HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-01-01, Page 8To our many Customers and friends
We extend the
COMPLIMENTS
of the SEASON
Here are a few good values
For Ladies
Sweater Coats, gloves, knitted ecarfe and togue setts, tea ap-
rots, hankerchiefe, linen towels, table ci,eths, 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 them.
Nippon China
A large assortment of Nippon hand painted chinaware' on
new decorations. We makes ec-iai efforet to setere • the
best in this line of goods.
Groceries
New raiaens, currants., figs, later, peels, shelled
A roll lime of candies, chocoiaa, cream, etc.
hand in
very
nuts, oranges.
J. Cascho & Son
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have taken the contract to handle Ford partb and will stock
a complete line of genuine Ford repaixe.
Bring your Motor car troubles to us. We specialize on any make
Alt repairing guaranteed. We repair nett experiment.
H. Rousseau
GARAGE NAND AT T. JOHNSON'
Zurich
8 FORMER �FUItNITUr.E STORS
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Thursday.)
Eggs ... . 70
.Butter
Dried Apples
Potatoes per bush .. ... 1,50
Duiseji Setts .__ ... ... ... 6=r-7
Wheat 1,85
Oats ... 80
Barley .. ... 1.25
Buckwheat
1.25
Flour ... ... ... ... 5.58-8110
Pram .._ 45.00
Shorts . ... 50.00
Hogs.._ .16.00
66
14'
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.
Massey: Harris Implements
WE HAVE BEEN APPOII;TED LOCAL AGENTS FOP 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 MACHINERY, PLOW, POINTS,
ETC.
- GIVE US A 'CALL, f
Casper Walper
Zurich - - Ont.
LOCAL NEWS
Municipal
Nominations
1919 Council re-elected.
by a<.: clamation
To Our Readers
lWith this issue the Herald has
made a slight change in the'prop-
r,etorship, It was formerly
known as the Herald Printing Co.
Messrs. A. P. Bess and, •C.L. mi�h
proprietors. Owing to such .a
large extent of office work , Mr.
Hess was compelled to dispose of
his interest in the business to Mr.
Smith, who will continue the pub-
lication of the Herald. This
change, we, can .assure you will in
no way curtail the newsy, -interest
ing and admirable editor -alit in our
columns, as Mr. Hess will devote
a portion of his time to this end,
which will be • greatly appreciated
by both our readers and the pub-
lisher.
A slight change will also be made
in the publication day, as t he
Herald will be published on Wed-
nesday afternoon, and reach the
mail by Thursday morning. This
will give our readers the news
a( day earlier.
IWe also take pleasure in asking
the co-operation of our manyre-
aders and correspondents to ren-
der us assistance by giving us
such news or happenings that wo-
uld be of interest to the public
and. go to make up a good live
weekly. Thanking you in ad-
vance for your generous supporta
and wishing you .the compliments
of a happy Land' prosperous New
Year'. t
Yours!,
THE )°UBLISHER.
One of the largest crowds that\.
eves attended the municipal,, tonin
ations of the Township- of 11 ay,
puked the Townshiphall tin Mon
day: It *as a good natured cr-
owd and everything passed off
amothly, after the hour hour had
elaspea for receiving nominations,
it was :found that.., the foil i.wing t.
names- had been proposed rine sec
onded for the respective. officeti.. ,
FOR REEVE •
John Laporte. .Props?ted by
Andrew Love, seconded: by E.;
Klopp.
FOR COUNCILLORS
John Campbell: Proposed by
Adolphus Hooper, seconded by L.
IH. Red,er.
W. E. Turnbull. Proposed by.
Alex. Rennie, seconded by Jos. M.
tiler, . •
Casper Walper. Proposed by J.
P. Rau; seconded by E. F..Klopp
• Samuel Deitz. Proposed by
Wm. Lamont, seconded by Henry
(Hc,wald.'
Oscar Klapp, Propo_ed by Ed-
ward Deters, seconded by Henry
Krueger.
After the nomination had been
cicsed and after the deputy ret-
urning officers had declared Mr.
John Laporte duly re-elected by
acclamation of Hay Township for
the year 1920, a public meeting
was organized anis the to,‘snsip
clerk, Mr, A, F. Hess, was chosen
chairman.
