a few weeks in their cottage on Lake Huron front. Mrs. Roy Pask, Mre.'‘eean Law- rence of Clawson, Mich. ,erere last i week visitors with the former's mo- ther, Mrs. W. Bassow. Miss Shirley Krueger has return- ed from Kitchener where she spent le, her vacation, and has resumed hen duties at Central Office. IFair Board Meets I- Tha officials of the Zurich Agricult ural Society held a meeting last Moi 1day evening and completed arrange- ments for the annual fall fair, to b held on September 22nd and 23eci. Change e were made in the prize list and many special prizes will again be added to the prize Het. Owing to the rain last year, no fair could be held, but the enthusiasm is high and all aro eagerly anticipating a good fair for 194q. rACIZE DIONNE FAMILY GROUP PICTURES ' • Another Full Page of phoatogra- ohe showing all the famous Dionne 4ointuplets Femily will be found in .A.ugut 24 -se of The Detroit' Sunday Times. Si*e Mamma and Papa Dionne as they look. today! Compart• .the resernblance.i of the Quints and their numerou.. brothers and sisters. You need the,g1 pheotoe for Duo. Quintuplet Srraybook, Be sere to get The Detroit Sunday Tim ::$ week and every \-,701.i, • OBITUARY John Ravelle Dies at Grand Bend • John Palma died on Sunday August 17th after a week's illness He suffered a stroke about a yea' ago and since that time has been confined to his home. On Tuesda last he suffered a heart attack with other Complications from the effects of which he succumbed. He was in iis 77th year. Surviving are his wid ow formerly. Miss Jane Howard, and daughter, Mrs. William Eisen-. -ach .of Detroit. A son George prede- ceased him in 1982. He also leave, two .brothers, Alex. of British Col urdbie; and Nelson of Port Huron Three sisters also survive, Mrs. Saral Hamilton., Mrs. Walter Statton •anr. Mrs. Frank Gerornette all of Grand Bend, For many years Mr. Revell, drove the mail from Grand Bend tr. Parkhill and later farmed on the Blue Water Highway. Two years * go they celebrated their golden wet, ding. The funeral services was hal! eri Tnesday afternoon at 2 p.m. a the. house with interment in Gram Bend cemetery with Bev, Grant offi• elating. • 17 re au rlrl:f\t.4 YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS We Always Carry a Full Line of the Best a both Shelf and Heavy Staple Hardware: Stoves. Furnaces, and all Heating Equipments. Let Us • ffer You Good Suggestions- abang this Line. Some Good Used Heaters at Very Reasonable Prices FURNITURE See Our Studio Couches and Dinnette Suites A Full Line of ail the Horne R.equirements, Always keep a Good. Stock of New and the very Latest in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices, quality Con- sidered. Let us show you our Beds, Springs, Mattress, Dinire. Room Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockets, Etc: SLIGHTLY' USED FURNITURE For the more conservative purchaser we can save you many a dollar as we have a fine assortment of Slightly Used tFurniture that will give you big value for your Money. Drop in and look these over and get our Remarkable Low Prices - 26 Johnston 4 Kalbfleisch ardware& FurAiture. Phone 63 4 4. 'l++$ 4++++-'++++44z44 4+'+++ +444++4,4 c.--a..42Egrpurzazzsaire,=atar..azemmuzziazalsw=sapszizzawn Bead and Phabled Animals REMOVE) PROMPTLY Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seaforth 15 DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD. If* 4 44 4. 4. 44 1111111111111111110E!!MIP1111111111111Z4...1ii1111111111111i11111111110,1i1E11111111111111111111111E111;1;',iiliiicliZMilillIEfillit!iiiIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIiilfill111111112011111111111111fIllinilligkll N IS THE TIME TO ORDER Your Stove Wood. Good 4 -foot Body WOOd Vary Reasonably Priced. Let Us Have your Order! We also carry a Stock of New Brick and Tile Let Us Supply Your Wants in these Lines! US, the Repair Man 111411e1111.11111111111111111241101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111104.101111111111111111111111111111111=11111111111111111111111113111±54111111111111111111111111111111112 0.5.5 -4•F5.3.44.54.54+5.5.1.+++++++ -e+++ 4 44:1. 1"lit;;;50NE64'9 ▪ Cut Your Fuel Bill In ALF! Eu Storm Windows and Doors LET US QUOTE YOU! • Headquarters for Johns -Manville Building Materials REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE. CARRY A LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL. ThMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU WAIT. C 4, 41 reeseremeeemeer t..1.4.44.444444.444.144.4.4.4.44.45 i.+444.444.4.4,44+4++++++++++++ : gN ZURICH 8 seceetcoveesetiosommivivacteerv&ooeogsem VIMOVIP60 r F iu 1Pr THE HAYING AND HARVESTING SEASON WILL SOON BE IN OUR MIDST NOW AND HAVE YOU .THOUGHT OF LOOKING AFTER YOUR MOWER OR BINDER, IN WHAT CONDITION THEY ARE FOR TIIE CUTTING OF HAY AND GRAIN. IF IN NEED OF REPAIRS LET US DO THIS FOR YOU. WE HAVE GENUINE INTERNATIONAL HARVES- TER PARTS AND WILL TUNE UP YOUR MACHINES FOR THE 13IG RUSH LATER ON. 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 and call! FOR SALE --A Large Weigh Scales,i L. Schil e 41?)it Son • 0 • • • • • • 2 444441.111444•010.41400.8..04.4 011044000.011**4140•••••••• 111