Zurich Herald, 1941-11-06, Page 1liniEnnalanntalls.
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THURSDAY 11 0 99 N „ MBER 6 1941.
The wise and ti,f
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Rates: $1.25 in Canada, in advanzst
41.50 in U.S.A., in advanea;
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publishee
lifty buyer
Are You Sufferia'm F.
Headaches.?
PI so; Have your Eyes Erz..leifnea with
tihe Laitest Methods and Elianktinient zlt •
. A. L. COLE, Et. O.
OPTOMETRIST f OPTSCIIM
GODERICEE - 0.NT.
Good Glasses at Reazonaltle Prices
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THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTIC-E
We have recently histalied
new Shelton Waving Machine
and can serve the public now
better than ever. Be sure and
give us a call..
MRS. FRED THIELE, Preprietress
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At •
REASONABLE PRICES
/ C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
Rae Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
IN MEM:MLA-NI
Bender -In loving rnernory of my
dear husband, Herbert Bender, who
pfn4sed away five years ago, Nov. Gth
1930.
Fi ve year has passed
The day,
one 1 loved was called, away.
God took him home, it was His will,
But in my heart he liveth still.
-Sadly missed by his loving wife,
Fanny Bender.
since
that sad
Let us tell vu about the New
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CARD OF THANK,S.,
Mr. Anthpny Etue wishes toe
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this medium in greatly thatikil? 1e•
neighbours and friends for the
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nese, assistance and sympathy,iend-
ered during the illness and passing of
Mrs. Etue, his beloved companion.
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IN MEIVIORIAM •
wurm-Aneq, M. Warm, in Iot-
ing memory of our dear sister who
passed away sixteen years ago, Nov-
ember 10-1925.
God saw that you were suffering
tronizes the horne Merchant
Dr. J A. Addison motored to Lon-
don on Monday attending a meeting
Mr. Norman Gascho of Byron San
That the hills were hard to ,i.inili. ,!Was a week -end visitor at his home
So He closed your eyes and whisp,:`,'ed. :.•town.
Peace Be Thine!
,,„ it • • Mr. and Mrs. Milton Oesch and
' eix days
baby pent a f ' '
., . , • ,I••.;with relatives
-Loving Sisters and Brothert. '.,..: :;1 -..rat Desboro.
,.......................0.06.1..„'ii, Mrs. E. F. Klopp and Mrs. Hv. I
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HAY couNcri..
The regular monthirmeetzn
the •Council of the T6*1104 of 1y
was 11.•ld in the Town Oally Zari
on Al onday, November, 8rci, 19
with all members pzesent: The n -
ete•• of tho October meetingw.,•e
adopted as read. The 'Council bee.'le
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organized as a Court to:consider ;,.••
peals re North Branch of Bleck IV
ek. The assessment of DonaldTh.
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was reduced to $12.10 on •palt el:
21, eon. 2, and the assessment
James E. McEwen was increased '
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$39.15 on Lot 22, con. 2. No •ot :.-r
appeals being received the chaite
was ratified by resolution and t
Court closed.
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After disposing of the cominura-
cations the following resolutions We-
re passed:
That Monteith & Monteith, chart- ored to Zurich c ,Sunday, the latter,
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ered accountants, Stratford, be :' an-
,remaining here at her home after
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pointed auditors for Hay
/.6vI1sbip spending three months with her sis-
, • ter, in Marlette.
for the year 1941.
That county treasurer be iiitrult...2,r4it executive meeting of the Zur-
ed to purchase all unsold landsm r'14:14:-.. t
jOlt1Branch of theBible Society waz
Township for the said Township,: %,,,,,..i,b1.-.011_. ,Thursday 'event...T.' at tht,,,i.
