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Vol. XXV No 21
ZURICH., THURSDAY MQ�tt'r1 IN'.i'a� NOVEMBER20, 1924.
Cheater L. Smith, Pulali
$1„25 a Year in A.dly ,
$1.j,0 T.N 4111t EARS, $2 21.A7 :BPA ORAIM2001
5 more weeks till Xmas.
An Ideal time for Merchants to think of their Xmas. Ads.
`A fine time to think of Xmas. Gifts and to buy them in Zurich
C cur Corner
If Indian Summer ill' not a myth,
: lsow +ia its opporturnityl to perform.
It isn't the clothes a man wears
to -day that people observe—It's
the car he drive's
Peter Smith was sworn in as Cab
net Minister on Nov. 13th which
.was`•;a -bad day o fthie month to
etartt anythingv
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Among the arrivals for the Royal' November is Mere, anal runt in
Winter Fair. at Guelph, is Winter true to foi.'rn;
himea1f4
If women are to weai✓'enrs onee
more, (t+hey'11 have to wash behind
'em, just like men.
The world,; is not getting effem-
inate. Looking over the • 'irls
with shingle. bobs and boyish snits
will prove' this. I
More males than females were
born last month in the city, but
yo1L ,can hardly tell them- apart(
when they grow up now,,
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,' MONTHS AND MONTHS OFFOOT SATISFACTION IN' EVERY i
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BROGUES AND HEAVY TAN OXFORDS FOR MEN AND WOE •
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Every pair . barfly with the
, lb best of Leathers, and looks
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Value.—But grices almost a
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SHOES 'FOREVERY OCCASION
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If cig;areettes .sttwiit:the grow;
we. ,ug.bit to, use some onthe' nal
Tonal debt.
• In Regina, ,Rask., a,, , woman law
13 cliildienl; the oldest being.V
they midst have 4i `big 'washingl�
Fr were.,`killed' the other dalMi1
�^•K' . 10,14r,' B. D. Steele has returned
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by al Tenmess�ee barber, who: �Xo,, ,e visit in St. Thomas
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ably gave other bystanders a elOge ` Mr, and Mrs: E. Oesch were Sun -
shave r 1 tay .Visitors fat Dashwood'.
Miss' Siuse. Jacobe is ' spen,ding
Boards of. Trade would �,a week with friends at Parkhill. '
'Mrs. J. G. Litt 1,4 visiting with
x'elatives and friends at Toronto.
motors 50 feet from croS 1ngS at
That's better than, being liiu1ed
that distance...
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With cold weather here a war u fon ar
ing ough tto be given that woo '1,0,e�:er
alcohol is moire efficient inside al
auto radiator than a man's atom ” Mr.
ach Palls
BROWN BROS
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Saxony Cherries
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and Mrs. Davis of Port Hur-
e visiting wtih Mr. and Mrs:
Koehler.
Win, Siebert,, Jr.; df Niagara
is spending a week with
his parents here.
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One Nvonders who suffered xnoS4r
from this week -end of winter; the
people who had not their coal inae
in Kitchener.or, the motor -car owners who ici
frozen tip ii Miss L•
ydia E. Faust has. had
Miss Laura. Deters is 'spendin,g
i couple of wweeks visiting friends
,c --•II• a :her house wired for hydro lighting
,That great American institutigi saaaice, Mr. II. G. Iless, doing the
the soda fountain, celebrates its' work,
fiftieth ,anniversary this year. -Arad'
to thin, kthat !wet once thought r •fit. T he Ladies, Bible Class and
could never compete; with thebaif+ 'Ladies Aid, of the Evangelical eh-
•t,—,t, :itrch will hold a bazaar in the
A Russian has invented a• met-h'.'Town: Hall, Zurich, on Saturday;
od whereby crude oil may bel ussd'Dan. 6th. Doors open at 2.30 p.
in an .ordinary automobibe. : Haw'::m. Sale begins at 3.00 p.m.
