HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1938-03-17, Page 1VOL, XXtriI 37
ZUR1CHp TH U.RSDAYORlil' IN , MARCH 17, 1938.
:head the Home News,
low the Local Arts.
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
Mss. Fred Thiel wishes to advise
the public that she is now open for
business. Permanents and Finger-
-waving a specialty. All permanents
guaranteed. Parlor located in rear
of shop. For appointments call or
phone 182 Zurich.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH —, ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a Chasta-
ing World:"
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Prsaiice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a.. m.—German Service.
21.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 pan.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor.
The Relief Problem
It would cost the Dominion treas-
ury $100,000,000 a year to assume
the full cost of relief in Canada, Lab-
or Minister Rogers told the House of
Commons. The present rederal share
is :(;30,000,000.
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Z ai'brigg,R.O.
Successor to
S. FITTON at EXETER
C-: a cr'e-y Week Day Except
V r(1 esday
Higest Quality
IFINEST SECTION
LOWEST PRICES
tt A CALL. AT OUR GARAGE WILL CONVINCE YOU
WE HAVE OVER 35 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
BEDOW IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST: •
1937 Dodge Coach—Small Mileage.
1935 Chevrolet Coach Trunk, Heater, Hydrolic Brakes..
1931 Ford DeLux--Town Sedan.
1929 Chev. Sedan Looks Tike New.
1928 Ford Coach -5 to Pick "From.
,1930 Ford Coach—Original 'UpholSterbsg.
1931 Ford Coupe
1928 Chev. Coach at _ ...$125.00
1929 Ford Coach at. _......... ..._ .... . ....... $125.00
1928 Chev. Sedan at _ .............. - _".....,...... $100.00
1928 Essex Coach,. new tares .......... ...........$75.00
1935 V8 Coach at - $425.00
1930 Chev. Coach,. Repainted nice Mohair Upholstering $225.00
1937 Ford V8 Light Delivery Truck.
1928 Whippet. Co•upee at ...................... .• .$38.00
AND MANY ,OTHERS
C. FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND OESOT.A DISTRIBUTOu' S
ZURICH —NTT_
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IT PAYS TO BUY AT MERNER'S
Sunlight Spap, 4 .cakes for 24c
Maxwellt,Holose Coffee:, :each 36c
Quick eats,, large. pkg. 20c
Aylmer Tomatoes 2% large ;tin, 2 tins 23c
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. .
Spaghattt cooked, 2 tins .,..:.- .;, ....... .:19c..
Libby' s,Tonafo juice 101 -oz, 5 tins ' 25 c
Salmon: Cohoe halls, per :tin 16c
Royal York coffee 1-1b. tin 39c
" 131ue Rose Rice, choice, 2 lbs. 19c
Pumpkins per 11m .~ ._... �._.. .10
FIillcrest shortening,2 lbs. _. 25c
Peas No. 4 sieve per 'fin... 10c1.
Sardines per tin ..—...-_. _..._.j ._...... Sc
Sno`�ricap Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls 25c
Miracle Whip salad .dressing per jar 2lc
WALL PAPER.. ixr' fewest Designs and Patterns.
'1 -lave a look t'hrongh sur Sample Book, also Room
lots from left avers -very cheap. New Curtains and.
Curtain materials, at Lowest Prices.
Remember Coupons are Given. Here
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Pane 1.40
FREE! FREE!
TALKING PICTURES!
Far Farmers, Farmers Wives, Farm-
erettes, and Farm Boys
Remember our big night show in my
old shop in Dashwood fast year? We
were very sorry that night •because
we could'nt find room for everyone
who came,—Well, this year we have
arranged another bigger and better
Show
The Nicht of March 21st.
In the
Evangelical Church Shed
DASHWOOD for 7.30 p.m.
If you miss this—You just clone like
a good time! Anyone interested in
Tractors, power machinery or any
farm implements is invited to attend
the morning and afternoon classes
and lectures in' our shop, Dashwood.
March 21 and Mar. 22nd, Factory
trained IHC engineers will be in ch-
arge giving free instruction and ans-
weringquestions. New model mach-'
ines of the well known. McCormick -
Deering line are on display in our
shop.
V. L. BECKER
Dashwood and Zurich
International Harvester Company
"Good Equipment makes a Good
Farmer be There"
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER — ONT.
Times, Fri., Sat, March 17, 18, 19
"BACK 1N CIRCULATION
A fast moving comedy drama with
PAT O'BRIEN & Joan • Blondell
MIDNIGHT SHOW
Monday Morning, March 21 at 12.
Mon .& Tues nights, March 21, 2
EDDIE CANTOR
In an All Star Cast
"`.AL1 BABA GOES 'TO TOWN"
.A,'Special Fox Production
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2.
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Saturday
March 23, 24, 25, 26th.
"THE GOOD EARTH"
.'.-.guise Rainer and Paul Mari_
TAKE 1,000 JACKS
The Exeter Gun Club held its last
rabbit drive for the season recently-,.
when fourteen hunters motored to
the Lucknow area and bagged 65
jacks. Altogether this season: the
Exeter hunters have accounted for
more .than 1,000 -rabbits.
