HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-02-19, Page 1' i/o1.. XXV No 34
';ZU R fl CH TH URS
FEBRUARy 19 1925.
Read they Home News,
Our Corner
Well, if there:"s no kick in this
t roposed beer hole can the pre.
''3aibitioni'sts kick?
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It is estimated, that many cuss
' words have been, added to our lan-
,.guage by alarm closure+.
Listening to a 'vermeil the other
'might wo ;imagined we were ie eh -
search and absent-mindedly went to
a1eep.
Whatin four Tetters id going to
be stronger?
"We must get at the bottom of
this thing?" said the sturgeon Las
he glanced at the patient's purse
Habit is `shat inakea a smoker
reach under the covers to strike a
match on his foot.
The ";boyish' Uguee ter girls and
the girlish figure for boys continue
their popularity.
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Now for the balance of our Winter Footwear. Prices at eost 1
and below cont. Not one pair of Winter Footwear will we car •
2 ry over, out they Go. Come and see for yourself. Here are •
<4 only a few of the many lines we are clearing out;— ' •
New Lumbermen's Rubbers, Reg. $4.50 Special $3.15. Boy's Rab- 1
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hers, Reg. $2.75, Special $2.10 Youth Lumberman Rubbers, i
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Reg. 2.50, Special $1.65. WomenaFe`t Slippers Reg. $1 for 50e.
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Ditto Reg. $1.50 Special 75e. Ditto $2 Special 98e. Also big !
SENSATIONAL
SHOE SALE
P2 reductions in leather footwear. i.
THE RELIAB LE SHOE STORE "
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CHILDRE +i; ,4 I�' WORK
CONTINUES rES TOkGROW
The !(tiildrien,'s� Aid Society Of
Huron County helde their monthly
meeting on Feb.,' 3rd "with a •Lair:
attendance, The Pierident w<,e
unable to attend :.on accotun ,rix: ell -
nese; Revk J E. Ford: oceepiei
the chair. ,The first item attehded..
to was a .res'olutionl of '.sympathy'
extended to Pres.. Mitchell in, his
illness. Accounts totaling 100.00
were presented Land ordered'.;pr.t.
Owing to the generosity of •ufund i
friends during the past monthtlere
was enough in -the treasury to pay
the bins. The Supt .reported that
the, Co. Council had Voted (a grant
of $375.00 quarterly for the yeee.
The committee are hopeful that
friends of the Society throughout
Mr. Milton Hey ispent the we -
el: -end at Exeter.
Mr. John;Gesew
io ast on a bus -
nese trip to ,London on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. E. Steele is spending a
few weeps with her mother at St.
Thoma.
Mr. Wi. H. Pfile of Heneall called
at his home here on Tuesday ev-
ening..
the County will supplement 'this' • Mre Edighoffer Sr. is at present
with contributions ed., that the upending a few weeks' with her
work may !successfully be carried' grandaugh'ter, Mrea. E. Weida. .
be carried onj A great deal; of Mrs. Sam Schoch rand Mins Ad -
correspondence was submitted and
many cases, discussed and advice die Surerus of the. 14th' con, are
e- visiting relatives at }Detroit for a
given, as to the bust method of d
aling with .them. Two children efw dayla
were placed en homes during the Mrs, A. G. Elin.es left Thursday
month and ,two others received. ,for a. visit With relatives and fri-
There are, nine children at preent ends at Stratford, Tavi tock and
in the shelter, ,girllsi 5 to 14 and Wellesley. '
nboys 7 to 11 for whom, homes
are earnestly desired, We "'also. Miss -Muriel How'ald ;alio i sate
have a desirable baby ,:oy} 6 nuns, tending Stratford Normal School,
old for adoption'. Communicate- ,spent the week -end att • her home
ons sent ;to G. 1V1. Elliott, Goderieh,in the village.
will receive pr`o;npt attention. Miss IDonella, Ruby has left for
The following contributions'heve, London` to take up bier paaition as
been. received during the pa•st , milliner at the established' firm of,
month and are gratefully acknow Johnston & Johnston.
ledged. •
Brussels W,.E.T•U. $5.00; Mr's. W. Mrs. Martie Worm 'of tho'vill-
A. Coulthistu 10,;0; Miss Lyon, Lon age, and daughter Mre,. D, Oswald
desboro 1.70; Geo'. D. Curry 2,09.; k,of the Bronson Littre, are spend-.
1Miss , M 'J.-Guindry, Los,Anaeleo ,g a few dayfs tth,it week at the -
5.u0; Matthew Bates- 5.00; Dr ' J. C„» u e of the formers dauighter; Mrs
Candler Clinton 130; 'r'hos&.A;lli`t e.4 .Lev $, ,Clintoreei
r Duetgannenel ,eco r1Ai,ty , alible Cx'rk�y
�F 131yth W. t 10.00, : Hoey 1400, Di
Field 1.00; 'McKillop Tp. 20.00;I1u1-
lett Tp' ,15.00; Usborne Tp. 10.00;
Hay Tp. 10,00; Brussels. 10.00; Turn
Iierry.,Tp. 10 Q0;: ,Exeter 10.00; Mrs.
Noble Holland, Clieton, 1.00; 'Wes-
ley Meth Sunday School, Clinton
10.00; Ii. B. Sturdy 2.09; Mrs. W.
Price 1.00; John A. Wilson Seaforth
1.00; Soaforth Town 25.00; Rev. J.
,E. Ford 1.00; East Wawanosh 15.00
Burns Ladies Aid, Blyth 10.00; Wo-
men's Institute, Auburn $15.00.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The following are the standing
committees for the year as rep-
orted by the striking committee
and adopted by the council;
Executice—E. F. Klopp, J. J.
Hayes, B. C. Mannings, R. Kennedy
We D. Sand.et s '
Special—J, F. Johnston, J. Hen-
neberg, J. Hanna, O, Ginn, J,. J1.
Moser. •
Finance—Thos. In ales; O. Geiger,
A. C. Baeker, A. Pt. Johnston, R.
H. Sliortee:k.
Education—J. WI. McKibbon, A.
H. Neeb ,R. Coultes, J. M. Dodds,
R. Clark.
Road and Bridge -0. Ginn, J. J.
McCutch;eon, .J WI. McKibbon, T.
Inglis, R. H. Shorteed.
County Property --B. C. lVlnnn
ins, T. J. Sullivan, G.B, Hanley, T
McDonald, Geo. Hubb rrd.
Warden's—J. W. Beattie, J. J,
•MeCutchson, H. Weston, F. . J. Mc -
+Quaid, .J L. McEwen.
House of Refuge --C. G. Middle-
ton, J. J. Hayes, J. W. Beattie, E.
F» Klopp,•
Good Roads Comimssion—F. J,
"McQuaid, A. H. Neeb, J. L. M.
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Grants to the • several Colleoei-
•ate ingtitutioiis, and High Schools
in, the county were as follows;
Clinton $7,210.98.
Win,gham $6,551.09
Seaforth $9,388.70
Rueter $8,782.88:,
Goderich, $6,880:79, foe maintenanc.
$ Goderich, $1;19038' payment ;;on
debenture.
'The summary of expenditures
for the annual returns to the De-
partment of H ghweya is as loll-
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Provincial County -Roads
Road constriction ... ... $20,981.55
13ridge construetion .. ..10;230,71
Maintenance and repairs ..27,7.t6.7't
Special grants ' 21,174.43
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OSCAR KLCPP At io,eers will continue the
action Sal
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1/1.00 OW TEA, Blaek, ,Gree A ctgr naamal, lair SatgralAY Oi 1 Villa -lb
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COUN 1'`i' ROADS
Itoad construction$11,36913,
Bridge constriction 2,199.641 ditiont.' Whet proved very int-
:Maintenance and• repair ,».44,303.99 teresting waa the pietuxes of the
Mac ethere' 2,163.83
Special grants $3;411-.60
Suulrorintendenee• 4,651.�it
*r:. and Mrs.. Wm.' Bassow,• and
son Barry, end daughters Edith'
and Mrs. T McAd,ains and •.family
of the Bronisbh iLne, attended the
funeral of their uncle; the late Mrre
Mangus at 'oditon;, on Tuesday
last.
.The local branch of the: Wom-
en's Institute hied their February
meeting at the, home ,of Mre?. W;
L. Siebert, on the eveningtaf• Wed-
nesday, February' 11th, and was
much enjojyed by all present. The
roll call being answered by verses
and a bottonhole' contest conduc-
ted by. Mrs. Sieberti. The prize
winners were \Mrs, J. .,Gaseita and
Mrs. T. L. Warne.
