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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1954-07-15, Page 8. ZURICH l• ONTARIO plas1.4.m“ • • ‘f • THE STORE WITH THE STOCK pery Materials ti? SEE OUR LINE OF FINEST .IN..DR:APEEM GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, Ranging from $1.95 to.$3.75 a yard hi 54 -in. Width. Fine Scrinurn Curtains, at Pair Marquesette Curtains,,41x8M Cord Edge- -' - New Line Marquesette Interwoven with Metallic ' Motifs, at pair ZURT LOCAL NEWS Mr. George Volland t Detroit spending holidays In town. Mrs. Mary 1111114.3r is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. We wish her a speedy recovery. 'Mr. and Mrs Alf Rop,pi amruaaI of London, spent the week -end with ! relatives and...friends in this vicinitY.' .Mr. and •Ilirs John E. Ga.scho spent • the week -end with the lavers re datives at Sebewaing, Miehigan. Misses Ruth and Ruby Church ,of London, wereweek-en4.-vishors at the home of their mother, Mrs. Via Church. a1/11-. and Mrs. Beir.S'auel'er.ef st, •J'acobs were recent visitors at the 11.45.arie of their friend, Mn and Mrs, iGingerieh. •••Mr and Mrs Herb Witmer and ;family of Waterloo • • spent-seyeral days at the home of the former's 'brother, Mr and Mrs Win. Witmer. •• Mrs. Earl Heywood and children of Wingham spent the week -end at the home of the former's parents, Mr and Mrs Wan. Thiel and at her sisters. ALD New Plastic Window -Shades at.,i.$1.65 and .$1.85.. A PI) ki • tiP Specials 27 -in. White Flannelette at yard 39, 150 yards New Prints at yard 45c Broadcloth. white and colored at yard ......... 39c LADIES' PRINT HOUSEDRESSES—. 14 only at each $1.59 -to $1.79 Nylon Hose, 5 1 gauge at pr. $1.00 Men's Jerseys, Maroon and blue, each - 1 :25 Men's Work Sox, at pr. 49c. Men's all Nylon work Sox, at pr. 1.25 Men's Chambray Work Shirts, each 2:25 Lot Men's Shorts and Vests at 'gaC•h Gascho BrOS. Groceries - Dry. Goods - Men's TELEPHONE 59 Wear 65c • • • ZURICH V aSSOKEIVIZMWSEM.1105017 1 The Drysdale Store Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinds of Groceries A fine assortrnent of Hardware and Electrical Appliances ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES CO–OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! GIVE US A CAW JOHN DENOMY DRYSDALE ..Phone 98r Mr and Mrs. • G. MaHaffey and family of Toronto spent the week- end at the home of the foriner's sis- ter, Mrs. Wm. Sauve. Mrs. Jessop of Toronto is visiting at the home of her daughters. IVIrs. Wm. Sauve of town and Mr and Mrs Wan. Cornforth, town line. Mrs. Newell Geiger, Mrs. Mary •Manson, 'Mrs. Sol. Gingerieh, M. Edmund Erb attended the funeral of their cousin,Mrs. Mary Roth at Tavistock last 'Ilifesday: . . The many friends of ,Mr. • Oscar Greb ,are pleased to see him in town also able .to attend services in - the Evang. U.B. church on SundaY mor- ning, after his painful accident of a few weeks ago. . . Mr and Mrs Donald Manson and family of Toronto were week -end vis- itor e at the home of the former'S motherrMri: Mary Manson and sister Mr' and Mrs Newell Geiger, their soA Kent is remaining for a feW weekt ye:Cation. • .• Rev. and Mrs. Roy- Geiger of loft Erie are holidaying with relatives and friends in Zurich and vicinity. The former delivered an impressive spiritual •message in the Evangelical U.B. Church on Sunday Morning. Mr and ;Mrs Bud Van Sickle and son Craig of Detroit have returned home afterspending a week ' with. Mr anMrs Edaseho it et4ye leottage at •Schade View and at thr, home in Zurich. d . G ; • Mr. iVIarvin Musselman, 'Waterloo', Iand friend, Miss Katie Willem of Kit ahener, Miss: Audrey Musslema4' tt IWwere recent week -end- '&'41,,-,, Iitors•at the home of their aunt and uncle, :Mr and Mrs.. Peter ,Gingericlif a at Blake. . ii is•Returning Home 1 • Mr. Sainiiel (5: Birk ofMinot,' N. . . .: • , I D.alc., and 'Mrs. Pearl Fournmr, . of Seattle, Wash., have started on their return trip home after visiting with • the Birk families in this district, also Guelph and Toronto. Mr and Mrs. IWhitney •Brokenshire and son Allan; took them by motor to Detroit on Sunday, from there they will leave by plane. Mr and Mrs. Brokenshire - ' and Allan remained in Detroit for a few days. Mr. 'Birk notes quite • a •ifew changes in the last twenty years I since he was here last. This is the _first time .for Mrs. Fournier to visit Ontario. She is much impressed with our country. . Mechanic Graduates FOR SAFE SHORT TERM INVESTMENT, the Huron, & Erie Mortgage Corporation Now Paying; 1-2 years 3 % 3-5 Years 3 ½.