HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-12-30, Page 8Ho ay Goods
OUR CHRISTMAS DISPLAY IS
NOW COMPLETE IN ALL LINES.
•AND FOR FIRST SHOICE BE
SURE AND DO• YOUR SHOPPING
EARLY. WE HAVE 14IANY
SPLENDID ARTICLES WHICH
WOULD MAKE VERY USEFUL
GIF I'S.
FOR LADIES.
A fine assortment of China Glas-
sware containing many new things
in these lines, also fancy tea ap-
rons, Cushion tops, Tablecloths,
Emb. Pillows, cases, Georgatte and
silk blouses, Sweaters, Gloves, To-
que and Scarf Setts, Purses and
Rand Bags, Silk Hose, _Tte.
FOR MEN
Gifts that men would appreciate
such as fine Ties, Sweater Coats,
Silk and Cashmere sox, fine Shirts,
S.zspen ler;, f nee Areal aids EizaV-
ing Setts, wool and silk Mufflers,
Purses, Etc.
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS
Many useful articles of wearing
app ire? such as Pullover SWeaters,
Toques, Scarfs, Mitts, Gloves, Hos-
iery of .alt kinds, Etc.
TOYS TOYS
We invite every Boy and Girl
to come with Mother or Father
and see our lot of wonderful Play-
things. Prices this year are low-
er than for some time, and the
assortment is more complete.
NEW FRUITS AND NUTS
All new .Fruits now on hand such
as Raisens, Currants, Dates, Figs,
Peal}, Oranges, new Walnuts, Al-
monds. Filberts, Peanuts, Candies,
of all kinds, Chocolates, Creams,
chocolate Bars, Etc.
J. G
Zurii,V
e are
O&SON
ci 's Garage
JW ready to comraen to
Overhauling.
ANY PARTIES WISHING TO HAVE THEIR CARS OVERHAULED
WILL DO WELL TO BRING THEM TO US NOW AND HAVE
,'THEM REPAIRED BEFORE THE SPRING RUSH.
WE ARE EQU'PPED ro THOROUGHLY OVERHAUL YOUR
FORD MOTOR ANO CAN 147AKE IT RUN LIKE NEW. NOTHING
BUT GENUINE FORD PARTS USED IN OUR- WORK
WE ALSO REPAIR (AND MAKE OF CAR) Satisfaction Guaranteed
BATTERIES STORED AND CARE) FOR WINTER FOR $2.50
IL Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103,
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To our many Customers and Friends
is our most sincere wishes
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GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
N AND BOYS
j did you take advantage o
the Big Sale?
if not thke.it ne w
Also a big saving in made=to.order
Suis for Spring Delivery
Save 15 to 20 per cent. NOW
Sale lasts until end of year.
on5t forget the time
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Zurich .Police pillage
RECEIPTS
Jan.1 Bal. on hand from 1919 304,59
Feb.10 B. McBride. old rails 6.80
Dec.1 Ev. church, for pump . 5.00
15 'V illage rate 1453.60
Dog tax 20.00
Tp. grant 212.55
$2002.54
PAYMENTS
Jan,1 E. Zimmerman labor
5 Hydro street lights
Feb. 7 Herald printing
A.F. Hess, election exp.
C.L. Smith wrk at fire hall
Hydro street lights
Mar.8
L. Prang, acct.
Apr•.3 J. Gellman open road
Cyrus .Colosky "
, Hydro street lights
May "
Jun.5 "
P. •Corriveau rep. tank 11.25
Jul ;3 Hydro street lights 90.00
1.50,
90,00
4.00
5.00
2,10
90.00
90,00
1.35
1.00
50
90.00
20.00
90.00
Aug.2 Hydro street lights 90.00
C. Keller, cutting weeds 6.00
Sep.4 Hydro street lights 90.00
Oct.2 " 90.00
A, Zettel work at well 35.00
No c:6 Zurich library grant 50.00
Hydro street lights, J0.00
J.J. Barry rep. for engine 8.10
Dec.2 G. Thiel sprinkling sts, 16,85
G. Thiel -hauling gravel 206.00
Ftydro street lights 90,00
Ins. on fire hall 5.00
A•F. Hess, See. salary 10.00
Wm. Bassow gravel 25.75
8, Deitz, wrk at well 5.00
Stade&Weide acct. 8.68
C.L.Smith, adv, rep. fire hl 19.00
Melick&Braun, acct. 5.22
W.G. Hess, tending clock 5.00
E. Zimmerman labor • 2.00
J. Meidinger gravel 5,00
15 G.J. Thiel teaming gra rel 40.00
J. Kipper acct. 1.50
Wm. Bassow gravel 5.25
Interest on, advances 17.10
Balance on hand 419.39
$2002.54
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTERESTof love and appreciation from the
� s a financial\ gift, but as a token
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith were i people of the Township of Hay.
visitors to Dashwood on Christmas , Short addresses were also given
Mr. Frank Siebert of Detroit is, by. Rev. F. B. Meyer, Dr. A. J.
visiting under the parental roof. MacKinnon and Mr, Wm. Consit.
