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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1945-07-12, Page 8ZURICH, ONTARIO . inner ZURICH RALD "L Invesday July 12th, 1940 a e 1 only, Needlepoint 6 -place set, 51 pieces $28,50 1 only, Orient 8 -place set, 65 pieces 35.00 2 only, Athol 8 -place set, 67 pieces 19.50 1 only, Special Floral 8 -place set, 67 pieces 25.00 2 only, Gilt Band, 8 -place set, 67 pieces 15.75 1 only, Gilt Band, 6 -place set, 45 pieces 10.75 White Glass, Cups and Saucers, per dozen 1.50 Glass Jugs, at each 29c 2 dozen Teapots, at each 69c TEA TOWELS 12 dozen in Blue and Red Checks, large size, Extra Special at • 3 for $1. SC TELEPHONE 59 ZURICH 11 •7 Ty, ` 11hA.+G,M. f'..rjEs. ;R. "yHFi'a!1:44, xti t414i:1i ::N 404 "i;'t.-q'id EXCEPT TL[FE le 1 e. ha re "d ?T e Locale Representative = 1 ti. s r .1 •fit . � c � =.' l - • 7..iwrich 11 EN1b LOCRiLitlitattbi IVLr. and Mrs. Gideon Koehler ;+ere Sunday visitors in Hayfield. Mies Mary Merner of Elmira is pending a few week's holidays with .ter parents, Mr, and Mrs, J, W. Merrier in town. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver of St. Marys spent a few days at the 'nom - of Mrs. Chas. 1T c'ber and with her i.4tc i, Mr. and M1...Hy. Eicknreier. :1r. 13 Dinnin lin; returned to his hone in Toronto, after visiting; with hitt brother, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinnin. Mee :rleri= Eilber has moved her hoee. held effects to the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs, John Mitchell of Ilensall, where site will make• her hone in future. Mr. and Mrs. Avila Ducharine and family of Windsor and Mr.. Fred Ducharme of St. Joseph visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hartman, of the Goshen line south. The annual Municipal Voters. Lists of Hay Township have recently- been printed and are being distributed to the various parties entitled. There are about 100 more names on the list this year than in 1944. .There has been a lot of wet and cold weather for this time of year the past week. The ground has been saturated with rains. But the farm- ers are busy haying and alt!1ot gii the hay is drying slowly, but the hay is going in fairly good .and the glean tity is also good. Mr. Lorne Klopp, Gordon and Stanley Smith have .returned after a very pleasant fishing trip in the Parry Sound district. While there they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz who are camping at that place for a few weeks. Miss Mae Smith of the Technology staff: of Victoria Hospital, London, is spending the month of July with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, of town. Maehas just returned from a boat cruise on the Steamer Asan- aboia up the lakes as far as Port Arthur and Fort Williams. Campers who have scampered of; to the lakeside to avoid the heat for July are finding themselves in just as bad a position as these Tights are just about the next thing to frost. It looks as if there will be little if any real warns weather this summer: Farm Sold Mr. Joseph Druar has sold his' lovely farm home being part Lot 20 Concession 15 to his neighbour, i1r. Alex. Meidinger. Mr. Druar has not definitely decided where he will lo- cate, in future, but their many fri- ends hope . they will remain with us in this vicinity. LOCA.. MARKETS ' �;. Correoted every W •'ictewi:iav) Eggs, dozen .- . , ....• , 31, 29,. 22,. 2'0 Butter per lb. 38 Chickens, dressed 30 to 201; Wheat bushel ........ 1.09i` i Oats, bushel 500'' , Marley, bush. 73I .t .i;u •kwheat • bush. 4 70 Flour, cwt. '! 60, 2.75 T. 