Zurich Herald, 1945-04-05, Page 5ZURICH, ONTARIO
FOR. QUICK SALE
A Briggs StattOn gas engine Or
washing machine or light work, :also
a used ,5eapArator in good condii:i• J,
Apply to ii iben Gingerieh, pIio
9 4r2a,
FOR QUICK
LOC MOWS
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Deters made a
business trip to London last week. en hip,
Miss Ruth Church of London, speat return t
Easter holidays at her home here, Robe
D d M H H Cowen and
U" ICH
HERALD
STANLEY TOWNSHIP was Weather
Mrs. Gordon Love, who w,as $41
Clinton Ho. ltia. because of a brok-
has sufficiently improved to
a... Footwear
o :her home,
Leta s+1 ert Dewar
rt Dewar, a well knolen resi-
0!amily of Exeter were Sunday • vis-? nem Hospital,nsall, wood away at Vie-
dent of Hen
London in his 82ndEl�°S, GALOSHES s
SALE hors at the. home ,of Mr, C. Fritz,
;l'Zr, and Mrs. Peterson, 'of Toronto' yaa9 '. He had been ill an the hospital
sale, ware Easter guests with Mr. and Mrs
foz' :a week. Surviving are his wid- Boots or LUimber-men,
ow, Trac former Mary Stitriin�g of Bay -
A quantity of potatoes for
genry Brown Phone 19-1.00
FOR SALE
A• • 1 nd washing machine in good
condition., nearly new, also a quant-
ity of fresh lard. ---Earl (Fingerich,
Phone 22-96,
DEKA..
HYBRID SEED CORN
Bay -
Ed, ameba.
Mrs. John P. Rau, Mrs. Sari Yung- held, two sons, Roy of London, and UP-10the Minute • DRESS
blut and Mr. Ivan Yungblut are seen- Archie, ;of Woodham; three brothers,
ding a few days in Detroit.
Messrs. Duncan ',Snider and Henry
Schroeder .of Dashwood were in town
one day last week.
Ptes. Charles Thiel and Dennis
Denomme of the Armed Forces spent
the week -end with their families here
Mr. and Mrs, • Len. Heist and Mr•
and Mrs. Guy Jones of Detroit, vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
,Earl Yungblut and other relatives.
Mr. Garfield Witmer .or raltchener
Orders for this Seed taken now• was a Good Friday visitor with his
Gem*, David and James, will of the
Barfield district, a sister, Mies Mary
Dewar of ;l incardine, The funeral
was held f•iem. the residence, Hen-
sall with burial in Bayfield cemetery,
Hi i1..Rei'd
A quiet spring wedding was sol-
emnized in Varna United Church.
parsonage on March 26th, when Ruby
Edna, second daughter of Mr. and,
Mrs. Fred Reid, of Stanley Twp. be-
came the bride of Gordon Lyle Hill,
second son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hill
of Stanley. The bride •chose a street
len 'lrP's of a'ky blue sheer wth
matching. hat. Her only 'ornament
was a :gold necklace which was worn
by he • ,•riuidniother Reid on her wed-
dia• r r^nr.' ago. Misses Anna
and Dori,, Reid, sisters of the bride,
were her attendants. The groom was
attended by Mr. Bruce Keys cif Var-
na. Aftervanads the bride and ,groom
Will be at Zurich on Saturdays to
receive same. --Ted. Munn, Box 275
lgieneali., Ont.
CHICKS FOR SALE
strong, healthy S. C. White ±eghorns
grerA a Apck headed by PEDIGREED
R. 0. r. make; At prevailing prices.
Our incubator' capaulty .is limited, so
we suggest that to Vola disappoint -
smut you order early.
Twinmaples Poultry Farm,
B. J. Kropp, Prop.
VETERINARIA.N
Or. W, COXON, E.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Dice with Residence, Store
Strut, and much enjoyed by the large aud-
Opposite Drug Zurieb fence present.
Phone -95,A very appropriate memorial serv-
ice was held in the St. Boniface, R.
BUTCHERS C. Church, Zurich an memory of Pte.
Leonard 'Hoffman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Hoffman, of the Goshen
line south. Their son was reported
as missing in action overseas.
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Syiv. Witmer
and brother, Mr. and Mrs, Orville
Witmer of town.
The public are asked to remember
e
that beginning April 10th th bus-
iness places will be open in the ev-
ening for the convenience of the
shopping public.
Mrs. W. Bassow and aaughter
Emma, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAd-
ams and Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Miller left on a short honeymoon, .the bride We Richardson, 27 years of age,
visited relatives and friends in Lon wearing. a brown ,chesterfield coat had been killed in Germany. Hc' was
don 1'a4 week,
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HOES for Ladies and Gents.
chool and Sunday Schoes
for Children
SHOES REPAIRED
With Best Quality pre-war
eather. Good Workmanship
-Lowest Prices
ED. J. D *a. TA R S
RELIABLP rOOTWEAR
and
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES
Was Killed in Action
Mr. M. G. Drysdale, of Hensall re-
ceived word that his nephew Lieut.
;vitt, 111'07711 accessories.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Thiel muter • •
-
ed
to Clinton ton on Sunday to meet
their eon, Milferd who is in the.
Ahmed Forces, and is spending, a few
holidays withh is parents.
The Easter services in town were
well attended. At St. Peter's Luther-
an church in the evening a program
was rendered by the Sunday school
scholars which was very inspiring
Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
Let Us supply you with the
very Choice of Fresh and Cur -
Meats, Bologna,, Sausages,
Ect., always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
Highest Cash Prices tor
Wool, Hides and Skins
�3. y ngbllut & Son
PRODUCE
F Produce
WANTED
Have your Eggs Graded scien-
tifically on our approved grad -
ng Machine which gives the
producer every advantage.
Also Cream and Poultry.
Wm. O'Brien
Phone 101, Be.e94, Zurich
Laid Creamery
boas at Consort, and his moth -
Alta.,
LOST
Between Hensall and Zurich a
brown leather jacket. Finder leave at
Thiel's Transport, Zurich. Reward.
DO YOUR BABY CHICKS or pul-
lets eat each other? Finn's Poultry
Tonis stops • them. Are your pullets
pale and scoury? Use Finn's Poul-
try Conditioner and Intestinal 'Clean-
ser. Schilbe Feeds, Zurich; Williams
Feeds, Zurich; Shantz Feeds, Dash-
wood.
ash-
wo FARMS FOR S &LE
75 -acres rich re -seeded pasture,
southeast of Zurich, never failing
water in ditch. Also 75 acres pasture
sonic wooded, northeast or •Zurich.
W. C. Pearce, Exeter.
SEED FOR SALE
A limited quantity of O.A.C. No.
21 seed barley for sale. Hilton True -
inner, Phone 85r11.
Your Home Market for Cream
Eggs and poultry.
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
a premium for delivered cream
We are equipped to give effi-
cient accurate service. Egg
and Poultry department in
charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
A. L. Mellett - Proprietor.
FOR SALE ,
SEED—Galore barley, smooth
awn. One of the highest recommend-
ed at the O.A.C. and some Early
Alaska Oats Phone 93112, Hensel].
A B. Bel], RR. No. 2, Kippen
DO YOUR BABY CHICKS have
Diarrhoea? Are they pale and weak?
Use Red Blood Quick Tablets. They
act quickly, also feed Finn's Poultry
Tonic in their starter.--Schilbe Feeds,
Zurich; Williams Feeds, .Zurich;
Shantz Feeds, Dashwood.'
FOR QUICK SALE
About 8 bags of potatoes for
sale. Apply to Mrs. Mabel•iSnider, or
Mr. Oscar Ducharme, Phone 2-98.
SEED FOR SALE
Galore Barley, smooth awn. One
of the highest:recommended at the 0.
.A.C. and Early Alaska Oats. A. B.
Bell, R.R. 2, Kippeti; Phone 93 r 2,
Hensel'.
INSURANCE
Western Farmers, Withal
Weather insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
ISE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
• ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Amount of Insurance at Rask on
• December 81.st, 1944
$45,465,635.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds.
$275,133.
EA F. KLOPP—ZURICH
Age gent also Dealer in Lightn 1 era lora included with Chas propel y.
•� Rods and ill kinds of Fire
ARE YOUR HOGS STIFF, pale
and scrawny? Use Finn's Hog -Fix, it
fixes 'eni. Do your hogs have worms?
'Feed Finn's Hog Conditioner in the
feed for five days.—Schilbe Feeds,
Zurich; Williams Feeds, Zurich;
Shantz Feeds, Dashwood.
