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Zurich Herald, 1949-04-28, Page 4'20111tVi b ONTARIO Aldon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the Following Attractions Friday, Saturday April 29-30 • In Technic°lour The Return of October cCllenn Ford, Terry Moore, Albert Sharpe, James Gleason Here's the Strange, Hilarious Story wagon box, 2 farrowing ,crates, cut - of Uncle Willie, A Heart to Heart ter, mower knife grinder, 2 sets 1'I. - Talk with a Lazy Racehorse Cartoon "Animal Crackers Circus" Supermen "Hurled to Destruction" and by Popular Request That Laugh- able Musical Short Red Ingle and his Natural Seven 'tows, IIID. 3 -furrow tractor plow; Me -D. 2 -furrow tractor plow; Deer- ing 6 -ft, mower, recently !overhauled.i 10 -ft. dump rake, corn binder; Me - D. scuffles and bean attachment; Smalley Hamner Mill, Low Down steel wheeled wagon, Mc -1). farm wagon G04x16 tires; No. 3 Mc -D. Bream separator 750 -bb capacity, with H.P. motor; 3-H.P. Century electric motor, Little Beaver grain grinder and chop box,16 chicken range shel- ters (new), 200 rods barb wire, Monday, Tuesday _~lay 2-3 Romance on the High Seas In Technicolor Zack Carson, Janis Paige Don De Fore Doris Day in a Gay Glittering, Gorgeous Coln- •eldy..with the Year's Singing Star, Doris Day. A Treasurer of Musical Camedy Pleasure Paramount Newsreel and "Jungle Alan Killers". POULTRY FARMERS! 1 Revive your weak scours 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 Coccidiossis by using Finn's Kew Tablets and Finn's Poultry Conditioner and Intestinal CIean- .,er every month for three months. Simply fed in the water and the feed. S Mix your own growing mash for I 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 Harmon ' Morton, turkey breeder Ailsa Craig for nine years and thous- ands of Ontario Poultry flocks. Contact Garnet Jacobi, our dist- rict salesman. Phone Zurich 88 r 11 about your livestock problems he can help .you. R. A. Finn & Co. Ltd., London. Ontario. H. bean knives, 200 feet snow fence, Wheelbarrow, pulleys, 4 -inch belt, 300 -lbs. salt; 3 sacks split 'beans, grease gun, grass seeder, doubletrees clevises, 14 -foot chain, post hole auger, fence stretcher, cedar posts, pig crate and scales, pig troughs, 45 -gal. gas drum, root pulper, man- ure hook, 3rd harness lines, halters, etc; electric. fencer, 6 long scaffold poles, 3 tons mixed hay, 2 sets rack sills. Household Effects — Cupboards, Daisy churn, wash stand, mattress, Quebec heater, gas lantern, tables, Alladin lamp, small kitchen stove for wood or coal. And many other artic- les too numerous to mention. All theses articles are in first class condition. TERMS—CASH N'o reserve, as the proprietor hits sold his farm. Ervin Gingerich, proprietor. Leonard Erb, Clerk. -lvin Walper, Auctioneer. Skinny men, women gain 5, 1O 15 Is Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor alowe 101111 00: neecat s kano longer scrawny; all Bony limbs fill body looses lsalll- (starved, sickly "bean pole" look. Thousands of !fine now women, men, f shapely, healthy looking bees. 'They thank the special vigor -building, desb-bullding Boma, Ostrex. Its tonics, stimulants Invigorators. Bron. vttamhn Bl, calcium, er}rioh blood, Improve (appetite and digestion so food aiyes you mors (strength and nourishment; put flesh on pare bones. ;Don's fear getting leo fat. Stop when yolf've g�(�d b.be b, 10, 15 or 20 lbs. you need for normal welg�t u little. New "get ac0ualnted" STSs Only @qg,• famous trex OeTonle Tablets for new ► os added pounds. this Tory day. M all druggists• Clearing Auction Sate Of Cattle, Implements and Roues - hold Effects, on Lot 4, Concession 13 .fit,- el Half mile north , :,.ey Twp., v,. ThQ undersigned Auctioneer has been instructed to sell by Public Auc tion, MAN 12til, t1hiniei1E40 fits I p.1'tn. sharp: flelgttill Cattl — 2 Registered j(jeiffers, to freshen in October. Ab- bekerk and Pabst breeding; 1 Regi - terel yearling heifer; 2 Grade 'Hol- stein Cows, 7 and 8 years via, Milk- ing; 1 Holstein he.ifor, 2 years old, dues in late spring; 2 Holstein Heifers 2 years old, due in fall; 1 yearling heifer. All heifers are vaccinated. Cov:., T. B. tested a year ago with no -.