% On investments ,$.100.00 and over. INTEREST' HALF YEARLY j: W. Haberer - Phone 161 • Fire, Auto and Casualty Insurance. Men, Women! Old at 40, 50160! Want Pep? Want to Feel YearsYounger? Thousands amazectwhat a little "pepping up' with Ostrex has done. For body old after 40 just. because ow in bon. Introductory or "get -acquainted" size NA/ 000, Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new pep, vigor and younger feeling, this very day,. At all drug stores. Monster Cele ratio To be held in • DASHWOOD On LABOR DAY, SEPT. 6th, 1954 .:BALL GAS... BINGO.. BANDS -OUTSTANDING TALENT AFTERNOON 48D EVENING EN- ' 'TERT'AINMEN'T Note., ---Change of Oar Draw from -July 21st. to Labor Day. Watel for. Further Announcements! Sponsored by Dashwood Mens' Club. HENSALL Mrs. Vera Thomason of Calgary, spent e week visiting with her aunt Mrs. F. 'Maims •whom she had not seen for over 20 .years. Mr and Mrs Harold Bonthron and • family are getting nicely settled in the home they recently, purchased from Mr G. %AI. Drysdale on Main St., it being also used as a funeral • home. ' •'Miss Minnie Reid is visiting with relatives in London,. Mrs. Harold Kyle, 'Winnipeg, re- cently visited with Mr and Mrs Wm. tyle and other relatives in the vic- inity Mr and Mrs Ken. Manns and Don- •'ald of Toronto, are visiting with the former's mother, Mrs. F. Manns. • Linda, Mark and Karen Geiger,of Toronto; are vacationing with their • grandparents; Mr and Mrs E. Geiger their mother, Mrs. Ralph Geiger is visiting in Winnipeg. The Imperial Oil Co. are in their third week drilling operations on the farm of Mr. Alif. Reichert, Hay Twp. •There have been strong indications of oil on the Reichert farm. The Co. expects it will take a few more we- eks before a 'decision •can be arrived. Miss Helen •Spellman of Kitchener was a graduate this year of the St. Marys High School. She took the Edna Motz medal for having the highest standing in Maths. •She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs. J. A. Spell- man of Kitchener. Mrs. James Wright of Kippen is on a holiday trip to Nova Scotia. L. . Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Goddard, and fami1y! are camping at the Lake. Mr and Mrs Laird Mickle and family are spending the month of July at.the Lake. 4 , 4ktfereaP -NS-';2MeDeRtAitifieee0.41410SQ 06410,44-404Cvss•sp+,i41. HARDWARE – SEEDS and FURNITURE Your Fuel Needs -Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of tirne. We always try to supply our Customers with the most Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early with us so we can arrange for your supply YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment? Does Your Furnace or Stove Need 'Attention; or Prob. ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look Those Pres for you and offer Our „Suggestion to ,,',Vour'aist Advantope. I.• • We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tripd and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, yosiiiiiki, Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Mai :wart OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hand - limo always w stook, STADE & WEIDO zuRicH ONT. QUALITY PRICE – SERVICE .ronsissessmoostamaamemosos London, Ont. - (Special) Grant Wilkie, general repairs mechanic at Pearson Motors, Zurich, has gradu- ated from an advance course in auto- matic transmissions at General Mot- ors Training Centre held recently. G. M. -Training Centres, which short- ly will be in operation in ten strat- egically located cities across the Do- minion, will enaible service personnel to keep up to date on continuing basis with the latest sea -vice methods and technological advance such ies air conditioning, power steering, power 'brakes, automatic transmission autronic eye and other major devel•- opments. Mr. Wilkie, who • lives in Zurich, is married and has had five years in the automotive business. Charles Pope Services for Charles Pope, 63, well known farmer of Con. 16, Stephen Twp:, 'who disd in St. Joseph's Hosp- ital, London were 'conducted on Mon- day at 2 p.cri, by the Rev. W. Smith, Grand Mend, in the Hoffman Funeral • Home, Dashwood: Interment taking place in Grand Bend ,cemetery. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Mary) Dumigan, Thedford, and several nieces and nephews. 1 1 Reg. and Jun s a Men's and Boys' Wear SALE — Men's Chambrias Work Shirts. 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