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To close the year without ex
pressing appreciation of our
pleasant relltioaship in 1922
would be leaving one of oar.
principal debts unpaid.
We wish you a very prosperous
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J. GASCHO SON
Produce Wanted
Phone 67
Zurich's Garage
AUTO TIMES
We have on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And
TUBES, All Sizes (Best on the Market). Also a fete Seconds to
Clear at (Extra Special Prices).
LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS ON AUTO CYLINDER LUBRI-
CATING OILS AND GREASES. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE
THE BEST AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OILS OF PROPER VES-
COSITY TO SUIT YOUR MOTOR.
Also stock a complete line of
Genuine Ford Parts
'ALWAYS ON HAND ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS AUTOS.
I.X.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
', IAcetyline Welding. EXPERTAUTO REPAIRING A. SPECIALT
r 7 Y. , Get into the habit of Pat-.ronizing us. We want to serve
you, and Servo You Wwll.
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We most cordially wish all our friends aMerry Clirfste
auras and a Happy and Prosperous . New Year. Good
Times beget Prosperity, Confidence .begets Good Times,
and Good Appearance begets Confidence, 4•J''''"
IT IS WITH MOST SINCEREST THANKS THAT WE
CAN AGAIN EXPRESS TO OUR MANY ICUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS. MAY 2HS' NEW YE A.R BE ONE 01?
f~,RE A'1' REJOICING AND OF MARKED PROSPERITY
TO ALL, AND CONTIG JEi) CONFIDENCE IN OUR
BUSINESS RELATIONS TS OUR MOST VALUED DE-
SIRES.
Stade (Sc Weido
ITEMS OF LOCAL
.:.lvett'ise in ,the herald ani let
laeople know what you have to sell
Mr. 9.'heo, Smith left her Kitch- !ze cost is so small that it is no
ever on Wednesday n cu'Uleig. eonsiderati;on.
Don't eonsid.er, advertising an A. number from the village a't-
'Xp•encliture, its nn inves4ltaeni, n•d,e*"1 thie :funeral of the late
Miss C. Brown of ,Creditoza^°•txosday.
,.z*riel Steinbach at Exeter on
the week -end at the hone., of Mr. Mr Lloyd Wainer of Zurich and
clad' Mrs. J.Preeter. .T.ise .Anna.' Richardson of the Parr
Master Lern Easter of Hens'ill, !,l'y' spent the woelr=end at the
rpent the past week With, Orlando '..,rate of Mr, and Mrs,. S, Greb,
tattlerlabylon Linei bylon in., 3
Mr. John'Hey,, Jr„ and; son Mr, Reef Alvin Stx crus, who spent
,toyd and'' Mr, H.H.
Neel) were o o Cleo o hold ays at his home on, the
nesiness to London on 'Tuesday, ''n"''te nn"the Bronson, has return -
Messrs. Theo. Wagner and Lloyd t! ss as Professor of languages in
,.aibfleisch returned last: geek to the college there.
Y aterloo to resume their studies
-t the Sexlninary there..., A,
• tits` part. of Ontario during the we -
'N Oakville to resume his du, -
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Dr. H. F. Kbopp and family of al; -end and the mercury dropped
lmherstburg were visiting at the considerable below zero;; t gibe
borne of his parents Mr. and Mrs. sleighs are running and by the fall
.flat, Knopp, New-. oYears, Call of `sniow while going to press,
Mr. John Kipper, blacksmith, has it looks like a real old time Cane
een appointed. as agent for this ada winter.
Jstriet for the celebrated Cock- The new Council' of the OEown�
;butt line of farm 'maellinery, wh-
ine].
ship of Hay convened in the
ch is well knlown as second to non ;.
unid we wish Mr. Kip,per success Tonin Hall on Monday, when the
al his undertaking,carious members took the oath of
' office, considerable business was
Mr. Garfield, Broderick' near i transacted, the full detail of the
iensall left last week, for' London minutes will appear in' the next"
vhere he is taking a course in issue of the. Herald.
the business college. 1 The Herald is desirous of pub -
real cold wave passed over
Communion 'sernaces were held Turbans all the news of the town
in the Evangelical church on Son -1 'led ' district, choosing the import -
day, and preparatory services on a11`deme from week to week. It
Friday evening, which were con is no small task to gather this
news and many an item would el-
ude us if our friends did not keep
us in mind and "put us wise" oc-
Inspectors Pellow and Wallace casionally. This is what we like,
of Goderichi were in Zurich one day the hearty co-operation of all our
last week, and being acconlpiaziifriends. When anything happens
which you think we should know,
about give us a hint by- wordof
ducted by Rev. S. M, Hauch of
Crediton. (t c,
iedb y Co!. Constable Jul. Bloch;
of Zurich, they made a raid on a
cellar a few miles out oftown, and mouth, telephone or card, or
emptied three barrels of hard drop a slip of paper in our letter
cider, approximately 125 'gallons. box, at our front door entrance.