•eactors, will be tested again if pos-ible. Implements, Etc -7 -ft. Case power mo .ens new. (never been used) ; Coe -:;butt fertilizer drill, 13 -run, has. tractor hitch and markers; 13 - toes cultivator with wide :hovel;, 3cnlr le disc; Md -D. spring tonth har- mond sewing machine, day bed, 2 small dressers, bureau, sideboard, 2 large dressers, organ, various flower stands, erokinole board, congoleum rug 9x12 with runner and mat to match, con'goleuln rugs of various sizes, 2 antique chairs, square top extension table, 4 kitchen chairs; wooden cradle, copper boiler, meat grinder, Doherty kitchen range in good condition, large size coal heater, 2 -burner Hydro stove with oven. Hydro lamps, coal oil lamps, window screens, horse hide leather coat like new; kitchen clock, electric iron, ironing board, large . flour container. 12 -piece tea set, antique dishes, sil- 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 of lath, truseels, window frames, many articles too numerous to mention. Everything is in first class condition. No reserve, everything will be sold, TERMS—CASH Henry M. Willert, Proprietor. Earl Birr, Clerk. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. Clearing Auction Sale Of Household Effects, on the premis- es, in the Village of Zurich. The I Undersigned Auctioneer has been I instructed to sell by public auction, On SATURDAY, MAY 7th, Commencing at 1 o'clock, p.m. sharp Leonard refriget ator, 'i -cu. feet, like new; 2 -piece chesterfield suite, Walnut dining room table, 6 dining - room chairs, kitchen table, 8 kitchen tricky of late to the farmers, keep- ing them on the guess as to what the morrow will bring to them. ZURICH HERALD A stubborn grass fire and under- brush fire near Grand Bend kept 100 volunteer fuse fighters on the hop for nearly 24 hours before it was finally checked, volunteers and fire fighting equipment were called St. -Joseph and Beaver Town Mr and Mrs Wm. Denomme of Beavertown returned to their home f after spending the week -end in Win- dsor. Mrs. Rachel Denomme of the i3lue Water Highway, south, spent Sunday last with Mr and Mrs Fred E, Du - (lame. • Mrs. \Iaryan •Charette who has been confined- to her room, is impro- ving sonne. The weather man has been a little chairs, kitchen cabinet, kitchen clock walnut end table, centre table, leather rocker, small rocker, dressing There is a considerable amount of table, 3 dressers, 2 wash stands', 1 seeding to be put in yet, and those large bureau, 2 large cellar tables, who have not tractors and modern 2 couches, plant stands, antique fern implements to rush their work, find stand, White sewing machine, hall themselves gasping -for sunshine to rack, glass cupboard, buffet, ironing advance their seeding work. board, electric washing machine, Late Remie Jeffrey shelves, benches, sink, Clare Jewel One of our moot highly and re - cook stove like new; 3 -burner coal spected citizens in the person of Mr Remie Jeffrey of this burg • passed away an Sunday evening, April 24, in his 72nd year. Mr. Jeffrey had been a life long resident of this community and. has resided where he died. for over fifty years. He ,being the youngest.so-i of the late Francois Jeffrey and his wife, Gloria Forget. Both being early pioneers of this parish, immigrating from the province of Quebec. tie, numerous frying pans, roasting In 1908 the late Mr. Jeffrey mar - pans, graniteware, electric toaster, ried Sarah Masse, ales •one of the electric iron, 5 -gallon coal oil can,members of :this 'parish, and from logging chain-, forks, shover, num their union• eight children were born. erous garden tools, meat grinder, galvanized bath tub, step ladder, 2 meat barrels, 2 wooden tubs, galvan- ized tub, 2 sugar kettles, small stand wheelbarroW, rubber tired lawn oil stove and oven, in'good condition, small cone type heater; antique wooden bed with springs and mattres 8 wooden beds with springs and mat- tress; tapestry rug 9x9?•_' -ft; Linol- eum rug 9x15 feet; CongoIeum rug 9x12 feet; linoleum rug 14x1'2 feet; 6 hooked mats, 3 feather ticks, blan- ket.-, comforters, quilts, curtains, glassware, cutlery, fancy dishes, canned goods, crocks, sealers, large clothes drier, .small iron cooking ket- five sons and three dauyhters; In order: Vincent of Detroit; D.olnin- que. • of St. Joseph; Maxime at home; Alphonse of London and Gerard the youngest, a student of St. Peter's ,,, Seminary. London; daughters, Luc- mower,„,.e new; scuffler, one horse ink, 2x "1,—,e;re, Cherie and. Doris both harrow, various carpenter tools, sis and (of Detroit, messy ohia� Articles toe numerous to j ; , �Tr.,cosy* had been a lnafaiy mention, All there articles are in ! • ` Invalid for over fie@,. Ceara, €tfleT ti�itli first class condition. No reserve,, -.. everything will be *old. the exception of short. Snigyvaisi dtif'- TERJIS- =CASH ing that tiiiid, 1 iken confined to :�Trg'. Barbara G'a chspr , Prorsr.