HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1926-02-25, Page 1vol. XXVI No 84
ZURICH, THURSDAY (llMORN NO, FEBRUARY 25, 1926.
Chester U. Smith, PahEircewrA(t
$1.25 • Year 1n Adv000k
$1.50 IN ARREARS. $2 MAY BB OHARO D
WI think
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as an expenditure.
Records
39c ach
3 for $1.09
(10 -in, Doubler Sided)
(lit inch Double -aided)
WERE 75e AND $1•.50 EACH
`Think of. it. Two fin • Victorsel-
oactions by faizxour Victor artists
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,each, records. No: ,wee to be
,bought at thin•:,price when these
=•are sold. Stock up, now and save
:+money
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The�loig coal strike. is 'settled,but
:people are not so auxl'ous about
.coal now asthey were 'a few
.aonths 'ago_
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Just think-int'weeks we'll
.have our cars out and be rapidly
:forgetting fhure ever wast a long
long, winter,
Making a fortune is easy. It
just seems bard because you need
three or four .of the for living
[purposes.
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Talk isn't cheap. when it is
poured forth in. Wasteful words in
Parliament. The taxpayers foot
the bill, and pay dearly for it. '•
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The most popular girl in town
-when, she comes -will be Miss
Spring.
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Shoe manufacturers Say that
women's feet are growing larger.
W'omien's footwear keeps at a pret-
ty high figure and perhaps the
dear, thrifty ladies think there is
no use pinching their feet any lon-
ger, might ad -well be gettin4,13ome
thing for their money.
PLANT MORE TREES
The Federal Government is
rnkiang a plea to citizens' of the
Dominion to Rei -forest wailstlands
and what is otherwise not in use.
4 resident of Ontario may secure
any number of trees' up to 3,500
free each year fox planting wast^
areas of the farm, or for filling ifl
the woodlot. Additional quantit
es may be had at the rate of $4.00
per thousand. A limited quanitiy
of material is'on hand each year
for windbreak work, 500 trees be-
ing the maximum given to one
individual. Special provision its
also• made for Township and Co-
unty reforestation. projects. For
literature and information write;
Ontario Forestry Branch, Parlia-
ment 'Buildings, Toronto.
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• We fee lthankful to the ocuncil of
• our town for the splendid support
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• in helping to make the Library a
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• F • that of generously 'supporting the
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The tong -drawn-out coal strike
in the U. S: liar' been 'settled. But
this shouldn't interfere With Ont-
ario's plans to gat Canadian coal
for use during our conap'aratively
long winters. Canada has oodles
of coal, which she :should be enipl
oping her own citizens to dig out
and allowing her own citizens' to
burn. Let Canada, Burn Ser Own
Coal would be a 'very' good ,loot.
g,an: for us at this time.
THE LIBRARY.
The 'Zurich Public Library re&
Gently held its annu'lal" ni.e'eting;.
and the result was re-election q;f
the forrnnnr officers who are doing
their duties very efficiently» Fol-
lowing is ac • 1i:9t of the` book's now
on hand, for the public to read
General Works, Miscellaneous it
Philosophy, Roligous Soc-
iology - 20
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Natural Science
History.
hiogra,phy
Geogrpahy and travel'
Poetry and Drama
Fiction
Juvenile Fiction
Total books in, Library. 602
Books borrowed .for home
reading • 1070
New Books Bought during
the year • 63
Membership during the yr. 99
The books are all kept inr a
good condition and no book got
lost.
The Library has increased dur-
iing the year, great care has been
taken in the matter of book sel-
ection by the book committee, it
has a 'steady growth, and is ,:an Mr L. W. Hoffman is spending
honor ,and credtoour village, 'and a few day sm 0 -alt and London
'community, to have a` iibrary`..61 This week, Re attended the"', ,big
good books- and wholesome read- -London vs. Galt hockey playo,f
ing .matter for our young people. match on Tuesday' evening which
resulted in a 'tie. 1
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t. dry an ad!
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Beaver of.Dash
wood were Wednesday .visitors in'
the village. •
Minis Gertrude Weber is spend-
ing the. week with friends' in Lon-
don.
Mr. W. 0. Callfas• its ;spending
the week with friends in Kitchen-
er.
Sorry to report that Mrs,: Ger-
trude Rests is not enjoying her
.,usual good health this winter.
W. G. Hens & Sons, have in-
stalled a Radio Set in the home
of Mrs. A. G..Ehnes.
Mr. Wm. Ruby left for London
last week to undergo an operation
for rupture, and is • progressing
very favorably.
