HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1948-12-02, Page 840D
Men's Overcoats
We have 65 Top Coats arld Heavy Winter
Overcoats on hand. Some in fine Garbardines
others in English 'and. Scotch Woollens. A
lot of these were bought two years ago before
prices advanced. So we can offer you very
attractive prices. Would be pleased to show
you our range. We have all sizes in stock.
NEW RUGS--
Rexoleum DeLux at Very Low Prices:
6x9 for 5.25
71x9 for 6.25.
9x9 for 7.50
GROCERIES: •
Tomato Soup, 2 for
Toilet .Soap, 3 for,,:
Sodas, 2 lbs. for 43c
75c 0�
19c.
25c
- 39c 01
4e
DQ
4D
4G
9G
QG
40
40
4D
VP
40U
1000
X00
'd00
OG
'4 0
9x101/2 for 8.75 40D
9x1.2 for 9.95. OQ6
15c 0.
Oranges, . 2 dozen for
Shelled Almonds per lb,
Colored Coconut per pkg
Apple Juice, 2 for ......,
Niblets, corn, 2 for
FREE ---1 tin of Heinz Soup, with two
at regular price.
Gascho Bro's.
TELEPHONE59 ZURICH
4e
40�
ip
via
"A WAY" or "THE WAY"
Which Way Are We Going?
There is a way which.seemeth right unto a
man, but the end thereof are the ways of death---
Proverbs 14 : 12 ; 16 : 25
The Lord Said:
1 aril THE WAY, the truth and the life; no
man cometh unto the Father (God) but by Me. ---
John 14: 6.
TUNE 1N—Hear CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles,
California, on Station CKLW, Windsor, Sunday Noon
'OS •iMlI/MN 4M••00• !
HARDWARE — SEEDS and FURNITURE
ZURICH ALD
ITEMS uE' DUCAL'ERJ T
Mr. Lawrence Bedard made a bus-
iness trip ' to London one day last
week.•
Miss .Marcella Boshart ,of Baden,
was a week -end visitor at the home
of Mr and 'Mrs Moses Erb.
Miss Doreen. 4en:drick ,of the B.W.
Highway has accepted a :position at
Kitchener, and has left fom that place
Mrs. Minke has returned home .af-
ter spending some time with relativ-
es and friends at Ghesley.
Mr. Maurice Fin1obeiner' frons. Kit-
chener visited over the week -end at
his home on the Goshen 'line south.
Mrs. John K. Ehlers is::at present
spending some time at the hoane of
her relatives, Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Oestreicher, Bronson line.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Kaitting and
Mr and Mrs Daniel Swantz of Goder- 10 a.m.—Worship., Sermon•
ich were Sunday, visitors at the home.
of Mr and Mrs. Chris. Haist. 11 a.m.—Sunday School.
Mr arid Mrs 'Wellington Johnston _ 7.30 p.m.—Worship. Sermon:
Mr and" Mrs .Ross Johnston and chit.
dren were Sunday visitors with re-
latives in Kitchener.
Mr and Mrs. P. Farwell, Mr and
Mrs. A. Dietrich and daughters; Mr
and Mrs L. Farwell and Donald were
Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs.
Kuno Hartman.
Mr and Mrs Henry Clausius and
Mr and Mrs Harvey Clausius 'called
on the tormer's granddaughter on
Sunday who is a patient -in the Clin-
ton General Hospital.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Schilbe and Mr
and Mrs. Nelson Schilbe of London,
were dinner guests at the home. of
the formers parents, Mr and • • Mrs.
14ilfred Schilbe '
Mz. Alphonse lxero;ntte; and Miss
Leah,.Galyn .of Detroit were. visitors.
with the former's parents; Mr and
:vies. Leonard •Gerornette of'the, Gos-
hen line, north.
Mr' and Mrs I`1o.yd Cook' and dau
'Otter Patricia; Mr and Mrs. Lorne
Gook of Kitchener;. , Mr and Mrs.
Lloyd 'Hendrick anson Harold, of
the B 'W H. were Sunday visitors at
the home of their parents!• rdr and
Mrs: John Brenner -
Mr and Mrs C. L. Smith received
word from their Nephew; Gordon
Smith on 'Wednesday npi;: stating
they had "reached the Oldie;; River • by
Sunday evening ' at Maryville and
were having a lovely tripe on their
way to Florida. On Tuesday' went
through parts •bf '',Kentuukeyi •
Mr and 'Mrs'Leona:rd Prang motor-
ed to Kitchener ,on Sunda}" to visit
the former's father, Mr: Louis Prang
who is convalescing at St. Mary's
Hospital. We• are pleased 'to report
Ithat .the .batter is progressing as well
as could be expected. Mrs. Prang is
at her husband's bedside. 1 •
Miss Meda Surerus ,of the Toronto
teaching staff enjoyed' the long week-
end at the hom , of her brother, Mr.
