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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1946-08-08, Page 5ONTAX110 BUSINESS CARDS WANTED mon FOR FOX HORSES—Dead animals removed. Two-hour ser- vice day or night. Phone Credi- ton 47r15, collect. Jack Wil- 1ian P.T. 4-6-'41 Put Your Want, For Sale Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this Column FOR SALE 150 Light Sussex - New Hampshire Pulletts now laving, for sale.---Law- LICENSED _AUCTIONEER rence Brisson, Phone 93 r For 1-luron and Middlesex I AM IN A POSITION TO CON - tact eny Auction Sale, regardless us to size or article to sell. I solicit your business, and if not satisfied will awake no charges for Services Ren - tiered. ARTHUR WERFIR—Dashwood Phone 5'T r 12 VETERINARI A.N COXON, IN. Sc. VETERINARY SURGEON Mee with Residence, Main Sweet, Opposite Drug Store Fotene--96. Zurich RUTC1--IF.RS ZurichF? Popular MEAT MARKET Let Us supply you with the very Choke of Fresh and Cur - Mets Bologna, Sausages, Ed., always on hand. Kept fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices for Wool, Hides and Skins LE. Yungbint Sou PRODUCE Bilverwood DAIRIES Cash Market for Cream, Eggs and Poultry Have your Eggs Graded on our AUTOMATIC EGG GRADER LeRoy O'Brien, Manager Phone 101 ZURICH l 1h ety Your Home Market for Cream Eggs and Poultry. FOR SALE Roasting Chickens, Dressed and cleaned ready for the oven, le to 7 nounds.--J. M. Cowan, Dashwood Phone 40 r 13. NOTICE PAINTING—Barns, Roofs, Houses, done by E. J. Beckman, a Veteran. Call L, Merner, Zurich phone 85r17. For free Estimates. FOR SALE 1 cabinet Coleman gas stove, 3 - burner, has built-in oven, in good condition. Apply to Johnston & Kalbfleisch, Zurich. FOR QUICK SALE 2 casings and 1 innertube 000x20 used tires, in good condition. Apply to Keith Westlake, Zurich PIGS FOR SALE Young pip for sale. Fresh stock arriving weekly.—A. A. Oestreicker, Phone Dashwood 57 r 10. PIGS FOR SALE 8 chunk pigs, 10 weeks old 7 pigs 5 weeks cad, apply to Bechler, phone 79 r 4, Zurich. and Joe c NOTICE ASTHMA SUFFERERS No...10100.••2.••••,0M••••=4=1. Enjoy a good night'ts sleep without coughing or choking, as others are doing.' Free information. Write F. L. Howey, 144 Catharine St. S. Ham- ilton, One. 5-3 p4t FOR QUICK SALE Kitchen Stove, Good Cheer, white enameled with red trim, good con- dition.—Lennis O'Brien. FOR :': At le 1 used square timber 8x9" 39 -ft. long; 1 timber squared 2 side .s 20 - ft. long, and some short timbers; Used sash 10x14" glass size, overall size 34,,.1 wide by .32" high; One trailer 16" tires.—Ivan Willert, Zur- ich. 2tp FOR SALE A White bean thresher in good condition with drive belt, on rubber. Earl Gingerich, Phone 90 r LitV:tt,, • ZURICH HERALD Summer Time Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haberer were visitors at Toronto for a few days this week. Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Kalblleisch.of Elmira spent the weekend with re- latives in town. A Scotch thistle growing' at the Seaforth Clinic has -attained the height of eight feet. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowlie of Lon- don, were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gid, Koehler. Miss Littlejohn of Detroit visited at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gackstetter, Misses Phyllis and Connie Thiel of Orangeville are spending then - days at the home of their 15ramtma, Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aulerich and family of Detroit were visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frang. Mr. Simon Bedard of Windsor, gave us a friendly call on Tuesday, lie was visiting with his ,brother Den- nis. of town, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Haberer and Miss Anna Datars recently attended the Guman—Beattie wedding at Kitchener. Miss Arvis Haberer spent a pleas- ant week camping with Exeter fri- ends at "Crescent Beach" near Ham- ilton. LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM FOR BEACH AND CAMP WEAR ALSO RELIABLE WORK AND DRESS BOOTS ALWAYS IN STOCK FOR ECONOMY AND QUALITY BUY YOUR SHOES FROM ED. J. DATARS ,RELIABLE FOOTWEAR And SHOE REPAIRING TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS AND SUITCASES Thursday, August 8th, 19443 4'4++++++++++÷÷',"*"'0';'•";"i**--.. t': IF++++++++++++++++++++++++41 tft. 4 4' 4 4' 4 4 i. 4 ATTENTI 0 N Washing Machines are still in Short Supply. Have Your Present Machine put in A-1 Condition by: FRANK H. YOUNG Sales and Service. Service Guaranteed i.7,5strieralsolio I 15 4. 