HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-09-10, Page 1Vol. XXVI No le
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1925.
A4 • $a.2 v.SotritIlett
.,a:v
., .. $i.,GO i7+T.l+,R:ti•EAR�a:��di:T�'kY�+�Ey�i�
Zurich Fall Fair, the co
COAL
THERE IS A. COLD LDAY COM
ll G. The present agreement :be-
tween the, miners and ithe Mine
iewnersi expires en the 31st of
August. There may ai 4 .pay not
rile a strike, %butt . he prepared.
rices 'are now af: bottom, fill up
Your Ibin;si:wIth the besit coal. Gen -
wine (Delaware and Hudson Antes
melte direct from the mine. It
,ssaakes swarm Frien,*t. Egg, Stove
stud Nut Size. ,
SOFT COAL
That highest grmde, the beat
to excelled for dears tic and tilt,-
'eashing purposee.
Genuine Leh & Bullets and High
Grade Coke-,
HEP ' ALL ONT.
Iniones--Office" 10w. House IOJ
1 RTILIZl TEST,
During the past year fertilizer
experi nates, were conducted ox, 3
Urals .in Huzron- Cnnntty to illustrate
the use of various il"eriiltizet °Mall
'wheat. The followiiing are the re-
sults from ths d'ii-Xelrerkt "plots on
Ate different,1iaxnz
+Ick Acid 2-12-2
Phosphate
T,H. Krueger„. 17:R. Zurich
eve
t, Oct. 1st and 2nd
C 22.79 44.66 46.09 UNSURPASSED AVIUSEMEN'
P. J.Tyndall', R.R.4, Clinton
42-,71 50,15 4.7.46
J::]i►. Anderson„ lI,R,1 Belgrave
3E21 32:61 40.53
Average of 3 ",ra7ri'siis •
3:3.90( 44.14 i4 69
The 2-1211.2: fert%iizer was used at
'they rate all tlaret. hundred pound;'
,per acre and would cost approx-
imately $.42.0(9 .per tees which wo-
uld Mean $6 300 per acre. The acid
phosphate was, applied at the rate
of Ma )lust per acre, and at $25 per
will cost $5..00. per here. Fromthis
date istots win see that there is a
greater pr°o•€1 left with the acid
'phosphate than with ;the (complete
fertiliser'_ ,
Magistrate Reid, Go+derich, on
�via�aduay' bit imposed a fine .of
$20 'and eq'stss 'upon R ,M. McKay,
of Blyth;, for dispen( 'ing drugs
without being properly registered
and qualified as; a pharmaceuticl
chemist. The information was
laid by an r -n ae tar of the Ont-
ario College el Pharmacy, Another
charge against XWtt McKay, of us
•ing his name to, lead the public to
infer that"he ase a registered che-
mist, \vas c istraseed, 'On Tuesday
last Magistrate Reid held court at
Bayfield to )sear Chargers against
Edward Weston, proprietor of the
d•an.cing pavrlaon there, of failing
to sell tax ticuketel as required by
the Amusement'€ Tax Act. A fine
of $50 "anal costs was imposed on
$one charge,,, and a.fine of $100 and
costs oz °'a: Second charge.
-
PROGRAMME AT THE -.
WESTERN PAIR
The Amusemen.t Prograinine ,at
the 14esterh Pair, Sept.12t h°
19th, will provide whoilesoine unit-
,ertainment. of a, caliber never px!e'
'Fiously attained. The free attrac
tions in front of the Grand Stand
have been selected With ' great)
care and no expenSe spared , in
iasroviding a .programme of .070, -
standing quality, concluding With:
a Fireworkls Display ,which repre-:
15ents thin; 's'upreme .,achievement hi
Pyrotechnic art: Jenny J". Jones
famous shows wills oecupy the )Mid
way, and for wholesome entertain-
ment and amusement the Jones'
Shows are into. clans by themselves
Mr. Jones is recognized vs .Amer
ica's greatest ish;owmani and is not
ed for providing shows, •and j am-
usement devices which are above
reproach: All patron's 'of the Ex
hihition may rust assured that the
amusements. on the Midway are the
finest that can be secured on this
continent. Special rides and am-
usement devices ,are provided ;for
the children. A programme eaf
harness horse races will be (condu-
cted each afternoon during the -ex-
hibition, and as the track at the
Western; Pair is the best in WeA-
tern Ontario, race horse owners(
and visitors to the Exhibition are
assured excellent racers under ideal
condition.
HAY. COUNCIL.
•� �:•Thi regular eetirilg of the (.00,
lseetwe letpaJf sesetuteeipasostoop4msewe F9� l esiiis Bcoso v unail of Hay- Township was .nerds fn
Brown�
oot rho
no
IliThere.Good $hoes Cost Less
THE SHOP: W",l$ERE REGD.=
L.R. PI:IC,ESI HAVE CREAT-
En
REAT-Rn kli SElvTS'`2,'IiIOAT,, ff i viT z7'+r€".ti-
-TO THE litIO•lil ' BROS.
