HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1938-12-22, Page 1Vol XXXIX No, 24:
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ZURIC 1-14 S DAY MOkThNG, DECEMBER 22, 9384
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We extend to all our Readers and Friends Season's Greetings
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING( SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote you on Specials for
Spring and Summer Permanents,
that are pleasing and satisfactory,
and will give you persanality Hair-
dressing Salon. on_ rear of store. For
appointments call us by phone 102
Zurich.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.,
:5114, Changeless Christ for a Chang-
ing World.'
rriday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICEgz
10 a. m. --German Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday SchoeL
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEINI, rotator.
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
We wish to announce to our Clientele that we have added a
new wireless Permanent Waving Machine to our Beauty Shop. With
this most modern and scientific method you have no weight or eSeess-
ive heat on. your head. You are not connected to the electicitY in
any way, and you can have your permanents in from thirty sacands
to three minutes time. We are equipped to 'give you any permanent
your hair requires. See this machine before getting a new permanent.
Open Evenings. Phone 159 for Appointments.
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COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Zurbrigg,R.o.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method •cd
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
USED CARS
E IN
On Dodge 1939 Models
Priced to Sell
1937 CREV., STANDARD COACH, TRUNK.
1938 DODGE„ DEUX SEDAN, TRUNK-
7-1.-626-"Veatbnri-ETIALIA,
1931 FORD A COAOH. $195.00.
1929 CHV. SEDAN, ORIGINAL THROIFGHOUT.
1928 CHM COUPE.
1931 CHEAT. SEDAN.
1935 DODGE COACH, TRUNK, 'LIKE NEW, Small Mileage.
1936 DODGE COUPE, %GUARANTEED IVIILEAGE 3250,
GOVERNORS STILIL,' VON THIS CAR, LIKE NEW.
1929 ESSIA. SEDAN.
WARD FRITZ
DODGE DISTRIBUTOR - ZURICH
WE SELTi.. THE ZEST [FOR LESS ;
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
The Holiday Season gives us another opportunity
to wish our Many Customers .aand Friends,, a Very
Merry Christmas. And to express to you the grat-
itute and pleasure it has given ,us to serve you, and
to thank you for the Confidence you have placed
in us, to intrust so anueluof :your valued Business.
We again Isis& you and your's a rvieffy
Christmas mad a Prosperous and Happy New YeAr.
We still have a good supply of Candies and,smits,
thaw,
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'Green Giant. peas,'2 tins
25c
Del Maize, corn niblets, 2 &s 23c
Lifebuoy Soap, 3 calms .... 25c
Tomato juice 25 -oz, tin, 2 tins ...... ....„... ..... 19c
Mince meat,.. 2 lbs. -- 75c
Jelly powders, Iushus, 3 pkgs. 25c
Jelly powders. IVI.ctmens, 4 pkgs„. 1 9c
Phone 140
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Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER -- ONT.
Our Theatre extends Season's Greet-
ings to all our patrons and Friends.
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
"CATTLE RUSTLERS"
(Western) with Charles Starrett.
;Midnight, Monday.. 19.05 a.m. and
Monday afternoon Matinee at 2.30
p.m.
"4 MEN AND A PRAYER"
'With Loretta Young and Richard
Green.
4 STAR PICTURE
Monday night, Tues., Wed.
4RADIO CITY REVELS"
Bob Burns, Jack 0,akie, Kenny Baker
Greetings
We wish to greatly thank air. many
patrons and friends for the :ausiness
relations we have enjoyed t(tgether.
And feel we cannot let this,. oppor-
tunity go by without .extending most
hearty .
ava.
Season's •
Greetings!
The local -churches are holding their
Christmas enteatainments this week-
end. On Thursday eve: the Evangel-
ical church will hold their annual ev-
ent. Then on Saturday evening, Chr-
istmas eve. Saturday St. Peter's Luth-
eran church will give their 'annual
program. The public will get mush
benefit by attending these events.
STEAL TURKEYS—
LEAVE OWNERS
While the two occupants of the
wrecked auto lay unconscious on No
2 highway, 12 miles cast of Brantford
callous thieves stole two turaeas rrom
the vehicle and went away leaving
the victims to their fate. Traffic Offi-
cer Dukes, who investigated, stated
that M. E. Duncan, Lakeview, unt.,
and J. Tovey cf Toon, were en
route to Toranto ;laturday, when on
a sharpe curve, their car skidded on,
the icy pavement and turned over.
Knocked unconscious, the two men
were painfully injured. Duncan suff-
ered a fractural 1:tht arm and Tovey
a .broken bone in his hand, as welllas,
bruises and abrasions. The theft was
a -pretty cold and uncivilized affair.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
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.Menry Christmas!
We all appreciate the fine Christ-
mas tree again erected on the square.
The light coloring is beautiful ana is
a credit to the village.
Mesars. Quimby and Paul Hess who
are attending Toronto University ar-
rived at their home here on Saturday
for the Yuletide holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile of Dash-
wood were in town Sunday. Ma.
Pfile, who has been laid up for some
time, is improving nicely and it will
be some weeks -before he will be quite
himself again.
Special musical program will be
rendered by the Evangelical choir on
Sunday evening. The numbers will
be in keeping with the Christmas
season. Out of town soloists will be
present and render numbers. The
public are invited.
