HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1946-05-23, Page 3ZURICH, UNTAKIO
• BUSINESS CARDS
W A,ITED
CASH FOR FOX HORSES—Dead
animals removed. Two-hour ser-
vice day or night. Phone Credi-
ton 47r15, collect. Jack Wil-
liams. P.T. 4-6-'41
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON! -
duct tiny Auction Sale, regardless
;s4 to Size or article to sell. 1 solicit
your business, and if not satisfied will
snake no charges for Services Ren -
tared.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
Phone 57 r 12
VETERINARIAN
Or. W. B. COXON, B.o . Sc.
VETERINARY SUR
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Mee with Residence, Main Street,
Opposite Drug Store Zl>
pboze-96. i
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13I.1TC1-IERS
ZurichS' popular
HEAT VLA -IRE'
tat U lP 'You with the
i,btce of Fresh and Cur -
'til Meats, Eolognas, Sausages,
Ect., always on hand. Kept
fresh inQEle�ash I'ricestric ertoron
Highest
Wool, Hides and Skins
R. yun hlut & Sou
PRODUCE
SilverwO�d
DAIRIES
Cash Market for Cream, Eggs
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and Poultry
raded
Have your Egg
our
AUTOMATIC
EGG GRADER
LeRoy O'Brien, Manager
Phone 101 ZURICH
on
WO h Creamery
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Ads, in 'this
Column..
PIGS FOR SALE
A bunch of young pigs for quick
sale. ---Aaron Oeetreicker, Aronson
line.
FOR SALE
A quantity of seed beans for: 'im-
mediate sale, --.Russell Manson,
FOR SALE
A munber of small pigs, also a
2 -furrow narrow bottom Fleury Trac-
tor plow.—Alfred Ropp, Ph. 96r4
NOTICE
The Directors of the Hay Town-
ship Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company have another supply of
Stirrup pumps on hand. These can
be obtained from the undersigned or
any Director of the Company.,, Price
$.5.00 --IL K, 13 ibex, Crediton, `O.nL
? QTIC .
Commencing • May lst, Zurich
Variety Store will be closed until
further notice. Alterations are be-
ing made for the addition of a res-
tuarant along with the usual line of
business,—C. H. Thiel.
FOR SALE
Allis Chalmers Model B. Tractor,
on rubber and belt pulley, ih A. 1.
condition. Apply_ to Earl, il)ig'nan,
p one 91r8, Zurith; .
WANTED
Man to attend to lawn, etc. for the
surnrner months.—Mrs. W. L. Siebert
For Sale
A quantity of 16 -inch soft wood
for sale --Chas. S. Bedard, ph. 15-98
VOR SALE
Massey -Harris No. 8, 2 -row Bean
Stuffier for sale, is in good condit-
ion, recenbly overhauled. --- Peter
Masse, Phone 93r10.
Your Home Market for Cream
Eggs and Poultry.
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
e premium for delivered crearr
We are equipped to give effi-
:eient accurate service. Egg
end Poultry department in
Charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
Chas. Minshall, Proprietor
INSURANCE
WANTED
MONEY FOR YOU—Colored and
antique glassware dishes, oil parlor
lamps, vases and ornaments wanted.
Good cash prices paid. Write and a
buyer will caul. S. Shantz, 380 St.
James St., London, Ont.
NOTICE
The dumping of any waste mater-
ial on the roads in the Township of
Stanley is steely forbidden. Anyone
doing so will be prosecuted.
BY ORDER,
Township Council of Stanley,
Fred Watson, Clerk,
' ?'IEs
ZURICH HERALD ,.
Rev,, J. Burn of .Dashwood called
in town on Wednesday,,
Mrs. Ware Bassow. of the Bronson
line is on the sick list at present.
Mrs, .Julius -Thiel- of town spent
the week past with .friends xn Kin-
oardine.
Mr Ward Fritz is on a business
trip to Windsor for a few ";-ayw.
Miss Pearl Wurtz is enjoying
few days at the home of her sister,.
Dr. and Mrs. I•I. H. Cowen at Exeter
'Messrs. Wen. Hay and son Charles
motored to Toronto on Saturday.
Friday of this week is a public.
holiday, namely Victoria Day, May
24th. It has been recognised thus
for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Eil'ber of
Crediton and Mr. David Anderson
or Toronto visited on. Tuesday at the
home of the former's daugeter, Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Fritz.
Misses Margaret Danbrook and
Norma Steinback of Exeter were
week -end visitors at the home- of the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted.
Steinbacie.
The Zurich Dairy wishes to anno-
unce that beginning the cornir;•a Sun
day, May 26th they will resume the
Sunday morning delivery for the
sumrner months,
Visitors at Roselawn Cottage,
Rrykman's Corners near Hamilton
on May 9th in the evening were Miss
Pearl Gellman and Miss Alice Beaver
of Zurich visiting at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Alvin Bradford.
A nuniiber of citizens were at the
Dashwood Evangelical church last
Wednesday evening when Milverton
church choir put on their Easter
program in the Dashwood Evangelic-
al church.
•
We are late in publishing this week.
