Zurich Herald, 1937-12-09, Page 1VOL)(XI l I 23
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORI
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DEC MBER 9, 1937
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Cheater L. Smith, PublIelialil
$1.55 a year, U.S, $1.510 in Adk
s ,so z1 4RJ•s Rs, *2 MAY a oni.aeasv,,
Farmers!. Attention!
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
.ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
us demonstrate this machine to you
end compare itwith all ethers_ And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy term. Liberal allowance
for trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON, tf44
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH— ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for. a Chang-
ing World."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German_Service.
1L15 a.m.—Snnday School.
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Serviees.r
E. TUERKIIEIM, Pastor.
HAIRDRESSING
THIELS HAIRDRESSING PARLQ,
Ales. Fred Thiel wishes to advise
•the:public, that she is now open .for
bus nese.' Permanents and Finger -
Waving a specialty. All permanenwts
guaranteed. Parton located in rear
of"Still: For appointments call or
phone",102 Zurich.'
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
;:': At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Z t rr bring, B.O.
Successor to
S. FITTON at EXETER •
Open every week day except
Wedinesday
Switch t+ a 1938
d.:e
And Save Money
Phone or See Us for a Demonstration Before Buy-
ing a Mew or Used Car. We can Save You Money
USED CARS NOW ON SALE:
1930 O d VACH, Overhauled, 'Olean 11Zabair iTpholstering,
1931FORDyODEL A .COACH, 'in Excellent Condition.
929 F.ORDk4,05,ACR,, On Tial its n53
: i923, GHEE. COACH; New Rings Ituettoie'd,-New 'Tai and
"
193R License_ See This �cenmmacal "Ear
1928 WHIPPET COACH, Recently `Overhauled.
1937 DODGE COACH,; -..Locally Owned,.,fSnrall and. Guaranteed
' Mileage.
.$3.O0 SAS IS $3.00 EARNED?
EVE tin YEAR YOU- DRIVE DODGE, NEW OR USED CAR
YOU SAVE $3.00 ON YOUR Z.I[CENSE.
"'; .1 , DODGE ILICENSES COST $7 vo—CoMpARE :�, -, •
C. FRITZ & SON
,DODGE AND DESOTA DISTRIBUTORS
:ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER, CREDITON, GRAND BEND
AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY
L avitt's Ttuatre ;�
EXETER — ONT.
Thur., Fri., Sat., Dec. 9, 10,
"War on the Range"
Featuring: TOM 'TYLER
Added Feature:
CHARLIE RUGGLES, EL]JAN'
WHITNEY, BEN BLTJL`
In'
"Turn Off the Moon"
Mon., Tue., Wed., Dec. 13, 14,
Jane. Withers
Supported by Joan Davis, papule
Comediene, and all Star Gast •'
In .
"Angel's Holiday"
Miss Nora Fremlin spent the week -
at •her home in Clinton:
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Surerus''of De-
troit
e-tioit were visitors with relatives in
ithese parts last week.
Mr. Daniel Truemner and son How-
of Crediton 'were in town on
onday:
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M. and Mrs. Sam Oliver of Kit-
arhener, were Sunday visitors at the
ine of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz.
Harold Stade who is playing
hockey, in one of the fast Quebec
urns is spending a week or so at kis
dme here.
Mr,, and Mrs. Morley Witmer,
arty and' Kenneth of Detroit spent
past week -end with . Mrs. C.
'cher.
r." and. Mrs. P;.rcy Rowe and
ily of . Thamesford, were week -
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visitors at•'the home of her moth -
•Mrs. Lydia Geiger.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Cook, M.
d• Mrs. Floyd, Cablr.,:' of Kitchener,;
're visitors a1. t1i4�+ iome of Mr,
d Mrs. John.` iili„enner the past
NOTICE:
BETTY ANN 'BEAUTY SHOP;
Solve Her Christmas gift this.ye•
by giving her one of our special ,peg)
manents.—•Open every . evening wti
Christmas. Call No. 159 for'
end appointments,- but " get your
pointment in early to . avoid being(
appointed.—Mrs. Ed. Gascho, •l?ro'1
NOTICE
ART orders for Christmas Fowl mm
be made not later than W ednesda)'
December. 22nd,—Zurich. Creamer,
Mi'. Alberto • ;S'r. 4th of Crosswell:,
and his sister Mrs. McAlhii if
`Detroit spent aa;fey days oyer tile.