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The offiemel of the Zurich Agr-
icultural Society met on Saturday
evening in the office ,o1 the Secy.,
Mr. A. F, Hess'.,and transacted con-
siderable business. The Fair gr-
ounds were .xented to Mr. Jf.
Decher, Sr. The dates of the? fair
were set for Oct. est and 2nd, but
if arrangements, can be \made to
have+ the. Fall Fair and School Pair
held on the same datc•';e(. these da-
tes inay be changed'.. The Soc-
iety will again, enter in the Stand-
ing Field,Crop, and Threshed Grain
competition, in 'the same vein as'
competed for in 1924 Banner
oats No charges' were made in,
the prize lice$ ' 7Cwo, horse faces
will ba on the pro:grana at this ye-
ar's fair. Free-+Fors-AII, purse $75,
Green Race, purse $15.00. All
the various committees were ,ap-
pointed for the Society. ( It is the
intention of \the society to make
1925 ,a real interesting fair, and to
excell every pre'u:iouls one .if posy,
xible.
THE'.: FORT)' PICTURES
The moving ; pictuures put on in
the Town Hall here last Wednes-
day evening by the Ford Motor
Co., of 'which C. Fritz & Son,: are
sub -agents, was well patronised a'a
a ttilr house.'vas ly esent., 'anti the
reels, wet'^ vary educative; The
Hest pictures were of the co}vboys
ranching, and branding the 'herds
of cattle, in thle West, which., was
followed p» very hunorous incid•
eats of :a..•ng the green broncho
as, well as the steers, 'his was fol-
lowed d by scenes of tb,e Canadian
Western ranch, of the Prince of
Wales 'and hie' fine cattle. The re-
el of :shooting and capturing the
whale an ,tinptis'ing of the ear-
case Was very, interesting, ass well
as the alii;ator in. its native con -
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Exeter Canning a acl;ttry, handling
the corn 'pact fi riot the time the
•veli n was husk fn the field until
it'ee,0 fe ext4•i, In t<3seS all ready ,t
i17$,2X3.i16 ., motto.
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Isn't it a pity you c'an't trade in
your old shirt on a new one, like
teafding in an old auto on a new
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FIVE REASONS WHY HURON &
ERIE DEBENTURES ARE SAFF,
1: The Gov'er'nment authorizes ee-
eentors to invest trust funds in
these debenture s'. '
2 Deminion Government Officials
aaneeei inspect Huron & Erie
t re, books, and ,accounts,
3 .The Huron & Erie is one of the
el a '41; fii.ancial institutions in
Ca.<i i it having a Paid-up Capitl
of $5,000,000, or more.
4 Surplus Security for debenture+
ownere and depositors totals $6-
650,000.
5 &First Mortgages of choice pro-
ductive Canadian real estate form
throe bulwark of !security.
Applications 'for 'Huron & Erie
Debentures are accepted at any
time by Andrew P. Hess, Zurich.
Fine Diamonds
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Alf
NEW PARCEL OF .THESE BEA..ea
UTIFUL STONES IN THE VER-
NEWEST STYLES OF 'MOUNT
INGS AT EXCEPTIONALLY
GOOD PRICES RANGING FRONt
$25 to $50
We would be very glad to ho'Ss
you these and compare the eel'
Perfection, Cutting and Fine
unting.
HESS the Jeweler
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Seasonable Horse Goods
*lust Received a large number of Genuine
Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72
Oleo a Number of Beautiful English Plush
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Ranging from $7.00 to .._ ... ..
Woolen Bono
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Ruge, prices'
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SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A. CALT
A" BIG Stock of Harness and Halters atwaye oxl ‘kit
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Club .Bags, Suit Casee and Trunks at Right -Prices.
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On• Balance Of
WINTER POOTWEA
SPECIAL SALE
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ON BALANCE OF WINTER FOOTWEAR AT BIG R1DUCT-.
IONS AT COST AND BELOW. THIS SALE INCLUDES . V-
ERYTHING YOU NEED IN FOOTWEAR FROM NOW• ,fele
SPRING, INCLUDING WOMENS GALASHES. MEN'S Ohm.
AND FOUR BUCKLES OVERSHOES. HEAVY RUBBERS, S
ATS, HOUSE SLIPPERS AND OTHER FOOTWEA',
PRICES THAT WILL.,SUIT EVERYBODY. CASH OE CREDIT
Tolour many Customers andfriends
we wish a, Bright and Prosperous
New Year
R. Na . DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 0,97 E LAK