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ZURICH ONTARIO
ZURICH HERALD
Authorized as second class mail,
Post Office Department, Ottawa.
BUSINES CARDS
Put Your Want, For Sale
Lost, Found, Etc. Adil. in this
Column.
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FOR QUICK. SALE s(
Used Dining room and Living a'
Roonr Suites. Low Prices, at the v'
John W. Orchard Westlake Furniture, Zurich. c
7 OPTOMETRIST FOR SALE S
Main Street — Exeter Choice Green Celery. Orders taken 2
by crate or less. Call 134, Zurich.
' Open Every Week Day B
f Except Wednesday Gerald Clirvgerich. y
Phone 355JFEMALE HELP WANTED a
GIRL 17 years' or ,over or twiddle
XICENSED AUCTIONEERS aged women to come to Hamilton V
for a month. or more to do light 11
"'— housekeeping, protestant and reliable n
AIN WALPER. Write at once stating ravages expected. C
Address, Mrs. S. Ii. Holtzman, 45 a
Kenmore Rd., Hamilton, Ont.
Licensed •Auctioneer U.
r4 NOTICE z
HURON AND LAMBTON Owing to' a Bulletin received from b
/'or your Sale, large ,or small., Cour- the Ontar
% lo Milk Distributors' Assoc-
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ow and Efficient Service at all iation, which allows an in -crease in v
Tones! the price of milk to the Producer; c
phone 57 r 2. DASHWOOD Beginning Monday, October 120rd,
the price of milk in Zurich will be:
17 cents a quart and 10c. a 1pint,
— Francis Kipper, Zurich Dairy. y
FOR SALE
GRAPES for Sale—Pick them a
yourself for $1.010 a !bushel—M. Sul- 1
swan, 3 miles south sof Camp Ipper-
wash i 10th. Con, Bosanquet Twp.
FOR SALE a
About 30 Pullets, W. Leghorn X r
W. Rocks. 6 months old, some are T.
E. F. CORBETT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
i jWW Reasonable, Satisfaction
Guaranteed
EXETER, R. R. 1
Phone-r—_:Ach 92r7.
V.ETERINARIA.N
laying. —Harold Reichert.
W. B. COXON, 13N. Sc' Winter Storage Vegetables I
VETERINARY SURGEON Place your orders for winter supply
r of Carrots, Cabbages, Beets, Cauli-
Street, flower, celery coloking onions, potat-
Efte with Residence, Main ,
Opposite Drug Store om. --Phone 812,1 r 19, Zurich. * �
ZURICH GEORGE BULLOCK
S'UTCHERS FOR SALE
A Registered Ayrshire young Bull
8 months old; T. B. Tested.—Hilton
hpi)lllar Truemner, phone 85 r 11.
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MEAT T T
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'+het Us supply You with the
Choice of Fresh and Cur-
ary Ch
led Meat, �
Bolo as, Sausages,
s
Etc. always s on handKept
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hesh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest '
t Cash Prices
Wool Hides and Skins
- - un hlut & SO"
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PRODUCE
Silverwood
NOTICF
n:Mr
nne-
'pmet
Farm E
New Idea r Equipment'
sipolis-Moline Tractors and Machin-
ery; Boom's Wagon Unloaders; new
and used machines. — New" Idea
Distributors,rs, G
oderrh
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Ont.
Phone:
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Carlow
2821.
FOR SALE
1100 Sussex pullets, 6 months told.
Apply to Neil Gingeric'h, Phone 90 r
2, Zurich.
FOR QUICK SALF
Three sets of steps for Quick
Sale, approximately '6' by 4' high.
Community Centre Board, J. Haberer
N O T I C E
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STRAYED Unto my farm, south
Zurich a Hereford heilfer with calf
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at
fio,ot. Owner can have same by
dash Market for Cream, Eggs provinw'
property and paying expen-
89
Poultry ses.—Alphonse
Dietrich, phone r
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and
Eggs Graded 011
Have Your Egg
15, Zurich.
our
FOR SALE
AUTOMATIC
1945 Fargo Half -ton pickup, two
EGG GRADER
new tires, heavy duty on rear. Con1-
LeRoy O'Brien, (Manager
plete with racks and tarp.—AlberIt
Erb, (phone 97 r 4, Zurich
Eton 101 Zurich
WANTED
Zurich CreamerY
Old Horses, suitable for mink feed
IFhone Collect.
Wild pay 2c. a pound.
