Zurich Herald, 1927-05-19, Page 1Vo10 XXV11 NO 4
ZURICH. THURSDAY' MORNING
MAY 19, (927.
Celebrate this Spring Season by
?ONTARIO FARMERS IN FAVOR
OF POOL MARKETING
Thousands of farmers in south-
western Ontario., alter frank and
aree aidaussierrt of the co-operate
;.liver pool System: of marketing grain
crops, have aeceptee it. Start-
ling with a bnunpw meeting on
afternoon of January 27th., at
^hathane and covering different
points in Eseeex, Kent, Elgin, Lamb
`ton, Middlesex and Huron counies
n enthusiasmm was displayed wh-
ich indicates a. feeling against pr-
ent marketing condition's, and in
favor of the peel. Speakers of
these meetings included Colin H.
Burnell of Winnipeg, President of
the IV1anitobai Wheat Pool, H. A.
Gilroy (o€ Alvinston, President of
The United Farmers Co• -Operative
Co.. Ttd; J. J. IWorrienn, Secy of the
United Farmete of Ontario, and
.otherei. At every meeting ques-
tionswere asked by the farmers,
showing their interest in the prop-
osition'. Elevator men also are
ir:terested, and: have selected a eom
tnittee to wait on the management
of The United la 'n exls Co -.oper-
ative Co Ltcl., the primary object
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Dividends Increased
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l DIVIDENeSi on all participating policies issued by the Com- 'i'
pany were: increased on January 1927, The following ÷
Z. table is as concrete example of the new scale compared to the e
oral on a $10090 Twenty Payment Life Polley, annual dividend
age
304,
„• Year Policy Dividends. Payable
.••. in Force, Under. Old Scale
-+ 1 $ 53.80
el. 3 63.60
l 573.40
1 83.20
••••; ,93,00
•. 1 11 10560
ell' 13 121.00
. OESCH. -- Zurich
Div. Payable
Under 1927 Scale
$70.601
7&.80
r, 87.60
99.70
11{1.80
124.50
137.80
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Fashion Thoughts
In Spring Footwear
.Brown's Boot Shop Windows
FORBTR Fc AN INTERESTING STORY O;9 NEW
FO,OT,WRAJA gAbleLLONS. THEY ARE AUTHGRATIVE
LAST ISSUE OF -VOGUE.
SPRIeTG
AS THE
Chester 1$ Smith, evitdiallor
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11.50 IN ARREARS, $2 MAY !3E OH Bill
cleaning up and planting flowers
Buys a Waltham COAL 1927
being to ascertain what arrangFe-'
meats can be made to handle pool.
ed grain through local elevator.+ e
The ,London Conference of the,.
'United church ,will rr.•eet in Cezlte l
church, Stratford, of wlihic• Rev.
W. E. ,Donnelly is the pastor".The
Conference will ,open on May 25th
the last ,Sunday in May being -con-
ference Sunday. The church year
end, March ,31st, beinga month
earlier than in past years. ;
SOUTH HURON 0
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
The South Huron Baseball Le-
ague held their annual business me-
eting in the Towrn Hall, :Hen'sali,
on May 4th, Exeter, HensaIl, - Zur-
ich, Stafia, Thames Road aand Cred
iton being represented.' The el-
ection of officers resulted an fol-
, lows; Hon. Presidents, Thos.
McMillan, MP, W. G. L edd,
P.e.iient, J. A. FIrmiag; vice-pree
Rev. G. M. Chidiey> ; Secy-tteal3.,
F. W. Morlock. •
AVIA Y
19--CCrediton at Tham^'s; Road.
19—Staffa at Hen', a11.
23—Hensall at Staffa,
23—Thames Road at Zurich.
27—Zurich at Henan.
27—Staffa at Crediton;.
30—Herrsall at 1Thames Road.:
3C—Crediton at Zurich.
JUNE
2—Credit oat Heanall.
3—Thames` Rd. at Staffa.
6—Zurich at Staffa
6--Hen•sal1 at Crediton _,_a,
9—Zurich at .Thames. l'tde
10—:Crediton at .Stella.
