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ZURICH HERALD
Authorized as second class mail,
Post Office Department, Ottawa,.
BUSINES CARDS i
John W Orchard
'I OPTOMETRIST
I Main Street — Exeter
7 Open Every Week Day
r Except Wednesday t
' Phone 3553
1ICENSED AUCTIONEERS
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ALVIN WALPER 1
Licensed Auctioneer
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HURON AND LAMBTON
U0. and Efficient o t Service or e tCour, all
TftesIDASHWOOD
,phone 57 r 2.
E. F. - CORBETT
t LICENSED AUCTIONEER
! Wrerma Reasonable, SatisfactionGuaranteed
EXETER, R. R. 1
Phone : _ich 92r7.
VETERINARIAN
plc. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON '
office with Residence, Mail, Street,
•.�., !Qlrposite Drug .Store
ZURICH
tie_• -96 1
BUTCHERS
�lric� 9 popular'
:MEAT MARKET
,,et Us supply you with the
.very Choice of Fresh and Cur-
lncl Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Etc., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices for
,:.:-r oof, Rides and Skins
& SOU
PROTYUCE
DAIR-mb
rash Market for Cream, Eggs
and Poultry
Have Your Eggs Graded on
our
AUTOMATIC;
EGG GRADER
LeRoy O'Brien, Manager
Zurich
'hone 10I
Zurich Crea arY
Four Home Market for Crean
Eggs and Poultry
Highest Cash Prices paid plu
a premium for delivered cr. ear
1We are equipped to give of f
tient accurate service. Eg
and Poultry department i
charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
Chas. Milishall, Propriet(
INSURANCE
Western Farmcrss utu
Weather insurance Co,
OF WOODSTOCIK
LARGEST RESERVE BA
t E OF ANY CANADIAN WC
TJ•AL COMPANY DOING BUSINE
OF THIS KIND IN CUTARI-0
.A,mouAt of Insurance at Risk
December 31st, 1'946
f $73,699,236.00
Tonal Cash ill Bank and Bonds
$444,115-39
JHia w on Application
F, KLOPP-- ZURICI
AGENT
Also Dealer in Lightning RC
and all kinds of Fire Insurat
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I Your :Warm, For Sale
Post. Feund, Etc. Ads. in this '
Column.
HONEY FOR SAL II
For a limited time only. Get S
our supply at once.' Price 2Oc a lb.
ring lyour container, e
Ilaberer & Sons, Zurich. n
FOR SALE a
Durham +Cow for sale, carrying her
Wrd calf, ,due Sept. 3rd.. —Apply to
o'1 Gi.n.gerieh, Phone 84 r 3.
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FOR SALE :
New Idea Corn Pickers,. Manure
;spreaders, Etc. Minneapolis - Mo- a
ine Tractors and Equipment. Bpom's ]
Vagon Unloaders, — New Idea Dis-
ributo2s, Phone 2821, Godertch, Ont
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FOR SALE
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Tenders will be received for sale i
of Barn on Lutheran Church'Parson-
Lge property. Tenders to be sent to
.van Yungblut, Secretary, Zurich c3
PIGS FOR SALE
32 Young Pigs for. Sale — Josiah
Steckle, R. R. 2, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A quantity= of apple butter for
sale—Apply Phone 9 8r 15, Zurich.*
FOR SALE
1 Smalley Blower (used 12 ,years)
with pipes, elbows and dust •oodlecto
1 large size Smalley grain an
straw !blower (new),
New Gehl Forage Harvester ;
Blowers, Wagon unloaders and Ham -
mer Mills.
R. M. Peck, Kippen,
phone 681 r 2'3, Hensall, -c$
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE • OF JEMIMA
JOHNSTON, ZURICH, ONT.
A11 persons having claims against
the above estate shall :be forwarded
to the undersigned Solicitor. on -or
before the 25th day !of August, A.D.
1950. Afiter awhi:ch date the Estate
will be distributed with regard only
to those claims of which notice shall
have then been received.
Dated at Zurich, Oalt., this 12'6th.
day of July, A.D. 1950.
ELME•R D. (BELL, K.C.,
Exeter, Ont.
,Solicitor for the Executor
FOR SALE
Two Registered Scotch Shorthorn
Bulls from an Accredited Herd —
both red in color. Apply to Fred
Brown, Crediton, Phone Crediton
73 r 4. c'
FOR SALE
A quantity of 2%.111 and 8;^' steer
Boiler Pipes for sale. Also a number
of Hay Racks.