•ei;c, hit bed; and though at times suffer - :'i F. Stade, Clerk. n11s 'm.uch pain, he had fully resigned John E, Cd e, Edwin ei-, to the Will of God; and during his 4 ; Edwin :a: chs, Exec- utare @f ln� late Jose h Gees he long illness was always cheerful; enc 11i `•ate. p trying to encourage those who cared Alvin Walper, Auctieneee, for him. Interment took place in St. Peter's Church cemetery an Wednesday morning, after a requim High Mass was celebrated. The late Mr. Jeffrey is survived by his wife, five sons and three daughters, 'a brother, Frank Jeffrey of the parish, Mrs. Celina Ayotte of Zurich; Mrs. Leon Jeffrey of this place, and who is on the sick list. We in this conn, munity join with the family to coffer our deepest sympathy in their sad bereavement. Clearing Auction Sale OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS In the VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD On SATURDAY, APRIL 30th. Commencing at 1 p.m. sharp, the following: 3 -piece Chesterfield suite, like new; walnut dining room table; 5 dining - room chairs; large hall mirror, Spar- tan electric radio, in first class con- dition; leather rocker, 3 rocking chairs, small rocker, antique walnut centre table, 3 wooden beds with springs and mattress like new; Ray - ENJOY A SMOOTHER SOFTER RIDE tON THE =Ton ALMOST LIKE FLOATING al The new Super - Cushion is the first new KIND of tire in 15 years. It increases comfort and safety . . absorbs shock and vibration. Come in and find out how you can getSuper-Cushion on your car . , NOW! . , '✓ .Jiy GOODIVEAR PHONE: 92 E I '.hursday, April 28th, 1949 from Grand Bend, Centralia Air Sta. and ''Medford. The fire, believed to have started in Grand Bernd dump, three miles from that place, scorched and partly burned an area about Ili miles long and half anile wide, rues iaisng parellei with the Blue Waiter- Highway, It was once thought ink. might spread on to Beach 0' Pines;,. but was stopped two miles from the nearest cottage. A close watch is be— ing irsg kept on .the smouldering embers THE MARCO for GREATER TAX REDUCTIONS Party membership is your first step in taking an active part its your country's future. Through aggressive leadership, the Progressive Conservative Party has already done much for you. You can help do more. This is -your fight for better living conditions and greater talf reductions. Work with the party that works for you .. PH k MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! 6406 7Hf IVE C1FVAhI E PAR!? Claire Westcott, Seaforth, Ont.' I wish to join the Progressive Conservative Party. NAME ADDRESS (Please print) CONSTITUENCY (Please Print) (Preferred, but.not essential) THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY l .00.0000•00 GRAND BEND Nelson Statton Passes Nelson Statton.of Exeter who had been a partial invalid for some years died in his 47th year. For the past. month he has been in critical condit- ion. Was born at Grand Bend, a son of Mr and Mrs Walter Statton. A- bout 12 years ago the family moved to Exeter front Forest where he op ened up a billard parlor. Besides his parents he is survived by his wife, three sons, a brother Gibb of Sarnia and a sister Virginia, Grand Bend. The remains were brought bo Grand Bend for burial. Second Hip Broken While attending her husband Who is confined to bed with a broken hip,, a 75 yr. old woman also .broke her hip when she fell off the back veran- dah of her farm home near' Grand Bend. Mrs. Sol Pollock was rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, She walked out of the back door to watch Garnet !Paterson and Earl Bins of the Blue Water north, try to get her power lawn mower started. As she started down, the steps, she tripped and fell, breaking her left ''lip and bruising' her right angle.Her huslland broke his hip last fall in a sliniler accident. He was tripped by • neighbour's dors and fell. FIRE AT GRANO REN mor THE BANK'S the place for my money. I always put part of my pay into my bank account — otherwise it burns a hole in my pocket. 1 guess I trust the bank more than 1 trust myself! 1 figure that's one reason why my savings have been building up the way they have. self” • 1' - Another reason I'm sold on a bank account is that I always know just where I stand. All I have. to, do is take a look at my pass -book. They're a lot better bookkeepers than I am. What's more, what's in my pass -book is my busxess,, and 1 can count on the bank people to keep thele mouths shut about it. And that suits me just':6.be!; SPON Going to your bank is not , Bike having to deal with a state bureau --but that's how it would be under state monopoly.