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ZURICH HERALD
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BUSINES CARDS -
John W. Orchard
I OPTOMETRIST
T Main Street — Exeter
Open Every Week Day
T Except Wednesday
Phone 355J
JaCENSED AUCTIONEERS
ALVIN WALPER
Licensed Auctioneer
HURON AND LAMBTON
yor your Sale, large or small, CO'Lly-
teaas and Efficient Service at all
Times! DASHWOOD
phone 57 r 2.
E. F. CORB TT
Y LICENSED AUCTIONEER
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formageascnable, SatisSacti9n
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EXETER, R. R. I
Phone eh 92x7.
�VETERiNARIA.N
W B. COXON, I3N. Sc -
VETERINARY SURGEON
E f ice with Residence, Main Street,
Opposite Drug Store
��e.•--96 ZURICH
BUTC1-1ERS
Z.arichs' popular
Durrand In -Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Friday, -September 8th, to
Mr land Mals. Philip Durrand, Zurich,
a son.
Schwalm In Clinton Public Hios-
pital :on Tuesday, September 5, to
Mr and :Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Hen-
saill, a son ( Charles Gordon,)
Bo¢u: — At the Farwell Nursing
Home, Zurich, Ion Wednesday, Sept-
ember 20th, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs.
John Turkheim, Zurich, a son, a .bo-
ther for Marion.
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost. E ound, Etc. Ads. in this
Column.
FOR SALE
A number iof pullets. Apply to
Lawrence Birisson.
. NOTICE
New Idea Farm Equipment: Minne-
apolis -Moline Tractors and M•achin-
elly; Boom's Wagon Unloaders; new
and used machines. — New Idea,
Distributors, Goderich, Ont. Phone
Carlow 2821. *3t
FOR SALE
11100 Sussex pullets, 6 months fol
Apply to Neil Gingerich, Phone 90
2, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALE
Three sets of steps for Quick
Sale, approximately 6' by 4' high.
Community Centre Board, J. Halberer
N O T I C E
STRAYED Unto my faTin, south
of Zurich a Hereford heifer with calf
at foot. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying expen-
ses.—Alphonse Dietrich, phone 89 r
115, Zurich. c
LOST
In Zurich, a fountain pen. Finder
please return to Milton Oesch.
MEAT MARKET FOR SALE
] You with the
Let Us Supp y y A quantity of good potatoes for
,,Very Choice of Fresh and Cur- `winter storage. Place your order now
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages, for your supply. --Josiah Steckle, R.
Etc., always on hand. Kept R. 2, Zurich.
fresh in Electric Refrigeration _HONEY FOR SALE(
Highest Cash Prices for Fqr a limited time only, No. 1
WOOh Hides and Skins clover Honey at 20c. lb; and amber
at .15c.Bring your- co
IT.'i11 balfe'� SoHEobeier & Sons, Zurich.
PRODUCE .
Silverwood
LOCAL NEW61
STRAYED
Unto my pasture, Lot 15, Co
.9, Hay Township 141 head lof 3 -year
old Steers. Owner can have same by
proving propert i and paying expen-
ses.—Arnold`Merner, Phone '81 r 20
Zurich.
DAIRIrjoFOR SALE
Ew& Market for Cream, Eggs Marsh Grb�vn Vegetables, corn on
and Poultry cob, cabbages, (potatoes, carrots, etc.
- Gerald Gingerich, Phone 1,34 Zur-
Have Your Eggs .Graded on ich.
our
AUTOMATIC FOR SALE
Mrs.. Ed.Data. rs,' Sr., was a recent
visitor to Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. -C. L. Smith were at
3eafoxth and Goderie'h on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Corless of Clinton,
vere recent visitors wilth their dau-
;hter, Mr. and Mms. Kenneth Beakey.
Mliss Agnes Hartman of Hamilton,
'i -sited with Mr and Mrs. Kovno .Hart-
nan last week.
Mr. ' Kenneth Routledge of Cali~ -
'ornia spent a few days with friends
n town over the week -end.
Mm. and Mrs. Frank Ralithby and
ions of Auburn were Sunday visitors
it the home of Mr, and Mrs. William
teichert.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Duehanme of
;he B.W.H. spent a couple of da"
vilth Mr and Mrs. Kuno Hartman of
,he Goshen ,sou-th.
