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Zurich Herald, 1950-06-22, Page 8x!! ICIt .w ONTARII! New Goods r A complete stock of Ladies and Children's Sundres- 0Q ses, Jeans, Slacks, Shorts, Bathing Suits, fine all l Q wool pullovers and cardigans in new Summer Q D Shades; cotton jerseys, Kiddies" overalls, Sun• Q Suits, Etc. Men s ear Everything in Men's Wear, Sults, Trousers, Jack- ets... See the new Van JohAston Jackets, Jerseys, J fine lot of sport shirts, fine shirts, ties, caps, sox, 1 new felt hats and a complete line of work. clothes. Qa " D oor el iaC! j A full line now in stock. Inlaids, marboleLlm, g Marble tile, Congoleum, Rexoleum, passage Con- goleum Rugs in every size. Specials 1 Axminister new floral design 9x101= at 94.50 9x 10 `/'- at 86.5 0 15 smaller Rugs Wilton and Axminister Sizes from 24x54 to 30x60. priced from 7.00 to 16.50 GCO0,1st.-a.ho Bros. ZURICH TET EPHONE 59 S Rates Slightly Higher Phone 684 $eaforth ♦ Phone 63 - Zurich Although unnoticeable to the av- ♦ ♦ customer, the rate, erage Hydro • have rocently been increased some- A ® -y what as to -the average cominercial Glenns i!l lliglima I EM 3N.,fl=, M "ale -vir Sstore consumer it will ,amount to about 35ceThe Ur � a month, or $4.20 a year, vwhi.ie the TILE • average domestic consumer about 2:1c Aut o Wrecker� FLOOR c i s m,nth or $3.00 a year. The pow- a7 f F O B ® - u ® apparently has gone up. •PHONE 419M EXETEh M • The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinds er rate • Had Hail Storm ® ,�' The .Best In Mastic Tile Floor •� of Groceries hail and wind � G E T Heavy rains, thunder, i Parts for most inal:es of cars. • visited these see ]art Friday ev- j � s Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys : ening, in fact it looked about as bad Used Batteries and tires. a weather we have seen for some A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical • 1G" wiZeels and axles £ox Tritil2rs. � • time. However, it always might bc. ^ ' ALSO CLEANERS AND WAXES Appliances : worse. _lir. J. N. Cal of St. Jos- eph advises us that at that place hail Manufactured by The Flintkote Company, ®Toronto, Ont. • ATLAS AND SEIBERLINO TIRES acyo�,QCebyoactualnrmeasureinent,lielll Have Moved to Trenton Mi'. and Mrs. James L. Mundy, See Your Local Agent CO --®P. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats and completely cut off such tender If ormerly of Zurich, where �Ir. blue- • plants as tomatoes. In fact some diyi was on the Dank of-Vloiltrea] JOHN M. TURKHEIM - Phone Zurich 174 Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! ! people around the age of thirty' had I staff, and the latter being the for- LAID AND MAINTAINED. Free Estimates Gladly Given never .before seen a hailstorm, and leer Hiss Pau]iur.e U•ttley, and ivho • GIVE US A CALL f, O were amazed at its intensitT We , have for some time been living' at • do not know of what damage farmers DRYSDALE . Phone 98 r 1 suffered, but we db know it did li.ot Paris, have been transferred to Trail- • JOHN DENOMY - fon, where Mr. Mundy i,w. nn the Bank help our local gardens in town any, I etas. • ',-;•�`•s -i•�'l"�'i"t"I"I"l"i'•I"�•�.....�'L.�� *�••�•��••��*��t 91 as many plants are changing colour. N � U L r m E Has 91st Birthday Had Guest Speaker. -A •,,eL• ••••e••®•• s { Born 9,1 years ago on June 14th, in Rev. and "Mrs. Joseph Herslckowitz, $• HARDWARE -� SEEDS an FURNITURE the Township she has never left, Mr's Hebrew. Christian of Harrisonburg, Caroline Fuss, oldest resident of Hay Va. were guests at •the Blake A. AVERAGE HOME FOR $65.00 ^ celebrated ber birthday. Mrs. Fuss, Mennonite Church on Sunday lore when possible, is a regular attendant noon. The former using for his sub- Mr. and Mrs. IdOrileowrieYSo • in St. Peter's Lutheran church and jeet the Jewish Passover, which was You are paying for Insulation even thou- you You]:Needs.sees well without glasses and has both interestilrg and' helpful to young don't Have it! - 13 never w;ed a cane, recently she often acid old. The church being filled to led the wedding of leer grand son, capacity. Tlie same speaker addres- You a in Wasted fuel. W,illiani Fuss, at Zurich. Her familiy sed a largo gathering in the Zurich pay Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time• being present for the ce-Iebrattoii. 