13—Henaall at Zurich
114-Staffa at Thames Rd,.
A 16—Thames Rd. at Hensall.
to 117—Zurich at CC'rediton
20•—Staffa at Zurich
• 124—Zurich at Hene,all
• 121—Thames Rd. at Crediton
•; 27—Ilensalll at Zurich..
• 27—CCreditop at Staffa,
• S0—Staffa at Thanes Rd....!
• JULY
4—Zurich at Crediton.
• 4—Thames, Rd. at Hensall.
• 8—Zurich at Stella,
8—•Crecliton at Thames Rd,
M 13—Staffa at Creditonl
,18—Staffa at Zurich,
• 18—Thames Rd. at Crediton.
22—Zurich at Thames Rd.
• 22—Crediton at Hensalt„
THEY WILL IMPRESS YOU WITS AN ALTOGEME,R NEW • 25—Credio at Thames. Rd
s 29—Crediton at' Zurich.
STANDARD OF VALUE OF THE MODERATE PRICES.: '29—Themes P.d. at Staffa.
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WHERE GOOD SHOES COST Teresa
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2—Thr111e6i Rd. at Zurich,
2—Staffa at Hensajll.
5—Hensalt at Staff.*
8—Hen'sail at Crediton.
M nd Mee. Peter Ravelle mot-
ored to London on Tuesday.
Mee. Etnil Scheer of Rochester,
N,Y„ 'spent a few days with lrer.
brother, Mr, and Mrs. CChas, Fritz.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett 13aist sp-
ent the week -end with friends and
relative's in Detroit.
Miss Ethel Hees left on SCatur
day for Detroit, 'where •she intends
to istay for a whiles
Miss Muriel Pr" eter of Kitchener
'spent Sunday with friends in
town., •
'Mies Sulsie Deichert of Stratford
spent the week -end at her home
on the Blind Line„
Mr. Milton Hey and Mr. Earl
Russell of Detroit, called on fri-
ends in town recently,
Messrs. Clayton and Clarence
Hoffman of Galt, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Wnr. H. Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thiel, lMr.
and Mrs.' .Chas. Weber and Miss
Gertrude Weber, tspent Sunday at
Delewarev.
.. Mr. C. Fritz ways at Hensel]. on
`Monday .evening, where he atten-
:ieMed a meeting of the Executive of
the South Huron Libcrll A+a-ociat-
ion. .
Dr. and Mss. H. ,H Cowen are
upending the week at Toronto,
where the. Doclo; is W. -tending the
large D•utal Convention in that
city this week.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH — ONT.
Thursday 7.30 pan. Prayer and -
Praise
We had `a 'most spiritual Feast
last Thursday eve. 15 ' were
4 present and enjoyed this, the
the Lord's best, Conte out :and
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Wank
Josiah Geiger, Leader.
Friday 4.10 pme—Jr. E.L.CE
Friday, 71.30 pen,—Sr. SLOB
Friday 8;30 p.m.—Choir Prae'iice
+Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bechier of
the Bronson Line, and Mr. and
Mrs. Menne Beehler of the village
are attending the funeral of a
relative at Baden this week.
Don't forget the Big Sale ,of
Ladies and Children's Hats at the
Zurich Millinery, Read the sp-t
ecial adv, in this issue and then
get bust and attend this Big Sale.
Mr. W. G. Hess is the distingu-
ished owner of five young owls
that are about ready to tke to.
the wings if given the liberty. Mr.
Hess captured these some time a-
go in the swamp, and we are
quite sure if .someone wanted to
start a menagerie that Mr.. Hess
would donate these owls.
The Big A.nniwersary Sale of
Merchandise at Marnee's Store will
come to .a close on Saturday ev-
ening. SO far this sale has been
a magnificient suers and the
public who have taken advant-
age of the many* ,snaps offered
bespeak loudly of what good and
big oa1tes they have .received for
their dollars, Only three more
days this week ends it allSo
hurry and get your supply be-
fore it is too late;. ,
s A meeting was called in the
town h -f, Zur ch, last Thursday ev-
erting to organize a firs^ brigade.