dyer, th egreatest motor-car;,prab- The biggest bargains in Millin-
lern, the prevention off accilen¢s�, pry, given; in Zurich for many a dad*
Still remains(no neat=era solutipix-ere:now handed out. "Let's. Go"
1 got our% before they are all
e at Miss V. V. Siebert's,
RTICULTIJRAL SOCIETY
r S ',b, public: meeting held in the
1 Hall, cZ! f}ic1 . on W.xnesdjr.y
evexr>rtgi, iNgverrtber 12t1s, -for; trice
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^l,'PILBRIGEIT it'
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The high price of Wheat '.co
out of. the pocket of coxsrsrx
But if it hadram-a ect• at. 1
year',s price so many proctueerSW
a1d be ,,forced;,,out, of wheat' grg
ing ;tiiaiii there:' w eat have • bi u
world • scaecityc rand. 'high • pricest.
• purpose' of', organizing a Hortic-
Ontario' pollee officials saythat naitural Society in Zurich, -vasfair-
the onforeeineint of.:, the Q I'.A. , is,jl* aveli attended. and much interest
to be a a serious, matter fromnow manifested..' Mr. Harty, of Sea-
oni. It is to -be .hopped tire:, will forth, the organizer, showed a niim-
DIAMOND
The Everlasting Gift
Let us show You what
we have in these beaut-
iful Stones
he able to take some pf the ,jokes.
out of it, but the biggest joke,that
of 'expo'rting to Cuba, :seems be-
yond ttheir powers'.
NEW CANADIANS
Some conatructive'work accom-
plished by the Canada 'C'olonization
Association is described by a core-
respondent of, The Manitoba .Free
Press,: So far this year this or-
ganization has established in the
West some 400 families, who oc-
cupy approximately 100,00 acres of
excellent farming soil. T'hese,new
comers have 4iunccsiaed ,tyle land
without a dollar cash; down,
'with-
out the vendors paying n,
lit
cent in commissions, 'and the rate
of interest is only 5 per cent.
The new Isettler.s are 'almost ent-
irely Russian; Mennonites, from the
Crimea districts; where they were
robbed of practically -everything
they possessed by the Soviet office
rale: They have taken over huge
bonanza farms, which hitherto have
been devotedt o the one purpose
of wheat growirg. Each family
is given) possession of about 240
acres, and with a - cow, chickens'
and pigs the process of turning
from wheat ,growing to mixed far-
ing is begun. For a termofyears
the newcomers, all experienced ag-
riculturists', are placed under a
resident manager for each of the
original big farms.
ber of 'very attractive 'lantern sl-
ides of the various• lines that come
under ,the, work of this kind. He
alio gave some very instructive'
;points in raising and growing fl-
owers and ornamental trees, shrubs
•etc. With the effort of this newly
organized Society, it is every citi-
zen's duty to now co-operate and
and fail in Iine with ether towns,
who -.have already adopted` this
mov:ement, and make Zurich one
of the most outstanding villages
in the community along this par -
denier line. We, are happy to
see that the Women's. Institute .are
intensely interested and the cause-
of
auseof this new movement is' due to
them largely. A welt selected st-
aff of oi'icers were appointed as
follows;—President, Mr, Peter Hab-
erer; Vice-Presj., Miss Alice Jolie -
son ;
ohn-son; 2nd;: Vice-Presl, Miss Anna
Hess; Secretary, Mr. John Gascho;
Directors; Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon;
Mrs. C. Fritz; Mrs. J. Gascho, and
Mrs W. L. Siebert.
From $15. to $100.
In ' the very newest
Styles of Mountings
NESS the Jeweler
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
Explain to Your -
Wife
the convenience a ft.
chequing savings account
of perhaps just drop
with her at any branch •f
The Molsons Bank ---and
let her open an account.
C. H. JOY
Manager Zurich Branca.
BORN
Ravelle—At Zurich, on November
12th to Mrs ancl,;Mrs. Peter Bav-
aria;a . daughters.
