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ZURICH HERALD
AUthorized as second class man,
Post Office Department, Ottawa.
ZURICH HERALD
Thursday, August 4th, 1940
BUSINES CARDS
John W. Orchard
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street — Exeter
Open Every Week Day
Except Wednesday
Phone 355J
'LICENSED AUCTIONEERS
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
111/71.11. sell Anything, Anytime, Any-
where.
Telephones: Shop 149. Res. 67
Zurich Central
ALVIN. WALPER
Licensed Auctioneer
-Specializing In -
Farm and Purebred Livestock Sales
"Service That Satisfies"
Phone 57r2. R. 1, DASHWOOD
E. F. CORBETT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Werms Reasonable, Satisfaction
Guaranteed
EXETER, R. R. 1
Phone .h_oich 92r7.
VETERINARIA.N
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
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Put You x Want, For Salt
Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in thi*
Column.
SEED FOR SALE
A quantity of Conseil Seed Wheat
for sale. Cleaned and Treated. Ap-
ply to Bob Peck, R.R. 1, Zurich,
Phone Hengell, 96 r. 15.
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STRAYED
Onto Ines property Lot Pt. 19, Con
8, Hay Township, Babylon Line, 8
horses; two roans and one bay.--Wm.Neeb.
FOR SALE
Lakeview Lots for sale, at St.
Joseph: Apply to Joseph Cantle, St
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WANTED
Suffolk Breeding Ewes. Apply to
Earl Burr, Phone 32 r 16, Dashwood
FOR SALE
A brand new IVIaxwell Electric
washing machine for sale, very reas-
onable.—Ross Johnston, at the.Dom-
inion Hotel. -c
FOR SALE
2 heifers to freshen soon, / Polled
Angus, 1 Hereford. Also a Short -
horned Bull 12 years old. Alt T. B.
tested.—Alvin Gingerich, Phone 90
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FOR QUICK SALE
60 pigs, weaners •and stockers of
various ages for sale. — Aaron E.
Oestreicher, Phone 57 r 10, Dash-
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RAG RUGS and CARPETS
VETERINARY
On a New Modern Loom, Made to
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Mee with Residence, Main Street,
Drug Store
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Oppose Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurich,
eoe-96 zuwcn
Ont. Phone 128.
BUTCHERS
ZurichsPopular
MEAT MARKET
14•t Ue supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
d Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration,
Highest Cash Prices for
Wool, Hides and Skins
H. Yungblut & Son
PRODUCE
• Silverwood
DAIRIES
Cash Market for Cream, Eggs
and Poultry
Have Your Eggs Graded- on
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AUTOMATIC
EGG GRADER
LeRoy O'Brien, Manager
Phone 101 Zurich
Zurich Creamery
Your Home Market for Cream
Eggs and Poultry
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
a premium for deliveredcream
We are equipped to give effi-
• cient accurate service. Egg
and Poultry department in
charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
Chas. Minshall, Proprietor
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
General Insurance
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE,
LIABILITY, PLATE GLASS,
SICKNESS and ACCIDENT,
HOSPITALIZATION,
ALL LINES EXCEPT LIFE.
Representing w,111 known
Companies
Rates gladly quoted without obligat-
ion.
Successor to Hess Insurance Agency
J. W. H.ABERER
Phone 161 Zurich, Ont.
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THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
This is the season of Poliomyelitis
but do you know that there are more
than twice as many •deaths due to
alcholisrm?, Prevention is the -scient-
ific method of combating all diseas
es including alcholism; that is why
Temperance Education stresses the
fact that Abstinence Pays!
Drinking in moderation is not the
solUtion to the liquor problem; it is
the main cause of that problem. The
moderate drinker is always a candid-
ate for alcoholism, a total abstained
never is. Scientists have =diets care-
fully the effects of strong drink on
the human body and here teamed
that the old ideas we had about al-
cohol :being a food and a stimulant
were wrong. They have proved al-
lt b d -u and a poison In
the Pharmacological ,classification of
poisons it is placed side by side with
chloroform and ether and described
as a narcotic poison.
A Professor of Bio -Chemistry in the
University Of Cambridge states that
beer is the most harmful of alcoholic
drinks even though the alcoholic con-
tents per volume is from 3 to 9%.
In the face of this scientific advice a
Director of the Brewer's Society is
responsible for the following state-
ment: "We want to get the bees;
drinking habit' instilled into thous-
ands of young men who do not at
peesent know the taste of bear,"
WHAT ARE YOU DOING '16 PRO-
TECT YOUR BOY OR GIRL? IS
YOTJR EXAMPLE SAFE FOR THEM
TO FOLLOW?
Sponsored by Huron County Temp.
etance Federation. --Adv.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
T Amcg, OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
! VAL COVPANY DOING BUSINESS
.0 OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO ..
nount of Insurance at Risk on
December 31tee 1946
$73,699,23.6.00
Total Cash in Bank and Bolide,
$444,115.39
Rates on Application
L • F. KLOPP—ZURICH
AGENT
'Also Dealer'in Lightning Rodrt
trod all kinds of Fire Insurance
co o o ea ig
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LOCAL itW
Mr, H. K. Either of • Crediton was
a. -caller in town, Monday.