Gordon Surerus, who is busy getting
their .new hoarse completed in town.
This will .Ibe• quite comfortable and
we welcome ' them as citizens of
Zurioh. • •
Mr and Mrs Mose Erb, 1711. Albert
'Clausius 'rndtdred to Clinton; to visit
with the latter's daughter, Rain, who
is a patient at the Clinton. General
Hospital. We are pleased o report
that she is progressing very;well af-
ter an apendix operation. H'er moth-
er is at her bedside.
Takes Well Earned Vacation
Mrs. Leonard Geromette rs spend-
ing a few days with her sons in De-
troit, also visiting her ,brothers and
Mr. Geromette's brothers and Sisters
in that city. She left by auto last
Sunday with her nephews . Messrs. the help of his son. He had just
Oliver and Peter Cantin in their new ed the iron bucket with water''and'it
Your Fuel Needs
Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time.
We always try to supply our Customers with the most
Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to
insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early
with us so we can arrange for your supply
YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT
Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment?
Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob-
ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over
for you and offer Our Sdggestion to Your Best
Advantages.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
10 a.rn.—Divine Services.
11.15 a.m. —Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—Divine Worship.
,r
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
. EMMANUEL
'EVANGELICAL CHURCH
REV. H. E. RUPPEL,
Minister
Mrs. M. Desch—Organist
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams. Paints, Oils, Varnishes,• organisations serve ne very well as
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax '. do the privately owned papers; (B)
I l he daily Japer could be unproved
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS in the fc lowing ways: (a) By hav-
jh
ing the criminal and things that tend
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith g Ito lower the moral standard could be
less elaborately printed and those
ing our Specialty. Full line o£ heavy and shelf Hard that tend to uplift moral standing
ware always in stock. could be emphasized more fully+; (b)
Local papers could be improved if
more people would send in their
news items; (c) The publications of
farm and Co-operative orgarrrzations
serve us well as do the privately
owned papers. The next meeting1
will be held at Mr and Mrs. Cliff
-Pepper's with Bruce Klopp leading
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR.
EXETER, ONT.
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurichi
At (New Twnp. Office)
COAL
AWE HANDLE
(Trade Mark)
READING and
THE GENUINE
PENNSYLVANIA
PITSON ANTH-
RACITE HARD COAL. FOR. THE
BETTER QUALITY .: OR., COAL
LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH- 413;
FOR YOUR SUPPLY.
Ervin Schild
PHONE 75• - ZURLC
(Office in Residence)(
the discussion ion "I Hear. By' The
Radio."' Our guests for the: evening,
Rev. Heimrich, Mr. 'Albert Kalb-
fleisch, Mr. Leroy •O'Brien who gave
our group a' few words o.,f interest.
The •meeting closed' with the 'hostebs
serving a delicious• lurich. '
CAN YOUR DOG READ
YOUR MIND.?
A. dog's mournfull howl. announc-
ed the death of his mistress rn a hos-
pital, miles away! This is one of the
many cases causing scientists to won-
der if ,animals have extra -sensory
perception. Read "Can Your Dog
Read Your Mind?, in The American
Weekly, great magazine with this
Sunday's (Dec. 5th) issue of the
Detroit Sunday Times.
Thursday, December 2.nd, 194a
111111111111111111111111111111111111 d 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111E
f
+1
WestIak, Furniture
i
A Good &apply 1 i
,t
O. all lines of Furniture, always
on hand including Bedr',,Springs
felt and spring Matressess. Etc,-
4
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
4.
.>;
-- KEITH R. WESTLAKE
4•
Furniture---
+
•1C1111111I IIII I1111111III IIIII lil�lllllll llllll II I IIIII IIIIIIlII'IIIIIII llllll1111111�111i111��lllllillt�
Phone 1' Z2„ Zurich
•
•
••
••
•
•
I•
•
'•
•
I•
i•
•••
••
•
•
•
•
••
•••
•
•
•
:♦
"•
•
••
•
O
BADLY INJURED' IN WELL
• Struck by a lidady • iron ,bucket
filled• with water, Which ,fell 15 feet
to the bottom of a well in which he
was• working; Wilfred Weido; • prom=
inerit Hay Township farmer, of the
Parr Line, received head; chest and
back injuries. Knocked unconscious
for some time, he recovered suffici-
ently to step into the bucket and
was hauled to safety by his son Glen
who was operating the windlass. Dr.
