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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1929-03-07, Page 1ZURI . iXIX. No 34 ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 7.1929. Chester &a Smith, Elakttatike 1K$5 w " waTe .1101\trsosai, 0,54INARREA&S,$2 MAY BE MAIM= Advertising is the big medium between Buyer and Seller. Try an 9c1. 440ees®s�e a4 e mfr1,4•a,,t{44. tse4. i4444000.40444 0000.0.:00119E0 BARGAINS BARGAIN S w • Received a shipment of waterproof ▪ Robes which. I am retailing far be- low Catalogue prices get your's at Special Price x%12.50 large size •fir 4 4 a FRED THIEL ZURICH .,„•••••••••••••••••44.0••••••••••••••••••••„••••••,•a, „r00'••••.•••• ►•®•••44O01b4000'OO00•000OOttr••• leO•••,•a, seeeeseen.eitC0e45e0ees060000eeQeee0000006eeeeeeeee it es 0 mtQ • . n iGo .gy 1' V AGO At EAS rows ra-' ootS Sh w 0 a 6 a 0 e opji b Women's GIosbet a in different .styles anti color Special at 2.45, 2.95 et Miss', and Children Gldshette, Specialat ... . <1r5 it Women' Felt and Boudour Slippers, Reg.. 1.75, Special Womens' Felt Lined Boots, Special at Men's and Children's Felt Slippers, Special at ....•... Men's Rubber Boots, Reg. $5.00; •Speriat Men's High Guist. Rubbers, Reg. $5.00, Special Men's Gum Rubbers, lam. $4.00, Special Boy's Gum Rubbers, Reg $3.50, Special , -' ...... . - $2.45 Youth's Germ Rulobers. Special . 41.95 Men's Felt Guru Rubbers, Reg. 4.50, Special , _ .. _„-.... $3.25 Men's 1, 2, 3, Buckle Overshoes at cost from $1.95 up, i Men's Dongal Blocher, Felt Lined, Reg. $6.50 Special 3t .'..... 44:.25 Men's Felt, Bal:., Leather Sued, Sale - . - $Z-45 Men's and Bays' Felt Horse Slippers at SSc. and $1..4S Experts in Vulcanizing Scales on Your Rubbers. Being :nom 71.1X Repairing. See OurWindow Display THIS MEANS BARGAINS, AND MORE BARGAINS, "Me WOE 4e.' which you've ammo seem before. Our 'Whole 'Steers as Lied^ Nothing is held back. These are en'ly .a .few of the 'Swami +lixseF. $5c • $1.95 .,., .., ,&5c '.$3.95 83.,65 $2.95 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 a a 6 0 e 0 e 0 COIi E 114 AND SEE FOR YOURSELF -0 Br MRIs: 2,3 oof Shop WINDOW AT , 90ee00eee0afta+r a 04 !Ma 0200eee41e a ereeeaa 3 a `Hi•ON N40Oe•4kAttt•tt..*:p *41,4.4..us•41 e•414000e46e4140444•+4.04PO4c, 6 Vii► 4, 2 .0, SpriSamples JIJBT A SPLENDID -RANGE 'Get Your New Spring Suit Now �- t a ` O FPM : eAscaove OLD 4 ***0.010.10.0- - 5 . e: 1111.W.ON I as e CARD OF THANKS The bereft family of the late Mrs, J. Ort, wish to greatly thank the neighbors and friends, for the, kind and considerate assistance and sym- pathy rendered during the illness and departure of the deceased. BORN Gerber --At Hay Township, on Febru- - ary 28th, to Mr, and Mrs. Moses Gerber a son. HAY COUNCIL The regular monthly meeting of the Council of the Township of Hay was held in .the Town Hall, Zurich, on March 4th, with all the members pr- esent. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read. The following resolutions were pas sed: That John Roger, , O.L.S., of Mit- chel, be appointed Township Engine- er,. under the Ditches and Watercour- ses Act and that a By -lay be prepared confirming appointment, and that re- solution passed at the meeting of the Council on Feb, 4th relating to ap- pointment 'of Township Engineer be and s hereby rescinded: That. By-law No. 2-1929; fixing the salaries of Township Officials be read three times and finally passed. That By-law NO. 3-1929 confirrnir;g appointments of the various Road Commissioners for the year 1929 be read three times and finally .passed. • That By-law No. 4-1929 relating to the Ptsebe and 'Aux Sables Rivers Improvem6nt be read two threes and pro'islanally: irdopted - and °that.,' Court of Revision to consider appeals be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Saturday; March . 