HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-11-13, Page 1Vol. XXV No 20
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING,'
'VEM SER
oh -ester L. Smith, Publie
$1.25 a Year tar . dva,
$1,501A' Alt REARS, $2 MAY BE Q111A.Bentr
6 more weeks till Xmas.
An Ideal til
A fine time to t
or Merchants to think of their Xmas. Ads.
ink of Xmas. Gifts and to buy them in Zurich
Our Corner
Thanksgiving Day is past, but
there iisl need of continued thanks-
. igi'Ving.
Canada among the ration's has
`"ugh reason to be thankful;
After reading about snowstorms
bra , Prairie Provinces, we hope the
West never;does meet the .East.
Caiino-1 whale meat is being sold!
in Africa,. The whale aro always'
cut up, 'never being canard. whole,
Splitting the second into one bil-
lion parts is the time -measuring
play of !some°:modern, physics. Finer
than hair -,splitting.
Gold production in Northern On-
tario in October reached the high-
est monthly figure. That should
be a continuous story;: •
The plebscite and the weather
have combined to make a, dry\
autumn in Ontario.
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"'sly PAIR. AND NOT SHOES TO GAMBLE ON, BUT SHOES TO
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BROGUES ,AND HEAVY* TAN OXFORDS FOR MEN AND WO44
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Value. -But prices almost a
whisper! AM. Bunch awhale
of a, slioawiisg •.•_ 'They're the
.j very newest: The last word in Footwear. . $4.95 and $5.95,
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of al Matinee Idol. Loud
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Mav be .a record October --Yes+,
dry in more ways than one.
h.Te height of fashion this year.
Is about 10 inches' frons: the ground
Everybody hopers that winter i8
not on the, list ',for an early 'broad-
cast.'
If bootleggers. are sent to jail
th.ey'11 probably 'start opening the
bars there.
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A. girl with haft' feels as conisp-
icious now as one ,with bobbed hair
did ai few years arse
. Moderationists ask for local op-
tion, and it looks asp if they won't
even; get the option of a .fine.
Astronomers say there are any-
where from 7$,000,030 to 1,00,,-
000,000
,00 ,000,000 'stars If so its no,. wonder
we sometimes feel as if: we'd seen,
stars.
Strathroy will hold it's municipal
elections on 'the first Monday in
December. Gradually the munic-
ipalities :x,re getting away 'from
the New, Year election, and they
never go back to it.
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HEWING YOURSELF
The sensational rise in the price
of wheat at Liverpool the other
day is causing widespread enxiety
and already there are gloomy pre-
d.ietion:s that 'war prices' in flout'
and bread will shortly he the rule:
There is suspicion that Chicago wh-
eat speculators have had %ar hand.
in boosting of the prices, which Mar. end Mrs. D. 1VIcIslaac, and .Lam
went up twopence farthing per sly -of, Crediton, were Sunday Visit -
hundred again. There is talking ors at the. home ;of Mr, andMrs.
of a world shortage and rumors of A. Mewlick.
possible famine. The Governor- NIi • and, Mrs. Herb. Kraft, Mr.
ent isl giving the matter its: closest
ands Mee I ;a,utenschlager and dau-
attention and •will do every thing ghiter l;ouise. of Kitchener, spent
iii, its power to prevent an increase the holiday with the`foriner's par -
in the cost of .living, which has• easesess and !Vii ,s Louis Kraft.
been rising for weeks. past,a�+lmua.
,eondueted ;services m tb. Lutheran
Church here 'on Sunday's He is
this week leaving 'en ai trip to
California.
Re- and Mrs. S R. Knechtell of
New Hamburg visited at the home
of the atter's mother', Mrs. S,
Rennie who rettumed with them
to New Hamburg.
Building operations are contin-
uing idly in Zurich, the bank
expect to :move into their new
quarte 'by Friday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy'. Schade and
daughter Pearl of the 11th cone
Ms. and Mrsi. C. L. Smith, and da-
ughter Mae Ingold, were Sunday -
visitors .with friends at Milverton.
