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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1950-07-27, Page 8I ZURICH & ONTARIO ' acN e w G ood Ladies' Parties, Reg. 1.10 for .......................... 59c .Ladies' Slips, sizes 40 to 50, Reg. 3.25 for ....1.98 Night Gowns, Reg. 2.59 for ..........................1.59 A complete stock of Ladies and Children's Sundres- Pyjamas Reg. 2.35 for ....................................1.69 ses, Jeans, Slacks, Shorts, Bathing Suits, fine all 79c Kiddies' Sun Suits at ........................................ wool pullovers and cardigans in new Summer ' 0 DO Shades; cotton jerseys, Kiddies' overalls, Sun p Runners, Reg. 79c, for......................................39c Sults, Etc. Chair Setts,.. 3 piece at....................................39c 40 %3aschtr) IJ ' 4d r aoa en's+' r R � ■ Everything in Men's Wear, Suits, Trousers, Jack- ets... See the new Van Johnston Jackets, Jerseys, fine lot of sport shirts, fine shirts, ties, caps, sou, new felt hats and a complete line of work clothes. 0 See our front Table for Special Bargains in season- able Goods Ladies' Panties, assorted colors at ....... .........98c Ladies' Panties, Reg. 1.59 for ........................1.29 Ladies' Parties, Reg. 1.10 for .......................... 59c .Ladies' Slips, sizes 40 to 50, Reg. 3.25 for ....1.98 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 %3aschtr) IJ TELEPHONE 59 ZURICH 3 The Drysdale Store • The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinds' of Groceries Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical Appliances ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES • CO --OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats • • Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! ! ,•, GIVE US A CALL! • • JOHN DENOMY - DRYSDALE Phone 98 r I ••i•••••Do" •N HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE Your Fuel Needs Will receive attention with us if Ieft 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 Tried and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Also Quick Drying Ename' is and Varnishes; Floor wax OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS Plumbing, P urnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmit"N ing our Specialty. Full line )f heavy and shelf Hard- ware always in stock. �i,�AID � & W E I D 0 ZURICH - ONT. QuAw�rr _ PRICE _ s�v►cE ZURICH HERALD " Thureday, July 27th, 1950 a vD ffE, I OF LOCAL VOM 111111111 Jill IIIIIIIp1IIIIIIII(Illllllillllllllllllllllllhl�dL Insurance' 0� Little Barbara Crisp of London, + Mary, Jane a d eRonald H:owal cousins '� Westlake F 01 pent 'h s r �' WHAT EVERY FARMER + Mr .and Mrs LeRoy Thiel attended Q the latters 'brother's wedding at Lon- • cion on Saturday. NEEDS. j Mr. and :Mrs Ed. Datars made a +i 0 business trip to London last Thurs- , Blanket Farm Liability Policy Secasonable sdray'$10,000 Inclusive Limits coverage. 't Q Mr. George Volland ,of Detroit is I Premium $9.00 per annum per farm + Q visiting for a week at the home of not exceeding 350 acres. + +: �U his cousin, Miss Lizzie Volland. Mr. and Mrs. RaJlr uttley and What Does it Covert WE HAVE A ]FINE ]DISPLAY OF ALL LINES QQ family iof Toronto,, visited at the OF FURNITURE home of, Mr and Mrs. Wim. Witmer Operation of unlicensed tractors and Dlast week. farm machinery; Strayed Animals, .p. D lir. ,and Mrs. Harvey W5lliaans and Farm Premises Risk, Personal Acts. + A Good Variety of Linoleum,' Congoleum and son Gerald of Hamilton :called .on and Activities. + Q their cousins, Mr and Mrs. C. L. d+ Axminister Rugs Etc. Q Snaith. last Friday afternoon. Optional Coverages + ' Mr. and;Mrs. Neil Witmer and chil- + Animal Collision $20-0. limit on any + All Lamps are Reasonably Priced! dren of Nlitclre•11 were holiday vis- 1� y one animal Prem. $1.00. Products +I+ aegis at the home -of their parents, +€• relatives and friends this week. Liability. Custom Farming and +g+ i Q Machinezlyl rented to, others. 