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ZURICH HERALD
ZURICH HERALD
Authorized as swain class mail,
Post Office Department, Ottawa.
BUSINES CARDS
JOHN WARD
Qriropractor and Optometrist
Main St., Exeter
Open Every Weelc Day Except
Phone 348
Wednesday.
LICENSED AUCTIONEERS
Oscar Klopp
r
LICENSED NEER
81/01 sell Anything, Anytime,. Any-
where.
ItelePhones: Shop 149.. Res. 67
Zurich Central
r, ALVIN WALPER
Licensed Auctioneer
Specializing in Farm and Pure
Bred Livestock Sales
PHONE 57r2 DASHWOOD R. 1
E. F. CORBETT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
' Worms Reasonable, SaVesiaction
Guaranteed
EXETER, R. R. 1
Phone Zurich 92r7.
Put Your Want. For 'Sale
Lost, Found, Etc, Ads, in this
Column.
FOR SALE
Several Jersey Heifer Calves for
sale at various ages. — Solomon
Baechler, Phone 79 r 14, Zurich.
NOTICE •
A farm gate found in:Zurich. Own-
er can have information. by paying
for this adv. at Herald Office,
WANTED
CATTLE — Will take in a num-
ber of cattle for winter feeding,
have ensilige to feed. Herb Beier -
ling, Phone 9,6 r 1, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALE
A Quebec heater, practicalhy new,
Henry Clausius, Zurich.
FOR SALE
1 tractor Model U. Allis ,Chalmers on
rubber; 1, 10-20 McCormick Deering
Tractor .on rubber. Both recondit-
ioned. Also do tractor repairing on
all makes of tractors. •See Bill Neeb
Phone 811 r 3, 'Zurich.
WANTED
To buy finished pigs, and • cattle.
Highest market prices paid. Also for
sale' a:q4ube Marconi Battery.' Radio.
VETERINARIAN
A new gas washing machine,, Beattie
—Maurice Masse, Pb, 98 r 24, Zurich
Or. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sce �.FOR • SALE
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Dee with Residence, Main Street,
Opposite Drug Store
x---96 ;• ZUR ,CH
BUTCHERS
1n ,riche' Popular
MARSH GROWN CARROTS and
Beets, green. Pascal'Celery, white
Celery, Chinese Lettuce,, ell: garden
fresh fdr.winter storage. , Why pay
ancy ,prices this winter'' when ydii
can get' them at field prices? . Apply
WILFRED IMOUSSEAU, Hawaii R.
R. 121, two wiles and a'lialf West of
Mensal'l; Highway-.84';'Phone 922• •r 2•,
Zurich.
MEAT MARK•T NOTICL
Let Ue supply you NNW. th,e, i : r:: h ,r ,.
Pp y li IUR I7EI f Modernly decorated
very. Choice of Fresh` an(.Cur , ,Mise, Slash Hyde -0 half mile from
I Meats,'Bolognas, Sausagesi .Zurich • .Apply to W. L. •Ger'n tte
Eta . always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
y nn glib ti & Son
PRODUCE
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:Silverwoo•
DAIBiBS "
Cash Market for Cream, Eggs
and Poultry
Have Your Eggs Graded on
our
AUTOMATIC
EGG GRADER
Phone
O'Brien,.: Zurich
Phone 101
Iurich Creamery
FOR =SA : --
Th
sday, DeeeMber •tad, 1948
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Louis Brisson of Windsor,
was in town one day least week.
Mrs. E, Prioe and Gien spent Sun-
day with Mr and Mrs, William Dav-
idson, Goshen south.
Mrs. Wan. Witmer and daughter
Mary Lou were recent visitors with
the former's sisters in Toronto.
Mrs. Howard Klopp and sons ac-
companied her parents to Detroit for
a few days, after visiting in Zurich.
Mr. Orville Ehnes of Detroit was
a week- end visitor with his cousins,
the Williams Family.
Mrs, Jane Rau of the B. W. High-
way, north of Drysdale, has left fox
Detroit for a while. the mea is ready!
Mrs. Arthur McLean :and child of
London visited at the home of her
parents, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd .O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Denomme' of
near Drysdale have just returned
from a very pleasant ten day trip
to London, Windsor, and other points
Miss Jeanne Hartman of Windsor
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Kuno Hartman, Goshen
line south.
Mr and Mrs James Trevithick of
Brinsley were Sunday visitors at the
home of their mother, Mrs. Wm.
Hess.