30th, 1929, at two o'clock in the' afternoon., That accounts covering expendit - ures .on Township Roads, Telephone and general accounts be passed. Townshop Roads --G. E. Thompson pay list $4,75; S. Rupp, pay list 4.20, S. Martin 9.10; R. Geiger 5.00; E. Gabel 7.00; S. Hoffman 4.00; E. P. Darers 5.20; S. McArthur 8.00. Tel- ephone Accounts --Northern Electric material 19.84; Bell Tel. Co., tolls llec.:21 to Jan 20, 95.00; Zurich Cen- tral switching 64.00; M. G. Deitz, sal- ary, car and material 110.00; C. L. Smith, printing account 6.60; G. J. Thiel, teaming coal 3.00; L. Schilbe coal 43.20; General Accounts ---C. L. Smith, printing account 146.25; W H. Edighgoffer, assessor's salary 120. F. E. Ducharrne, School Attendance Officer 5.00; Hensall Spring Show, grant 25.00; The Council adjourned to meet a- gain on Saturday, March 30th, at 1.30 :o'clock in the afternoon. A.. F. Hess, Clerk. Your New Radio Set You want the best radio for your money. Come in, see it and hear it— then. you'll•wantto'ownr a•Kolster. E. O1?SCH, Agent Zurich, Ont. OLSTER c"All that yeti seek in Radio” Mr: Martin Wurm was a Friday visitor with his daughter, Mrs. Levy at Clinton. • Mr; Lous Schumacher: of Dashwood made :a friendly call in the village on Monday. Mr. J. Turner of'Clinton, was a vis- itor. in town this week, also taking in the funeral of the late J. Decher, Jr. Mrs. E. E. Weido, who spent the pastweek visiting at Goderich and Clinton, has returned to her hone. Mrs.. Eickmeier of Broadhagen is spending a few weeks visiting with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Eickmeier of the villoge. The`sad news was received by tel- egram on Sunday, of the death of Harold, the 14 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. H. Bender of Detroit and former ly • of Zurich. A few real estate deals of very much importance were. transacted during the past week as follows. Mr. Wellington J. Johnston of the village has, purchased from Mr. Ev. Haist the .Dominion Hotel property and . will continue in the ordinary hotel bus- iness "and give acoomodation to the public, which is a' great asset to a village like Zurich, and we know Mr. Ji'.11 will.conduct this business ora ;tical vway, as he was practically raised in this same house, or his family had possession of the seine .for a goodly number of years. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Johnston ev- ery success in their' new business venture. Mr. Henry Walper of the Parr Line, has exchanged his dwel- ling property in town, next to the Zurich Bakery, to Mr. Sol. Schrader, his neighbor for Mr. Sshroeder's farm bein Lot 21 and pt lot 22, con- sisting of 133 acres, while Mr. Fred Regaer of the Goshen Line south; has purchased the west 40 acres of this farm from Mr. Schroeder, possession in both cases will be given on April lst. Mr. Schrader is looking around for another suitable farm, but will hold his property in Zurich for the time being. Late John A. Decher, Jr. In the passing of John Albert Decher, Jr., on Saturday, March 2ud, 1929, aged 49 years, 9 months, and 4 days, Hay Township as well as the entire community, loses one of its out standing citizens. Always a willing hand to anyone in need, and cheerful and kind to everybody was his big motto in life. The late Mr. Decher was known asone of Western Ontar- io's foremost breeders of Standard bred horses, and in attending the large National Fairs, with his stable of horses, nearly always swept every- thing n his line, 'so consequently he' made a success of this ling. of busin- ess as few make it. Was a very