14ennonite church in the afternoon, - You pay xn cold, drafty rooms in winter. and from there went to the new _ You pay in sleepless nights in hot weather. We always try to sup ply our Customers with the most (IVioletniMrsl are ed Reichert Atkins, iVIeat M no,nirte churcalr recently established at And you may pay in unnecessary fire lass! Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to ina) ; Mrs. Win. ,Reichert (Laura); Ailsa Craig. ,Mrs. Jack Baker (Melinda); SEE US FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS Albert :Hess (Margaret); two sons, insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early Harry and David, all in the Zurich JESSE JAMES AND THE BABY F. C. K.A.LBFLEISCH & SON district.. Conrad Fuss, her husband, Wihen a baby's cry annoyed (Duan - with us so we can arrange for your supply MPhone 69 ZURICH YOUR more than 30 years ago. av trill, cruel outlaw, Jesse James, sav- YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT Mrs. Fuss be spared with years {of I ed its life, proving he could be as��,��„�,I„�„�„I„t„I, I„�,a,.l.+ + #++Vrk.}.�.{�•p•>F'....�•.�4••N•k•1"E� 4+9M. good health, is the wish o£ her many l gentle as a woman in . Soothing a warms Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment? friends. 111 child. Read "Jesse Jaines and the UBITiJAEt lF Baby", blyi Homer Croy and E. L. Does Your Furnace or Stove' Need Attention, or Prob- Losito, in, The American weekly. Harris Massey ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over H. H. Neeb Passes with this Sunday's (June 25) issueo£ The Detroit Sunday Times. for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best Henry Herman Neeb, beloved hus Advantages. band iof Elizabeth Weber passed a- The Voice of Temperance way at -the home of his Son. Herbert, These words spoken by John Dief- We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried Saturday June 17th, in his 83rd year Mr. Neeb was well known in the dis, enbaker., IM.P., should cause our law HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY■ and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints Oils Varnishes I makers to reflect "There is no sea- + e Itz;ict being a. member. of the Hay TwpLaw HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY! Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax Council for some years, serving as th � that against drunken clre`le� �dOf �woxlreeve at oiler time, :and was a very g AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS cing public Spirited man. Of •a very hard- 1800 killed on Canada's roads in40O'T'HER SEASONA$LE NEEDS disposition, and a glo,od far- about 30 per cent died in accidents fMl'LEIVIENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT - g, Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmitwi `riser. Surviving besides his widow, in which drunk drivers were involved Plumbing, ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC• ing our Specialty. Full line of hex and shelf Hard- are two sons, Herbert and William Drunken drivers kilt 5 time. as many Neebb, on the farm homes. The body Canadians as are murdered. Some-, ware always in stock. rested at his residence till Monday, thing must be done. Why not chemi- . Waiting anOtllt:r "The Service Arm for Canadian Farm"' when removal was made to the West cal ,blood tests tiow,0 of more Canal & WEIake Funeral Hiome where funeral year means that GO OSCE "�7"lO Rllat. 