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ZURICH. THURSDAY MOIDpi N G, AUGUST 28, t94I
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NOTICE
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At
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Will be closed during the Summer
Months Wednesdays Afternoon. and
Evenings.
MRS. EDW. GASOHO, Prop.
SOON
About the fir t week of Sept.
Dodge
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1942 MODELS
Finer and Better Than Ever
WARD FRITZ
WE. SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday .and Saturday
Rinso, large pkg.
Peas, 16 -oz. tin,. 2 for
Crunchie sweet mixed pickles 27 -oz. jar 25c
Clasic or. Big Five cleaners per tin . ....5c
Palm Olive Soap, 2 bars . ..._ ,....... 11 c
P .and, G Soap, 4 lis. _..... ,.,...,.,._. _._,__ 1 `9 r_
Hawes .Floor wax, 1 lb. tin .............�.,__... __.._..r5c
Shinola floor wax Hb. tin
..- ..--_•25c
Grape fruit juice:. 220 --oz tins, 2 .for 25c
Blue Boy coffee, • 1 -Ib. pkg. .39c
Iodized salt, 2 pkgs.......................
.15c
Miracle Whip dressing, 8 -oz jar ,.... . ._.. 21 c
Snow Cap toilet tissue„ 4 molls ._ . - ..., 3c
Quaker oats„ plain pkg. —:
23c
r9c
Corn starch, pkg.
Rideau coffee, i lb. tin .:.......................... _ 53c
Ankle Socks, all sizes an dtolors. Reg. 25c at 19c
Ladies Cotton Hose at,_-................_...,w.,....,.,_...._19c
..,........ 25c
10c
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IERMER
Pho** 140
- CARD OF THANKS
The bereft family of the late Ross
Johnston wish to greatly thank the
neighbors and friends who so grate-,
fully gave of their help and those.
who loaned their cars at the funeral,
in this sad hour of beareavement, -
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of a dear wife,'
daughter and sister; Greta (Flax -
bard) Dohnage, who departed this
life one year, ago, August 29, 1940.
The blow was great, the shock severe
We Little thought your death so near
And only those who have loved can
tell,
The pain of parting without farewell:
More each day we miss you, Greta,
Friends may think the wound is
healed
But they little know the sorraw
That lies within our hearts concealed.
God took you home, it was His will
But in our hearts you're living still.
Always .remembered and sadly
missed by husband, Allan, Mother.
sitar
Miss Martha Thiel had a pleasant
week -end with relatives and friends
at Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paterson of
Hensall. .were Sunday visitors in the
village
Mrs, Milton Oesch and baby dau-
ghter were recent visitors with the
„former's mother at Desboro.
Ms. and Mrs. Charlie Klinck of
:;Elmira spent a few days last week at
:the home of Mr, and .V.rs. Ltilton
`Truemner, 14th Con.
Miss Verna Birk has returned to
Gleuph after spending a few days at
'the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
:,Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sims of
New Hamburg were Sunday visitors
at the hoome of Mr. and Mrs. Will-
iam. Thiel.
'Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thiel and
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Dad, Vera, Willie and Earl Flaxbard, :-laughter of Sarnia spent Sunday at
the foriner's parents, Mr. and Mrs
• yym. Thiel,
rule. r. . . Hnn
The regular meeting of the Vill 'Fredr. spending
A a
Ffew claysessain
d Tosor-
age Council was held on August 11 ; into this week : nd also attending
at 8 p.m. in the Council ChambersY :v7..
x.
with all members present except
uncillor D. E. MacKinnon who had ev and Mrs. C. B. Heckenclorn
enlisted for active service with the nd., family have returned from a
RCAF and is at present stationed ileasant holiday trip to Hamilton,
Brandon, Manitoba. ..Minutes of rthe Toronto and Kitchener.
previous meeting were read and ad-
opted.•
A. L. ' C'ase 'appeared for the, CNR,
re -the stock 'scales-on.the-CNB pr"op
•erty. Motion, that we take over the
scales owned by M. Love for the
taxes and loan them to the CNR tc
look after and repair when needed
and to be left open for opublic use
at usual. rates of weighing.
Mrs. F. G. Bonthron appearing
before Council complaining about J.
A. Paterson. No action taken.
Correspondence read: A.C. D. E.
1VIacKinnon; Dept. of Welfare; Dept.
of 1Vlunicipal Affairs; Dept. of Lab-
our; County Treasurer, Judge T.
M. Costello; Imperial Oil Ltd., Twp.
of Sanley:.Co. Clerk, Stuart Bros.,
same considered and filed.
