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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1923-03-01, Page 2t ricsReductions Now in effect on following lines of Seasonable Goods: Mens' and Boys'. Over- coats ver'coais and Suits About Four. Dozen Sweater Coats for Men and Boys and 1 dozen Lad ies' Coats, PRICES CUT ITO PIE- CES IN THESE. Men's Heavy Sox, Mitts, Gloves., Wool Blankets, Etc. NEW SPRING GOODS ARE NOW ARRIVING. See our new Lot of Prints, Ginghams, Shirtings, Gal- ateas, Chintzes, Creotns, Special Price on 200 yds. print light and dark Colors, 25c. yd. NEW Shipment of Stamped mats on hand. Make your choice now TRY ROYAL PURPLE Laying Meal for your hens. Makes hens lay more eggs. We have a new lot of .Royal Purple and Pratts Stock and Poultry Reg- ulator, also Oyster Shell, •and GRIT NOW ON HAND. Our 1922 Accounts are now ready. Will YOU dell for Yours. If not call- ed for in a short time, we will forward them by m ail. J. GASCHO & SON Prfkduce Wanted Phone 67 Zurich's Garage AUTO TIRES We have on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And TUBES, All Sizes (Best on the Market). Also a few 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 Genune Ford Parts ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF VARIOUS AUTOS. I.X.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Bat c:•y Charging, Axy- Acetyline Welding. EXPERTAUTO REP A MING A SPECIALT Y. , Get into the habit of Pat-ronizing us. '. a want to you, and Serve You Wwll. PHONE No. 103. H. MQUSSOaU Zurich serve • What is more appreciative these • cold `linter nighrs than to huddle •beside a nice warm Heater Stove or well warmed home with one Of our popular makes of Furnaces ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Mr. Albert Kalbflei'sch is spend - ,few days at Kitchener. Don�'ila Ruby is atteeding millinery :illinery opening at London M week. Mrs. John Deitz of Brucefteld. is visiting •at the home of Mr, and'i Mrs. Samuel Deitz, • You'll always find that married. people who have never quarrel-, ed have very poor.memories.February is abundantly main- tainirt�g itis reputaiotn for being the' moat wintry of the winter months Hats off 'to President Harding' who would, not agree to !stop Ami-'. erican anthracite coal from eon-' ing into.Canada. Mr.Ed. Mousseau, who had been taking treatments at Detroit, has u retned homer on Thursday, • and loaka much better. , Canada's next House of Connm-.. ons will consist- of 245 members, an an increase of ten over the "pres- ent representation. The recent cold wave the past few week's has consumed nearly alit the coal in most • bins in Zurich, and afe late it• is almost .impossible to get dry wood to use ;as .a sub- stitute, ingn,g a ••essse•emmoodeeeeseeeaseeee}aesee+ o)1*seos•ee••s•*q •• • •• •• The People's Hardware STORE "i• We carry in Stock almost any- thing called forin the hardware line, Shelf Hardware, Tinware, • Stoves, Mitts. Horse Blanket's, \Vitatee Bells in different sites, 1 Etc., Etc. 1 We have Just recently received a large shipment of Auto Tires,. 1 Anyonepreparing now for the coming , � summer's season should first see us and get our prices and eenipare them with quality. • • 1 • • • Again we must refer to the birthdays party that was held. at the home of Mr. Wm. Theil, 'Brone •son, Line, as the party intentionally was held on Monday, evening, as the Sundayg a:thering was en as- sembling of visitors. One of the triplets born to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Dunseth, Dublin Ont., is dead. The break in the trio of infante occured in the death of Helen, the frailest of the three, who was kept at home when. Ross and Jean, the brother and !sister were taken to the hospital at St= ratford. The babies there are do- ing well. The mother is progress ing nicely. BRONSON LINE NOTES Miss Thelma Oswald. spent Sun- day with her friends, Winnie and Gertie Ortwein. Parties including ice crea d a light lunch are the order day,, ' Mr. Gordon .Surerus is sick list. Mr. Milton Deitz of Zu ent Sunday under the parental roof,. Miss Louisa Geromette of Hen• sall spent the wee -end with her sister Mrs. Paul Masse. ene A., number of •families on the line have organized a club, naiinely,.. "Wide Awakes" and are a live or= ganization` , • Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oswald, spent • Sunday at the home of. Mrs. G,.. Surerus. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Surerus spent Sunday. at Chi'selhurs t. - Wedding Bells area ringing. On account of the severe storm last week, the school was eloeed Wednesday and Thursday;. SPORT NEWS a It'll '4; I• r1 .'A ;: fl. '1 11na 5(la ", I't..iJruari„ 22nd, .t92 * LOCAL MARKETS. (Corrected every ;Sutter Wednesday) $red apples per ib. DOtch setts per lb. Potatoes per bag ..: Wheat per bushel .. Oats .. Flour per cwt. Bean per ton Shortsp er top. 'Live Hog's 35 .....a 38 . 1.15 45 3.00-3.75 28.00 30.00 • 9.50. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER of the Estate of: • PETER DURAND, late of the df the Township of .Hay, in the County. of Huron, Farmer, de- ceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons • having any claims or dee Mends' against the late Peter Durand, who died at the City of ,iS.tratford, County of Perth, on or about the second day of Decero- ber, A.D. 1922, are required to send by past pre -paid or to deliver to the undersigned, Solicitors here- in for Frank Ellen Adam's; Execut- or of the estate of Peter Du'randt, their. 'navies and addresses and full particulars of their claims and statements of their accounts and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them. ' Ane take notice that after the fn'st day of March, A. D. 1923, the said Executor will proceed to distribute the asset's of the said deceased among the persons en- titled thereto; having regard.only to the claim's of which he shall then have had notice and that the said. Executors will not. be 'liable for the 'said. assets or any part thereat to any persons of whose claim he shall not have then re- ceived notice. DATED at Strat''ard this 13th day of ..February, A. D. 1923, OWENS & GOODWIN 9 Albert Street, Stratford, Ontario, i ,Solicitors for Executor. • 1 One of those real fast, snappy and exciting games of hockey was played on the Zurich arena on Monday evening when the Hensall team was over and gave our boys the game of the.season, score 5--4 in favior of the home team, 'at the end of the third period the score was a tie, 4-4 and it required 20 minutes of overtime playing he- ' fore a goal could be 'scored. Much ciedit is given to Russell Preeter of the Zurichites, for the splendid body checking he performed, and also broke. through the ranks and file of the Hensal'l aggregation and scored singlehanded. Lee Hof- fman handled the indicator and kept both teams well under dec- iplrne. These teams could not be more •evenly matched, and it is a real -treat to see hetmm perform, as it is nobody's game until the bell tolls for the last sop. t The line ftp. Zurich Hen'sall G. Walper Goal 'Shaidock M. Hey Def. • A Bell R. Preeter, L. Def, R Bush L. O'Brien Centre R,Paimer G. Rau L. W Brown A. Hess R. W. E ,Shaddock T. Yun•gblut Sub. Coulter • A. Keller Sub. J. Patterson, L W. Hoffman, Referee. STANLEY; TOWNSHIP. A. Box Socia was held in the Town Hall, Varna, last Fridley ev- ening ,under the auspices of the. Varna, Library. A. good programs was gived aid a very pleasant • e v ening was spent[. Mr. Warren Schilbe, who has been engaged for the, past' year with Mr. Bert Peck., has moved to the farm on the'2nd'con'. of Tuck- ersmith which he purchased eery- ently from Mr. Writ. . Butt, Miss Flossie Hayter of London is spending a week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry', Hayter. S t• , , Mies Pearl Stephenson of Hen. sail, spent Sunday et her horne{on the Goshen. Lloyd Hayter of Hensel], also spent Sunday at his hatne hero. �.+� Mrs, Root. McClinchey returned. ET� .r •• • • • • �I PREZURICH home last week after spending a, few daffy with friend's at Loner don, . t i SCHOOL REPORT Following 'ls the report of U► 13 S. Na. 15, Hav and Stephen for the month of January. . Marks are based on weekly tests and da- ily work. Jr. IV—Joe Baker 72; Pearl Wal- per 51. i Jr. III Jean Turnbull 92; Olive: 'Turnhia' 85. Ethel Walpekr 58 Herbert Keller 45. • I Jr.:II—Otil t Wolper 87, Rhir►hart CelIer 519, Harold.' Keller 55, Rhein!- hart"KHeckman 30,` Bruce. Kennel 12•: Primer -Janet Turnbull, Mairrgha Rader. r J' 0. Lindsay, Tieacherr SCHOOL REPORT The hollowing is the report of S'. S. NoL5 Stanley for the month o'f Ja'n'uary(. The figures denote the, percentage!, obtaine4 iQt the we- ekly examinations. Jr. IV—Margaret McKinley 75; Edgar Smith 75; Irene McCIi•ncheiy 70; Walter McBride 68, WesleyHa'y■ ter ,60: . 'Jr, III—Helen Dimmick, 81; El- gin Hayter 71; Emma, McBride 89, Russel`Rohner 60, , II—Edgar' McClinchey 614 - Jr.- H—Jennie Dimmick, 70; Mar rgret Robinson '60; Grace Robin - soli 60. e Pt. II—Elmore McBride 72, Bert McBride 09, Elmore Stephieneon 65, i Pte, I—Russell Hayter, Bruce Mo- Clinchtey, eVra Smyth+. 4, ' 'Primer -Noreen Robinson, Camp bell McKinley, , I " Mrs. F. Watson,steacher • Let the worths of my mouth, and the meditation of my; heart, be acceptaible ni thy sight. (Ci Lord my strength and my redemmer,B - Ps. 19;14. Thou art worthy, 0 Lord,, to rem. eeive glory and honour and power; for thou hast created; All thing and for thy pleasure they r(ae and' were made;. r, . Rev. 4;11. Let the people praise thee, 0 God; let • all the people 'praise thee. Then shall the :earth yield her increase; and God, even our owix..c odt shall bless us. Ps. 65;%5,9, They that trust in the Lord ishan, be, as Mount Zion, whiebcan- not be removed, but .ahideth for- ever lAs' the mountains are round. about Jeruselent, eo theLord is round ,about his people ,from, henceforth even for ever. Ps.:125; 1,; 2. I i The eterlelai God is thy refuges and undeimertth. are the +everla.sting ariete-'Det. 33;27, • , There is therefore now no con- demnation to them which are in' Christ Jesus, who wok not after the flesh, brut after the Spirit.— Rota. And ,we know that all thinbs, work together for goad to theist l;httt love Gbt4 to diemwho are, the 'culled according too his pule- ) aeeee'.Ronk 8;28, The store with ` the Liberal Cas4 Discount ,Don't Forget Your Accounts for 1922 are ready Please call' before February i th After which date we will be ob- liged to mail them to you.. HAVE A HEART Need the CashMELIC�K&cBR1lUN We PHONE 63 .: -1••:: •A•1 i•�••'r•i!•��II�...3 �-ir°r•1•'l' +•y' +., •£ F•&'F' fi.-s•oL.�••F��... -' HERALD OFFICE 4. _ _ Do You Know?' 4. THAT W.E „ARE. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR le .3. 000D PRINTING + THAT WE t;AN SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED WEDDING + INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, SUCH is AS LETTERHEADS, BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND STATEMENTS + THAT WE ARE AGENTS FOR TWO LEADING MANUFACT •fir URERS OF COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN SUP- '1' PLY .AN.1 QUANTITY AND SIZE OF CHECK BOOKS + THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVEL- .�3, OPES IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPERS,' CARBON OR + 'TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAGS; MEMORIAM ST - ,t. A'.CIONERY, NONE BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS INTWO + SIZES4., FOOLSCAP, ETC., ETC. 4. ' THAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY - •SIZE INK BOTTLE WITH GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN INK FOR 5c. LARGI= GER QUANTITIES AT BIGGER REDUCTIONS ,. THAT WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION SALE POS- + ',TERSi MERCANITILE POSTERS AND ALL GENERAL • ,'1 }, PRINTING OUR SPECIALTY • +*************4-410, Ready -to -Wear DENOM Y BROS. Clothing GENTS FURNISHINGS Ordereell Clothiat Habberlin Clothing THE BEST CLOTHING IS THE KIND THAT SELLS AND BRINGS REPEAT ORDERS. THAT IS'VV11 AT HA:BBERLIN liRA.ND WILL DO THIS SPRING. ,THEY ARE MAKING SMARTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS AND USING BE- TER FABRCIS .THAN THEY RAVE EVER DONE BEFORIe PRICES ARE ATTRACTIVE HOB13ERLIN CLOTHING IS BAC KED BY. HA131jERLIN SERVICE, WHICH MEAN1/45 COMPLETE SAT ISFACTION DE2TOMY 8R08. Proboo Caen it ez han a hir Mob