Zurich Herald, 1930-12-18, Page 1Vol. XXX / No.255
AdvertiiC
OUR CORNER
The time of the Sunday and public
school Christmas tree is come and the
voice of Santa Claus. is, beard in. the
land.
Scientists tele us; the shortest clay
this year will. be Flecenmer 22nd, -but
any small boy knows that the: two tzr
three days before CJ'rrrsiarras are the
longest days in the year.
ZURICH THURSDAY MORNlNQ, DECEMBER 18, 1930.
Chester L. Smith,, > 4as i ? '.
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the Herald goes in the homes of people who buy in
We are getting winter on the in-
stallment plan this year.
A male .school teacher in Ontario is
accused of breaking a girl student's
ribs while whipping her.. This is fol-
lowed by a story of a woman teacher
who punished a boy so severely that
he had to be put to bed' under a doe,
tor's' care. This creates, a tie, and the
two teachers should now meet to 'de-
cicle the championship.
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WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING) AGS„ VALICES, ETC., TO CHOOSE FROM, AND
ARE OFFERING THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Pianos' Pianos
IF YOU HAVE REM' THINKING OF ADDIINIG A FINE NEW
PIANO TO THE PLEA iURE•S OF YOUI. HOME, BE SURE AND
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SEEsE_RLOCK MANNING. LINE,.
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The good old days were those when
the Whole family always ate breakfast
at the same time.
It takes just as much courage -to
wash hishes three tinesa day as it
does to go out and shoot a bear.
A successful min is one who gath-
ers a fortune he doesn't need to leave
to people who don't deserve it.
Every form. of Christianity con-
demns what .it calls "mere" pleasure,
Why?
Ladies shoes are to -be more point-
ed. Husbands will probably contin-
ue to make tactless remarks at dinner
parties, but their shins will find them
out.
And the next war eh get mixed up
in we should be suse to fix it up so
we'll do the borrowing, and not the
lending.
Mre. C. Eilbcr called on friends at
Seaforth, on Wednesday.
Dr. A. J. MacKinnon made a pro-
fessional call to London on Tuesday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weido and da_
lighter 'Miss Dorothy, were Sunday
visitors to Gale rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Gid, Koehler. were
Sunday visitors with friends at Bay-
field. •
Miss Eileen Burns of Dublin, has
returned home after a month's visit
'with :+lrs. John Kipping.
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. F. Braun, of
It is remarked that the ocean is'
the only power on earth that can
Forest and family were Sunday vis -
make a woman indiferent to her per- tors at the home of Mrs. Braun's
father, Mr. Win. Lamont.
sonal appearance.
We quit trying to understand the
fine po ints of economics as soon as
we found out that having too much
gold would bring on hard times.
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A woman who has got work to
do cannot really get on with it if
she has a man hanging about all day
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The new brake that can stop a
seventy -mile -an -hour car in twenty
feet is almost as good as a telephone
pole.
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And if the farmers ever get back
on their feet, we'll bet they'll think
twice before they ask the governm-
ent for relief again.
The supposed discovery- of sock-
eye salmon in Lake Erie is - probably
another case of mistaken identity.
Our whole educational system from
A to 'Z must be revised and adjusted
to the needs of the new world that is
come upon us owing to the operation
of the enemy which we have ourselv-
es created—the machine.
The October statement of the Can-
adian chartered banks, just. issued
from Ottawa; is notably chiefly for
the continued rise in savings deposits
and for the decrea,e in call loans and
current Loans Savings deposits for
October showed a remarkable gain
of $12,222,467 over September. It
shows that the Canadian public is that
that much better off. It is an encour
aging sign.
NOTICE
We have installed an electric cralve
grinder, also a reseater for Ford and
Fordson Tractors, and will guarantee
a good job on any make of car.I3ring
in your tractors and cars for winter
overhauling.
Leonard Prang', Zurich.
Yes! You will Find a
DIFFERENCE IF YOU BURN
THE STANDARD :ANTHRACIT
SCRANTON
MONEY TIGHT YOU SAY
Tighten up then on that Fuel Bill by
Burning Our
Semet Solway Coke, or No. 3 Seam
Pocahontas and Batik that furnace
with our Small Pea Coal. We carry
in stock Nine Different Varieties 01
JF"vel. Corot in and let us talk over
•your Fele) Problems with you.
For Cash Payment a Discount of 50e
per Ton wit be Allowed.
Only one more week till Christmas,
the happiest time of the entire year.
Let this be a real one not alone in
external and outward things, but let
us all think seriously what this an-
nual event stands for, and what does
it mean to your inner man.
Messrs -Well. Johnston and Herb.
Mousseau, made excellent use of the
last open day for shooting wild
geese, which was on Monday. These
two veterans of gun and nimrod
fame made a trip to Camlache and
returned on Monday evening with
six dandy wild geese, which should
furnish them with their Christmas
fowl, and fond meinories`:for the long
Closed season which we have just
cortellOteir
The Christmas entertainments in
the local churches are fast under
way and by the middle of next week
will b presented. On. Wednesday,
night, Christmas eve., the Lutheran
S. School will render their interesting
program of recitations and songs, and
then the following evening, Thursday
Christmas- evening, the Evangelical
S. School will render their program.
Be sure and have the Christmas spirit
and attend there appropriate Yule-
tide events.
Mr. Ferd. Haberer, proprietor of
the local rink in Zurich, is establish-
ing a nice bottom for a foundation
for the coming season's ice, and with
a few more days of steady and cold
weather skating: will be good. And
don't forget the Christmas Tree and
Santa Claus on the rink on Monday
evening, December 22nd, when all
the kiddies are admitted free, and
if there is ice there will be skating,
and providing there: will be no ice,
the Xmas Tree will be there with
old Santa, so be sure and don't miss.
it, and join in with the season's.
fine spirit.
We regret very much toreport in
this week's issue of the rather sud-
den illness of Mr. Charles Fritz, on
Saturday morning while about his
work he ,Was being overtaken with
extreme pains, and immediately was
given medical attention and put to
hit home in bead, and was given par-
tial releif, ' but, the disease which is
usually known. as- kidney colic, did
not subside as expected, and on Tu-
esday morning was taken to London
Hospital, where an x-ray was taken
and a Specialist worked upon Mr.
Fritz, and at time' of writing, he is
resting much better, and it is thought
that the tren6le---`--can be remedied
without an incision 'operation.. Mr.
Fritz's many- friends wish him a fast
and speedy recovery, as he sure is
being missed in town. It is thought
he will return home within a week
or so.
Stephen Troyer Posses
An old and highly respected pion-
eer.of the community passed away
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the great beyond en Thursday,
December llth, -at the home of his
,laughter, 1VIrs. and Mr: Wm. Dignan
of the 4th concession:, Ilay Township
after an `illness at only four days
withpneumonia, aged 82 years, 5
months and 28 days. Deceased was
me of the pioneer men of the conee.
nunity, and as a young' man endured
II the hardships of pioneer life, and
-ith his sterlinp gnalities arts' up -
i °ht character, he had won a lar;,'c
nvntber of atl:Ai ing ii•ie ds who wile
,r.Kitly miss tht departed,
WHAT IS YOUR. CHRISTMAS WISH!
Your Christmas Gift Problems are volved like Magic by a visat tss caa>r
Jewellery Store. Beautiful Models in Rings, Watches, Costume $eweVerr .
A Gift of such will receive greatest Appreciation. Let us Suggest=
FOR HIM
A Man's Watch, Signet Rings,
Cuff Links, Fountain Pens,
Waldemar Chairs.
FOR HER
Bridal Wreath Diamond Rius:rg,,
Mars Wrist Watch, Fancy Stowe;
Set Rings. Compacts, Lvory
Stone Set Bracelets
GRANDFATHER AND MANTLE CHIME CLOCKS for the
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USED CARS.
4 1928 Chev. Coach, looks and runs like new, fully equipped: and film-
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4" 1930 Ford Model, a coupe at A BIG REDUCTION
1927. FORD TUDOR, finish and Upholstering like new, a good_ car
for very little money
.I. 1927 FORD COUPE, goad upholstering and runs fine.
1923 Ford Touring, this car has had wonderful care andis goad for
many thousands of sidles.
• 1929 MODEL A COACH, at a real Haman -
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REMEMBER, ANYTHING YOU REQUIRE IN FOOTWEAR: AT
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Our Christmas Goods are 1111W
and on Display
COME AND LOOK THEM OVER AND SEE WHAT W.E%t,'..E
TO OFFER. BRING THE CHILDREN ALONG. TO MEET
SANTA. CLAUS
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