Wednesday afternoon, just when we
are the busiest, owing to the house
from Hillsgreen being moved in, the
Hydro service was off for a consid-
erable time. And then our supply
of readyprint from Toronto which us-
ually, arrives on Tuesday is not here
at seven p.m., Wednesday.
Mr. , and Mrs. Ted Foster and son
Rex. of Detroit were week -end vis-
itors with Mrs. Foster's parents, Sera.
and Mrs. Louis Weber. Rex is one
of the .boys just recently returned
from the Philipine Islands where he
was engaged with the medieal chore
in fighting the Japs, and is very for-
tunate in being spared to return home
to carry out his ordinary living.
Mothers Day visitors .at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Tetreau near
Grand Bend were: Mrs. Wm. Bassow
and daughter En nzie; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bassow, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
McAdams and son Deward, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry McAdams of the Bronson
line; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAdams
and sons Marvin and Murray of Zur-
ich, Miss Lillian Ditmei- of Monk -
ton..
I have taken over the agency of
the Viking Cream Separators, any-
one needing repairs or service on
same, please get in touch with me at
once.—Alvin Rau; Phone 83r2 Zur.
Western Fanners' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF fOODSTOCK
tBE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Amount of Insurance at Risk on
December 31st, 1944:
$45,4.65,635.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds.
V-75,133.
E. F.. KLOPP---ZURICH
agent, also Dealer in Lighten-
,,g Rods and all kinds of Fire
lvaettranc e
Job Print'ing
NOTICE
PAINTING—Spray or brus:t pain-
ting, indoor or outdoor. Barns and
drive sheds a specialtyn G. Gratton,
Grand Bend, Phone 42r3,
HELP WANTED -
Help in the Planing Mill. Apply
to F. C. Kal.bfleisch & .Son, Ttd.
WANTED
Cucumber Growers
Mr. Leo Corriveau
Has been Appointed Representative
to Accept Contracts :for A.creagc
13ehalf of
Lealand Co. ' Ltd.,
OF SIIVICOE •
ANY GROWERS INTERESTED
May Get in Touch with Mr. Corrivea
by mail at R. R. 2, Zurich, or by
Phone 83-11, Zurich.
IF YOU REQUIRE ANY PRINTED
MATTER, STATIONERY, 0 it
OTHER ORDINARY WORK, RE -
Em SE
E -E t'(13E . TO CALL AT THE
On
COURT OF REVISION
Township of Hay
HYMENEAL
Mrs. Leroy O'Brien and Mrs Ward
Fritz are appointed delegates to the
Evangelical W.M.S. convention to ibe
held at Bridgeport next week.
Mr. Bari Thiel has secured a moot
splendid pick-up red delivery express
wagon, along with a good condition-
ed large white horse and is now in
a position to make his deliveries a-
round the Allege with much ease,
Mr, and Mrs. .> d. Gasebo have
moved their household effects into.
their •home vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Flaxbard, while Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Thiel are moving their effects
into their home formerly occupied by
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Gascho.
Mr. and ,Mrs, Milfred Schilbe, Mr.
and Mrs, Fred II berer, Mr. and Mrs
Wm. Decker of town and Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Gaiser of Shipka and
Mr. John Gaiser, attended the gold-
en wedding anniversary at Christ's
Lutheran Church, Buffalo and of
their friends Mr. and Mas. H.
S:chwertz . The reception was held at
the Lafayette Hotel with 195 guests.
The meal was served in the very
latest fashion and all goodies that
accompanied the same. .A, lovely
time was enjoyed by all.
DO YOU NEED MONEY
wood Hotel prepared by the wives of
the Business Mena Club, serving over
fifty. The dining room was hearth.
fully decorated in red, white and'blue
color ;scheme with the 'banquet tables
being centred with red white and
bine candles and flowers of the same
color. During the banquet a sing
song was much enjoyed after which S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS
a program was given. Mr. V, L. Bec-
ker welcomed the boys on behalf of Healthy, Husky R. 0. P.
the town and business men's club af-
ter which the chairman, Mr. Reuben
Goetz introduced the guest speakers
which included Rev, T. Luft, Rev. J.
Burn, Dr. R. H. Taylor, MLA., Reeve
Irseeday, rtlr r 23rd, l046
boeh, Leo. Kveland, Ross and Lloyd
Guenther, Howard Kluinpp, Donald
Restemeyer, Kenneth McCrae, Leo
Gibson, all of ";Dashwood.
Wrn, Haugh of Hay. Twp; and Reeve
Roy Ratz of Stephen Twp, Pupils
from the public school added 'much
to the enjoyment of the program
with various slumbers. After the:
program the presentation was :Wade
to the service personal by E. Nad-
iger and M. Merner, each receiving .
a fountain pen and pencil set. Their
were 19 present and the remaining
fourteen who were unable to attend
will be forwarded to then, On be- SPRING OUTFIT WITH
half of the service personal Col. E.
Tiernan of London thanked the bus- 1 ‘jr "NIFTY
iness Men's Club and the Village WE HAVE
Trustees as well as the residents for i
the fine manner in which they were WANT
remembered all during th war years.
