HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-02-21, Page 1XIX
ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2I, 1919,
YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
+
Will be promptly attended to,here. See about 4.
i
+ DOUBLE. TTAltt HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL MINDS 'F'
.Q. All our sewing done by hand I
i 4.
' Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads; Curry Combs, etc .!.
c
A Trial Solicited
F TIL- ZURICH I
—�-4.— F—'— : —+—+-- ÷—+—..—+—+—+—✓c--+-4—+—+—
n„ See ;, are0 C4&6=r"Et1Q8$0069080 dbeees r x,,;:;,.0000® :teas
e
e
•
0
0
• @P
•e
a
•e
;e
•
e
e
,
0
0
410
An ur
have be, r "duce
hip a V 'e..✓' Y �••�{ W
IN o 34'
Mr. JJacob Bowald visited rel-
atives in Kitchener this week.
Mr. Alf, Melick is tooting some
of his effects. to the village.
Misses L. Galster and R. ]Silber,
are attending the anillinerq open-
itngs at Toronto'.
Mr, Frank Wickwire of the
Hensall Observer war a business
visitor hi town on Wednesday.
seocoaose eesesVI'iG o®,f.esesiU®eeeee 0
NOW yes tgr chance to
rroha high-grade
C;°" E`
oat 9 ,I;es5 a c115 at a
ams ,• a. raa.lx , a� m ,M., �2ac-.,.., ..x:.r,
a. ".1•+4,,1 • 'lir
0
0
e
0
•e
.,®
e
e
°e0
0
W
0
0
. 0
0
is
0
0
w.
0
a
a
0
0'
0
0
0
O
ee
a
0
0
0
0
i
410
0
Phone 59
f,
wJ
***0041161196(01046$610192,14 SNAG 00000008010ecteesee
for
ur
IOSSAIERFASEMMIZZIOT.Mara
SSi 14
Produce Wanted
0
3
ffa
0
e
w
0
a
a
0
a
0
0
a
0
0
e
0
e
0
•
0
a
0
0
i
0
0
w
a
0
as
e
0
A
��Di409a606059080000398660000 006be
0
0
•
43
0
a
e
a
0
e
0
•
•
0
0
0
e
6
l se02000e3t9*LWAa3Q>� $00'
The E[enaail Seed Show will be
held oin !Fab;, ,28thL.
Mr. and Mrs. -John Zettel retu-
rned from a 'visit to Kitehener last
week, Mr. !Zettel has purchaF: d'
a fiine home in that city.
Da'iid W. Grirfith's supreme tri-
umph "Hearts of the World,"
Coming to Hensall town Hall for
ielie eight only Tuesday, Feb. 23
Might •be ,called a cinema grand
'opera, so well does the music ac-
companiment fit the picture. Thole,.
Ss a theme runeing .lu'ough the
symphony ' iihdieating every imp-
ortant character and every jasture
*timed with the music. The
!picture might easily be understood
'without titles as some of the mus
tic, to which 'everyone knows the
.words describes the scenes exactly
Seats now on sale at Hem.ph.ill's
.Drug store.
"Mr. H. G. Mess has received a;
lite kiting plant, for use on the farm,
or tan villages not connected with,
by erd, made by the Northern El-
ectric Company. He has set i t u,
in W. C. Wagner's house and the
sy t:em is working Mine. This is
one of the best lighting outfits Li
the market and is well worth in-
vestigating..
ST:Y. WILFRED LAURIER
Sir Wilfred Laurier passed a-
at his home in Ottawva on Mo:
dae Feb. 17th, after a very short
illness. Death was due to pat
aly<•is. 'Hits death is a e great
los, to .Canada. He was a brit -
Beet speaker, a statesman of
high order and always a gent'.•: -1
m•a�'�, Lady Laurier is prostrat-
ed Ind much sympathy is felt to
her A state ,funeral will be !tele!
for the ex -premier..
Yz: v " •NIONE MEETING
,,�� f •.Hulal.r1Lc't'3o.. 1f! l)•n
" 'c s- of the Bay. Municipal Te-
ephone System. was held on Wed-
nesday and the attendance was
snot large. Reeve J. • Laporte was
appointed chairman. Various
matters were discussed. It was
decided to have the account of the
long distance and local tools sent
out monthly to the subscribers
when, they exceed $1.00 and the
same can be paid to the treasurer.
LATE i\IBc3i.. E. Schilbe.
On Monday, there passed away
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. Ro,ae, 15th icon., Hay, Mrs. El-
izabeth S hilbe, in her 70th year,
Deceased had been in failing he-
alth for some years, the cause of
her death being diabetis..
The funeral was held on Thursday
interment being made in the Luth-
eran cemetery. .One daughter,
Mrs. Albert Rose, and two sons,
Conrad and. Louis, all of the 11.h
con., Bay survive.
