Zurich Herald, 1937-04-15, Page 871 EIGHT
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
New
atipapers
We Would be Pleased to Show you Our New
Ranges of Wallpaper. We have 58 different sam-
ples to choose from, at prices from 9c to 35c per
Single Roll
NEW HOUSEDRESSES
We have opened a new shipment of the famous
Washington Housedresses in very smart new
designs; best quality prints and percales. Prices
$1.49 and 1.98 each
NU -BACK CORSETS
And Corsettes... Uncorso! ed : Freedom with smart,
Figure Control Nu -Back, made by the D. and A.
Coo set Co., largest manufacturers in Canada. Give
us a chance to supply your needs before purchasing
elsewhere. Nu -Backs prices 3.50 to 5.50 each.
Elastic Girdles at 75c to 2.98.
OUR GROCERY SPECIALS
Peas, canned No. 4, 2 for
Punes per lb.
Castile soap, 5 for
Pleesall coffee, 1-1b.
Tomato juice 20 -oz. tin at
Lemons per dozen
Oranges, per dozen
A good supply of cooking and eating apples
hand, kept in cold storage since last fall. They open
up in perfect condition. 1.55 to 2.50 a bushel or
sold in small lots by lb.
19c
T Oc
10c
box with cup and saucer 33c
10c
28c
28c
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PRODUCE WANTED
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PHONE 59
The Canada Trust Co.
T� HURON & ERIE
Mortgage Corporation
INTEREST 'RATES NOW EFFECTIVE
3 Per Cent. for 1 and 2 Years
331 Per Cent... for 3 and 4 Years
336 Per Cent. for 5 to 10 Years.
SAFE AND CONVENIENT
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
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C 1cler Wether alwAys demands
the {core suit-tble fuel for your
heating equipment. Let us supply
your needs with the right kindsjof
Fuel at moderate prices.
PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Goodyear
Furniture,
Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all 'sizes
Springs gs and Beds. Felt, and Marshall
Mattresses l 2
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ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard
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Salmon, large can at : �10c
Kipper ines, per Ib. ._ .,,, I Kc
Cream cheese, Half ib.pp,•3•3,,_,•3•3, ,. r,,1 c
Green Tea, per Ib39c
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Raisins, Seedless, 2 Ibs 25c
Broorns5 string, :each
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Catsup, Libb y ,per bottle f 5c
See Our Great Offei tor` a neer Chicken Fryer'
and Suet
Menno Oesch
EGGS WANTED.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTERES
Mrs. William Reith of Ingersoll is
visiting with friends in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.less• .mot
oared to London on 1Vhonday.
Mrs. W. F. Finkbeiner and daught-
er Miss Hazel of Stratford were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr: and
Mrs. W. H. Hoffman. ._ !
L. Schilbe & Son wish to advise
the community that they at the Pres
Thursday, I Lith, 1937,
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THIS SEASON CALLS , FOR GOOD NEW 4'
FENCES,0,N THE FARM,
LET US SUPPLY
YOU WITH THE' BEST OF
ALSO : >HAVE ° BARB WIRE._ �'��' WIRE,
SEE (S . ABOUT It,
NEW, ROOFING, PLUMBING, AND^ E
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SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
4, Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon
We also have some vera'' Attractive Prices oioi
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See Our New Beds, Springs and
Matte.
USED FURNITURE ir
* Two Goad Used Chesterfield Suites Vii i-ranQ
LOCAL. MARKETS : Good Used Dressers from $4.50
orreeted every Wednesday)
,,creamery
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Wh' t;' linsh
Oa hush. , 58
Bar bush . ,... 1.00
Bu heat, bushel 80
Flo:Cwt. .;,.-. 3.00, 4.25
Bram and Shorts, :brill ..... 34.00
ent time always have a nice. supply 'Ho , cwt- • • - . - - .... 8-5U
Piot per',' per bag . - . 1.50
of young baby chicks, which they �.
keep for sale to the public. `They
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are handling the well known ivlcKrn
ley Chicks.
