Zurich Herald, 1926-01-14, Page 31
Vol. X X VI No 28
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14 1926,
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Chester L. Smith, Perlis,
$1.25 a Year he AEiiVel$04k
$i.50IN,IuRLrARS, $2AdAYBEp yp
eadersand Friends We extend the Compliments of th
Coal Strip
During the Coal
Strike use Our
Substitutes
Sole Agents for the Real Gen-
uine CONSOLIDATED MILLERS
—CREEK, The -Best Soft Coal ob-
tainable. Pocoilontas, emokeless
Soft Coal, Detroit Solvay nut
-Coke and best Anthracite Pea
• *COAL.
TELEPHONE SERVICE — OUR IN
:FORMATION IS FREE. CALL
ITS BEFORE BUYING ELSE-
-WHERE.
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HENSALL ONT.
Phones—Office 1C4w. 'House 10.1
Our -Cor
er
Lots of mop can read their wiveThe doctor's best ,sloganis;
es like a boob, but they can't `shut "There is no permanent Isub49tit-
.them up es easy. ute for health".
Speaking of prohibition - and
things like that—thekangaroos in
Au traiia Estill hays their hops.
ea
What Zurich needs badly is a
fire department that will come out
and build a fire in you stoveefor
you in the morning before you get
up.
TRADE IMPROVES
Canada has`, a better trade bal-
ance, by nearly sixty million dol-
lars the past year than 'she had the
previous year, ateording 'to a st-
atement issued at Ottawa. Dur-
ing the last twelve month's Canada
customers have peirehased from her
goods to the value of $1,093,165,663
an increase of $26,860,403. During
the same time Canada purchased
from abroad goods to ethe value of
$817,757,042, a decrease from the
record of the plevious-year of $26,-
860,403. This means that there is
an improvement it ,the tracle bal-
ance of $59,575,374. The figures(,
also show that Canada is purclias-
Great prospeaity is predicted,. ing less from the United States,
..for 1926. ,but tithes promise to and therefore lessening .the ad -4
:toe fairly goods despite this. vantageous trade balance which
They slay some things are ire, that country has held against Can
:postsible, but did you ever see a a:da and at the same time is pur-
xunning brook?, chasing more from the United
Kingdom.. In the slam•e period Ger
welly bought well over thirty mil
Take a, girl with knee drests and . lion dollars worth of materials in
'silk 'stockings to this: kind of we -''Canada, but Canada's' purchase's in
father. She may', be chilly, 'but she the Iate enennyr territeries was
is considered a warm sister. tows than seven millions.
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xql RBBUtiER FOOTWEAR for Zurich and District and we have not
• been disappointed." Neither have our customers.Life-Buoy. Rulaber Footwear—made of finest 'of pure giunru"bb,:r •
by the up-to-date Lite -Buoy procesee•s, always has fine appear- w
is ante and wonderful wearing qualities and is far cheaper 'be,- 0
cause it lastits longer:
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THAT '15 WHY WE SELL AND RECOMMEND it TO Y0,11
0 1. We havc<s eernplete atoek .of this desirable Rubber iitae,in Stock
now. Let Us Meet Your Requirements. Thank You. •••
BROW" OSe REPAIRLNOl ONE
SEE OUR WLNDO NEAT'zip AY
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HAY COUNCIL
The Council' of the Township of
Hay met according to the Munk
ipal Act, on Monday, Jan. 11th,
1926. in the Town Hall, Zurich,whea
the following subscribed to the.
Declaration .o'f Office; jlleeve, E.
F. 'Elopp; Councillors) L: H. Re-
der, W. R. Dougall, J. P. Rau, A'.,
Reichert. The Council was the
organized .foe the yeae 1926,.
The annual meeting of the sub
me
F. Hess, and W'n S.
Johnston were at Crediton on
Wednesday, auditing the books of
the Hay Township Fire In'surance
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan, Koehler of
Kitchener, visited relatives here;
scribers of the Hay Municipal Tet the past week. Mr. Koehierlook+s
ephone System will be held in the, quite well after his recent oper-
Town Hall, Zurich, on Saturday!,; anon.
Jan. 30th, at 2 o'clock, p).m.' Mr:, and Mrs'. Alfred Gi11ma.0
The Township Clerk was instru
cted to subscribe for eight copies
of the Municipal World, one copy
for each of the ,following; Reeve
Councillors; Road Supt., clerk and
assessor.
Mr. H. H. Neel) was' re-apeinted
Road Superintendent pf the Tp.
of Hay foxy the, ,year 1926, and 'that
a by-law be t>15+•:pared confirming
said appointment.