'i+ We also Carry a good supply of Springs and Mat. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Charrette of Employers' Liability. + QDetroit are holidaying at the home .I+ tresses such as Beaut rest Airfoam Etc. Voluntary Compensation. Beautyrest, of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. +t' David Ducharme. For Further particulars Apply. +II+ 1 Mr and Mrs. Albert Hauck and J. W. HABERER - Phone III `f° Furniture Store Phone I22 - Zurich i 0 .lir. and Mrs. David Ross all :of Tor- r onto were Sunday visitors at the Residence Phone 89. home of Miss Anna Hess. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII(11111111111111111111(II(1111111111111111(IIIII Mr and Mrs. Ed. Hartman of wit- ARTHUR ERASER IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11181111111! erloo were Saturday visitors witn Mr and Mrs. Kuno Hartman.. Income Tax Reports Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Erb of town, Bookkeeping Service Etc. r • land Wr and Mrs. Ervin Gingerich of g + + ` IQ Blake are awn -on an extended • motor tri. to the Staetss. EXETER o � Q p 7FP`ICE ho Cerner William Sta. four Hardware St Q r e • Mr, and Mrs.. Norman 'Cowan of Ann, 00 Serapta visited at the home of the Phone: Exeter 504. Q former's aunt, 'Miss Blanche Cowan D' • Q in Zurich last week a few days. ELMER D. BELL, B.A. a Come and see our Stock and get our prices. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnston and farnily of Bayfield, were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and We carry Beatty and Duro Pumps, Pedlar and • (/ Mrs. Ed. ,Beaver. BARRISTER - SOLICITOR i lir and Mrs. Victor Gingerichand EXETER, ONT. � Beatty Farm Equipment. � son of Waterloo were week -end vis- Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich Q itors with the former's parents, Mr. At (New Twnp. Office) BRANTFORD BINDER TWINE! and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich and mother. ♦ Glidden's and C. V. Paints, relatives. ♦ Enamels and Stains. Mr and Mrs. Reg. Black of Tor - Q onto -are spending some time at the CEMENT « The usual line of Shelf and Heavy Hardware and Q hoarse of the latter•'s parents, Mr and BLOCKS �•�, jr . Electrical Appliances. Mrs. Herb :Mousseau and sister, Dir. ® J j� and Mrs. James Parkins. Q' Mrs. W. L. Geromette, and son, We rent our Cement Mixer and Paint Sprayer. lir. and Mrs. Richard Geromette, Immediate Delivery Q (bridal couple), all of Detroit, mot- ♦ For Courteous and Dependable Service SEE! • IO ored �oveir on Tuesday, calling or: HURON CONCRETE Qfriends and relatives. (Postmaster Wm. A. iSiebert Mrs. Rider♦'������� Siebert and daughter Gail returned PRODUCTS , i it a ll'u! z• m hn,ne on Saturday, after a pleasant Phone 684 Seaforth m I two weeks' holidays at Tweed and Phone 63 - Zurich Detroit. tn, I I :lir. and Tars. Victor Hartman of 1 Windsor. and Mr. Lawrence Hartman S jjRlQp of London spent the week -end with their parents, n and Mrs. Kuno ® f"� t Hartman, Goshen south. `„i r 013 TILE _lir and firs. Herb Mousseau mot- �� W�e.��kt� F O R I ored to Stratford on Thursday. Their. daughter, Miss Betty and friend Miss The Best In Mastic Tile Floor ® Jean Armstrong, both Reg. Nurses, G E T returning with them to that city' to PHONE 41SM — EXETER with on duty after spending the day TILE - T E • with t'he Mousseau family. USED PARTS FOR MOST MAKES � x Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rio,pp mot -of CARS ff2i ALSO CLEANERS AND WAXES ® ored to Milverton to visit with relati- • ves and friends. On their return USED TIRES M Manufactured by The Flintkote Company, home their daughter Ina accampan- _TOWING SERVICE— � Toronto, Ont. ied them after