Mr and Mrs. John N. Cantin who
have been spending a few weeks in
St. Joseph, have left for Montreal
last •.week.
'Mr and Mrs Milfred Saha.; and
daughter Schelia and Mrs. Ed. Dat -
ars, Sr., motored to Kitchener on
Sunday, where they visited 'with,,rel-
atives.,: •
',Mt and Mrs. Charles S. Bedard of
thBlue %Water Highway were visit-
ors -izi Windsor. Mrs.. Bedard re-
maining with her brother,' Mr and
Mrs. Lewis* Brisson for as while.
MrS.. James Rannie lWho has 'peen
a .patient in the Meyers' Nursing
Horne`:fdr• seine time, has left` ta'stay
at the home(- of her sister,.. Mr sand
Mrs Garnet Deters for the present. Successor :to Hess Insurance Agency
M'rs. Ezra Heist has returned to .1 W. • HABERER:
her home in Crediton after ,spending Phone 161 Zurich,' Ont.
e few days at the home of her relati-
ves," Mi and Mrs. Chris Heist of TENDERS WANTED
town. F'OR •WOOD
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Sitter and 'fam- Sealed Tenders will be received 1by.
ily of Thedford. and Mrs. 11. Fink - the undersigned Secretary until Dec-
beiner, of the Goshen line south, ember 114th, 1948 for the following
enjoyed a pleasant` trip to visit 'With hard wood to be delivered and piled
Mr.' acid"' Ctrs Geier a #';i✓rsvte in.: at the mentioned school sections ;in'
•Akron,' Ohio s ' ti ee Township of Hay School Area,
and Mrnd Mrs'r$an�, aistand familry
.� �es3.,,��on or Ibe�ore•-Aprrl 1st,. 1949.
of near' Detroity idt, 1)izQ 3iTir�st. be -sound body wood,
Z rieh last gleex. i>a iti s a, Mre: maple, o; eoeh or mixed, must, meet
'.Earl "Yungbks t tfs i J c ccom _F�,ith'thie appfoval of<*•t4uie 33oard bee-
panied: them bk td the 1 , where'fore payment is made.
she , spent a few days:'" •
,-1.1,;--1.2 single cordsbf 2 -ft:
sho
The lnf,� "the Salt, of the r4arth s wood.
which vs*'aa wn Iaat ; Suda rover' . `
ing in 't. .Peter's 1r. atheMn ; Chttr !ksingle cords, ;2 -ft. w ooli.
Ido=- 6=12 single .cords 2 ft woo•3.
in connection with tllef e, ,era g serv-, .�10 single cords of 2 ft-�avood
ace was Xery iinlfregsi3' �ti^� 1 -7r . Tingle cords, 2 t'..wood:
single porde 2 -ft w'd
single :cords o,f'1.ft. wood.
No.10-8 single'•corIsof 1 -ft. wood.
No.12.:8 single cords of 1-ft.•word°
No 7 4 single cords 4f 1 -ft wood.
Ten d rsit:wi11;. he;i?re P;iv edk ;for • a
tire,; or partial amounts, or `ror of -
ed 'sty _
H. W.B.ItOil + 1�51•itRE
Secy., Treas. Hay Township School
y .. a ---Zurich., :anti; tri
2 Coleman gas stoves, both two
burner, practically new, fior.:gmpk
sale, reasonalbly..'priced. Apply t -a
Joseph Martindale, Phone 90-6:.
Farm Far Spar •
3. .
Oonsistiaig,_ of`'r75". acre farm, loc-
ai;edr S: B. Stanley Twp., 1'i miles
west of guisgxeenn `Giboik bank:barn
brick 4 ollsg, Jj?;dro card:rtinning''wat-
er iii4onse and barn, :good fences
and well ained; otltei gaga otic-''
builditifi: A fine, location //Fob
DAIRIES", particulial}sP��alppl f to Samuel
McBride, R
on the .*BREAD:
table
Your Home Market for Cream
Eggs and Poultry'
Highest' Cash Prices paid plus
o premium for delivehred ream
We are equipped to give effi
taetrit accurate service. Egg.
and. Poultry depal'ttnent 1n
charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
cies; ' Minshaf, Proprietor
INSUR A'N.CE
No meals complete without plenty
of delicious wholesome bread. Ano
TASTY -NU tests good and' Is good
hearty food for you, Every slice s
slice of energy_
Buy an extra Loaf today—star
now to serve more bread at ever)
meal. Get your TASTY -NU Brear
at the Tasty -Nu Bakery or at your
local Grocers.
