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7. .RICH HERALD
ZURICH HERALD
Authorized as second class mail,
rout Office Department, Ottawa.
BUSINES CARDS
John W. Orchard
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street * Exeter
Open Every Week Day
Except Wednesday
Phone 355J
LICENSED AUCTIONEERS
ALVIN . WALPER
Licensed Auctioneer
LOCAL NEP
-I& and Mrs Frank Fry of Detroit
were recent visitors at the home •of
Mr sand Mrs Josiah Geiger.
and Mrs. Arthur Aldbroolc and
son Bruce of Detroit are visiting a
few weeks at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Joseph Cardin St. Joseph. I AND B> AVERTOWN NEWS
Mr and Mrs. Sol Gin•gerien of the
Goshen line south spent a few days
at Kitchener, also attended the
Christian Workers Conference in that
city.
Mrs. Barbara Surerus sand 'her
grand nieces the twin Kane sisters of
Montreal, who spent a few weeks
vacationing with relatives here, have
returned to the city.
• Mr. and Mrs. Grant McDermit, Mr
Jack Hall, Miss Bessie Reavee and
Mr, and Mrs Eldon Henderson of
Lucknow visited with Mr and Mrs.
Menne Oesch on Sunday.
then of the bei
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son, ,brother the groom, ushered.
A reception was held at the Grand
13 d Lk I 1 h
ide, and Jack David-
en a oview douse wit r mot ers
of the bridal couple receiving, After
a wedding trip the couple will res-
ide in Stratford.
ST, JOSEPki
Mr :and Mrs. Albert Heideman and
For eon .Wayne of Orangeville, were re -
HURON AND LAMBTON . cent holiday visitors at the r.ome of
5rpur .Sale, large or small, Cour- the formcr's parents Mr'and Mrs.
teals and Efficient Service at all
times/DASHWOOD
Phone 57 r 2.
E. F. CORBETT
Terms Reasonable, Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phone Zurich 92 r 7.
VETERINARIAN
Dr. W. $, COXON, E.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office with Residence, Main Sore Street,
Opposite Drug ZURICH
'hone -=-96.
BUTCHERS
Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Let us supply you with the
;very choice of Fresh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Kt
Etc. always on hand.
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for:
Wool, Hides and Skins
. Yun!rlbi.t & Son
PRODUCE
Silverwood
DAIRIES
'Cash Market for Cream, Eggs
and Poultry
Have Your Eggs,'Graded OD
our
AUTOMATIC
EGG GRADER
LeRoy O'Brien, Manager
Phone 101 Zurich
Zurich Creamery
Your home market for Create
Eggs and Poultry
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
is premium for deliveredcream
We are equipped to -give effi
tient accurate service. Egg
wad Poultry department in
;charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
Chas. Minshall, Proprietor
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' WWI
'Feather Insurance Co.
Eg'beat Heideman.
Mrs. Ezra Smith and daughter,
Mrs. Leonard Morris of Detroit,
were, recent visitors at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Josiah Geiger.
Mr and Mrs Earl Weide and fam-
ily, Mr: and Mrs Harold Johnston
and son Robert en;joiyted some time
in their cottages in the S•ehade View
Grove, where they enjoyed the Lake
Huron breezes.
Mr and Mrs Lennis Gingerich, Mr
and Mrs. Neil Gingerich and daughter
Catherine spent a few days at
Carthage, N. Y. visiting relatives and
friends, also visited at the home of
Rev and Mrs •Gordon Schrag of Low-
ville N.Y. A grand trip along with
the ,splended scenery was enjoyed.
Mr and Mrs Harold Fisher of
,Chesley and Mr. and Mrs Louis
Schultz of Elmwood were week -end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Milton Oesch. Mrs. M. •Mink, who
spent a few weeks in the •Cliesley
'district returned with them.
GRAND BEND
Mr and Mrs. Henry Green, of
Grand Bend, •announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Nerma Eli-
zabeth, to Douglas LeRaty Fletcher, ,
eon of Mrs. Margaret. Fletcher, Exe-
ter, Ont. The wedding to take place
September 29th•, at United Church,
Grand Bend.
Supports Pinery Plan I
Approval of a suggestion) that the
Ausable River. Valley Conservati.•n
A.uthoeity take over The Pinery as a
park and recreational area carne the
other day from three of the author-
ities's executive officers. The Aus-
alile authorities are .John A. Mora:
n, chairman; .-Freeniaii Hodginse
vice-chairman anw G. C. Henderson
secy, all said they were in favor of
such a move, provided support came
from member municipalities In the
authority. Mr. Morrison felt that
financial aid would have to come from
all levels of government, municipal,
Provincial and Federal.
