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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-12-31, Page 1• The Official Organ of Zuricltand FTay Township Vo I. X. e LOCAL NEWS dMoMiirav;sora•cira,A-D4-214-64-11.4^Soerivo ELECTION CARDS ..-••••••••,. To Tim RATEpAuRil OP T11)31 Tow/oil:up or ELY. Your vote and influence is re- specifully solicited in my behalf n • ennoiller for the year 1910. 3400nomy with efficiency. Wat. CO/tatT I have been nominated for police trustee and if cleated I will do my best for the welfare of the Village, and I solicit your vote. Wishing you a Happy New Year, Yours truly Erten- Gneti. Happy New Year! Write it 1910 to.merro'w. Zero weather, how do like it? Make your geed resolutions now. Messrs. R. W. Williams of Lon- don and Abe Bender of St. Thomas spent Christmas in town The many friends will be pleased to hear that Father Loiselle is get- ting along fine at his new parish at Canard River. He expects to do a lut of building, both church and parsonage in the future and he is in splendid health. Lutheran Ohureh—J.the evening service in St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday, the 2nd of January will be conducted in Eng- lish. The subject of meditation will be the prayer of Moses : "Lord teach us to number our days." A hearty invitation is . extended. to all. Mr. Stephan leleidinger of the 14th Con., who hes been a sufferer from cancer of the stomach fbr some months, sticcumbed to his illness on Monday evening, at the age of 49, years and 9 days He leaves a widow and large family lePaing:'n.im:Pliants` • . • • • . • ebeeides 7114111er6116 as and re- zei.V4ei.e wedding Wa 'sadem ni zed ]atives who sincerely regret his at the Methodist Parsonage, Creel - .early death. The funeral took man, Sask.. on Wednesday after - place on Wednesday morning to noon at 3 o'clock, when two well - St Boniface Catholic church Zurich known and highly respected resid- and was largely attended. Father encs of that district were united in Stroeder pastor of the parish eon- naarriage, Mr. Norman Bossenberry ducted the fnneral services. The and Miss Stella McCram being the deceased was a bard working and industrious man and a good neigh- bor and bid fan. to reach a ripe old age had r ot this inionrable malady taken hold of his otherwise ragged constit ution. FRIDAY MORINIf\iG, DEC. 3L 1909. Mr. Robert Krebs visited his parenta Welleeley, this week. Mr. Williaan Thiel has sold his driver and cutter to Mr, Norman Prang Mr. Edmund Deichert of Armada, Mich.. is visiting his mother, Mrs. John Deichert. Messrs. Sweitzer and Willert of Stephen are agaixt wrestling with each other for the reeveship of that Township. The Ladies Aid of the Evangeli cal church, will meet in the church on Tuesday the 4thai• of Jan. at 2.30 p. tn. All members expected to be present. • There will be preaching service in the Evangelical church, next Sunday morning and evening. Officers for the Sunday School will be elected connection with the morning service. The nomination for police true= ees brought out a.lot of names, ut after the resignations are be he contest will bo between last ear's beard viz :—Fred Witwer, W. H. Hoffman and Wm. O'Brien, he new aspirant being Mr, Ernst Gies. Mr. J. K. Goetz of Dashwood, who sat in the Hay council for ight years, has resigned and will of be a candidate this year. Mr oetz was a good councillor and is services will be missed by tate ownship. - At the annual school meeting eld on Wednesday Mr. Simon Se- ams, whose term as trustee bad spired was reelected for another erm, The Board was also instruct - t b t y t e li T h r t 0 Mr. Wes Mertter, Minim is visiting friends liereti!ifiei week. The Clinton Collegiate Intetiteie opens on Jan. 4th, not the 3rd as formerly announced Mr and Mrs. Sten Fenst have moved to their new residence and will soon he comfortably settled. Mr. . and Mrs. Geerge • limes visited the former's ptients, at Moorefield over the holidays. - The Christmas entertainment held in thel4th Evangelical church on Monday evening, was a grand success. The church' wee"crowded to its capacity. A quiet wedding took. place at the Lutheran Parsonage on Monday' evenirtg, when Mr. Beene of Buffalo, was married ' to Mrs.' Ruben Ha. manlier of Port Arthune eformerly of Zurich. .• Mr. and Mrs. Wm, O'Brien and children are visiting velatives in Michigan, over the holidays. Vem. is up for trustee and he should be home before Monday if hee wants to put,in a "plumper" for hreaself. Another old resident of the Township, in the person of Mr. George Thiel Sr, died at the -family residence 14th Con.. on Thursday' last, having reaohed the age of 84 years. The deceased bad: 'been in rather poor health for sOnie years and the end came not nnexpeoted. fee wee, e or U.,: pioriccn of the Township, and although of a re- tiring dioposition, he lea'. %rany warra personal friends ..