Zurich Herald, 1926-01-28, Page 1Vol. XXVI No 30
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 28, 1926.
Chester L. Smith, Pub s+
$1.25 • Year int Advance*,
$1.50 IN ARRLARS, $2 MAY BE O FiH]ip
To
ur many Readers and Friends We extend the Compliments of the Season
K ;s more marked: in the former. The l
o a r4• ell avorage cask of educations per
"l 1 child in public se&Dols its now $:ia.07
$v: hereas .five years ago ' i't was
only $26.74. The child who .attends
collegiate yin thiel province pays on
an average of $141.08, ;as comp-
ared with his older brother who
got by fiver years( aeo for $83.431
During the Coal
Strike use Our
Substitutes
Sole Agents for the Real Gen -
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• CREEK, The Best Soft Coal ob-
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Soft Coal, Detroit Solvay " nal
•' Coke and best Anthracite Pea
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FORMATION I9 FREE. CALL
US,,,, BEFORE BUYING ELSE,-
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Car n.teloi .
HENSALL ,ONT.
'.phones—Office 10w. house 10.1
Our Corner
Take a girl in an evening gown
'her shoulders may be bare, but
she doesn't give very many the
cold s'hould'er:
The cosh of education hast jjust
-doubled during the past Live ye-
: ars according to figures given out
by the Minister of Education in hit
report. The increase affects both
primary and secondary eehoole,but
SCHOOL REPORT
The fallowing is the Fall and
Winter report of pupils of S. Sc
No: 4, Hay, Nantes' are arranged
in order of merit. Those whose
names are followed by an x mis-
sed one or more exams.
Sr. IV Delbert Geiger, Char -
old Surerus x.
Jr. IV—Rena Erb; Eldon Gabel
x; Dorothy Zirk, x; Leonard Erb,
x.
Sr. III—Ray Ortwein, x; Verlyn
Thiel, .Leonard Masse, x.
Jr. III INapoleoe ' Geromette,
Claire Surerus, x.
Sr. II Milton McAdams.
Jr. II—Glevia Manse, Exnmerson
Erb.
Jr. I—Norman, Geromette, Lau-
ra Meese.
Sr. Pr.—Dennis Masse, Della Si -
ith, Gertrude Thiel.
Jr_ Pr:—EIzer Masse, Gerald
Meese.
> Sureras, Teacher,,
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the school re-
port of U.S.S. No. 9, Blake forthe
past two months.
Sr. IV Ida Schwartzenitruber
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el Life -Buoy Rubber Footwear—made of finest of pure gum rubbar
by the up-te-date Life -Buoy processes, ,always, has fine ap pear-
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cause it lasts longer.
THAT IS WILY WE SELL AND RECOMMEND IT TO YO.0
'A We haver COM stock of this desirable Rubber line in Stock
40 now. Let Us Meet, Your Requirements. Thank You.
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3 ALSO A FEW OVERCOATS AT REDUCED PRICES.
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DESIGNS RASED ON WHA THE MAJORITY OF MEN AND
YOUNG MRK LOOK FOR 'IN I DYING CLGNZPai,
QUALITY, WORKMANSHIP.. AND VLTJJE
ARE' THE T ::REE FUNDAMENTALS APPARENT IN EVERY
UNI~ of ou'if, suns. a.
OPPVILIT
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79%; Edna Schwartzen'truber 73;
Edith McBride 72, Ida Gingerich 66
Harold Finlay 64; Lloyd M.:Bride+
62; Rusisel Manson 52;
Jr. IV—Eva 'l3echier 80, Gwendy
Clarke 58; Allan Sehrag 47; Don-
ald Manson 44; Phoebe Gelinas and
Mervyn Walters missed exams+.
,Sr. HI—Sara Manson 81; dEith
Walter 75, Edraurld iSchwartzentru-
bc 1..71; Ervin Gingerich. 69; Jean "'"'"--
Miss Vera Siebert is spending
the week at London.
ey 61; Anna Gingerich 60, Claude.
Gelinas 57, Leonard Jeffrey 55, Gr-
ace Kennel 51; 'Charlie Meyers'48;
Roy Gingerich missed exams.
