HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-01-01, Page 1'Vol, XXV No 26
ZURICH
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY
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wish our many readers and friends a Happy New Year
Our Corner
The pull -together community is
*ways noticeable for its good re
• oats. There is room for some
improvement in our . .town. . Let's
4611 pullt ogether in the new year.
How do you, find marriage2. Dur -
tag courtship I talked and hse
listened. After marriage she. tal-
ked and I Iiatenesl New we
both talk and the neighbors listen
Too bad the shortest days !sho-
uld come just around Christmas,
when the longest .days' would be,
alit eo short for what moat peo-
ple have to do.
White hair, they say. is now
the !style„ We never were much
for running after new. lade but, if
this fad !stays in a bit longer, we'll
be in style for once.
Alaska ,go tweather at 40 above
for .Xmas. Looks'. las it its ord-
er got mixed with Ontario's.
vas -
to pocket their pride.
Jack Frost i8 really too interni
dyer is a dessert, where the; eoese
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ads are as wide ,'as they are long.ManFor the. an who were 'a: cap
with ear. lugs we 'always had fa pity
ixa.g ecorreeuntil Xmas. slay. ++1
The trouble with C'h'ristmas' is
you need at holiday afterwards to
rest up.
The burning. question is not so
much the prise of coal as ":who
will light the fire;?'"
When a Christmas, donation ho
in ,s'i�ht it's easy, For anyone
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SLIPPERS
TheThoughtful
Family Gift.
Here we have every
kind of Slipper for
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eve •ybod.y, Slippers for tiny folks
1 to those in which Father.reads - his
IEvening Pa � er. W'omen'�s Felt Juliets, a splendid assortment g, F
of Calors at $1:75; Women's Felt. Comfy and leather Boudoir
Slippers from $1.25 to $1:95;, See See our new Woxgen's Over
shoes, the 'A:djusto style. Men Black .and Choc. Kid Romeos
at $2.95; Kent Fe1YComfy Boudoir and Choc. Slippers at $1.95.
Children's Felt' Slippers,_ alarge assortment from 75c. to $1.25..
a Misses. sizes 11 to 2 at $1.25.
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WE ALSO WISH T13 ANNO 'cINCE TO. )MIEL LADIES OP THIS
OOMMUNITY THAT WE HAVE JUST C0 LPLE TED A REM:*
ROOM ON THE SECOND FL.00B. OF OUR STORE WRL+'K1s,
WOMEN ,ANIS CHILDREN MAY SIT tnUI:i TLY AND READ OR
WRITE0 LETTERS. THIS, IS AT YOUR, DISPOSAL' FREE
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ech but take advantage of every
A view way of trying it on the
dog; "A Portland woman has be -
ext trying for twenty years to te-
ach_her husband : 'e hang ,up. Ina.
hat. Now she laiands'the job °'ov-.
ea to the new puppy acquired by
the. family, She thinks he will coo
'it irr) the ';space of a week or two.
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It takes So little to make usglad
to . cheex•1 us, up, to make us happy,
it takes; and eoits so little to be
kind, to be thoughtful, to be con-
siderate; `it
onsiderate;.`it takes' so Tittle tole/Id-
a helping hand; yet it means os
much to others ass well as to our-
selves We think too -much about
doingt he things twhich look big
in our lives) and we think too lit-
tle of idle everyday little acts o£
thoughtfulness, of kindness, the
little
helpfulness to .those who are
di,shearted and -down nad qut. Af
ter all, is it not the little thing
that make up life?-Exahange.
Whatevermay be csaid of the
summer of 1924 winter arrived in
good time, evens a little ahead of
time. ` Hope fapring comes along
early too.
The milkmen of London gave
their ,customers a Xmas. box by
giving n, quer tof Milk free.. We
wonder if this. is catching among
these fellows 't'would make ,anise.
New Year r,eminil.er.
Be. an. Optimist and keep the
corners of your mouth. turned
Nearly everybody, thinks they have
troubles of theirown without bend
inlg a listening �e�arf to our tale of
woes that we may wish to unload.
Nobody takes much stock in; • �a,
quitter or a growler, so let us get.
in right by getting our our growls
and complaints and get on the
cheerful .side of life.
Don't wait until you are celled
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Happy New Year.
Mr. Rhinold Koeh of Detroit,
wasa visitor in town the . past
reek,
:r^ Mr. `Ed. Deichert of Detroit, tap-
eet the holiday with )(fr. Jacob.
Deielaert. •
Mrs, A. Melick, who has beers at
TTitcheiier for a ' few weeks, has
returned home. j
Miss Hahn of Dresden of N..Dak.
ie visiting at the home of Mr. and
:airs. P. Habeeer.
W. -Gr. Hess &' Sons have in-
stalled Westinghouse Radio Sets
for Messes. Joe Meidinger. and Geo.
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We wish our many r e
and customers a Happy and.
Prosperous New Year
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Mr. Milton Johnston of New
Ontario ;arrived in Zurich where �•••••••41N•••,^;.;
he
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!parents, Mr. and Mr:s! Three John •
stop, Townane, Hay,
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The anemia 'school meeting was Seasonableorse Goods ei
held in the school roams on Wled.4
nesday. Mr. David Ducbarm's its
tern having expired as trustee,. > lust Received a large number .o4 Genuine Woolen :forma
was: reelected. • Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84. Ifft
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umber of n3eautitui English Pi te
•ere t]ie3� are spending a few days • st
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leisure evening and get ready to
take ;your part. A little time ' in
preparation will be good: practice
for yourself and will ,g,ve pan easy
road to do yourself ,jusitice fi a
hurry -up call comas. Every yo-
ung person has a !talent for some
of the arts, or they should have, so
brush up, your aptitudes and sur-
prise- your friends and yourself.