Mrs, Antionette Bourque of De,,
trait is vacationing at tee Cantin
home, St. Joseph.
Mr and Mrs. John N. Cantin of
Montreal, are speeding a few weeks
holiday e in St. Joseph.
Mr and Mrs. J. J. Swartz, Mrs. A
Scharinuak, all of Detroit, spent a
week with Mrs. Emily Fuss.
Mr and Mrs Wee Mero and son
Billy, spent Tuesday in London with
Miss Bertin and Jerry Mireau.
.Mr. Victor Hartman and friend
re epending their vacation at the
home of the former's pareine,. Mr
and Mrs. Kuno Hartman.
Mis Bertine Mero who 'spent the.
week -end with Mr and Mrs William
Mero. Also visiting with Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Mero on Saturday was Mrs
Joseph Corriveau, Sr.
Mr. Walter Truss who it on the
Bank Staff at Tweed, is holidayleg
at present with the Thiel families.
Mr. -and Mrs. Lee Oesch and fam-
ily ef St. Catharines were holiday vis
itors with relatives here -and at Hen -
sell.
Mrs. Frank Kane and twin daugh-
ters of Montreal are visiting' with
her mother, Mrs. 0. Suterus and
other relatives.
Messrs, -Paul and' Richard Jeffrey
of Detroit were visiting with their
mother, Mrs. C. Ayotte a few days
last week.
Mr. John Kochems of London, was
a caller in town orte .day last week
He was visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Arthur Thompson near Brussels and
was on his way to Sarnia.
Civic Holiday passed off very qui-
etly, in fact it was really dull in the
Village as most of the people had
gene to the Lakeside, te the races or
otherwise out of to -n.
Mr and Mrs Simon Bedard end
daughter, Mr. August Bedard of
Windsor were week -end visitors with
the forme/es mother, Mrs. Joseph
Bedard at St Joseph.
Mr and Mrs. Harry G. Hess and
daughter Pauline attended the dram-
atic scene from "Salute to Ganada"
on the huge hillside 'theatre at the
Myrtar's Shrine, near Midland; last
week.
Mr. Leonard Geromette, who is
known as a 'productive farmer east
•north of town, brought to our office
a monster cucumber for so early in
the year. In • fact it would feed a
large family with salad if it were
sliced up. And he advises us has
a most wonderful crop of these big
fellows.
Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Schilbe re-
turned home last Friday from their
Northern trip, also called at Edge -
wood Park, Guelph, wliere they met,
their daughter Shiela and her friend
Mary Jane Howald, who returned
Mese with them after a lovely two
weeks stay at the Lutheran Girls'
Camp.
Rev. Father Lucier and Mr. Law-
rence Bedard motored to Midlard
Shrine on Thursday to attend the
thee -day Pageant "A Salute to Can-
ada" written by Rev. Daniel Lord S.
J., it was based on Mr. Jury's find-
ings around the former Jesuit Mission
This was very educational to see and
to learn of how our forefathers scar-
ificed their own lives that we may
have Christianity and freedom in OUT.
dear beloved country. The Guenther
Transport buss also conveyed two
loads of pilgrims who enjoyed the
lovely, drive to this place of worship
OBITUARY
Late Mr-. C. Finkbeiner
Miss Catherine Finkbeiner, 64 died
at her home in Dashwood, on Thurs-
day, July '28th, after an illness of
some time. She had sung in the chef/
of the Evangelical U. B. church for
45 years. One sister, Mrs. Reuben
Goetz, Dashwood, survives. The re:.
mainrested in the Hoffman Funeral
Home until Saturday morning, and
then at her home where a brief -sur
vice was held Sunday, followed by
Services at 2.45 in the Evangelical
Chureh. Rev. J. H. Getz officiated,
and was assisted by Rev. H. E. Role
pell of Zurich, who also was a form.
er pester of deceased. Interment was
in Crediton cemetery.
HOME -WRECKERS BEWARE!
Does a child have the right to sae
an outsider who breaks up his home':
For the full story on how severe',
states have given children new see -
id equality, read "The Rights of the
Wronged Child," in The American
Weekly, groat magazine with this
Sunday's (August 7th) issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
BLAKE
Mr and Mrs Edmund Oesch were
;visited with friends from Milyeeton.
Mr e Rudy Oesch returned to her
home during the week -end with re-
latives from Toronto, where she had
an operation in the Hospital, a few
weeks ago. Her many friends hopestanding frau Stratford Colleseate
in a little while she will be real well:Institution, He began as an office
again. hey, and has risen steadily. During
Mr enri Mrs Lloyd Jeffrey and Aa. the Second World War he served with
nes of. Windsor are holidaying at
he home of •
Leon Jeffrey.
GETS GOOD
PROMOTION
Charles Carr, former chief clerk of
the Swift Canada Co. Ltd., Stratford
has been promoted to be travelling
auditor for the Swift Co., dairy and
poultry plants in the U.S.A.'He will
make his headquarters at Chicago,111.
and will leave shortly for that place.
