Zurich Herald, 1949-04-21, Page 4ZURICH -- ONTARIO
Alfon Theatre of Waterloo spent the weak -end with
Ci. .�Ta` and Mrs. 'I`. Jlarry' Hoffnxan.
Mr and Mrs Glen Brown of Lon -
GRAND BEND don spent Easter holidays with her
Presents for Your. Enjoyment% 1tliort parents, lIr and Mrs Wm. Wein.
Following Attractions 1 Mr and Mfrs Joe Bruce of Windsor
sOas
Friday, Saturday April 22-231
Seven Keys to Baldpate
Philip Terve Jacqueline White
Eduardo Cianneni
And on the sane Program
The Arizona Ranger
.:fiction at Bullet :$"peed as Tim Holt
Hits the Saddle again
Superman "Mast in the Depths"
and Mr and Mrs John Snyder of
Brantford spent Easter with their
mother, Mrs. Hayter.
Mr and Mrs Harry Parsons o£
Windsor spent the week -end with her
parents, NIr and Mrs Jack Wein.
Easter holiday visitors were: Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Guenther and fanc-
ily of Toronto, Mr and Mrs. Harry
Guenther of Windsor, were here; Mr
and Mrs Harold Kellerman at Han-
over; .141•r and Mrs Milton Webb and
family in Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Wolfe of Toronto; Mr and
Mrs. B. Carr and family and Miss
Thelma Weber of Sarnia; Mrs Taylor
and Anne in London; Mr and Mrs.
S. P. •Ctaitie=and family in Meaford;
Mr and Mrs Harry Cook of Windsor;
Mr and Mrs K. Streets of Clinton;
Mr and .Mrs Mervyn Stelck and Patsy
and Mr and Mrs Ed. Tuprrng and
daughter of Bradford; Mr. a.nd Mrs.
Russell Eckstein and Miss Lily Hoff-
man of London; Miss Shirley Smith
of Toronto; Glen Haugh of London;
Mr :and Mrs Jas Taylor of Sarnia,
and Nirs. Smythe of London; Mr and
Mrs. Jack Reschke ,of Detroit; Mr.
and Mrs Glen Walper of London; Mr
and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner of Crediton
and Mr. Wm. Hooper of Exeter;
Mr. Kenneth McCrae is in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London where he will
undergo. an operation for appendic-
itis.
BLAKE
:Monday Tuesday Apri 1 25-26
Barbara Stunwyck Burt Lancaster
Sorry, Wrong Number
Ann Richards
(Adult Entertainment)
Clear all the Wires for Excitement
and Suspense such as You've Never
Seen Before.
Paramount Newsreel, Cartoon "Mite
:Makes Right" and Popular Sience
Short
Thursday, April 21st, 1
ZURICH HERALD �LAW
I gasolineengine in good condition. ' Coinsnencing at 1' pan. sharp, Pre
bfi 9ose•�`h and Beaver g'ow'n
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final Instructions to carry en the es
Faith he had left them. I Implements--M£ollowiziassey Harris binder g:
V -
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r ago,and! 6 -ft, cutn disc fertilizer dein; Cock -
walnut
.Chesterfield suite, like new
Mr and Mrs Vincentcoffrey of But after that glosrius Easter 6 -fit. in good •cAondntson,
Sunday of many centuries ! Shutt disc n- bearing wagon, like wanlnut dining room table; 5 dining••
room chairs; large hall mirror, ,Spar.
tan electric radio, in first class ma
clition; leather rocker, 3 rocking'
chairs, small rocker, antique walnut
centre table, 3 wooden beds with
springs and mattress like new; Ray-
mond sewing machine, day bed, 2:
small dressers, bureau, sideboard, 2.
large dressers, organ, various flower -
stands,
stands, crokinole board, congoleum
rug 9x12 with runner and mat to
match, congoleurm rugs of varsoaa
sizes, 2 antique chairs, square top•
extension table, 4 kitohen chairs,
wooden cradle, copper boiler, meat
grinder, Doherty kitchen range; in
good condition, large size coal heater,,..
2s -burner Hydro stove with oven,
Hydro lamps, coal oil Tamps, windows
screens, horse hide leather 'coat like
new; kitchen clock, electric iron,..
ironing board, large flour container,
I2 -piece tea set, antique dishes, sir••-
verware, glassware, kitchen utensils,.
coffee grinder, toilet set, table lin,
ens, cushions, mats, curtains, meat'
saw, steel, level, wash sink, bottle.
capper, apple peeler, quantity of'
sealers, various jugs, pictures and:
picture frames; Eureka 3 -gal. pres—
sure sprayer, lawn mower like new,,.
12 muskrat traps like new, duck de-
coys, quantity of salt, 1 bag garden
fertilizer, hedge clipper; 2 ladders,.
car jack, shovels, square, various=
pails, wheel -barrow, galvanized coal"
shute, 2 -barrel shot gun, quantity o> '
Iath, trussels, window frames, many-.
articles too numerous to mention,.
Clearing Auction Sale Everything is in first class condition..
No reserve, everything will be sold
TERMS—CASH
Henry M. Willert, Proprietor. -
Earl Birr, Clerk.
