HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-12-26, Page 8Gifts for Christmas
OUR STORE IS NOTED FOR ITS FINE ARRAY OF CHRIST-
MAS GIFTS FOR YOUNG AND OLD. WE WOULD BE PLEASED
TO HAVE YOU LOOK THROUGH _OUR MANY LINES, AND SUG-
GEST THAJT YOU CHOOSE GIFTS OF BEAUTY, VALUE AND
TEAROUND 116EFULNIRSa4
For Ladies
Sweater Coats, gloves, knitted scarfe and togue setts, tea ap-
rons, hankerchiefs, linen towels, table cloths, cushion tops, dresser
and table covers, etc.
For Men
A select lot of fancy chirts, ties in boxes, silk mufflers, heavy
wool scarfs, gloves, sweater coats, or overcoats in new waist line
style. Come and see thein.
For Boys and Girls
A lot of toys, dolls, books, games, hand hags and purses, beads
also gloves, mmmitts, hankerchiefs, etc.
Nippon China
A large assortment of Nippon hand painted chinaware on handin
new decorations. We make spec-ial efforst to secure the very
best in this line of goods,
Groceries
New raisens, currants, figs, dates, peels, shelled nuts, oranges.
A full line,of, candies, chocolates, creams, etc.
J. Gascho Son
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AN U OUNCENIENT
I have taken :) _' contract to handle Ford parts and will stock
complete line es. genuine Ford repairs.
Bring . your Me Sea ear troubles to us. We specialize on any make
All repairing guaranteed. We repair net experiment.
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GARAGE STAN1:• AT T. JOHNSON'S FORMER FURNITUi*.E STORE
LOCAL !^a IRKETS Z. P. S. SCHOOL ac;c:PORT
`Corrected every Thursday.) Report for Room IV
Eggs
Butter
Dried Apples _-r ... ............ 14
Potatoes per bush
Duleh Setts ._. .._ --
Wheat ... ... ... ... .
Oats... ... ...
Barley ._. _..... _.. 1:25
Buckwheat
Flour ... .._ ... •.
Bram __. ... ..._ _..
Shorts,
Hogs... ... ... ... .
70 Following are the averages ob-
60 tained by the pupils in the test
and work dune during the Fall
term,
Sr. IV ;—Meda Snrerus 6377;
Russell Preeter 68, Bruoe Klopp i30
Dorothy Campbell 59.5, Iva
Kalbfleisch 57, Ivan Kalbfleisch 53.
Jr, V;—Rennie Weber 70, Gor-
don Walper 68, Bert Siebert 64,
Whitney Brokenshire 61, Inez
Yungblut 56, Lennie O'Brien 53,
Euloine Geiger 53, Hilda Neusch-
wanger 46*, Dorothy Fritz 45.
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1.95.
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Masseyz Harris Implements
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS FOE THE
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN. THE
.LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MAOHINiERY, PLOW POINTS,
ETC.
GIVE US A CALL, •
Casper Walper
Zurich - - Ont.
1.25
x.50—tii,10
45.00
50.00
16.00
FOR .SALE
Frame building, 25x40, and 16
feet high, in good condition: Suit-
able for straw shed or driving shed
Apply to W. L. Seb:ert, Zurich.
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Hazel Fritz of London is
the gust of her cousin, Mi s Dor-
othy Fritz,
Mr, Eldon Schnell of Detroit,
Mich., is visiting at the home of
his parents here.
Miss Erna Fricz, teacher of S.S.
No. 12, 14th coir. is spending the
vacation at her home in London.
Master Leonard Hudson, of Sea -
forth, is spending the week. with
his friend Willie Blackwell, Parr
Line.
Watch Night will be observed
inthe Evangdlieai church on New
Year's eve. Dec. 31st Thepro-
gram, which is under the auspices
of the local branch of the WOG'
T. U., promises to he an interest-
ing one, as all the different organ
izations of the church will take
part in rendering selections,
Sr. IV ;—Veola Prang 72, Mab-
el Preeter 69, Muriel Howald 64,
-Mary Mittleholtz 61*.
(*) absent for one or mote tests
" Pupils who faded to obtain an
average of 60 are not doing sat-
isfactory work largely due to the
Jack of studying at home all the
lessons assigned for the following
day.
'"• •Veola Prang was awarded the
Nelson Shield.
N. E. Dahms, Principal.
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4' To those who take pleasure in gift giving. Come and let
us make Gift buying an equalpleasure With the assurance
`t° that the article given will be appreciated,.•
3" Our lines of goods are first in quality, first in variety, first
in price.
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is We have just received a large shipment of
Christmas Gifts
Silver , re, Cutlery
Cut Glass, 'seer Casseroles
Brass Jardineers, Etc.
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`Me also have a complete stock of
• Skies, Hockey Sticks, Pucks, Sleighs.
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We carry a full lime of heavy and ;s'helf Hardware, genuine
Saskatchewan Robes, blankets, bells, chimes, trunks, club bags
and suit eases, a
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HYDRO
Power Shortage
The capacity of the generating
plants at Niagara Falls, available
to the Commission for supplying
the power and lighting demands in
the Niagara district, has reached
its limit, which necessitated the
Commission limiting the amounts
of power that can be supplied to
the Municipalities in the Niagara
district.
The power shortage during the
winter months is greatly increas-
ed by the overlapping of lighting
and power loads, by the extens-
N'9rve use of electric heaters, and
HAY FINANCIAL STATEMENr'"'
also at limes on account 'of the
Mr, J. Prey er,, Treasurer o£ blocking by ice the water supply
Hay Township, has received from to the generating plants.
the printers the eoppyies of the1 The :Commission are asking the
'annual financial statement of the 1 co-operation of every Hydro user,
Township for the year ending Dec whether. domestic or industrial, to
15th, 1919. The following partic-1 desist them in conserving power
ulars are gleaned therefrom.
Total receipts, $21938.68. Total
expenditures *52705.24; 'leaving a
balance on hand of $5233.35. The
uncollected tuxes amount to
and the drainage advances $830.66,
making the total assets $6386.44.
The ii tb'li les amount -to $35.4,68, so
the statement shows a neat bal-
ance on 'hand. Considerable nec-
essary new construction work was
done: in connection with the tel-
ei>hone system and the balance on
hand in this department is not
so large. The schools are the
biggest item ie the expenditures, -
the amount being paid out for this
purpose being $16,451,65.
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EXAMINATIONh IN JUNE
School examinations in future
are to be held =.n June, according
to an announcement made the
other week by Hon. R. H. Grant
Minister ofEducation,
It is provided that senior high
school entrance and senior public
school gradual ion diploma exam-
inations, and the examinations for
entrance into the Model Schools
shall begin on June 8. The day
following the. lower school exam-
ination for eniv Ince into no Nor-
mal schools and into the l+a...ult
ies of Fducati+'n, as well :is the
upper school rxnmination for en-
trance .into the Faculties of Edo-
cali',n and pas, honor nad scolar-
ship matriculation examinations,
will begirt
Oe Rune 16 the Normal Schoel
final examination, Group II., will
begin. On June 18 the middle
school examination for entrance to
the Normal Schools will begin.
English -French entrance examin-
ations will begin on June 23, jun--
for public school graduation clip-
lona examinations will begins on
Tune 21, and junior high school
entrance examinations will begin
June 2q Thus it will be seen
lizat ell examinations will be soma
plated, before July.
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PPEE'T"ER BLOCK , * ZURICH
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and light in every possible way in
order that an uninterrupted ser-
vice may be maintained, until a
further supply of` power is ob-
tained for this system.
Hydro -Electric Power
Commission of On`'c rio
G iris
F
anted
To start in on Jan, 2nd, 1920.
Good wages to beginners. Apply
to forelady. Hall Dent Limited,
,Zurich.
