HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-12-11, Page 1VOL, X X V No 24
ZURICH, 'THURSDA
`Y MORNING DECEMBER 11, 1924,
2 more weeks till Xmas.
Our Corner
The big apple crop which wa'S
Iiorted recently; is more than lily=
oly al big cider crop by new::.
Christmas arrives of Thursday
this year, go we should allbe well
lby the following Monday.
It's just as hard for a rich man
*o go to, heaven; as it is, for a poor
scan to stay on leart'ljL. .
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Chester ' L. Smith, Publish**
$1, 25 as Year i u .A.cl'var alto
is1.54 xfi.: ItREARS, S2 MAY es CRA1zEi1 J)
An Ideal • : timefor Merchants to think of their Xmas. Ads.
A fine time to think of Xmas, Gifts and to buy them in Zurich.
Some meni''s idea of economy is CO-OPERATION, THE K +'YNOT
to have their wife's birthday fall one
OF THE BANKOF MONTREAL
History of over One Hundred Years
of Steady Growth and
lIsefulnese.
Christmas.
We• ean.'t decide if foolish girls'
are Popular, or if it is . just being
popular that makes them foolish;,
Arnsr.can rscienl;ists say the world
will come to an end on February
E. Been) a long time ;since such
a prediction came true.
Lackwill of ti ill o er •r'is what
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makes . a man 'hesitate 10 minutes
getting up in the morning,
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OVERSHOE
That Solves the
IThe question of t ailor-made ap-
pearance, of adjustability to
any size leg, of • protecting
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skirts from buckle tears, of
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tom, of perfect fit, warmth and
li lightness, and of concealed .las-
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The new ADJUSTO Overshoes made exclusively' by this firm, •
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not only answer all these questions but in quality; fit and ap-
pearanee iso far 'out -distance other Overshoes that there is no •
comparison;, •
Our Stock of iLght and Heavy tum Rubbers is complete, ' •
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Z and prices to smut everyone.
2 BROWN BROS REPAIRING NEATLY DONE ONE •
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Xmas Gifts for everybody
Old Santa is bil-
led to arrive here
on or about Dec.
6th or 8th and
will have a large
assortment of
FOR MAMMA
-IE WILL HAVE THE NEWEST FROM NEW YORK IN . UM-
BRELL.IS. NEW NECK SCARFS, BATH SETS, TOWELS,
3LOVES H.A.NDKERCHIEFS DRESSER RiJNNERS, LAUNDRY
3A•GS AND MANY OTHER USEFUL THINGS.
FOR PAPA
HE .WILL. BRING; SUSPENDERS, ARMLETS, ().'IES, SCARFe,
GLOVES FAlr DKERCfIEFS, FINE SHIRTS, .PURSES,
TOBACCO. POUCHES, SOK, SWEATERS, I+1TC., ETC"
FOR 'TETE I3OYS AND GIRLS
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es:AN PKlelie ll!EFS, TIES, !TOYS, GAMES, .,MOUTH ORGANS,
TOQUe.;, MITTS, ,,AND MANY, MANY OTHER
THINGS.
Our Dates, , Figs, Peels, Shelled
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°;- u, r,s ad Raisins are of the ' finest
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WE ALSO 0,,;,1'E A FINE NEW' STOCK. OF CANDIES Aix ALL
w-:° PRICES, NTJ 1'S AN]) FRUITS READY TO OPEN TJP AND
OUR .PRICES WILL BE RIGHT.
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other things the French rebeiltons;
and the bitter strife between Up
peri and Lower Canada.. The con=
clition of the colony called for'the
exercise of theg reatest diiigetire.
onl the part of the directors. of the'
Bane .
' The period between 1830 and
11840 was a trying one, owing' pr-
incipally to the rebellion which or
cured in: Lower Canada. When the
trouble was at its height the Ralik
transferred its specie to Quebec
and deposited it( in the Citadel f
Mr. John Deichert was ,in Lon-
don on Thursday,
Mr. P. Kropf 'was at Kitchener
a few' days last week.•
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Mr. J. J'. Mernler of Seaforth!,
'visited int the village on Friday,
Mr. George Lilley of Seaforth
called in, the, village on bu'sines's'on
ThuradaY.
What would make a nicer Ch-.
ristrnas Gift than a nine netvliat
or for one of your daughters, at the
;safekeeping.. `The Papineau, .Re Zurich Hat (Shopper
bellionrt hen'dile rred and the HOD4
Pel er McGill, then President of . the ! Mr. John. Gerber and family of
Barak, was the first man to raise llirro1s, have moved -to these parts
a volunteer force to defend jaw -441d will live in Stanley Tp. Bron,
and order, The financial position ion, in future.
•of tl' United States at that, tirne Mr. WarMi
force the hanks to .suspend' 'sp hl. eased ller of the 'village
ashis farm on the 15th
cele payments and in Canada the ecncession Hay, to Me. • Gilbert
banks were forced -to ' follow Suit.
Specie payments were resumedin
1839.
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Through it all, however; the
Bank continues to make steady pre.
ogress, and in ,addition to the 'bran:- 3. Elsie a resident, and followup
ches already opened, several we- this line. of work.
re opened in Upper Canada; r a
mong others an office was estakt lyre bazaar held 'by the Evang
lished at Bytown, now Ottawa, in , 1 Ladies Aid and Ladies Bi,
1840. By this branch ysstem th 9dr .i Claims', held. in the Town HalVin
Bank' of Montreal founded the b ,• 'dike; was in every, way ;a sac -
ban kpolicy of Canada, which has , as 'practically.;everythingof-
resulted in elasticity of circi.lat A' e wall°Id*
-ion regarded) ass; th'e mast attact' e. `r1 . 14 l e
e r�' �.t'a. L. H. lsatbilerschj, of -Elmira.
feature of the Canadian banking 431 is ' 'visiting her pai:ents; here. Her
stein. , , father, lVli•.' F. M. Hess, wha has
eenis im-
When. Upper and ;Lower Can- provi g inndf or will. soon besome timi around
ala were united in e841 the 73ank again).
obtainled a new charter with an
authorized capital of T50;000 lbs. A Mr. Lawrence, JJeffroy left en
period of . great development fol- Monday for Parkhill.. Mr. Jet-;
lowed a`.iid the Bank .took full ad- fret' is opening aj variety store
vantage of the opportunity of there, and will be keeping u full
extending its operations: Even line of different merchandise,such
then the conditions were of a pr- as candies, dry, goods, notions, liar
unitive character..e!spec'a'ly in the du -*'are, etc.
way of transportation, • The only •
;affrey, for alt ern of 5 years,
3lr. Hartman Elsie of Dashwood
in the village this week repair-
ingpumps e
p mp and. cleaning It
ould'be a, credit to Zurich to hav
railway in the country -vas amen A Cluistruas Entertainment will
line of 17 miles between! Laprairie be held a tt .S.S. No. 9, Blake, onu
and Sl John Queewhich formed; Wednesday evening, Dec: lith at
part of the route between Monti- 8 o'clock, PrograiuZiie consists of
eal and New York. The Allanline recitations, osngs,, dialogues,, a drill
opened its ocean steamship !serve and other music. Aumission 10
ice in 1852 and about the same and 15e Everybody come help the
time the Grand Trulnk and Great boys and ;girls get an indoor base-
Western Railways were starte4 ball and other :school equipment:
These greatly helped general pro- leacher—W. Finlayson.
gress'. The Bank was to a very
solid position when the American The annual concert given by the
Civet. War carne to disturb the ec. 4th room !scholars. of Zurich Public)
onoinic life of the continent. That school will be held on Friday even-'
war proved a blessing in disguise i ing, December 19th. We all re-
member' the . splendid programiee
rendered in former years, and can
assure the public that, the program
this ,year will be ,equal if not better
than 'any previous. one. Be sure
Ind get your, tickets. early and be
not dissapointed as to. irnsr,it.
as far asljthe Bank was concerned.
for it made large profits by lean
ing its ample 1undsi in New York
at highly favorable. rates.
Confederation -enables the Bank
still further to extend its toperat
ionlsL it at once took a leading
cart in the financial ,Life of the
Dominion. Just as it helped in its
early years to finance the building
of the Lachine Canal, so 'it helped
later in providing the magnificent
transportation spstern .•which has
meant so much in opening up and
developing the ,counytiiy,
The Bank's Impregnable Position—
(To be continued.)