4. V.114.4M9101)...11414...1.11.0M.14.411M.4112.tannarparyy.laalldwig,-.1.11.1T.C......,01.101/541.240.1111:41.1 GO-AHEAD FARMER GETS GRIP ON ELECTRCAL FUTURE Electrical Improvements Financed on Low -Cost Instalment Plan. The go-ahead 'farmer knows that the „LIE itt Mr. and Mrs. Gelbert of Detroit demand for his products in peace will El are holidaying for a week at the home be just as great as they were in war. p of the latter's sister, Mr. and Mrs. He knows, too, that if he is to play Ej Ted 3.dittleholtz and other relatives. his full part iu meeting this increased .11 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacKinnon of deimnd for foodstuffs, his farm must L: Stratford were visitors at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. M. :MacKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mellett and children are visiting with the form- er's relatives in Charellette P. E. 1., for a few weeks. Miss Greta Haberer of London, ac- companied by Miss Peggy rewmger and friend, are spending a two week's vacation at Grand Bend, Zurich and other points. Mrs. Ferdinand Haberer and dau- ghter Arleen. and Miss Anna Datars have returned from a pleasant week's camping in the former's summer cot- tage, at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Torrence of Toronto and Miss Maud Torrence of Clinton visited with then- cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Menne Oesch one af- ternoon recently. Miss Marjorie Sewell enjoyed a few holidays with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs. Wright, in their cott- age on the Lake Huron beach, north of Turnbull's Grove. Mr and Mrs. Milton oesch and daughter Donna have returned after enjoying a few ,weeks camping at Dacharme's Grove in the cottage owned by Mr. Albert Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. •Gascho have returned from their vacation trip up north and look very much refreshed from the outing. They also visited with Dr. and Mr'. W. Bryce at Sad-, bury for a few days. Mrs. W. A. Reid, of Winnlpeg, Man.. Mrs. John Ross, Miss :Mare'aret Henderson, Miss Janet McDonald and Mrs. Christene McDonald of Riploy. spent a pleasant afternoon last week at the home of the latter's dauel)tene Mr. and Mrs. Menno Oesch, Injured Leg While t!,king part ni a ball game at Highest Cash Prices paid plus ORQUICK SALE the Theil feunion on Mono.ay arter- a premium for delivered create 100 or 150 Choice Sussex Pullets. noon Mr. Albert Claueius of town in - ready to lay. Februarygetting hatch. Apply jured his leg. but is along We are equipped to give effi- Ferd Haberer, Phone 112, Zurich. c fairly well. His many friends wish tient accurate service. Egg ' and Poultry department in charge of Mr. T. Meyers. Chas. L Minshall, Proprietor INSURANCE Western Farmers' Mutual Weather insurance Cs. OF WOODSTOCK ME LARGEST RESERVE BAL- AME OF ANY CANADIAN MUT- UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO Amount of Insurance at Risk on December 31st, 1944: $45,465,635. Total Cash in Bank and Bonds. $275,133. E. F. KLOPP---ZURICH hgent, also Dealer in Lightn- bg Rods and all kinds of Fire Insurance Job Printing IF YOU REQUIRE ANY PRINTED -MATTER, STATIONERY, 0 R OTHER ORDINARY WORK, RE- MEMBER TO CALL AT THE. HERALD OFFICE WHERE PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOW AND WORK - NOTICE Taking orders now for fall white- washing jobs. with new Power