eek -end at the:home of 1VMr'.^ and,
rs: Wm. O'Brien
Judge T.. M. " Goteli4 of Goderich
esided at theagpaiCoitrt of Nevis -
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
TUESDAY EVENING
Of Each Week
C. E. ZURBRIGG,
Reg. Optometrist,
Call for an Appointment
G. H ESS
Jeweler and Optician
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PHONE YOUR 0
R FOR
'•419.5#1
Why pay for cheap Coal when
you can buy Blue Coal for the
same price and have the best
Also:
Miller Creek Alberta (Rose-
dale) ;
Glen Rodger's Briquets and
Coke.
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
Pone 10' - Hensall
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WE SELL THE BES1 OR LES',
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs., . 23c
...Aylmer Tomatoes large tins, .2 for 2,3c
Mince Meat, 2 lbs. 23c
:S,:alada Tea, brown label half's, half lb. 33c
;Salida Tea, yrelIo w label, .half's, half -lb. 3 l c
Fancy red Cohoe:Salmon, ;half's;, per tin 16c
Toddy, serve hot or cold, half's per tin 23c
Oxydol large, per pkg. ._.,. T.24c
Biscuit 3, Sandwich cooties, pe M..'-.: .'- '' 14c
New Frac d Dotes, 2: is. , .,....„_.,.,;,... .„ ..., 25c
Sultan -A Raisins, 2Ibs. 25c
- new .fi s�, 2 -lbs * ' - /. 21c
Nttaraln fig
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Christmas Candiesand Nuts are now in. Sell-
ing aE lowest -possible •prices- Also see our Display
of Toyss. Christmas lifts,, Etc,, for everybody.
.460.1C.MBI2NE€2
Highest'
Phone 140
rghf of . app
"Fight
"Fight ,at'least`. once a wee'k'. ;
the suggestion made, by Me. and Mrs:
James `Michael Clark of Providence,
R:'' ; to -married'Louples who would 1.1
a 7
`be happy. "We have plenty of fights"' wiii1\•1;each its readers later ini rnan,yi
they said "on the occasion or ""their' instances„ as we are waiting this ants -
golden weddang''l anniversa1•y, "but ;cle, 'Wednesday. evening, our supply
they always straighten • themselves of xeadyprint from Toronto has net;
out: Everyone should fight once- in a as y• arrived: This usually comes
While." They are also liberal in their on Wednesday morning, just where
views on smoking and drinking, prov- : the fault is we do not know, but we
ided the letter is indulged in only !will not be getting it till Thursday
"once in a while." Clark 79, and his !manning' at: leas, or perhaps later. Sc
wife, four years his junior, enjoy ex- `don't: brat a your local publisher, as
cellent health. ,we were on schedule, but cannot
'print without. the necessary paper.
HAY COUNCIL
Gun Club, Organize
eras
"revised .in pieparation3'' should
e be a municipal election.
-Will Be Late
,week's' • .issue, of the,.Herald'
The regular monthly meeting of
the •Council of .the Township of Hay
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Monday, November 29th, with all
Li men Beers present. The minutes of
At ..a .meeting called in. O'Brein's
jProduce. shops 'lest Friday evening a
'fairly large attended gathering got
',fairly
and organized what will be
the meeting, bold Nov. 1st were ado- ,known: as The Zurich Gun Club, and
pted as read. After disposing ee the ja big q on";' IiwiOng is anticipated
communications the followin resole by the' local boys. It was decided to
g Glave a jack rabbit drive every Wed-
nesday afternoon, and in case of bad
'weather, the drive would he held the
following, afternoon, Thursday. The
organization was as follows: Presi-
dent, 19lieo, Haberer; Vice Pres., Win
tions were passed.:
That the. Reeve be :authorized to
sign the •agreement for construction
of the lldworth Drain and Clerk
forward a copl to Nicholson Bros.,
contractors.O'B%en; Gi'btratattee,. D. Fuss, Len.
