HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-03-08, Page 1Vol. XXV I I No34.
ZURICH. THURSDAY MQ
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FACTS4. 4.
From4. the 53rd Anunal Report of the
London Life Insurance Co. For the year 4-
1927 1,
NEW INSURANCE ISSUED $845$1,196. , Ina.. in force 295,905,713 �
t Rata poi interest ZSaimerl-6.-5ii Surplus, doov. Bases $64490,133.00
*rat MPABAT1VE STATEMENT Showing Growth. 'I'
* Year N w Business Irn-arance Income Total ,4;
.Te4 bailed in ForceFor Year Assets
4. I907 $%;191m316 $11,140,203 • 593,237 2,366,929 •t•
4. 1�9II; . 16,283,593 50,787,365 5,097 M5�0,2 9 �•
192?, 8 ,581,11'96'r • 295,9)5,753 - p 12092,249 44,068,929 +
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Robes which I• am retailing far be -
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X1.51 iN ARR•LARS,:$2 MAY Be MAIO=
buying Goods in the home town
St. Patrick's Supper . ••
On Saturday, March 17th, the
Women's Mission and Aid Society
of the Evangelical Church, ,are,
giving. a St. Patrick'e Supper in
the Council's Chamber of the Town
I3a11, Zurich. Supper will be ,ser<
ved beginning at 'Three o'clock,
and whosoever will may come
Come • inaind enjoy the toothsome
refreshmentsand spend an hour
of pleasant fellowship.
Adults 35c. Children 12 and under
$14.00
BUYS A REGINA
Mr. Ed. Merner was a Thurs-
`day visitor in town.
Miss Anna Deters has returned
20c, home after spending some time ,at
London and Kitchener.
Mr. Ward Fritz is away to
Windsor, where he expects to
Rev. Jas, Penrose of Varnaj,at- get a new Ford for demonstrat-
tended, the Prohibition Conven ion,
tion at Totonto, last week, .
Mr. Fred. C. Kalbfleisch + has
Mrs. J. T. Keys, who has been exchanged his last year's Pontiac
in poor health ;since the death- of car for a new model, and Mr. Wm
her husband a short time ago; O'Brein has :purchased the car
was taken to Clinton Hospital om ,formerly owned 'by Mr. Kalbfleisch
Sunday where she expected nt I, and Mrs. tennis O'.
have an operation,•we hope that Brein+
she may be restored to her usual have moved into part of the
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
health. home owned by Mr. Albert ,Gies,
and Mr. and Mrs. T Meyers of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnston the Goshen line south, have mor-
ed into the house vacated
who expect to• sail frons, New by M.
YYork on March 17th for Bolivial
O'Brein.
South America to engage in 1VIis Last Thursday morning the
signory work there, are sperdmg `family of Rev, Rembe left ,Zurich
a few days with the fortuer's par for Hamilton ,from whence they
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 4Johnston , will go• to Winnipeg, where Mr.
of the Town Line. On •Sunday ,-enlbe will take charge of a
they addressed the congregations,. very large congregation. On Wed
at Goshen, Blake and Varna, tell lxesday thein effects were shipped
ing of their conversion, call to the for the West.
work, and the needs of the people
in the field to which they are goH A very painful accident t be-
ing. Their message was wellre- fell to Mr, Allan Schrag, ;one of
carved •,and though, told in sisTiple aur popular milk delivery boys o,n
language it reaehed the heart of Sunday morning' when he was •in
the people, •who realized {that. the act of hurridely going from
this young couple were givtc,n t rvisitnplen nt shed to the barman
their lives ,so freely iii, consecaau ? i'Y" farm, soiitelight snow, had
ion and service; in answer toGod's covered the ice, and Allan slip-
• call to this far-off field. Mr. •ped with the result that his arni
• Johnston is well known in this 'sustained a fracture,
!• part having lived here till he was ,
• 18 years of age, then going West est 1VIr. John Kipper of the vil-
e , he engaged in farming till e the lage, one of our popular black-
• 'war broke out, when he nelisted smiths has disposed of his dwell-
• and spent nearly four years in ac- property and also his blacksmith
tive service, returning at the close shop'
and is having an auction sale
• of the war to his homestead in of his effects on March 20th. Mr.
• Peace River, where he continued Ted. Mittleholtz has purchased the
dwelling while the hardware firm
of Stade & Weido have purchased
the shop.
March came in last Thursday in
a rather calm way, but since it
has greeted us with real midwinter
cold and considerable snow, on
Sunday around twelve o'clock a
heavy snow storm greeted tis,
in fact the ,sky was so darkened
for a short time, that pit was nec-
cessary toi turn on the Lights in
order to do any reading, and it
put us very much in ,mind of the
eclipse of the ,sun a dew years a-
go'.
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Among the recent real estate
deals that were transacted the
past week we notice ;-Mr.
Lamont has purchased from Mr.
