Zurich Herald, 1930-10-23, Page 14.
Vol, XXXI a o. 1
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, (930.
.Adyertisin
Chester L Smith,..Pt::'il Porto&
$1.225 a year, U.S. $1.5a %xt . rivets '
*1.5O IN ARREARS, S2 MAY 13"E CITALRASSEt
in the Herald goes in the homes of people who b
SCHOOL REPORT
The following; report fo+r Septem-
ber is baised upon the tally' work of
-the pupils in every subject, not on
exams:
Absent for several days. or more.
No. on roll 26. Average attendance 25
Sr. .IV—jean. Weber 155; Eilinoae
• ackstetter 125, Harold Rader 109,
•*Melton Walper:,
Jr. IV—Elgin Ratter 12 » Herbert
Miller 107, Donald Oestreicher 101,
Hildegard Miller 79„ Lorne Rader 78
Harold Schwartzentruber 44.
Sr. III—Vernon Schwartzentruber
90,Elfxieda Becker 86, Glenn Walper
80, Delton l'I3ecker 38, Exni1 Beck-
er 16.
. Sr. II_Kenneth Weber 61, Eunice
Oestreicher 36.
Jr. II—`'Elnuire Rader. 110;, Carl
Oestreicher 66.
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ARE OFFERING THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
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W YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A VINE NEW
-* PIANO TO THE' PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
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THE STORE CIF IIVAL SMVICE "GIVES YOU NOT ONLY THE
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FINES'!:` OF SHOE: i3.U;r INSISTS UPON A MOST CAREFUL
We o More.
'amain Just Sell Shoes
lli FITTING. «MEN, WOMEN AND'CHILDREN HAVE LEA1 TED
1 THAT TO Fla:CHASE THEIR SHOES HERE INSURES PTAR 1.1g-
n SIONAL SHOE"' ETTTING AND tGRADUATEID FOOT SPEC.'1LkL1S
Sr. I—Orlen Schwartzentruber 99,
Esther Price 69, Hilda Rader 62.
Primer—Jackie. Weber 101, Mar-
tha Miller 86, Hilda Hecker 48.
Teacher, H. W. Brokensiaire.
You have been to the rest, now.
come to the best Fowl Supper, which
to. -be held on Thursday evening,
October 23rd, in the spacious shed of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church. All*
roads lead to Zurich for a heaping
hot plate of golden roast goose, duck
and chicken, cranberry sauce, and
other delicies. Supper served from
from five to nine o'clock, after which ,supper on Thursday evening, Octob-
will follow a programme. A comedy, ek 23rd.
"The Cure All" which is brim full of 1.2r. and Mrs. George Roundtree• of
l^:ighs and laughs, is -in store for you London, visited a few days with their
friends, Mr, and Mrs, J, W. Horner,
Mr. Wm. Dulnart of Kitchener, and
his si, ter, were visitors at the hone of
Mr: and Mrs. H. Yungblut, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter and dau-
ghters, Muriel and Mabel, were in gig
town Thursday last, ess The e Jeweller
1412. and Mrs. Lorne Dreier of Rill',,
cardle e, were Sunday visitors with '—
the forme/J.4 pili'ents, Rev, and Mrs.
W. Y. Dreier.
• Mr. T.. L. Worm of Toronto, called
on Zurich friends on Thursday last.
• Mrs. A. Rose and daughter, Miss
Lillian, are to Mitchell, attending the
wedding of a relative, on Wednesday.
Don't forget the Lutheran Fowl
as well as snappy selections from the
popular six -piece Walper Orchestra.
The Zurich Baud will be in attendan-
ce. Come early and bring all your
friends and enjoy the best fowl slip-
per
yA-
per ever given.
From Winnipeg; Man.
