HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-05-03, Page 1Vol, XXVIII No 42
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY
1928,
Mester A& Smith!, PulitklioilStt
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Build. up your own Community by buying Goods in the home town
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ANNNUAL DIVIDEND PLAN
A Policyiliolder at age 31 took a $1,000 policy on the 20
payment Life plan in 1913. On the 15th anniversary of the Pol-
icy in 1928 his insurance protection will have cost him, on the
average, only 44 cents a year.
15 years Prem. of $27.90 each year -... $418.50
Less 15 Year's Dividends __... 4118.87
Net Amount Paid tot he Company • .... 299.63
guaranteed Cash Value on Anniversary in 1928 .... -293.00
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Total Cost of Insurance Protection for 15 Years _ ... 6.63
The Average Annual Cost inthis case is 44 cts, for $J,000 Ins.
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Received a shipment of waterproof
Robes which ars retailing far be-
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low Catalogue prices, get your's at
Special Price $12.50 large size
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New Barber
'Having opened up a barber
Shop iin the Dominion liouSe(,
Zurich, 1 an in a position to give
entire satisfaction to the public.
Our prices ure;-
Haircuts 25c
Children's haircuts ... _15
Shave 15
Massage..................25.
Shampoo ea...25
Razors Honed '25
Head Rub 10
Ladies Hair cuts 20c
Beginning May 10th every Thurs-
day afternoon and evening a lady
will be here to marcelle,
Phone appointments appreciated.
Ladies Haircuts a Specialty
NORVAL, PRECIOUS
Don't Miss This
SMITH'S CREOLE TRAUBADOURS
OF CHICAGE
Will stage an OOpera Play con-
sisting of Comedy, Music, Singing, ,
Buck and Wing dancing and :side-
splitting sketches. A real, old-
tim.e Darkey show.. Come and
have a good laugh,
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
The many Zurich friends of Mr
Tuesday, *evening, May 8th. ' Ed. Bossemberry, near Bayfield,
Aclmies:on-Adults 47c.,children 25c are pleased to leain that he is re -
Doe. Arthur. Hill, lanagere covering from his recent illness.
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l'alaTe,
Mrs. D. Witmer of Exeter, was
a visitor in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oesch were
Monday visitors in London.
Messrs. Edwin Gaecho and Ivan
Yungblut were Sunday visitors at
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Thiel vis-
ited with their daughter in Strat-
ford on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wurn and
Miss Ida Routledge spent Monday
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry !Rose of
Windser, were week -end visitors
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Siebertiof
Montreal are spending a few we-
ek's vacation at the home of the
formers parents, Mr. and grs. W.
L..Siebert.
Mr. Philip Beaver was a recent
visitor to his daughter-in-lawl.IVIrs
Ida Beaver, of the London Road
near Exeter.
• Mr. George E Buchanan, K. C.
of Sudbury was a visitor with his
• aunt and iuncle, Mr. and Mrs E. e.
The most popular Line of Diam-
ond Rings in Canada
WE HAVE THEM
uy the Best
COAL.
DELAWARE & HUDSON'
and
D. L. & W. SCRANTOR '
COKE
SEMET SOLVAY;
SOFT COAL
MILLER'S CRER
Arriving
A CAR OF PRINCE EDWARD IS-
LAND GRADE A, WT
ATOMS.
an:telt:7am
H E N SALL ONL,
Phones -Office lOw. House ra,
Hess, The Jeweller
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NOTICE
_Appel-1iambmg 'Independent,
We „are send for another car or
fertilizer for beans and buckwheat The Look -out committee, Gar4.
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anyone wishing for some let us field Witmer, convenor, had eh- i*
know no later than May 10th. arge 'of the Evangelical League, a".
Rader & Johnston. Meeting last week. The discussion
eilleeeeS*451100084,04016080‘60 04141411010Seeee641$8041050.460e***411 'on "Ideals"' by Miss Olive O'Bri.Pn
e, IN MEMORIAM ''';"..?y)ti&ed 'vary 'interesting. The
Beeker-In loving memory of -broiness of the mo th t 4.
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In Spring Footwear
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WINDOWS FORETFLL :IN-
TERESTING STORY OF NEW
SPRING FOOTWEAR FASHIONS
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our dear wife and mother, Clara the remainder of the meeting. We
THEY ARE AUTHORATIVE AS THE LAST ISSUE OF VOGUE
WIRY WELL IMPRESS YOU WITH AN ALTOGETHER NRW
STANDARD GP vALrna AT THE MODERATE EkRICES.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE Only the best of Mtateniain ,is
used. Bring theca tO me, and you are .assured of Satisfaction
WHERE GOOD SHOES COST LESS.
Ida Becker, who passed 'aWaYone have room for you.
e Her sudden death .surprise;a1susel:Idnl,
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year ago, May 6th, 1927.
titsntwienek ereenejtaufged. a mint:glee.Herald
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• tell 'setting machine, and we trust by
e Quickly and suddenly camethecan. Mr. R. B. Hardy tof Toronto is
next week we will probably be
: i The loss of a mother we loved
sable to show our readers .just the O well
0 Rest on in peace, our loving
mo- kind of work this machine will do,
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• CfJpon that wondrous shore, ther, ore,
• Where partings are forgotten, 1 bout 1t.
