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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1950-07-20, Page 8W. I" New i.-soods A complete stock of Ladies and Children's Sundres- ses, Jeans, Slacks, Shorts, Bathing Suits, fine all wool pullovers and . cardigans in new Summer Shades; cotton jerseys, Kiddies' overalls, Sun Suits, Etc. 4 40DMen's Wear Yumar to 'uel Neu^ds Everything in Men's Wear, Suits, Trousers, Jack- The Store with the Best Variety of all Kincfs and of Groceries a ets... See the new Van Johnston Jackets, Jerseys, 40 A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical fine lot of sport shirts, fine shirts, ties, caps, sox, Appliances Thiel on Wednesday evening rast. Mr. IMIchael O'Dwyer ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES new felt hats and a complete line of work clothes. CO --OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! 40V t; Be %alga -lin See our front Table for Special Bargain's in season- able Goods Ladies' Panties, assorted colors at .................... 98c Ladies' Panties, Reg. 1.59 for .........................1.29 Ladies' Panties, Reg. 1.10 for .......................... 59C Ladies' Slips, sizes 40 to 50, Reg. 3.25 for ....1.918 Night Gowns, Reg. 2.59 for ..........................1.59 Pyjamas Reg. 2.35 for ....................................1.69• Ladies' Nylons 45 and 51 gauge to clear ..........79c Kiddies' Sun Suits at ........................................69c 54 -inch Tablecloths at ......................................1.29 54 -in Tablecloths, Reg. 3.25 for ....................2.29 Runners, Reg.. 79c, for ......................................39c Chair Setts,.. 3 piece at .................................... 39c ' asC-zoho Bros. TELEPHONE 59 ZURICH HARDWARE • 8_4 t The Drudam FURNITURE Yumar to 'uel Neu^ds Westlake Furniture The Store with the Best Variety of all Kincfs and of Groceries a + Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys 9 A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical Appliances Thiel on Wednesday evening rast. Mr. IMIchael O'Dwyer ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES • CO --OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! GIVE US A CALL! 0 JOHN DENOMY - DRYSDALE Phone 98 r I home of Mr and Mrs. George Kegler. I 'L),Ir. Andrew Y. McLean, ), 'I- P- 0 SeaiPorth Zurich friends Blanket Farm Liable ty Policy I HARDWARE — SEEDS and FURNITURE Yumar to 'uel Neu^ds 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 Suggestion to Your Best Advantages. We carry a full line of the Well Known and Triea and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinamit", ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- ware always in stock. zMADE & Wl�_,WIDO "bU- IS ZURICH — ONTIi. QUALITY — PRICE — SERVICE V ZURICH HERALD Thursday, July 20th, 1950 ITEMS WPM iNTEWT Mr. Ted Weseloh of Waterloo cal- led on Iiiacousin, Mr. Mrs, Win, Insurance + + Westlake Furniture and + Thiel on Wednesday evening rast. Mr. IMIchael O'Dwyer WHAT EVERY FARMER, ++ of Louden, is holidaying with his friend at theNEEDSit + + + home of Mr and Mrs. George Kegler. I 'L),Ir. Andrew Y. McLean, ), 'I- P- 0 SeaiPorth Zurich friends Blanket Farm Liable ty Policy I + + + + Seasonable Supplies 11, called on on, Monday. $10,000 Inclusive Limits coverage. + + Mrs. W. Carlisle of Hensall was at Premium $9.00 per annum Per farm + + the home of her daughter, Mr, and not exceeding 350 acres. + + Mrs. Lee, Willert. I + WE HAVE A FINE DISPLAY OF ALL LINESS Mr. John N. Cantin, who spent the What Does it Cover? 11 past few weeks at Detroit and Lon- Operation of unlicensed tractors and i+ OF FURNITURE don, has returned to his home in St. Joseph. farm machinery; Strayed Animals, + 4 W-1 Mrs. John Albrecht and Mrs. . Farm Premises Risko Personal Acts + + A Good Variety of Linoleum, Congoleum and .Louis Schilbe called ion relatives s and fri- and Activities. + Axminister Rugs, Etc. ends in Dashwood one evening last Optional Coverages + week, Master Donald !and Sister Mary Animal Collision $200. limit on any All Lamps are Reasonably Priced! Avila Bedard have returned home one animal Prem. $1.00. Products + after an enjoyable time with relati- Detroit. Liability. Custom Farming and + $ We also carry a good supply of Springs and Mat. ves at Maehineijyl rented to others. + T In Herbert K. Eilber tof Crediton was a Thursday visitor at. the home Employers' Liability. Voluntary Compensation. + tresses, such as Beautrest, AirfoamEtc: y , of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs.,Ward For Further particulars Apply. + Fritz. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader and J. W. HABERER Phone 161 + + Furniture Store Phone 122 - Zurich family of the 14th Con., were week- $ Residence Phone 89. end visitors with friends at Windsor + and Tecumseh. ARTHUR FRASER Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Ducharme and family of Windsor, were visitors the nd past week with his parents, Mr. anal Income Tax Reports mmiimiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiillillilillI Fred Ducharmo and other fri- Bookkeeping Service, Etc. ,Mrs. ends the past week. Dr. Archie and Mrs. MacKinnon home EXETER Amut William Sts. • ♦ • YOur HardaTuvarte Store of Galt were visiting at the of JFFICE-�Corner the former's Mother, -Mrs. M. Mae- Phone: Exeter 504. Kinnum in Zurich over the week -end; Mrs. 24l. -MacKinnon, returning with the guests to Galt for a time. ELMER 1). BEI T., B.A. • Come and see our Stock and get our prices. Mr and Mrs John Oesch, Mr -and Mrs. Harvey Eichler, M.r Henry •We carry Beatty and Duro Pumps, Pedlar and Eichler, all of Pigeon, Mich., spent BARRISTER SOLICITOR Beatty Farm Equipment. the week -end- with relatives andEXETER, ONT. friends in this vicinity, also attend- Wednesda , 2 to 6 p.m., at Zurich y • •Twnp. BRANTFORD BINDER TWINE! ing the 40th wedding anniversary of At (New Office) • Mr. and 'Mrs. Rudy Gescli. Glidd•en's and C. V. Paints, Enamels 'and Stains. - Messrs. Jacob Gingerich of St. kg• atha; John R. Bender of Tavistock CEME NT • The usual line of Shelf and Heavy Hardware and and David R. Bender of New Hain burg were Thursday visitors at the Electrical Appliances. p - home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Ging• "I erich of town Thursday, also calling We rent our Cement Mixer and Paint Sprayer. on other friends. Heavy Rains Immediate Delivery For Courteous and Dependable Service SEE! Heavy rains which began Sunday HURON CONCRETE evening visited these parts, followed more rains, on Monday, which fairly PRODUCTS Hardware the ground, and the weather- `soaked 'man predicts more rain for Wednes- Phone 684 Seaforth 0 Phone 63 Zurich day night. - Too much rain is always 1 worse than not quite enough. But we cannot change this! "Old 40"F 50,607M GOOD SPELLERS? The Mammoth Spelling Bee at Many YouI re Crazy INEMMMEMMEMMEHMMMM open to adults only, will be on again at :F.,g8,y0,,r,Rge1b, 11.ots,.,nC1,.are_pp 70. pegi"g., iT Try 'o FLOOR' T1 LE the Canadian National Ex., Toronto, with cash prizes for those who have rundown feeling due solely to body's 4,0k ?,f iron whish many ein-and women 00 F 0 R mastered the English •dictionary, it very day. New "gat a0quninted" ele6 b r . u'str. For ,10at all drug The Best In Mastic Tile Floor is announced by Kate Aitkin, C.N.E. women's director. Last day for -filling G E T entry forms is Aug. 14th. One must nient permit people to speculate iri write for entry forms to the Wom- anything, that directly effects the cost TILE ® TEX en's Division, Canadian National Ex- of food. When y,find nd grain being, hibition, Toronto, Ont. sold several times without even inov- ALSO CLEANERS AND WAXES SMALL POTATOES CANNED ing fxi�.ni the elevators you can sur - mise that someone N, making money 99 Manufactured by The Flintkote Company, Undersized potatoes, previously an d nv^s for doing nothing. All these a va Toronto, Ont. unwanted commodity in grocer's bins in the price of grain are eventually into See Your Local Agent are coming their owl' through passed on to the consumer iz,f the food a canning process in Harrow, Essex by feeding the grain. JOHN M. TURKHEIM Phone Zurich 174 ,produced County. A test lot of small potatoe.s I We have Royal Commis-lons inves- was canned last year. It met with ap- 1 ti,gating almost every other v, cket, M P11 LAID AND MAINTAINED. Free Estimates Gladly, Given proval and the canning factory there ihow about the present racket On food 1 1211t, is processing all It can handle. The •grains? Lets have a little pressure, murphies are reported to retain their from both -consumer and producer to new-potatoe flovor through pre-cook- -clear up this situation that is work .................. 