HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1923-01-06, Page 1'Vol. XX 11 I No 26
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 6, 1923.
IIVVe take this opportunity of extending to
our many customers and f riends the Comp-
liments
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liments of the& Season and our best wishes
for a Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR
W. H. PFILE, ZURICH
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOE S REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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To our many Friends
and Customers
Another year has passed .and
gone and we hope our business
friendship has been strengthen-
ed.
Please accept our hearty Sea=
sonable Greetings and it shall
be our aim to continue and
improve the service we have
had the pleasure to render you
in the past and this merit the
continuance of yonr patronage
during the season of
1923
J. PREETER
Phone 59 Produce Wanted
WL" AItE IN TILE MARKET p' OR ALAIE E AND CLOV1 * SEJD
Chester" L, Smith, ?ubU
$1,25 a Year In Adve . ' +;
$7..50 IN ARREARS, $ tilt 11,AIMB).
'Write it 1923.
Mr. ,W. C. Callfas is on the siek
list.
Mrs, P. Koehler is spending the
week. at Port Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howald return-
ed from a visit to Kitchener.
MissFannie Kipper of Parkhill
is spending the week at . her home
here.
1Vliss Nora Snell of Detroit sp-
ent the holidays at her .home
here.
Mr. q acob Gesell of the Goshen
north, Was a visitor to Kitchener
the past week.
Miss Beacom of Goderich was a
visitor .at the home of his sister
Mrs. S. Gascho.
n Miss Agnes Kaercher, who had
been visiting at Kitchener, has re-
tuvni d, ° home.
Mrs. Iij Weseloh spent Christ-
mas in :Detroit, . visiting with her
daughtte Mrs: t:T. J. Gettus. ,
Mae Clara Volland of near Clin-
ton spent the past week at the
home of,' Mr,. Wm. Leibold on the
Babyl p line,
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Mie d Mrs.'M. G. Deitz, bridal
coupl .;, jturnedl- to Zurich on Sat-
urda• are taking up houseI:e-
epee
Mrs. E. Bender and
,)Blyth, were New Year
t. he home of Mr. and
es of Kitchener, spe
;ys with his father,
A., who has not been
health, but is int -
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of George Cumi-
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found. dead
ife last Tuesday,
ison whiseky, cla-
-seventh victim in
year 1922. Nine -
lents who were tar
als over Xmas. from
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of W. H. Gabel, aged
75 cured suddenly in his
late: at Bervie on Friday, Dec.
29th: w q1' - ...was one of the pioneer
reside of the Township of Kin'
cardbih and -was in business in the
village ;of Bervie for over 40 years.
The funeral took place to River-
dale cemetery on Sunday.. The
late Mr. Gabel wras well known to
many residents tof Zurich and vic-
inity. 'Mrs. Henry Thiel attended
the funeral.
The new tax imposed by the
Dominion Government at the last
sessio of Parliament, will ,be -come
operative at the beginning of
the New Year. •? This •is the stamp
tax on receiptsg iven in acknow-
ledgement of payment of sumo of
ten dollars and upwards. The
$tax is niot a graduated one like
that 'o'n cheques, 'Ing the case of
receipts a, twol-cent stamp is toj
be affixed in. each document regi-
ardless of the amount received.
OBITUARY
W e 'wish our
many friends and
customers a
Merry Christmas
and a Prosperous
and Happy New
Year
HESS the Jeweler
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated 1855
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches
It is not necessary to ma's
a special trip tee the near( r,.
branch of The Molsons Bal
every time you want to depo
money. Send your deposit ,•>;
the Bank by mail. • Writ*
today to the nearest manag
of The Molsons Bank for inti
formation!.
C. H. JOY
Manager Zurich Branch
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Test Received a Large number. of Genuine Woolen Horse
Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84. +�
Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices
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Ranging from $7.00 to ...... ... _.. $13.00 �.
SAVE MONEY' BY GIVING US A CALL. 41,
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hand. 4
Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices. 4.
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Miss Agnes Martin born in Ire-
i.and, Aug, 27th, 1837, passed away
very 'unexpectedly* in the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Koehler early
on Thursday 'morning, Dec. 28th,.
She was suddenly laid low with ;a
paralytic stroke as she wa.s walk(
from one room to another, 'She
became unconscious and never re-
gained consciousness. How very
sudden at times the death warrant
is signalled, The departed had
lived with Mrs. Koehler for over
seven years; .where she had a good
home and the best of care. For
years she lived a cbristi'an life and
now her probation is ended. Of
late she{seeneed t ohave a Premone
i.tion that her end was near. In
consequence she spent much time
in prayer, meditation and in the
reading of her Bible. She leaves
to mourn a sister in Sarnia and a
brother in Californial. fA short
memroial service was held in the
Imre of Mr. and Mrs. Koehler on
Thursday right. IThe next morn-
ing Mrs. Koehler and little Gladeea
;, ,pith aeeompanied the remains'` o
port Huron•, where her body was
interred in the Presbyterian cern,
etary, to await the sound of the
passureetion trumpet.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use ForOver3OYears
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We take much pleasure in ex-'
tending to. our many Customers
and friends our most Sincerest
Thanks for the past Season
Business relations. it has been a
pleasure for us to serve you and
we wish to express our apprec=
iation by wishing you a happy
and prosperous
View dear
C. FRITZ ■ & SON*
SHOE MERCHANTS
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A llappy and Prosperous 1922 we
wish to all our eitstoners and fri-
ends and we trust that the friendly
relationship which has existed be-
tween us in the past will be even
more firmly woven together j.n the
New Year.
R. N. DOUGLAS
CGENERAL, MERCHANT'
•PHONE 11 �- 97 BLAKE
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