Zurich Herald, 1950-01-26, Page 5. .. ....... ..
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ZURICH - ONTARIO,
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HERALD
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Put Your Want,- For Sale
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Au orized second class Mail,
Post Office Department, Ottawa.
Loglt, Feared, Etc. Ads. in this
LOCAL
E
BUSWES CARDS
Column,
Miss Margaret Gingerich is spend-
ing some time at Kitchener.
the tabte
John W. Orchard
FARM FOR SALE
Rev. H. H. Rappel has been indis-
on,
posed with the flu since Monday of
OPTOMETRIST
Consisting of 100 acre farm on the
this week but he expects to be out
r. Main Street Exeter
Parr Line, Hay Twp. all tillable, I
and around again very soon.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Every Week Day
acres fall wheat seeded with timothy,
1410 acres plowed, balance in grass; L
A Dance will be held, at the Com
munity Centre on February 1st with
-
Except Wednesday
shaped bank barn, driving shed, 11�
the Syncopators doing the playing.
Phone 355J
storey solid brick house insulated;
BORN—At Clinton Hospitar
with kitchen and woodshed, buildings
January 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
LICENSED AUCTIONEERS
all wired, garage, buildings newly
rodde. Neverfailing well. Also 5o
McAdams, of Hay Township, a dau-
ghter, (still born),
T_ ,
acre grass farm in Stan -ley Tw.p, a-.
Mr - Henry Flaxbard who has been
Oscar. Klopp
bout a milewest of Hillsgmon., ror.
at Seaforth Hospital for some time
farther particulars applly -to Misses
M., or D. Hagan, R.,R,. 1, Zurich.
has returned home, much improved
in health.
the meal is ready!.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
,IyM, sell Anything, Anytime,- Any
Mr, Lester Yantze and sister,
Verna and Miss, Helen Gerber
- I
where. i'l
Telephones: Shop 149. Res, 67
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NEUHAUSER CHICKS
of
Tavistock were Sunday visitors With
No meal is complete without plenty
of delicious wholesome bread. And
Zurich Central
EARLY CHICKS—Jailuary Chicks
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Baechler. Miss
Dorothy Yantze, who.had been visit-
TASTY -NU tasts good and isgood
hearty food for you. Every slice i
............
ALVIN WALPER.
mean July eggs. High summer egg
ing with Mrs. 8aechler since Thurs-
slice of energy-
prices and cheaper feed make tiig
day, returned home with them.
Buy an extra Loaf today—star,
Licensed Auctioneer
pro -fits. This is the year to buy
chicks. Neuhauser early chicks will
Many III With Flu -
A bad epidemic of flu is making
now to serve more bread at evert
meal. Get Your TASTY -NU Breac
In -
pay off big. Get thein now. Some
its rounds and those who fall in Yts
at the Tasty -Nu Bakery or at your
-Specializing
,Farm Purebred Livestock Sales
started chicks in lohr brooders. Hat-
pathway are'very unfortunate, as it
local Grocers,
and
i4service That Satisfies"
1, DASHWoOD
thing twice weekly. Phone -your or-
der in to -day.
Neuhauser Hatcheries, 81 King
creates a lot of discomfort to the
digestion organs, with illness and in
some cases a bad tcold goes with it.
Tasty®
Bakery
Vkone 57r2. R.
And
.,Street, London.
when it attacks one, there is
only one thing to do, is go Go bed
PHONE 100 ZURICH
E. f. CORBETT
FOUND"
and if ill -enough, call your physician.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
In Zurich, a bunch of three car
keys. ..Owner can have. same .by pay-
EXETER DISTRICE
HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
be paid,
Per A. W. Morgan and A. J. Kalb-
on
Satisfaction
%wins Reasonable, 34
ing expensels at Earl- Thiel, Z urich.
inaugural
The i i gural meetin of the Exe-
9
fleisch that the insurance on the i,ew
building now be raised to $48,000.
Guaranteed
ter District High School Board fox
and that the equipment be insured
EXETER, R. R.
FOR SALE
1,950 tookplace in the new school oil
Tuesday evening, Jan. I-0, after a
for $50,000.
phone ::_,qcb, 92r7.
-
to,ur of the building.
Per Jas McAllister and A. W. Yer
A R I A
-`1 i
Buffe�t for sale, walnut 'finish in
''
.
'The Secretaiqyy acting as temper-
rare that the Liability Insurance pre-
miums submitted by V1. If. Hodgson
V E T E R I N -N
gd- condition. Can be seen at my
ary chairman, cited the regulations
be paid.
