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Zurich Herald, 1939-04-27, Page 1' 1✓i�1. XXXE w41 Z U R 'ICH,. THURSDAY MOR 1' G, APRIL 27, 1939. Chester I:, Smith, Pu1 1Mt ;1.25, a year, U.S. $1.50 in AdvILIMIMI see) d y:.IM ARS,12 X ea. B= OHA1wf114 Read the Home New Follow the Local Ads , HAIRDRESSING THIEL 'S HAIRDRESSING SALON SPECIALS FOR SPRING Let us quote you MX Specials for Spring and Sommer. Permanents, T that are pleasing and sY, and will give you personality Hair- dressing Salon on rear of store. F102 r appointments call us, by pheame Zurich. ST. Pte" S .1Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH -- ONT. Chaneeleac Chraat for a Chang- ing 'ing World." - friday, 8h—Luther Lead. 'Thursday—Choir Practice: SUNDAY SERVICES: -.ltf a. m.—German. Service. -11.15 a.m.—Sunday SehooL 7.50 p.m.—English service. l:Eaerybody Welcome to, all 'mss. E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor. VR 'EMMANUEL. EVANGELICAL. CHURCH C. 'B. ' Heckenrlort , Minister. Mrs. 'H. CG. 1Hesi, Organist 10 A.M. Worship. 'Subject:— What Jesus •teaches :about 'the spirit I1. A,M. Sunday -School. 130. P.M. Worship. Subject:— Junior ubject—Junior League Participating. "Tears never yet.saved a soul. The Miele does nos say 'Weep and be saved, bue 'Believe and be saved." COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES ,.-C. E. Znr°br gg OPTOMETRIST at EXETER ue New at ved of yesightTesting > . T Opem wry Week Day Except "tibresimesdisse 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. Leavitt's Theatre ' EXETER --• ONT. Thursday, Friday, SaturdaY r, 4SUBMAR1NE PATROL':f',' With Richard :Green, George' - Bancroft. �r SPECIAL -2 Shows Only.' SATURDAY MATINEE. MIDNIGHT 1VLONDAY12.05 a. DOUBLE FEATURE "OVERLAND STAGE RAIDE With "THE 3 MESQUITEERS"s "TENTH AVENUE KID" With Brut* Cabot, Beaverly Reberts, Tommy Ryan The Roe Farms' Milling -Co Feeds. R. DAVIDSO .Eggs .on a graded basis. Pone 10 - Hensall .• %on., Tues., Wed. "LOVE AND HISSES" r.• Starring: Ben Bernie, Walter, " en- chell, Simon Simone, Joan 1:0'tis• IN MEMORIAM HIFY--an loving memory otefur dear parents, (Dad and Mother),.iwlio passed away 4 years ago this se:* • Always good, unselfish .anal kine ^:o,ll Few on this earth their: equal find, Two of the best thato the God Loving parents, right .-Sadly missed by their Fa BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP —YOUR HAIR The most important thing to complete your spring outfit is your hair.. Treat it as such and come to us for your next PERMANENT WAVE. Introducing to yam for the first thet newest scientific r treatment, it is our pleasure to present "Prescription n " Whether your hair be finer Bourse, white, etc., we now have a special lotion for each. tege an& you are therefore assured of a wave in the •� manner you have aTways, wanted. Why Accept it.- Substitute for the Best. No advance in prices. E Phone 159 Zurich for Appoiuements. MRS. -ED. GA.SG'HQ, Prop. . .«.. • Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Granulated Sugar,, 10 lbs. ' _.`....4.._._511C Garden. Patch; Peas„ tins ........—_ 15 c Maple Leaf Sockeye Salmon, •half• 7c.�-_._,.__,- 9c i �l� tin Fry's Cocoa. half' .1 i _..� 1 c Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs. _ ..` per ......._......19c Coilcentratetl'. Baer Suds,P `k g- ••-.._. ,� ,.. cakes �...__-_-..,c Palmolive Soap„�9+,:, Bee Hive Coxa Syrup .s ...... ....... _....... ._. 39 P. and. G . Soap, 6 Cakes .,._... .. c 25c ' 'Oxydol, age -pkg.. � Jif Super fine Soap Flakes and 1 gold ..._ rin xn�.,. ed ".23c Tuarnbler for ..... ..,:....-.--__...25c 1-lawes Floor Wax and bottle furniture Polish.. 59c ° all for :_.... Aylmer Tomatoes 2s, _� 2 tins - 19c 19c Aylmer Tomah DDDr large 'tin. 2 for....... 4 yard. wide. linoleum. See the '11'lewest. Patterns in No. 1 qualit3r. Ladies" jean Gordon Ilouse''Dresses at ., . $1.00 „„ at ..w. w ~.. _ 2.4'9 Crepe l;Fxes�s� .,_." Wa :l Paper and all Hume ,Fa�x::,n.�slais;egs atReason- able, able, Pikes_ t1% RNER Those 140 Mrs. E. E. Wuerth is spending a few days with her sister at Kitchener Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacoee and son Laird, and Miss Pearl P%le were Monday visitors at London. Mr. Louis Wurm, of the London rd. south of Hensall, called on Zurich friends on Friday. Mrs. Alice Blackwell, accompanied by Mr. Russell Kyle of Hensall were in town, Friday. Mr. 1Vlose Leinweber of Stratford was a Tuesday 'caller on Mrs. C. L. Smith. Mr. Ed. Brenner and sister, Mrs. Floyd Cook were Sunday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno Brenner. Don't forget the two night show in the Zurich Town Hall on Friday and Saturday of this week. Besides the regular moving picture program a special attraction will be a vaude- ville number consisting of many thrilling acts. Sunday 'visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Earl Gangerich of the Go- shen line, north were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughters Ruby and Reta; NIr.•. - Edwin Steckle and Miss Selidn- 'Schants, all of the Bron - sen 1me, .-Stanley. �;.