Zurich Herald, 1922-01-19, Page 11
Vol. XX l I No 2$
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1922.
New Year 'Resolutions
AMONG YOUR NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS, LETT 'THIS BE ONE; -RESOLVED THAT YOU
WILL TRY A PAIR OP AMES HOLDEN SHOES, FOR MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
A SHOE THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS ASK FOR AFTER YOU HAVE ONCE WORN THEM'
. 'AMES HOLDEN RUBBERS WHICH HAVE THEIR GUARANTEE ATTACHED TO EACH PAIR.
LET US HELP YOU BY DEALING WITH USITO MAKe YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS 1922
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOiS, EJ ZURICH
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Seasons Greetings
To those whose business has helped us to
make ourssuccessful, we want to express
our sincere -
THANK
for the appreciated ratronage you have
favoured us with and to assure you that
it will be our aim to deserve a continuat-
ation: of your. favours by the service, and
value we render.
May you and yours enjoy a Christmas of
old fashioned cheer and .a Near Year of
fulf i led hopes and Prosperity for .1922.
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PREETER
Produce wanted
WE 411g IN rIIE MA.REET POE ALSIIXE AND CLOVER„SEED
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is Mr.. Ed. Wurm, was to Listowel
on Saturday,
The .1Canadian dollar is gettir_•g
back its self-respect.
Arr. Andy Yungblut of Vancou-
B, renewing acquanitances a-
round here. •
Misses P. Wurt.z, D. Fritz and O.
M. O'Brien. were to London on
aturclay.
Mrs. F. Genttner of Dashwood
is spending a few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. E. Oesch,
Mr. John Gerber of the Bron -
Son, attended the funeral .of a
relative at Bdaen over the week-
,en
•,'r^ r. and Mrs. David Gingericli
of the Goshen; south are spending
a;•few weeks visiting friends and
relatives in Michigan.
Mr, .Henry Geiger left last week
for Michigan, after visiting there
he will return, tot his home at Cav-
alier, N. Dok. He spent, several
leeks in Zurich.
Mr. Albert Gies, who spent sev-
eral weeks with his father, Mr.
Ernest Gies who was in poor health
but is now recovering, returned to
Kitchener on ~Saturday.
The freight service on the L. H.
&' Brulce has bjeen cut down to
one train M day. The freight
•from, the south will come up every
'Fronday, Wednesday,. and Friday,
',and from;.the north every Tuesday,
Thursday ;and . Saturday. If this
F414,,.avast ete tr.£iecl .much better
i'Viee” would 'be given .
Among the appointments of
King's Connell in the list recent-
ly issued by the Provincial Gov-
ernment on New Years, we notice
the namie of Mil. George E. Bu-
chanan, 'son of Dr: G. Buhcanan,
now of Toronto, formerly of Zur-
ich. We extend congratulations.
The monthly meeting of the,,Zur
ieh Womiens' Instituite was held in
the Ladies' Hall, Zurich, cn 'Wed-
nesday evening last, a most spl-
endid programs was rendered by
Mrsrs. P. Manson, E. Broder:ck,and
W. •Consitt. The ladies also ser-
ved a, dainty lunch after the pro-
gram, -which was of the very best.
SUCCESSFUL CARNIVAL
What is considered as possibly
the best .carnival ever held in
Zurich took place on Tuesday ev-
ening at the local open air arena.
The characters ,in the various clas-
ses were miost splendidly attired;
'and the. costumies were very adm'r-
able, consequently a large amount
of trouble and pains were exec-
uted 'in having this part so per-
fect. The prizes offered by the'
manager, Mr. Koehler also looked
good to the winners, and these
good prizes also helped to make
the event what it was. The 'man-
ager is ,to be congratulated in do-
ing everything in his power to
make this a success. The attend-
ance of spectators was also good.
Following is a list of the prize.
winners ;—
Ladies Best Fancy .,L', Siebert{,
Boo -Peep,. Muriel Preeter, Lady
Like.
Gents Fancy -=C. A. Hoffman,
Jack of Hearts; I. Kalbfleisch,Kly
X -Klan:
Ladies Conic—Dorothy Fritz,
nIrkie Mamimie; MrS. M. Weber,
Old Maid.
Gents. Comic—P. Mohn, Clown;
C. Hoffman, Old Pet.
GG'rls Fancy under 15—Marguer-
ite Prang, Angel; Lulu Albrecht,
Canfada.
Boys Finny under 15—Iven Yun-
blut, Chef; Willie Neeb, Darkey.
Girls •Com,ic under 15--Ly]yan
Rader, Veola Prang.
Boys Cotnic under 15—Raymond
Fisher, Newell 'Geiser.
Girls fancy iunder 12•--Kath''en
Wurrn, Dindaiine Hair Tonic; Ger-
ald'n;e Serurer; in, ,
Boys fancy under 12—Wes. Cal-
Ilas, Gent, Earl Yungblut.
Girls comic under 12—GladysMel-
irk; Rosaleeni Sararas.
Bov's ;Corrie Ain.der 12— Irvin
McBride; Charles Sararas.
Iddges--Miss D. Truemner, W.
13. Niles, W. F. Braun.
Vor Infants and Children
in Use For Over 3OYears
I Always hears
the
Signkttlite of
Chester L. Smith, Publisher
$1.25 a Year In A.dvanee
$1.5o !N ARREARS, 4;2 MAX BE CHAR CIE
Incorporated in 1855
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
There is no safer or surer
way of safeguarding your sur-
plus money than placing it in
a savings account with The
Molsons Bank.
Why not begin to -day?
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
Automobile
SKATES
ALL SIZES ALL TYPES;
FROM $2.00 UP
Each. Pair put on Free of charge:
Skate Grinding done every even*.
ing. Perfect Job Guaranteen.
W. G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
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Great Bargain Sale
HAVING- A LARGE STOCK OF DIFF'ERENT GOODS MENT-
IONED BELOW, I DECIDEED PUTTING ON A SALE AT :
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2 dozen, all -wool Horse Blankets, site 72x84, at each ... $,5,09
e 2 dozen Jute Blankets, at a Real Bargain
• A Big Assortment of Halters at 25% Reduction.
.10 Robes, size 54x62 at from: $12.50 upwards. -
9 A number of real English Plush Rugs, prices from $6.00 to $9.511
Several dozen Men's Heavy Horse -hide Mitts at a Bargain.
420% 'oll on Whips :valued at 75c. and up.
4 A number se'-- of Single Harness,s PHONE 102
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A Happy and Prosperous 1922 we
wish to all our customers and fri-
ends and we trust that the friendly
relationship which has existed be-
tween us in the past will be ever
more firmly woven togeti e.r in the
New Year
R. N uLAS
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