P. J. O'Dwyer sof Zurich, was called
and nine stitches were required to,
close the wound. It is believed only
the felt hat he was wearing saved
him from possible fatal injuries. Mr
Weido was working in the. well. wit.!
1949 Plymouth ' sedan. Included. in
the party were Mrs. Napoleon Cantin
Sr., and Mrs. Fred Siemon of St.
Joseph.
Omission •
Sorry. in last week's issue in the
Lions broadcast writeup we omitted
the names of Mrs. John Tuerkheim
as pianist for' the program, and Lion
Dr. W. B. Coxon as president of the
Club, also Lion Russell Grainger ' as
taking part in the round taste con-
ference, along with the others men-
ioned last week. We are proud of
every one, as it was well done to
help to put the Village of Zurich on
the air and give it• prominence.
Farm Forum
The Unique Farm Forum met at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Leonard
Merner with Mr W H Edighoffei
leading the discussion on "I See by
the Paper." There were forty mem-
bers in 'attendance. The discussion
went as follows. (a) Daily paper
emphasizes the markets, items of
news and education; (b) Local pap-
er is doing a good job; (c) The pub-
lications of Farm and Co -Operative
STADE & WEID
E ZURICH — ONT,.
QUALITY — PRICE - SERVICE
slipped from a hook as he•was being
pulled to the surface. Glen ran ac-
ross the road to the farm of Jack
Soldan for help, but Jack had. , just
left, Mrs. Soldan phoned to the 'nei-
ghbours for help which was quickly
responded to. But when Glen re-
turned his father had recovered con-
sciousness. He is now convalescing
at his residence.
GUEST SOLOIST ,
Well-known in radio and operatic
circles, Lionel Dauna,is, noted
Canadian baritone, will appear
as guest soloist on the Northern
Electric Hour on Monday evening,
December 6. He will be accom-
panied by Allan McIver and the
Northern Electric concert orches-
tra. The program is heard weekly
over the CBC Trans -Canada
network, •. .
1 111 1 II 111111 11 11 111 111 11 1 1111101 111111 1 III
>Tnl➢il��
IIIII 111111 l IIIIIIC.
Your Hardwire Store
DEALERS IN --
Royal Purple Feeds Dr. Bettis Feeds
Glidden and C. V. Paints : - Oils,, Etc,
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Electric Appliances - Beatty Ptntnps
Stoves and Coleman Products
Fencing Steel Posts
Plumlikg Tir smithing.
Furnaces Air Conditioning
For Prompt and ' Courteous Service Phone b3
ZURICH - ONTARIO
Rader Mittelholtz
• Roofing
- Evetroughing
1 1111111111111iii"IiliIIlIIIIiii 1111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIolliill II1111111111111111IIlilllllllllll[•41111111111111iIIilillllllllllllllil"u'llmiiillIIlilllllllllIIIIII111111IIilllll!
1111111 111111101 010',111111111111111 11111101 1111 III III IIII
ma
mm
EM
am
mm
11111 )11i) 1111
1111 III III 11111111 111111011111000 1111 1111101
ll
1111;111111ri1l 111 1111110101w 111
FLOOR TILE
FOR
The. Best .In Mastes •Tile Floor:
GET'
TILE - TEX
ALSO CLEANERS AND WAXES
Manufactured by The Flintkote• Company,
Toronto, Ont.
See Your Local Agent
JOHN M. 'TURKHEIM
LAID AND MAINTAINED. Free Estimates Gladly Given
▪ Phone Zurich 174
~ '
�o!�
IldME
lull!111bi11111111111h'Ill..11+gl•'dpnll•1'd!gp»1'"1111 .111PII iII :1 ,+
•A•b++++++++++++3 •I.3•+++++++++
Receives 'Shipments
It
}
4.
f
P
We have received a large shipment of Mason-
ite --- Presdwood and Tempered in Black arta Brown
and also Temprtile.
We are now in a position to fill your require-
ments and would suggest of getting your supply
while our stock is in good supply.
F. C. KALBFLEISCH & SON
- ZURICH
Phone 69
•
•.
1
+44404444444444•4.*.a440 •++++,+++4+++++++++++0 4444.
Massey - Harris
RBQUESTS
ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR TRACTOR
PLOWS, DISCS, ETC., FOR SPRING
DELIVERY.
"The Service Arm for Canadian Farm"
Tel. Shop 149 Osoar Klopp Rte. 67
AUCTIONEERING AT YOUR SERVICE