Zurich Herald, 1939-03-23, Page 1"Vol X! ,` X36
ZUfHCHe THURSDAY MOHNIN
ead the Home News.
MARCH
1939.
h, 7i Chester L. Smith, PubTi�;
'oa . ti$L25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Adverts*
s w, A ntt,,.L n.icS,:12 Mfr $ $]B .QELB FGCIIt
Follow the Local Ads.
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HAIRDRESSING
";PHIIEL'S HAIRDRESSING ' SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote you on. Specials for
Spring . and Summer Permanents,
`:..that are pleasing and: •'satisfactory,
and will give you personality Hair-
-dressing Salon on rear of store. For
appointments call uss by phone 102
.Zurich.
ST. PETER'S
tEsrangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT..
bA Changeless. Christ Ear a$ Mang -
hag World."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
"Thursday—Choir Practice:
:SUNDAY SERVICES
.10 a: in.—German Service.
11.15 a.m--Sunday SchooL
7.30 p.m.—English sere
'!Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEIM, Feetor.
• COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE: PRWES
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B.' Heckendorn, Minister.
Mrs. H. G. Hess, Organist.
10 A.M. Worship. Subject:—
"Paul's Secret of Happiness".
11. A,M. Sunday School.
7.30. P.M. Worship. Subject:—
"When is a Person a Christian."
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"Christ died for us that we :night
Live for Him."
IN MEMORIAM
Colosky—In loving memory of our
dear mother and grandmother, who
passed away one year ago, March
25th, 1938.
If I had seen you at the last
And held your dying hand and heard
The last sigh from your heart
I would not feel so bad.
I diel not know the sorrow
And paid you had
'I did not see you die,
•I only .knew you went away and nev-
er said "Good Bye" -
But willmot He who watched you here
Watch o'er you there the same,
For it was •our F Lather in Heaven
Called you from whence her came.
—:Sadly missed by Daughter and
Granddaughters..
INVEST14ATE HENSALL FIRES
Provincial .and village police op-
ened a. probe into two mysterious
1 �Q1 fires that brr-ae •out in Hensall re-
�. L' Zur rtg p t }� c "' Officials fear 'that a firebug
may be working. Clues indicate that
OPT OMETRIS:T at IcXEi'Ie•, ±he *burldir>gs array have been intent
z mna1I e on fire. Prov Constable
e rNeweat APPraeY? i 1YIwed Gderkeli. arid, hrr .'.,dee•
Week Day Except `e eluesday steal's department may be called ?
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER — ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
DOUBLE FEATURE
"THE THREE MESQUITEERS"
In
"RIDERS OF THE BLACK HILLS"
(Western)
"OUTSIDE OF PARADISE"
Musical Comedy, with
Phil Regan and Penny Blondie
"SINGLETON"
Star of the Comic Strip by
Chic Young
Mon., Tues., Wed.
"WINGS OF THE NAVY"
Special Feature, Starring
;GEORGE BRENT
Zurich's
Ladies' Wear
COAT SALE
Beginning MARCH 24th, we are
having a BIG SALE of LADIES
COATS and SUITS for Spring.
$8.95 To $14.50
NEW SPRING DRESSES at Prices
to Suit every Purse.
Note—Our Store is in our Residence!
Mr. F. J. Wickwire of Exeter, was
a Saturday visitor in town.
•' Miss Anna Datars s spending the
week with friends at London and
Toanto.
Sorry to report that Mr. J. W.
Hot;t.er of town is quite ill at MS
horiae here.
11Ir. and Mrs. Win. F. Braun and
faiifily of Forest were Sunday visit-
ors* the home of Mr. Wrn. Lamont.
1r. and Mrs. E. A. Hammon and
Doris, of London, were Sunday visit-
ors'aat the home of Mr. ana Ears. John.
Galster.
Mas. Emma Rose, who spent the
wirier months wth her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Kuntz, at Windsor, has
returned to her Zurich residence.
1\ rs. George Deichert is relieving
lriis - Guinan, as teacher of Room I,
Zur eh school. Miss Goman is III with
the toold.
Master. Ross Gascho, son of Mr.
an& Mrs. Norman Gascho while alig-
gting from a roof on Saturday morn-
ing,;; landed on ice, with the result
that, he fell and fractured his arm.
Medical aid was summoned and Ross
was';taken to Clinton Hospital, where
the racture was reduced.
Holding Supper
Ladies'.;, Aid of he Evangelical
are plammng to have ; a sup..-,
ie• basement of;, the ehurch on
Ch
er
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ERFECT
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DIAMONDS
'25
Distinguished by
a "heart" resign,
this 141e natural
gold creation re-
presents a value
of unrival•
led merit.
5
DIAMONDS5
$62.5°
Unmistakably smart
and perfect In
quality. 4 side
diamonds and brit.
handy beautiful
solitaire. White
er natural gold,
See them at A. G. HESS, Jeweler, Etc
For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracite
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
'Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling Ccs
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid for.
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Porte 10 - Hensall
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BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
We wish to anntrumee to ami Clientele that we have added a.
new wireless Permanent Waving- Machine :to ;our Beauty .Shop. With
this most modern and scientific method you have no weight or escess-
ive heat on your• head_ You are not connected to the electicity irs
any way, and you can have your permanents in from thirty seconds
to three minutes time., • We are equipped to give you any permanent
your hair requires.. Sea this machine before getting a new permanent.
Open Evenings. , Phone 159 for Appointments.
- WANT MORE TAX
Huron •County Fruit Growers Asso-
ciation,. at ;the annual meeting at
Clinton on Saturday, asked drat' the
excise tax on alcohols for Manufact-
uring synthetic vinegar be increased
from 271/, c. to $1 per gallon in or-
der to provide an outlet for low grade
Ontario apples in the manufacture of
cider vinegar. The federal members
for North and South Huron will be
anked to petition the Government to
this effect, while assistance of the
Canadian Horticn tuaat Council tlso
will. be asked. The association favor-
ed compulsory .advertising for •Ontar-
to apples. J. R.. Stirling, Bayfield,
r 'he president, presided. New officers
ele.eted were: Hon. prey., G. Leith -
wait, J. R. Stirling; president, Mrs.
D. A. Sloan Smith,
rich
Twp;
viae-Pres., R.. gY' Buc;
els; secy-treas., J. C. Shearer,agr-
icultural representative, Clinton ; Dir-
ectors. C. Laithwait, D. J. Lassahle,
S. Middleton, G'. Johnston, G. Sow-
erly, W. Joynt. Mrs. Sloan. Smith is
idle first woman to lie elected presi-
dent of a fruit growers' association
in Ontario. She is the• operator of a
70 -acre apple orchard! in Goderich
T ownship.
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WE SELZ. THE ;BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
;Garden f eteh�. Peas;, 2 ':hints . ..... i 5c
Maxwell Ho �.'offee, 1-1b., pr ;tin .... __._.., _3'6c
cakes _...--.,_
Sunlight Soap„ - ..._.._.
Oxydol„ large'. _...,...._. z �'c
1o�•g-
- Royal York .cue' Peko Tea, 1-1b.pkg , 63c
IATitb tea -pot
Brunswick Sarcines, per tin
Derby' Cheese„ Slims. If Ila. pk 15
es:,and,spreads, :1� � ,
;�i ;Quaker *ats, large pkg. ....... .2:ic
uiclk 25 c
Heinz. cooked s hetti, :xried.:2 :for
paghetti small .....,. ..10c
l -falai, ctZo�ktecl ',
Lyn Valley Tomatoes, :large :-2 rc :size; 3 tins ....25 c
McCcirrnicks or estan's soda ;biscuits, 2 pkg_ 25c
`See our new ss`spnerit -of-House'Dresses at ,.,1,191
Wallpaper fru buridk. •lots i '5r.. Double roll up;
'Border' 2c'yd. Our regular 'wall paper is priced
from. •l8`c double roll to '5Dc c o able. See these new-
est styles and patterns.,
'ERNEI�
is a 'Oat -rnvr
to
The focal onion dealers were re-
cently at •a special meeting at Exeter
where a Government Representative
met these dealers and advised them
of .the, new Laws irugaarding dutch set
onions. This law requires that all
onions should be graded and of one
kind. As at present many crops of
onions -have the white and yeIIow var-
ieties raised' up; and it will be neces-
sary to have these separated in order
to compl&• with the new regulations.
Crowded Out
We have set up a Tot of type for
our intere'st'ed readers, and at the
last minute or so afmrg• comes a big
adv, which ;g:reatlir curtails our space
for such, matter: Prowever•, we cannot
turn down these large ads. as they
mean bread and butter to us, and so
we will carry our reading matter on
till we -Mid' room':.
Purchases Properry
Mr. David Ducharme, who owns and
operates- a• fine • 200 -acre farm, 114
miles south of Zurich, has purchased
the dwelling property on Edward
Street; occupied'iby Ha S. M. Ander-
son and family, front Mr. A. W.
Peck, Bayfield, the owner. Mr. Du-
charme gets iinmed'i'ate• possession
but' will not move into. town until
next fall, • when lie intends to retire
front the farm and' enio•v' a much ne-
eded rest. Ma. JD'ucliartne• has leased
Iiia farm to one- of' his; sons.
SPECIAL SHOWING Safe Blbwsr at: lfix:nsatt
1 Burglars \Oittid' the Town Hall at
Talking Pictures lillensall on Tuesday night and by
foto opened Le
'Ph*me 240
AT
TOWN HALL' ZURIC&
On
Thursday, March 23rd„
WORLD BROS. PRESENIt
"The Fighting Gentleria"
With William Collier jr., Jae i+ phinc
Dunn, Pat O'Malley, .Lee Illaran and
others.
There's a whole barrage Fal thrills in
11.1E FIGHTING Gl''i?TE MAr1
the large; iron safe in
which are 'kept the rneunicipal docu-
ments. Jt,titt what vas the motive of
this we da not )snow; but we are as-
sured they; retei\eddi no cash as a re-
sult of their. effectts•. It was first dis-
covered, fly the 'caretaker Wednesday
normal when f e made his round's;
he disc+avered the safe was forced e1
en anda r,tansae4cl.
Couto." Equalizers
X08$; igtd Qtotinlan, the Hunan; Goe
unta equ11iiaaers, met recent with.
the toembere of Hay Township. Conn,.
cel, a- d ;explained their method of
nrri'ving et assessments of (aims• wad
village property and thein methdttof
keepingr•econ
•ds. The member of
A Fast Moving Stara—Superlative j• the council asked man, questetta re -
Screen Entertainment.
Perfect Somas? and Vision
Shorts and Comes/tee Added to »take
a Full EvenitP.=;'s Entertairimeatt•
8,15 pan.
Adults 25e, Children 15c.
A W(A), Brea. Show where happiness
Costs SO 1lttlta
garding the valuation, of asseswaaentt,
in Hay and considerable information
was obtained. The meeting, we un-
derstand, was of a more mutual and
agreeable nature than these men eY.-
perieneed with, some mtatti;eipal boards GENERAL Ili} {ERG'd M I`
in the Couniy,-, who are all fig�lrtttk.�
for what theythink Is right. Ta u,1 HON '� s ` '
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the whale thing; ;item a very temp,
PHON LA
licatefl zoite
S-U1T
AND
Extra Troupers
Take Advantage of this Free Pant Sale
Limited time only --Tailored to Measure by Can-
ada"s Leading Tailors ---Special Reduction on all
Goods.
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
s,sees4/oev9n4.eewaa4i0.04, +oa.ss:t4.44.000w�e0 a.0.0*4)
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EARLY
SPRING GOODS
We have all the Staple Lines Found in a Country
Store: Comfort Chintz and Bats, Prints, Broad-
cloths, Silk and wool Hose, Silk Hose, Men's
Socks, Gloves and Caps, Overalls, Smocks, sweat-
ers and sweater Coats, Aprons, (Housedresses at
reduced prices).,. Rubbers, Rubber Bobts.
Hardware, Ready Mixed Paints and Harness
Repairs.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
Rs Na DOUGLAS
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