pro- gressive farmer, and was on the ex- ecutive beard of the Zurich Agricult- ural Society for many years., What was known as a very strong and hardy constitution was broken up the last 'six months by sarcona ravages, and despite of whate medical aid could do, he sucumbed to this disease on Saturday, much to the regret of his many warm bosom friends. He is survived besides his sorrowipg widow Clara Rader, by four daughters: Mrs. Morley Witmer, of Detroit; Mrs. Theo. Steinbach, Alice and Vera Decher at home. His father, Mr. J. Decher, Sr., of Zurich; one brother, Mr. Wm. Dechei of Hay Township; four sisters: Mrs. Roy Merner, Mrs. Wilfred Weido and Mrs. Ernest Rader of Hay Township, and Mrs. L. Rader of the Town Line, Stephen; al- so one grandchild, The funeral took place from his late home, Gosen Line, Hay, to the Lutheran church for service, thence. to the Lutheran cem- etery for interment. His Pastor, Rev E. Tuerkheim officiating. The fun- eral being orie of the largest ever held in the cornintinity, and this attendance andthe massive flower tributes be- speak for themselves of the high es- teem: the departed .was held in. The bereft family have the most sincere sympathy of the entire community in the loss of their father. SAVE THE PIECES WE CAN DUPLICATE YOUR BRO- KEN LENSES ACCURATELY Let Us fill your next Optical Pres- cription.. We carry the Newest .in Frames and Lenses and can Save You some Real Money. Hess,, The . Jeweller COAL NOW IN YARDS EIGHT CAR LOADS OF HIGH GRADE FUEL Scranton nitro/ Minehead Alberta Solvay Coke 1 MILLER. CREEK SOFT CO ALSO POCAHONTAS H ENSALL ONTn, oh:nes—Office low Houaa EH;+' , The Business Built By Service +4.+++++++++ F'++++++++++++++4 +++ t fir : s + +++ ++++OO si +++ , All lines of Rubber Foot- wear, Seeks, Felt Shoes and Slippers at Cit Prices WE REPAIR AND RE -SOLE RUBBER BOOTS AND GOL.ASi`'iil~S Repairing done With the Best Material Last: the Longest w.'�"�,JY'.ti'J^'?'. ..”'y+'i^yG'�„1'f"y„{"it'.�"F'.�,.i4.�..� yt.:�,>..4y LJ,.j .y..�..4+ • :,7e'4 -.`S':,++-' 1927 Chevrolet 4 door sedan, upholstering. :. .:t :and tires like new, . At a B rgeh`: 1927 Ford Coach in real good condition, _ r':,t :and rear bu,.:apar5;. tires, etc., perfect. 1926, 1926,. 1926, Three good Ford Co;,: h.es, upholstering net worn• or soiled, and all running fi ,. Priced as low $300. 1927 Ford Coupe, Original Tires, are lih; •. ew, Equipped with bumpers, speedometer, and many ,:efner . f xtraa. This car looks and runs like new. 1923 Ford Coupe, a Bargain. Ford Four -door Sedan. like new With original.:res, as good? as neva.. 1. 1923 Ford Sedan, in fine running conch:on, a real barairs. 3 BUGGIES FOR SALE CHEAP. See Our used cars and compare condition enc'". prices with ethers. 0 FRITZ & SON AGENT FOR. THE NEW CHEVROLET SIX CARS. A Slli 1ii`E THE PRICE RANGE . OF THE FOURS., ASK FOR A DEMON- STRATION. '. SECONDHAND FORD PARTS AT HALF; PREM .i. • +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++* . 4. 4. 0 0 Bargains Bargains IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK, WE ARE MAEUNGA BIG REDUCTION ON ALL, OUR DRY GOODS, SHOES, ROW HERS, ETC., ETC. 35 cent Prints, at per yard .. 3etc 30e. Prints, at per yard • 36e Gingham, at per yard 80e G.ingharns, at per yard ... , . 4,4OOOO' . 2;;3: 25eGinghams, at per yard" ...,...+------------------..,,- 20c Ginghams, at per yard . 35c. Broadcloth, at per yard ------------------------------ 85c Mackinaw Flannel, at per .1 .................-,.3Ven yard .. 3: TOWELINGS,• COTTONS, SHIRTING'S, ('GTTONADES., FLANI: NELETTES, SWEATER COATS; WIND133°EA.HERS, 1'ISLLO'. ERS, WOOL SUITS FOR CHILDREN, ETC., ETC. R. N. ...0 G ,d'S GENERAL MERC14t°;iANT PHONE t V. 97 iE3L,AA