Zurich Herald, 1947-06-05, Page 81CIrso ONTARIO
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use arnishings
We would be pleased to show you our large supply
of New Drapery Goods
r. New Cretons and Chintzes, from .... 49c. to 2.25 yd
0VP Homespuns from. 85c to 1.79 yd
A Fine Scrimms at 45c to 98c yd
Q) Dotted Marquesette at 50c to 98c yd
4 D Ready to hang Curtains, 45 -in. width frilled
Special at pr. 5.50
Ready to hang Nett Curtains, at pr..... 3.50 to 9.75
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FLOOR COVERINGS
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45 Congoleurn Rugs on hand at present. All
sizes, 6x9 to 9x15, No advance in price
Other Lines still in short supply. Will take your
order and do our best to fill same.
---NEW GOODS ---
Following are now in fair supply: Ladies' Under-
wear, Pure Silk and Nylon Hose, Children's Pan-
ties all sizes, Ankle Sox of every description,
Girls' Dresses, Ladies' fine Wool Sweaters
SWEATER YARNS
MEN'S WEAR
New Arrivals are: Fine Sport Jackets, Sweater
Coats, Ready to wear Suits, fine Trousers, and
everything in Work Clothes.
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100 FLANNELETTE SHEETS IN BLUE AND WHITE, AND
ROSE AND WHITE. GOOD QUALITY, 72"x84"
at $2.25 each
GET YOUR SUPPLY FOR NEXT WINTER, WHILE AVAIL-
ABLE
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables every Week -end
Everything in Garden Seeds
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R. J. COOPER, Manager
PHONES: Hensel( 115. Zurich 154
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Orders taken for Pre -War °ll1 eep Seam, High
Quality Alberta Coal, which is a much better
quality than we have been able to get the past few
Years
PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
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Mg our Specialty. Full line ,of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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QUALITY PRICE -s SERVICE
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mrs. Win. Watson of the Babylon
line, is spending a week in Detroit.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ted, Foster of De-
troit, were week -end visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louts Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Unell Sopna, or De-
troit were holiday visitors over the
week -end in these parts,
"Mr. Campbell Krueger was a week-
end visitor in Detroit, and while
there took in a ball game at Brigg's
Stadium,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred .Ducharme
of Detroit were holiday visitors at
the home of the former's parents, Mr
and Mrs. David Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walper of
Woodstock were week -end visitor`s at
the hone of the former's brother,Mr
and Mrs. Herb. Mousseau,
Decoration Day was observed in
the U.S.A. on Friday -and a great
number of our American cousins
came over for the holiday.
Mrs. Emily Fuss, .Mrs. Mary Jac-
obs and Mrs. Bertha Block, visited
with their brother, Jaccb arm at
Seaforth, Wednesday last.
Our mailins; list has been corrected
to the end of May, and we ask you
to cooperate and if there is an om-
ission kindly let u, know.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Dueharme;
Mr. and Mrs. Biles Charrette and
daughter of Detroit, were week -end
visitors at the home of their.;parents,.
Mr. and Mrs. 'David Duc'harine.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gemming
and family of .Rochestra, N,Y., were
week -end visitors at the - home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Welling-
ton Johnston. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook of Kit-
chener and r"r'•. Emma Racey of
London, returne:i home after spend-
ing some time at the home of the
latter';s sister, Mr. and Mrs. John
Brenner.
Mrs. Earl Thiel received word
from her mother, Mrs. Clara Decker
that they are enjoying their trip to
the Northwest through the Michigan
State and everything has been going
along nice,. Of course there is plenty
of rains' wherever you go.
Mrs. David Ducharme is spending
some time with her daughter, (nee
Doreen), Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Rus-
sell at London who have purchased
a home cm Ida 'Street and are moving
their effects this week.. Their many
friends wish them every success.
Mrs. WM. Schade has returned to
the home of her daughters, Gertrude
and Melvina at London, after her op-
eration at Victoria Hospital in that
city. Her many friends are pleased
to hear that she is gettin?g'along real
well and able to be up.
- -Thank You!
Mrs. Edward 'Beaver • wishes to
thank all those who renieinbered her
with cards, flowers and treats during
her illness and while ; a patient at
Victoria Hospital. .
To Demonstrate Fire Siren
On Saturday noon at 12 'o'clock
the new siren erected on the. :Loire
Hall will give a demonstration. So
the citizens are advised not to be-
come excited or frantic when this
new and powerful instrument is put
in motion for the first time.
Had A Bad Fall
LittleSandra Parkins, daughter of
Mr. and ..Mfrs. James Parkins, aged 13
months, who with her parents had
been visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Herb
Mousseau, was walking in the house
with her nursing bottle and tripped
on the floor register with the result
that the bottle broke and little San-
dra fell on top of the broken bottle
cutting her forehead. ,Several stitch-
es were required to close the wound.
She is progressing very nicely.
Had Operation
Miss Patsy Stelck, aged 9, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stelck
who is staying at the home or her
grandparents, Mr. and Mre. Ed.
