Zurich Herald, 1928-12-27, Page 1Vol. XXIX NO 26
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 27 1928.
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To
ur many Readers and Friends we extend Season'
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Here jt is-' is --
the newKoister
There's nothing, finer in appearance or performance
than the new Kolster x.11 -Electric Radio—table or con-
sole models. To hear it is to be charmed by its amazingly
true reproduction. To see it, is to be captivated by the
beautyof its design. Come in, we'llbegladtodemonstrate*
Eimer Oesch
ZURICH. ONT.
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The Hon. G. S. Henry says that,
Ontario has spent $161,'000,000 on.
its roads, and of this amount no less
than $150,000,000 has been spent
during the last ten years. Some of
it has certainly been well spent, and
we .are at last learning how to build
good roads.
Our local fish distributor, Mr. 0.
Xlopp, has been showing the people
of the village some real attractive
white fish and trout, which arebeing
caught at Bayfield. We hear of the
pioneers years ago .talking of catch-
ing fish through the ice for Christmas
and now we can have thein caught in
the open water. One cannot help but
realize that the winters are getting
milder, with much less snow, probab-
ly old mother nature is favoring this
automobile age- with less snow and
open reads in the winter, and we do
admit that we have absolutely no ob-
i jections.
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HERE WE HAVE EV1 .RY SOI,hiD
OF SLIPPER FOR EVERYBODY
SLIPPERS FOR TINY FOLKS, TO 'THOSE IN WHICH FATHER
READS HIS 'EVENING PAPER, ETC
Women''s Felt Juli`.ets„ a splendid .Assortment of Calors. Women's
Felt Comfy and Ler Boudoir :Slippers. See our Nes 'Women's
Overshoes in the latest Styles- Men's Black and. Cha edlate Kid
Romeos.• Felt. Boudoir and Choc. ,Slippy s... ChMrdren's Fs!t.S:lippers
All these Maine Excellent Mamas.
WHERE coop SHOES COST LESS.
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On Monday next the annual nom-
inations of Hay Township in the aft-
ernoon, and of the Zurich Police Vil-
lage in the evening, will be held, and
we trust the usual amount of enthus-
iasm will be manifested, as every
ratepayer who can avail themselves
should be out and see just where
yrour tax money is being spent. We
do not recommend for the taxpayers
to come out and :ee how much un-
just criticism you can hurl upon your
officials, but rather in an intelligent
constructive and helpful way, 'get to-
gether and discuss the most vital pro-
blems of the day. If your officials
do not measure tip to your expectat-
ions and desires, why we are happy
to say that we are• in afree country
and should` appro iatc cur democracy
by becoming a candidate yourself for
such an office that you think you will
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the 14th eon., the past week.
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Mrs. J. Guenther of. Mitchell, is sp-
ending some time at the home of her
mother, Mrs. S. Rennie.
Miss Lula Albrecht of Toronto, Is
spending the holidays at her home in
the Village.
Miss R. Rumple of the 14thcon., is
spending the holidays at her her hone
near Thorndale.
Miss Susie Westlake of Bayfield
spent Saturday with her friend, Miss
Susie Johnson.
Mr. Wm. Gram from Lansing,
P1lich., was a visitor in town one
day this week.
Sorry to report that Mr. T. L.
Wurin and Mr. E. Oesch, are both
confined to their beds with illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McConnell of
Varna, were visitors at the home of
Mr. Win. Lamont this week. -
' Mr. and Mrs. C. Joy, are spending
the Week visiting with their son Ken-
neth at New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hey of Cred-
iton, were Christmas visitors at the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Hey, J.
Miss Euloine Geiger from Cree-I.
more,. Ont,, is spending the vacation
at the home of her mother, Mrs. L.
Geiger.
Mar. Carl MeLinchey of Windsor,
is 7visiting friends here for a few
days. .
13. Rumble of Thorndale, visited
ers -in a real business way lust :what
you would propose doing if elected.
True enough our taxes if anything
are always soaring a little higher, but
one great factor in this is the local
school question, and then as we are
living in an automobile age, which de-
mands better class o1' roads each year
and better roads cost money, and
these better roads cost a great deal
of Money first to construct and then
to maintain. So let's get together
with the most practical and sane re-
asoning and draw up a program. for
1929, that will by far exceed anyth-
ing that we have had in the past. ,
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The Impressive and Hallowed
Yuletide Season
I3eginning the New Year with God.
Whatever cannot be entered upon in
companionship with Gocl should never
be undertaken. Live for something
Do good, and leave behind you a
trail of light and a legacy of ennobl-
ing influence. . As we stand on the
verge of a new year, let us quicken
.our purposes and resolutions into liv-
ing action lest they run into decay.
