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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1941-10-16, Page 1Forty Second Year ZURACHe THURSDAY MO Nle �C� 14 The ins and thrifty buye] Rates: $1.25 in Canada, in advwtot $1.1;0 in U.S.A., in advano CHESTER, L, SMITH, Publishes! patronizes the hor Are You Suffering From Headaches? Ff so; Have your Eyes Examined with the Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERICH — ONT. Goad Glasses at Reasonable Prices THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING NOTICE We have recently instilled a new Shelton Waving Machine and can serve the public now better than ever. Be sure and give us a call. MRS. FRED THEME, Proprietress COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES C. E. Zurbrigg, 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 Evenings. MRS. EDW. GASCHO, Prop. and • Let us dell you about the New Dodge and De Soto 1942 MODELS Finer and Better Than urea.. ISS, ne aft ee �sl L • p LUXE ". .VO -DOOR SEDAN' WARD FRITZ WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Specials for Thursday, 'Friday and Sabirda3r. Aylmer vibetable and tomato soup 2-1 O -oz j 5c 5c Kelloggs all 'n: 'large pig. 19c 18c 23c 5c 25c 59c 27c .15c 2.9c -.23c 39c .. ....25c Areoxon fly coil, 4 for.....................................10c Nasafe, a good coffee in extract form, 1 -oz. iiia. 22c. 4 oz. tin ........... ...............59c (Include •a Fin n your Overseas Parcel) Country Kist-' tam scorn, 2 ;frits Shortening, 1-1b. carton ;Aylmer tomato juice, large 26 -oz. 2 tins (Classic cleanser lin •_ •Lushus jelly power, 3-0 s - Hawes floor -wax, "ILIb. Rinso, large pkg. Lifebuoy Health soap, 2 •cales Sani Flush, per tin Superior Baking •powcl'ex•l6-roz_ tin Blue Boy coffee„ 111. bag New Port Fluff's 8 'quaz't bag J. atta NB �•� Mae 140 HONOR SOLDIER A delightful party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kipfer, of Hensall, •on Friday evening last, when their son, Pte, Ivan Kipfer, of Camp Borden, home on last leave, was honored. Some fifty aunts and uncles of Ivan's gathered for the event and presented him with a foun- tain pen and pencil and registration holder. Mrs. Leasom Desjardine, of Grand Bend doing the honors. Rel- atives were present from Kitchener, Grand Bend, Seaforth, Shipka, Kit chener, "Zurich and Hensall. ZURICH TO SUPPLY TWO GUNS MONTHLY A wartime message has been sent out from Ottawa appealing to Can- adian citizens to increase their War Savings. An intensified effort will::be commenced shortly. Ontario has ac- cepted a substantial proportion of .tbe' increased objective. The citizens' of hundreds of communities are .being asked to purchase sufficient War .Say ings Certificates to provide funds for a definite war weapon monthly Mr. Emery Ruby of ,in town. Tuesday. iMiss Ellen Fremlin spent the holi- dey at her home, Clinton. . ]Archie MacKinnon of the Vet- onist. College, Guelph, was a noli- day1 visitor at his home here. Miss Nora . Paisley, of tr,e total ;'•teaing staff enjoyed the holiday at .i errhome at Stouffville. IV/41=d Mrs; Peter Kropf of Wat- M.a.. erloo:, *ere visitors with frnenes in this di4trict. 1G1r nd'Mrs. Ed Siebert of Detroit 'were in town last Thursday attend. ing lie; 'funeral of the former's uncle the Tate John Preeter, at Kitchener' Mrs.: (Rev.) W. E. Beese of Ham- ilton was a recent visitor at the home IK.itchener was for the duration of the war. Zurich -of her daughter, Rev. and Mrs. C. B. has been allotted two machine gurte--Ke cl endern. as its monthly objective. The tens of `•' Miss Mae Smith, a student at thousands of boys who are 1eavin ' Breseia Hall, London University their homes to join the army, -navypent the week -end with her parents, or air force are prepared to Ask r.• and Mrs. C. L. Smith. their lives. The citizens remaining at home are asked to undertake .cer- tain wartime duties.; Community 'Wee Service Funds, Victory Loan and War Savings Campaigns. The work is safe; no bombs will be encountered' no one will be killed or maimed in; the effort. Zurich and surrounding territory forms part of Provincial: District No. 3, covering the ee untied;, of Bruce, Huron, Perth, Waterloo and Wellington. - BLAKE 1VLr. and Mrs. Irwin Dedels and amily of Ketchener were week -end 'sitors. at the home of Mrs. Lisette atars. Mr. Clayton Hoffman; Mr. andMrs larence Hoffman and son Bobbie of alt; were week -end visitors with irv;parents here. r. Stanley Smith of St. Joseph, has not been feeling good on ,day. in the evening came to d nne4n umsul ting Dr. Addison,, Miss Eva Bechler visited with gr.s I who }riniedlately prescribed an ap- Russell Heard of the Brons<rn ]tie` •ondix.,oro intone which was carried north for a few days. . out On: Clinton hospital before mid- n'ght, , And .we are pleased to state that the patient is progressing very favo ably. Thanksgiving visitors in this- ,Vic-inity were: Misses Hays of Toru to and London with their parents, t'ir. and Mrs. Sam Hey; Mr. and ;Tn. 0. Desch were visited by friends from Toronto; Mrs. J. Douglas 'a i h !fiends from London; Mr. and Mr s.. L. Finnigan of Exeter; Mr, G.; Clark Dellxilie and Mr. and Mrs. C. .At ridge. of Goderich with Mrs. Clark and son Will; Mr. and Mrs. T. Dins- more with friends from Toronto. Varna Anniversary services!lyere. held on Sunday, several attends :gf° from the Blake congregation. KIPPEN NEWS Mr, and Mrs. William Parsons and Bobbie of Cromarty spent Sunday with the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor and fame, ily of Stratford spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dinsdale. Mr. and Mrs. S. Beattie or Flesh- erton visited over the week -end at the home of the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ro'bt. McBride. Mr. and Mrs. W. Homey, Miss Irma Ferguson and Mr. A. Gackst- etter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Amos Ferguson of Ilderton. Death of George Troyer A shadow of gloom was cast over this community on 'Friday morning last, when it was learned of the sud- den passing of one of its life long residents in the person of George Troyer in his 60th year. He leaves to mourn his loss his sorrowing wife formerly Miss Mice Taylor and one son Gordon at home and three sisters Mrs. W. Dignan, and Mrs. W. Hyde of Hensall, and Mrs. A. Bell of Lon- don. A private funeral was held, on Sunday afternoon from his Late residence, conducted by the Rev. Mr Weir of Hensall, with interment in Hensall Union Cemetery. ST. PETER'S evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONT. A Changeless Christ for a Chang- . ing World. Friday, 8h—Luther League. Thursday ---Choir Practice. SUNDAY S1aRVICES 10 a. m.•• Divine Worship 11.111 a.m.--Sunday School. 7.30 p, m.—Divine Worship. Everybody Welcome to all Serviete. lE. TUERKFIEIM, Pastoit., Apple Has V. V steeds for Victory has become tha slogan of our Allies and this tra- dieion is 'brought right home to our frititetrees, ard if it is in the shade of the old apple tree. Mr. Charles F itz.'' of town has on display In his t ice a well marked Ring of Thom - apple with the V marking in a Dright.red, as though it were painted Iiexeon. But the marking is origin- yand the apple was grown and odes] t to Mr. Fritz by Mr. Charles S„ Bedard. of the Bine Water High- ewe:north of Drysdale. Foster—Whitesell At the St. Boniface R. C. Church, �urr.ch on Saturday morning, Oct- olber. 11th Mrs. Edith Whitesell was• united' in Holy Weddlock to Mr. 1bseph Foster, both of Zurich. Rev. Father L. W. Power officiating. The '4riete, were her travelling suit whieli avas'• of navy :blue with accessories to natob.. They were attended by Mr. lanol' Mrs. George Farwell. After the ceremony, they left for ,Cha,tliam• where they were received at the home of the bride's sister. On their return they will reside at the grooms residence, on Louise Street, Zirricli. OBITUARY Many Attend Funeral A large number of Zurich friends 'attended the funeral of the late Jnhn: Preeter, a former prominent business• man of Zurich, who passed away at; his home on October 6th in his 70th .year. After disposing cf his general' store in Zurich in 1922 the family* moved to Kitchener where he purch- ased a ladies wear shop, and after disposing of this he retired. IYrrs., Preeter predeceased a few years age. Deceased was born in Seaforth and learned the mercantile trade in Cred- iton, after which he came to Zurich conducting ,a general store for some twenty years. lite was a faithful and devoted member of the Evangelical church, being Sunday School Super- intendent for a number of years in Zurich. Surviving are one son Russel J. of Toronto; two daughters, Miss Muriel of Kitchener and Mrs. (Rev.) Paul Price of Philadelphia, Pa., three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Stacey, and Miss Fannie Preeter, both of Dashwood, and Mrs. Lean Willort of Centralia, and four grand children. The funeral was held from the home, at Kitche;-1 er w;th interment in Lingelbach sem- etery,, Dr. 0. A. Htraehman of IMO.' ener, offietf inelt BRIDAL WREATH • .. the finest and most beautiful that money can. yI DIAMOND RINGS $15 up WEDDING RINGS $5 up A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. For positive identification o the World's Finest Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL ALSO: Rosedale Alberta,' Semet-Solvay Coke, Miller Creek, Etc. The Roe Farms Milling Co, Feeds. W. R. DAVIDSON Highest Cash Prices paid for Eggs according to Grader Pone 10 - Hensall. • o••••oo•••o•••••oo•awe* oc� 0 •• SUITS • •• • • • • a • • • • t • • • • • • • • • W' HL HOFFMAN & SON • • Phones 86 and 93. • • • • • • • ,• • +*4•••••••••••••••••••••••••oa+......•.••+40••••**.40..•e. •NEW SAMPLES ANY STYI •E OLD PRICE FANCY PATTERNS MADE -TO -MEASURE GUARANTEED TO FIT NO ADVANCE IN PRICE AS LOW AS $24.95 HOFFMAN AND WESTLAKE Funeral Directors and Ambulance Service Grocery Specials Emblem Salmon, 1 -lb. tin 18C Spread cheese, half -Ib. box 1 7c Showboat coffee, 1. ib..... .....45c Shinola floor wax 1 lb. tin 25c 1 box Supersuds with relish dish ........ 25c Gillette Blue Blades and one Tube Gillette Shaving Cream, reg. 90c for ................59c We also have a wide range of General ..Needs, of Merchandise,. • Hardware, pry Goods,.. and Footwear Give Us a Call. . S OKE Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phones 11-97