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That an adding machine Costingpn; fiai,,i
more than $1100 be purchased 'for use e of the President, C. la. smith,
of the T,ownship of Hay. When local canvassers were appoint -
That accounts cOVering' paymehis:.-*1 for the year's work. These canvas -
on Township Roads, Hay Teregant, iers will make calls an tlic• public and
'Relief and Irenerel auounts be vas:.. We ask you all to meet them with a
, ed as per vouchors: smile as well as your donation for
e, ton & Kalbflpoll acct. 75„..., •Gorne and 1101) p.a.- the cr.hristinsl :
L. -SM-ith, this noble work.
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ownship Roads - C.
tally cards `.3 .7 5 ; M. G. Boltz gas,oil, - ti,
lc : n co; M. Corriveau cement work lilt- the; town hall,
etc. 03.65; A. 1111411e. aCdount t Don't forget the demon -elation in ci:
W. I. Notes
1 labor,
.Koittlay at 1?•111.-", (to
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,i SI:ellet: St epl CO: • ,,,.:Of:1 boxes for t.:0 i',.....; o.. -t:,•:-. . :-../inoly 0,
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Rose attended the big W. . Conven-
tion atljondon last week.
Mrand. Mrs. Wm. Pesch. of Mil-
vertoizWere k Sunday visitors with re-
lat*ea••in the village.
IVASS'Dorothy Corless of Clinton,
W44* a week -end visitor with her fri-
end,* :Os Shirley Krueger.
• Mrs4Wm. Wagner and son Leon-
ard to Kitchener on Satur-
y to attend the funeral of Mr. Wes
esingher, who dropped mad sud-
denly.
Mrs. Harrington Finkbeiner mot-
ored to. London on Monday to visit
her husband at the Byron Senitor-
arum, also attending the Hallowe'en
party which was held at that place.
Mrs. Robert Prysdale, Mr. Harold
Forbes of Mar..tte, Mich., accomp-
anied by Miss .1, mirna Johnson mot -
BRIDAL
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beautiful that
buy!
DIAMOND RINGS $15 up
WEDDING RINGS $5 up
- A G. HESS
jeweler and Registered
Optician.
For positive identification of
the Wo-f:d.'s Finest .Anthracite
ask for
I.1LUE COAL
ALSO: 'Rosedale Alberta, '
Semet cr Ivay Coke,
Miller Creek, Etc.
The Roe Farms Milling Co
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid for..
Eggs according to Grade
Pone 10 - Hensel!
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Mowhy, Lea Nrk, and ...astiti
Packing takes ph-' 'rhurs-
410,y p.m. in Zurich halt.
Pal- list labor 03.83.
a:, Tol,•phone Systein - Bell Ca;,:
TW• O -DOOR, $RDAA,liaiFl.',
. "o. tolls 121.37; H. G. less
sulata• ; G. floss, extra
In-
l'r)v ete. 50.0(3; Econ. Fire las, Go.,
Zurich •A;l.-1; E. R. Guentliet.daitage
ill: T. II. Hoffman staiarif834af
Nor. Elec. Co. material 1.14:07Y Nat.
• Revenue, tax tolls 189.05.'
ari.AI General Accounts - Zurjh Hyro
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WARD FRITZ
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials few Thursday, Friday and Saturday
:Libby's 'Pork and Beans 2:20:oz :fins 15 c
Libby's cooked spagliette 2-,15eoz tin -. 15c
1Libby's moist rdince -meat, large 2& -oz tins 27c
'Van Camp's choice gaden 'bantam corn 2-16
;ins .
Best granulated sugar 1.0 'lbs..
Tea 'Risk, med. pig.
Floor wax I -lb. tin 49c. -Pints ..
'Thilet tissue, 4 rolls •• 4. d,4
'Rinso, large pig.
Princess soap Bales large pkg..
0. .. 0.0 ... .
Z5 c
79c
9c
49c
25c
27c
25c
Thrift soap flakes, :grant size ...
Blue Boy coffee '11b. big .... 39c
Muffets„ per pig.•............ . .... 70c
Men's Windlerealers -at .. 4 • 3.50
Boys wool Wintibre6kert, -1-31 zipper
Boys Doe skin v.indbreakers at
'We no havie a TUB Trrte of Underwear irs Men's
Ladies' and Children's,
Itier
VA; Alt PI
250
! lights hall 5.17; Whiffler & 'books
etc. 311.35; C. L. Smith;printing, etc.
1(1.05; do by-laws N. B„ Drain $20;
Tp. Clerk, do $25; Queen'AleX., San
refills $12; H. G. Hess act. ttiwnhall
3.70; S. Patterson re N. B. Drain $20
J. Suplet allowance relief $10; Ti -s.
Huroa hospital acct. $28';. G. Arm-
strong sel. jurors $3; W. 1 Edigh-
offel.:., do $3; A. F. Hess do $6'.; Tax-
es on St. Joseph lots 1.55; W. S.
Johnston postage tax n-otices 2180;,
T. R. Patterson survey- etc. N. B.
drain 02.00; D. F. McGregor re
Drain $25.
The council adjourned to nieet a-
gain on Monday, December lst, at
130 o'clock in the afternoon.
A. F. Hess, Clerk.
EMMANUEL 1•
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendorn, Pastor
Mrs. M. Desch, Organist
TO a.m.-Divine Worship.
War Savings Committee
o'clock Thunalay evo., (to-
niglit). Nov. (th, a public Meeting
mtiglie 'held in the town Hall, Zurich
for:the :.Purpose of reorganizing the
15cal-YWai• Savings Conunittee. It is
theittity,-of each and every citizen in
the district to ,attend th‘i•s meeting;
anddo., everything in tllnelfir power. to
help :the reorganization. It is to
be' hoped that each one will be will-
ing to act inany ettpaaity and that
yo will gladly offer youur services in
the building- of a reafry• fine commit-
tee'to represent the aliiistailct. The .War
Weapon Drive stow raider way and'
since the "Enrich District's quota In
'objective is two machine gunsr a
month, cor. approximately $1L00. test
us show the rest of the country elket
'we can attain this objective and Nthat
is more keep it for the durationl of
the war. This is for every montihtillar-
ing the, war., By War Savin g& 'Cer-
tificate's and Save while Service your
Co*'.
OBITUARY
Late Mrs. Anthony Etne
-A. very sad death occurall on the
iBabylon line last Tuesday,aiht when
'the news was recived oTftlhe sudden
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Ipttsving of Mrs. Anthonte Etue who
just. in the prime of lifh) and so much
needed in the hears, passed at the
of 33 years verse suddenly from
'Sermon: This Bible Hungry Wttri*:ge
!an 11 attack of cereboa hemorrhage.
p:m.-Sabhath School, 1S"ho was the former lkiriss 3,Aary Wilds,
7.30 p.m.-E:vening *Worship:
daughter of the i4te Valentine Wilds
Sen114n1 : The Bible ViudimiteA
.0142wava=polsomeamstemonvrtaeon•aroalmasonstezonosimeau.360*: of Hayfield, and; was united in Mar,
riage seven yeas ago. This ham.
ST. PETER'S couple farmetil for three years tttar
Drysdale untiiii four years ago whoa
mangebtal Lutheran Church they came t the Babylon line where
they have made many Agenda 'who
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all Thosr* the death of Mrs. ue.
Surviving, besdes the sorrowing hus-
! Changeless Christ for Chang -
band are- two daughters, one six yrs
ing World. -id and the baby five wrrks old; fi
brothers, Louis and John Wilds at
home, Bayfield; Joseph at Ilamilton;
and a sister Vera in. Clinton. Thts
sad funeral was hold Fuiday morning
to St. lloniface 1-4. C. Church. &trial)
Rev. Pathar T,, V1, Powe 'e orl•elati'Mr•
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Vrida3N 911--Lirther League.
Thursday --Choir Practice.
SUNDAV. 'sERvIcrs
10 a. -Divine Worship
11.13 a.m.-Sunday School.
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AMMON MINIONSMIN
Under ar
We carry a Good Supply of New and Well Made
Underwear. Men's, Boys' also Women's and
Girl's Sizes. Be comfortable when the cold wea-
ther comes in our warm Underwear.
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
Keep your feet warm and.. dry when.. the colder
days that will soon be here really do come. .. We
have Rubbers for every member of the Family,
that will give you real comfort.
A Good Assortment of new Crockery just arrived.
In most called for sizes which we think are very
good value for the price. See them!
TIIIE BLAIME S TOE A
Edmund Swartzentruber, Fr Ti -r
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