'°' @ OXII + ftersALIf mMf4 ObiesclifFS-10m*4€ + I Zcs4aizilt,A.A CANIaza •SOO*.
1
.10
1.
Shoes that will wear well, Also
Rubbers, Socks, Cyersh es, etc.
BETTER A:iD EGGS WANTED
C. FR TZ
The Shoerrlan
t 'l t"^" f A fff fe fs ? f9 f$ ..t4
ni, mit n u n,, w
_•.,,��l�u�k,�..��,til,ll•;��J.�,,�',�;J•,,, „E..;,I�U69..,.,,����,,,I�!1�•�h„.66,i„rn�u,l:,I�iU;'!lltill(��Nltf11�C;:��,rL.�'ur�,,,,,.:;�u!tGi6rlllalU�l�
WEDDING BELLS
very pretty wedding took place
at the Itonie of the bride's muther,
Mrs. O rtsude Surerus en the ]3i'oe-
son Line, when her eldest daugie--
er. Miss Flossie, and Mr. Otto Wil -
lest were united in marriage. Rev.
F. B. Meyer officiated. The liv-
ing room was,prettilydecorated in
Onk and white, an arch being in
the Conner under which the cer-
emony was performed. The brill:
who was given away by her broth
er, Mr, Gordon Surerus, looked
very pretty and graceful in agcilvn
of white Crepe-de-chene, with
over blouse of satin which was beat
utifully braided. A. panel finished
with deep white fringe hung
loosly from her shoulders. A
small but dainty wreath of oran-
ge blossoms held her veil in place,
which was arranged in a ca lh
effect. eller bouquet being of
white and pink carnations. The
brae end groom were unattencl^ 1.
M'es Meda Surerus, sister of the
bride, played the wedding Mi.e0h.
ltvss Mede looked very becoming
iln a dress of green silk popli.h,
trimmed Zvi 7h fringe,
The presents were ntihnero''as teed
costly,, among them being :eve 'al
checks The bride's Inin ' ^+i ll y'
Costume Was of submause silk ;r-
iinnied with fringe. The ynre•s
bring lined with send sill; x.*..pity"1
a Id -ed very touch to the .pr.es•3
ger Coat was black plush with rose
eat'In'hat, and her furs of grey
wolf. 11'he young •cot.p'e will -re
,'ale tat -Arai grafi;;.
A
MERRY XMAS
and
ppy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR
to our customers and friends.
Fi:.t_TZTT• GROC:+r�T' 'ci ,, T 3'T.r R Sri t• ,r �.T TT
Highest Pricesfor Farm Produce
Rs '� DOUGLAS
F, TONE 11 on 97
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en's Institute met on the evening
of Feb. 12th at the home of Mrs,
C. Fritz. The meeting was well
attended, A very interesting
paper given en "Fresh Air, Suash
ine and Laths." by Mrs. John Hey
Jr.. Mrs, J. A. MacKinnon and Mrs.
Campbell apse gave a paper per-
ta:.ni,hg to the sul,jects. Miss Ida
Routledge then gave a, reading
which was appreciated by all pres-
ent after a pew discussions the
meeting close.d repeating the Lord's
prayer in unuision
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Quite; a number of books have
b.eu donated by residents to the
Zurich Pubiie Library. In a fut-
ure issue we will print a full list
of the same. Bring them to the
Hernia office.
The canvassers for members arz
inreeing with good sueees:i and
the require:I number will s'ion 1
obtained,
FAFt1'1S SOLD
Mr, Henry Schadc has sold his
Ent. farm on the Saul*? Line south,
<ems::S110 • of 110 acres, to Mr,
John Laporte, for the sum of `1,-
lOtoet1. Mr. L•tpor t. has purchased
the same for his son, Wilfred, and
gets possession in March.
eh'. Henry Walper has sold his
1 120 -acre farm o,i the Bronson
Line, Hay, to Mr. Chris. Zirk, of
Stanley Towuship, for the hand-
some figure of $12,500.00. Mr.
Zirk gc is po,sessien in Meech.
The auction sale of Mr. W, G.
Wellington Feo held on Tuesday
was lardely attended and good
pri ees were reilizc•d. Mr. Fee and.
family will move to Sea.forth wvliere
he has pureha.sed a house.
NOR SALE
Good 8 -roomed brick dwelling
with kitchen, in +'Zurich. Also gar-
den with plenty fruit trees. Apply
to Mrs. V. 1(ochems, Zurich, Ont.
•1t33
BLAK
WISHING
IOU
ALL
THE
COMPLIMENTS
OF
THE
SEASON
W. G. Hess
Jeweller and Optician.
Incorperated 1855
The
MLSO NS
.BANK
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
98 Branches in Canada
A General liankini
Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTER OF CREDIT
BAN tC MONEY ORDER
Savings Bank Bapari €eat
Inbetest at highest euecont rates
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager