Zurich Herald, 1940-10-03, Page 1Forty -First Year
ZURICHa " 'HURSD AY MORNIN' •OCTOBER S, i94O
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$1,50 in 'U.S.A., hi advance
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tonize y.ur Local Merchant- for your Fail Purchases
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING.
Visit Our Salon for your
NIID-SUMMER SPECIALS
Let us quote you on. the very best
..and latest Permanents,, that are pleas-
ing and satisfactory and. that will
,.give you personality. Hairdressing
Salon at rear of Store. For appoint-
ments call us by phone /02, Zurich.
MRS. FRED THIEL•E, Proprietress
r•COMFORTABI re GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
Q E. Z irbrigd ,1.o.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used Open ever
Week Day Except Wednesday.
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If so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and Equipment at
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Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
BAYFIELD FALL FAIR
The annual Bayfield Fair was held
on Thursday with an eblow average
attendance, and a bright sunny and
cool day. The exhibits for this year,
were considered good as most of the
inside classes were filled. The after-
noon in the show ring was interest-
ing
nteresting as there was something doing ev-
ery minute. The display of horses
was good as was the cattle. Especially
interesting was the fine display of
SEE THE
1941
n*able
Many New Added Features
WARD FRITZ
1”, WE SEU.. THE ;BEST ;FOR LESS
Special`s, for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
N.ible'ts corns. 2 tins ......,.�__,.,...._ 25c.
Maxwell House coffee ,1-1b. tin
.....23c
Peanut butteer24-ca.-. -. ..-^.—,.. .
pack .matoe soup ........—...„....10c
Campbell's new to._Z°9c
Areo floor, wax, no rubbing, pints - - '
Blue Boy coffee,LTb_ bag . . ._...-.35c'
Chateau cheese, half lb. pkg... .._ 17c
Maple leaf salmon, 'halts. 23c. 1:1b. 'tin 43c
Icing sugar, 2 lbs. . igc
Grape fruit ince 20 -oz 'fins, 2 tins ..., _...._25c
;biscuits per lb. -1 c
Chocolate xrxall .»... __.._ ..,...._
Moving Pictures
IN
TOWN HALL' ZURICH
ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15th
At 8,15 p.m.
Rex Frost of Radio Station C.F.R.B.,
Toronto, will be present and show
"CAVALCADE OF EUROPE"
Many of these pictures were taken
on Mr. Frost's trips to Europe and
will prove very interesting.
Sponsored under the auspices of the
Zurich and District Branch of the
Red Cross Society.
Admission -25c. and 15c.
IN MEMORIAM
$fele-- In loving memory of
dear mother, Mrs. Lydia Pfile who
passed away one year ago, Oct. 4th,
1939.
To know she never said good Bye
Will always bring regret.
But the hearts that always loved her
Are the hearts that won't forget.
But we all must cease to languish
O'er the grave of her we love
Strive to be prepared to meet her
In that•better land above.
Ever missed by her children.,_.
our
IN MEMORIAM
Koehler—In loving men.ary
our dear husband and father,
Oscar Koehler who passed away
year ago, October 4, 1939..
Peacefully sleeping and
Resting at last;,
The world's we, troubles
And trials are past
In silence he suffered
In patience he bore
Till God called him hone
To suffer no more.
To suffer no more.
—Sadly missed by wife and
We have the newest styles in Men's and young L95
Men's felt Hats at _.....,..,.
.Also Men's -winter' overcoats in several styles
and..1.50
shades.shades. See them ....,...........
talk
Phoma 14t
of
Mr.
one
family.
pure bred Holstein showing, and
while everybody had their little part
to perforin the Herrrick Memorial
Band of Dashwood kept the air filed
with their interesting selections of
choice music.
HORSES
Brood mare, R. Manson; foal, do;
2 yr old B. Rathwell, R. Manson; yr.
old B. Koehler, R. Manson;
Percheron—Mare T. Snowtzen, foal
B. Rathwell; Agricultural—Mare
E. Webster, H. Turner; foul B. Ko-
ehler, H. Turner; 1 and 2 yr. old, H
Turner; team E. Webster. Heavy
Draught—,Mare H. Turner, foal T.
Snowden Roadsters 1 yr. old R.
Manson; J. J. Miller took ail others.
'Carriage—Single horse J. J. •Miller;
G. Bissett; Lady driver, J. Miller.
CATTLE
Grade. 2 yr. old R. Pepper a Son
H. Penhale Ii yr. old heifer R. Peck,
R. Pepper; Heifer calf R. Peck,
Pepper, steer calf R. Pepper and'Ind
Steer 1 and 2 yr. old, R. Pepper &
Son; Durham. Milch cow, W' (9's-
trelcher and 2nd; Heifer, 2 yrs. odd,
W. Oestricker; heifer 1 yr. old W.
Oestreicker and 2nd; heifer calf and
bull calf, W. Oestreicher• and] Tina:,
Herbull f calf, E. Webster, Aer calf H. H.
Special, beef herd, W. O'estreiCb't;
T. Eaton special, C. Keys.
HURON HOLSTEIN' GLUT.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faust of Mit-
chell were Sunday visitors in town.
-A number from town attended the
Bayfield fair on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz were at
Toronto over the week -end.
Mr, and airs. H. G. Hess and fam-
ily were Sunday visitors at Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry ,Stein:bach,and
Mr. • William S. Ruby were visitors
at Kitchener over the week -end.
Mr. Andrew _McLean of the Huron
Expositor, Seafortli gave us a fri-
endly call one day last week.