67 DO 1 set vice was held at 2.3Q p.m. Inter lane will be killed because the law is (Tel $h0 149 �[1 T Ament followed in St. Peter.'s Luther- not sufficientlay� stern.." The Huron P - ONTO an Cemeterly, with Rev. E. W. Heim- Temperance Federation endorses Mr. EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDSI •-ZURICH rich. officiating. A large number of Diefenibaker's suggestion of ectad Of PRIDE SERV'Ce QUALITY relatives and friends were in attend= blood' tests for drivers supected of being under tli.e influence of liquor. _. once. _. __ Thursday, .June azd, 1950 ZWcH HERALD __ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllgllllllll ITEMS OF LOCAL iATEMI insurance Mrs. R. Drysdale is spendingsome + More Westlake urn • time with relatives at Marlette, Miall, Missesrma WHAT 1EVERY FARMER Sunday Sturgeon pent Sunda at their ental homes in Bayfield.. .z. NEWS! i Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne 'Cook of Wat-1 Miss Helen Wahl and Miss Blanket h'a Liability Policy + SenoLnable Supp zeS e"rloo, Doreen Hendrick of Kitchener spent, ' Sunday at the home at ,Mrs. Brenner. Mr. ;and Mrs.. John E G.aseho and 1 $10,000 Inclusive Limits, Coverage. ; .•j. premium $9.00 Per' arunum per farm •t►1„ � 1Mr and Mrs. Allam Gascho motored not exceeding 360 acres- WE HAVE: A. FINE DISPLAY OF ALL LINES to, London one day last week. Mr and Mrs.. Norman Brenneman What Roes: it. Cover;~' �, . OF FURNITURE' of Waiterloa were 'week -end visitors Operation -of unlicensed tractors and at Zurich, Blake and vicin�ltly". farm machinery Straayeti Animals, Dr. W. B. and. IMxs Coxae. are ! 'z` Premises Risk,. personal Acts. A Good Vari�.ty.' of Linoleum, Co -13 +r�feum an , attending a large Veterinary convert- Farm tion at Kentucky this week and Activities. ' .Axminister Rugs, Eta Mir and Mrs. Clarence Wilds 'and O i¢ional Coverages 'i• Sunday vis- p i` y &miry �of Crediton were ito.rs at t)>re home of. Mr and Mrs Wm: Animal CaRision: $2:0,0'•• 11mit on any All Lamps are Reasonably. Pricedli . Witmer. one animal Prem $,1.O;Q- Products- •1` Mr. and: Mrs. Louis Thel motoa•ec1 Liability, Custom. Faxrssixig aT i We also carry, a. goad. supply of Springs and Mat- to Teeswater' ou Sunday, and were Machiaeiig rented. too OUDen. , + ! acaarnp uzied back by Mrs. Thiel's Emplo.yers,' Liability.. tresses,, such as, Beautyrest,, Airfoam, Etc. I ,t, i .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, who, Voluntary Compensad4on. .i. are vrs�.tinig; here. For Further. particul'ass• ATaPIy. - Furniture. Store; Pbone 12.2 Zurich ' Mrs.. George. Kerslake -and laugh-•. � sone 1611L + I iter Af Barberton, Ohio, were 'week- J.. W HA13EI3E1i $ Residence P}�Lone 89'.. ;end visitors with the fommer's rather, + Mi Comi:ael S:ehilbe. Theiyl anad'el the '!imp. by axatar car. ARTHUR FR.ASER IIIIiIIIIIIIIIUilllllll11111111111111111111ll111111.LLLLIIILIl1J91111111111111111111111111111111111N 7 NIr. Maurice O'Dwyer, who is ;n ;the Royal Canadian Navy stationed Halifax, is holidaying with hia lncoil'ie Tax Reports A at parentis, Dr. and Mrs P. J.. O'Dwyer BookkeEpiag. Service, Eta. t% at London, also spending some time. • t4:iends in Zurich. We are E X E T E R • FourHardware Store Q renewing Sts. • all plea:sed to see Maurice looking so )y.,nCL:—Corner An, Williams �D well. Phone: Exeter 366W. Mrs. Minke has returned home in — • ' residence with Mr. and Mgrs. Milton i Oesch, after spending' a, few• weep ELMER D. BELL, B.A. • BRIGHTEN' OF YOUR HOME D in her former town of Chesley, • Toron-• Mr. Norbert Mittleholtz of with our new to and sister Patricia, of London, BARRISTER - SOLICITOR enjoyed •the week -end at the ,home of EXETER, ONT. Z �Vt- KEM G.LO LUSTRE — SPREAD SATIN their parents, Mr drnd Mrs. TO Zurich " G Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., • . holtz. tle Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Gingerich, At (New Twnp. Office) ♦ �_ �G Stanley Gingexieb, Verda and Erma ,G Baechler of .the .Bronson Bite north `�' l�T (�` • We Have all Your Needs for Spring Cleaning also the Octtet oT the Mennonite jle.