F. C. Kalbfleisch & .Son, Zurich. l
FOR SALE
A Model T. Goupe for quick sale
also several 50 -.gal. steel drUins
Apply to Dennis Bedard Phone 215 '
--SEWING--
Infants and Childiens a Specialty
Pahone* 47 zzurich. — Mrs. Hort
Mousseau.
1 Building For Salt
BY TENDER
Located in the Vdilage of Hensal
3 known as the Zuepfe Buildi-n!
Tenders to be in the hands of tl
1 Manager, Hensall District Go -01)e'
ative before August t28th, 1950. Pu
- chaser to reprove all debris. Hie]
r est or any tender not necessari
= accepted.
1 I3ensall Distinct Co -Operative Ltc
Hensall, Ont.
FOR SALE"
r Enamel CIare Jewell Cook :Stove,
very good. condition. Also a small
cook stovwith or without OR bu
"ler,—Apply to Ervin Gingerich, P
79 r 15, Zurich.
FOR SALE
ii Model A. Ford, Good Condition $t
1935 V-8 Ford ........ ,.... $2
.Picyelc $
battery Tta(110 Console, with wet
Battery . , ...... $6-
Imperial Roof Putty Flux to rep+
or rec:lvc•r your Roof.
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ST. JOSEPH SERVTCE
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eat. Steck
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$2.75 Each. PvOmpt Service
if5ting,--Jack Williams, Call Ph(
91.1 r 4) Creditoli Central. -c1-5-
NOTICE
' WHITEWASHING. & CLEANIN
-Arrangements can be made
ds Bill Watson
Dashwood Phone 35rV
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'JO CAL- NEWb WBREAD I
Kalbfleisch Mills -observed their
nnu �'
al holiday last week, and the on the fable r
atire staff reels all the better for it
Misses Matilda and ,Susie Johnson r
f Kitchener had a most enjoyable
isit at Niagara Falls and Buffalo. °ti'`r
Mrs. John. Brenner and son Char-
nice spent a few days with the dor-
ler's children at Kitchener. i
Mr, and Mrs. Don Charlton aria- f�' n kd' •
aby and Miss •Carol Thiel spent a z' ``.> �� p
acation at Ipperwash last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Cowan who
ave been residing -at Byron have
loved back to their home in Serallta,
nd we welcome them back,
Mr H. B. Simmons sof Trenton is the meal d s lie SCI dy lF
pending part of his vacation at the No meal is complete without plenty
.ome of Mrs. E. G. Krueger, 141th. of delicious wholesome bread. And
concession. TASTY -NU Casts good and is good
The nice weather has been good for hearty food for you. Every slice a
he far"ners getting in their crops, slice of energy-
aut our gardens -could stand a nice ' Buy an extra Loaf today—start
bower of rain. now to serve more bread at evert
Miss Marie Sterling has returned meal. Get your TAS'T'Y -NU Bread
o her duties at the Kalbfleisch Mills at the Tasty -Nu Bakery or at your
lfter holidaying at her home near local Grocers.
3ayfield.
The many friends of Mr. Arthur Tasty -Nu Bakery
�. Sreerran regret to learn that he
s quite ill at his farm home near PHONE 100 — ZURICH
31ake.
Mrs. J. Kellaby and Mr and Mrs.
Serb Ast and son from Filmlore, Sas.
visited for a month -at -the home o; Polio Protection � �
NTr and Mrs. Hilton Truemner and
)t4ler relatives.
Mrs. Sim Wdtzel and Miss Caro FOR YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY
Frisks Of K•Itcheiier and Mrs. Geo..