Irour Home Market for Cream
Jack Gilbert, 9.36 r S1, or 'Ashley
Gilbert 936 r 312, Godericb, Ont. -tf
Eggs and Poultry
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS,INCOME
,_,•
TAX REPORTS
a premium for deliveredcream
AUDITING, ETC., ETC.
to effi-
NORMAN COWAN
We are equipped give
HAY POST OFFICE
siert accurate service. Egg
Dashwood 40 r 13. P4'
and Poultry department in
]dead Stock
icharge of Mr. T. Meyers.
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2.7.5 Each. Prompt Service fo
Proprietor
Ms. Minshall, p
ifting.--Jack Williams. Call Phon
214 r 4, Crediton Central. -c1-525
INSOP.ANCE
NOTICE
Western Farmers'Mutual
WHITEWASHING & CLEANINC
Arrangements can be made
Bill Watson
Weather Insurance Co.
Dashwood — Phone 35x19
OF WOODSTOCK
DASHWOOD
ME LAJR,GEOT RESERVE BAL-
Mr and NIrs: Jack Huffman or F
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
Colborne are visiting with relative
IWAL QOMPANY DOING BUSINESS
Mr and Mrs. Keith Wildfoxg spe
the •week -and with his parents, 111
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO , ,
and Mrs. G. Wildfong.
-Amount of Insurance at Risk on
Mr and Mrs. Wallace Lockha•
December 319+, 1946
.Lyle and Karen of Fingal; Mr' a,
¢ $73,699,236.00
NIrs. Don Lockart and .Mr. Pru
'Craig, Su
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds.
Lockhart of Ailso were
$444,115.39
day visitors with Mr and Mrs. Lor
Ratez on Application
Genttner.
Mr. find 1lrx. 0. Yager of Brigll
L F. I�LOPP—ZURICH
Cr,Mrand Mr and Mrs. 1111for a
A G E N T
daughter Jean and friend Gerald :t
Also Dealer in Lightning Rods
()u:f.rle Of NOW l-Tam'r,m•:: acre Si
d� •isitonl with Mr and Mrs, J.
tud all kinds of x ire d118UIC lrice,1,1'ieinan.
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,ocnL NEwsi
Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Smith motored Of
•Seaforth and Goderich ion (friday on the tabic �
Mr and Mrs. Henry 'Clausius and s
n Hugh; Mr and Mrs. Elmore Thiel r
tended the funeral of the 1 -ate Har- B
:y Riehl at Sebringville on Sunday, .....
CO HYDRO 'USERS IN ZURICH. - i
Hydro 1power will be shut 'off on s :
znday, Oct. 02 for two hours, from
p.m.. to 4 p.m. � a
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Mr and Mrs. Howard Doering ana o
arbara of Wellesley; :Mr and ,'Mrs,
`illiam ;Revel of Toronto, spent tho
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hanksgiving week -end at the home
MY and Mrs. Lawrence Beaard,
Mr. Charles Fritz and Miss Pearl
`urtz were SundalY) guests at the the meal is ready.
ime of Wr and Mrs. Harold Keller- No meal is complete without plenty
all, Dashwood, also attendink the of delicious wholesoir-e bread. And
alvary Ev.' U. B. church annivers- TASTY -NU tasts good and is good
^y at that place. hearty food for you. Every slice a
Mr 'and Mrs. Chris. Sclnvartzen slice of energy-
•uber; Mr and Mrs. Elmore Schwart- Buy an extra Loaf today—start
,ntrwber and children of New Ham, now to serve more bread at every
urg; Mx and Mrs. John Ruby and meal. Get your TASTY -NU Bread
,ewe visitors att Peter Ba'at the `tasty -Nu Bakery or at your
the he of Tavistock, Home of their local Grocers.
)usins, Mr and Mrs', Chris. Gascho.
Mr and 'Mips. Edmund Oeseh of the Tasty - Nu akery
•oshen Line north; Mr* and Mrs.
.libert Bachert and baby, .spent the PHONE 100 — ZURICH
,eek -end at the home of the form-
r's brother, Mr and Mrs. John
lesch, of Pigeon, Mich, where they
ttehided the wedding of one of the EVANGELISTIC
fitter's children; Oesch - 'Schultz SERVICES
,edding.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fischer, Mr. IN THE
nd Mrs. John Modmann of Chesley,
rere visitors at the home of Mr and Blake Mennonite Church
Irs. Milton Oesch. The latter's FROM SA
lother, Mrs. Mink, who had beeln MO
pending some time visiting rel- October 22nd to 29th. PP
s and friends at Chesley, returned
ome with them. Every Evening at 8 p.1r1.