Mr. and !Mrs. George Brenner of
Midland Mich, were visitors with re-
latives here over the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Oesch of Pen-
ticton, B. C. are visiting with relati-
ves here. Mr. Oesch is a brother to
Mr. John M. Oesch of town.
The local Red Cross workers are
urged to fall in lire for tae fall and
winter work. The i.-orking committee
is always glad to :: ;sist new workers
and knitters are g.:at1y needed.
Mr. Leonard Preag has purchased
a lot from Mr. Lord; Weber of town
it being the south half of his double
lot. We are advised that Mr. Prang
intends erecting a new residence on
this attractive lot.
T •i, game of Bingo put on by the
loc•iIrRed Cross Society on Saturday
evening was a big success anct well
patronized. As a result the treasury
of the Society looks better and all
rr ported a wood time. More such ev-
ents will ikely follow.
Womtns' institute
The Zurich :branch of the Women's
Institute will resume their monthly
meetings next Monday Oct. 7th at 8
p.ni. During these vacation months
the members kept themselves busy
with Red Cross work. Start the new
year out. right by responding to all
meetings and be on time. One never
knows' what you might miss by be-
ing absent or late, so be prompt.
Optical
Repair
Service
Broken Lenses Accurately
Duplicated
Any Shape and Size, and at a
Birthday Celebration
The'Children and grandchildren of
Mr. and Mrs. Gyrus Schoch of town
gathered at his home to celebrate
with them Mr. Schoch's seventieth
Birthday on Saturday evening, Sept-
ember 2gth. The children presented
Mr: Schoch with a studio couch and
bridge Tamp and an address in verse
was read by the oldest grandchild,
Robert Schoch of Kitchener. Around
the righted. birthday calve' the family
gathered, singing songs and MYIr.
Sc3ic * was the recipient- of many
'good wishes sent by friends from far
.znd mar. These greetings were read
at teres•, time including one from the
oldest son Garnet of Cochrane who
was tenable to be present.The bal-
ance of the family regretted
this
since his 'birthday was on the follow-
ing day, Sunday, or the day of the
birthday dinner which, took place at
the home of Mr. Sch;ocl'r's niece, Mrs.
fiareld Horner of the 14th concess- !
ion. Mr, Garnet ,Sciioc.I1 and family
have lived in northern Ontario fore I
over seven years.
Bull, W. Sparks, 13. Rathwell, (••
R. Clutton, C. Campbell', G. IiiaDat:tr•s•
bell'T•RED CROSS NEWS
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Moderate Price
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracite,
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Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling Cars
Feeds.
Highest Cash Prices paid fejt
.Eggs on a graded basis -
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old heifer, Bissett Bros, H. Cr boli
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?,yr. old heifer, Bissett l3'ros, W.
Sparks, C. :Campbell 4th and 5th.
heifer under. 2, H. CluttonBi ^cert
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Clutton; heifer under 1 yr. W. Sparks Camp-
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bell, G. Westlake, S.
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Clutton, W. Sparks, Bissett Bros,
rampbell. and 5th.; herd, Bissett 11rs.
I. Clutton. W. Sparks, C. Campbell.
^,hampion female, C. Campbell, liis-
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Leicester, r in,, Robertson,
Dorance shearlin;>• ram,
R. ram lam): G. Dor, ea ,end l't"' �o,>,.ls. i t
G. Dormice, (4. Robinson. G. oshea lit"i 1 41r(l s oencfiao rc le yarn,
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ewe do, de ewe lamb
,,:lar--- , D. Ltor,' 7 ,.`10 Quality of the troll: t. tn<<: in
T.t�orance; I.ar...n .r,>,•.1: ,n 'anti it 4::. •:,. r,, a�
took all pir'ec in this class, E ' has been excellent, to ii110'C'.'
-W. i•tenry took all eak `'" ,';;great deal of ,atrsfaction t. t
1Y+.ire�- VV. H. 1)oti�.gll:t� Conk all t ithat not one article in all of these ,
`)onset—•D. Fottor '':sok .all. Inst flock' r t ell l: •• d "ha.; been reia,rned front sheep, A. 1 Steeper. i heaclgtk ytt rs dor' corrE�tt cte.,, ws
(<;b11iCn.uetl on paw , . e e
It will be of interust to those IA kit
contributed to Rail Cross funds dhoti
ing the past tent months, to knrew
just what has bin done withi
money raised itr different
]ad ways:
s'rr
our Branch treasury
meet from week: ba week in theTTown
Hall have rrrad'o' ever 3,000 di:Orent
articles, co -Twist -tog of : 414 wins of
socks; 180 patra wristlets; 10'1 sweat-
ers and. scarfs:; 75 pneumatatit . aekets
and heepital g•ewns; 69 pains pkjamas
552 4',r'rt,dhge,s and pads; �9. pillow
cases;: 24 quilts; 16 surgews gowns;
91 -Ci eomprekes and wiper ,• ('O towels
17 sheets;. 14 blankets, an -1 other
axti,^les tiseh as refugee^. �'1ot 'required, ` g, etc.
To snake all these article7'0
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Is tk ; time to start feeding Concentrate to your
Poultry for Higher Egg Production.
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FALL GOODS
We have a good supply of Boots and Shoes, Over-
alls, Smocks, Winclbreakers, Caps, Sweaters, Shirts,
and Underwear at Reasonable Prices.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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Edmund Swartzentruber, Frop. Phone; 11-97