The owner of same also fined $10 We are just as glad to publish -
and costs for over indulgence of news about people who do not
the use of these spirits and being read our paper as about those who
intoxicated in. a,pubiic- place. do.
One of the cold!-bloodedest trag- A number from town were to
edy seen in many a day wee pulled ',London on Monday evening to
off • at Kincardine on. Saturday„ 1 hear The Messiah sung in the First
when Donald. P. • McDonald enter-' 3lethod.ist church by 150 voices.
ed the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Geo., One of the special attractions was
N. I.ay, while, they were taking theb ass soloist Mr. Frank Cuth-
their dinner and in revenge of an hrrt of New York, who delighted
oid feud dating back to recruiting the large audience with his pleas -
days of • 1915. McDonald opened ing voice and manner. The Hall -
fire upon the Kay family sitting ielujah chorus was beautifully rex-
at the table enjoying the meal. Mrs ;flexed and worthy of special men -
Kay Kay was first shot in theheadtion.
and the gun was then timed on
Mr. Kay, who imniediatel
stairs but while doing so
bulletts pumped into his
fell over, dead.,. _Made
7 -year old daughter, hi
sofa, and upon the niur
phoned Tor assistance, Mn
in a serious condition. I
then went and played fi
of pool before his arrest. "+.
ran up
d five
y and
the
Bind !a•
ri leave
Kay is
is
Donald
games
From the report of the inspector
of the County Home, we take the
following; -The total number of
inmates admitted since the open-
ii.rig of the house was 575;,, number
of inmates .on Dec. 1st, 1921, 85,
lumber of inmates in the house
Dec. 1st' 1922, 79; (39 males and 40
females; admitted from the;•several
municipalities ..as follows ;-1%Iee
Kiilop 1; Usborne 1; Colborne 1;
Turnberry 2; Goderich town 1;•
Seaforth 2; Exeter 1; Wingham 1;
Clinton 2; Beerfth 1; total expend(-
iture on the house and farm $12,-
067.94; produce sold during 1922;
$1,898.91; received from paying in-
mates $2,245 13; average Weekly ex
penditure per inmate; $i;93; coll-
ected during the year for mainl-
tenanee of inmates, of which no ac-
count has been taken above, $1-
052.83,
The Luther League of St. Pe-
ter's Lutheran} church held their
annual business meeting last
Tuesday. evening, ilhe meeting
was fairly- well attended and all
present took an active part in te-
ansacting the( business of the meet-
ing. +After the reports of the 'of-
ficers and the cliairnian of the var-
ious committees had been givext,
the election! .of officers took place.
The following officers were elect-
-:c1,—President, Albert Kalbfleiseh ;
Vice -Pres. Albert Hess, Secy., Freda
Kalb:fleisch; Treas. George Dei-`'
chert; Organist, 'earl : Johnston;
Ass't-Organist, Laura Deters. The
meeting was closed after each of
the newlyreleeted, officers had giv-
en a she.... address, Rev.' Rembe
also spoke At the close ;of the .me-
eting. - }Ie suggested that the me
tubers take ';as their motto for the
year 1923. A bigger Leagtie, anld
a Better one. r
1922 Xmas Sealer
.(Derry
The Nati 61'1'6,1
Sanitarium Associa-
tion is to be con-
gratulated on the
handsome Xmas
Seal now on finale
to s of the. lltuS
koka .fiospitltll nor
,igasDesed shoWtt
above, worked out
with .ad, . and
roti~
green And '.black,
the seat is very` at-
tractive, and should be wtdelty, used
for decorative purposes on Christi'nas
packages, letters, etc.. .
'The Hospital is in need of +utak
to carry on Its work. Why 114bus' ',
these seals in llett of; others? of
only Will you get good value inire-
turn, but your rriortey rw(11 bir ,r nde
to serve a greater end,:for It will
go to help s'omeono in distresti, pli
For sale by school chi frlren,'Illan fs,
,COMMUNIC&TION
Zurich; • Jax',vary 543.
To the Editor Zurich Herald •
Dear Sir ;—
Will you kindly allow
me a few lilies in your paper re-
garding an article which appeared
a few weeks ago regarding The
Adolescent Act.
If .seems to me that a lot of
daily as well AS weekly papers are
all worked up about the absurdity
of the Adolsoent Act, which they
claim was found unworkable in
Great Britain. "And Yet", they
say, "The Drury Government co-
pies it, passes it, and has recently
said intends to 'enforce it; in sepit
of all opposition."
Apart from the, fact that the
Drury Government did not copy
copy the British Act., and did not
pass it, these papers are right en-
ough. The statement needs to be
reiterated that The Adolescents
Act was placed upon the Statute
books by Hon,, Dr. Cody, Minister
of Education). The Drury Govern-
ment has simply provided for the
enforcement of a law they found
in existence. when they took office.
Thanking you for your valuable
space.
I ami, Yours Truly.,
t 33. G. Krueger.
Coming Social Events
The.•Zurieb branch of the Wom-
en's institute have decided tohold
a box social some time! in January,
It is some time since a box social
«sae -held in Zurich, and it will be
an interesting event.
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BIBLE THOUGHT
—FOR TODAY
Bible Thoughts memorised. wlt1 prove a
priceless heritage in after years,
The Lord bless theeand keep
Thee The. Lord 'make his face
shine upon thee, and be gracious
unto thee, �,g
0. Lord revive -thy work in the
midst of the years, in the midst of
the years make kniown; in wrath
rennember mercy.
Love, joy, peace, longsuifering,
gentleness, goodness frith, meek
nes.",temperance, against such .thi
ere is no law.
If ye abide hi me, and my worde
abide int you, ye 'shall ask what ye
will, and it ,s'haill be done' unto you,
Ya shall know the truth, annd the
truth shall make you free:
Peace I leave with you, my pe'
ace I give 'into you; not art the
wrold giveth, give I unto your Let
not your heart be troubled, nei-
ther let it be afraid,
They that wait upon, theLor ,
shall renew their strength; they
shall run Fond not be weary, and
�,orrwdireet Cron! Nome -'wan Depart.. theysballl want And not faint.
:went, Ortrle ,institute, Toronto, !:sats :; `
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rhursciav January 11tnn.. .14i3
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:The store with the Liberal Cash Diseount
And see the Wonderful Ya1=
ues in Aluminum now
showing in our window.
Dere are just a few items.
TEA KETTLES $1.98
COFFEE PERCOLATOR $1.98
DISH PANS $1.98
SES.` 3 SAUCE PANS $198
8 AND 10 QUART STEWING KETTLES $1.98
These are all Guarantees Heavy
Weight Utensils
We carry a complete line of Furn-
iture and Hardware. Your confid-
ence is solicited.
MELJeK& BRI4[JN
PHONE 83
Rerald Job Dcpartmcnt
Is al ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop
es, Check .Books, Posting Bilis a specialty.
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FOR SALE
6-h.p. International gas engine
hoppercooled, magneto, friction I
clutch pulley, on trucks, for sale
cheap, apply to Alex. Mousseau,
Zurich.- .:W _ _ tf-20
TO CLEAR
In order to clear out our $3,000
Bankrupt stock of Ladies', Misses,
Children's shoes and Rubbers, we
are offering same at less than Half
Price. Everybody needs Foot-
wear, so give us a call and tape
advantage of these bargains while
they last.
GEORGE EDI .,HOFEFER, Dashwood
LOCAL MARKETS -
(Corrected every Wednesday).
Butter 3
Eggs
Erred apples per lb. 7c
Dutch setts per lb. ... ___ _ 5c.
Potatoes per bag 75n
Wheat per lltushel _.. _.. ... 1.1
Gats 4.61
Flour per cwt: _.. ... _..... 3l00-3.751
Bran per ton
Shortsp er ton .. 30.0(t
Chickens per 114. ... ... _.. 9-1/
Old Hens lb!, 1. F 6-14
Ducks lb. ___ .. 16--1$
Hogs .- --, = $1.0.0111'
Ready -to -Wear DENOMY BROS.
Clothing
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
ear Gree:tin.
THANK YOU
FOR YOU RLTT3ERAL PATRONAGE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
lNES1922 AND FOR THE CONFIDENCE YOU HAVE SHOWN IN OUR IA-
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MAY YOU CONTINUE TO FIND OUR MERCHANDISE AND
OU SERVICE AS DEPENDkELi • THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR
AS IN THE PAST—ON OUR PART WE CAN ASSURE YOU bF
BEST ENDEAVOR iTO 'GIVE YOUR, ESTEEMED ORDERS '!THE l:'1tCle
PER ATTENTION GOOD BUSIN-ESS DEMANDS.^
2D311011T 33110S.
l'c)11.)) t)n, in exchange for Cfodds