FOR SALE
A set of almost new; tractor tugs.
—Chas. S. Bedard.
FARM FOR SALE
87 !i acres, lot 14 on main road
1?4 miles west of Varna. 10 acres of
fall ;wheat, 10 acres plowed, good
water supply, buildings in good con-
dition, near school. Apply to G. A.
Galbraith, Varna.
WANTED
Young man to work in creamery
and learn buttermaking, etc. Active,
willing to work and learn- Good pay
to :start to right .man. Apply—Zur-
ich
pplyich Creamery.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Two storey frame dwelling with
double garage in good condition. Ex -
Good location in Zrxrich. For par-
Inturitt';l)Ce tieulai i apply et :Herald Office.
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Cold Lays Ahead
There are stili many cold days ahead of us this
Winter. So why not have your home nice' and
comfortable when the winds blow raw and cold
outsiide....,We have a fresh carload of Nut size Coke
that will suit most heatingequipments... This fuel
will keep your home nice and warm these cold
days.., The Government advises householders ..to
burnmore coke as fuel owing to the scarcity ,.of
hard Coal.
YOUR POULTRY NEEDS
Soon the Poulry and Chick season will be with us
again, and many supplies which may then be hard
to get will be required. Put in your supply now
while the supply is here. PEAT MOSS, POUL-
TRY LITTER, and CHICK STARTERS are some
of the items you will require. Let us supply you.
_,tea °�' x� � �•5&ik i�� �• :' ?sfv�'1;..
....sae+1.es*.aglts: ti a ,x•r aesa
er was the former. Mary Drysdale of
Hensall. Lieut Richardson was stat-
ioned at 'Woodstock, Ont. and went
overseas some three months ago. Sur-
viving are his widow and two year
old daughter. His father, and a bro.(
they George, Consort, Alt. Lieut
Richardson often visited his uncle in
Hensall while stationed at Woods-
tock.
Medical exaini-
'Offers protection, without a ed
Mation in, most cases, to those dI,sclx.ar,;
AT DEATH HOW WILL
PAID?
present wax, it was realized that
possibility
men a Canada enterwent ed the into wired, or
men and returning
women viliarrl fe with en health zed impaired,
so that, as
o£ h somng disability: many
with some physical provide any
a result of this impairment in health or disability,
service men and women would be unable to p Par-
pro -
'lament,
throughntthhe normal
s situation,
of
rection for their fan'
'lamer, at its
insurance.
session, passedoThe
an Act known ss The
Bement, at sts 1944oliaes under proclaimed Veterans Insurance Act. This
for p now been
may
FIAT ARE "`HE SP Sg�I2AidawE''
and applications
ECIAL FEATURES
W VETERANS IN
OF WAR War Veterans Insuranceis
One of die principal features s,, availableatoware
wet, with vett few amin exceptions,,it
extra premiums
occupation is unusually hazard -
charged where
examination. commercial flying. etc -
charged h s, the vetercon'struct on, owed rc the event c.
ons—duan as,dmining,
of
orald, in disability.
on, a is premiums .are w
total disability. There is no extra cost for this waiver o
premiums.
WHO MAY APPLY FOR WAR
VETERANS INSURANCE?eligible. In addition,
apply for the addition, Any est -service man or woman is
widows themselves widowers off veterans may pn Y of a war d
'Merchant Navy personnel ac are epi fe also.
ane, on if the veterans were not insured under
is -
the it pension from the present w
ability p
WHAT TYPES OF INSURANCE
ARE AVAILABLE? Payment Life, 15
The plans of insurance available
Life, Life Paid-up at 65 and
20 Paymentpremiums may be paid for 10,
Payment Life, that is, p respectively. The longer
Life Paid-up at years -or u or 85 resp Hired.
.t5 of r aent agehangler remium req
di, team ofE. payment" the ethe s no dividendssurare
Term and Endowment policies are not that iis,ied The insurance
is of the nonparticipating type,
paid.
THE INSURANCE BE aid at death is
amount which may bee pa the option is
The maximum rain,, ways:
$1,000, with the remainder being P e aid to
the insured, in one of the following ithreest, may b period of
(1) The money., plus 33! P
the beneficiary in equalninstalmentsyears,
selected. If the five, ten, fifteen or twenty y
bene-
ficiary dies, the Payments are continued to his or her
estate. be paid in equal instalments as Tong
(2) The money may
as the beneficiary lives. guaranteed for five, ten,
(3) As in (2), webuinstalments w are g
fifteen or twenty Yeats, whether the beneficiary lives or
dies.