Detroit spent Easter Sunday with
their relatives in this vicinity.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Masse :of
London spent the past week -end with
their parents in this neighbourhood.
Mrs. Paul Masse and daughter
Geraldine of Windsor, were visitors
over the week -end in this commun-
ity,
Mr. Plaine Dueharme. of Windsor,
spent a few days with his parents of
the B.W.H. •
From Windsor guests to their par-
ents over Easter holidays were: Mr.
Philip Sopha, Mr. Sonny Sierran and
Benedict Bedard.
Miss Alma Denomme and friend of
London, spent the holiday at the
home of the former's parents, in
Beavertown.
Mrs. 'r yru.s Stansberry and fans -1 Shipka. The undersigned Auction- new; Buffalo robes, stoneboat, c
ily of. Detroit spent a few days with eer has been instructed to sell by ken shelters; step ladder, 4 cement
Auction -
her parents. Mr and Mrs Fred Du- Publi'•c Auction, Ions troughs, wooden vice; iron sledge,
chorine of the B.W.H. • WEDNESDAY APRIL 27th. •
set double harness, twine sacks,
Mr and Mr, N. A. Cantin of St. grain sacks, 3 good horse blankets,
Joseph motored to Detroit on Sunday Commencing at 1 o'clock p.m. quantity salt; self feeders, crrcular
for a short visit with their children.• saw, pig crate, wooden tub, 2 rolls
Comment— Cattle --Red. Durham cow, milking; barb wire, 5, 550x17 auto tires; var-
On Sunday last Easter Sunday Roan Durham cow, due. at time of ions sap :buckets, doubletrees, neck -
known throughout the world, as the sale; light roan Durham heifer, car- yokes, devises, forks, shovels, and
great day of resurrection, Victory of rying her first calf, due in November; numerous other articles.
Life over death, and from which the black heifer, 2 years old; 2 roan Hay -10 ton of choice quality
Christian faith was established, near- yearling heifers, 1 white calf. mixed hay. No reserve, as the farm
ly twentycenturies ago. The first These cattle are all of good qual- is sold.
Easter Sunday was a joyous one af- ity and Government T. B. Tested. TERMS—CASH
ter Our Lord had suffered persucit- Hogs --Choice Yorkshire sow, car- Melvin Peariso, Proprietor.
ion, He arose from his tomb on the xiying her third litter, due in May; Earl Birr, Clerk.
first Easter Morn. 3 chunks averaging 125 -lbs. each. Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer.
His persecutors were amazed - at Poultry -250 New Hampshire -
his reserrection, though previously Barred RTractor Hybrid
eypullet
rchicks,
he had told them. The temple they
is Pony '
Tractor, 'conpletly equipped with
starter, lights, power take -off, plow
and scuffler. This tractor is in per- In
feet condition and was purchased
new last year. Gibson 1Sfa H. P.
POULTRY FARMERS!
4 Revive your weak scoury chicks
and turkey poults with Finn's Red
Blood Quick tablets. Costs quar-
ter cent chick, half cent turkey
poult. Simply put in drinking
water.
:2 Avoid Coceidiossis by using Fina's' Easter holiday visitors in this com would destroy he would rebuild in
Kew TabletseranddFinn's Poultry, rnunity were. Mr and Mrs Archie three days. They understood not his
Conditioner every
and Intestine rthreeClean- Mustard and family of Brucefrelcl;
ser every month for months. devine words; his followers had dis-
d daughter directions Even tho
after his resurrection and appearance
to them, they immediately strength-
ened in faith, and those in command
at the time they went forth filled
with wisdom and Love for the faith
entrusted to them, and today through
out the world Easter Sunday of to-
day is like the risen One of long a-.
go, and one which the Christian
world sings its highest praises.
Clearing
Of Livestock, IPouitry, Tractor, Farm
Implements and Hay. On north -half
Lot 8, Con. 22, Stephen Township,
Half mile east and 2 miles south of
Grand Bend, or 3 miles west of
Auction Sale
new; '15 -ft. hay rack; wagon box;
Frost & Wood hay loader in good
condition; 2 hand scuftlers, hay rake,
hay fork, set bob sleighs, 3 -horse
cultivator; Peter Hamilton 5 -ft.
mower, 3 -drum steel roller in good
condition; outthrow disc; M -H. bean
waffler and puller; 3 -section diem-
' and harrows; riding plow, walking
plrow; harrow cart, extension ladder,
large 17 -ft. extension blower; large
pulley, 2,000-1b. platform scales, sat
sling ropes, Chatham fanning mill
complete with sieves, bag truck, root
pulper, various chop boxes, rron ket-
tle, Vega dream separator • 500-1b.
capacity, like new, fence stretcher;
post hole auger, grease gun, Cyclone
grass seeder, . electric fencer like
Simply fed in the water and the
feed.
-3 Mix your own growing mash for
your birds. Save from sixty to
eighty cents per bag by using
Finn's feeding plan using straight
grain and Finn's Poultry Tonic.