Jr. III—Gertie Hechler 75; Rose
Foster 59
Sr. II—Mary Clarke 68; :Earl
Kennel 62; Ler Oesch 61, Llyoy.n
Jeffrey 59, Mabel Gerber 49,"
Harold Thiel 48, David Meyers 46,
Gordon Erb. 40. •
Jr. II—Gus Clarke 59, Ephrian
Gingerich b5; Lloyd Yantzi 54;
Grace Gelinas 48; Lloyd Kennel 25
The remaining classes have the
names arranged in order of mer-
its.
1st. Class—Susie Oesch, Willie
Rechier ; Lula Walters; Clarence
Gascho. Wallace' Gingerich.
Primer Book Class—Mildred Hey
Mabel Sett -wart zentruber and
Lewis Schrag equal, Beatrice Man:
Ma-
son and Carl Thiel equal; Rubon
Gingerich.
Primer Clasls—Allan Schwartzen
truber; Louise Hartman and Cl-
ent nce Jeffrey equal; Ruby Sch-
rag; Berniece Thiele, Arnold Ken-
nel; Leonard Bechler, Mozart Gel -
Mae
Bent Spellers in eachi class are
—Sr. IV, Ida Gingerich; Jr, IV
Eva Bechler; Sr. III, Jeans Hey;
Jr. III—Gertie Bechler; Sr. £!,Lee
Oesch.
Average attendance 50.48.
Total • Enrolmo,nt, 58::
W. "Finlayson, Teacher.
PRESENTATION
The. Busy Bees •Class of the Ev-
angeliccal church met on Monday
evening January 25th, 1926 at the
home of their teacher Miss Eliza-
beth Rennie for the purpose _of
re-organh'ation. The following
officers were elected ;
President, Ro's'ale.:n Sararas;Vice
President, Myrtle Weber; Secret-
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ary, Mildred Geiger; Asst. Secy,
Geraldine Surerus; Treasurer, Stella
Cailfas.
Mises Gladys Melick the former
President who is leaving, was pre-
sented with a handsome Bible.
Mists Mildred Geiger read the fol-
lowing a.ddrosis—
Dear •Gladys;—
We, the Busy Bees, Sun-
day School Class desire to express
our regrets at your leaving our
midst where you have always been
a helpful member.
Since th'i organization of our
clasis you have filled the offic'' of
President in the most capable man-
ner and we ask -you to accept this
little remembrance as a tokon of
vour work •a,nd trust that it will some thirty years.
Thein you to continue in the Mas-
ter's Service.
Signet—Ros'al!'en Sararais, and
Mildred Geiger,
Duels Gladys Melick heartily th- =1st. A !splendid program, had
Mr. John Risser of Crediton, dia-
led on friends in the village " on
Monday: •
Mr. Herman ,Waiters visited fri-
ends at Tavistock, returning hone
on Tuesday evening. •
Pleased to see Mr. Simon Greb
of the Parr Lime out again after
his recent attack of. pneumonia:.
Mrs.- Samuel Baker, while fal-
ling the other day had the mis-
fortune to break her arm.+
A number from the village at-
tended the funeral of the late
Holland. Little at Ilensall on Fri-
day last,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Steele, who
had been living in the rear of
the bank for a few years, left
town on Wednesday morning.They
will be greatly missed by their as-
sociate friends.
Messrs. J. Decher Jr. and Hyl.
Steinbach were to Forest one day
recently and while there purch-
ased a fine dappled Percheron
team of young horses.
Rev. Merino Kipfer of Tavistock
conducted divine services in the
A. M, church on Sunday and Mon-
day forenoon and evening, and
very good *inspiring meeting are
;repo_ted.
A number of friends and relati-
ves gave Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rader
Town Line, Stephen a surprise on
Thursday evening Jan. 21st, the
occasion being their 24th wedding
anniversary, the evening was sp-
ent in music, +singing and different
kinds of games.
Mrs. C. Fritz and d.ugh:tor Miss
Pearl Wurtz returned from Lon-
don on Friday last. Miss Wurtz
who underwent an operation at
the HIospital for removal of ap-
pendicitis, we are pleased to re-
port, is;able to be up for awhile
and soon will be able to be out
and around again.