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
DEPOSITORS .,AND COMM-
ERCIAL
OM -ERCIII, ACCOTJNT'S Rte..
i!V:E COURTEOUS e AND
EFFICIENT RANKING SER-
VICE AT ArTt'bF Ot7Ef
BRANCHES. 1. ' G
C. 11, j0Vr.
.; inagor Zurich Branch
A real estatedeal of some inn-
portance was ,transacted on, Tues-
day, when. Mr., .A.ndrew I~`:Hesa,.
rp Clerk, (Treasurer, Conveyancer
has purchased the office :tram W'il
Barns Bos. the, office formerly, an -
envied, by Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer, on
Victoria 'street,, land gets, inzine.f-.
lata •possetioni, Mir. Hess has had
bus office Lor the past tee years in
the herald block and we will miss
him'and his associate's. very. much.
LATE JOHN KEYS
From the Store With
a 1000 Gifts
T3EAUITFUL .AND USEFUL GIFTS AT GREAiTLY REDUCED Mee*
ICES FROM LAST YEAR. OUR ASSORTMENT IS LAE I BR ANI
NEWER. MAKE YOUR SE'LECT'IONS EARLY PROM TETE POT.:,I,-
OWING
Fine Diareonds, Pearl, Onyx and Signet Rings, Indestructible Pearls
nicely boxed. Ladies Wrsti Watches, Sterling Bar Pins, Gents
Vest Chains and Knives; Community and Rogers Silverware, Pyre.'
Casseroles and Pie Plates, Out Glass, French Ivory Pieces and Sets
Waterman.s Fountain Pens and Pencils, Cucoo Mantel and Boudie
Clockw.
ANY ARTICLE HELD UNTIL XMAS.
HESS, The Jeweller
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rust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Home .
Blankets in Assorted _ colors Size 72x84. -
• Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, pries ••
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�' • Ranging ' irom�, $7.00 to ... : � •
• SAVE MONEY BY GI VING US A CALE, e•-
A.]31G Stock of Harness aud Halters "always_ off lisu,air • ,t�.'
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Club Bags; Suit Casee aTrunks at Right , leees, •
•' HARNESS REPAIRING A SFECIALT Il PRONE 101 • .
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Fair Rub' ers Free
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The Manufacturers of RHINO Foowea,
Have authorized us to hold an interesting Contest in on store
+ to show you that Rhino Rubber is the Toughest and most Wear
resisting that science has yet discovered,
:We have on hand :some sample strips of Rhine` Rubber, le
• you can break .one or these strips by pulling with your hands
+ within. 30 minutes., without cutting, ;biting or bending it,
4' will give you A PAIR OF RADIO RUBBERS FREE, Previded
• • you buy another pair; or have 'bought a pair this eeasone
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.Men or boys must break therubber strip without assistn'ice,hut
• ladies or girls. may try together, tug-of-war fashion
COME INTO THE STORE AND "TEST YOUR STRENGTH" AND
GET TWO PAIRS OF RUBBER FOR THE PRICE OF ONB
THE CONTEST WILL RUN FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
S' ATURDAY,DECEIVI:BFR 13th.
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ZURICH ONTARM
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The death occwed in, Hensall on
Monday, December 1st, of John
Keys aged. IA years. He was mar-
ried 35'. y;eaas aggot o Miss Sparks
of Stanley Tp. Mr. Keys retired
front hes; term near Blake, Hay
p..,'about live, years ergo, retire
ing with lairs wife to Herisail,
the early isutnrnei• he suffer' a pci-
i;ytic 'stroke from 'wiecli he never
recovered, aan;d had another one a
utp.1. of nays previous to his.
death. His. mother, who is 94 ye.
tee of age is .still living, Mr,Keys
was a good neighbor; and good
citizen, He was a Conservative
in, polities and always took quite
aninterest on nubile affairs, Ho i
survived by his widow, two none,
,All er t on the homestead, and Mr.
1?'eree Keys, and one daughter,Mrs
Langrn<nid of Weston. The ,fun-
eta) teak place from h:s late res-,
ideme, Hoiisall on Wedni's'l ty a fee
,rlfooir to :Dayfi ld. cemotory.
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Ch.ristrnas
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Chlstmas is almost here and we
are betterrt:. , ai ed than ever t
supple our w n. is in the line of
Chris t ime Gifts such as:
GLOVES, HOSIERY, NECK'W'EAR, CEPS. SCARFS, `i` w'EATRR-a
GAMES, ,TOYS, DOLLS, FA'N'CY DISTT'ES,Bro.
NEW • FRUITS, RAT ON'S, CU 3RANTS, PEELS. ORANGES, LE. -
MONS,
'-.MONS, CANDI''" AND NU I'S.
HIC 1fEST PRICES PAID FO h" t 11'Ob)L' CE, D.R MET) Al?PT-4
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