Join ;the' "Lift -a -bit" Society and
lift a bit.
FOR THE NEW YEAR
Let me be • a little kinder, let ine
be alittle blinder to the faults of
th,rse about me; •let me praisle a
little more; let me bew, when lam
weary, just a little bit more ache-'
airy; let me serve'a little better
.th.a�s nab I 'am striving for. Let
me be a little braver when temp-
tation bids me .waver; Let' me str-
ive a. little harder to be all that
1: should be; let me be st little me-
eker with the brother that is.we-'
aker; let nae think more of my ne-
ighbor and a little less of me.—Sel
,ected.
THE
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BANK
D7POSTTOR.S ANI) COMM-
ERCIAL ACCOUNTS R,EC-
EIVE COURTEOUS
AN
EFFICIENT BANKING SER-
VICE.
VICE. ANS' OP, 0110
BRANCHES.. E ! , L
C. Il. JOY
5ianager Zurich Branch
left Fon Tuesday for 'London, wh:-
• �,so a Npekes/
and:: where Austin will . take treat.
SAVE MONEY BY • GIVING US A. CAM.
merits for his arm,
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Mrs. Catherine Wagner the other • A. BIG Stock of Harness and :Halters always or band,
dad fell on the slippery . idewall� • Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
and`'fr'actured one of her arnis.A:s ' •
Mrs.
Wagnter iqY well u1) in- years 1:1
A.RNESS REPAIRING ,A' SPECIALTY
it Will be some time till the:lract i •
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again, wee have passed another mile
slton, and historyf htas again re-
corded another yeax.4, it "has, been
a yelar of gladness; joy and abun-
dance t'o most o,£ us; in this part
of 'Canada, as well as a year of
peace and of prosperity, which
makes life skip much better. As
we have just .again, celebrated the
annual birth of the) great "Prince.
of Peace',' let us! go forth in the
New Year with renewed resolutions
and activity towards peace, and
.follow the fraternal commandment
of "Love Your. Neighbor as Your -
sell." What a fine and glorious
world the will bei in 1925 if this
motto was more practically ad-
hearedt e. A,'nywayf, if we can't
live alsf 'perfect e life as we would
lrl:e to, perhaps we cane scatter
some seeds of kindness along our
,athway as we trod and thereby
createsome valued help towards'
the right directions. Boost your
local' community in 1925, boost the
village of Zurich, -and see if we
cannot make it even a better world
to live. in,.
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LATE MARY S. BROWN PASSES
Mary Sybilla Brown, -eldest da-
ughter of Mr. Jacob Brown of the
village passed array at St. Jose
eph's ;Hospital, London; on Christ
mals day, December 25th, 1921,
aged -38 3'eeiarsi, 8 months; and 4
dmfs. Deceased had been a suf-
ferer of diabetes for a consider-
able time, 'and as the disease. pro-
gressed, :she became we tlker, and
on, °Monday previous to her d^nth,
she was( taken to he said hospital
for treatmenss„ but of no avail, and
she paslsed peacefully away early
1C°bristi zas morning,. The 're-
mains :were brought to Zurich on
Friday 'an.cl the funeral took place
privately from the home of her
father, Mr. Jacob Brows to he
Gesheni Line cemetery, on Sunday
errxoon. Sha w'as Well and fav-
orably ly,: known in Hay Township,
having been raised, on the Goshen
,Gine ',sotui:h, where she lived all her
life till about, wo years ago when
she moved with ;her father o the
Beisidesf her father, Mr.
J;v ob Brown of Zurich, she is
setvived by three sisters, Mrs. G.
Boirg10 and Mrs. Herb Becker of
New Dundee, Misr. E. E, Wncrthof
Zurich,. Five brothers, Henry,
Jqlaxxr .and. Melville Brown of Hey
Pp; W'illiamm and Garfield Brown
of Zii'rich.,t he mother having pre-
deceased about two years ago.
Much thY is extended o the
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C. Fritz & Son
Featuring Rhino Rub-
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by. Ames holden Tire
and Rubber Co.
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Demand this Brand no matter 'what kind of, Libber I�'i otwear
you, want we have it in this famous, brand, Rhino 3;f ;tr:a rein-
forced backs and vamps with heavy rolled edges .a si firings 2
Compare these with any other makes you winh,
Mews Heavy Duck Rubbers, White Soles, Rolled Fitigee $3.75,
Men's Heavy Duck, Red soles Rolled Edges at •- ,. . •••.. $3.5ii
Men's 3' Buckle Overshoes......... ... • :3.001
Boys and 'south's Heavy Rubbers at ..., .. •-- Sena•:.ai $`2.50
Women's Galashes at 2.95. Free Batoons Y�riyh 13oy3 ie!i Children
Rubbers. FREE RUBBERS, see adv. on Renew 4.
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To oar many Customers �n onds
4 we wish a Bright and. P.rosporoUs
New Year
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