‘"e long standing who mourn his loss. lia leaves a widow and a erow.n up family. The funeral pia ce on Sunday afternoon, the in tecteent d to take steps to have a truant taking place in the Lutheran deme - Meer appointed, under the Tinian- terse and was condunted the y Act. Rev. O. O. J. Maass, i31 Everbody come to the Local euce of a large gathering. Option meeting in the Town Hall The baseball concert citl..1,1:4,,sday' to -night (Friday) at 8 o'cloek, evening was finanolal 'se-441MS- Speakers- Rev. L. M Smith, Pres- Mr. Cameroe, the Toren -to. eniter-,' byterian clergy of Hensall and tq. tainer, who made his first eye K. Ireland of Otven teemed. Mr. ewe before, a nerieb, eLe Ireland is one ref Owen •Sound's. merle Morodte • etteetee itee. teetfweeste Dashwood Glee Club, comprising eight young ladies rendered a num- ber of good songs ; the music b:v Mr. Charles Weber's two yoang daughters ; the orchestra music and the piano selection by Miss Ida Sipple and the &tett on piano by Mrte (Dr) Campbell and Miss Sipple contracting parties. Mr. Harvey were all well received, while Jie McCrum, brother of the bride acted songs and highland dance by Miss Murdock, the little delight -or of Mr. Alex .eturdoek of If ensall, was the feature of the evening. The proceeds amounted to nearyl $00 00. P.:11 • as Po bit groomsman, while Miss Florence ster assisted the bride. Their any friends wish thetn every ppiness nee No.'. 20' AMAVVEVW •://. ".••• ". • .4/. WWWWWWCAMMOI My Stook is complete for Xmas. 1 have the Best Stook ever sbown in Zurich., 1 invite one and all to come and visit my Store. A FULL RANGE OF Dolls, Xmas cards, Card Albums, Fancy Plates, Fancy Jowel cases, Hand= KERCHIEFS, MEN'S TIES and BRACES. MEN'S GLOVES, FANCY CHINAWARE, TOYS, a full Range of TOYS for the little Boys and Gilts, FANCY CANDIES—no better values in town All Farm Produce taken in Exchange. Highest Prices for Fowl MISONOMEMPOilqiillgUIRS.1131.14.1•10:01.1IIIII67.135641[1. D. S. F *UST ZURICH „or XIAMMMTAMPIWANTAMARRARAWARAMFIN.RWMA •••••••-- • e • 1/,•, • mgh I IT' -Age- •••• '1.4.40, • ab The Very 'Best -in . Our prices are always found to be very reasonable and a visit to our store will be appreciated. it, mawrirg,7 Ret J Via P. BEN t tlEb•;;, Zurich V - 'en .....eneetete-7eaa.ac,...---neeetteenenteea,nenteeetteneteneet..--t---ei rri-1.4::•.-4•471:.;117V'94.4-1:%3*"flne:47,24•C•07 i=C:fLitt CFA 5 e3) r ecenib r gw Below we make special mention of a few of the many specials we are offering for this month. AU goo,ls are new and guaranteed to be as advertised. We are Reaclquartvrs for Gift Goods and Christmas Now Shop early and have first choke of a most complete stock of Drygood5, Groceries, Hardware, Sz-,e. ,1 Just in a new lot of Ladies' Fancy Belts, the newest and prettiest we have ever had. Be I sure and see them at 25 and 50 cents each. Ladies' Hose Ladies' Vests Sc. Drawers 1,4 L. dies' F ncy Collars A new lot of Ladies' Fancy Collars just in. Pat. up one ii a nicely (iecorat'ti bo, vents and 50 npntz, •E e9 Liren CAlars . A special in Ledies' Embroidered Linen Collars, regular, 20 and 25 cents goods, clearing at 15 cents each. Ladies' Fancy Belts .A special in Ladies' Worsted Ribbed Hose, extra good vatic, at 25 cents per pair. A special in Ladies Vests and Drawers. Regular 35 cents goods, special price 95 cents. ress. Good's A special in Ladies' Dre Goods. Good value at 30 and 35 cents a yard. Our price (luring Dettemietr 20 CN' a yard. h••! ;;(11'!Ii /,„:•;(. • Of • .01./.11...,4 ceeettivare, fence cups saucers, ash trays phi trays, ete., etc,. Holiday Price, 10, 15, and 23 cents. Dinner Setts We are giving special Holiday prices on Dinner and Toilet Sets. Men's Negli,ge Shirts YOu will eeett a now shirt for. the Holidays. Our new stook just in. Call and look through our Gents Furnishing Department. Everything for men. Blankets We are giving special prices on all woollen blankets to clear. ,Buy now and save money, • Dressed Poultry of all kinds wanted. highest PREETER, tit:100613CatriCIEMPSCIPEr V318apisiopOr.,,,,MCalpilE3CIMit STOVES NVe are Loving specialprices on all iiig stoves for December. Call and be eonviecal Naietware ,el ett enee 25 ierosse....i ..a,e 1.31.aek Ax's, e0 cents Cow Chain., Diet:, up Padlocks, 10ets tip Linoleum Winding, .10 and 15 Britis Linoleum binding, ;20 and is Hat and Coat Hooks, Nets a doe. Glass Cutters, sets Liquid Veneer, e5 cents Raisin seeders, 75 cents 1-2 11, ass.orted rivets, 10 eents Tubular and slotted rivets, 10 eeenz Zenoleum Disin feetant, 2e and so,..ts Dr. Seott's Stock and Poultry Compound, 25 and 30 cents Weather strip, 3 and 5ets a few: Gillet's Safety Razor, $5.00 2 bladepocket knife, 10 cents G-ranite pie plates, 2 for .2.5 cente Tin Dippers, 5 eents Flour Sifters, 10 cents market prices paid. XL/ /CH ,(1 0 MPOICX=KOCiposZKAZKACXXX34.3411;X3CAMIPOCXXxX:101ozvam-zt ,co* .sdoomaa•M•••0011•1.