Farm Sold
Mr. E. Blake Horner has purchased
the 100 -acre farm adjoining his own
on the 14th concesssion Hay Twp.,
from the Samuel Schach Estate and
will get possession next spring. Mr.
Horner's son, Harold, will live on the
farm.
Mr. Alex Mousseau Passes
Mr. Alex. Mosseau of whom men-
tion was made in our last edition as
laving suffered a heart attack, but
who had recovered satisfactorily and
returned to his home here, and feel-
ing so well he was several d'ays down
.at the office at the garage, but today,
Wednesday, we have the sad news
that he took a very" sudden aalaeaset
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this morning at about two o'clock, •
and ;before his companion, Mrs. •
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Mousseau could summon help he •
passed peacefully on, aged 64years, •
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10 months and 20 days. The funeral •
wrift be held on Friday afternoon at •
two o'clock, with interment fa Bron- •
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auir rine cemeter, Funeral will be •
pirate. And so Zurich loses another •
valued citizen. An otituary will fol •
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Ow next week. •
MOND
BE
PERFECT
3
DIAMONDS
$25
Distinguished by
"heart" design,
this 14k natural
gold creation re-
presents a value
of unrival-
led merit.
5
DIAMONDS
$62.50
Unmistakably smart
and perfect in
quality. 4 3;de
diamonds and br$L
t$nndy brautiNI
s olitaire, White
or naharaf sed.
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WISHING ALL OUR CUS-
TOMERS AND FRIENDS
A VERY MERRY
Christmas
W. R. DAVIDSON
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OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deihl of Stan-
ley Township have celebrated their
golden wedding. They marked the
occasion with a dinner to their fri-
ends and relatives. The bride \VMS for-
merly Margaret Jane Foster, orf Var-
na. Attendants at the wedding' were
Miss Annie Fostor, Clinton and John.
Snydea Brucelield. They have. since
lived on the farm on which Mr: Deihl
was born.. They have two daughters
and one son, Mrs Durham of Con-
stance, and iris Fannie and Cari at
h.mui. A roception wo,-1 helo.' during
the ;anniversary ny. DIt,-?n!4
(-ring mt,in11., of ilayti np4!:.,tn
Church an -a,1 Mr. and Da:h)
withmorocco bound books. The Com-
munity Club held a surprisa- party in
the couplo's honor aresentiaa them
with; a silver tea service.
The Council of the Twp. qf ate.nr:
hen convened in the Town Ji11, Qr.
editon, on Thursday, Dec..1.5 -with,
al] members present. The ininuw!cot.
the previous meeting were read awl
adopted.
Motion,. That F. W. Morlock, Coll-
ector of Taxes, for the year xpaa,
having returned the Collector'
pursuant to ,Sec. 118 of "The Assess -
talent Act" and having failed. to cal-
led all the Taxes for 1938, is here-
by appointed ands authorize:A to ;con-
tinue the levy and collection of the
unpaid taxes in he mannea. ma with
the pow,'r provided by law for the
general lavy and collection of taxes.
The said 1? W. Morlock- shall fin -ally
return the Collector's Roll to the TWIT,
Treasurer not ater than the ist of
Feb 19:39 as provided by said Section
of the Act
Pay sheds to the amount a
07; and a large number of ordo;s4 we,
re passed
The Cannel] adjourned Sine die
Herbert T Bilber, Twp
HYMENEAL,
bvely wedding touk: lilac° on
Stauireday at noon at the home of Mar!
Jahn, Baker, Stanley Township near
f:1,111sgreen, when her eldest (laughter
Darzeen Mary Kathryn- Itnichert, was
united in marriage to William Donald
MeLachlan, son of 1Vlaa Hugh McLac-
Nan, of Kippen, and: ,the late Mrs.
McLachlan. Rev. la, Turkheim, pas-
tor of the Lutheran datrch, Zurich,
offieiated. Miss Lama -Ma Reichert,
cousin of :the britita played the wed-
ding music. The. brizt, was charming
in a turquois bln-osentin floor-lengtO ;
gown, fashioned' on princess lines. Sti,e-
wore a corwt, of silver and flowas
and silver slippers and she caTried an
.arm bouquet. of American, beauty
rose buds:. Her bridesmaid., Margar-
et Reicbert, NVI;V: lovely in peach taff-
eta,. The, grooya was supposed by
hia coaaba, William MeKoazio,
1.iapen. Kathlee i Hess, da tighter of
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Hess, of Zurich
was a -dainty flower girl, frocked in
blue taffeta,. Following; the cerem-
ony a wedding dinner was served. Mr
and -Ara McLachlan left by motor
•for an fsxtended wedding tr:p to Tor-
onto, Niagara Fatts, Framiltcn and
Buffalo, the bride wearing, for trav-
elling a smar,t, brown elitunibit witb,
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THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT
CHRISTMAS
THAT'S SURELY MIGHTY FINE.
THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE
SEASON
THAT IS SACRED AND SUBLIME:
THERE'S SOMETHING IN ITS
SPIRIT
IT'S PEACE, GOOD WILL, AND
CHEER,
THAT PROMPTS THIS HEARTY
WISH;
"MERY CHRISTMAS—
GLAD NEW YEAR!"
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Season's Greetings
We Thank our Many Customers and Friends for
their Patronage during the past Year, and we hope
for an increase of same during the coming year.
Wishing one and all a
7. MERRY CHRISTMAS
.. And a Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR
RAF N,DOL/GLIAS
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