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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1930-02-27, Page 8• nor FT•f:!FL' ZURICH RAID 'T HE STORE WITH THE STOCK Sale PriQes C0NTINUED.. ,On. all lines off Winter Good's 'and !,also on many lines of Seasonable Spring Goods. Some special stock -taking bargains. Come and see NEW GOODS NEW SPRING GOODS NOW ON DISPLAY SUCH AS PETER PANS, VICTORIAN FABRICS, PRISCILLA CLOTHS, FUG1 SILKS PLAIN AND FIGURED BROADCLOTHS. ALL GUARANTEED FAST COLORS. GROCERIES I,ROKEN SODAS, 2 LBS. FOR 1'I:h SALMON, LARGE TINS, ONLY I TXED TEA PER POUND AT ' 23e 19c RIO COFFEE, SPECIAL AT POUND 27 Cents J. GASCHO 13( SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 Stronger Than Ever THE COMBINED ASSETS OF THE OLD HURON & ERIE AND THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY (UNDER HURON & ,ERIE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT) NOW REACH XltiVEST OVER X73,000,000.00 YOUR SAVINGS SAFELY AT THE GOOD INTEREST 50 PER ANNUM PAID TWICE A YEAR ON ANY $100.00. Applications RATE OF AMOUNT OVER received at any time by: •r Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? i NOW! Is the Best Time To Plan Your Swimmer's Program of Work, Repairs, And Improvements Let Us show You ,the best kinds of Fencing for the Field or the Home Lawn Fences. We handle the best Money can Buy. If you decide todo some . Roofing or Eve -Troughing this year, we invite you to call and see us and get our estimates, as well as show you our 'goods. f.. A Nice New Piece of Furniture in the Home will fie always ,appreciated. We can supply' anything in this • line, and the prices are very Attractive„ `". �. • If in rued of new furniture, don't. forget; we have it! ETADE - oNr. NQS.. ........ New.P!1t and Ginghams Ladies' and Childrens' . Silk Hosiery and Underwear All at Reasonable Prices J. W.MERNER.I YELLOW FRONT STORE PHONENa 145 ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST An interesting announcement from Ottawa is that of the appointment of Mrs. Norman Wilson of Ottawa as the first woman member of the Sen- ate of Canada. Mrs. Wilson is a daughter of the late Senator Robert MacKay of Montreal and her hus- band was formerly a member of the House of Commons, representing the county of Russell. She herself has' taken an active part in political work especially in connection with the or- ganization of Libefal women. The sale of the horses -owned byI George Clarkson, held• at the Dom- • inion Hotel stables on Saturday last was largely attended and good prices realized considering the quality of some of the articles. Mr. Clarkson, who was taken to the County Home at Clinton, some weeks ago, has taken to the tall timbers and flighted from the Home. The officials are on the look -out for the escaped man, as het is 'physically in a. condition that re -1 quires attention, and the public sho- uld co-operate with the authorities to• have him sent back where he will be cared ;for. • Late Mrs. Jane Surerus Mrs. Jane Surerus (nee Geiger) was born at Zurich, February 9th 1860 and departed this life at Cav- alier, North Dakota, February 3, 1930, aged 69 years, 11 months and 24 days. At the ;age of fourteen un- der the ministry of Rev. Brolun she accepted her Lord and united with the Evangelical church' of which she remained a faithful member until her death. She was united in marriage to Menno Surerus in 1880 at Zurich Ont., and here they settled until 1885 when they went to North Dakota and settled at Cavalier. To this union were born seven children, five dais ghters and two sons, six of whom survive their mother; one, Maggie, having died in infancy. The daugh- ters living are: Mrs. Simpson Geig- er, Mrs. Ed. Cooke and Mrs. Ann Nor ton of Cavalier, and Mrs. John True- mner of Eston, Sask.; the sons: Har- old Surerus of Eston, Sask., and Wel- lington Surerus of Tucom$, Wash. Her husband predeceased her in death some fifteen years ago. Besides .the immediate family she leaves to mourn four sisters, Mrs. A. Arolper, Mrs. Martha Restemeyer, Mrs. Win. Sur- erus and Mrs. Geo. Arolper; seven- teen grandchildren and two great grandchildren and a host of other re- latives and friends. Mrs Surerus has been a patient sufferer ' for a number of years, but through it all she has been always hopeful with her faith fifmly fixed on the Lord. The funeral was held from the Evangel- ical Church of which she was a mean ber being conducted by her pastor, Rev. Breuar who uted for a basis of his discourse text selected by Mrs. Surerus for the occasion: Prov. 14- .32, "The righteous lath hope in his death." The remains were laid to rest in the Cavalier Cemetery. Farmers Net laswaaea:' Working outdoors in the fresh air, as th.y 4o. you would hardly ripest to sed a farmer to the -condition ,ot 'Fred! However. farmers overwork tha leaeiwr. ted Mgeeially when they aro young sad ambitious and Aare famillen to support. Fred got the }lu, sot only ones but saveral times; couldn't 'shake It off. and finally the trouble settled In his lungs. It wu a ltieky day for nte," said Fred. "when the doctor got me ince the Muskoka Hospital for Consump- tives, for I was going down hill fait!" So he was, but now with a:pert medl- cal care, rest and proper rood, he is eghting big way back to health and home. Thus does the Hookah& Iloggetteg hiring relief and . hope to the • ires of consumption, but hand1espmed leek of means.—it tuuet aopra]Io roe for aid. 3 Wkli yate p1ease'snnd a ecatributtoi. elo W.11 -,, Chariton and At, L Jesus, SO Afkilleam Wait. SfMd••Ma g. ' LOW., MARKETS - (Corrected every Wodeisday) Butter, 16: 40 Eggs, dozen ..,...... ,-. 30. 36, 4g1 Wheat 1.15 Oats ....... ......... ,� 55 Barley ............ ...... 65+ Buckwheat ... ....• 80 Flour cwt. .. _. .... . , • 3.50 4.75 Bran, ton . .......... 36.00 Shorts ton 36.00 Dried apples . • ........ .- 9 Dutch sett omens ....... , :..., 8 Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Co c►F WOODSTOCK The Largest Business of any Canadian Company doing Business in Ontario- Amount. of Insurance at Risk on Deo. hist, 1928, 422,206,276. Total Cash in Bank and Bends $160,378.74 Rated -11.13 p.r $1,.0. for $ years. E. F.'Klopp—Zurich A.ieat,o Dealer is Li#kteind Rods and all triads of Fire Insurance IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Jacob Ort, who died one year ago, February 25th, 1929. A silent thought, a secret tear, In our memory she is dear; As we loved her, so we miss ker, God . took her home as it was His wilt, But in our hearts she liveth still Sadly missed by the Children. I:I'ILLSGREEN ltur.s4.4kNii)--1.6..14494'• Seasonable Hardware 1 WE CAIS SUPPLY THE PUBLIC W1TH SEA oN- .+ ABLE HARDWARE AT MODERATE PRICES Let Us Show You OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT LOWEST • PREVAILING : PRICES: Good Supply Of Krauser Smoke Cure on ` Hand: PURNITURE Full Line of Furniture, in Living Rolm Suites, Dining Room Suites, Bed Roots Suites, Kitchen • • We also have the Famous Simmons Bed Springs and . !Mattresses". a Guaranteed Article.- Best on the Market 4 To Day. WE ALSO HAVE SOME USED FURNITURE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. Johnston & Kalbfleisch I Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 1+++++444.444.44414+4.4.41444.1001.4.44+44+4.44+4.44441.4.4444.4 Mr.. Stewart. Beatty spent the we- ek -end at hiss Unite' gear Londesboro. . Mr. Thos. Hudson ;spent a few days with his sister and brother-in-Iaw,Mr. aid Mrs.,, Jas. Jarrott. Mr. Earl Love returned ta' his home after spending a pleasant holi- day with friends in and around, God erich ' N • Mrt. ' K. Cochrane and daughters, Misses Agnes and Annie of Clinton, spent a few days with their friends on the Parr Line. .... . Mr. Wm. J. Jarrett is in Toronto this week attending the good roads Convention. Mrs. Robt. Parsons is spending a few days with her daughter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferguson of Chiselhurst. Mfr. Chas. Stephenson attended the funeral of a relative near. Blyth re- cently. IHV ONNIINllllt it+t lllfll!!kWi +id VONEN 11111111fin3k(!VNIEN1111141 1111 kt012E f511H1IF1ML 11111lll 11i.21fir g -- NOTICE!. Auto Tops Buggy Tops Wagon Repairing, Painting, Etc. Second Handed Buggies HESS - ZURICH a V a MlllkiONI(tlidUli}iW' mss",Jif iMakllI ti1lY10N111 iia 1 lllMli I di iti2N llikl1111i Nl10N IIIIIMlpiF�l , Mil' **** 444.4'*, 3 z Mr. Percy Weido of Zurich, spent, a few ,days with Mr. and Mrs. W Weide. a • . 4 11lrs. Robt. • Mousseau and darighter, Marion, w'ho spent a few days at.the home of M. and Mrs. E. Broderick, have returned to their home in Ex ewer. The--'Y.,T'., S. wall be 'held on Mon,' day evening, March 3rd at 3 15 (sharp) Will Gladys Stephenson's group Will Ibe ala ' Age ,= r .µ grarn ZU3ICE ,GARILGE Is ever at your service with the best of t: attention for your sick or ailing Auto • EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 'ON REPAIR WORK, AND .OVER- HAUL JOBS ON ALL MANES OF •CARS WITH CHARGES VERT REASONABLE. e • WE CARRY A FULL LINE OR AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES, TIRES, DATUMS, ETC„ ALSO DO ACEYTtENE W `I.DING. f GAS OILS GRH A:SE S 1_• H. Mou�sseau Zurioh . 44.44 • } • ffBRAID OPPIOB ' Do You ' Know?# .d+.. • ., THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT.YOUR SERVICE FOR FIRST ,CLASS 'JOB PRINTING! t THAT WE SUPPLY, AND PRINT. WEDDING INVITATIONS .• AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. ALSO • CALLING CARDS„ BUSINESS" CARDS, ETC. • 'THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK, AND ALSO PRINT, ,STATION. 4. ERY 'Sll'GH AS BUSINESS LETTER HEADS, ElliTELOPES „�ST:A'TFM'11t'i'S, „ RILL HEADS, MEMORIAM %ARDS;. SHIPPING TAGS, ETC. • 'TAT WE CARRY 1 STOCK GOOD WRITING PAPERS CUT TO. ANY SIZE, ENVELOPES IN MOST CALLED' "FOR SIBS, CARD PAPER, HRISTOLS, CARBON OR TRACING PAPER, BUTTER PAPER,' MEMORIAL. ENVELOPES 41 ' • ANIS MEMORIALL WRITING PAPER. + SAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY Y' SIZE nor. POTTLE WITH 1 A GOOlI Wi'Ei~!I'ING' FOR' 5 CENTS.:.I:ARGER QUAN- z TITnES AT 5I111ILA.It, ,REi3,prioN.a. :t, MEAT WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, ..;AUCTION,'.SALE POSTERS e• MERCANi'ttLE POSTERS AND ALL G NE iPRINTING ,•1.1: + OUR SPECIALTY. 6,