In Magistrate's Court •
Goderich—Because Albert Wass -
man owed hint some mont:y,, Martin
Connolly made four trips, in the
dead of night, - to Wassman's farm,
20 rods array, and carried away a
bag of oats on his shoulder each time
through the fields, to hold; as security
for the debt, he pleaded in justificati-
on' in'1Vlagist�.ate's courl; on Thursday,
when he faced a. charge of theft. The
tdoy phebious at Seafott:t Connolly
was convicted of attempting to steal
a steer. "You have been in a lot of
b ouble" said Magistrate Makins, .sen
tencing him to three months in fail
on cneh charge, concurrent. "I'm
'supposed to be a constable, the town
clerk of Clirtoii swore me in last
July", Frank Haynes told tete court
as he tock the witness staked' -'to give
testimony against E. R. Comiop, in
surance supervisor, charged with reck
less driving, but Haynes Was told
that he was not an oflieer of the.law,
Magistrates may appoint constables
for a period of 80 clays; Mer which
the county judge must confirm the
appointment he was told. It was
ilaynes' first cage in court, the mag-
istrate disirisH jd the case after hear -
Chester L. Smith, Publish
81,25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advanor
47.40 Lig ARItEAR8,M. MAY EN OXIARCIND
(4;4,7:7 F'r' lord d
D•r, and Mrs. W. D. Bryce motor -
.Cd to London on Thursday.
Miss Vera Decker of Exeter, vis-
ited at her home here •on Sunday.
Mrs. Egbert Heideman and son Al-
bert motored to Sarnia on Monday.
Rev. E. A. Pletch, D.S., of Cred-
iton gave us a friendly call on Mon-
day.
Mr. and M'rs. Harry G. Hess vis-
ited with friends in Goderich on Sun-
day.
Thursday of this week is St. Pat-
rick's Day, and the wearing of the
Green is popular on this occasion.
;Miss Deloris Mittleholtz of London
was a week -end visitor -with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Mittleholtz.
Miss Nora Fremlin of the Bank
of Montreal staff spent the week -end
at her home, Clinton.
,Miss Martha Heideman, nurse -in -
training of Sarnia Hospital, and who
spent two weeks at her home here,
has ;returned to Sarnia to resume her
autres.
rs. Bryce of Winnipeg, who has
ben for some weeks, with her son,
Dr; and Mrs. W. D. Bryce of Zurich,
lef; 'last Thursday for Turonto from
where she will go on to Winnipeg.
elle Men's .Chorus of the Evangel-
iee4aeliurch • will furpish special mus-
ic at. both morning ancT evening ser-
vices on Sunday.
The condition of the Zurich road
was very rough as usual, but the sun
and winds this week dried it off to
the extent that to -day, Wednesday,
the big County Graders are at work
thereon, and if the weather is favor-
able a few days more, it will be sur-
prising how improved this road will
be shortly. There is a rumor that by
April (first the Province will assume
responsibility for this road, and we
are all looking for that day when
a heavy coat of gravel will be put
thereon and finally hardsurfaced.
Boys Have Banquet
Last Wednesday evening the boys
of the Zurich Hockey squad enjoyed
a very appropriate banquet in the
large room of 1 unblut's block, when
about sixteen of these stalwarts
gathered with keen appetites for to
do• justice to a well prepared fowl
supper. The fowI menu consisted of
geese and turkey, and we are not
in a position to disclose just how
many- birds of each kind were con-
sumed, but we would suggest one
gored sized bird of each would about
suffice'. Anyway, the boys ended the
season in a very cheerful and happy
way, haying not Iost a single game
in the schedule of the Cyclone League
NEW GRADER ARRIVES
This Wednesday forenoon the new
grader arrived eedered by Hay Town.
ship Council from the Goderich Road'
Machinery Comtpany, and it sure ie
a beauty. As we observed it being
maneuvered to and fro, we could not
help but think this must be the last
ward in road graders, all the work
is being done by hydraulic force, the
guiding of the big blade, the scarifier
and all working parts are practically
done by the press of the button. We
congratulate the 1938 Township Co-
!uncii of Hay for such a; worthy pur-
chase and niay it be an outstanding
purchase for many years to come,
'and that we may all point back with
pride to 1938 for tie fine contrub-•
ution to better road building and bet-
tor roads in the township. During
the.past few yeare the ordinary; small
horsedrawn :graders were not ade-
quate to keep the rods properly
haped, but nor with this large and
powerful mac'dne it will be an easy
matter, and the result will be with
better road§ our automobiles which
always evert a lot of money will have
a much prolonged life. Hay Town-
ship, now has its power grader, a
power stone crusher, and if they will
A !in time acid a fleet of trucks then
ing Ha+ . ' ovidel•ice which contain- they will have their' equipment cram.
ed toq nuoll guess work, he said. lilerte. •
c.aguette ce
:rgn .n 14 K gold
'5.00
B. Exquisite de-
sign set with 3
perfect diamonds,
18.50
C. Modern style
in 14 K natural or
white gold,
A. G. HESS
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Why pay for cheap Coal whet,`
you can buy Blue Coal for the
same price and have the best.,
Also:
Miller Creek Alberta
dale) ;
(Rose
Glen Rodger's Briquets and
Coke.
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
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We Thank Our Many Customers who Pat-
ronized Us During Our Two Week's Sale and
We have decided to Continue to sell all our Winter
Goods at REDUCED PRICES. New Goods
Arriving all the time. Your Patronage Solicited.
Fresh Groceries Always On Hand
R. N. D UGLAS
GENERAL NIEROiLiANT
PHONE' 11 97 BLAKE
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