Mach- ine. —Win. Watson, Phone 35 r 19 Dashwood. pt 9-3. HELP WANTED Help in the Planing Mill. Apply to F. C. Kalbtleisch & Son, Ttd. FARM FOR SALE Being Lot 8, Con. 12, 100 acre farm, 11-, miles north of Dashwood. or about 5 miles straight east of Blue Water Highway. There is a brick house with brick kitchen, wood- shed, garage, smoke house, large bank barn, driving shed, half mile from school, well drained, plenty of water, Hydro line going' by, 8 acres of bush, good clay loam. Will sell at a reasonable price. Possession will be given as soon as posible. Apply to: Arthur Weber. Proprietor, R. R. 1, Dahevood. Tel. 57-12, VIRVIMP......M.10%•11.MPTARt./C5C, Income 'fax Returns, BOOKKEEPING Financial Statements for Farmers Business Men Professional Men Garage Operators and Others ARTHUR FRASER Telephone Exeter 17 P. 0. Box 118 Temporary Office at the house of the late Dr. H. K. liyndman, litiron Street, Exeter him a speedy recovery. RE -OPENS DENTAL PRACTICE - Dr J. W. Corbett, of hencardine recently retired from the Canadian Dental Corps, has taken over th e practice of the late Dr. G. E. Roul- ston, of Exeter. Dr. Corbett gradu- ated in 1938 from the University of Toronto and prior to entering the army practiced for three years m the hospital -division of the Ontario De- partment of Health. WILL TAKE DASHWOOD POST Harold Taylor, principal of the Dungannon Public and Continuation School, has accepted the principal- ship of the three-room public school at Dashwood with duties to comm- ence in September. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and their little two -months - old twin babies, are remaining in Dungannon for most of the summer till suitable living quarters are found in Dashwood. RESCUED FROM DROWNING Gordon Moir, 18 -year-old liensall yooto., owes IiiS life to the outage- oas thforte of two summer ve.S.11,OrS at toint _Farm Beach, Lake Huron who ris4ed their lives to bring the uncon- scious lad ashore. Dr. Niehots, ,Strat- lord, and Ray Dean, Goderica, rustl- ed to the aid uf the exhausted swim- mer when cries from his non -.swim - mar friends iaised the alarm. Dr. Nichols got in his canoe and, altho- ugh he himself could not swim, pad- dled with all speed to the aid of the youth, Meanwhile shouting to Dean to swim out. The doctor held Moir above the surface until the arrtval of Dean, and between them they hoist- ed the unconscious bady over r,e bow of the canoe and returned to shore. Artitival resPiration was given, and: after a few hours, the youiqr man was able to be taken to his home. Moir had been engaged reviving an inflated inner -tube at the time of the mishap. be cleetrically prepared for it. 1.! He knows his farm must be adequat- ely tired to derive full benefit from all the modern electrical power ap- pliances. He knows also that he ,1,1 should own these devices so that his !,1 production is efficiently cared for. He will concern himself, too, with Vi his family's welfare, by providing 4 them with the benefit,: of electricity 0 in the home. °!!; The necessary financing for all of N these highly desirable improvements PI is readily available through a low- ;111 cost instalment loan at the Dank of 1111 Montreal. The go-ahead farmer is quick to un- Id derstand also that asking for a loan :1 at the Bank of Montreal is not ask- RI ing a favor. Mr. Sewell, the man- lig ager, knows well the potentialities of ,N the future and is anxious and willing Ei to help any go-ahead farmer to get a el grip on this future. 