The Prince of Wales flag won iri 1
the recent Victory Loan campaign
was then presented to the rate-
payers by Mr. Laporte in well
chosen words. Mr Laporte then
proceeded with his address and
first of all thanked the people .
of Hay Township for shoo• ing him
to fill the reeve's chair for atlotlet
et year, and for the confidence
put in him. He then proceeded to
deal with township and county
matters in his usual masterly style
A short address was also given by
'Mr,. A. Surerus on the memorial
question. The other nominees and
a number of their proposers and
seconders also gave short addres-
ses The meeting was closed with
singing the National Anthem.
rM. O. Ktoppp resigned on Tues-
day and thus the 1919 council are
all elected by acclamation.
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Seasonable Gifts
To those who take pleasure in gift giving, Come and let
us make Gift buying an equalplee►eure With the assurance
that the article given will be appreciated.
Our lines of goods are first in quality. first in variety, first
in price, t
We have just received a large shipment of
Silverware, Cutlery
Cut Glass, !pyrex Casseroles
Brass Jar°dineers, Etc.
We also have a cornet,:: e stock of
Skates, Hockey S s, Pucks, Sleighs.
We carry a full line
Saskatchewan Robes,
•and suit eases.
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Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Fallowing is the Repbrt of room
II for_ the month6 of Nov. and
Dec.,
ill;— Mildred Geiger . 86,
Anna Mittleholtz 75, Leonard Pra-
ng 78, Claide Meidinger 711„ Doro-
thy Brenper V, Kenneth Koehler
' 7.2, Vernon' Davidson '7Q, Leonard
Wagner 69, Wes.' Callfas 70, Evel-
yn Ducharme 64. Luella Reich -
err 60, Austin liey 60, Elmore Lie-,
bold 45, .Alvin Gaecho 38.
. Sr. II;—Helen Foster 84, Beuh
la
Koehler 80, Martha Heideman .77,,
Agnes Dietrich 74, Gladys Mellick
69, Angela.. Mittelholtz- 69, Mervyn
Schwalm 63, Vice Diechert 55,, Fr-
ancis Dietrich 54, Hazel Bedard 40
Arson Keller 44..
!Sr.• 11;—Stella Callfas 86, Doro-
th�= Zettel 85, Willie Neeb 75, Rus-
sel Ducharme 74, Edward Brenn-
er 74, Goldie Uttley 66, Alice Dietz
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Ir'EIW VILLAGE FATHERS
The nomination for Police Trus-
tees was held on Monday evening
The following gentleman were
nominated;—IL F. Weseloh, Hy.
iHowald, A. F. Hess; .T. J. Smith, h.
C 'Kalbfleisch, A'fred Melick an
fWm. Lamont. Alt resigned exc-
ept Messrs. fly. llowald, Wm. La-
mont and F. C. Kalbfleisch, who
will be the 'Pollee Trustees tor,
1920.
O. M. O'Brien, Teacher.
HYDRO
Power . Shortage
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We extend to our many patrons
A Happy New Year
These Lines are well worth looking over
Pyrex Ware
A good assortment to choose from,.
That clean, tastly looking glass, cooking and Bakkimg.ware
that will stand oxen 'heat and net break.
Aluminum Ware:.
cA splendid line to choose from. The ee make• choiele'
gifts for the wife. If it is for serviice• and long; life),
choose aluminum.
Silverware
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Etc.
Ice Skates & Hockey Sticks
That boy or girl would enjoy a good pair of akkatera. We
have. them.. Automobile and Star, alto, several cheaper
brands to choose from.
'FULL STOCK OF FURNITURE
Zurich's Busy Store
Melick III Braun
PHONE 63
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WISHING YOU
A MERRY CHRISTM AS AND A HAPPY NEW 'YEAR •
BIG REDUCTION
on all sour . Overcoats
Denomy Bros.
Zurich
The capacity of the generating
plants at Niagara Falls, available heartily extend to our nuavailable
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- I
sive use of electric heaters, and A Happy and Prosperous
ontf the
blocking by ice the water supply'
to the generating plants. • t
The Commission are asking the;
co -opera' inn of every Hydro user,
whether domestic or industrial, to ,
assist them in conserving power
and light in every possible way in
order that an uninterrupted ser-
vice may be maintained, `until a
further sepply of power is oh 5
tamed for this system.
H ydro-Electric Power
Commission, of Ontario
•
ous customers and' friends
G iris Wanted:
To start in on An. 2nd, 1920,
Good wages to beginners. Apply
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FOE ONE OF OUR 1'E W 1920 CALENDERSS.
Bu.tterick eatterns For Sale
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