Start feeding at eight weeks of
age. These Products have been
fed and recommended by Harrison
Morton, turkey breeder Ailsa
Craig for nine years and theirs. -
ands of Ontario Poultry flocks.
Contact Garnet Jacobi, our dist-
rict salesman. Phone Zurich 88 r
11 about your livestock problems
he can help Iyou.
R. A. Finn & Co. Ltd., London,
Ontario..
Mr and Mrs. C. Meyers an Speared ns all srec eons. v.
and Mr and Mrs. Donela all of Lon-
don; Mr and Mrs. James Burdge and
daughter and Victor. Hey of Goder-
ich, and Mr. Frank. Young all with
Mr and Mrs. Sam Hey and Mrs.
Young and family.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd. Jeffrey and Ag-
nes of Windsor with Mr and Mrs. L.
Jeffrey and family.
Mr and Mrs R. Ducharme and fam-
ily, London with Mr and Mrs. 0.
Ducharme; Miss Phyllis McBride of
Brucefield and Betty Parke of Clin-
ton Collegiate and Audrey Heimrich
at Zurich, all with their respective
parents; Mr and Mrs L. McBride of
Windsor with Mr. S. McBride; Mr
and Mrs Fred Bancroft with relativ-
es from London; Mr and Mrs E Oesch
with friends from HensalI.
The Easter Thankoffering of the
' WMS was held et the home of Mrs.
Clarence Parke on Thursday even -
ling. During the program Mrs. Roy
. McBride and daughter rendered a
, very nice duet. The Presbyteride
meeting to be held in HensalI Unit-
ed Church on April'26th. A good re-
presentation is urged to attend 'this
- rally from our auxiliary. A dainty
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr. Amos Gingerich of the Bron -
f son line recently purchased the home
1 of Mrs. B. Bechler.
DASHWOOD
Daylight Saving will go into effect
son Sunday evening, April 24th.
The Dashwood baseball team have
organized and. planned a sports day
for May 124th. There will be a
girl's softball game and Exeter will
he the opposing baseball team. Watch
for adv. at later date. The alterat
ions to the ball diamond are now
being made.
Mr and Mrs Morley Saunders o
F:::eter and Mr and MrsCarl Heppe
they hadbeen taught and giver. their
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Cash for Used Clothing
WE WILL PAY CASH FOR MEN'S, WOMEN'S
• CHILDREN'S AND BABIES USED CLOTHING
We need Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Odd Slacks and Slack Suits,
Sweaters, Men's and Women's 2 -piece suits, Women's and
Men's Fall Overcoats, (No winter coats please), Odd Suit
Coats, Neck Ties, Odd Trousers, Shoes, Purses, Babies' and
Children's Clothing. We pay from $3.00 to $10.00 for Men's
Suits.
WE PAY FAIR CASH PRICES
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.... OR
Clothing Returned Prepaid
Therefore, there cannot be any expense involved to the sender.
Directions for Shipping
1. Wrap and tie securely in corrugated b,ox, paper or. sack.
2. Mil,•e sure your return address is written clearly. This
will help speed our 'cash remittance to you.
3. Phone the express company-. They will pick up the mer-
chandise at your door. If your shipment is over 100 -lbs.,
please ship by freight or transport.
1. Do not pay any mosey for ebipping. Tell the driver you
are ehipping the parcel collet, and we will pay the ship-
ping charges at this end.
Send parcels to:
THE GREB TRADING CO.
:Dept. H-29, 67 St. Nicholas St. Toronto, Ont.
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OF HOUSEHOLD EJk'ECTS
the VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
On
SATURDAY, APRIL 30th. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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That's a lot of money! It represents the
gross income from farm products in Canada for
1948. It represents the earnings of Canada's biggest
primary industry.
Is the share of this huge sum of money which
came off your farm as much as it might be? In other
words, is your farm producing to the full extent of
its possibilities? Could it be made to produce more?
You can answer these questions for yourself
best if you are in a position to know exactly how
much you spend and 'how much you receive in each
of your farts operations.
You can know these facts only if you have some
reliable way of keeping track of your receipts and
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expenses. We don't mean anything complicated...
just the opposite — something quite simple, such
as our Farm Account Book.
A few minutes at this book every day or so and
you will know just which operations of your farm
are doing well, which only fair, which are falling
behind. Then you can take the necessary steps to
correct matters.
A copy of this book is yours for the asking.
Call at our local office for a copy. While you are
in, have a word with our manager. He will be glad
to see you and to discuss any problems you may
have in the operation of your farm.
DO YOU NEED
READY MONEY FOR SEED AND FERTILIZER
THIS SPRING?
Drop in and talk over your financial requirements with
your local B of M manager.
That's what thousands of go-ahead farmers do every year.
It's a routine part of their farm financing, a tide -over arrange-
ment till the proceeds from sales come in after the harvest.
And remember — when you ask for a loan at the B of M,
you do not ask a favour.
You'll find your local B of M manager easy to talk to and
anxious to he of service.
BAN F ONTRFAIA
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Zurich Bratrch : C. C. McBACHERN•, Manager •
Hensall Branch: J. K. IRVIN, Manager
"MY BANK'
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