Davidson - Greene
Gladioli decorated Grand Bend Tin-
ited Church for the ceremony unit-
ing in marriage Lois Marie Gr.eeee
and Robert Linton Davidson. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Greene
Grand Bend, and the late Ivan
Greene. The groom, of Stratford, is
the son of Mr and Mrs. D. H. David-
son, London. The Rev. F. E. Clys-
dale was the .officiating minister, and
Douglas Gill was soloist. The bride
was given in marriage by her eldest
brother, Howard Greene. Miss Cath-
erine Beatty, was the bride's only
attendant. Jack Smith, -Stratford, was
groomsman and Ronald Greene, 'bre-
OF WOODSTOCK
LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS FIND IN ONTARIO . .
AoWt of Insurance at Risk on
December 31st, 1950
20,610 Policies $125,269,726.00
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On Thursday last Mrs. Evelyn
Trakan paid a short visit to some of
the relatives and friends ,of this
parish. Mrs Trak= was betere her
marriage Evedyn Cantin, and lived
with her nncther and other members
of the family near the parish church
on the B, W. Highway. She having
left this parish 1415 years ago and
with the family moved out to Alb-
erta, where already one son had
previously went to look for a ,better
future for the entire family. Mrs..
Traken left this parieh when yet in
her ea.ly teen years, and after spen
din ; two years in a Montreal Cons
vent, she had then qualified for an
important position. end with other
members of the family soon had
hacked out a ,comfortable home for
themselves in their new home. In
the early twenties Mrs. Traken was
married to a construction. Engineer.
But their married life was of short
duration, as Mr. Traken was on an
inspection tour on high tower he
had the misfortune to slip and fall
to his death,
Being left bereaved with one son
(Paul and one daughter Francoise;
Mrs. Traken and her two cnildren
flew from their hone in San Fran-
eisco to Chicago and from there mot-
ored to, Tilbury to a nephew and
niece, Mr and Mrs Philip Bedard who
accompanied them to this _parisli. Mee
Traken was much impressed by the
many •changes in her native parish;
where once stood log cabins hewed
by pioneers, and their lighting eye -
tem was a kerosene lamp, to -day they
are replaced by modern homes, and
constructed to give more comfort
than in former days.
Mrs. Traken was also greatly im-
pressed by the change in reads, for-
merly this Sau'ble Line of -her days,
is now known as the Blue Water
Highway. The parish church has
undergone many -changes, and much
has been added is beautify it. Never -
the -less it is yet the same ground, i
and also the old red school house, ae ;
in her youthful days.
Mrs. Traken also had the pleasure
of visiting the home of her birth
59 years ago. There were 1 -navy
changes about the old homestead,
!buildings were eemedeled, and were
once stood the log house, hone of
the re:Ain family, -across from the
parish '.i•1rch, today stands a modern.
farm '.mine, much unlike that ,c•f her
;i uthful days. But perhaps what im-
pres:.:d hsr the most was the old
o�1e built jnilk houne, built by her
father years before she was born,
and that we are sure will be in the
Time light of her visit. she will he
rale to give the full exptana.tion to
new married son and daughter .c.f the
little stone milk house. Mrs. Terchan I
end her r•hildren entered -into the 1
le -1i cherch, there s'ee h^d receiv- .
ed the SacraMont, of her Faith, and
where they hal the pleasure or offer-
ing prayers for their late relatives.
1 Mrs. Trahan and her family's stay
in this parish was one., a few hours
here, and perhaps many of her sch.•ol
mates and other relatives she would
have liked to meet, but due to their
responsible positions, time did not
permit then to stay longer. We, as
one who, was privileged to have them
visit, are very thankful. Mrs. Trahan
son and daughter will motor back
to their home in California in their
own car from Tilbury.
EAD
on the table.
the meal is ready !
LET YOUR BAKER
•" Be Your Menu Maker!
YOUR BAKER not only suppzres
delicious wholesome bread for your
table—bread for your recipes. Out
of his fragrant ovens come all man-
ner of mouth-watering goodies to
crown the menu of every meal! Frag-
rant Coffee Cake and Cinnamon Bums
for breakfast.. luscious fruit -filled
treats for luncheon—piping hot Par-
ker House Polls for dinner. Bread
in variety, too, for snacks any time
of day or night. So don't get wrink_
lei ytbirying about variety in meals--
1et'eoiir baker be your menu maker,
See what's on his tray today!
Tasty -Nu Bakery
PHONE lee — ZURICH
NEW CORONERS APPOINTED
The Ontario government has ap-
pointed two new coroners for the
County of Heron: 'Dr. James G.
Dunlop, Exeter and Dr. W. A. Craw -
fiord Wingharn. Dr. Dunlop, a grad-
uate of the University of Western
Ontario in 1927, has practised medic-
ine in Exeter since his graduation
and internship. He was born in Wal
lacebiug, a son of the late lames
and Mary Dunlop. Dr. Dunlop in-
terned at Victoria Hospital anti St.