141 1.4 g.; WINS TROPHY Shirley Chandler of Parkhill, dau- ghter of Mrs. Chandler and the late Rev. E. F. Chandler, formerly of Kippen, passed her entrance examin- ation with honours at the age of ten IN years and was awarded a Silver Tr0Li - ph!: and fifteen dollars. FIRE IN DASHWOOD Exciting minutes were .witnessed on Saturday last when Mrs. Leo Gib- son, of Dashwood, was passing the home of Mrs. Carl Main Her brother Leo, smelt cloth burning and upon as;:cmding the verandah found Mrs. Mair NV0.6 not at home. . Climbing in the window he found that INirs% Mair had left her iron heating and it had caught fire caueino dam •e to the itoning board. The timely arrival of ealue Leo Eveland at the home no doubt prevented a serious conflagration. eaviterb ril,stre Previews Its Coming Attractions SMEE2aZagEgri= Wednesday and Thursday, - August 7th and 8th. --A Warner Bros. Picture-- "JANIE GETS MARRIED" Joan Leslie Edward Arnold Robert Hutton Ann Harding Friday and Saturday -- August 9th and 1 Oth. --A Warner Bros, Picture -- "ONE MORE TOMORROW" Ann Sheridan Denis Morgan Jack Carson Alexis Smith Jane Wyman Reg. Gardiner ADDED ---By Special Request: The First Silent Motion Pictunt of the C-1) Pack at the Exeter Canning Factory, 1923 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ---August 12, 13, 14 "DO YOU LOVE ME" --Special Technicolor Feature -- Maureen O'Hara Dick Haymes Harry James Reginald Gardiner The first show commences at 7.30 Phone 135 Exeter, r.IMIDECGISSEZ=:=21==,‘";,.0.25Zar__ ER 1.1 11 EN Ontario4,9 Bead mi Animals REMOVED PROMPTLY Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seaforth 15 DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD. (ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY) memo= emeem- ROAD BLOCKED BLOCKED NEAR AUBURN The downpour of _rain during the severe electrical storm Friday last spelled for many motorists travelling the county road .between Blyth and Goderich County road men were busy for some time widening and straightening the hill west of Aub- urn, and even in dry wenther a good inch dust lays on the road surface The heavy rains turned the road sur- face into a quagmire of mud, and motorists going both east and west became stuck in the "goo.""rhe services of twu Huron County jeeps was required to pull the cars through and motorists would find themselves with one of the worst kind of wash jobs on their hands. 138 VETERANS HONORED Crediton — By word and present- ation of checks the people or Ste- phen Township paid tribute to 138 men and women of the armed forces from that district on Saturday af- ternoon at a public meeting in the Community Park here. Dr. Hobbs Taylor, MLA., for South !enrol,, un- veiled the honor roll, which contained 151 names, including those of the 13 boys who died in service. Herbert K. Either, of Crediton, who was clerk of Stephen Twp. for nearly ti0 years. presented the scrolls in remember- ance of those who died to their next of kin. Keynote of the afternoon was struck by Dr, Taylor when he said, 'We have gathered here with mixed feeling's. We are glad to greet those who have returned but our gladness is Mixed with sorrow when we think of those who made the sup- reme sacrifice." • He emphasized that "We must be viligont to maintain tain personal liberties and guard that those in authority in our countre- are not the army, or the air force. for this is not an army or air force coun- try. but a ,country of peace. Pray God." he concluded, "to lead the world leaders so that future honor 'olle will not be necessary." 8' 4' • as 4' 4. 40' 80 4, 4, 4' 4' 4'.,eee.eeeeeeeee-e ' .•• • .,a -8'-r IMPORTANT NOTICE HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE INCORPORATED For the convenience of our Members and Patrons of the Zurich District, Co -Op. Feeds, Binder Twine, Etc., are now available at Mr. M. G. Dietz's Feed Mill, at Zurich. R. J. COOPER, Manager PHONES: }Tongan 115. Zurich 154 $,,, eepete Co 0000*** 0.4 04, 4. 4' 8 4. 4. "THE NIGHT TS FAR SPENT, THE DAY IS AT HAND"— Rom. 13: 12 'LABOR NOT FOR THE MEAT THAT PERISbfETH, BUT FOR THAT MEAT WHICH ENDURETH UNTO EVER- LASTING John 5: 27 "BE NOT DECEIVED; GOD IS NOT MOCKED." FOR WIL&TSOEVER A MAN SOWE,TH THAT SHALL HE ALSO RE A P."--- Eph. (3: 7, TUNE IN: CHAS. E. FULLER, P.O. Box 123, LOS ANGLES, 53, CAL. PILGRIMS' HOUR 7.-7.30 E.D.S.T. SUNDAY EVENING. Mutual Network, Sendaye. Total Station, CKLW, Windsor "THIS WORLD NEEDS CHRIST"