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Oeach spent
iunday in Lucknow where they visit-
sd with their •niece Miss Eileen Reiid,
rho .is here on a motor trip from
Winnipeg, Man.
Ma'. and .Mrs. WiViam H. Haugh
and Mr. and Mrs. Urban PPfile of the
14th Con., spent a few days with: re-
tatives in Pigeon and Kinde, Mich.,
recently.
Adv. H. E. Roppel is at Kitchener
tion -day, Wednesday, attending an ex-
ecutive
x-
e B ivan e tingof the TEvangeldaal
Messrs. Ward Fritz and Edwin
Gascho spent a few days last week
in the former's island cottage Un the
Parry Sound District. -
�Misses Maiildla, Alice and Susie
Johnson of Kitchener, and cousin
Harold Johnson of Toronto, called on
friends in town on Mlanday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacKinnon and
son Ross of Toronto, and Dr. and
Mrs. Archie MacKinnon of Galt were
week -end visitors at the home of the
forlmer's mother, Mrs. Matilda Mac-
Kinnon.
To Attend Rally
The Fall Rally of the Crediton
District of the W. M. Society of the
Evangdlical U. B. Church, will be
held in the Rodney Evangelical
Church on Tuesday, September 26t'h.
A chartered .bus has been engaged
by the Crediton, Dashwood and Zur-
ilch Ladies in which they wil1l ibe con-
veLved to -and fro.
it Was Cool and Wet
A very coal 'and wet spell of wea-
ther vWted these parts last week,
just in tinne for the Western Fair at
London. However, farmers could
not do much at home so many of
them got out the car and drove to
the Fair, and not a 'bad way to spend
a day at that.
•BREAD
on the table
µ�
the meal i5 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 a
slice of energy -
Buy an extra Loaf today—start
now to serve more bread at every
meal. Get your TASTY -NU Breac
at the Tasty -Nu Bakery or at your
local Grocers.
Tasty -Na Bakery
PHONE 100 — ZIJRIC14
,y-'Vrr, a d rs. Kenlneth Breakey
have commencedl building their new
home in the south end of town. The
basement excavation is complleted,
and 'the foundation _is :getting, under.:..:
way. i`�in ' wi a a'easonable amount
of~ good weather this fall these new
homes under way should -get closed
in rrh the time the snow will actually
be flying.
POPULATION INCREASES
Ottawa — Canada's population has
topped the 13j850,000 mark. The
Bureau of Sb'atistics estimated that it
reached 13,871,00 on July 1st, the
latest date for which figures are •av-
ailabl8—far a gain of 143,000 lower
the January 1, total of 13,72.8,000. f
At July list, last year it was 1113,579- h
000.
113,579-
000.
EGG GRADER •
•7.00 New Hampshire Pullets, have
FATHER HUSSEY PASSES
started to lay.—Alvin Gingerich,
LeRoy O'Brien, Manager Phone 90 r 6, . Zurich. c
Rev. Thomas P. Hussey, 'rector of
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phone 101 Zurich
FOR SALE
St. James' Church, Seaforth, died in
St. Joseph's Hospital, Dondon, on .
YOUR
Sunday night last, at tlhe age of 7'3
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ZVr�CII Creamery
1945 Fargo Half -ton pickup, two
Com-
yiealrs. He had been ill for 1b4+e past
Hussey served as 'S
new tires, heavy duty on rear.
with racks and tarp.—Albert
year. Father
"plain, with the rank of captain,
plete
:Your Home Market for Cream Erb, Phone 97 r 4, Zurich "
i'n the First World War. He was�Born
in :the townsi.ph of Ashfield, Huron
Eggs and -Poultry
FOR SALE
County. After receiving his early
in his home Itownship, the
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
g-h.p• 1215 cycle motor; Half h.p.
'axle, rip and
education
attended Ass;um'ption College, Sand -
for and phdlosolihy, and
for deliveredcream
air compressor, trailer
cul;, off saw. —Apply I. Willert,
with, classics
later entered the Grand Seminary in
the=
k premium
to effi-
Phone 210 Zurich.
Montreal, taking hits clourse ,in
ology. In 1,904 he was ordained into
We are equipped give
FOR SALE
the Holly Priesthood.