V. S
Dr. W. B. COXON, 9. ir-
place. ;Friday and Saturday from 2
to 4 p.m. afternoon. Priced reason-
for the. organization of the Board
from the High School Act. The
per ,C.S.MteNaughLon and 1H Nval-
able!Mrs. Russell Manson, R.R. 1,
appointment of all members expired
pre.that the crlection of pictures be
left to Mr. Sturgis and the stat:
VETERINARY SURGEON
Zurich.
at the end of 1949. The five munic-
, Tenders for service in the Cafet-
%)fltce with Residence, Main Street,
ipal councils of the d'itrict have re-.
newed thea *of their last
eria and applications fir employm-
0 osite Drug Store
Pp ZURICH
FOR QUICK SALE
year members for the two-year term
ent .were read.
Plans dor the Opening Ceremonies
none._9 6
4s follows.
were presented by the Chairman.
ci-i ERS.
Exeter Village CouncilC. S. 'Mac -
,
Naughton; Hay Twp. ;Council, Jas
As the hour was late, both matters
BUT
A number of Reg. Tamworth Sows
were laid over for a Special meeting
bred in November and December.
McAllister; Hensall Village, E. L.
on Monday, Jan. 16.
Zurichs, P opulax,
—Menno Martin, R.R. 2, Zurich. *
Mickle; Stephen Twp., E. Chambers;
Usborne Twp. A. W. Morgan.
Adjournment at 2 a.m. per E. L.
Mickle.
Huron County Colincil has re-ap-
E. D. Howey, Secy.
MI"J'AT'g-
FOR SALE
pointed for 1950 its three delegates
of last year: Dr. H. H. Cowen, K. H.
My Trip to Europe
Lei' Us supply you with the
Fresh and Cur-
A 10,'r inch Vessot grinder almost
new. Priced to sell.—Menne Steckle.,
Johns, H. Walper. Hay Twp. Area
Public School Board rdnewel the ap-
(BY Rev. Father L. Marchand)
,very Choice of
td Meats, Boloagnas, Sausages,
Phone Hensall 98 r 13.
pointment of A. J-. Kallifleisch, and
R.,C.,S.S. No. 1, is represented by L.
Rome, Italy, Dec. 14, 1940
Etc., always on hand. Kept
C. Brisson, who was the Se-parate
Dear Father Paul and Parish.-,ners:
'fresh in Electric Refrigeration
FOR SALE
School representative: in 1938.
All ten members were present and
Italy, like both Spain and Portug-
al, is a poor country, possessing very
Highest Cash Prices for1946
Pontiac -Sedan in good condit-
signed the register.
Two delegates were present. ?Jr.
lfew natural resources. It is almost
I entirely mountainous. The small par-
'arp
Wool, Hides and Skins
idn,"has heater, etc. A nice clean
Koehler, Phone 191.
Jack Stewart and Miss Christine
eels of land can b; cultivated,
H. Yu-nobbit & S07a
car. —Gid
Dobson were a delegation from ih
Junior Farmers to present their re.
almost totally ly unproductive, on ac -
h
count o t d.. scarci4yi of rain and the
FOR SALE
quest for the use of the building on
intensity of ',the heat in the suanyier,
'feei,''
the first Wednesday night of the
Italy is, hbw.iaver, a tourists' pavadisze
P R 0 T) U C E
Brooder House 10x14 very
month. The Board promised consider.
and cater4w to travellers is its wain
good condition.—Arthur sreen&ll,
ati-on of their request.
industry.
Phone 83 r 2,, Zurich.
Mr, W. H. Hodgson, and hrs guest
Mr. We(bb, discussed insurance. Mr•
The wealthiest part of Italy is
about the ln�anufacturing centre of
11verood
w
FOR SALE
Webb recominended boiler insuran a,
Milan. Here a few years ag,) the.8
for the new building for protection
Communist Party held great sway.