Those present included: Col. E. E..
FOR INCOME TAX? Tiernan of London; Mrs. Sigrid Gunn
of London; Norman Eveiand of Lon -
If you are short of cash to pay your don; Lorne Kleinstiver of Bowman -
income or other taxes, a 13. of M. ville; Robert Hoperoft of Port Col -
personal loan may be the answer to bourne; Cpl. George Wilfe of Camp
your need. Borden; Ervin Rader; Russell. Tie -
For every useful purpose, Mr. Sewell, man, Murray Wolfe, George Scheff-
manager of the Bank of Montreal,
is lending money to people in every ,
walk of life at the low cost of 27
Zents a month for a $100 loan, re- .4
payable in twelve monthly Instal- 5
ments, which is equal .to 6% inter-
est per annum.
You can borrow more or leuz, for,
longer . or shorter periods. .the cost ;
is .proportionally the same.
as usual
CHICKS
BRUCE J, KLOIPP - Zurich
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Spring Fo tt°lee r
LET US COMPLETE YOUR
NO COAL TO ONTARIO
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Lethibridge, Alta.—Growing short- ,
ages of coal in Eastern Canada as a
result of the American coal miners
strike have sharply increased Ontar-
io requests for coal but a survey
shows no coal from Lethbridge ea-
large
slarge Crows Nest Pass fields is being
shipped past the lakeheads. They sim-
ply have not got the coal to spare
for 'shipments to Ontario, was the
unanimous report. Daily production
of these -mines including those in the
B. C. section of the Pass, is estimat-
ed at about 13,000 tons but all is be-
ing redily absorbed by Western eon -
ENTERTAINED RETURNED MEN
The Dashwood Business Mens'
Club and Village Trustees entertain-
ed the returried service person<i c..
Dashwood on Friday evening last.
A banquet was held in the Dash-
• Wed. in Hensall
In a setting of spring flowers a
wedding took place in Hensall United
church when Mary Isobel Hemphill„
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hem-
phill, became the bride of Eugene
Westendorp, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
We,.stendorp, Toronto. Rev. R. A.
Brook conducted the ceremony, for
which soft music was played by Miss
Greta Laramie. The bride was given
in marriage by her brother, W. How-
ard Hemphill, of Stratford; Mrs. S.
Jones of London, was matron of hon-
or and Miss Jean Dempsey of Strat-
ford, was bridesmaid. J. se. Kimber
rf Toronto was best man and Peter
Ambrey, J. D. Wilson, A. Donnan of
Toronto and Paul Dixon of London,
were ushers. Following the ceremony
a reception was held at the home of
the bride's parents, where Mrs. Hem-
phill received assister by Mrs. West-
endorp. Later the bridle and groom
left on a. motor trip. On their return
they will live on Pine Crescent, Tor-
onto.
1946 ASSESSMENT ROLL
Notice is hereby given that a
Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll for 1946 will be held at the
Township Hall, Zurich, on the 3rd
,day of June, 1946, at 1.30 o'clock
in the afternoon for the purpose of
hearing any appeals against the roll.
If you deem yourself overcharged or
otherwise improperly assessed, you
or your agent may nobify the clerk
of the Municipality in writing of such
overcharge or improper asse;5sment,
within 14 clays after the 1st of Mav
1946.
HERALD OFFICE WHERE PRICES H W Brokenahire,
ARE ALWAYS LOW AND WORK.'
Clei'T., Rnt
Township.
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RELIABLE FOOTWEAR
And SHOE REPAIRING
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES
Hensall District; CoOp ° ative
Incorporated
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALL THE REGISTERED
BRANDS OF FERTI'LIZER. GET YOUR SUPPLY EARLY
AND AVOID THE RUSH.
SHINGLES, COAL, FENCING, 'FEEDS, SEEDS AND OTHER
FARM SUPPLIES.
J. Ingrain, Hensall, Phone 83-43 . Co -Operative Shipper of
rts Cattle, Calves and Sheep. We will call for thein.
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OBITUARY
The Late .James Swan
Tames Swan, in his day and gen-
eration, one of the most widely
known and successful business men
of Huron county, died at his home
iu Brucefielcl on Saturday, May llth
Four weeks previous Mr. Swan had
the misfortune to fall in his garden
and fracture his hip, and although he
rallied for a time the .shock was too
much for his advanced which is 89
years. In 1895 Mr. Swan was eng-
aged as travelling agent by the Cock-
shutt Plow Co. and later connected
with Massey -Harris, -Gould Shapley
& Muir, and Maxwell .Bros, and was
one of the most successful agents in
the farm hnp.leruent business in the
Province. Although still active and
rugged, lie retired from active busin-
ess 15 years ago, and until his accid-
ent, was Able to be about at all times.
He was a member of the Brucefield
church,' . Liberal of the old school.
In 18.87 he was united in marriage
to Janet Beattie who predeceased
him 3.9 years ago, and is survrs'ecl by
two daughter, Mrs. Aline Ham and
Miss Mary Ellen Swan at home, one
sister, three grandchildren. The fun-
eral was held from Thercefield church
with interment in. Baird' Cemetery.
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