0+++++ +++++++-1.+4 ..... 4 • ing before canning. In past seasons ing a hardship on both ,f us. the s mall sized 2 potatoes were I NT E S U L. A .-rade k a marketing loss to farmers and were The Ontario Poultry and Livestock i, I usually used for livestock feed. Conference is to be' held at the O.A. Federation News C. in Guelph on July 24 to 137, incla- AVERAGE HOME FOR $65.00 sive. Well known authoriities on all (by Gordon M. Greig) phases iaf Poultry and live stock pro- Mr. and Mrs. Homeowners: Considerable press space has beer, 'duction and economics will be Pres- to air their views. Tickets for You are paying for Insulation even though you devuted to the Dairy Farmers of Can -It,_ds conference are available at your ,this ada campaign to raise funds to be:Federation -in Clinton, This don't Have it! office used in an advertisopient campaign iconference is highly recommended You pay in wasted fuel. throuhout the gyear. The coming ,bj, all farmers and especially those contribution of each individual far -'interested in You pay in cold, drafty rooms in winter. poultry. mer may have been small but when You pay in, sleepless nights in hot weather. added together the gross amounts And you may pay in unnecessary fire loss'! placed the Dairy Farmersamong the 6.4., live lan), 't 'os advertiser., in the DO -Min- SEE US FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS ion of Canada. So attractive were the g�,ggg :� .1 Ili! ".. F. C. KAL-BELE18CH & V SON ... po,;.slbilities of this program develop- W... 1.iil. 20', ment into a very worth while busin Phone 69 ZURICH e;si; that 16 advertising agencies in Canada are striving for the. job of ;:i�.: H� conducting the campaign for the com. ing year. There is a need to increase oui e-,nt;umptioon of milk on the home market by 4'4-" Pint, per family! poi, :;::;;: ?b -11A -1A Massny IT is E I' ii-tonth, eat eight ounces of butter per family more -and more cheese and. concentrated milk This would eli-min-. ate the small surplus that causes, so much work to our producers. each family spent one dollar per 0." HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY. month mor -i o n good wholeaome :dairy products such as milk, .cheese, DREW CROSSAN HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY! ibutter, etc. the entire surplus that Pro -ram producer in the. .CBC's M AM- TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS builds up in a period of -high prod-: Toronto studios is currently respons- 1action would vanish. In a report it ible for putting on the air such wp- I IMPLEMENT'S YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT. is stated that Britain has now reach- ekly broadcasts at At Home With the ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC. ed the point of production where she Lennicks, on Sundays; Doillt Drown i leas over five million gallons of milk on Wondays; Let's Play Bridge on I , Tuesdays; Courts of Opinions a,, d surplus over fluid requirements, be- 11 "The Service Arm for CanadianFarm" cause of this. lack of export marker Glover's Lane, ion Thursdays and the we must strive to increase our tome consumption. Commodores on Saturday,;. And he finds time ifor relaxing at home Wei, Shop 149 O c ar K10 Ru.. 6,7 At the present time speeulaiors are still with his wife and small son, Christ- PP Ik forcing the price of food grains -up to almost one-third higher than they opher, and for writing a.daptiions for next season's Sunday -night , Satge 5y, EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS1 should be. Why should our Govern - drama serviLe. .... ....... ............