(l 1 I I D Church, attended the Young People's fellowship services at Pool jt2ennonite Q _ ! w • • • Modernize your Stables with Cattle and Hog 4 D Church on Sunday evening. ��jj(�`J • Bridal Couple Returns Water Bowls, Stauncheons, Litter Carriers or any, V 0 D Mr. and Mrs' Hubert schilbe, Immediate Delivery bridal couple, have returned from other Farm Equipment can be had from D their wedding trip and will take up 400 residence in Mr. Fred Thiel's ap- HURON CONCRETE. : � We wish tbem every sue• PRODUCTS, I Ridar & 1019haltz - 'Hardware DOD.partment. cess. � Rates Slightly Higher Phone 684 $eaforth ♦ Phone 63 - Zurich Although unnoticeable to the av- ♦ ♦ customer, the rate, erage Hydro • have rocently been increased some- A ® -y what as to -the average cominercial Glenns i!l lliglima I EM 3N.,fl=, M "ale -vir Sstore consumer it will ,amount to about 35ceThe Ur � a month, or $4.20 a year, vwhi.ie the TILE • average domestic consumer about 2:1c Aut o Wrecker� FLOOR c i s m,nth or $3.00 a year. The pow- a7 f F O B ® - u ® apparently has gone up. •PHONE 419M EXETEh M • The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinds er rate • Had Hail Storm ® ,�' The .Best In Mastic Tile Floor •� of Groceries hail and wind � G E T Heavy rains, thunder, i Parts for most inal:es of cars. • visited these see ]art Friday ev- j � s Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys : ening, in fact it looked about as bad Used Batteries and tires. a weather we have seen for some A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical • 1G" wiZeels and axles £ox Tritil2rs. � • time. However, it always might bc. ^ ' ALSO CLEANERS AND WAXES Appliances : worse. _lir. J. N. Cal of St. Jos- eph advises us that at that place hail Manufactured by The Flintkote Company, ®Toronto, Ont. • ATLAS AND SEIBERLINO TIRES acyo�,QCebyoactualnrmeasureinent,lielll Have Moved to Trenton Mi'. and Mrs. James L. Mundy, See Your Local Agent CO --®P. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats and completely cut off such tender If ormerly of Zurich, where �Ir. blue- • plants as tomatoes. In fact some diyi was on the Dank of-Vloiltrea] JOHN M. TURKHEIM - Phone Zurich 174 Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! ! people around the age of thirty' had I staff, and the latter being the for- LAID AND MAINTAINED. Free Estimates Gladly Given never .before seen a hailstorm, and leer Hiss Pau]iur.e U•ttley, and ivho • GIVE US A CALL f, O were amazed at its intensitT We , have for some time been living' at • do not know of what damage farmers DRYSDALE . Phone 98 r 1 suffered, but we db know it did li.ot Paris, have been transferred to Trail- • JOHN DENOMY - fon, where Mr. Mundy i,w. nn the Bank help our local gardens in town any, I etas. • ',-;•�`•s -i•�'l"�'i"t"I"I"l"i'•I"�•�.....�'L.�� *�••�•��••��*��t 91 as many plants are changing colour. N � U L r m E Has 91st Birthday Had Guest Speaker. -A •,,eL• ••••e••®•• s { Born 9,1 years ago on June 14th, in Rev. and "Mrs. Joseph Herslckowitz, $• HARDWARE -� SEEDS an FURNITURE the Township she has never left, Mr's Hebrew. Christian of Harrisonburg, Caroline Fuss, oldest resident of Hay Va. were guests at •the Blake A. AVERAGE HOME FOR $65.00 ^ celebrated ber birthday. Mrs. Fuss, Mennonite Church on Sunday lore when possible, is a regular attendant noon. The former using for his sub- Mr. and Mrs. IdOrileowrieYSo • in St. Peter's Lutheran church and jeet the Jewish Passover, which was You are paying for Insulation even thou- you You]:Needs.sees well without glasses and has both interestilrg and' helpful to young don't Have it! - 13 never w;ed a cane, recently she often acid old. The church being filled to led the wedding of leer grand son, capacity. Tlie same speaker addres- You a in Wasted fuel. W,illiani Fuss, at Zurich. Her familiy sed a largo gathering in the Zurich pay Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time• being present for the ce-Iebrattoii. 14ennonite church in the afternoon, - You pay xn cold, drafty rooms in winter. and from there went to the new _ You pay in sleepless nights in hot weather. We always try to sup ply our Customers with the most (IVioletniMrsl are ed Reichert Atkins, iVIeat M no,nirte churcalr recently established at And you may pay in unnecessary fire lass! Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to ina) ; Mrs. Win. ,Reichert (Laura); Ailsa Craig. ,Mrs. Jack Baker (Melinda); SEE US FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS Albert :Hess (Margaret); two sons, insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early Harry and David, all in the Zurich JESSE JAMES AND THE BABY F. C. K.A.LBFLEISCH & SON district.. Conrad Fuss, her husband, Wihen a baby's cry annoyed (Duan - with us so we can arrange for your supply MPhone 69 ZURICH YOUR more than 30 years ago. av trill, cruel outlaw, Jesse James, sav- YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT Mrs. Fuss be spared with years {of I ed its life, proving he could be as��,��„�,I„�„�„I„t„I, I„�,a,.l.+ + #++Vrk.}.�.{�•p•>F'....�•.�4••N•k•1"E� 4+9M. good health, is the wish o£ her many l gentle as a woman in . Soothing a warms Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment? friends. 111 child. Read "Jesse Jaines and the UBITiJAEt lF Baby", blyi Homer Croy and E. L. Does Your Furnace or Stove' Need Attention, or Prob- Losito, in, The American weekly. Harris Massey ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over H. H. Neeb Passes with this Sunday's (June 25) issueo£ The Detroit Sunday Times. for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best Henry Herman Neeb, beloved hus Advantages. band iof Elizabeth Weber passed a- The Voice of Temperance way at -the home of his Son. Herbert, These words spoken by John Dief- We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried Saturday June 17th, in his 83rd year Mr. Neeb was well known in the dis, enbaker., IM.P., should cause our law HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY■ and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints Oils Varnishes I makers to reflect "There is no sea- + e Itz;ict being a. member. of the Hay TwpLaw HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY! Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax Council for some years, serving as th � that against drunken clre`le� �dOf �woxlreeve at oiler time, :and was a very g AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS cing public Spirited man. Of •a very hard- 1800 killed on Canada's roads in40O'T'HER SEASONA$LE NEEDS disposition, and a glo,od far- about 30 per cent died in accidents fMl'LEIVIENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT - g, Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmitwi `riser. Surviving besides his widow, in which drunk drivers were involved Plumbing, ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC• ing our Specialty. Full line of hex and shelf Hard- are two sons, Herbert and William Drunken drivers kilt 5 time. as many Neebb, on the farm homes. The body Canadians as are murdered. Some-, ware always in stock. rested at his residence till Monday, thing must be done. Why not chemi- . Waiting anOtllt:r "The Service Arm for Canadian Farm"' when removal was made to the West cal ,blood tests tiow,0 of more Canal & WEIake Funeral Hiome where funeral year means that GO OSCE "�7"lO Rllat. 67 DO 1 set vice was held at 2.3Q p.m. Inter lane will be killed because the law is (Tel $h0 149 �[1 T Ament followed in St. Peter.'s Luther- not sufficientlay� stern.." The Huron P - ONTO an Cemeterly, with Rev. E. W. Heim- Temperance Federation endorses Mr. EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDSI •-ZURICH rich. officiating. A large number of Diefenibaker's suggestion of ectad Of PRIDE SERV'Ce QUALITY relatives and friends were in attend= blood' tests for drivers supected of being under tli.e influence of liquor. _. once. _. __