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon
•entertained a -number of their
friends to .sumptuous :fowl supper
on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Con Truentner, of
:the 14th con:,, have returned fronv
an extended visit to Milverton,
Elmira and Kitchener.
A large number of hockey fans
acompenaied the team to llensall
on Tuesday evening and of coarse
returned home with the "bacon."
FEBRUARY
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AND LESS TELAN COST.
NOW IS 'iri:v i Traz, TO BUY YOUR FOOTWEAR FOR SPR-
ING AND SUMMER AND SAVE DOLLARS. HERE. ARE ON
LY A FEW OE' TBi MANY LINES WE HAVE IN STORE
FOR YOU;
Men; ail -felt Bal. R. Heels, Reg. $4.50, clearing .at
Men Felt Bal. 'Yvith leather solos, Reg. $t _00 ,Ear _-- -_
Men's Felt Slippers with leather soles, Reg. 1.25, at
Men Orel,.. work. shaoes, Rlk.and Brown reg. .4 .5,1 sit _-
Wom's Patent• kid leather, pcmps clearing at $1.95 to
Women'a felt Slipper's, clearing. at 50c. to-
Childrenn's, !Boots and • Slippers clearing at ,25e. to
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THE STORE WITH QUALITY
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CHURCH NOTES
Size invite you to our services;
V -To Escape;
The anxieties of ordinary life
and to enjoy the restfulness and
inspiration of an hour .spent with
others in God's Horse.
We stand for mutual aid in wor-
ship and in the practice of the
Christian, life.
Why not begin this' weak,, to
attend the • prayer and prais9 ser-
vica on Friday at 7.30!
Itis :worthwhile to attend the
Sunday morning and •eveniu;; ser-
vices, just to enjoy the beautiful
flowers .suppliers every " veek by
Mises Rennie's S. S. Class,
Don't ln,isla Sunday School at 11,
A lirge (pile of stand and gravel
is being hauled on the Evangel, -
;cal church grounds. Building op-
erations will however not coin-
mence until after Conference me-
eting which is the middle of April.
Mr. Wendel Snaith of town, has
sold his 100 -acre farm, a few Miles
south, of Zurich on the Goshen Line
to •his son, 'Mr. Adelbert Snrith,,
who gots possession on March let.
Mr. Adelbert Smith has had the
Earn rented for a number of ye-
ars,
Those scientists at Toronto, who
have wrote large articles recently
stating that the earth is getting
warmer, and if we could live long
enough would se the illimination of
winter, evidently do not sleep out
doors or with, their window a foot
open these chilly nights
Mr. Milton, G. Deitz, our teleph-
one central manager has sold his
business block occupied as the
post office, shoe store and dental
office, to his father, Mr. Samuel
Deitz of this i11age, who gets .inr-
mediate postses:sion:, The northern
part of the second story 'has rec-
ently been arranged for modern
liking q. uarters, which will -in the
near future be occupied by 11/frond
Mrs. Ehler Oe'sch
The Secretary of the Zurich Ag-
ricultnral Society has received not-
ice from the Department of the
r.!sult of ttr; coiapetiti0n held by
the Society in 1925 for -,Combined
1,01••1' Standino• Fi'111 Cron avid
Seed Grain;. The winners• announ-
cod gtr.1 <is .follows -1st, Harold
I�lopp 2nd; Oscar Klopp 3rd
John, A. Manson tth; Edgar Brod
.rick.
O'r.:EEIN-FAIR B URN
A very interesting matrimonial
event took place at th Upion'Par-
sonage, Hears ill on Wednesdayi,
February 17th, when the Rev. A.
Sinclair united in bonds of wedd-
lock, l4liss Mary Fairburn, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs'.'GeorgeFair
barn of Tuckersmith, to Mr. Len
1.3rO'Br'ein, son of Mr, and Mrs
Wm, O'Brein, of /nrich. Shortly
a(t'r tIY cennronv the happy
bridal couple left by train, for
a.m. on February 28th, Therewill t London and other points Lot a
be special music and the Temp-. short honeymoon, returning to
trance Superintendent will have Zurich on Saturday evening, where
Gla •gin. they received 'a royal welcome by
Services' at 30.0 am. and 7Fsa 'ojnlw friends. Mr. and Mrs
p.ni, ,r•: ct Sunday. O'Brein Will reside' in Zurich, where
1VIr. O'Brein is interested with his
Emmanuel Evangelical Church l fiithor and brother, Malloy, its the
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