HALL DE,�4 LTD.
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Unto Mr. II Truemner's pasture
• land, ne .'r Dixie, a yearling heif-
• er, Owner can secure sante by
I proving -,ronerty and resins! ex-
• ncnses Antsly to Dominion
T+ Ise ti
ZURICH
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DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A Lt " D COLD
Get a small paelcaes e Hamburg
Breast Tea at any phc:rr:.•. x• Take a
tablespoonful of the tn a cup of
boiling water upon it, through a
sieve and drink a tea es, sell at any
time during the day o: ••e retiring.
It is the most effective sees !o break a
cold and cure grip, • epees the
pores of the shin, rein eseisingestion.
Also loosens the bowel :,r..• driving a
cold from the system
• Try it the next tial" s,•ffer from
a cold or the grip. rs ,i,enpensive
and entirely vegetable r:ere safe
and harmless.
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Xmas Gifts
Now is the time to select your Gifts for Xmas.
OUR LINE CONSISTS OF
Pyrex Ware
A good assortment to choose from.
That clean, tastly looking glass, eooking and Baking ware
that w:11 stand oven heat and not break.
Aluminum Ware
A splendid line to choose from. These make choice
gifts for the wife. If it is for service and long life,
choose aluminum.
• Silverware
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Etc.
ce Skates & Hockey Sticks
That boy or girl would enjoy a good pair of skates. We
have them•. Automobile and Star, also several cheaper
brands to choose from.
FULL STOCK OF FURNITURE
Zurich's Busy Store
Melick & Braun
PHONE 63
Rub Pain and Stif n .i+; -ay with
a small bottle of ;.on_est
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St. Jacobs .l.tl. ' •`:.t
When your back is s, ,oust lame or
lumbago, ecialica, or r'tisrn has
you stiffened up, don't .e.-1 Get a
30 cent bottle of o: ?::.:ucst "St.
Jacobs Liniment" at ;+clog store,
meet rub it
by the
• 'ensu and
pour a, little in your 1
right into the pain or s •
time you count fifty, t '
lameness ib gone.
Don't stay crippled 1 s soothing,
penetrating oil nese e • r od only
once. It flakes the eel isiin.right
out of your hack and 'es inisery.
tt is ren,;ieat, yet -ibr tai.nless
•irtd dc,rw•n't burn rue
���{' 1hiy�itg e..l,',s`'e
.. stote4 relents
I Lir lagt4 i4e4 miser:,, "t. i ;. '.r•,•a.P14
WISHING YOU
A MERRY CHRISTM AS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
BIG REDUCTION
on all our Overcoats
Bros. DenomY Zurich
Do Your Xmas Sh,pppkg
Now. Only 2 weeks to `Christmas
OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN•'ALL LINES. BELOW
ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR XMAS GIFTS.
SWEATER COATS X 1 LADIES' WAISTS
Ladies' sweater coats, all prices Ladies' crepe de ehene waistsiztz
and colors. white, pink, peach, etc. 0
FANCY NIPPON Cif lNA
Such as spoon trays, celery dishes, cakes plates, bon -boss, Sat-.
ads, nut bowls, etc.
TOYS! TOYS! I OVS!
Our Stock of Toys is big "'and better than ever.
MEN'S NEW SHIRTS, CAPS, HATS, SCARFS, MUi;'FLRRS, Mee
OVES, MITTS, ETC. NOTHING MORE A.CCEPTA.i3Lx, THAN ANY
OF THE ABOVE FOR XMAS.
Candies, Nuts, Oranges,
Rai,si'ns, etc. A. good supply and fresh stock.
els,
DR. HESS' NOCKl=s..
I%n pails and packages, Makes hens lay and keeps stock healthy
Every Package guaranteed.
CALL FOR ONE OF OUR NEW 1920 CALENDBRiS,
Butterxck Patterns For n ale
Phone 78 Til: L WORM Plufile