Wu have some weeks ago received
the following communication, but un-
fortunately it was filed away with
soma business letters and as a con-
sequence was not published until we
were notified by the writer:
Dear Mr. Smith:--•
Well, here we are back
home again after spending a splendid Mr. Gab. Holtzman of Kitchener,
and invigorating vacation, and travel- and son Emanuel of Galt, were guests
ing nearly 3000 miles. That part of at the Evangelical fowl supper on Th -
our holidays spent at Zurich and vic- ursday evening last. The many fri-
inity was enjoyed most delightfully, ends of Mr. Holtzman, Sr., were in
and through the columns of your deed pleased to see him.
weekly, the •Herald, we deeire'to The members of St. Boniface R.C.
thank our many friends once more Church are making preparations for
for the warm reception and kind a Zai, bazaar in the town hall on
hospitality accorded us, and last but �l�tbex, 7th While we have not
Hots feast for the tnagttificent SurpriS rxgot^'ffie information official but we
and'farewell party held in our honor think a large fowl supper will accom-
at the `home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar pany the event,
a Klopp. We hope to come to Zurich
. again, and as Mr. William Reichert David Merv, an aged resident of
insisted that I hold a speech on the' the village died late Tuesday evening.
" occasion of his 25th Wedding Anniv-' Deceased passed away very suddenly
ersary in October 1935, we will .try as it was only a few days ago when
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BRIDAL WEDDING DIAMOND
ENGAGEMENT RINGS
WITH FANCY WEDDINGS
TO MATCH
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Poppies and
family; Mr. and liars. Chas. Teschke
and family, all of Sullivan Township,
were visitors at the home of Rev.
tnd Mrs, E. Turkheim, the past week.
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: • REMEMBER—WE G,U.ARA.NTr F EVERY SHOE WE SELL, TO to
,,cdY BE JUST AS ..REPRESENTED.
I:E!'. ,RING NEATLY DONE
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our utmost to be there.
Cordially,
Rev. H. Rembe, and Family.
Electric Train Coming
Although the local officials have suit their living quarters as well as
not received permanent notice, but place of business. Mr. and Mrs. A.
them is a probability that a Deiz'T G. Edighoffer will occupy the reeid-
Electric train will be put on between. encu that Mr. Siemon has vacated.
between London and. Winahaln, re-
placing what we here call the morn- re -
Magistrate Reid and Crown Attor-
inn, train from Lindon, and then in ileyT Ilohnes of Goderich held Policed .t
the afternoon the train going to Lon Court in the Town Hall Zurich, on i ?'
we saw him walking on the streets
of the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Siemon, the
Massey -Harris agent, have now got
nicely settled in their new home that
they recently converted into rooms to
Friday, when a local man tram Daslt
don. It is thought this smaller train
can handle the traffic on this line anti wuoca ryas charged with cls a.plea - •I
Ills wife, and after the accused plead- +
it can be ran la n ore economical**. )tiotuicaliy ed guilty, the Magistrate hound him • ,F
to Such a service has been operated on
mer to the peat:: for two coil:, mide) the •Southampton line for some time I imposed the costs of the court on 4`g.
'.lid is c ute Vit'eslsurto;y. Also al F T l,
I l', g silty party. Mr. C,l`0rge 'Morii
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0 t f Oils king now raining! , „taco"; of Exeter
caul a 1 S Lae 1, tot 1 ,1 1 u _,• it
SEE OUR a'� from 'i'o Dista to Godee•ich, on the C. represented the ¢
t �® 0R elr'te!nCe • +
II t wii. Q+1' DISPLAY .'' R. at p+ l:l s °te i interviewing
• Mr.Geo 'I Intal our popular .tagnanan t Mr, Oscar Klopp who has recently Shoe Merchants
F r' `ltZit'aa ts<f:.Q :psi.rs�Ratv,' ;yIMSEVi ' �: SPDC CE c t tt+ We as 1 rani Zurich to H vti ;ll h aci• us i lel to folio un the 14th ten., it 'l,
t 6 PIa 9ab4a k lbl�7dlt 1Tw ,I that the London and 1 gham line t ` 1'i 1 l t:•; \ aee'i , , el. ee, Tu. '/' s
vtitie«likely not fiat this newtype of dad, October I•.ii, t.nw,.
.t , will eiis1 : s Ola x O "
twills into action for eine months as I pose of all hie, live stock and e' ate a.'
, et et:' all ti Pit ,and l:i,,;111e`"S la, (;cit-] by aue'tion. ]fell`. Klopp ,4_,..,4,„.. '''a'• `•' •i'Y"i�'�i".'*e
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New Low Prices
Now in Kffeet..
WHEN BUYING YOUR F*FE'E.
WHY NOT HAVE THE ZEST?'
GENUINE D. L. & W. SCRJN TLIE.
COAL.
"The Standar) Ant!iraciitta "
EGG„ STOVE, NUT AND S3Li
PEA. SIZES,, SEMET. SOL'c ' I•'."-..
.COKE.
A discount of 50c per ton a11osw^ei.". moors=
• CASH on all fuel.
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Office Phone 10w House Place .ice'.
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Every Day is getti g better ani
better. People are getting Value -Wise.
Thats why they come here for Shoes & Cary
MEN'S TAN OXFORDS
MFG. BY SCOTT McHALE
GENUINE $7.00 VALUE
$4.85
WOMENS' PATENT STRAPS
WITH BUILT IN ARCHES
Reg. $5.00, At $2.95
MISSES PAT. SLIPPERS
SIZES 11 to 2
Reg. $3.00, At $2.00
SHOE REPAIRING
No. I SOLES
Men's Half Soles • $1.00
Ladies' half Solves ...... 75e
WOMEN'S PUMPS
MURRAY MAKE
BLACK, TAN OR WHITE
Genuine $6.95, At $5taV
ARCH;- .SUPPORTS
Dr.. SCHOOLS"
REGULAR $5.00
No,r $3.00 Panic
RUNNING SHOES
BOYS AND GIRLS"
65c 90c. $LIS
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MEN'S WORK SHOES
You Can't Beat Ens at asrg.
Price.. They're Wonderful us:
This Price $3.25
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t' t lel .: ? t l )r lallOtitt e:ll still Ie. e nter t le:.tea: e lel \- Winw:,rl('eilne ''
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part re.•rzi 1.'.,;1,, for t?li;.
eal'ici:at ,. licrl,, r:'ir .or or cold
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'ow r1 pe rein tat• \Vii1 P1 lir ',mild. weather
late In autumn or in early ,tinter, us-
ually characteiriaul by a clear or
clo , dless sky and by a hazy or smoky
appearance of OP atmosphere, e spec -
i4rty near the horizon. The term is
: cor.11lail'.; applied to such a period
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i oceni'ring in October o1` more Go111-
' wee'il . in NoVenlber. 'rhe halm: is of
American origin, the rte son for it be-
ing tet.:.tiotV'n i it h now. also 'used in
Hn gl e111 d,'a
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of the liar; tic '•
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a ,.,.,.t iy from
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ii.•.:.1 Pe;.e.,in, 1,`. 4.re.
ni 65 years ago.. ,The deceased was •
wr.11-.1:nowii local preacher in the
g;t•lic'al Chinch, hcaVeig frea!i:'llt-
t'::lliai!•d ,the le'.'i'.1'; hi Cr'^tliion,
e E' 1'_lateti yeti's ii. wt .. the
clot
for the .iotril.-..Tula of Si:,pi1en.
a or e:oitle ye,atir. itt_ ; n l"1 poor
.l .asih. 11e; 'is „ars. at. el is , :t::: widow
and there Sons: (ii.' , or. Detroit;
Otto, ai C?w.Vi>lll'..,i. :,,Mich., rind
!d]llia..ln of".Forest, c:rl c i'u::r' r111:
ei^s, 11rri. W. Doa)lnl,. of C'heele y 'qrs.
Naperville, ill; Airs. Delmer.
Lansing, Mich.', and Mrs, TCeslkoefcr,
of Chiila. • The, funeral service tale:,
place on Wednesday afternoon In the
clalit i 1. C.
class, of which, the deceased e ase:ed tr as a
\ aluuet lnnitiaer, wciii re• the p 1 1e ar-
.re. 11 to l:u'i ::!; taaki1eir,• pace in the
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