Hicks and children of Windsor, -call- Including all unmarried Children
ed at the home -of Mr and Mrs. -C. from three months to eighteen years
• last week.a,ge,
Harvesting operations are p.rogres= PAYS up to $5,000.00 for each p
sing very good these fine days. Last' ter of your Family.. Include, I
week was good, and most of the •crop T ansportation, Drugs, Hospitalizat-
will be in by the end of the week if i n, medicines, iron lung and other
the weather ke s. quipment. Services of Physician,
�-- Ir. an Mrs. Ern g sand Osteopaths or Physiotherapists, N' ar-
children of Rochester, N. Y.. are en- sea.
joying their holidalys at the horde sof Cost -- For entire Family:
their parents, Mr and N -Kris. Welling- $1.0.00 for 2 years
ton Johnston and brother, Mr and Individual $5.00 for 2 year:;
Mrs. Ross Johnston and other ielativ- J. W. HAIIERE•R, General Insurance
es and friends. --
Mns, Barbara Surerus and grand- COUNT OF REVISION
children, the Dane "sisters of Montre-
al are holidaving with relatives here. Township of flay
Miss Donna Oesch who had been vis-
iting in Montreal for some weeks re- 1951 Assessment Roil
turned home with them. Notice is hereby given that a
Mr and Mrs John Albrecht have Court of Revision on the Assessment
returned home after spending a week Roll for 1951 will be held at the
at the home of the folmer's sister, Township Hall, Zurich, Ont., on the
�Mr and Mrs. Hy. Volland at Goder- 23rd day of August, 1950, at 8:00
ich and at the home of their daugh- p.m. for the purpose of hearing any
ter, Mr and Mrs. Chas. Scotchmer, appeals ag�dnsrt the :assessment.
Bayfield. All appeals must ;be left with the
Clerk according, to instructions p•rin-
T\fr and 1Irs. McKenzie of Sidney ted on the, 195111 assessment notice
N.S., were visitors at the home of sent to each assessed person.
Mr and Mrs. N. A. Cantin St. Joseph
the past week. They were returnrng Earl Campbell, Reeve,
from all extended motor trip to the Exeter, Ontal'iv.
Western Coast and report as a most H. W. Lrokenshire, Clens,
-,vonclerful t"1•1), with things looking Zurich, Ontario,
good all along' the line.
Reduced Fares
Cool Summer
The -,umnier month of Aun'u t is Reduced wail fares 'for' persons
aboLlt half sone and very litue real travelling to the Canadian National
NV 19 weather has visited us, withlExhibition to be held at Toronto,
the nights next to freezing, and the Aug. 25 to Sept. 9, inclusive, were
usual hot spells have "lot visited us announced' by the chairman of the
this year. And now out in the Can- Canadian Passenger service, Roun(i
adian Voest come= word .that the trip. tickets will be sold for 1.11(! nc "-
snow is flving and frost prevails. It anal one-way fare plus one half for
will indeed be a b>g loss as most of both first ,class and coach travel.
the summer grain leas not yet matured HYMENEAL
Holidays Past
The publisher of the Herald like McClinchey—Way
everyone else finds that holidays al- A quiet wedding was solemnized
ways pass very quicklly, and although
Saturday morning, August 5th at 111
we did not publish for two issues, we a.m. at Holmesvlile manse with Ren•
found ourselves in other wark up to Newton officiating when Mary Pearl
the neck, but managed to squeeze in ,way, .only daughter of Mr. unci Mrs
a day or two holidays, and feel none Albert Pepper, Seaforth, was united
the worse for it. So w( are trying to in marriage to Henry, Carl llcClin-
publish again this week, and a lot of chey, son of .Mr and Mrs, Wm. Xc-
things we would like to say nlu:,t be Clinchey, Hohnesville. The Xlridc
held over for another week. You wore "Romance Blue" sheer fires;
all hissed the Herald, and so did we ,kith grey. acces;ot+ies and corsa,e o:
ln$Iss publishing it! pink roses and Lilly of the valley
' Had Reunion They were attended by Mr. and blr:
Albert M:cClialchey, Carlow. Th,
e Becker Reunion happy couple left for a trip to thl
The third annual Pecker Reunion northern part. of Ontario. They wit
was held on Sunday, August I.3th, reside near Kip•pen.
dard - Young
1950 at the home of 1Ir and i42rs• A quiet wedding took place "n SEA
Albert Becker, New Dundee, with Windsor, Jul;
about 100 present. Lunch was se-r-,cred Heart Church,
vett under the convenorship of Mrs,' 2'2nd, when Vera Cecelia, only dau
E. Brandt and Mrs, C. Kemple. The ghter of Mr and Mrs Charges E
afternoon was sipent iii. ;> ames and Young, Goderich, -became the brid
sports, prizes going to Alex, Becker, of Stanisl•al",, Cecil Bedard, Windsor
n Tri: Becker, Ronald Eckstein, Ahna Son of MT and nIrs. Charles :a. Bec
0' Herll, RiLth Ann Salmon, Bob•Cav Be- ard, .R.R. 2, Zurich. Ren*. Fr. J- I
c' eke"° 102:rjorie Becker, Bill Becice!r,
Bnsso1l, cousin of the groom, perfol
1, •Gerald 'Martene, Shirley Becker. El- med the eeremony and Sang tho nul
eklnor Becker, Elaine Boeker, Elfri- tieil mass. The church organist plaFe
- edhi 'Becker 'Mrs, Cl.if. Salmon, Ray Calle, wed.dillg inuotivn ofhehbr+e1r s stn
'Ecl.wtein, Clif, Salmon, 0,1aren.ce a floor4ength g pp
;6 1Zimple, Bob Ten Eyck, Fred Ten fashionheart neeckline tr fitted
bodice,
ocwtith rhin,
l0 1?lyck, Harold Mare, T:n„enc Becker,
.6 Gordon. Feltz', Mr, flat y 'Martene, stones and lone poialted sleet” 4Ii;
Wm. Becker, Mrs, Henry Pc�ck�''r, Jr, hontor.' tang wore, Clod kin ylon 11asNvas 1 L,
)0 Ha,rvely, Kelley.
it 'I'lle Mbbrandt• Quartet oi' tirew Regier, of Zurich, sister of the eros
ITain4urg rendered sc�verai musical els bridesmaid, wore a gOwn Or ro;
numbers all.- also Btt•.y I+kksta•in onItaireta with niatch•in, cape vaid 1101
.. the piano accordian, Mr, Ed. Stire [•es and carried a colonial bol q .
Pre idetlt, presided over a slxart halls- pink carnations and gladioli. 110
iness session datiring which the, eeereta� I attendants wore flowered co" uel
try's report tivas read by :tibargaret I Vincealt Young, Goderioli, brother
or Becher. Tt was decided to hold the the bride, and Lee Regler,.'Zurie
ne 19,51 reunion at the llonle of 14Ir and Jblother-aa"-law of the groom, fdinn
50 Mr!a. Edmond Becher, Dashwood. ell the groom. After tho -inti
Er rSlate of ofvers :for 1951 reunion which waa serveel at the Edgewat
aro: president, Mr. I-Tenry Becker, jr;� Inn, Riverside, ,Are Oridasteoupiern 1(
secretary treasurer, Wallace Becker: 101rra wedding trip
G Nlnmber.s of other co-manittees: Mrs. I ii•o. Nor travellingtha !bride wore
V. 1,. Becker, !Mrs. Clif. &']"'On, El- Punic aabardbie suit, white access
Frieda Becker, Harold Stine, I+nlit res and a corsa,c of gladioli floa
1 friede", V. I,,, T ec Hai-old
or, Clic. e, T",1" and pink roses. On their return tT
+ will reside an Windsor.
Wk, Edward Sure.
Thursdaly, August 17th, 1950
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AVAILABLE AT
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and ZURICH.
.WE'RE READY TO HELP YOU.-
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It deserves the best of care—and that's what we're
ready to give it. Whether it's a complete lubrication
job or just a battery check, we really try to give good,
thorough Imperial service --the kind that will keep you
coming back.
We'd appreciate a chance to show you
what we can do.
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GOR. No. 84 & 21 HIGHWAYS
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AVE—ST. JOSEPH SERVICE IS PREPARED TO SAVE YOU SOME
MONEY ON YOUR TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRE NEEDS. COM -
':PARE OUR PRICES AND ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD TIRES!
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Women - Canvass platforms, wedge heels in clil-
ferent Colours. Leather Sandals, white
Red, Navy and Black. Also a limited
amount of white Buck. Dress Shoes.
Children.. - Fleet -foot in all lines and sizes. Also
Sandals in red, white and brown. See our
Scampers for $1.75.
Boys - Fleet -foot, including the softball and
basketball shoe. See our Scampers.
Men..- Woven vamp Oxfords, Platform straps,
crepe straps. See our Scampers.
Ladies, Please Note: we are now able to obtain
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the new DESCO shoe which will arrive in August.
We had hoped to get this Shoe last year, but as this is an
American shoe, inter.nati anal regu?.ations prevented this shoe
to arrive in Canada. But it's Coming this time.
WATCH FOR DESCO.
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Come in and see them - they'll speak for themselves
Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy Hard-
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