Sprayed Apples — Spies, Green,
against property damage and liability
The ordinai�y labourer earned a -max-
D A ITE, HE
ings, Kings, Bellflower, etc. Phone
The Board was -organized for 1950
imam salary of $25 a month. A was
Clinton .61 r 24. Fred McClymont,
as follows:
impossible for him to supp.rt hi.;
r,ash Market for Cream, Eggs
Varna, Ont. p7t-*
Chairman—Dr. H. H. Cowen per
familly with this megre earn.nfetwe
Poultry
E. L. Mickle and A. W. Morgan;
he was easily misled by the �_-wrt-
Reds. I
and
Vice Chairman — E. L. Mickle pyr
ive propaganda of hart., mm -
Have Your Eggs Graded on
NOTICE
C. S. MacNeoughton and L. C. Bris-
gled with these poor people. They
our
WHITEWASHING & CLEANING
son; Secy-Treasurcr, E. 1). Howey,
K. H Johns and A J. Kalbfiefsch;
live on drybread and the trarliti ;-,al
bottle of wine, which is very Cheap
AUTOMATIC
Arrangements can be made
Bill Watson
per
Atetnd. Officer — Goo. Tinney per E
l"llere is -still much unrest 4.niong
EGG GRADER
Dashwood Phone 35r19
L. Mickle and Jas. McAllister. The
the people of Italy, because there is
-
LeRoy O'Brien, Manager
following committees were set up,
the first named to be chairman:
.10 much insecurity. They havo witne.8
:(d so many wars with the Inevitable
Phone 10 1 Zurich
Transportation — E. Chambers, L
loss of homes, money, and It i.; of
C, Brisson, . H, Jchns, J.is. McAlls
dear ones. Thely 1. ng to be in Amn-
Church Enthusiasm
ter, 11. Walper
ica. I have diseovc*red th-at the ltal-
1
. the
I ,P,)pevty — C. S . Macliaughton
1,111 pool)le are lovable and anythiligg
k -at ivaelike (which they be'•
Where do you suppose all en-
B,, L. Mickle, X. H. Johns) A. J.
pro_,,(l
thusiasm for church work hides it-
Kallifluisch. j
and n doubt during the, last war).
Your Home Market for Cream
self between the time of the Fowl
1),latiagement — E. L I ll found them intensely reli"Jous
Supper and of the Garden Party and
Morgan, Jag. 4%,IcAllister, H.Walj)er. :Their churches are always rall of
Eggs and Poultry
then between the time of the Garden
Per K, H. Johns and E. Chamber.,
praying-
prnien and w-,nicn.
Party and of the Fowl Supper? We
that the regular monthly mocting.!
I arrived at Genoa, in Italy on NO -
Cash Prices
suppose it just lies dorinalit. If we
be held on the first Tuesday of the,
the 29th. Here, Christopher.;
,Highest paid plus
just have all that willingness to
gel -could
month and that the Seei-Troa_
I
tilli its was born, and hence li�
a premium for delivered cream
help, in the Sunday school and church
vise the -members by mail,
set forth to discover America in 1492
work all the year round
;Per E. L. Mickle and 1-1. Walper, 'l.wns
ill the home, in -which the great
We are equipped to give effi-
that cheques for payments authork-
navigator was born. I viziltecl the
Herald Printing Office
•-tient
ed ibly the Board be signed by the
church in which he was baptised. And
accurate service. EggEstablished
1900
Chairman and the Secy.
Per C. S. MacNaughtoix and H.
I walked up and down the harbol.
fivin which he sailed.
and Poultry department in
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Walper that the Bloard adopt a bind-
Leaving Genoa, I came to 'Uilall
AFTERNOON FROM THE
er for insurance ton the bollors, t1lo
at a tit -no when there was a labor
-charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
limits to be settled later by the Mail -
strike there. The cathedral of Milan
'Chas. Minshall, Proprietor
(Member of Canadian Weekly News,
agement Committee.
The minute,; of the last meetillg,,
is a marvelous piece of atchitecture.
Therein rest the bones of St. Charles
paper Association.)
Dec. 6th, were read and adopt(d.
Borromeo, clothed in pontifical vest -
INSURANCE
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—$1.75 a
The correspondence wws read and
merits, The cemeteries of Milan, as i
a6o of Genoa are filled with tomb -
year, strictly in advance. $2.00 may
tabled for discussion.
Per C. S. MacNaughton anti Jas.
stones that are veritable masterpieces
be charged. No paper discontinued
McAllister that the $10 meinioersilip
of sculpt-drc-
Weste rn Farmers'
until all arrears are pain up unieu
be paid to the Associated High Seho-
INly itinerary then took me to the
bodv
at option of publisher. The dateI of
ol Boards of Ontario.
City of Brescia, where I saw the
Wealtk:r Insurance C O.
which every Subscription is pard Is
Mr. M. 0. Sanders' requesitom;
'
fora Projector Sobeen, Film Strips,
of St. Angela Marici, the foundress
of the Ursulin Community of Nuns.
donated on the Label.
and Maps (To-tal $386.00) were ala-
Then Istopped at Trente. This city
OF WOODSTOCK
ADVERTISING RATES
proved for suibini8sion to the 1)e_
lie,,; in a valley on the Austrian blord-
'rHE LARGEST 'RESERVE BAB-
In Memoriam, one verse 50c. g5e
partinent for its approval oil inotif"ll
of C. S. 'MavNaughton and Jas Me-
t"'. It is surrounded by the snow-
capped Tyrolese Alps, where skiing
o
ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
for each additional verse. Card of
Allister.
is a year -around sport. The cathed - d
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
Thank,; 50c,
Pei, E. L. Miolde and A, J. Kalb--
ral of this city was the site of tho
OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO
Miscellaneous articles of not more
f1cisch that Mr. Dixon be given leave
of absence on this occasion to attend
famous General Council of the Cath.
olio Church, which proved to be the
A.Anount of Insurance at Risk on
than four lines. For Sale, To Rent,
the, incleting,, of the Aux Sables Con-
qntidiote to the Protestant
December 31vr, 1946
Wanted, Lost, Found, Etc., one it-
,el,vation Committee in Parkhill on
Toll.
$73,699,236.00
sertion 85 Cants, 2 insertions 50c.
Jall. 11th,
111hen I came to Venice, ti -t-, city
Total Cash !it Bank and Bonds.
Auction Sales—$2.00 for one in
Per A� J. Xalbfleisch and E, I,,
that was built in the sea. No auto -
$444,115.39
Rate. oil Appliwltion
q(Irttion if not over -four inches it
Mickle that the Secy request it ftll,-
tll(ll' tMInsfOr Of $51,000, frOlnw Li
mobiles are t o, be soon in ihis city.
The street,,; are canals, As I wai; a.1-
E. F. KLOPP--ZURICH
length.
.Contract advertising made knows
Debonturc, Proceeds to the Capital , al
Account of the Board and that the
hiring the beauties of St. Nilark's
Basilica with its millions of doves,
A G t N T
on application,
Capital Account submitted r)o 1)�Ii(j
till American warship drove up the
Atiso Dealer in Lightning Rods
Address all Communications to:}
read.
assTr)er R. Chilnbers-and 1-1. Walpci,
zql,eei and cast its anchor in t),m*it of
the cathedral.
Avid all kinds of r1re 11)sUranee
14tRALT-) OFFICE — ZURICH
that the Current Ae.,�ounts.submitted l f (Tia be Continupd)
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Muroday, January 06th, 1950,
For High H tch'ability
F E E D
CO-OP 18% HATCH MASH
AVAILABLE AT
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HENSALL and ZURICH
rpm
YOUJZ CARrepresentq'a major investment.
It deserves the best of c�:,re—and that's what we're
ready to give it. Whether it's a complete lubrication
Job or just a battery check, we really try to give good,
thorough Imperial service—the kind that will keep you
coming back.
We'd appreciate a chance to show you
what we can do.
Hector forcier IMPERIAL
-ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION
COR. No. 84 &'21 HIGHWAYS
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idmWinter
SA E
PRICES SLASHED FROM 50 TO 100%
BEGINNING JANUARY 21st ON TO JAI® U)-
ARY 28th INCLUSIVE.
LOOK FOR, A SALE BILL IN YOUR MAIL
THIS IS YOUR BIG OPPORTUNITY
6! -
t"12 rdware Needs
V From Our
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b N1.1W HARDWARE STOCK a
P A C1,ocz3 of S_!�ehf and Heavy Hardware 0
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always on hand, also
o
it Scarf's Paints, Enamels and Varnishes
9
and th5 New Ahnatex Plastic Paints
9 For your heating system we recommend—the Good
Cheer Furnace, or the well known Coleman Oil
Heater.
For your Household needs we carry Beaty Was!- a
a
Machines; National Electric Stoves; Marconi Rar-1. a
i0s; Heaters, Electric Irons*, and Toasters, Enamel- a
0
ware Pyrex and various Kitchen Ranges. 0
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a
Reliable Plumbing, Furnace work, evetroughin,,,
and Tinsmithing. Otir Aim ,To Serve acid Satisfy' e
a
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r s r i e 71
Main St. Hardware Store Phone 213
A WAY" 03R "THE WAY"
WHICH WAY ARE WE GOING
IT -HERE IS A WAI", WHICH SEEMETH RIGHT UNTO RLkN.
BUT THE END THEREOF ARE THE WAYS Or DEATH.
—Proverbs 114: 12; 16,125.
I THE LORD SAID:
TRU111 AND THE LIFE; NO ITTAN,
I A,\-[ TlIF, WAY, THE
COMETH UNTO THE FATHER (GOD) BUT BY RT&
John .7 4: 6,
BEHOLD WHAT MANNER OF LOVE!
THE FATHER HATII BESTOWED UPON PON U S. I John 3. 1
10OR GOD SO LOVED THE' WORLD THAT HE, GAVE, 1415
ONLY BEGOTTEN SON, THAT WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH
ff IN HINI SHOULD NOT PERISH, BUT HAVE' E VERLASTIN(v
LIFE. John 3: 16
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