147i11er-At 14th, Cp'nu Hay Town-
ship!; t o Mr. and Mrs'. Walton
Miller, a daughter,.
Walper—At Steph.eni •Township on
November, 18th, .to Mr. and Mrs
Jacob . Welji er, i daughter. • •
Jeffrey -4.t 14th Con. Hey. To' 7n-
rship,' on November 18th, to Mr,.
and Mrs. John Jeffrey, a- daugh-
ter.
Finlbeiner-- At 14th Con. Hay Tp.
on November 18'thi to Mn. and
Mrs. Ha'rrin'gton Finkbeinel j a
daughter.
Smith—.At Go'sheni Line South, Hay
Township, on November 0th:, to
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith a
isonl.
Ward—In Exeter, on October 22nd,
to Di John s ;}d Mrs.. W',ard', a
son?, ; }.
JESSIE HORNER PAM:
Mr. Jessie Horner, who was born
in.Vaugha township, York County
on November 26th 1866, lived in.
this community years, ago. He
farmed in. Bad Axe, Mi,chS, for a-
bout ,17 'years, after which he mo-
ved ,to Detroit, where he lived for
15 years. Oh, the, 26th of Augu,et
he moved to Zurich to - spend the
remainder of. hes days here in re-
tirement: ' Jlt,s stay in our midst
wasp ,brief; for he p rslsed a way in
his •own home which he recently
purchased,, on the morning of Nov.
f th, 1924, aged 67, years, 11 months
an.d _21 days. He \vaa twice mer-
ited,• His firs' wife predecea:,ed.
him .":Som,;) yeas ago. He .eaves
to Moura a widow, who d: -t her
hest 'to. pro±ong hes life; thre'. Lena-
gletere, two o:' eetom live De-
,reit, Flora, M:si. Nathan P,t:..it;
and Lottie, Mrs cleo Gerhart and
Lizzie, Mesh Noah. .Parent oe .Bad
Axe, Mich., one brother, Mr. John
etoree., lee col., Hey, and
many other friends. A short ere. -
ices we ..i . e) i -t eeed at - the house
and at the Evange ieal Church this
afteriooer, Weiin:s.iay, by tile Rev.
J. G, Litt, the bur,ai taking place
in. the Bronson Line cemetery,a•id
was :largely • :ended by relatives'
and close, syi+xpawll,etic friends
from 0h.8. coo. ,ma,r, London,
Thoma&, Baytieldx- Detroit, and
i?rbeou,,e elac:•tia, rite fatuity have
the felinig of their neatly fronds
int - hiel und bereay'-ed bo41x,
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HARNESS REPAIRING
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Seasonable Horse Gods-
Tust Received a large number of Genuine Wooten Horse
Blankets in Assorted colors Size, 72x84.
Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices
Ranging from $7.00 to ... wart
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALL.
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hand.
Club Bags, Suit Cases Red Trunks at Right Prices. •'
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WELL DRESSED WOMEN
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RHINO Super Quality Bubb
er Footwear, made -by Ames
Holden. Tire Co., carried in
Stok. c
Men's Rubber Boots, --. $4.50
Men's Light Rubbers --. ---1.35
Boys' Rubbers'
Womens' Light Rubbers 1.00
A Large Assortment of Men's Boys', Lumbermen's. Coma
The Wear hand ;Prices. T & SON !n/ •. F ! I ! Z S fir/
SHOE MERCHANTS •
ATTENTION!
We desire, to call your attention to
'the fact that We are in a positicak
to supply your Fall and Winter
IRs uii: eniefts in good heavy w,
Underwear, Flannelettes, Wool
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BLANKETS. FLANNELETTE BLANKETS, SWEATERS, CAPS,
;MOCKS, HEAVY SHIRTS, - OSKS, MITTS, .AND GLOVES.
ME GOODS ARk: RIGHT, AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.,
Fresh Groceries Always on. Hard
A N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PROW 11 97 413L. i '1