HAT IS THE EFFECT OF
WHAT AMOUNTS OF INSURANCE
ARE PROVIDED FOR?
In fromi500
Pokers 0may0. be
e apmounted for
of the policy s payable only
n the
to ` 10,000.
event of the death of the insured.
AtOW ARE PREMIUMS premiums may be paid monthly,
early, or annually.. There is no addition
the option of the veteran, p premiums on a monthly
cos to th hetet a
cost to the veteran for paying P VALUE'S
ANY CASH SURRENDER A the policy
I
MS PAiD?
A -W TY I''"1'iSION?
A -WAR . death oLI receives a
paid ti follows:
If, on the death of the insurd: the beneficiary
paid up, the full face amount of it will
pension, the insurance money will be
(1) if the policy is
be paid to the beneficiary in the manner elected by the
•
insured, plus the pension. capitalized value
(2) If the policy is not paid up, then the cap
of the pension will be deducted from t�eiface
e value
luetof
e
the -policy v and instead, the portiobeneficiarydeducted, plus the excess,
paid-up value othe phasvbthn
if any,. of the face amouension�llf the policy overt e
is the
capitalized lelueast si the P
in force at least six months and the beof the neficiary sabre
aile least 00 will becg idias�wellor batlthe paid-up value
of the remainder.
WHO MAY BE NAMED AS A BENEFICIARY?
Where the insured is married, the beneficiary must be the
must be the future wife or husband, with a
wife or husband, or children, or both. If the veteran is singe,
the parent,
broth,
beneficiary die
should the veteran
patent, brother or sister, named as a contingent beneficiary
to receive the insurance money
unmarried. CREDIT OR PENSION
CAN RE-ESTABLISHMENT
BE USED FOR VETERANS INSURANCE?
Yes, this is one of the purposes for which the re-establish-
ment credit may be used, Premiums may be deducted from
pensions also, if requested.
IF THE VETERAN BECOMES TOTALLY
DISABLED, WHAT HAPPENS?
ears, and he is not in receipt of full pension for the dis-
ability,
this occurs before the veteran reaches the age of sixty
y further premiums need be paid.
ability, no ut
ARE THERE ANY RESTRICTIONS AS TO
RESIDENCE, OR OCCUPATION?
S THERE aid for two full Yea of it may TRAVEL, free of occupational restrictions, the
After premiums have been p In addition to being
may . ere is red foe its
Insurance or Extended Term rut insurance also is free of restriction as to travel and residence.
be transferred to Paid -ug st the policy.
ence. There is no Ptov
AGE
ision for loans again QOp INSURANCE
EXAMPLES OF MONTHLY PREMIUMS PER $1 ,
Payable for
20 years
15 years
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20
0 74
$2.89 $2.12 1 +1,74
30.93
2 3`1$ 2.34 2.60 2.15
3.53
35 3.93 2.91 1 2.423.16
4.98 3.73
45 5.01 4.40
6.49.by 12, There is no
55 multiply the above
ee
a the premium annually, the monthly payment
len.
NOTE; 11 it is desirediti to pay
Fu
additional cost for taking advantage a Department of veterans Affairs or bg
application office of
forms may be obtained fromrthe e t nearest
st Veterans Affairs, Ottawa.
Frim ldfect on and rn
ep,ntendent of Veterans Insurance, who wishes information concerning this
Services
direct to the cup er are available for individual interview with each veteran
$erviees of a trained counsall nit's
nsuranco. Minister a Veterans ,t1Jf• �
Issuer! under the authority o} Honourable Zan A Mackenzie, Ta" 4i
DEPARTMENT�^ ai i,.,.
OF D. SERIES. SEND IT 'i0 SOME MA
OR WOMEN OVERSEAS
KEEP THIS ADVERTISEMENT. 1T 15 ONE, " ,..,i„ ,.r�-
Payable
fill
age 65
$1,20
1.39
1.64.
1.98
3.16
6.45.
Payable
till
age 85
$1.14
1.30
1.51
1.78
2,59
4.03