-A NEW LOW PRICE J?'Elsl.I1.11
't ``'NOW 114' FORCE, . .IsT,IV€1'LTyC
Es THE WASP BECOMING
OF NEwl :F :L ! OOTWRA.R
• • • the 'Town; Hall; Zurich, on Tuesday
Sept. 1st, The Reeve, Mr. E. F.
Klopp, and Councillors J. P. Rau
and •
W. R. Dougall were { present.
sThe minutes• of the previous meet
ing were ,adopted as read. By -
P
v
law- No.. 9, of 1025, fixing the rates
• to be levied and collected. on the
• )Collector's Roll for 1925, was read
• three times', and finally passed. The
following accbunt•s were passed-
Dominion Road Machinery Co.,
• Scarifier, $125.00; Serving notices,
o Black Creek Drain, 27.00; Marie [fell
• 1st award Soldiers' Memorial Schol
• arship, 21.50; "Bertha Corbett, 2nd
• award Soldiers' Memorial Scholar-
• ship 16.50; Isabel Russell, 3rd .aw-
• and Soldiers' Memorial Scholarship
•
11.00; N;. Samaras, pay sheet, St-
ephan, Masse and Schwalm Drains
576.05; W. H. Robinson, cableman,
65.20; Bell Tlegephon,c Coe Molls, ;
'93.87; P. Thiel, iron for telephones
Office 3.60; Empire Brass Mrg. Co.
lead • cable -3.50; C. Walper, meals!,
cabloman RAO; Stromberg-Carlson
Co., • 'supplieel 35.90; M .G. Deitu,
labor 16;90;
The Council :adjourned to meet a-
gain on Monday, Oct( 5, at• 1.30 p.
m.
RSCHOOL SHOES.SPC CF°R SOLID R •
•
•
Sole Agents' : for the Famous Gra) Shoes
for Men and yse
ZRO ROSTLY pomp
•SEF AIRINWIII�T NG OW D sp j.y I
•
0
ot
a*
,•.A
' 4110
-41110
.
4
40.
a •.
•
vercoa
o,.
•
•
)r'lio:N1 ,67
,40
Rs� 0+a
A. F. HESS, Clerk:
CHURCH NOTES
Members and friends of the
'church please note that at 8.00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 11, there ,will be a
:Preparatory Service for ,Com m.un-
ion. ' Sunday School :song books
will be used. Everyone is urged
to bo present.
On Sunday 10.,00' aen, Sept. 13,
the Sacrament of the Lords Sup-
per will be 'observed., All lire wel-
come to take part 'who love the
Lord'Je'sus and are trying to do
His will, whether nienibers of the
church or not:
A,11 children meet in the church
on Priday at- 4.10` pita. to organ-
iez a Junior League, Parentskin-
dly assist in this matter and see
to it that your children are pres-
ent.
. -On Sunday Evening `th{e off e-
ers of the Senior Lcague Will be
inst4llP4,i and atter •the ',et ening
so cep 'the' first League meeting
will be li.eld,
Let 1.13 make this 4a, gieat "day
by being in our places and en
time. 0
Emanue.1 Evangelieat Church
ZURICH, •+ OhlNT.
s�
Mr. J. K. Ehlers hays taken) a
position_ at the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs'. J. (ley :Jr. were
at London on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. harry Rose of Win
dsor visited relatives here over
the week -end.
Mr. Syrus Schoch•and family of
Blair, were holiday visitors with
friends here.
.Miss Charlotte Farwell left for
Kitchener where she will attend
business college.
'Miss Matilda Johnston is visit-
ing friendd in Kitchener, Toronto,
land Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wesley and
family of Detroit are ispneding
their holidays at Drysdale beach,
Mr. and Mrs!, H. Goodbread and
family sof Detroit spent the past
week, gnat the home- of Mr. and.Mrs.
Ed. Axt. • {
Z Mr. R. "J. Kalbfleisbh of De-
troit, visited wtih his parents,Mr.
end Mrs. P. 0., Kaljbflei'sch ;over
the week -end.
Mr. Louis Lipphardt 'of the
west Is visiting his father, Mr. H.
Lipphardt, who' is confined to .his
bed.
Miss Thel'na Oswald .`of . the
rpusoti .ine, visited .l ler; .grand
>athese; Mr. Cl is;1st. •OSivald; the past
':week
Mr, •Jossph Geiger of Pigeon,
Mich., fie visiting friends here, he
being a brother to ,,Mr. { Moses
Geiger, of the village.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Steinbach.
from Bad Axe, Mich, were week
end visitors' with Mr. and Mrs, Hy
Steinbach. 14th Oon.
Mrs, J. 0. Seholf1, who • spent
the pest week, visiting her friend
Miss Ethel Williams,. returned to
her home in Londoon Monday.
4 • Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Witmer and
family . from Kitchener were visit-
iting the framer's mother of the
+3abylonia Line over the week
end.
A rumour is iaroiund town that
the Wednesday halm -holiday will
cliscon!tinne this week. But such
is not the case, as it was agreed
by all, interested to observe the
half holiday till October 14th.
Mr. and Mrs, H. L. ;Albrecht
during the past week moved their
household effects to New Ham-
burg, frons) Zurich, where Mit. Al-
hi.'echt has purchased a general
shire bust;ioss. Their many Zur-
nich friends were sorry to see thew
go and wish thein much pro'sper-
i'ty in 'their new venture. On
Sunday evening last ttR.eA '
Reiixbe and a company of prom-
inerent members 'of the. Lutheran
church, called et the Albre,'ht borne
ancl surprised them with an ad-
d.reg's .and presentation.
ZtJRTCIL WON SECOND GAME
Last Friday evening the spec-
tators on the local diamond sato
a real exciting .g Sine of ball; the
second of the finals, and it Vows 'so
keenly 'contested that it was. no-
body's game until the last roan was
out in the ninth inning. Both
pitchers, Motz for Crediton 'ancl
Thiel for Zurich, played a very
steady game, striking out the
batters , frequently, yet at tinges
their offerings were hit freely,.
As bode; Crediton and Zurich have
won, ono' _garne in the finals, it was
1eejdod to', toss a coin to 'see
where the last and deciding game
Inas, to be.. played, which resulted in
favor of Zurich and the date set
is 1+ridlay etre. of this week, Sept,:.
It iss^ `a few years 'sincea
deciding championship igame was
staged in •Zurich, arid, those who
Yien:ley this sport, Should avail
thsms'elves :hd see this very inn-
portant „ enao. Cont' bring your
neighbors aliimg, and cheer for your
favorite treatn. The boys need
your:: support. Garza is called at
5 &&tock so ad to play a „fultnine
inzz%rtg ,gariro ;before. dada„..
$5.00
enc .y -to -Wear Spectacles.
DARK OR LIGHT COLORED SHELL RIMMED GOLD 1
Lam
SPECTACLES
PITTED WITH LARGE ROUND LENSES, ABSOLUTELY COMMA
TEED TO FIT. COMPLETE IN 'CASE.
HERE'S A REAL OPPOIi.TUNITY
$5.00'
W. G. HESS 8E SONS,
baso+a 40oo.00oa44ia4444'!@0� aaaa�raaMaaaa�af4i
e
{
s
4
4,
4
0
a•
•
U
•0
a
•
a
•i
a
unable
rse Go
44,
Tust Received a 1a ge number of Genuine Woolen HOME.)
Blankets in .Assorted colors Size 72x84.
AIso a Number of Beautiful English Piens Rugs, prlil
Ranging from $7.00 to ... .,. .., ... _._...w.
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING ITS A CALF
A BIG Stock of Harne,sa and Halters always on tion u.
'Club, Ba Ba•
gs,. ,. StYit Cases and Trunks at Right Pricers.
HARNESS REPAIRING pA SPECIALTY Patna l t
f .FRED THIEL - ZURI
43.0040000.00aw vs0as00000004 0*000r®04♦oama0a,r.o,Q+, ,
4j1
4+44++++++++++++++++++++++.2.++++++++++++.44•4
Reliable Footwear
At Prices that save you Money
Misses Patent 2 Strap Slippers, Rubber heels 'size 11-2 w
Misses Pat and Oxf. rubber heels, size 11 to 2,• pr:
Childs Pat 2 -strap{ slipper's low heels{, sizes 8 to 10% at -.,...,(0L
Infants pat. slippers 'size 2 to 7% at ...L........
Womens Pat. Tie, Cuban heels, a few left sat ... ` g45
Growing girl% light tan and pat. slippers, Murray at tt..65
Wmo, 1 strap Pat.-islipper, low heel, size, 2% to 7.- +�, ;
ken's Heavy work shpes at . ....... _ :l?'.....,.
Grab's Work shoes, No, 1 grade tan and black pr.. ,, ..... .
Women's •canvass llippers, leather soles at .�._
' -a -Wm
ALL OTHER LINES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS
.p.
•l+
SHOE MERCHANTS
0. FR TZ & SON
ar
Bargains , sr. n .
We are offering very attractive
Bargaing in some lines of Dr E
Goods, Crohn .s, Prins, ales'
and Men's Summer i:Tnderwe ri.
HOSIERY AN1) HOSE LIGHT WEIGHT, OVERALLS Ah
PANTS, SHOES OF ALL KINDS. ALL OF THE 14NES 1+4'+.:
CARRY ARE WELL PILLED UP WITR GOODS 1EED.Iir 'F,.
EVERY DAY. PRICES AS LOW AS ANY, QUAL1T5A t' t1°N'S4
E14Ju»,
We ah n to give Satisfaction
N N. DOUGLAS
aRNERAL 1r 1�f O NA T
PHONE 11 "- 97 el. 4
ii
3.
{
0