HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-01-29, Page 1V{Pi. XXV No 31
ZURICH. THURSDAY ,MORNING
JANUARY 26, 1925.
;earl #be Hi e Nets, the local
Our Corner
ni1 the midst of a laze world.it'
tre good to fired �a Popular never
tia1Led f".The lt al i{•
Wle could lave cheaply if the
0 of living fell as loefe ae ,: the
thermometer.
We have too many :Angle men,
i4ays a Denver minister, An led
liesad' tells us the statement is cor-
rect.
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Chester L. M.axiith,, 1?ublie> :i
$1„25 a< ea izn Advo tta
O IN ARREARS, $211$AI OffaB rrl
and patronize the home Merchant
This Vintor er 1 ale; ley. to the Lee-. The raw tee wee( classed aura
maxi ,anyway.
Valentine% Day is approaching
rapidly • anal. of •eoaarss, any card
player will tell you that hearts, will
be trump.. c
There seem to be a, "loud spe
,eakes" In nearly every now.
adays.'
They
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the crone -word
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SHOE SALE
Brown Bros. Stage Zurich's Great
est Value -Giving Event
Tow for the balance of our Winter Footwear, Price's ,at cost
and below cost. Not one pair of Winter Footwear will we ear
ry over, out they Go, Come and -see. for yourself. Here are
only a few of the many lin ea we are clearing out; -
New Lumbermen's Rubbers, Reg. $4.50 Special $3.15. Boy's Rub -
leers, Reg. $2.75, Special $2.10 Youth Lumberman Rubbers,
Regi:' 2.50, Special $1,65. WomeneEe1t Slippers Reg. $1 for 80e.
Ditto Reg. $1.50 Special 15e,'- Ditto • $2. Special 98c.• Also big
reductions in leather footwear, .
THE RELIABLE SHOE STORE
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1 only Men'is Kid lined Overcoat, New Stock, reg. $21 for $18.50 1
1 only Men's Wallaby Fur Overcoat, Reg. $85.00 for ...$55.00
1 only Men's Sitka Beaver Overcoat, Reg. $50,00 for ... .,.$29.75
1 only Menta Saskatchewan Overcoat, Reg,,- $32 for ... ... $19,75
1 only Men's Duck Reefer, sheep lined, new, reg. $12 for $10.00 3
1 only .MemsCord Duck Reefer, sheep lined, new .$14 for $12.50 if
1 only Ladies Fine quality M . skrat Coat, 'Reg. $135 for x;89100
Remember every day is sale day with us. Jost now we e.
have hundreds of articles which you can pack opt at half price 3
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Our Terms of Credit
Accounts will be rendered and made payable quarterly, 1. e. 3
Jan. list, April 1st; July 1st; and Oct. list. A diseoa t o4'5% for
cash will be allowed on Dry;oods and Clothing. 3% on vac -
Gales. Sugar, Salt, Tobacco T•scute, candy, and goal oil net ±
cash.4
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We have followed up'thia system for 15 years and hive found
it very satisfactory Ito both customer 'anc'Ourselves. Thus
giveel everybody a better ch Luce to check up errors alai avoid
•entanglenaents.
Ladies Rest Ro r n on Second. Floor
at your disposal free rof eh irge
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the •perinanent waves.
. Doctor claims he call eadd •
years .to life. Probably ,take ;yt
that lona to pay.,tllis bill„
.ease*
One of the best $;ayfit to pale
long life h to refrain from dealtwag;
14th bootlo.,ggere.
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The wish and the necessity ase`
the father eind mother, re. rpec,$,Rr::
'sly, of that 'Inventive which.
snake for the future prosperity
Canada,
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Goderich Town, Council, by
majority votey last year •,appro .,
ed paymentof its members;. et cls,'
rate of $5 for regular meetings and}`
$3 for committee •seasionI TiThel Pleased to report that Mrs'.
step was criticized on •general pr• ;' -Hy. Eckstein of the Bronson Line
eiples, and on the groupd.that the who has been: eeriously ill, isan-:
matter had not been an issue tzi�' pzoving.
the municipal election. The id::::', Mr. Mrs. 3. Kellerman of
ult of the 1925 election wad •deteatw; Dashwood were Sunday visitors at
of two out of three councillore seek the home of Mr, and Mrs. Chas.
lila' return, and the 'slogan ;of new
members elected was 'o pay. The' Fritz*
ratepayers evidently decied that; The ITow'nship Auditors, Messrs.
W. S. Johnston and J. A. Snaith are
busily ;engaged ,auditing the trees-.
liter'% hooka,
sir° x..,J a k
Mr, Ford }laborer has installed
a Wentinghouse Radio Set,
• Reeve E. F. Klapp is attending
the 'County Council at Goderich
this week.
Mr. W. Ii. Pfile of IIensall was
aSun a d• visitor the 1 glias of
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hie mother, Mrs, B. Pfile.
the laborers; were not worthy .
their hire to, the.,ekten;t of p1,08.0a
which was the total of the`indeieie+
wnity for the year. --London 1.$ red#_
Press,
The acreage under onions' in `f airy
ada the past year' is' estimated by•
Dominion Government officials at'L
Judge Lewis of Goderich was
In, the village on Tuesday presid-
ing at, the local Division Court
held in the Torv'n Hall.
M'ss' Mary Kipper, nccompan-.
a'nied by her two "cousins Joseph
3,500 acres, `compared with 3,355 iv ° and -Samuel Huber of Formosa,
1923. 'The Ontario aereaeg wast Keneas, were on a tsibht :seeing trip
1,987 acres, compared with 1,807 ac -'I to Niagara Falls, the past week.an,d
res last year. The yield was Iilueh One time h of the 'sceneryyeas good et
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Rev. Morris W. Eines of Leonia
X. visited • hist mother, Mrs. A'.
larger, •as eraging abnut 12 tonal,
ger .acre eahereas last year's crape,
was 1esli ihar,■ 51 ton's. hTe teitsla
crop far 'therPrevmce, therefore, lb Ehnes'over t}av tit,eek-end, The
placed at 23,345 toms, against only aae
te erend' preached as very instr-.
9,25 in 4923 • 4etiv e. and touching sermon in the:.
>' Evangelical church on .Sunday e' -
.vier ger of the.. Bank of Moiiwr
areal' avid the Mo7sons Bank was
Thio annual .meeting et'the Hay
approved by Order .in. Council en
Telephone system will be held in
the 20th; and. the change went into the Town Hall, - Zurich, on Satu-'-
effect on that date,' the 13nak at clay o' Chia woek, when eenaevery
Zuri+,:h will however go on the saeS"Stab„aubjente aviIl be up for
nae as before with the former ate cession, Every :subseriber ,shoiuld 1
aff. A fine new large .sign has attend land be intel�esterl as it is
been, made by F. 0. Kalbfleisclk the people's system,
and Geo. -Hess and putt up on the
east side of the 'fine new building
which adds greatly to its appear -t
anus', a similar sign will also be
put on the south ,aide of the buil-
in gs,
uil:ings•.
Canada has exported 298,813 gal-
lons of whiskey to the united St- Miss E. Basisow; Treas. Mies ,Tears
ates in, the last tivelee months, ac- Lamont, After width Miss Anna. 1•
Hess •served lunch which was very 4'
mach by all present.
THE ECLIPSE
Westinghouse Radiola Receiving Butts
WHY WE RECOMMEND THE SE SETS.
They operate entirely on dry •ells', doing away with the storage
baatteriee and giving continuous sevice at equal cost.
They are (so designed to be controlled on. two !singe :Male, !se-.
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,etor and amplifier.
'.Filey, arethe most compact ,set on the market and can be placed
on a very small table., It
They are designed to operate on an inside loop aerial, miakin
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the 'set a portable one,
They are made in 'six sues, ran ing in price from $50 to $500 aria
!special for any size set.
The batteries ale •connected to thwe ,set by meal a of a 4 >it„
5 *conductor, colotared reinforced cord, solder coanecedt to the in-
side
s thet. Everyconnection• �
to the inside of the s,.t. Every.
connection is soldered,'' elliminating all loose contact trouble. Every
wire is marked making it possible for any amateur to connect end
disconnect an additional dry cell.
They are manufactured by 'the largest electrical anaeufacturing
loncern in America,
Let us -give you a demonstration of this wonderful receiving set.
. HESS The Jeweller
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Blankets in Assorted .colors Size 72x84. 41.
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Number of' Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices ea
Ranging from $7.00 to ...... ... ... ........ears_ $13.tt t..
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALL.
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A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hand
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Cinnb Bags, Suit ..rases and . Trunks at Eight Prices.•
HARNESS. REPAIRING A SPECIAL3` ' ASS
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of the Evangelical church Diet at
the home of Mise Anna Hess. The
occasion, being to hold their atm -
al election of officers, which- res-
ulted, as follows -Pres. Miss Anna
Hess, Vice -Pres, Ida Routledge,;
Sero, Mrs L. O'Brein; Aseesecye,
cording to a trade bulletin issued
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by the Dominion bateau o1 .statis-
tics. The whiskey was tia!ued at
$4,700,000. The whiskey trade with
the United States has grown as `in
the preceding twelve months only
144,181 gallons of . whiskey went a-
cross the border. In edition, large
quantities of a'e and beer went fr-
nm Canada, to the U.S.A.
A DRY SEASON
• The year 1925 will be the driest
the universe has experienced this
century .,an official of the British
meteorology departm?ent told the
Associated Preps in lexp.aieing a
new discovery which. departnaene
al experts have made and which it
is cls ^are l ,marbles ,them to pick
out the wet and dry years to come.
St Swithm will have 12 months of
large scale unemployment starting
at once, the department has em-
phatically predicted and the dro-
ught to come will not only dry up
these' soggy islands, but extend to
the rest of the world. This state-
meat
tagmeat was i-nade after much study
the hart of weather scientists
and as the result -of the discovery
that a •eclse coneestion - exists be-
tween rai tfill. and the frectuent:6v
o,f solar m1omiu'encea. The latter
are .explaineel!to ;thle tongues, of
flaming gas that dart out from the
.nun's surface. !sometimes to a het.
ght of 250 000 miles and a,t a speed
of more than 150 miles an hour.: Esc
'aerie have spent threie year's ,stu-^
flying• the. .relation of thus pht+no*'
iteef)'1 with. the 'frill of rain and
here learned wizen these gia.ntt fire
works, are ilt.nii active has grown
protressi'vely ch.ort'e.r during'. the
•.Saturday morning revealed to
the people of this section a sight
that this ;gener^ition will haver a-
gain witnessi a total eclipse of
the sun; it Seems almost unbelie-
vea.ble that this part was-• thrown
into total dark iess for about a
minute, so dark that you could•not
sen where you- were going in the
Muse,until all nt once light caro:'
again just as foretold, The elondy
writing. prevented the Zurich peo-
ple frons seeing the total eclipse,
but those who watched the sun we -
able to see when, the moon had
hid about three quarters. of the
sun, when -clouds appeared, 'then
again 11ust as the moon was lea,
c ins the -sun it cleared up again
It wars; ;a .sight of a lifetime and
one to be remembered.
HAY' FIRE INS. CO MEET
The .Semi 0entenual meeting of
Lha- flay Minuaa Fire Insurance Co.
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,,
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Monday afternoon with a large
oaten dence. prescni. ' President
Nisei. Consitt occupied the chair and
Manager Henry Ei,ber conducted
the discussion and buin'sess cad of
the meeting. ate three direct
5: s' tern of office who had exp-
ired
xp-irei were O. Stade, 3. A, Manson
and Wm. 1Consitt, who were all re-
eaerated by acclamation. A vote
was then held for the auditors, wh-
i b. rrsultecl in A. F. FEIS'i and W.',
S Johnston having the highest vo
tee. After the meting the Direct
eve neat for their business adjust-
ments when Joliet A, Manson ti as
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FlOance Of
INTERFOOTWEA
ON BALANCE OF WINTER FOOTWEAR AT BIG REDU0'i-
IONS A.T COST AND B1 LO iV. THIS SALE INCLUDES EV-
ERYTHING YOU NEET) IN FOOTWEAR FROM NOW TILL
SPRING, INCLUDING WOMENS GALASHES. MEN'S ONR
AND*FOUR BUCKLES OVERSHOES. HEAVY RUBBERS, SP-
ATS, HOUSE SLIPPERS AND OTHER FOOTWEAR.
PRICES THAT WILL SUIT EVERYBODY. CASH OR CREDIT
C. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
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To oumany T customers and fricnds
we. wish a Bright and Prosperous
New Year
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la't halt ^^nt ltry which the per- elected p'r'esident, and ,D Lippert .. DOUG L
iodielty of wet years in England as vice pros. Under the new
hes gown lie e,otr'esl?onding share-' Iesltrance Actt different metho'f
ENERAL fiM7 RCHANT
has to be. introduced
dictate eeiation,ship that is te dee as emelt Policyholder must pay an,
finite.; to be overlooked, eje5/, the dee; assesalnent evory year inetead
pert at ent chiefs -J. eaety ttwo veva ae formerly,
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