'iLort.; and bran, ton t', 0.00 "Middlings, ton 82.00 4' SUMMER PROGRAM Friday Evening, .14113r 13th. At 8.30 A Display of Note Hooks and hand Craft Work will be op. n to the pub- lic at 8 o'clock, p.m. Followed by singing by the School,. and a demonstration of work by eachclass. An offering will be. lifted to meet expenses of school. ZURICH S.B.S. COMMITTEE_ Mrs. Win. Basso.w and daug)iter Emmie visited a week with her dau- ghter, Mr. and Mrs.. Isiah. Tetrean. Mr. and Mrs. V,. Gabel and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eidt of Shakespeare, were week -end visitors with. Mr. an.d Mrs. Emerson Gabel eel the Bronson line, Hay. HELP FOR HURON FARMERS According to information received from the Agricultural Representative at Clinton, 40 farmers from Western Canada have been placed on farms in Huron County. The.ir assistance will be very much. appreciated by the local farmers, who will later return the compliment and help harvest the Western crops.. 12th OF JULY AT HAYFIELD Local Orangemen ail:. go to Bay- field this year for their annual 12th of July Walk. The parade will start at 1.80, headed by the Lucknow Pipe Band. This is the 10Cih anniversary of L.O.L. No. 24, Btyfiela, and a good program has beet arranged. PUPILS SECURE POSITIONS A number of stude.tts taking the new commercial course in connection with the Exeter High School have al- ready secured positio_is, and are a- way to being o some very good use MANY TO RETURN ` 'in this l • teo-ll, among a goodly C' ` �a --•-A total of 12:3,000 (-w number is HISS .Kathleen 'Hay, who is t ,c to=i ser troops and 24,270 airmen — will be fleisch Planing Mills. 3 vice personenel — 101,530 working in the offices of the Kalb - =7,1!* ��+: L ;u�. £i cam._ "'• 5 B 9 a a t A RDW A RE -- ' SEEDS You are going Through This World Only Once. So Why Do.. Without These Labor Savers? Experienced farm help is scarce and costly. You'll need moderately priced stable equi- pment to do the work the quic- kest, easiest way. Invest part of the money you'd pay hired help, in Beatty labor, sewing stable equipment. rays lietime dividends. Gives you more time to enjoy life. En- hances value of fawn. Iniprov- es product. Inquire about our Sanitary Steel Cow Stalls—Exceptional Values at Lower Prices, .. OTHER HER Plumbin6, in our Specialty. Ware and brought back to Canada from ea: within the next six months, De- fence Minister McNaughton annou : ced in a detailed statement o er plans for then renarietiaa of Ca'.- ade.'s fighting men. COAL SHORTAGE ACUTE I` Ottawa,— 'the fuel shortage which Canada faces this winter is going to be in:•st acute in Ontario and Que- i,e:, the Munition Dept. states in a view of the coal outlook. Ontario and Quebec, with no coal mines, con -1 sunie about half of the .,ominion's totol supply. In 1987 0„ sada int -I ported more than 1,:503,'j33 tons of glatIALtsaftwg tai its -h and other European ruels. 6 Title year, it is estimated; not more then 50,000 tons will come in and it will • ll be required in the Merit - over-' • MAD MARRIAGE MIXUPS - When the divorce moon comes ov- er the mountain, a touch of madness drives husbands to keep skunks, steal the r v:i'.es °.71',C teere and contrib- ute othc': oddities to a long net of niaxit::1 i:.i p the co- t nt „ _ i -e :d abort, thein The Weekly kly xelta this Sundt 's (lily 15) issue of The Detroit Sunday Times. REFUSIi3 OFFER Or' :AT Toronto -- Mitehell F. Hepburn has reused oilers of six Liberal me- mbers to vacate their seats rn the Ontario Legislature so he could re - i turn t; peblic life. "I want to ex- press my appreciation for the offer tl ,y :.o g.•neeo-I_ly iaade" he said, FURNITURE - Lower Priced : lasys, Au oi'ri.•.9atic \'\Vate•r',n Znikekka:aaaauaa,:. „, SEASONABLE NEEDS Work, Evt;it,,.tuie11t> and iisasmath- 1'FUll line 'sl' heavy ,:tl?d shell , sit! always hi stack. 113 8 0 to '1 4 4 47 re 7.e 47 717 4-* 47 47 4774 ee • 07-0 7117 400 r 61q NEW ENAMELWARE We are very fortunate in receiving a Zhipmernt of New Enamelware, such as Cooking Utensils, Etc., which seem to pie of v. � � - "� .:l:e Jin.,. tl.�°%�i and some attractive color designs. To a . reciate these articles one must see therm We invite your inspection. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES Our Stock of Ma tt-'esses is very good, and you have a fine range to choose from, a fame stock of Spring Filled Mattresses, also the usual Felt filled Mattresses Priced Very Reasonably BED ROM FURNIT'UR'E We have some very attractive and newly designed Bed Room Suites just in, which are of the newest patterns and finishes. Be sure and' see thenif interested in this Iine of furniture A Full Line of all the Horne Requirements Everything in Shelf' and Heavy Hardware Jo. std` & Ka1hflee HardwareFurniture. h.�A o n. r, 3 asse arras Advise ORDER YOUR MACHINES EARLY FOR 1945! I HAVE A FEW CREAM SEPARATORS ON MY ALLOT- - TMENT: 550 to 600 SIZE at 400 to 450 SIZE (::71 850 to 900 SIZE @ $70.75 $59.50 $82.75 (LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON TRADE INS.) THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED USERS ASK THE MAN WHO KNOWS.—BUY CANADIAN MADE ARTICLES Tel. Shop 149 Oscar K.lopp. Res. 67 MASSEY - HARRIS The Service Arm, for Canadian Farm. 4 •lis ete tZt 4- { 4. 4. 44 414 ivies- ! after a cacu,s a.t shich Icr''quhar Oli- i ver, 'manlier fo: Grey South, was ilAllz AND STRAWBERRY SOCIAL! named z; :r1a le:z'.le.° of the Lib - St. Andrews United Church lawn eral g o .p :,I:. ii.er.f .uen, former at Kippen, was the scene of a love- premice l.ibc.al leader who was ly affair Wednesday evening, July defeated in Elgin constituency on 401. when the ladies of the church June n. Ontario election, said he has sponsored a most successfur. ;gain and 1 no inteetiaii of returning to public tiawbea:ry supper, many coming long life. "I am enjoying myself on the di'-tan.:es to lend tiler patronag., with fare with my wife and children" he Ilonsall well represented. A mosti 14aid. d.licious supper was served topped off with strawberries and cream, ltonia nade cakes, etc. Tea tables at- tractively centered with lovely vase and flowers, ovex $200 were the door receipts, and $60.00 was realized from the sale of stiawberries, home- tnsde cooking;, and donations from members of the congregation unable to attend. Rev. R. A. Brook, of Hensall United church was chn'n•nan, a mixed actette from 'Lanett com- p:sed of Pauline Hc,ss, Marjorie IIoff- ; iu , l elva :t'rtiemner•, Nola Kreeg- ( ct:10:i. llr+;::-, T+1•:,00a Tr -winner,' .•. irr i'ii i?11r;g, Brill,' O'Brien, ander ��. .?i,i..,'tion of 7''1t',4. Haley G. l.iegs,. contributed to the program For their first selection they aanct "Sleet • me at 'Twilight" followed with en Mle; 2,1arjotic Iloitntoi'tand' to 1„ilio+ iie- s n. owed with a tl .1..,G+tri "sli.' foil Walt?.” Piano ':olo, Milton Dagg; piano duet Miss.! . . .x t'. , . menet! ,. 'e?? 1it;'.s. Elwood Teeenme ! 1)1•..... 1..... i?:.> _ 10 d A r(•g),• 1,;'E'4'e 'wren me that of ye'itl'x to lee epee til ceder 1:0 1st lLa't. 1 1 . '"''. "::1Y Middy". One. of her '`�t`sr.' •{r �it'tl.O.: ill ,. .1-, 11 1 ' . .1'� ,1 0... i.li: t„"(•,1° .:" 'WQ,1111 Fin1es ee0ri? , t,• of cm,trolia l'ili�� frond: radio peroaall.71. 1: , d i1 t . g'l11'11 Q'•.. i.i i dig -;i , 1l ;�:..;i,'• �rht <i 111!' .f rr!` tai-. .. •.4f� �.,t'O)1 1 t',i r) ill e? and a1r fn • 1++.1.t+ttt.k=b Increase Your MILK PRODUCTION • Constant r iiining water on the farm will save you TIM- and LABOUR. In the barn at the twist of the wrist your stock cap be watered—no laborious pumping or carrying water. Fresh, clean running water in the house is.a delight for every- one. In the Kitchen — Bathroom and Laundry—so essential to the family's good health. NEW DLURO PUMPS are available in greater quantities today, but shortages of Materials and Labour will not allow the Duro Factory to produce enough to meet the demand, Alt Duro Dealers are on a quota basis and permit to - purchase must be approved by W.P.T.B. - se , EIVt41O FIXTURES AND FITTINGS For Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry. Visit your Unice Dealer for available styles. nj JI k 9$ 1 •