spending some time atEffl that place. EqSee Your Local Agent Miss Ethel Hess spent a very ple- JOHN M. TURKHEIM - Phone Zurich 174 • Weekly with. this Sunda�y�s (July o0i asant two weeks' vacation with her -issue LAID AND MAINTAINED. Free Estimates GladlyGiven • issue of.' The Detroit Sunday Times. uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. William I See recipes for Pyramid Sandwiche•i, Hess in Pontiac, Mich. They had a i Barbecued Sandwiches, Layered San-! very pleasant !boat and motor trip dwiches and Club Sandwiches. See through the {State of Wisconsin and Sunday's Detroit Times for direction •:-•I....•i•...•I•....'I•......y...•I`...+1•....♦t♦�•♦4+t�♦♦{ap♦♦� along Lake Superior up to Duluth, I on how to snake sandwiches which a Minnesota and Copper Harbor. Miss on really SOMETHING SPECIAL! S U L AT Hess arrived home, accompanied by j,\ her uncle and aunt, Mr. and. Mrs. — - William Hess, -on Sunday. l CIVIC HOLIDAY �: AVERAGE HOME FOR $65.00 Mond4t,, August 7th has been., de - R dared as our next national holiday, Mr. and MTs. Homeowners: Civic Holiday, -and will observed, ac f 2f You are paying for Insulation even though you cording to regulations. don't Have it! Entertained L. A. v The St. Peter's Lutheran Ladies� You pay in wasted fuel. Aid entertained the members of the - - You pay in cold, drafty rooms in winter. Ellice Lutheran Aid on Wednesday You pay in sleepless nights in hot weather. afternoon. The weather (being ideal ^ for the occasion and a •s alenlUld time # ^ 1 - And you may pay in unnecessary fire loss! was enjoyed together and delicious `�� er ` refreshments served b the local Aid ti� `'. > SEE US FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS y til { Left On Trip F. C. KAL-BELE16C11 SON Mgrs. Chas. Carr and .her niece Miss Betty Ann Gascho and Miss Phone 69 - ZURICH Pauline Hess left early on Wed'nes- 4A♦♦int*•♦M♦+M*•♦!.i.q,.i„I..,}♦.}......�*�,p..:p* daly, morning on .a motor trip to Du-". baclue, Iowa, where they will meet the .farmer's husband, who will re- turn home with them. They also in- >4 tended to visit with ls friends at Naper- '!-:•':� Masseyville, Ill. 1 ��'r, ELEVATOR NEARS COMPLETION MUTUAL LEADER HONORED AT HENSALL ALEX. J. MASSE ' The Mutual Life of Canada has re- { The new grain elevatbx being built leased its Honors List, reoognizing HAVE RECEIVED A L ARGE SHIPMENT by {Geo. T. Mickle & .Son is nearing par. Alex. J. Masse of Zurich for out - OF MASSE7P- com!pletion and will be ready for this �designed standing service to his community in. HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY! year's crop. It is desid to hold ' the chub year recently closed. He ha:' AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS night than. 1hopp bushels . grain in ;Again qualified as a member of the is ght large ]roppered bins. Modern Company's Leaders' iCentury Club. IMPLEMENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT• equipment installed in the building Qualification for club rnern'ber•ship will take care of rush hours. A new ORS, THRESHING MACHINES COMBINES ETC. cleaner will take grain at the rate of requires of only the underwriting t, , , 2,0100bushels a large volume .of protection, but, per hour and special more Important, the writing xom `The Service Arm for Canadian Farm" of 10-112 equipment has a capacity year. to ,year of "duality"' business, of 10�1i2 trucks every hour: that is, life insurance that is Dcontin- MAKE SANWICHES SOME. ued in force. These two factors, fr!!I,, Shop 149 OsCar Klopp Reg, 67' THING SPECIAL combined wih thigh personal stand -t-+ t- and of confidential service to policy- i You :can, if you see the Household holders, earn this recognition for EVER AT YOUR .SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS( Food Alma..nic in The American Mutual Life representatipes.