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ens; dressed 15-10
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Oesehr treasurer," Mrs., H. G. Hess;.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gascho•are busy ilnanxst, Mrs. Boyce; Asst. Mrs. O' -
renovating their home recently pur- ,;;Press Gorres M;1•s MacKin-
chased from Mrs. H. Lipphardt. They no strict Director, Mrs M.Brown
At°+ close of the'meeti`rng -refresh-
me .were served by the hostess:
11/Ers IStelck, Mrs_ O'Dwyer, Mrs.
H ss, Mrs. T. Meyers, Miss Beat-
rice arson. TheolIowing encour-
•eport of the year's work was
y Darr secretary Miss'Beatrice 1,
intend moving therein .before long.
Besides a few changes in the interior
they have the house alio wired for
Hydro.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Andersen a�
are making preparations of moving zea
their household effects from above phi;
the Creamery to the dwelling .house"
in the westerly portion of town and
formerly occupied by Milt. Deitz. Mr
Andersen will then move his office
upstairs, as owing to increased vol-
ume of business necessitates him to
install anoth pastuerizer which will
be the third one he has installed :to
take care of the volume of ate
coming to his factory.
Contracts Let'
Among the various paving contras-
is let in Western Ontario for this
summer we notice in this section.
that, plant mit bituminous pavement
Kincardine north 7 miles; and `Drys-
dale south 6 miles, both Contracts go
to the Brennan. Paving Company
who will commence operations :as
soon as possible, and will employ a
considerable amount of men of the
community we understand.
Life In Fire
A tragic death occurred in Exeter
last Tuesday morning when Mrs. A.
J. Little lost her life in an early
morning fire that destroyed the one -
storey frame cottage in Exeter north
2 sons and 3 little grandchildren of
the deceased escaped tho' a bedroom
window in bare feet and night attire
'being forced out onto a sleet covered
earth on a cold morning. Everything
the family possessed was destroyed
and the family left destitute. Mrs.
Little was in her 65th year. Mrs. Lit-
tle had risen early and it is thought
she had attempted to light a fire with
coal oil when a burst of flame set
fire to her clothes which wce burn-
ed from the body. The above men-
tioned were sleeping in adjoining
room, and being awakened by the
smoke broke oped the bedroom nrn;
dow and escaped. With an axe th
rear door was smashed in and the 2
sons surrounded by smoke and flames
removed the body of their mother,
life having departed. Both men were
badly burned. The flames were soon
brought under control by the firemen
of the town.
Zurich Branch of the Wont
stitute with. an enrollment of
.'ers and an average attend-
32 has carried on successful-
' the year: ending March 31,
�ar 'has' been one of
xta ce,, partly'- because of
g' efforts 'applied" by all
and 'Partly because of
es which this society has
the community as a whole.
the year, we had several gu-
est' ers. At the Grand Mothers'
Fire:- 'Mrs. Filehi'.e ofIlensail spoke
to i ladies ori Flowers and Grand-
Brice.
rand-
' Dr Bryce . our deiiti t,.
gav`i ; ; . interesting' address on Den-
tist ".Mr. Dagg, manager of 'OW.'
Toe auk gave a,.,splendidtaik on
Bang, tracing ''x"tihe system from..
the. ' • e it ,s as founded in '1694 in
En d to the present time. Then
too, *e had. several -splendid papers
nam Iy, ori Agriculture,- Education,
.Hort 4, - Economies and Legislation
given' by " Institute Members, these
were„ all interesting as well as .instr-
uctive, some of them being compiled
by the members themselves. The feI-
lowr'g last year's success we again
orgaized a Poster. Project on Gan-
adia;' Industries, the judges appoint-
ed "t ere Miss MacLean and Rev. E.
Tueclreim, who also critized them
givii helpful ideas for future use_
A dipncert consisting' . or two short
play*: and :various„ other numbers was
pr es. nted by the ;' Institute, we are
deli ted to report that the results
wer o :better " than we had anticipated..