Mr. H. G. Hess of London, spent Mr. Laporte then presented the
the week -end at his home here. medals, sixty in number. A. large
Mr. Lamibert Klopp, I number of the soldier boys were
pp, B. A. of a ' present. Messrs. Alvin Surerus
Seminary at Philadelphia, is spen-and Lambert Klopp replied in
ding the holidays under the par- I suitable terms on behalf of the
ental roof.• ,° soldiers and relatives. The event
There passed away at his home was a mernora'ble one and will be.
after a few; days illness, Mr. Fred- long remembered by those who
erick Deters on Friday evening, were present.
Dee. 24th at (the age, of tib years,
11 months read 20 days. Deceas-i After January 1st, 1921, the
ed had been ailing for some weeks "subscription rate to the Herald will
brit• the end came very unexpect• be as formerly, $1.25 in advance,but
ed, He to
Towwell
known in Township here pre made'
I sub3 ribersswho slight
t
dono�aesopay
ticalty all his life and with his please their subscription, as it will be
ing disposition won many friends , $1.50 in arrears, and in case where
He leaves to mown his loss , his.the account must be handed to a
sorrowing widow, one son, e ; Agency for 'collection, 'we must
Fred Datars of Remelt, and two charge $2.00 ped• year. Renewals
daughters, Mrs. P. M, Hess of the and new new subscribers have Leen
village, and Ivlrs, John Mande of: Patuing in as never before which
Hay Township;; two brothers, Ed-' goes to show1 that our many read -
ward of Hay Tp., and Harry of ers are well satisfied with their
New Hamburg. a sister, Mrs. Wei- home paper. And we think 'we
per having predeceased. him rev- hive weathered the storm of the years ago. The last remains highest prices, and when every -
were lei. to rest at the Lutheran thing is on the downward trend,
cemetery on Tuesday afternoon; we do not feel justified in raising,
Much sympathy is being felt for .our subscription rate,, although
the bereaved. news paper hap ae yet made no
PRESENTATION OF WAR : `lee ire in price, but we Yvill try."u 1 stay with the old rate enc'
tr MEDALS more year. Hoping that those
The TBwn ]fall, Zurich, tt ;who have no paid up their subset
prion is advance will do so at their
well filled on Tuesday afternor�rs, first opportunity. ,,,thing our "
it being the occesion of the pros- ;many readers a happy nod Pros.,i
entation o mcg tale to relatives of ltt roar New Year.
soldiers who p^til the supreme trew 1n s
rifiee in the, Greet War anI to the ----..•- - - .. _ .....:..
boys who served overseas. Mr COAL FOR SALE
.i Laportealine,i +Srlertirrspiedidwethelt uchaipon t}tr en r part ear of first -eines 'hama'hamcot,';
to +l
s•tcriifices nI thnsr• herpes m1,1 0s1.t•.1 sttitaele for furnace ,.rr h-.atc•r.
c them to rive the tinwrdhls net Kply at once to Carlin Dz°t,a.
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Special , Announoonent
• We are pleased to announce that
we have added to our line ,the
WHITE SEWING MACHINE'
BOTH WITH ROTARY' AND VIBRATING SHUTTLE, WHICH
WE CAN SHOW YOU IN FIVE .BEAUTIFUL MODELS ON OUR
FLOOR,
"WHITE" Rotaries don't wear
out, they sew faster, run easier,
and are absolutely ;NOISL• ESS
Machines are marked at one
price, to all, which will be
Strictly adhered to.
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B.UT AS A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TO ANY ONE WHO
NEEDS A MACHINE, WE ARE GOING TO 'OFFER THE
FIRST +FIVE MACHINES AT A HANDSOME REDUCTION OF
10 ON STRICTLY CASH SALE.
Don't wait you may be one of the Five, Lucky ones, as there
will absolutely be not more than five sold at this• reduction.
We will also sell ' sewing Machines on weekly payments,
WE CARRY IN STOCK ALL STYLES OF NEEDLES, BELTS.
THIS ADD. MUST BE PRODUCED TO RECEIVE CASH .A -L
LOWANCE OF $10 ON SEWING MACHINES. . ,
MELIeK& BR7aET11[
PHONE 63
To our many Cus_
tomers and Friends
we wish a Happy,
Bright an Pros er�
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