Has your work and your life had a
religious character? Was God seen
everywhere therein? What was your
attitude towards God? The only pos
sible Godless creatures in God's univ-
erse are devils and wicked men. The
light from the twinkling stars does
God's bidding, the winds blow at His
coinluand, the birds carol as He tau-
ght them, the flowers bloom and
waft their fragrance in obedience to
their maker. Is your life true and
dutiful to Him whose imageg you
bear? You have enjoyed God's good-
ness and protection. Why -not seek
His spiritual favor, enjoy His peace,
live in harmony with Him and for
His glory? Thus will the year 1929
be a bounding joyous triumph,
Tuesday, 7.15 p. in. -Jr. League.
Thursday 7.30 --Prayer and Praise.
Friday 7.30 pan. -Senior League
Friday 8.30 p.m. -Choir Practice
SUNDAY SERVICES
Worship 10 A. M.
Subject---Christlikeness and Child
likeness a gospel essential.
11 la.m.-Bib e School,
J... E. Ga'seho, Superintendent.
Warship: 1.30
hibject--Pressing towards t 11 c
manic.
Rev. W. Y. '"Drciel', Paator
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf of
Kitchener spent the holidays at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John-
son.
Messrs. Sam and David Oesch and
Mrs. Rudy Oesch and Peter Brenner -
man attended the funeral of the late
Charles Smith, at Detroit last week.
Mr. Henry Eilber, of Crediton,
was in the village on Friday, and wh-
ile here presided at the meeting of
the. Hay Fire Insurance Company.
Messrs. Clayton and Clarence Hoff-
man of Galt, were holiday visitors at
the hone of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W: H. Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Laporte of the
Blue Water Highway left the past
wek to visit their son, Dr. Richard
Laporte of 'Chicago. "Mr. and Mrs.
Laporte will be gone for a few we-
eks over the holidays.
A very happy matrimonial event
took place in Zurich, on Saturday,
December 22nd, when Rev Turkheim
united in marriage Miss Mildred
Mary Kalbfleisch, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: Louis Kalbfi.eisch of the 16,
concession, Hay Township, and Mr.
Henry Whitney Brokenshire, of Zur-
ich. The Herald joins their many fri-
ends in extending congratulations.
LATE CHAS. Ht SMITH
Victim stepped on tracks after coni
... pleting run. _ -
Charles H. Smith, 42 years old
of 4048 Baker Street, Detroit, a loc-
omotive engineer was killed instantly
by a train at the Elm Avenue cros-
sing of the Michigan Central Railway
in Jackson, Mich., at 2,15 a. m., on
Sunday,' December 16th. Smith
who had been employed on the Jack-
son -Toledo division of the Michigan
Central for 2:0 years had just com-
pleted his run and was crossing from
the round house to the depot when
killed. His body was found by H. A:
Hopkins of Jackson a brakeman.
Sinith was a Member of Findla• er.
Lodge N. 475 F. and A. M. and of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engine-
ers. ' He was born in 'Geriirany and
was brought to America in childhood,
living for a number of years near
Zurich, Ont. Besides his widow Mrs.
Jennie A. Smith, he leaves one son..,
Russell 14, His mother Mrs. Caroline
Oesch, two brothers and one sister :of
Zurich, and one brother of Prud-
honme, Sask. The funeral services
were held at his home at 2 p. m., en
Wednesday, December 19th. The
Rev. Dr. F. Paul McIConkey, of the
Emanuel Presbyterian Church and
numbers of the Brotherhood of Eng-
ineers had charge of the Services.
Burial taking place at Roseland Park:
einneterry.
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AND FRIENDS
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AND CHILDREN'S UP TO DATE FOOTWEAR AT 1 0:'"Eiac Ts"G..
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MEN'S AND BOY'S WORK SHOES OF F. VERY DESC : PT!ON
WITH OUTSIDE COUNTERS.
REPAIRING DONE WITH THE BEST MATERIALS LAST Ti,E
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1927 Ford Coupe paint and upholstering like new. This sae hash d
the best of care and is equipped with speedometer, ; i 'ltl 'ria
front and rear bumpers and automatic wiper..
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same, paint and tins g crL.
j1927 Chevrolet Coach, like new and 1927 Ford Coach, these v
can't be beaten for the price we are asking for them and
both have original tires en.
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Season's Greetings
WE APPRECIATE THE GOOD
WILL AND PATRONAGE YOU
HAVE EXTENDED TO US, AND
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WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS
New Year
R. e DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
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