The Reeve and icleik were authe
orized to sign and 'submut to the
and family of Sovereign, Sask.,
are spending a month at thej
home of the f ormer's paren es, Mr,
and Mrs. John Gellman.
2'he• heavy falls of !snow the
past few days has nude it look
like a real Canada winter, as the
snow looks about 18 inches deep
on the level.
Some citizens are kept busy)
shovelling out the deep 'sno V on
the sidewalks, while a fest/ of
our school boys are doing gc;r, d
Minister of Public Works and High` workk with the horse and 'snow
ways of the .Province of Ontario Tires
the petition of the Corpor'at•i.on'ed
the Township of Ilay ;showing that The Ladies' Aid of the Evangel -
during the, period Jan. 1st, 1925, to ical church will hold a silver tea
Dec. 31st 1925, there hag begin e:> - et the home of Mrs. li. Pfile on.
Saturday afternoo•o, January 16th,
from 3 o'clock to 6 p. m. A11
ladies and gentlemen are invited
Ao come.
pen:ded upon the. Tp. %toads( the
sura of $11254.20 and by the. Ont-
ario Highways Act .and. ,amend-.
men thereto.
ficials of thee Tp:. for the year 192
at the salaries stated and that
by-law will be ;jrepared confirm
ing the apointments; Clerk and
Ireas, A. F. Hess, re Tp .$360.00;
Tp. Roads $20.00;' ,Telephonic $189.00
Assessor W. H. I dighoffer t $120 00
Collector R. Miller $45,00; Audit
ors J. A. Smith and Ferdinand Hab
erer $12.00 each; Caretaker, Mirs
D. t onin•ett $40. Member ,Board
of Health C. C. Schilbe; Sanitary
Inspectors, 'Western Div, 0 .Eilbei
Beaternl Div. H. 'C. Edwards;
The following accents were pas
sed
Municipal World., supplies 33.37;
Nomination expenses 9.00; 111ePher
son & Makin's, fees re L•lk Creek
Drain 35.00; Ont. Has•pital, re 0,
Rupp 39.00; Melick & Kalbfleis 'h
r•eman0 Rd, 8, L. Prang acct grader
3.45; •Ohildren's All Soc. Goderich
grant 10:00; Sick Children's Hos-
pital, ;Toronto greet 5,00; Public?.
The ' rolne.ns' Institute of the
'Lu. ish braneh wish to greatly thank
all the gentlemen and children
.:or their asuistance rendered in
sin tang, etc., at the box, 'social
which was reeently -.held in the
n Hall.
6 Death removed a popular young
a lean who wag just in the prime of
life,. ast Friday sal; the person of
Ernest . Caldwell, 'son of Mr. and
< Mrs. Wm. Caldwell, on the Zurich
Road, aged 39 years. Deceased
was well and favcrably known and
• C• non• utilities, Exeter, wiring telephone
ne
�..a%•was *•
• offnce 15.23; ILEic„m4ier. painting
t doors, tel office 0.50; A. Melick r'
. fund tel rate 1925 3.00; Melick &
Kalbfleisch accit 24.53; hell Coecels
104..010.61, . •,yy,. a rr 4,44.444.449C?•!4F••9•e•44.4.3+?04.#4),•@P@•®+
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:. Boy's Two 'o Bloomer Suits for :x.95
Men's Suitsonly a few left for
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- Men's Overzo ats to clear at 14.95
.:s I.SO A FF 6 OVERCOATS AT REDUCED 7�°R CES.
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Correct Styles and Good, Tailoring
74.81; M. G, Delta salary, etc.414,50
P. McIs'aac, 'salary 462.50; less tolls
will be greatly iuilsed by his many
friends. Death wads caused . by
pnrwnopia, The bereft parents
have the symp;ethy of a; large
number of friends,
The anni silt meeting of the Znr-
hh Agricultural Society was held
in the Town Hal. on Tuesday af-
ternoon 'with a large attendannee
present. A number or changes in
the officials took ,price which is
as follows—President, E. F,Klopp
st. Vice -Pres. 3, P. Rau; ; 2nd
*'ice J. Smith; Dit'ecters, 0. Klopl.,
0. Screrus, M. Rader W. Hey, A.
Reichert, Dr. MacKinnon, Ed, Rab
erer, J. Decher, Jr, Thes. Yearley.
Ir was again decirlod to use Goe-
oi•nnent judges the coming year.
