Zurich Herald, 1941-11-13, Page 1.t.
Forty Second Year
THURSDAY MOHNNG, NOVEMBER 13 1941,
thrifty buyer patronizes the home
Are You Suffering From
Headaclie?
IT so; Have your Eyes Examined with
. the Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R., �.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTIC/PeN
.cioDERIca — ONT. •
Good Glasses at Reasonable Pri.ces
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THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE
We have recently installed a
new Shelton Waving Machine
and can serve the public now
Metter than ever. Be sure and
give us a call.
MRS. FRED THELE, Proprietress
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PrucEs
C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. A.parevedi Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Eacept Werinesday.
RATIONING GASOLeNE
Ottawa — Gasoline rationing will
be introduced in Canada shortly,
illunitio•ns Minister Howe announced
in the House•of Commons.. The rat-
ions will be as Liberal as possible,
aiel will be fixed. from month to
month in accordance with the supply
situation. The news came as a great
surprise and was approved by the op-
position leader. 'We are going to
put in a flexible system of rationing
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Leavitt's Theatre, -
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
November 13, 1'4, 15
SPECIAL FEATURE
IN THE NAVY
With the Popular Radio and
Comedians:
Rates': ;1,25 in Canada, in aclvanate
11.50 U.S.A., advano4
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publish%
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semen IVIisses Doreen and Shela Schilbe
visited in Kitchener for a few days
r. W. C. Pearce of Exeter was
Abbott and Costello a visitor in town one day last week.
• Mr. and Mrs, Ted Miller and fame
Monday, Tueeday, Wednesday ily and yrs. Len. Prang were Sunday
visitors at Dashwood.
SPECIAL FEATURE -,! . Reit and Mrs. Albert Deters and
lawny of Desboro were Tuesday
yjiitors with relatives in town.
Miss Eileen and Alice Beaver
%eat ae week with relatives and fri-
erikt, derich.
eellIre*.d Mrs. Milfred Schilbe vis-
' lie'e,Ruffalo, N.Y., on Monday and
TieeedaYe where Mr. Schilbe was on
engagement.
DIVE BOMBER
IN TECNICOLOR
With an All-Star cast, ingilding
ERROLL FLYN, and
FRED Mac:MURRAY
Coming—November 20, 21, 22, ".The
Great Dictator„ Starring ChOlie
Chaplin, Janie Oakie, and Paulette
Goddard.
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and we are going to make the rat-
ions just as liberal as our supplies of
gasoline will permit" said Mr. Howe.
APPOINTED CHAPLAIN
..Rev. R. Keith Love, B.A., B.D.,
pastor of 131enheim United church
for the pact two years, has received
a call from the R.C.A.F., and has
reported for duty at Man.nmr, Pool,
Toronto. He will enter .the RUAF as
a chaplain. Ordained at the London
Conference 10 years ago, Mr. Love
served a year in St. Thomas and 7
years in Kintore hetaiaa—Poelnezeto
seexanneremerrettna-rjale.' native o
the Hillsgreon district, Hay Township
where he was born 34 years ago. He
attended the Exeter High School and
graduated fr.:en the Western Univ-
useity and received the Sanford gold.
medal when he graduated from the.
United Church Theological school,
Toronto,
MAD PHEASANT DINNER
Pmd Creclton, treated
a :7i,tirOf his friends to a pheas-
ill mit dInner recently. Mr. Kerr and Mr
and Mrs. Geo. Hicks returned after
a twe-day shoot at Peele Island.They
fund the bird e plentiful. They had
I no trouble in getting their legal qu-
ota of ten birds. Hunters were there
from all parts of Ontario and the
7nited i4tntes, coming from .any of
the big Cities and the 6outhern Ste
etas to attend this two-day pheasant
shoo. The boat that carried the.
hunters and their game back from
the island to the mainland was load-
ed with 8 tons of birds.—Exeter
Times -Advocate.
AWARDED DAMAGES
Godeeich — A Supreme Court jury
after five hours' deliberation award-
ed Frank Fingland, K.C., $,200 with
costs in his motor damage action a-
gainst Lorne Brown, garage owner,
and A.ntione Garon, factory manager
both of Clinton. The claim was for.
$1'5,0.0. Of the $5,200 judgment 60
p.c. was 'apportioned to Brown • and
40 p.c. to Garen in accordance with
the jury's findings of the degreesof
negligence. The trial which. had
been in progress arose out of a mot-
or car :accident on March 23, 1940,
on No: 4 highway, two miles south
of Clinton. A cavalcade of Clinton
autos bearing the hockey team was
on 'its way to St. Thomas for an 0.
H.A. juvenile final game. A snow
blizzard was blowing. Mr. Fingland
stopped his car because of an accid-
ent ahead of him only to have the
Brown car pile into the rear of his.
It bounced off into a snowbank and
completely 'blocked the highway. Mr
Fingland had a badly fracturea leg
as a result.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
WE ARE. ALWAYS AT YOUR
SERVICE, WITH A GOOD SUPPLY
OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, GRO-
CERIES, ETC, AT LOWEST POS-
SIBLE. PRICES.
Men's Wisulloreakers at . . 3 50
Boys wool windbreaker& with Zipper .............2.95
Boys Doe skin winolbreakers at
We now have a full Tine of Underwear in Men's
Ladies' and Childrens.
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mews...Wakeman.
BINGO
IN
TOWN HALL - ZURICH
ON
Friday, November 14th.
At 8
Proceeds for local Red Cross
Admission 25c fin- 12 Games.
EVlRYflOfl WEL001\111
, Mr.and Mrs. W. H. henc-77of
Grand Bend were Sunday visitors at
e,l
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Wagner,c,7l
Tuesday was observed as Armistice
Day, and observed as a school holi-
day, and what a happy moment it
'will be when another armistice day
will dawn on the present struggle in
Europa and Afr: 2a.
and 11irs. :3. M. Wagenast and
little, 'daughter 1 euline of Stratford,
Mie. and Mrs. Edward Keller and
fa;aiiIy of Dashweod; Mr. and Mrs.
Pdter•Deichert Sr.,and son Theodore
.and, Mrs. Wilfred Eichler and
soli Allen and Mr. • Albert Deichert
ofiNeWillairdeurg; Mr. and Mrs:
Alf-
redfag and Miss Ebna.:Pfaff spent
lxii;44$4,‘:2M111: Mrs, Jacob'
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Get Their Deer
. Ph lcal hunters, Ivan Yungblut,
Theoe•ated Jacob Haberer who were
in the, Haliburton District have re-
turned with each having their quote
of deer, and the former treated us
to a nice bit of ven!son sua-. which
we w1.l be enjoyine on, They re-
po4 ihatdeer we.," enite numerous
in that dietrict. \'1I& Mr. Herbertl
Moussean who went up north has as I
yet net returned. Local hunters are
enjoying the daily hunting up in I
Bruce County where lima is an
open season for a few days.
THE WEAPON THAT HITLER
FORGOT
111e. Sword of the Spirit, which is
the d „of Gae. The Bible Seel-
lireiently coming: to you with
the annual ,appeal for contributions
-Whelp 'with the great work of plac-
aag! God' s• Word into the hands of
thos4'Whbeliave no other way of °b-
lab -Ai ite.' Let not war interfere
with, the 'greatest task of all.. A
stuninary of last year's contributions
of the district follows: Babylon line
$8.85; Blind Line $1.05; Zurich
Ni t26.75; Zurich south 711.05;
Goshen south $2.75; Bronson line
$5.5E '14th concession $5.35. "Do
it 'again! C. L. Smith, President; B
J. KloPp, Secy. -Treasurer.
OBITUARY
Late Leah surer.
One of the community's aged and
most highly respected residents pas-
sed to her eternal reward in the per-
son of Mrs. Leah Surerus, relict of
the late .Benjamin Surerus, who pas-
sed away at the family home, /4th
concession, Hay Township, on Satur-
day November 8th aged 90 years, 6
months and 21 days. • She had not
been enjoying good health for some
time, being bedfast, and thereey was
much inepnvenieneed: To know Mrs.
Surerus; 'OOS to love her, as she was
of great Christian fortitude and with
her was always rightteousness first,
a great believer of the doctorines of
her church, and attended e.rvices
whenever she could. Her husband,
the late Benjamin Simms passed a-
way a goodly number of years ago,
and also a daughter Adelaid prede-
ceased- at the home hist JatitlarY•
Surviving are: Two sons, Wesley
Surerus of Detroit and Albert tq
home, and two daughters Mrs. Ed.
and Mrs. Gorge Karbfleisch of De-
troit. The. funeral was :held privately
at the hOttie Tuesday afternoon to
the Evangelical church, for pubile
sorvice and 11ronsonlinecemetery
for interment. Rev C. B. Heeken-
dorn officiating. And so another ag.
fel bider Of higs esteem has left Ile.
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DIAMOND RINGS $15 up
WEDDING RINGS $5 up
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracite
ask for
FLUE COAL
ALSO: Rosedale Alberta,,'
Semet-Solvay Coke,
Miller Creek, Etc.
The Roe Farms Milling Co,
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid foo
Eggs according to Grade
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Underwear
We carry a Good Supply of New and Well Made
Underwear. Men's, Boys' also Women's and
Girl's Sizes. Be comfortable when the cold wea-
ther comes in our warm Underwear.
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
Keep your feet warm and.. dry when.. the colder
days that will soon be here really do come. .. We
have Rubbers for every member of the Family,
that will give you real comfort.
A Good Assortment of new Crockery just arrived.
In most called for sizes which we think are very
good value for the price. See them!
THE BLAKE STORE
Eclrnund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phone:
11-97
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