Motion, that the resignation of D
E. MacKinnon as • Councillor be ac-
cepted on account of his enlisting. The household effects of Dr. and
Bills and Accounts read: ill?'s. W. D. Brycervas talcen by van
D.' E. MocIinnon, Councillor sal- to Sudbury leaving here on nurs-
ery $14; Hydro- account 5.62; Bank day.. We regret to loose this fine
r" Montreal, interest 24.95; Judge family from our midst, and not alone
T. M. Costello, Court of Revision for their social friendly relations,
$10; A Spencer & Son supplies $40; Out both Zurich and Dashwood are
CNR rent, band stand $1; W. Allan now without a dentist, and we all
trucking 2.50; Bonthron & O•ryscdalc Colne time or another need this at -
indigent funeral $81; Stewart Bros .entien and it will be a great incon-
drecorations 10.80; T. Kyle, salary ;enience to go out of town for this
$70., R. E. Shaddick cxpene.:s 4.49 ,etvice. We wish Dr. and Mrs. Bryce
Motion that bills and accounts be and son Bobbie every success in their
paid as read. new home, and also hope that there
Reeve R. E. Shaddick delivered a will soon be another dentist locate in
Writ for holding an election to fil' this splendid practice.
the necessary vacancy on .the council
to the,,Clerk.
Motion, that bylaws 5 and 6 be
given their necessary readings a nd
finally pa-ssed.
Motion, that we now adjourn to
meet Sept. 8th, 1941.
James A. Paterson, Clerk.
Hensall Council Minutes
,. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender and Mrs
r Schaksof Dashwood called at the
he,ne War. and Mrs. Alf, Melick
mite day' lasii;'``ivvek:
Public and High Schools wiII re-
open for another .term on Tuesday
morning, next, September 2nd when
the old school. bell will again ring
forth and scholars and teachers will
be hustling off to the centres of
education.
Ladies, Please!
Please, Ladies of Zurich and vic-
inity make an appointment to be at
the Town Hall Tuesday afternoon to
help make jam and jelly. We still
have two hundred pounds to make to
meet the quote for this district.
Have Left Town
Lakeview Casino
•GRAND BEND
THANK YOU ONE AND ALL FOR
YOUR PATRONAGE
We appreciate . your continued
support
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31st.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
STRATFORD BOY'S BAND
50 Musicians
"MIDNiGHT DANCE, SEPT. 1st.
12.05 a.m.
HOLIDAY FROLIC AND CLOSING.
DANCE
LABOUR DAY NIGHT
S,yrl Shop will remain open until
September I5th,
OBITUARY
. Late Mrs. Ross Johnston
The death took place at her home
in Blake on Thursday, August 21st,
of a lifelong highly respected resid-
cent in the community of Rebecca
lEdighofl'er, beloved wife of Mr. Ross
!Johnston, in her 71st year. She was
a lifelong resident of Stanley Town-
ship, being a daughter of Mrs. Edi-
ghoffer and the late Adam Edighoffer
well known residents of Bla..e almost
since that burg's origin. Mrs. John-
ston was of a very nice and mild dis-
position, much devoted to her home
and family who will indeed greatly
miss her passing. She being in her
71st year, and had been ailing for
a considerable time with heart tro-
rble. Surviving are her mother. Mrs
Edighoffer of Fullerton; her husband
Mr. Ross Johnston; two sons, Har-
old of Zurich. and James at home;
two daughters, Mrs. Fred Tur..cos of
Goderich and Mrs.Minnie Weido of
London;; five brothers, Edgar Edi-
ehoifer of Pigeon, Mich; Remy of
the West; George of Mitchell; Arth-
ur and Edward Edighoffer of Zurich;
three sisters, Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Yule and Mrs. IVlarchall of Fullar-
ton, The funeral was hold on Sat.
urday and was larrely attended. A
service at the home was followed by
imtermtent in cyfi ,Id cemetery,. Itev.1
C. 13.' Heckendorn of the I;v1rngelic•
al church, urirh ofiiclntf'd,
ptical
?vpair
Service
BROKEN LENSES ACCURATELY
DUPLICATED
ANY SHAPE AND SIZE, AND AT
A MODERATE PRICE
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
PHONE YOUR 0
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_WE HAVE MOVED TO OUR NEW
OFFICE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET AND WILL BE
ABLE TO OFFER THE PUBLIC
BETTER SERVICE AND T lir: ];
WORLD'S FINEST ANTHRACITE
BLUE COAL
ALSO MILLER CREEK ROSEDALE,
ALBERTA, AND THE ROE FARMS
PROVEN FEEDS
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAH
EGGS ACCORDING TO GRADE
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Announcing
THE PARTNERSHIP OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
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EMBALMERS OF W. H. HOFFMAN AND KEITH
WESTLAKE, KNOWN AS:
H offman & Westlake
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
Phones 86
and 93.
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Summer i. oods
Men's Work Shirts at 85c,
Men's Work Pants 1.59
up
up
Electric Fences, Seeds, Feeds, Harness Repairs,
Boots and Shoes
Let us supply you with your General Merchandise
A oGod Fresh and Clean Stock on Hand
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
TIIE BLAKE STORE
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