..,4, TO SOME OF J. GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN
.'�+ MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS, DRY GOODS Etc
ee The Goode we are offering at these ,exceptionally low piece&
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• ing,. There may be something you need—Comte and see for
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3 ,orijlyi sizes' 39 to •4(f, Reg-. $40, Reduced to clear Ott --- ---- ------ $16L75
6 only sizes' ell to 39:, Reg. '$20 to $$25, Reduced to clear at ._ $1,5_b0
.7 -only ,sizes t36 to ,£4, Reg. $18,to $20, Reduced rte clear at .__ ,10.50
5 only; •sizes (37 , to 40, Reg. $15to $18', Reduced see cleat at ..._ ,$8.95
el" BOY'S` SUITS .
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`•4+ 4 ,only size X27 to 35, Regular $9.00, Reduced. to - .
. 2 only sizes 32 and 35, Regular $6.50, Reduced to clear at $2,75
ors 18 only, --sizes' (29 to 34, Regular $10 to -1614,, Reduced to -- c-' $6.95
4.' 7 only Buister''Suitsy Regulaz+;, $5.00 to clear ,at __.._.., _..'11:9£8
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-se $8 50
:3 2 orally size 36, Regular $17, Reuced to • ._-___ -----•••
e 4 ,only .:size 37 to 38, Regulart$23, reduced to • _- __ -.- ..... 19 ,0
5' only OvercoaIl , reg. $15 to $25, Ito clear .rat 16;00
" 5 only Raincoats, Regular $ LO to $12, reduced, to a.:.___.. --_ ' 75
;,'4i, $ only Raincoats, Regular $17f to clear ,at .,.. ; :$;1«75
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•e. 3 only size' 28 eo 35 Regulartyl0 to $20, at _-- .---• $1.96
* 6 only sizes 30 to 35, Regular $16 to $23, reduced to __. -__ts '1`,•,.7:5
°2.oiyly size 31 to 36, Reanlar.$17,'reduced to _.-- -- --- ,
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'MrS`. 1Fred Bees Sr., is visiting
with'ieiatives here.
1VIass�i Msuloirin , Geiger spent a
few da.'m lin Dashwood last week.
Mr Elbert Gies of Kitchener, is
'in'1.li,e`'vi;ilege.looking after the bus-
inesa of „hs late father,
Mie i h.eo. Keller of Loedon, i;9;
•visiting r; with his' parents, Mg; and
Mrs,Con. Beller.
Mr. :!tout. Eisenbach of Kitch•-
anex 'spare the holiday at his
hoane o:1t • he Babylon
Miss; i uriel Howald, who is at-
tending Normal hat Stratford, spent
1hanlesg"ving with her parents:.
Mr an,d Mrs. Adam Mianz of Tar-
istoak seem holiday visitors at the
home of 1V7i-:: an,d Mrs. Hy,. Truemner
'YR' mid. Mrs. E. W's Stoskopf, of
Kitchener, 'spent Thanksgiving at
the Koine of Mr. and Mrs'. Thos,:
JohnatonL
The large concrete bridge, 'south
of St. �i;.oselih, has been completed
and wilt' be opened to traffic the
latter part of this weeks
DIAMONDS
The Everlasting Gift
Let us show You what
we have in these beaut-
iful Stones
--When Mort;. Peter' Smitli' a3 -'"AnL-
eli,:is Jarvis were•accused of having
used their advantage and to the.
disadvantage of the Province, on
all 'sides people sneered and decl-
ared that they would never, be 'bro-
ught to justice or never be found
guilty. The courts only punished
the poor man. The yerdicts upon
those two men, as well as upon
Charles Mattews;. is a vindication
for Canadian, law courts and Caned
justice. The speedy trial of these
men should have e salutary *ef-
fect upon all :nen holding. posit-
ions of public trust. (For .some, re-
ason or another there has been
a growing, sentiment that there was
nothing wrong in beating the Gov-
ernment. People, for instance, th-
ink '.CC�he Ladies Bible Class and
it: is only shier, to'smuggle ac- Ladies Aid,' of the Evangelical ch -
roes the border. arch will hold a, bazaar in the
Town Hall; Zurich, on Saturday',
Dec. 6th.. Doors open at 2.30 p.
ONTARIO TO HAVE TAX. ON m. Sale begins at 3.00 p_ni:
GASOLINE NEXT YEAR? Mr. John;•Decher Sr., hash dispos
ed of his fine roadster marc to Mr
--� WM. Sinclair of Kippen for the
The commendatory, allusions of handsome sum of $185; Mr. De-
b erten in the show
tile• Provincial lre:tsurei�, :ion. Col. cher was never
Piece, to the proposed `gas' tax in ring with this fine. beast.
‘the recent spe'ecnes, in addition to Mr. V. Hess is; extending the
;Viet lies beets s`aicl on the sub- business,: block used as a jeweliry
jecc by the Honk txeIigii S. henry store, at ,the south end by several
iYll.ntaeei r Public' 1 -highways, ov-
feet, this will greatly enlargen the
ut l seem to indicate ,list tn. Gov- interior rooan for displaying their
,,n,0100t 01 Ontario bete matte up many lines of goods!.
es. mind to bring in a bill during
LATE ST DIES PASSES
clic coming session of the P10\710 -
lax _IgVg L.,1_1' _, that will enable it
co impose al, -gas' tax,
Mach. is co ue said ea favor of
a 'gas impost provided it uoes net
increase the already, heavy iiictib-
as of t aesatio.a that the moto.rlst\ is
required co bear, as officials on the
0.ak.ax•xo lllot.ol , i•+ ib de have Pains
c.;.d. out, If tli.e uc ns(�• Y i•x, is r�e-
aac•ed oral an average b,y' the, amount
of chs gaa tax paid uy, thelaVer-
age mo Loriet "'ot this pi ovince,then
Li1.5 (ioveriiment will derive a rev
einse, consicaerabiy in ;exeesis of
ease seeut•ed from dee present ; sea?. sy scam. by reason • of the eu-
aestGU5 and. rapidly angiuenting
anauat Incursions os n10LUx.' t0cn;J.5cd
.urge' year 0 militat,.United stater
iau toe cars• entered this' pi'o ence
n..+.xs yeas appro•iniace,y two use -
eon wet`" have (dee so Dy the' end
,y.c •,.L)i.'eicnuoie. e .100 per cent gain
y^ar. i -h. s niuel1-to-be—ass-
xii, a
:.ce:.l tnv l5l.Uta t111.`ouga `gas' tax will
greatly tecre•as the ta•overnnlent's.
jev anise from motor.- vehicles with-
ouc increesrn.g the tax 0n local snot
ousts one penny,. On the bases
of thy consumption of gasolitu. ria
Ontaiyio .aa,t' t,y�ear,a ease-eeneeeL"
gallon. 'gas, tax' would yield a re-
venue of a; million dollars per
altars—Ontario Meter Lea gee,
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In the very newest
Styles of Mountings
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HESS the Jeweler
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
Open a Savings Ascots
today in your bah
name, and deposit a dons*
a month regularly. It iltk
surprising how • quickty tido
regular deposit will meat*.
a fine nest egg. Saving Ie
partments at all branches.,
C. H:"JOY
Manager Zurich Branch:
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3 only Ladies, Flannel Dresses, Regular 14,.00, n.t ._ ..-- $3..75 t
1.'ire only, Ladies' Fox. Muff, Re gulls $25.00, to Clear at — -. -- $7,.50 .4
;;;* 1 only Black Wo)f Muff, Regular • $25.001 o Clear ...:r_t .--•- $'t..00 3
• 1'.�only Dyed Black' Skunk Muif, 'Regular $14;00 at -__ ,$.f.0.0 4
r 5 at _ t x.00 +4''i'
1 only ::Dyed. Black Skunk Neek !Pieced Reg,. $•1 ,. "-" ;17~50 4 ,
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'1 only Dyad Black Wolf Neclr. (Piece, • I3rgr $20.00 at -, . ,' 4
1 only Dyed Black Skuul. Neck }I=iece, Regular $12,.06 at a _ :1+5;,00 ,4F,
s a 30 'only pr a. Lathes Wool Eo se,.. BRA WP Po. $1+65 lit - , 99e 4
,to 60c+. at 19e
:3 23.only pays:. Ladies, �'irool hose, iRe�,r up
*+ cl Velveteanee 'colors, Regula:,,' 90c ,to $a4.25 at- yds .:' =.-al0r„
300. Y � i q','1 _vg.
.,.,4• ei "pc. Eider Coating, Reg,. .$ 5 yd. for ....4 --•-.., I.
.4. t1 ;pc+ Bear Cloth, Reg. $4.50 per ,,ed. or : ._. . r $ ti0 �`
- . 1 pc. C avenette Coating,.Regular' ae.05 per yd. for _—__-.$1.50 +
i+ lr fort .... $fl„ Ln
-+3r 1 pg. Heavy Coating, Reg. 1:1.73 3 a•
- ICH ARE NOT LISTED HERD AT PRICE'S, EQUALLY 3
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,Death elaimed another of Hay
Township's old pioneers ori Fri-
day, November 7th, int he person
of ;Grease Gies', at the age of 84
years and 8 daysL His health had
been very- uncertain the past few
months, but he seemed the past
Sew week's to rally again and it
was expected he would again with
stand the Winter months, when on
Friday. morning . he slept away out
of this :world, and was found thus
in bis bed. He was born in Ger-
many and came to Hiy Tp. about
68 years <tgo, when it was pradt-
ically 'a 'wilder mess, and worked
hard to elegar up his home onf the
Blind ;Line, where he lived until
about .fifteen; years ago, when he
and hi;iwife, moved to the village
where, islie pre -deceased him in,
(loath about three years ago, He
is survived by one daughter, Mrs,
Rabe 'of Gavalier, N. ;Dak„ two
sons, John Gies of the'Canada CS -est
and Albert Gies of Kitchener. 11Te
relining were laid to rest on Sun-
day to .,•the. Evangelical cemetery,
ReV. J, G: Litt offictating. Mr.
Gies was well and favorably known
having four 'rly ,oaken an active
part in Ratilter's Institute Work for
many ear's) asd he will be greatly
miser Mae our village,
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Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x81.
• Al N b of Beautiful English Plush Rugs,' prices
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SAVE MONEY., BY GIVING US A CALLS.
® A. BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always oA hand.
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FOOTWEAR
Here are a few of the many lines we have to offer. And many a'
other lines not mentioned at Big Reductions. Come and ate
for yourself that you can save money at our store and get
quality.—Men's solid leather work boots, nialed :and sewn at
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to $1.25. Greb's Black and tan work boots, at $3.75; Men's
fine ,shoes, bik. rubber heels at $3.75; Young men's tan calf bal.
Goodyear welt, rubber heelsancl newest toe, just arrived $4.58!'
Girls fine calf Oxfords blk and tan Murray made $4.00; Ames i.
Holden rubber boots, red sole rolled edge at $4.50; Women's rub-
ber boots, fleeced lined 3.25; Men's light rubbers $1.35; Wom-
en's light rubbers $1,00; Child's box calf bal rub ,er heels sizes 9 ,,
only at $1.25; Women's house slippers and oxfords 95c; Little
Gent's fine shoes, sizes 8 and 9 only at this price $2,10. These dlf.
are no 'ball of our many good values. We have other wonder -4.
ful values in store for you.
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES.
We do's lot of Shoe Regaling , Because We do if wen
C. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCH
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ATTENTItN!
We desire to call your attention to
the fact that We are in a position.
to supply 1y y ou Fail al? Winter
Requirements i good h. '' vy warm
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SMOCKS, HEAVY SHIRTS, - OSKS, MUM' $,''D GLOVES,
nu GOODS ARE RIGHT, AND D TH.E PRT('-:' `tRl2 RIGHT.
Fresh Groceries roceries Always
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