Sorry to say then) were not enough
of the citizens present to form such
an organization, Seems, too bad
if, after the police Trrrsteesi purch-
asing this fine exupiment, if no
one is sufficiently interested to
appoint a staff to, manipuletefhis
outfit. This perhaps seems need-
less to soil^, but we think that if
a fire brnake out, the outfit is ne-
_ Mad at once, lind it is only in ore
der to -have men appointed and
r•rr et:iced up to be at their pee -
Non and know just where to take
t hold ;of the horse, etc,,.
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Miss Lillian 1Vesrloh, Savings
?'eller of the First National Bank
of Dearborn, Michigan, recently.
celebrated with that institution the
()peeing of their new banking
Boise and thr. First National Ban;
'Ped:ding•,: Miss 4W'e=e'oh, who has
`bean With taus bank since it first
ops 0d :for basin 'ss, has the
honor of .being the first Savings
Te11ru--D' arborn News. The
Ecli`.or of the Herald joins tvitia
Lillian's rtiany Zurich. friends in
extending hearty congratulations-•
and best wishes for the fu'_ure to
thiss_ noble and former citizen of
10.00 aim Worship
Considering the rather disagre
able weather last Sabbath, there
was a fine turnout of eager list
ewes. Coma again an next Sab
bath and enjoy the worship with
us. P rs::or s ,subject will be"The
Charecteristic's of a Glorious
Church,'
11 n.m.—Bible School,
We extend a hearty inritetion
to one, and all to attend ' our
Bible School Sessions. There are
cels es for all trona the youngest
to the older,st. An effecientstafl•
of teachers. •Good singing.
"Corrie with ea and we will do
thee Good,."
1. E; Gaicho, Superintendent,
7.30 p.m,. -Worship
Subject; "The Tragedy of
Self Deception,"
erybody :is Cordially invited,, our village, whoo rsthe vonn •-
csr daughter of Ni and Mrs, fly,
Ito,°;. W. Y. Droter Pa' for ; la. Wevlrll`t ct town. .
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16 Size Fancy Engrav-
ed Case, Only a few
left
FULLY GUARANTEED BY US
Hess, The Jeweller
Spring ry
YES WE HAVE
Dropped the Price of Cea
ANTHRACITE
THE BEST GRADES PRODUCEtk
IN THE UNITED STATES. -
DIRECT FROM THE MINS.
GENUINE DNLN, & W SCRANTC
The Standard. Anthracitef
THE D. & H. LACKAGtiANAl,
The Free Burning Anthracite.
PILL UP YOUR BINS BEFO.
7'HE PRICES ADVANCE
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR LEATHER GOODS, ,HARNESS
OF ALL KINDS, LEATHER CLUB BAGS, LADIES' BRAGS, itft
COIN AND OTHER PURSES A FINE DISPLAY ON HAND
Come in and 'see Our fine display of Ueefull Goods..
a HARNESS REPAIRING ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICEtt
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Spying Footweir
NOW is the time to secure you
New Spring Footwear for Style
while our Stock is complete
WE HAVE MANY NEW LI NES TO SHOW YOU IN MEN'S.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S UP TO DATE FOOTWEAR.
A COeIPLETF STOCK OF MEN'S AND BOYS WO.RKSOQTS
Where Quality, . Style and Prices Cc titt
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We Win!
0. FRIT & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
Repairing promptly drone, Rubber Soles Vulcanized on Ruch• tree
Boot, Etc,
We Invite You
To call and sbe Our new Rayon
Silks, Broadcloths, G i :n g ha
Prints Galateas, Shirtings, Denenas
Etc.
ALSO DRESS LENGTHS FOR LITTLE GIRLS, MISSES, AtiT117
LADIES. ALL OTHER LINES OF OUR STOCK WELL is a' r : ?
TED UP. AT REASONABLE PRICES. .. i ;
PRODUCE TAKEN IN ESC1 ANGB
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