Choice of a Stratford Mall tor this
important post is a distinct honor, ac-
cording to W. D. Sinclair, manager
of the Stratford plant, who made the
official announcement, "to be chosen
by our Chicago people for this par-
ticular work speaks highly -of the
calibre a man Mr. Carr is" he said.
Mr. Carr is the second man from
the Stratford branch to be promoted
to an important position. The raw
travelling auditor is a son or Alm
Carr, of Stratford and the late Mrs.
Carr, Be went to the Swift Ca-d2plant, Stratford on April . 26, 1937,
after securing senios matriculation
pn the to46.
the meat is ready!
No meal is complete without plenty
of •delicious wholesome bread. And
TASTY -NU tasts good and is good
hearty food for you. Every slice
slice of energy -
Buy an extra Loaf today—start
now to serve more bread at every
meal. Get your TASTY -,NIT Bread
at the Tasty -Nu Bakery or at your
local Grocers.
t his parents, Mr and My -
the RCAF. from Sept, 6, 1942 to Oct
5„ 1945. His wife is the former Trees Brodhagee, Mitchell and surreendlne
Terkheim, Reg. N.,' a gradetete o district.
Tasty -Nu Bakery
PHONE 100 — zugtr.14
STEEL
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"Where To Find It"
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Beams Plate
Bars Sheets mats
Strip Angle Pipe
Boiler Tubes
Tanks Boilers
Window Sash
Steel Joists
Reinforcing Mesh
and many other items.
M. Brown and Sons
1254 Union St. North
Kitchener - Ontario
Telephones 55645-6-7
For Highest Quality
I• Buy ConsOp. Feeds
ONLY RE CLEANED GRAIN USED IN OUR
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Hensall Dist. Co -Operative
HENSALL and ZURICH
Stratford General Hospital training
school for nurses. And a daughter
of. Mrs. Anna Turkheim of'iurich,
and the late Rev. E. Tuerkheen. He
has two brothers and two si.tersin
Stratford. At present Mr and Mrs.
Carr are on holidays. But are making
preparations to leave for Chicago.
Their many ,Zurich friends join in
wishing them the Very Best., • .
Family Re-Unior
With 150 registered, the e4th an-
nual Thiel reunion was held at the
Legion Home, Mitchell on Monday,
Rev. Charles Cornwell of 'Kitchener.
gave the invocation, after which din-
ner svas served with Mn. Herman
Heckman, Fullerton Twp. as conven-
er. President Amos Thiel welcomed
the large crowd. Rev. J. V. Dane of
Orediton spoke a few words and this
was followed by a short memorial
service conducted by Rev.- Nelson
,Dahms of Sebringville. One minute
of silence was obsered in memory at
Martin Thiel of Fullerton Twp., who
died during the year. Rev and Mrs.
A. H. Johnston -of Mitchel,: nal been
invited to attend but could not come
so extended greetings.
The minutes of the last reunion
were reead by Mrs. St. Watt, Fuller.,
ton Twp. The first vice-pres., J.
Thiel was in charge of the election
of officers for next year. It was dec-
ided to hold the reunion in Zurich on
Civic Holiday. The following officers
were elected: president, Bari Thiel;
lst vice, Jack Merrier; secy-tress.
Mrs. Cha.s. Thiel; lunch convener,
Mrs. Wes. Hughill; sports convener,
Harold Thiel, all of Zurich.
The program of sports was in charge
of Bill Thiel. and Clifton Heckman,
the following were winners of the
Zurich area: Boys 6-8 Douglas Thiel
Zurich 11st; girls 6-8 Diane Thiel, 2nd
married men's race, Harold Thiel .2xid
three-legged race, Mr and Mrs Char-
les Thiel, Mr and Mrs. Laird Thiel,
both of Zurich.; shortest woman, Mrs
Harold Thiel Zurich 5 -ft 2 -in; tailed
man, Bob Carse, 6 -ft. 2 -in, of Kiteh-
ener; coming the largest distance,
Otto Eckel, South Porcupine; oldest
gentleman, Andrew Thiel, Zurich,
89; oldest woman, Mrs. Margaret
Close, Stratford, 82; shot put, Earl
Thiel; largest family present, Mr and
Mrs George Thiel, Zurich; bag and
biscuit race, Mrs. Charles Thel, Mrs.
Earl Thiel, Zurich. A ball game cap-
tained by Earl Thiel, Zurich and Ed.
Carse, Kitchener and Mitchell, was
won by the latter team. The tables
were again filled for supper and af-
ter a social chat of the various fam-
ilies, then left for home. Simon Thiel
of Kitchener, expressed thanks to
everyone assisting, A loud speaker
system witha record player provided
music during the day. Guests'attend-
ed from Grand Rapids, Down, Detroit
anil Byron Centre, Mich; South Par-
'capine, Niagara Falls, Kitchener;
Zurich, • New Hamburg,
Crediton, Hanover, Rostock, Sint -
ford, Sebrineville, Gadhi1i, Denbie;e'
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