Meslsrs, Chas. Fritz and son Ward
wish to convoy a hearty vote of
thanks to the villagers who haee
so nobly during the, pest week in-
vited
tlh-
10.95 t r "m out to dine, during this
The Council adjourned to meetperiod when Mrs. Fritz is S
• ° again on Monday, Feb. 1st,
r. O'clock, pct,
..ilL y ,
pecialsA. F. HESS, Clerk.
at 130 ing her vacation at the city. The
as t goes on speaks for it-
lf, th'a't Charlie who is not overly
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fo
10.95
story i
ind of doing the cooking, rejeic-
es '111 the fact that if he is invited
out at least once a day, it greatly
DESIGNS EASED ON WHA 'r THE MAJORITY OF IIIEN AND
,l YOUNG MEN LOOK FOR IN BUYINGC'.L• I i.L RESi.
QUALITY,. WORKIVIANSHIp AND VAL,UE
. ARE THE, ¶ Th FUNDAMENTALS APPARENT T '.I :EKY I.
ONE OP Ot1a SUITS.
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GASCI OPS ,OLD ETANDeti
CHURCH NOTES
who realize the need and
sincerely desire a eRsival. th Zur-
i.eh nn e er,e'. l't, Inc t in th''• chu:c.:n
on"Friday, eve. at 7.00 Prayer is
not the only thing that will bring
a Revival but it is` the greatest,"
single factor; "Put first things
First!" God is /row willing, an
You?
Sunday, January 17th,
10.00 Morning Worship.
11.00 Bible School for all agerr.
7.30 Semitone "The Church in Per-
gamum. • Third ins• series, "An-
cient churches, their virtue's and.
relieves the 'situation, and we hope
from henceforth the good works (.f
the villagers will . continue, and if
anything grotv''materially.
The annual Financial Statements
of the Fifty-first Report of The
Hay Township, Ferman' Mutual
Vire Insurance Company havehe-
en printed and are going out to
the 't ions pplicyholders. The
•Cnm'pany at the clone of 1925 ils
in a very healthy financial con-
dition, as t1ho4i tot/al alseets are.
$261,6'47,08 which comprise of aaah
in Bank, $3487',47; unpaid aslseee-
nxennts $7,F5.6o Bowie invested $10,-
289.71;
10,2841,77; - and Res, of Pr^nrium notes
an -wetting to $246114.24. The Co.
A ices, is free of liabilities, Notwithstand
Over 200 present the last ttvo Sun- int; the, eh'tng, of payment syssteuh
day evenings, tine t�onrelrany is�susrl 529 Hely poi
&,30 Sr. Laegitrti, ivies during the` year and hers now
Inspiring (singing by cony, ren 2(118 policies iln force e�omer.g ,ani
anon and choir, tno;ming and even- iusur Ince tyhich 'anirntnts to n7,538
e leg. All are 'welcome in all of 720 00, and the anrouni of lorrsas
ft zes'e 'service's. Connie curing the year amounted to
l't0,894 07, The d�annu,al• meeting of
I'nON t67 . 1 Emanuel Evangelical Church Cai.',;�,xaniy will ha held in
;he Town Hall, Zurich, on Monday
ei ZURICH, e- ONNT.
r ,Tannavy 225th at tl o'clraalta
etieSeesetsee+ 4e
Sasoit
e Sell:
Groceries, Patent
Medicines, Photo-
graphic Supplies,
Confectionery
TCE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS
TObACCO AND CIGARS
BREAD
SQUARE DEALING OUR MOTTO
Give Us A Call
W. C. Wagner
Phonograph
Repairin
Main Springs for all;
makes of machines.,
Prompt Service
G. Hess
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We have a large Stock of Tires and Tu
on hand which were purchased at the low
PRICES PREVAILING LAST SUMMER, AND WE ARE Gfi
OUR CUSTOMERS THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS PURCHASE
WHILE THEY LAST. sek
THE PRICES WE ARE ASKING FOR TEASE. TIRES I
BELOW THE PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICES.
pet Yours NOW!
FRED THIEL
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infer Footwear
:Be prepared to meet Win:
ter with a warm reception
by wearing Dominion Rub-,
bee Footwear,;, For those
who prefer felt Footwear
our stock is complete
Ladies an.d Children by your
Goloshes now. We have the
FLASH ADJUST() with two
buckles and two dome fast -
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For Men we have one and
four buckle Overshoes, 00
Lumbermen's with red on
white soles, lace or 'buckle.
CONSULT US 1F YOU WANT WARM FOOTWEAR, • .VE
HAVE A GREAT VARIETY TO SELECT FROM.
PRICES LOWES1i
D. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
A
MeiTy Christmas
AND . A
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Happy :dew Year
AT.L OUR CUSTOMERS AND,
FRIENDS
NEPAL s'il'Eli' O Al
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