'(Gent accurate service. Egg
Durham Cow for sale, carrying her
In M&Cristrete's Cnurt.
and Poultry department in
third, calf, clue Sept. 3rd,. Apply to
Sol Gingerich, Phone 84 r S.
Stanley Martin, operator lo(f Dool-
!charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
�fi1 A N T E D
WANTED
ey's lunch, Grand Bend, was septen-
ced to two months in jail for boot-
Chas, Minshall, prmprletor
by Magistrate D. E. Iiolmes
Old Horses,• suitable for mink feed at Exeter police court Tuesday. of
discellaneous Items, on' the Premis-
b in the Village of Zurich. The un-
Will pay 2c. a pound. Phone Collect.
last week. It was 'Mar'tin's setlond off -
I N S U R °A'N C E
Jack Gilbert, 93G r. '2]., or Ashley enee this summer. He was fined $50
Ont. Four
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Gilbert 936 r 312, Goderich, -tf
ill June on a similar charge.
age, testi-
s !
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
wiltnesses, all 21 YCIRTS of
fi.ed thely Ibouglit a case of :beer from
Auguste0
Western Farriers .
1fila1
artial for $'8 on Sunday,
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS,
A smashed "coke" bottle led to the
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Weather Insrrra�rae�"Cnm..
INCOME TAX REPORTS
cl<arge, One of Mae boys who sai;(ihe
the sof!
ea
AUDITING, ETC., ETC.
was "ipretty high" smna5hed"
on the main street o2
OF WQ0. bstoI~
NORMAN COWAN
drink lbatrtle
Grand Bend. Resid'en'ts complained .tc
WHE LARGEST '1 ESURVE B.A11
IdAI' POST OFFICE
.015h�OS 40 r 13. p4t Police which resulted in the bootleg•
The boys, two 17 year(
A.N•CE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
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ging arrest.
0f age, one 19 and one 40, o'll 'o�
UAL COMPANY U0.ING BUSI,N7 SS
D���()(�
Enlib,ro said they (bought a cave a
iron
OF THIS KIND IN ONT-ARI'0?.'.
chairs, drop leaf table, 4 kitchen
O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock Ale
b(
mount of Insurance .It Risk on _ l?artin for $8.. — It p:soved tb
$2.75 Eaeh.Prom t Sevvice for
day for Grand Bend operat
December 31sk, 1.946
�i73,699,236.00
�:incic ii' iltnlns. Call 7'h(1nelbat^coin
Lifttn r
'+
(,1, tvhrn MlIgistrnte Holmes, vilio h,v
Total Cash in. Bnnk and Bonds.
nil 1 (, ( n t i,' 1. ; -r1 , •,O
a LL ,1-.r I n:. cr,nntlt" levied tit; m:tx:lnum "n
$40 for offences -against the Lord'
$444,115,39
:fates; on Application
P1 fn If I C y,:,
i of
i 1 0- t thron�llout the atunme7
11o) tit'n• •, !1 1 ,:j. , t .e
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r w :•tl 1 i{�.
i�Jll'i 'i l:"xJ . k:il9 e T�tS":� I'".{ •lr: Villa i . ldi'4
Ito 111 of these cones~ ton ape t ata:
is call 1)a 'made 1 Cll`llg(
rttn(l:.�YBill
11 lY J:J.r
Arranf,aninn
Watson
�•N atson
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r t{cil
1' del):�tnus dl lvin:o t,L nim.st i',(,:
klos,ollben"v
Axl.so Dealer in Lightning Modal Dashwood — Plione 35x19
of Detroit and Frt
bnd all Finds of Fire Insurance
` �13tidL,n', Luc., were ttdjour:lecl.
GLENN'S
Auto Wreckers
Phone 418-M EXETER
USED CARS
USED PARTS
TIRES, HEATERS AND
ACCESSORIES •
TWO GOOD STEEL TRAILERS
BOXES WITH FENDERS -
TO SPEAK OVER CBC
Thursday, September 21st, 1950
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Only Re -Cleaned Grain Used in Our Feeds
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Hensall Dist. CO -Operative
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HENSALL and ZURICH
YOUR CAR represents a major investment.
It deserves the best of care—and that's what we're
ready to give it. whether ir'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 shoal) you
Hector'
�yf� $ 15•� what we can do.