That the following be designated
as Polling Places and the following ,
Sarasas, Chas. Rau, Bruce Walker.
be named as Deputy Returning Of1i- : OBITUARY
cers and Poll ,Clerks for the various
Polling Places in the Township of Mrs. Waal, ir'aercl*er Passes
H for the year 1938 and that a The deatth took place on, Sunday
ay
ibylaw be prepared confirming same t the home of her mother, ,Mrs. Ben
and shall be read three tunes and
Serener; of Clan Surerus, relict of
dinally passed: the lute William iKaereher, who pre -
Poll No. 1, Polling place Schoen deceased a few years ago. Mrs.
Howse e k. 2, D31.0. E. Poll 2, ; heere 'few months, the and the end
Poll, Clerk C. Prouty; past
,S. House No. 14, DRO D. l3urns P:,e came quite ` suddenly on Sunday.
S. gcAr;thwr; No: 3, Town Hall DRO ' After; her, marriage to Mr, Kaercher
Wm,' O'Drein, N. Gashcho; No... 4,i they lived in Detroit and for a short
D Oswald A G: ime irnFloridat� then about ten years
'Hess, '1�0: 5, S: House No.. i2 IORO; age they pure used a place on t e,
Pfile, P,C., H. Truemner; No.',Dashiw,00d ` to Grand ]and road atti
6, Kellerman's .Store Dashwood, DRO', Weyburn, where they lived till Mi
C. Pfile, P.C. A. Weber; No. 7'School Fa.ereher• paemet away, after whirl'
House Yo.- 3, DR0 J. B. Pc' •meet, P,C. ' sh.e came toe live with her mother
J. McAllister; No
8 . F. Dea,roomme s . and family. She was of a very nixie
Store, •St: Joseph, DRO, lbw E. Du- personality and ,had made, many
eharme, J. Corriveau, Jr. i warm friends with. her pleasing.; alis-
Accounts `co'ering payments on position. Being born and raised on
Township Roads, Ilay Telephone, Sall the Surerus homey -she was known by
arks, ,Charity and general account':a .large; circle of friends: Suceviving
Abe passed as per vouch rs. are two 'brother's, Albert at honi.e
Total Township Roans :51052.13';; and Wesley at Detroit. Thome sisters
i`otal Teuephone accounts $1807.60'd survive, Miss Adeline at home and
Total salaries $615.00; Total charity l Mrs. Edward Italbfieisch and Mrs.
and relief $27.18; Total 'Genera Ac-g i George l,Halbfieisch of Detroit, besides
counts $5'7(i.0. , her aged mother who mourn her lose•.
M .tion, that th'. 'Council adjourn Tieoeased had reached the age of t%
'n meet again • on Wednesday, Dec-, years, ,2 months and 16 days. The
I funeral took place on Wednesday
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EMBMM•ERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AsmoimUistza, i inns
er" ri° 1.511/t, at 1.30 o'clock in the
after/ ell4 for the final session . of
19a?,
A, V, �11.55S, Twp. Clerk,
afiterntoon. to Zurich Evangelical,
eliu or service and to the Brou'
son line teem tory for interment,
eat,
Christm.s G*.
SANTA CLAUS
Stopped off at Our Store on His Way
from the North Pole and left part of his load.
There are Gifts Suita ale for the Whole Family,
such as Sweater Cbats for Men, Boys and Girls,
Uncle wear,• Blankets, Lunch Cloths, Towel Sets,
..tanners Pillow Covers, Christmnis Booklets and
Cards, Toys of all. kinds, Candies; • Nuts, Oran-
ges, Fresh Fruits for the Christmas Cake- and
Pudding.
CALL, AND LOOK THEM OVER!
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R. I Yn, . OU •
GENERAL . EROHANT
PHONE 11..97 , ..., E -i