Stelck, Dashwood, took ill on Tues-
day and was rushed to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, by Dr. P. J. O'-
Dwyer of Zurich, her mother and
grandma, Mrs. T. Meyers, accompan-
ied them to the hospital, where an
operation took place immediately.
Patsy is getting along as we:i as can
be expected. Her mother remaining
with her,
FORMER MAYOR PASSES
A distinguished citizen of Sea-
forth who served many years as may-
or of the town, John J. Cluff died at
his home Friday last in his 75th year
after a short illness. Born and mar-
ried in 'Seaforth and in partnership
with his brother, operated the plan-
ing mill and lumber .busyness until
it was sold last year. During a long
and active career in municipal aifa-
irs heheld the chairmanship success-
ively of every committee of the
town council, the public utuilities and
was elected mayor from 1937 to
119433, In December, members of the
town council presented him with e
silver tray in recognition of 40 years
of service in pubic life. Was • a Mem"
her of the Presbyterian church, of
the Seaforth Lion's Club and of the
C.O.t ., For three years he was presi-
dent of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling
Club.
ST. PETER'S
Evan6,elical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.AdRIO
REV, E. W. HEINRICH,. PASTOR
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11,1.5. a.m. —Sunday School.
7.80: p.m.—Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
REV.. H. E'.. ROPIPEL., :
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11 a,m.—Sunday School. -'r;;,
17.30 p.m.: Wouship.. Sermon:.
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THE HOME' OF' THE BETTER. QM
PERMANENTS. �.
The Better. Oil'. Permanents Applied
with the very latest of methods and
Equipment..
GIVE Us A CALL!
"hone 153 for your Appointments.
DOREEN SCHILBE—Zurich
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Furniture is sti1T.Ler Short' Supply, but will do my
bests to .Serve You.
Have a New Shipment of Bedroom . Suites and
Studio, Couches.
Always carry a.: Good. Line of Beds, Springsy.
Felt and. Spring -filled Mattresses.
Keit. 1 Westlake
Furniture
Phone 63, Zurich'.
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SEASONABLE NEEDS
NOW IS THE TIME: =BUY A NEW COAL OIL OR GAS
STOVE, WE HAVE: DIiFFERENT SIZES WITH SINa1JF;;
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REASONABLE PRICE'S:. ALSO NEW SHELF HARDWRE
AND). K SCHEN UTENSILS.
FOR THE CHILDREN WE. HAVE SMALL AND LARGE
TRICYCLES, WAGONS IN ALL SIZES WITH OR WI'. HSNIT
RACKS.
WE ALSO CARRY THE USUAL PAINTS, FLOOR: WAX,
OIns,. STAINS, VARNISHES, ETC.
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• Figured out in miles -per -
dollar, Goodyear, is the most
economical tire on the road
today. It's the best tire buy—
by miles! 'We have Good -
years in your size. Come in
today.
DEALER
STADE and WEIDO
HARDWARE
Phone 92 — ZURICH
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'RUNG and CO. Of CANADA LTD,
(ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY)
SAFEKEEPING FOR VALUABLES
Wills and Personal Valuables May Be
Kept in a B of M Safety Deposit
Box.
Fire and theft are a source of wor-
ry to those keeping valuable .papers
and possessions at home. Some peo-
ple take certain precautions to guard
against these menaces, but omit to
safeguard against the danger of for-
getfulness.
For memory is a tricky thing.
Over the years, matters once in the
foreground of the mind are gradu—
ally forgotten as those of the mom-
ent replace them. So, in the event
of fire or disaster, or any other cris-
is, many families are unable to locate
wills, family records and the ,securit-
ies .provided .for their support. Have
you provided for the future security
and comfort of your family by plac-
ing your valuaibles in a really safe
place, such as a safety deposit box
at the bank?
Discussing this matter of forget-
fulness with us a few days ago, local
Mank of Montreal manager, Gordon
Sewell remarked on the truth of the
old proverb, "Out of sight, out ,of
mind.' "During the war years"
he said, "many residents had to run
the risks involved in home -safekeep-
ing, when safety deposit boxes were
unobtainable. But it is no longer
necessary, for a new supply of boxes
was received at the B of •M office here
a short time ago, and a few are still
available for rental."
Mr. Sewell pointed out that a B of
M safety deposit box provided safe-
keeping requirements at a very low
cost. He added that :he would be glad
to have those interested drop In at
the branch whenever convenient, as
he would be only too pleased to help
them make safekeeping arrangemen-
ts best suited to their individual
needs.
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Within a Few Weeks Time
ONE CAR
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OF ASBESTOS SIDING SHINGLES.
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PLACE YOUR ORDERS IMMEDIATELY
F. C. KA.::
Phone 69
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REQUESTS
CHECK YOUR IMPLEMENTS EARLY FOR NEEDED
REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN.
"THE SERVICE ARM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
Tel. Shop 149 Oscar Klopp Ree. 67
AUCTIONEERING AT YOUR -SERVICE