Tasty -Nu Bakery
PHONE 100 -- ZURICH
General Insurance
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE,
LIABILITY, PLATE GLASS,
SICKNESS and ACCIDENT,.
HOSPITALIZATION, •
ALL LINES EXCEPT LIFE. •
Representing well known Canadian
Companies • •
Rates gladly quoted without obligat-
ion. '
ITEARYF! BEARYB
HEAR YE!
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
CHFc.ISTMAS is only a short You prepared for Christmas?e ay. Are
We suggest to you to visit out Store and let us
show you Articles in Footwear which make :an
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT'
Such as House Slippers for Men, Women and
Children. Diamond Socks for Men.
Also Leather Mitts and Gloves; Suit Cases and.
Aero Packs
SKATES
Men's Hockey Womens' White
GIVE US A CALL!
Oesch Shoe Store
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s • & \Tarnishes 1
• Use
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: , ; SCARFE'S ENDURABLE PAINTS
• q Hard Permanent Finish.
rE'as:yt� Apply - _
Also •
a� t
NEW ALMATEX PLASTIC' •PAINTS ; i
Ls For ,Floors, Cellar Steps and other hard-wearing,:
• Surfaces -.
i` Flite Shellacs Varni;hes: Etc. -
Z SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE
• Beaty "WWshing Machines Stoves Furnaces'
•
Enamelware - • Housecleaning Needs Radios"'"
Plumbing - Heating Tinsmithing
OUR .AINia---TO SERVE :AND SATISFY...:
life andk,ei:y• 3iraati'cal x �,livin`
dlristian life to those we hyitne
corrtaet *h
'` lir` Fdrd Hsiberer unit tiaiughter„
Elaine, Miss Anna Datars ••n'i`oto'.r d;
to_ Windsor and Detroit over the we-'
gill endo ti l �It ;wttii e�tes , an d
lend , ;�1�r5i 11e4rer, ifetu'I'e. \hFiiiie
with" them after spending some time
R. 1, Zurich. ` at the home of their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs C Pelford of Windsor. All
i3cfyed ,# leikel t' outing.
1a At Hospital
Little Karn Clausius aged four,
daughter of ,Mr and 'Mrs'''Al'bert
•Clausius was taken to Clinton Public
'Hospital• ,on Saturday where she had
ail'operation performed rof4'l Sencdix.
FOR SALE We lire' pleased to report she is get-
#ing slung ;real well.
Virr'let' — 1921 Coach. Rias good VisitoFp .. from Detroit over the
Tires, Seater, automatic starter, good weekend at the home of Mr. W.
running condition.. ; , Fpr quick sale=. Leonard'•:Geromette were: Mr. and
See Stuart Dietz, Zurich,
PIGS FOR SALE
`Se nt? 'Stockers aziti'e'Suckezrs'1'reailp
to go. Also some young second litter
Sq�ys --W �• G.eromette PB. 961,1
FOR QUICK SALE
Tzailer. 1,044.• wheels, $55.100 with -
Out' tires; Wheelbarrows; 14 -on 'band,
saw. Ivan Willert; Phone 210.
NOTICE ,}l
Miss Doreen Schilbe would like to
advise the public that • lidi'Beauty
Shiripe ;will ibe'open all Bay Wednes-
dajyi •from inow" until Cliristreas. —
Tlia7ilt. Xau-
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance *Go.
OF WOODSTOCK.
THE LARGEST RESERVE •BAT -
ANCE OF ANY CAN VAN MUT-
ITAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
▪ OF THIS .KIND IN ONTARIO .
•:4inount of Insurance at Risk: an
December 31st, 1946
$73,699124%9,9
Total Cash in Bank ind\ Bonds
$444,115.39
Rates on Application '
E. F. KLOPP---ZURICH
AGENT
'Also Dealer in Lightning Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
:Mrs: Charles Biskner and their dau-
ghter; ;.Mr,and Mrs Wm. Casey and
son Wan. Jr, all of 'Winthrop Afe., of
ha„.city,- This being their first visit
tt,,
to au far{1i home they seemingly had
the timie of their life. Mrs. Bicknell
w1a8 amazed at the abundant supply
`of tillgood things there, and usually
so ll9(rd: to=get in the city.
Enjoyed Treat of •Ven:son
The !Publisher of the Herald and
Wife 'enjoyed their dinner on Sunday
when Mr. Ivan Yungblut ,had., pres-
•ented • us with .a lovely venison roast
which fairly melted in one's mouth,
.as it real very choice and. much en-
joyed. ".Shooting •a deer has got
to
•be an ;art, as many hunters went The'
seasonand,' not even saw one on the
hoof.And Ivan tells us that he did
zri. II. •Phillips, kb. •g2-2 not have. the luck to gets his deer
either this 'year. But whoever is
'"WANTED— responsible for, bringing down the
deer that produced this venison steak
Married man, by the dear; free we say a special Thank You!
house, Hydro, etc. Apply, to Herald
Office.
FOR.' SALE
36 G.M.C” Farm "Trac•tor' 911 rubber,
2. 750x2:0 truck tires; 50 'bush. wheat
200 biish.:mixed 'train; 'Ontario pot -i
atoes No: 1, No. 2; 1 hay'aippe new;.
app: 150 feet.'4 garage doors 4i 1p,•
ft,W
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Two Holstein Cows' deIn
February and M.a.rch,• T •. Pitt totted,
alsoi'small :pigs Alfred Ropp;';Ph.
.96 r4,
FOR SALE .
1947 Hudson Commodore Six
Sedan, as good as new, only 17.000
.air condition heater, Apply
,Tri ice, , a
-t 1.dilie Greniel IL A. Serie Sta-
tion, Grand Bend.
RAG RUGS ' and CARPETS
On a New Modern Loom, Made to 29th by Rev. H. Getz, and interment
Order. — Seth 0. Amann, Zurich, wasTrade in the Dashwood Evangel
Ont. Phone 12$. leaf Cemetery, Goshen linea
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BORN
• Mr .iS'd.;: Mrs. Allan Gasoho` are
very happy to announce the birth
of their: -daughter (Linda Ruth) on
November 216th at Exeter.
In Clinton Public Hospital, on ,Nor
vember 244th, to Mr and M . Merton
Merner,. Bayfield, a daughter (Janice
•Marie.) •
Announcement
Mr andMrs. Leonard" G'erornette
of the Goshen line north. announce
the engagement of their, eldest ;coir,
Leonard '`Alphonse, to Miss • Leah
Galyn of Eastlawn Vvenue, Detroit,
the we weddlitlelo take prdee'tlil ledhrli'
ary 1151, 1 in •Detroit. • ' •
Agricultural Highlights..
$peeilal L,eclyres in Agriculture, ..
'. rrofing :guccessful •
' h is�st '"eel;: of the special beet
ures on various agricultural subjects
have proven to be very.. successful„
according. ;to<Ii G Bennett, Agricul-
tural being.
'for' Huron. These lecture's
are 1W1.e1d' for a, period, 9f . fpur
weeks in: :five coilegiates• thrdughout _.
the County.. Lectures' have.'been held
during' the- past week as rollows:
Monday night in. Goderich,; Tuesday
in Clinton; Wed.,. in Seafartn, Thur-
sday in Exeter, and Friday in Wing -
ham. The:aubje„ct during the 'past
OBITUARY week was Soils and Soil Problems,
Let: Reinhard Willert • with Jaynes Bryden of Soil Depart -
Reinhard "Willert, 60, found dead m Ne t an . fez fsoe hee, r eating
fit hi:s-•: iarn,'l laist 'Saturday afternoon,�"
by his wife was a victim ,af heart weeks itnft s edi1le of lectures, evil(
attack. Besides his wife he leaves 2 beereln2�b Ein irate . M Roberts
daughters Dora and Ada" a•i"' dne`,-
two sons,' Milton at home, Alvin of and \ti„ H , Waddell. These men are
Stephen'Tewnship, his mother Mrs all, ofothe' O A.Cf thane Field
l Thidba and -
Levi Hamacher, Dashwood, .two sis- ttnowled ,e of cro 's grown in thisn
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ters, 'Mrs. Wm. Schroeder, Detroit, g p.
Mrs. Clayton Wildfong, London and area. Ae epee l part of the aneeting
x brothers,Arthur, Simon, .Herb, will ;be devotefl' to a discussion of
six grown in the area.
Willert and - Edward Hamacher all :,pedal crops gi
of Dashwood, Elmer, Grand Ben( i Every farmer should try and attend
and Otto, Stephen Twp. The re- one of the lectures held in Ins area.
mains rested at the„.Hofl"•mail Funeral There is a spdcial part of the meet-
Home from where the funeral serv- ing devoted to a discussion of any
ices were field on Monday November problemhal'ewhich
ur everyone epresensent t might
'ging their questions with them. The
hird week, the week „..of '.December
t
atars "ren
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