J. P. Rau, the grass fartia known
as pt. Lot 16, S. B. Stanley Town-
ship. Mr, Louis Schumacher of
,the 15th con., Hay, has disposed
of his fine 75 -acre farm, to his son-
in-law', Mr. E. Daters, Mr. Schu-
macher after his auction sale wili
remove to• Dashwood where he
ers_a1 ed, undergirds and befr'ends has purchased a dwelling.
the wandering ones. The church
is an inspiring, enriching and di- JOHN FlOWALD PISSES
vinely triumphant force at it fol -1
laws its conquer;ng Lord. Do you The death took place tat his
believe in it, bank on it, .support late residence, lot 6, con. 16 .IHay
and attend its helpful ministries? Township, on ,Friday, February 24,
1innece_sary absence, votes against of John Ifowald, aged 77 years, 4
it, Boost the church. It boosts months and 10,days. The deceas-
,you, and year best interests and ed hadbeen ailing for t several
yai>A.r community. Get into its tllr- days with 'pneumonia. Mr. How-
obbing life and increase its power old was born .in Switzerland (and
•'to• redeem the world. • „ at the age of four years came to
WaOrlee county and later moved
Evangelistic Services eash a i. liv' wire o ho was ,united in
ening of this week beginning at r1., riage to Johanna Miller, who
7.30. Rev, E. S. HiScox, Crediton rite Tout dai:,gghters and three
and Rev. F. B, Meyer, Dashwood, sons, are .left to mourn his loas,�
are assisting: Decision Day next` They are Mrs. Jas. Randall, Mrs,
r` undayi Annie Willard, of 'Tedford, Mrs.'
A»gyle Campbell, of Sarnia, Mrs.
H. Beie 71'ng, of Exeter; Wm. How -
10.11 a ,i,. +Vor !lily all of •Theclfotcl, Henry of ,Ste-'
Subject --Are you prepared to phen and Arthur at homle. fie is
meet your God.. alsosurvived by onebrother
• to farm and carry on Sunday Sch
Brings you
values
ls t t cannotbe o 'Sol work till he heard the call to
duplicated anywhere.
outh America, • Mrs. Johnston has
• heen engaged in school teaching
o for five years in Western Canada,
Wedefy rcompetition Note s and met Mr. Johnston while they
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o were attending Bible College in
their rtord.srnasfung Prices
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• Vancouver. They were married
. • 'last November and together they
Men's Lumbermen Rubbers, Regular $4.50 Sale at _--- _$2:x5 •• offered themselves for the South
Boys' Lumbermen Rnbh era, • Reg. $3.50, at Stale . -- - - 1125 •
Child's Heavy hate, Regular $2,00, Sale at - .-:_$L40 •
Men's Calf SIIaek Goodyear Welt, Reg. $5.40, Sale at -__:$3.65
Boy's Solid Leather, School Shoes, Reg, $3.50 Sale at --_ $2A5
Women's Felt and :wadndour Slippers, Reg. 1.75, Sale --- 95c •
Children's. Shea Tann!, 39e. to ,- _ _ - _ .-- - - $1.19
Men's 'Rubbers! an mss, SPECIAL at "_- -:$L01
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Mission Field. It is the
earnest prayer of their many fri-
ends that they may be used by
God in being many souls lento
Hint. and that His presence may
-coenfort and sustain them through
the many trials and difficulties
�ylaich .they are sure to inveet,
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
The church which has the Liv -
pg Christ enthroned in her .midst,
leads the way„ to immeasurable joy
indispensib:e blessing, imperishible
values and it builds lordly anti
illustrious lives. • It liberates the
Sunday Services+
Jay.ob •Ilowaid, of Zu'4ch and one
1 t 41.i11,—Bibb Sehool> sister, Mts. John Betz;'of Meadow
Decision bay. The Pastor will Grove, Neb.. The funeral was
he in charge of Devotional Ser- he'd on Sunday afternoon last, ser-
Nice
1, vice being held at the house fol -
J, E, Gaacho, Superintendent, loded by a service at the Luth-
- '1, ,,,.-- "tiiorshir " ; eran (,htl' ch, Dashwood, interment
Sith`iect-Inescapable Salvation invice thebe:ltE ,geterconduct ctertatdn,rb.y RevTh
. Mr,
Rev. W. Y. Dreier, Pastor; biers. t .......r: -
Buy the Best
COAL
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Carstelon.
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Phones -Office 10w. Home i82,
16 Size, 15 Jewel, Beautifully,
Cased. Let us show you this
Watch for REAL VALUE. A Gu-
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FORDS! FORDS!
Closed Cars For Sale
WE INVITE YOU:---
- To inspect our New and Used Cars
before ,;you purchase. .
.We have a nice Varietyof used Cars s i n A 1 conditiaa.
and will take your car in exchange and give Terms
No extra charges for financing. This saves you
between $35. and $50. on a car
FORD COUPE 1926, extra front and rear bumpers, automatic
wiper, heater, water pump and spot light. Car iri good eon-
ditianl
FORD SEDAN in O.K. condition, upholstering like new, €ires.
A.1. and motor'lgood only $185,00
STAR TOURING, new tires car in good shape, atanap $125011'
2 FORD TOURINGS in running condition suitable for trailers
and engine can be used for (power, only $20.00 eachk,
1 GOOD Rubber Tire Buggy, nearly good as new.
STEEL TIRE BUGGY, very cheap. •
FORD TUDOR 1925 in good condition; equipment, spare tire,
automatic wiper, slip covers, heater and license, at at price
any one can afford to pay,
FORD COUPE, 1926, Loaded with extras.
C. FRITZ & SON
FORD DEALERS
30x3 z $5. to $6.
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Spring and Summer
When you start out to do your
spring and summer" buying come
Here
WE CARRY A NICE ASSORTIVIE NT OF . U' cit GH>lilli,
PRINTS, BROADCLOTH RAYONS, SPURTING., CCITT frN.-Ps'B
FLANNELETTES, ]ITC,
SHOES, AND RUBBERS, HARDWARE .A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING. ftAJ t`3•.h '5
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND,
R. N.DOUGLAS
GENERAL AlEROHANT
PHONE 11 'ea 97 '
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