Toseph's Hospital at London and was
exi'the staff of the Medical School at
Western for a iyear.
WANTED
-WANTED—Old Horses for meat,
will pay 3 cents a pound. 'W'ill •ar-
ange tre.n'sportation.—Roy Scotchmer
Bayfield. - p10t
FOR QUICK SAIF
7n Whi`e T nr',^rn :yearling hens;
Rn NeeetT•ereeshire Pullecs. —Alvin
Gin•ger'rh, Phone 90r13. 2te
FOR SAL.F.
A good team cf. <<ersei'a horses 5
and 10 yeers old. '_1'Ielvin Overholt
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Total Cash in Bank and Bonds. 1 •
$495,607,94•
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le. F. KLOPP - ZURICH
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ALSO DEALER IN LIGHTNINGI
RODS AND ALL !KINDS, OP FIRE •
INSURANCE 0
1 5 GAMES 'AT $15.00
FOUR SPECIAL GAMES
One at $50.00; One at $75.00;
And one at $1,000.00
Bingo Starts at 9 p.m.
Sponsored by the Canadian, Legion
Clinton, Ont.
One at $150,
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NOTICE
p a serreh,rn — Spray or Rrnmh
Peinti„M Leine houses, shad;. Roofs
Etc. re se -is -net or hourly basis
firmtflet .T^ ��; Peael1-17 (merles
Paulsson. Phone 40 r 2, Daeliwon,'I
Dead Stock
$2.75 Each. Prompt Sei-1ee for
Lifting.—Jack Williams. Call Phone
34 r 4. Crediton Central. -c1-5-'50
NOTICE
Wi-1ITEWASHING & CLEANING
Arrangements can be made
Bill Watson
Dashwood — Phone 35r19
WANTED
Will pay 21// Cents lb. for Horses
suitable for mink feed. Phone
Collect, . Gilbert Bros., Goderich
936 r 82 or 21. . tfc
AUTOS FOR SALE
AT PRICES TO SELL
40 Chest. Coach in A-1 condition.
41 Ford Coach.
1938 Chrysler with overdrive.
B. A. Service Station, Grand Bend
Rollie Grenier, Proprietr
FOR SALE
An Olifer Bean Puller In good
o-ndition.. —Charles S. Iledard,
Phone 78 r 15, Zurich.
Thursday September 13th, 195il
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Only Re -Cleaned • Grain Used in Our Feeds iii
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YOUR GAR represents a major investment,
It deserves the best of care—and that's what we're
ready to give it. Whether it's a complete lubrication
Job or just a battery check, we really try to give good,
thorough Imperial service—the kind that will keep you
coming back.
We'd appreciate a chance to show you
whar n'e can do.
Eddcr Felder
ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION
COR. No. 84 & 21 HIGHWAYS
DEALER
SAVE—ST. JOSEPH SERVICE IS PREPARED TO SAVE YOU SOME
MONEY ON YOUR TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRE NEEDS. COM-
PPARE OUR PRICES AND ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD TIRES!
FOR SALE
A. large sized Space Oil Heater,
nearly new. (Having installed a
furnace,) Reasonable. Apply to Ted
Geoffrey, Them 9.3 r 19.
TENDERS W AN f'El)
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until Wednesday, Sept-
ember 19th, 1951 for imam- and in”
etalation of hot water boiler in the
Parsonage ief St. Andrew`s United
Church, Bayfield.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
Further information may be ,cb-
tained at the parsonage.
—John L. Watson, (Chairman) Par-
sonage Board. 2tc
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FOR SALE
Tr1; Holstein Heifers due
freshen soon. • Telephone Citi r.
heir; all Central.
How About Your Feet?
DO THEY ACHE?
DO THEY BURN?
DO THEY TIRE EASILY?
We have the goods to give you relief with Dr.
Schol's Arch Supports and Foot Eazers, and Pads
for Corns, Callouses and Burns.
WHY SUFFER?
We also have thr-. footwear to fit your feet espec-
ially the Scott -McHale Arch Preserver for Men and
the Dr. Nilsson in A, C. E. and EEE width.
GIVE US 'A CALL!
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Main St. Hardware Store Phone 13
Buy A 13(:atty!
You can't go wrong when you buy a well known
Reliable Beatty Washing Machine
We carry a full line of the Genuine Beatty Washers
at three popular prices:
$119.50 149.50 159.50
Also the New Beatty Electric Ranges.
Come in and see them - they'll speak for themselves
Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy Hard-
ware on hand.
Scarfe's Endurable Paints, Enamels and Varnishes.
Almatex Plastic Paints, Kem-Glo, Etc.
Our Aim—To Serve and Satisfy!
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_ HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY-
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AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
IMPLEMENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACI"-
ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC.
"The Service Ann for Canadian Farm"
Tel Shop 149 Oscar Kiopp Rem. 62
EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS!
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