Mr. William E. 'Foster has sold
And sorrow is no more. his -fine 100 -acre farm; being - Lot
o Those willing hands, that tender .7, Comession 6, Babylon Line,
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0 .. heart, ,T.,6,wribip of Stanley, to his neil-
O At rest from toil and pain, ghbor, Charles Stephenson, who
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and we will have more to say a-
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eac 1929. Mr. Foster intends giving
'Until we meet again. up farming this flall, but has not
Sadly missed by husband and
and decided where he will locate..
-children, Mr. Wni, Becker
family.
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Our Stock of Spring
and Summer Foot-
wear for Women,
Men, Boys and Girls
are now complete
and we invite you
Ford,. 1 -door sedan, looks
front
as good as new, tfres new',
and rear bumpers.
Ford Coupe, upholstering and paint as
pers frontand rear and
Sedan, upholstering
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paint good and this ear t
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There is on display
a touring car. MotfieA. A. 1. condition.the +
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fman's Gent's Furnishing window, 1926 Ford Coach, equipped with bumpers and near license_
Tuesday eve., 7 p.m. -Jr. League
Evangelical Church Notes
zuracH ONT, Ired upon Mr. Albert Siebert, son +
• of Postmaster and Mrs, W. L. Sie-bort of :town as themost valuabie
;in Zurich, this having been tinfer-
Idle finest trophey that ever ,was +
hockey player in the fast Montreal
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Tires30x3i $5. to $6.
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FORD DEA LERSBatteries
Thursday 7.30 p.m. Prayer and. I Marcie]) team, and we connot ex-
prai,aepress our appreciation and jnst
how proud the villages of Zurich
feel of this stalwart. young man,
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The thirteenth annual power
hill forethe local Zurich HydroSy-
stern shows .a •surplus to the
credit of the system of $1,223.59.The
anntial financial statement of the
system. for the year 1927 shows a
net .profit or $587,09, The local
system is growing Steadily, hav-
ing at the end of the year 110 do-
mestic users, 43 commercial and 3
power eustomers. The total ye,
arly consumption for domestic
and .commercial users was 81,769 K
W. hours.. Zurich now has •,21 el-
ectric range users, or about one to
every 20 of the population.
Friday 7,30 p.m. -Senior League
e: Friday 8,30 p.m. -Choir Practice
WHEN DID YOU SMILE LAST?
4_ kindly smile costs nothing
but gives much. It enriches ,the
receiver and the giver. It takes
e!anly i anommt and its rnomory of-
ten lads foreVer. Smiles are in-
dispensible to, the rich and pobr.,
They create, happiness, foster good
Wil L and good health. They form
friendships, bring rest and tonic to
the discouraged and sad. Smiles
prevent tragedies. Smiles can't he
bought, begged or stolen and yet
they are valuelessuntil they are
given. Smiles have changed
anany desolation into delight. Many.
are too tired or sad to smile, give
them one of yourS. They need
them most who hate none to give.
Smiles have power to bring in
summertime and roses. !Frown fin d
growl and ybu bring Winter ind
irot to yourself and 'others An
icy attitude and a sullen spirit will
33 ake winter anywhere anytime. i
10.00 am. Worship
t -Tian cmett ng hi CeeShop-
herd Nairn.
11 a m.--ieele School,
And We are all rea y to
you all the NEWEST
STYLES in
SULTS
TOP COATS
LOSIERY
WES
BATS
CAPS
SHIRTS
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* The finest range of made -to -mess
me samples ever shown
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The following is taken fromithe
.ind is part of lnse-
eAor Relenson's report ti) the
Dunday School B ard. "I wish to
commend, to the Board, the succes-
ful work being dote by the new
teacher on the staff. Mr. Mamson
who is in anarge of •one of the
Entranee•clatsea, has the good -will
and co-operation of his nupias in
doing the Very best Work possible.
The above item refers to Mr, Gor-
dan A, Manson, who Was the Prin-
cipal. at .Blyth till last Jttn wh-
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y Gascho, Superintendent, ere he inlet with Splendid succesa
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, It, ,1,, .. , 1-, Sunday Services'. in his work. His mi'Iny filen, s in •
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. GASCHO'S 0.140 STAKEll
IPS/OITS VI ie , the Shepherd Psalm, . Staff. Mr. Manson is a son of Mr.'
4,,, 7,,30 p ,m,,- %V° nsh.; n . Bly Ill join in 'wishing hint, cantina
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4, , Subject, Part II-Banquetting in ed success on the 'Midas Schenlj
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Allp '' 41 ReV W ()miler Paate John A. /Vfansono Reeve of Stan.
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Spring and Summer
Goons
When you. start out to do your
spring and summer buying come
Here
WE CARRY A NICE ASSORTME NT OF GINGHAM*
PRINTS, BROADCLOTH RAYONS, SLURTINGS, COIITONADS
FLANNELETTES, DTC.
SHOES, AND RUBBERS, HARDWARE A FULL AssonTunlre
OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING. HARNESIS
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS OE HAND,
R. N. DOL/GL
GEN EIZAL MEROHAtei T
PHONE 71 - 97 E3LA,Ift
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