We ad but two demonstrations dur-
ing {the past: year, Smocking and
kee ' g `A.:Scrap Book, the procedure
of f"akrng the latter was clearly out -
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Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Zurich
'Branch of the Women's Institute met
in the Council Chamber on Monday
evening with a fair attendance. The
President, Mrs. T. Meyers took :0147
alga of the busine s. The differed
committees were Calle? �'"r•
3 Kitchen, Chairs, Etc. All Big B
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up; Dining Tables; ,
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argains for quick Sale.
One Dozen Used Rockers ranging from $2.00 Up. ,' ,.
BE SURE AND SEE THEM! :
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Mens and Boys
ork shoes
We have put in a Stock of
Good Choice Quality Men's
nd Boys' Work Shoes, and
invite the public to come in
and. we can fit you up.
PUT IN A SUPPLY OF MEN'S AND
WOMEN'S RUBBERS, MEN'S
HEAVY RUBBERS, ETC.
GARFILED BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich, Ont.
WE GIVE EXPERT WORKMAN
SHIP IN REPAIRING
Your Patronage Solicited
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Zurich Garage
EXTRA EXTRA
LARGE SHIPMENT OF TERES
JUST ARRIVED
Regular $10 Heavy Service, at ...6.3S
Reg. 10.75 Heavy Service Tires 6.904
Best of Gasoline at per gallon. 2Se.
Lubricating ,Oils and Greases at Cor-
responding Low' Prices
Get Your 'Requirements Here, where;
Your Dollars' Go the Fater
Expert Workmanship on all Makes of
Cans, with Charges Very Reaisonables.
H. AMU S SE AU
Phone 103. Zurich
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Painting Wagon
Painting Buggy
Recovering Buggy Top
Rerimrning Buggy Wheels Set •3•3•3..... •3->-.. I2o00
Buggy Shaft 3.00
$7,00 and 10.00
6.00 and 10.00
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wt4,`,1described. A valuable meznberi I
has ';min left us in the porton or
Mr ' Alex. Foster, we hope she will
ahvays take an active part in In-
stitrite work. A special feature of
theiDecember meeting was an ex-
hi'l4tion of Home Made Dresses and
daintily 'wrapped Christmas parcels.
As;lusual we sent Cards of sympathy
tre*ts and plants to those in sickness
and' bereavement. Besides this, we
sentdonations of fruit and vegetabl-
es to the (Children's Shelter at Goder-
ich.' Another interesting feature
was • a display of articles from 22
foreign Countries, and Needless to
ay also
their reports. Miss Beatrice Man: 1's
:on spoxisoreitwas aiI '"agreat play frownsuccess. whiWche we
presided over the program which
consisted of a piano duet by Miss
Margaret Hey and MissShirley 1Cru
eger. Excellent music was supplied
by the Stelck Orchestra, followed by
a sing song by the members of the
Institute, accompanied by the Stel.ek
orchestra'. Mrs. H. Hess r ' j con-
ducted t'ie election of ofiica,. which
resulted rs follows: Hon. Pres., Mrs,
H. G. Hass; President, Mrs. 'I'.
ers; let vice pres., Mrs. H. Meeh;
, 2nd vice, Mrs. W. Hey; secretary,
Mies B. 5''anson; Asst. ;Secy, Mrs. M.
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received half the proceds which gre-
atly .helped our W. I. treasury. 1
a_;ler to raise funds we decided that
each nienilber donate 25c. or any a-
mou-t, she wished. This method
proved better than might have been
,expected. Looking back over the
Past , years work we feel that the Tn-
stitt!te has had a very prosper°o,:a
year,. We trust that our Mott-.
`•'Vor E ttoe and Country" may be
our h spiration for greater Aloes to.
do ''our best during the corning yr.
-Beatrice Manson, ,Seerc'tazy 1
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HERALD OFFICE
Do You Know?
Mr... MERCHANT!
You know thoroughly well, that you have power
in your store, to influence the decision of your cus-
tomers in regard to what they buy from you. Your
customers rely on you to give thein products which
in use . or consumption, _ will give them complete
satisfaction.
If it is right to use big city dailies and nationaly-
circulated magazines them by the same token, it is
right to use local weekly newspapers!
I am the Master Salesman of this Community, and
my name is
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