Attending Convention Evangelist:—PH,I'LEMON L. FREY
Mrs. E. W. Heimriah, Mrs. E• Of Archbold Ohio.
.'urlc'heim, Mrs. E. Klopp• and Mrs.
Ierb Mousseau motored to Stratford The ;Public is Cordially invited!
where they attended the Lutheran
]V'.M.S. Convention .as delegates from TO SPEAK IN HENSALL
it. Peter's Lutheran church.
Ripe Raspberries �.
Mrs. Norman Fleischauer brought :1 ;?: �w::h:&;4:. i•
y .fine
:o our office on Tuesday 'a ver
•am le of red ripe raspberries w 1lich .nf,
picked
n the garden of her Ilei-
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sent Tuesday ":>>`Sl�#'�<>s;. �•;",`
,Mxs. L. Simpson.
.Fa'•'Niai%i; `Ji3'i?3s`z.
Hensall Girl Guides are sponsoring
Saturday 21st. M b
�; er drive Y
a paper
azines and papers tied in .bundles, P `
and left in front of homes in the
morning will be appreciated. I
The Wlanen's Missionary -Society
of the United Church will entertain R. H. WINTERS ■
the members of the Baby Band and
their mothers in the school room of Hon. Ro rert H. Winters, ve p- •
the church Wednelsdayi afternoon, Ministej of Resources and Develop- •
Oct. 25th at 3 p.m. Everybody wel- ment, in the Federal Government, I1
come. will. address the annual meeting of
Miss Ethel (Murdock, of Calgary, the Huron Liberal Association on
Alta., a former well known Hensall Friday evening, Oct. 20th at 8:30
resident who has been vacationing in p.m., in Hensall Town Hall. Mr. �
Toronto and Hensall for the past Winters, one of the younger nlenwb- :
nuiraber of weeks iniderwent a major ers of the, Cabinet, is an outstanding •
operation at the' Women's College speaker, and it is anticipated that the
Hospital, Toronto, on Tuesday Oct. meeting will be largely attended. •
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10th, and at date of writing is pro- Mr and Mrs. Gus Voth, Gwen and
gr Rev. nicely.Detroit visited in Hensall
Rev. W. J. Rogers, B.A., B:D.,was Jinnmy, ,
guest speaker at anniversary services over the week -end. •
at Centralia United Church Sundaly Harold Farker, well known Hensall
Oct. 16th, Rev.. -G•. Burton, of Cen- district farmer, who was taken Illy •
tralia occupied the pulpit in the Un- ambulance Sunday to Clinton Hosp- •
ited Church helre and del.iered two ital, seriously ill, at date of writing A
inspiring messages. On Sunday is improving nicely.
morning Oct. 22nd a baptismal ser- At the Bingo held in the Legion 1!
vice will be held. Hall, Saturday evening, sponsored by 4
Peter Kilpatrick,. who has been the Ladies' Auxiliary, Miss Audrery ;
spending the past four months with Walsh was the lucky winner of the I
his brother and sister in Moose Jaw, dloor prize, a dressed -lamp.
Courtland Miss I
Sask., and Edmonton, Alta, arrived Miss Ethel Troyer, , 4
home Saturday 15th, while out West Mary
Mrs. Troyer,
WmRT ., St. haniartland 1
he celebrated his 82nd birthday. IVIr
Kilpatrick who makes his 'home wit,, spent Sundag, with !Mrs. Geo. Hud- 14
MY and Mrs. Wm. Kyle, Ki,ppen,made sox. 1,
the trip out West 'and back alone by MP and Mrs. Walker Carlile spent
train. ithe week -end at Niagara Falls and
Bazaar argil' 'Home Cooking Sale other places.
r will be held ix the schoolroom of the A very enjoyable evening was
United 'Church, 'Saturday, October spent at Carmel Presby church when
)' 21st, 13 to 5 'p:m. afternoon tea will the Arnold Circle Evening Auxiliary
be served. Sponsored by the Woinens entertained their husbands and fri- -
Assoc. of. Chiselh,xcst United Church. ends at supper, after which a fine
Mrs. L. 'Simpson left Sunday for progyranl was rendered, and Rev. P.
