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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1955-03-24, Page 4ItYRIVA bNTARIO 111111l84ll1111111(1111111111111111M11111gilllil1111111111111111111011111llllll(1111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111(_I(II111gIG111{II Ili1111: II 1111111111111 iJI I11L 11 I111mrsmmmmt ZURICH I �IERALD m nirf nmmmmnmmmmn 11111 YES! Just 3 More Days Two Big Sales in Hensall THURSDAY, MARCH 24th, ONLY Genuine Corn :rooms Regular $1,19 Line 79c Sorry, only one to a Customer .012 Galvanized Pail 59c SPECIAL EACH Regular 8.5c -- Two to a Customer SATURDAY, MARCH 26th, ONLY Snow Cap Toilet Tissue Reg. 2 for 25t, 10 Rolls for 99c Sorry, only lb Rolls to a Curtomer Drysdale Hardware Ltd. HENSALL - Phone 11 - ONT. pRllilllmllll iffillfilif 11itifill • ' 1, liMitlllllll11GllDlg! EUREKA VACUM CLEANERS REG. $99.95 SALE PRICE IP0IC a V Complete with all Attachments z HOOVER FLOOR '` POLISHERS REG $59.5 SALE PRICE 49a Q SCATTER MATS 22x34. Rubberized Back. $2.79 Complete With Shades $4.95 J. BO THRO & SON HENSALL - Phone 15 - ONT. E 11111111111111111 11 IH611QIIll11lll Q8111111111(11111I1f01111111111111IUl1RI1I}JIj111111 nl JIluufaI(u111111111111juIJJJ 11111 IU 1111 1 i 1 1 IIIA! IIHIR11II1111111111IiI11811111111111111111N111111II 1111111111111111111111M11111111111111111111111(I1i111111111111(11111III1111I1111111111111111111111111m111 Illllil! 1M111 111 N T RA C T ARLEY WE ARE NOW TAKING CONTRACTS FOR 11 955 ON THE SAME BASIS AS LAST YEAR 'e•te-.ilso Contracting a Limited .A,t 'of New High h Yielding Barley Seed 4. + + 4. t f t t f Cook Bros. Milling Company Phone 24 HENSALL, ;r...nt. PIONEER ONE SAN POWER CHAIN SAW SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW There's a Pioneer /in your past. There's a Pioneer ;in your future! FOR INFORMATI4gs<6 *ND 'PRICES ON PIONEER AND SUPER TWIN CH,DiN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER: RADER & MTTTLEHO,LTZ Phony 613 Zurich DASHWOOE.J Visitors during the week -end with ;Mr and Mrs Garnet Witdtong were Marian Wildfong, Carol Hussey and Grant of London and friends from Wallaceburg• Mr and Mrs Harry Hayter enter- tained the following guests in hon- our of their daughter Jo Anne's sec- ond .birthday. Mrs. Margaret Rader, Mr and 'Mrs Albert Rader, Dilr and i sirs. Milfred 1Merner, Ronald and Margaret .of Dashwood; Miss Frieda Haberer, Mrs, Lisette, Deters and Anne of Zurich. Mss Catherine Rader entertained number .bf her girl friends at her abirthday :party' on Friday March 18. A number of people attended ,the ice carnival at Exeter Friday night in which local children took part. Miss Vera Wieberg of Waterloo spent the week -end with her pan -1 ents Mx and Mrs. Fred Wiebexg. Mr, and. 3VI'rs Carl ,Housto•n of Bey - field spent Fri$ay with lMrs, Bertha Hayter. Mr and Mrs Roy Filly of Chatham • spent .Sunday with Mr and 1Vlrs Wdllert. Mr and Mrs Rayl Snell of Lond03i • Spent the week -end with 'iIr. Wand !Mrs. ,Chas. Snell:• • Miss Agatha ];ages entertamed a number of girl friends at her day bli t1n- day party Monday March 21st. . St. Joseph & Blue Water Area LNliss Valerie Cantin of Detroit, ent the week -end in St. Joseph, siting her mother and other •memb- of the family. Mr and Mrs Peter Milne ane chiI- en of London spent !Sunaay wrtn e latter's parents on the Blue ater Highway, Mr and Mrs. Leon dard. A large number took part rn the risk Hall LB"ingo, on Friaay even- t; last and the results were very couraging, 112r