1iecFo c.,".cier IMPERIAL
ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION �,
COR. No. 84 & 21 HIGHWAYS y
DEALER
SAVE—ST. JOSEPH SERVICE 15 PREPARED TO SAVE YOU SOME
MONEY ON YOUR TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRE NEEDS. COM-
PPARE OUR PRICES AND ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD TIRES!
Summer Footwe 1
Women - Canvass platforms, wedge heels in dif-
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
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, international regulations prevented this shoe
to arrive in Canada. But it's Coming this time. ,
WATCH FOR DESCO.
poration
Beecroft
Church,
National
Ottawa,
Phis
C.B:C.
tawa,
hear
Oeschb ov stive
Res. Dr. W. A. Beecroft
The Canadian Broadcasting
has invited Rev. Dr. W . A•+�;��ra�►��.
>�m►"'�':-%" �'
of the Wingham United
to give an address 'on the
Evening Hour irc•in
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(Sunday
on S'undaly, September 24th.
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national evening service 's
It is broadcasted
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you can't go wrong when you buy a well known
production.
rom Stewarton United Church, Ot-
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Reliable Beatty Washing Machine
and we all will be please
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Dr. (Beecroft give the message.
We carry a full line of the Genuine Beatty Washers
Cling Auction Sale
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at three popular prices
)f Valuable Houselltold Effects and
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$119.50 149.550 159.50
discellaneous Items, on' the Premis-
b in the Village of Zurich. The un-
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Also the New Beatty Electric Ranges.
iersigned Auctioneer has been in-
,tructed to sell by public auction on
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Come in and see them - they'll speak for themselves
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd.
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Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy Hard -
At 1 o'clock p.m. sharp
leather
ware on Hand.
3 -piece( Chesterfield suite,
davenport, large leather rocker and
Scarfe's Endurable Paints, Enamels and Varnishes.
Aairs, living room table, extension
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dining r00% table, 12L dining room
Almatex Plastic Paints, Knill-Glo,..Etc.
chairs, drop leaf table, 4 kitchen
chairs, Westinghouse electric radio,
le, end table
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Our Aim—To Serve and Satisfy!
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amtique 'centre tabsmall
folding table, various oak Kers,
buffet, combination hook shelf and
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table, oak parlor set, Rayn:onct sew-
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wooden
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ins machine, 8 -day clock,
ad
bed, springs and .:mattress, commode •
juin St. Hardware Store one ?13
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and dresser, G steel ibeds with .springs p N\ —�-�-
and.,.ma'ttrEiss, 3 toilet sets, feather -
tick, 'kitchen cabinet, couc;t, solid
tAblest double cupboard, ;2 cellar
t�blea, flowers and flower boxes,fern
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stnnds, graining set, large trunk,
suiall cradle, 2 -+burner electric stove,
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used only 6 months, 3 -burner coal
TO TRUST INI THE LORD
oil ptove, "all coal oil heater, was-
bing machine, small weigh scales,
Than 'I'o Put Confidence in Man. Psalm 1 1 c�: .
electric lamps, parlor rug 1`9x15',
new linol7bum, meat grinder, paper
Cursed be the lean that t:u.steth in 111an.:Ind rlakt'ti: fie�h
rook, pictures, picture frames, mirors
his srnl, and lYlwse heart de tl f ,fl „nl ih; 1 rt d. Ter.
p
lice table cloths, large assortment of
and
The heart, is deceitful abu%"c all thinks nn{l. de.,per,it .y Yvl�ked;
mats, limens, quilts, comforters f
bedding, and pillow cases, i
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Who can know it. -•- Jer. 17:5.
pillows
ass ware, goblets, ;
fwncy dishes, glass
I the Lord, .Larch the hr•:ut. I try tll�` :(ln: even to ;Five
Ili;; and a.c,:tlilt *o the.
�issaware, silverware, quantity of i
eVery man atrcording to tY
his dot -. - Jur. t" lP).
Nf�t, :begs quantii�y, of scale:, and ! i
frocks, full line o;t kitchen utensil ! !
fruit of
ills.. vd is the :raft Mat {ru. lwth it, Inv Ion! :?.Ill
latinn slower, fruit stan&, �::rcl, tt i ;
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Will. S. John;toll, Clerk.
.Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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