Detroit, where she ryvil visit with A. Ferguson introduced the speaXer
•members of her,: family for two ~reeks of the evening, Mr. Cann of Exeter,
A masquerade haliowe'en dance wl>♦ gavQ 'a very interesting talk on
will be held in. the Town Hall, Fz'id-m# the World Co>sfer•ence for Christian
Oct. 27th, 'sponsored by Amber Re; Edtcation held in Toronto this sum-
lbekah oral d:0.0.F..lodges. (Mur- mer. All en,$olYled the evening very
dock's orchestra. " n1u'
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren, Mr. Mrs. Maziyl Brown, highly esteem-
Mr.
and Mrs. James Berngoug'ls, of Herr I ed resident mrd wife of the late Gro.
S. sall; MY and Mrs. 'W'• A. IM�acLaren I Brown, passed away 'at Mitchell,Sun-
it of Goderich, were 9n Guelph recently day Oat. 15th in her 94th year. The
r guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Camli- former Mary Ann Blatachfordl been
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ball, while thwre they attended a thorn in Uslboriae Twp.,
t" concert in (the Colle;•iate, the artists a resident of Hensall for over 60
Id being barber sleep quartettes from yearse She msided with her daughter
1e 'Toronto, brarxhord, Hamilton, Lon- Mrs, J. H. Wilsoai, Strati'ord for
a don arcs. Ctualph. g' dome years, ;but Iter dauglitm• having
1r Elinlville W. 1. will present a ihrge met with a serious accident, was un -
act comlydlYrcirama ,Co
In the able to look after her. A member of
is 'l'own Hall, Hensall, Monday night, Hens'ali United Church and WMS.
rd Nov. 6th., sponsored by the Wohelo beside her d'aug#zter, a son Mervyn,tel-
:c Clas of .the ITnited Chin rh. This Holisal.l ,and a brother Dr. B. BIat.clz-
1r. play 11as Dern pre;,entr,d ttiventy-foil,• ford, Salern, Ore.. The funeral is bc>.
\l direr• in dlfrr,rel,t nl•w.es and colnes ling held 'W'ed. Oct. 18th, with inter -
highly recornmended, ,melit ill Exeter acklietery.
'.Thursday, October 19th, 19,50
ATTENTION FARMERS!
FEEDING MOLASES ARE GOING UP IN. PRICE EVERY
DAY. OUR STOCK GOES AT THE OLD PRICE, SO ACT
NOW.. We have a limited Supply of No. 1 5x Shingles at a
Price. Now is the time to Worm those iPullets. We have a
good supply of Worm Par on hand at all times.
We carry a good supply .of Concentrates for every need. So
come in and try a good Co -OP, Mix!
ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS
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Hensall gist. Co -Operative
HENSALL and ZURICH
-WE'RE READY TO HELP YOUR
u y :
YOUR CAR represents a major investment.
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
*H*Q i� wh,rt ive taxi do.
8,1ectci Y crcier IMPERIAL
ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION
GDR. No. 84 & 21 HIGHWAYS Isso
DEALER
VE—ST. JOSEPH SERVICE IS PREPARED TO SAVE YOU SOME
mor ON YOUR TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRE NEEDS. COM-
ARE OUR PRICES AND ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD TIRES!
Are you in need of Fall Footwear? If so, it will
pay YYou to visit our Store and see for yourself.
A limited
number of Men's W hoes
Work Shoes,
Outside
Counters, leather soles and heels at no increase in
prices. Also a specialg
offer 1n
ladies' ro ggi
nil
Loafers formerly $6.75 for $5.75. Double A and
B
' o . Widths. -You'll be in love with this beautiful
Buy! o
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�uy A Bo att)�.
You can't go wrong when you buy a well known
Reliable Beatty Washing Machine
We carry a full line of the Genuine Beatty Washers
at three popular prices:
$119.50 149.50 159.50
Also the New Beatty Electric Ranges.
Come in and see them - they'll speak for themselves
Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy Hard-
ware on hand.
Scarf e's Endurable Paints, Enamels and Varnishes.
Almatex Plastic Paints, Kem-Glo, Etc.
'Our Aim—To Serve and Satisfy!
'Datars
Main St. Hardware Store Phone 213
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ENJOY YOURSELF ? ? ?
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK --
"The Harvest is past, the Summer is ended, and
We are not Saved: Jer 5;20.
FIIMNDS; What despair if our summer were ended
and all chances of being saved were past for-
ever! VCat joy could there be in a Christ -
less Eternity?
Behokl now is the accepted time; behold now is the
day of salvation. 11 Cor. 6:2.
How much to be Desired are the Master's Words:
"Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord. Matt. 25:21
Come unto Me, all ye that labour and are heavy
laden, and I will give you rest. Matt. 11:25.
CHAS E. }aULLERO 5 p.rn., DST. Sundays ADC Nztwork