There passed away at the home
of Mr. John, Jeffrey; 14th con. Hay
Township, on Monday , January
25th, Jlarry Mayo, an, aged ,resi-
dent of the communmity. The
cause of death being Senile Gan-
grene of Foot, was aged 88 years,
9 months and 7 days. He was
born in Quebec province and was
a resident of Stanley 'Tp, for many
years, having been in the employ
nl;ent n.t the Snowden home for
The Zurich Wounans • In'atitnte?
held their January meeting in the
Ldaies' Hall on Thursday Jan.
We Sell:
Groceries, Pa tent
Medicines, Photo-
graphic Supplies,
Confectionery
ICE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
,BREAD
SQUARE DEALING OUR MOTTO
Give Us A Call
W. C. Wagner
Phonograph
Repairing
Main Springs for art
makes of machines
Prompt Service
W. G. Hess & Sow
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Notice
My Accounts are now ready, and
any persons indebted to me kindly
call at once and settle same.
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REPAIRED
• We Re -sole Rubber Boots, Galoshes, heavy
I Lumbermen's Rubbers, and anything in the
liue of Rubber Footwear you are now
wearing.
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the b^:nutifnl tares^nt. A p1^a's- in charge; Mrs. MacKinnon, Mrs.
ant •evening was spent by all and W. Johnston, Mrs. P. Manson and
a dainty lunch was 'served. Mrs. H. Angel, and was ejnoyed
by all present A 'splendid payer
by Mrs. P. Manson "Sharing with
others" also a comic sketch by Mrs
MacKinnon "The Post-Mortirn"
First prize was awarded to Miss
Isla Routledge, and second to Mrs
P. J. O'Dwyer for thi highest num-
ber of correct answers in two
contests. Anothr:r feature of the
program was a scripture Text'
Roll Call. A numbor of items of
business were disens'snd. on.'1 of
"lmi^l4• was the 13nm'Nursing
urso wtii, •h had: la -sen planned.
Owing to the .fact that th s course
vas held .n few years ago very
'v namuiis .war' g1J^..n to the see-
^tasy by tlt'ls $. who • wishel to
'.'Li'l the c7'.ra s) it was d^cid^d
'hat it be abo.ndimed. It was also
G. FRiTZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
CHURCH NOTES
R7'e invita you to attend ow.' SPr-
vices—
I TO WORSHIP GOD, who is the
giver of .every good and p^r-.
feet gift,• and recotves fitter'.
thanks for ,t from many of ups.
Come to thy,follo°a•i°ng public ger-
,
• miCOS , ;
Friday' -7,30 prayer; and pr us•
Friday -7 30 In tyor and pr1's'
Sunday, Jannary 3Th1.
10.00 +anis. Worship hour•.
31,00 ant Study hoar m the Bibb
School, average. nttenda+ae ' 1925
149.
7:30 n nt. S rrvien of song and
Sernro=1; Th'" fifth ancient ch-
urch, "Sardis" will be our consider-
ation„
t30 p.ra Senior League of Christ-
ian Encleavouor
(Emanuel Evangelical C.iurcll
ZLYRic.:ll -- oNN 1
If you aro not a 'Christian you
ought to bo,
that the boll aSt.
'atrick's " c:a Pearl arra+igem-
,°its for this °v'1' b' male at the
'nhrn:ary antro"1''ee-
^!^its of the date will foltotirthem
i ;delicious l mach was +s^rverl, by
the hostesses. I`hn eorrimitt.^.eap
neinte d to nr•'pare the F^bruary
•,,So'Wng is Mrs L W. Hoffman,
mvon°or, Mrs. 1t. Eicl;tiff^ er, Mrs.
»)h,1 Manson ani Mires Jane ta-
iront, Iii _Cubic, the me'iting"will
ba held in the evening at 7,45 Kat, .1
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A
Merry Christmas
AND A.
Happy 'dew Year
TO ALL OU:E: CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERALANT
PHONE 11 - 7 MERCHANT
s c.� LAKE