•.a, x� r � entitley "'Aunt ' n' me ��•. . ;» , U `C� ' v*ki. • ati oun eo le of Blake and 'Goshen ,Representatives Huron -Perth Basf eball 'co nue hurche in the Zurich town hall 'on Ing named Huron -Perth Baseball ll Clerk Wednesday evening, an owing to ndTreasurer, James a as pre denHent of the unfavorable weather, the attend, and . president Lance was somewhat deflected. This league. The meeting was held hi He$ ' program is full of fun and Laughter, sail T as Hall Tuesday e. Del g ares' keeping the audience in constatant and n as largely attended. Deleg good humor and of course centres Hensatl . Clinton- ' ' were present from Lucan, Exeter, Zurich, Credito'i1,Godr erich and Seaforth. Other Officers named were: 2nd vice-pres., M. Hod- gins, Lucan; 2nd vice, J. K. Fahner, Crediton; Treas., J. A. ,McConnell, Goderich; sec., J. Butler, Clinton. The ,league operated last season as a nine -team loop, with a north and south group. Indications are that,. at least two new starters may be added this season. Exeter is one of the•new towns which may field a club. An- other meeting of the league will be held at Hensall on May 5th at which the schedule will be drafted. Jack (Scott of Kitchener, president of the s around Aint Minnie. • :Building New Home. ' Miss Lylyan Rader has workmen busily engaged in ''the excavation work on the lot just immediately north of her parents' property, Mr. and Mrs. William Rader, and also directly west of the school house. The new house will add greatly to the improvement of that part of the village, and will be all modernly equ- ipped and a most attractive residence when completed. Workmen Are Busy • Concrete workmen and plumbers are busy ,working at the Zurich pub - Ontario Baseball Association, v'a• present at 'the 'meeting. He was ac- He school where new and sanitary f Tor- companiecl by W. J. •Slnith, o onto, a past president, of the 0.B.A. The O.B.A. representative urged that the league continue its �eaion•with The the governing body delegatesfeeling of the league 1 ould co ztineewas its affiliation. TOWN HALL' ZURICH FRIDAY .AND SATURDAY APRIL 28th, and 296. Two Big Nights toilets are being installed, also a large septic tank put in to dispose of the sewage. The town water will soon be piped up, ani when complet- ed, Zurich school will have a very modern and up-to-date accomodation, as besides the toilet equipment, a good supply of pure and cetified supply of drinking water wiii be on tap at all times, which means a great deal to oiur younger generation. ,10 MODERN, EXPERIENCED BANKING SERVIC>!x ,_.. The Outcome of 121 Years' Successful Operation . ,, .. I I CIF WFP.V.M�AK\ �Gy-• . 5 `What 1 like about this �1 bank is the friendly, help. ful way they do things, for you." BANK OF MONTREAL ZSTAOLIsfED 1111 1 i -yy Zurich Branch: E. M. DAGG, Manager "SERVICES OF THE BANK OF MONTREAL"—Ark fir koala , • •••••••••••••••••••••••4••••••••4•••••4•••••••••4• • • .• • • ••- •• 4 • •, •• • • • • • • • • 2 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EMBALMERS • • ••••••414•40•404,400®•o e4•••e. Miss Nora Fremlin who has been working at the ledgers at the Bank of Montreal at Zurich, for the past two years, has resigned her position, and will sever her 'connection with the Bank the end of this week. Miss TALKING PICTURES 1 Freebies during her stay at Zurich, has made many ran warm friends who AND VAUDEVILLE FEATURING I very much regret that she is leaving, she intends joining her sister at Tor - GREEN, THE MAGICIAN onto who, has a position there. Miss Fremlin's Bonne is in Clinton and And His All`'New Show of `Venders her position here in. Zurich is being filled .by Miss Cora Streets also of Complete Change Each Night Clinton, and whom we welcome as a citizen. ROBBERS AT WORK Four robberies, one at Clinton and three at Exeter were committed on Tuesday night or early Wednesda.ay morning. The back window of Win- ter's cigar store, Clinton was' broke in and a quantity of cigarettes and tobaccos stolen. At Exeter, Sandy Elliott's garage was enterer,: in the same way and $10 in cash lifted from the till. At Snell's garage tee loot was only $ 7 cents clung^ left in an open cash drawer. At the Shell eery - ice station the weeps lock was smas- hed and 7 g Glens of gas taken. I'oi- Qn the Screen FRIDAY NIGHT Lightning, the Wonder Dog "WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES" A. story of the tall timber lands. SAT'URDAY'S {Show willbe announc- ed Friday SEE THE GUILLOTINE, a human head cut from the Boy ---Before your Eyes, it actually happens - SENSATION AT THE WORLD'S FAIR A World Oros. Show SU1T AND Extra Trousers Take Advantage of this Free Pant Sale Limited time only -Tailored to Measure by Can- ada's Leading Tailors -Special Reduction on all Goods. AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 40.04.4.4` .049. eB.+®A4f•4•rfi9••40 'Special Prides Special Plices 'ice think the robbers game from A.dults 2ia'c, 8:15 pen, cliilde 15e 'Windsor, lii�tricte 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 'Boots - Hardware, Ready Mixed Paints and Harness Repairs. Fresh Groceries Always on Hand N. DOUGLAS GENERAL MEROH ANT PHONE 11-- 97 E3LAK 5