and Mrs Leonard Masse and ily of London 'were Sunday vis- rs at the home of 'Mr. Esid,ore and . Josephine Dueharnte. Mrs, James (Masse of St. Joseph,, Miss Lucile Geoifroi of the Blue a ter south motored to Lonaon on turday .last. Mr and Mrs Theodore Laporte, Estate :Broker of Windsor, spent ew days in his cottage in his sutn- resort, and while. there called on tives and friend,. sp leis I dr th 1-15a in, en fawn ito !Mis and �S Ileal of finer Tele Phone Write - See. ; !.i Geo. T. Mickle & Sinn Ltd. wj. HENSALL, 'ON�'ARIfl - Phone 103 , for A • MaitingBarley ' 1 DON'T Amount of Seed Available .. WAIT Limited We, also supply Fertilizer with Contracts v,. n�� 1 BOY PARALYZED For Life, $77,213 Is Jury's Award St. Catharines, Nov. 11 One of the largest single awards made in a Lincoln County Court -- Young McLean was injured May 27, 1953, when knocked coif' his motor- bike by a truck as he was about to make a left turn— CIA recommends third -party coverage of $100,000 for bodily injury to one person, $200,000 for !bodily injury to two or more per- sons, and $400,000 property damage. Bertram Klopp R.R. 3, Zurich. Phone 93r1,. Zurich. Our Motto—Prompt and fair Claim Service SEE US FOR NEW RATES! Mr and iVlrs Jack McKeon and child of Toronto were !week -end . vis- itors in St, Joseph with Mr and Mrs James Masse. Mr. and ,Mrs. Teles- phore Denonnne +of Pain Court were renewing old friends in this vicinity over the week -end. As We See It ! Monday 'morning shortly after 4 of this week, March 21st, mark- ed the opening of the spritii season. And some one of late said the wea- ther for the next six weeks was bas- ed ion the first day of spring; It was not too agreeable, the first day of spring, easterly winds and rain. If we looked around there was little or no snout left, the ground has little or no frost, the highways are .bare' and dry and summerlike; there are fur- ther indications that sprung .'4as really come, for many of the !birds Iwno left this clime in early fall for the warm er climate have returned ana are (busy Chirping on tree tops and aro- und, and making preparations for their sunnier abode. March is the. month of high winds; even tho they are sometimes agrirzating, they bring about, a source of good, the 1Vlarch winds are stimulating to the plants, shrubs;';or any root that requires early -planting. Of course it also has its disadvantages, it is -a .month that the average people dread, due to its change-alble weather; it awakens germs that have been dement dur- ing the winter anonths, .causing a dis- turbance in the air, creating in its. pathway much sickness. Perhaps all of that, as only and old saying, but it has been :believed by all classes of people, from centuries ago; therefore it has become traditional, andwhether or not •you will accept such tradition your ai'e sure to fall victim to the March. ailments .and to its dopy feel- ings. AUCTION S.ALE Clearing Auction Sale of Farah Mach- inexy, Etc., on Lot 2', Con. 3, Tuck- ersinith Township, L.R.S., 1'4 miles north and 114 males east of Kippen -. Cn S .ZU'RDAY, 1112A'R.aH 26th., At 1 o'clock, p.m. ' Ford Tractor with Ford Equipment, including:. plow, cultivator, buck rake, post hole digger, bean puller, Oliver combine with pick up, 3 section spring tooth drag harrows (like new), disc harrow (like new) ; disc harrow, McCormick . Deering 16 run power fertilizer drill on rubber (new) ; 'Cockshhutt side rake (like new) ; Cultirpacker, Massey -Harris hinder, mower, sugar +beet lifter, modern rubber tired wagon with grain lbox, Renfrew cream separator with motor; 2 milk cans, milk strain- er, Woods electric grain grinder, 3 - hp. (like, new) ; Holland electric chicken brooder; colony house 10x12; 3 shelters and other poultry equipm- ent, 120 -gal. gas tank, gas 'barrel, fanning mill, walking plow, hay car ropes, pulleys, chains„ 2 ' sap pans, 180 buckets and spiles, feed boxes, 50 bushels table turnips, 2000 -Ib. cap. weigh scales, army truck with rebuilt motor, forks, shovels, 1, -ton fertilizer; lawn nnower, 50 -ft, garden hose, Household Effects, including bedroom. suite, ;Etc., Etc, Terms --Cash Joseph Dayiinai , Proprietor. E. P. Chesney, Clerk. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. "There is no more noble and !humanitarian organization the whole world than the Ted Cross" GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS - our dotintion to the Red Cross helps provide: eft patedness for Disaster *Outpost Hospitals *War Veteran Servieett $gree Blood Transfusion Service eNursing end Health Services 1Yh/f/g C:htstst�itaiPlp... Gratprttitu.., Gen+orcztant. $5,4940106 tS Nk DIMi) THIS YAR Thursday, March 24th, 1$3a Face The Facts Providing for your . family is ' a man's job — a full-time job. Sholtld death or disability take you out of that job, your Life Insurance stands ready to take over— If you plan now for adequate protection. And the cosi; is low. See me for particulars of a plan suitable for your fancily. T. Harry Hoffman NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY A Mutual Company — All Profits for Policyholders Dashwood, Ont. ; Phone 70-W THE RIGHT START — For Poultry Profits Healthier, faster growing, faster feather ing chicks mean greater profits later in the laying pen. That's why thousands of successful poultrymen are feeding Master Chick Starter Krums. They know that Master Chick Starter Krums produce faster growth, increased vigor, high livability. Master Chick Starter Krums are farm-prov- en - actual test show more gain per pound of feed. 9 ..,�-ABFMv:tilt: E psMr 1,4 Aru/NeE:EQ01 4 M M MMAchimM W. G. Thompson AND SONS LTD. Hensall, Ont. Phone 32 ECORDS `'tJSE MAST(=R September October November January. n - March -� � April( ,May and June 0 as near as your telephone A COMPLETE TRUST SERVICE iN WESTERN ONTARIO Call RAYE B. PATERSON, Trust Officer Hensall, Ontario, Phone 51 For • Estate Planning and Wills • Real Estate Services • Investment Management and Advisory Service • 3s%n% Guaranteed Investments • 2%% an savings -deposits may be mailed Or Contact Any Office Of GUAR..Ty TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA Toronto • Montreal • Ottawa' • Windsor Niagara ralis Sudbury Sault Ste, Maric Calgary,-0Vancouver THERE'S MONEY R SEED mit I.e B of M For many farmers, operating funds alto low at this time of year.. It's the in4betweea • 'period when there's lots of expense, little income. If this is your problem, talk it over w13of • with .your M manager. emy fmN j„ If you can plan repayment .from your farm mrrrrrovmow intotne,there's money for you at the 13 of.14 •a. --^ tor .seed, feed or fertilizer. BANK oi' MONTREAL eitied44,4 70/4 6404 - Zurich Branch,: CARL SCorr, Manage- Iletisalt iirnncha KIINNiTH' CHRISTIAN, .Manager Crediton, Branch: RAYMOND. KING, Manager. Dashwood (S,'ub Agency) s , Open Mon„ Wed, 84:rd, (Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday) WORICINO WITH CANADINNs IN EVERY WALK OP tt'E SINCE 1E110 .0 At1UYl�.0: