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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1923-12-27, Page 8The Old Old Wish ` is extended to you A- Merry Christmas and A llappy New Year J. GASCHO SON Produce Wanted Phone 67 Zurich's Garage BATTERIES! BATTERIES! We are again handling the I.X. L. Battery �. PKIIr • IF IN NEED OF A BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE • US NNE MAKE A SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATTERY U'r7UARANTEE OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER QUALITY AND SERVICE CONSIDERED We also handle the famous II S. La Battery COMPLETE LINE OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES AND GEN - INE FORD PARTS ALWAYS ON HAND NOW IS THE TIME: TO. HAVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED. OUR lE'OLICY IS FIRST' HERE, FIRST SERVED. COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH: WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG THIS LINE AND CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDSAXY ACTYLIN WELDING BATTERY CHARGING BATTERY REPAIRING `• H. Mousseau Zurich • fiteng Obrilltittas We most cordially wish all our friends a Merry Wa- rms and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Good. Tunes beget Prosperity, Confidence begets Good Times,, and Good Appearance begets Confidence," As the New Year r:. s be" ng ��r sh- �a 1 erre c. . I , may it be !nark ec w it . eorbr.lrtira.ee of our freadly s, re I ations is . 0.74r itu')i sri• wishes 'T:AT)E1 aware WE1I)O Merchants $filnO 4ott • TS OUR MOST SINCEREST W I zEIES OP THE ZURICH HERALD TO ITS MANY READERS AND, FRIENDS. AND MAY'. 1924 • BRING MUCH PROSPERRITY AND (HAPPINESS TO YOU AS WELL AS ITO US IS OUR EARNEST WI~aFIE�'. ITEMS OF LOCAL NTEREST1 Mr. Harry Weber has taken a position! with Mr. Ferd. Hese for' the winter months. Mrs. E. Stoskopf of Kitchener, is :-visiting' her parents, Mr. and Mrs -Thos. Johnson'. 'Mr. Peter Kropf entertain number of his friends last day night!',' a good:jolly time' • orted by all ,:present.. -WO are now ready to aserv' with free air and gasoline. give day and night service A. Prang, Zurich. • The direct parcel .pot to tuany from Canada has been ,sumed. Parcels! will go during winter season via St. John, ed a Thugs is re - 43 (you We will L1 Ger- n re— the N.B• . The time of the year has larrivecl for renewing your subscription Get in the prosaeeion and start the new Iycar with a clean :sheet. The 1924 auto rnarker a will have' a yellow background; with raised letters in black. They will not be issued b€fore January 15th 'at the earleest. It is sofine years since the price of the Christmas turkey" has rea- ched the' low price of 23 cent's, wh- ich enabled the' poor as well as the rich to enlloiy a little rpf the Christmas fastivities. • An •inerealse of $27;816.530 was made in the net debt of Canada during November. The total de- bt on Nov. 30th' was $2,414.641,421.- A; wear ago the deibt was -$21;876'792 less. GA.t this rate when will Cans lads get out of debt? After deliberating for two and la half hours at Goderich on. Dec. 13, the jury trying Jahn A. Sage, of Wroxeter, fora serious offeanse a- gainst a girl under the age of 14. years., disagreed and -was 1itsche. , arged by Judge Dickson: Sage •vas given: his freedom on bail of $2;500. • Bled is to 'supersede brown i 1 the colorong of the three -cent st= amp, att"cordinlg to new Ottawa re- gulationsl, - Postmasters howe'i>c " will despor'e of their present"(sto- cks of brown before the new var- iety will be ieswed. deo reason is given(' fort the change in color. Dr. and Mrs.A.. X. MacKinnon re- turned from. Caladon Eat', on Fri- day, where they attended the fun- eral of the Doctor's only sister, Miss Mary, C. MacKinnon, who died. in her 51st year, on Monday 17th. the funeral taking place on Wed wednesday. The Doctor now is the only !survivor of the family, having had three deaths in a few years, his mother andsister pass- ing away in less tlhan a year. W(Qord Ovals received here of the death of Mr. Hy). R< Mitlerft ' ' o Battle Creek, Mich.. who, died Asea denly 1't'; his "horse on December 17 in his 55th year. Deceased be- ing a nephew of 1L Ir. 'Geo. Ii.; Pale 14th con. Hay. also of the late Benj. Wile of Zurich'. The late Mr. Mille:" bein,g a clerk at Mr. J. K. Wines. store, Zurich; some ye- ars ago. Be recently was a tray ruing salesman for railway sup plies. STANLFY TOWNSHIP,. ?'Ir. Ruskin Kays who; is teach-' ing near Elmira is Spending his' Xmas. holidays .1t his home oli, Babylon; Lr te. Miss Isabel FFowel'1 teacher of No. 5, Stanleys, is spending the Xmas. holidays at her home uy T:horeld. Miss Vera. Dowso r, is ispendini' a few days at the home of herr" uncle, ?1r. Calvin Dowiaon.: Sea:-. fortrh. ' - Mr, and Mays.. Oscar Wright and family of`'Kenrelwtrth, %petitXn7as at the home of Mrs. Wrights par- ents, Mr., and Mats, Geo. Do\vson: • Mr. W111• Robinson of Walton!, spent Xn is at the bottle of Ails mother, 112rs. E, R,bin:sonl. Mr. Geo Armstrong g Sr., of God- each, ,1i 1, -'•'yes and family . of 13rucefieId; Geo. - McCiinchey and ,family of Vs.rnn, and. Geo. Arra. strong and family of Brucefield,,all: spent Maas at th.• holm of.; Mr. D. ,T. Stephenson . on Goshen, Mr. Charlie Smith of Detroit, .,sp- home of Mr. Chas. Rrrnani Mils :Ray Taylor, , wbo for some time hass been teaching in Parr Lin& School, has resigned r eel and Miss Anna McDonald has been engagRd totake, her. place after the 'Xmas holidhys. Mr. Gordon iiayter, who las been working in (Pini;, is spending the holidays at his home on- Go- shen. Mr. and. Mee. Jnhvv Reid and rent sly of Flint are vi:#sting at pres c'nt with Mrs, Reids' mother, y'lrs. S. Johlt!ston. The death ocettrod in Londee orr' Senclay I) c. 23rd, o•T Mee Mary 1Can-xpbell of the• tBro'nlson Line, Sl•aastle Mrs. Carrs Abell has be Y 1 len in poor health for some time. with nervous trouble and was gr- a,dually growing worse. About two weeks! ago she was taken to Loncion for treatment but all that could het done for herwas of no avail ktnd the end came on Sunday aa above 'stated. The remains are beteg brought hokne and the fun- eral will' be held on Wled. ,from her late late residence to 'Bayfield cern Petery. Her husband, the late .Tohp Campbell, predeceased her .a num ber of years ago. She leaves an only son; Colin, for whom much Isy apathy is' flelq, as he hes been the constant 'companion, and-dev- oted nd-devoted attendant 'since the death of his fathert, rarely hlas a mother 'be- en blessed with a mom: devoted :and affectionate rsonl, and the 4iep- aratioi will indeed be keenly felt 'le the latter. Nes. Campbell's maiden name, wit's: Mary Delgaty. The warsl a 'sister of Mr. Robt. Del- gaty of Bayfield ;tn.d Mr. Jai 4 Del gaty of Gilbert Plain's', Man. NOMINATION • POLICE 'VILLAGE OF ZURICH PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY giy'en that a meeting 'of the Elec- tors of the Police ,Village of Zurich will be held in the TOWN HALL, ZURICH, on MONDAY DECEMBER 31st, 1923. . • At the hour from 7.00 to 8'.00 o'- clock in theevening for the purp- ose of nominating candidates for Police Truls':ee fo? the year 'i924,and ' a poll is demanded, ;a poll, will be opened on MONDAY, the 7th day of JANUARY, 1924; at .the Clerk's Office in the Town -Hall. Said po'lil be opened at 9 o'clock, a.m. until 5 o'clock, p.m ANDREW F. HESS • Returning Officer. - Dated. at Zurich, this 7th day of ;December, 1923 • NOMINATION PUBLIC NOTICE is herebygiv- en that a meeting ..of the Electors of ,the 1ti'unicipality of the Town- ship of Hay will be held in the TOWNSHIP 'HALL, in the. Village of Zurich, on Monday, December, 31st, 1923, at the hour from one to two O'clock ptml. for the purpose if nominating candidates for Reeve and Councillors for the Township of Hay for the year 1924, and in case a (pioll Lis demanded, po%lsbe. ;opened on MONDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1924, in the teverwl I�loIQing, Sub -Divisions of the Township as Follows;-- • Aoll No. 1, Polling Place, School House Not. 2, E. Campbell D:R;O C. Prouty Poll Clerk; No. 2, School 'House No. 14, D. Burns D.Re0., W. D.- Thotnpeon, PCC.; No. 3, !Town Hell, Wt. O'Brien ARLO.; W' Fe Braun Mr.; iNol. 4, ,W: G. Hetes' Shop, Wt G. less ,D.Rto. ; D. Os- wald P.q.; Na. 5, School Howse Nee 12, E. Bender DY.R.O,.,, J. Geoffrey, P. C{, Not 6, Hartleib's Block, 'J10 G. Goetz D,R:OG; A. Weber P O; $'Tor. 7 School Howse No. 3, W. Mc- Allister D.RCO. ; Jh 13. Forrest P.C. No. 8, C. 0. iSmith'rs shop, T. Duch - aim?. D.Rr.O., Jos. Corriveau: P.C. Said Polls will he kept open] from' 9 o'clock, Gene 'until 5 o'clock an(d no longer.. -; ANDREW; F. HESS, Returning Officer, Dated at Zurich, Dec. 7th, 3923. BIBLE THOUGHT �� FOR TODAY -u 551. dTnel�eie heritage ho will p,ee4 a mar }lean. V _•lig—,-1}'�'('::� ...i,. ,_-y'r._,:ic +.�« They helped •aver+y on his nei- ghbor; eighbor; and 'every, one said to his brothw Be of good -,,cheer and co- urage. -I4, 4i;6 - Buy the truth(, and sell. it not; also wisdom', and instruction and under.tancling P-rov..,23;93. -14 Por he ishall deliver the needy :whenl he crieth; the poor also, and him that hath to helper -.Ps. 72;12 • Thou modest him to have dom- inion over 'l:hr woks of thyheeds; thou `Heist put all thi Igo under his feet --Ps. 8;9 • Bre perfect, be of good cheer, ire of one mind, live in peac.r ; and the God of love and peace -,shall be with you, -4' C'or. 13;11 4 Mabel the to understand the way oft by r precepts; so shall T tank �tl i:hy wondrrous wtrrl s--Ps.l19,27 T110 Ugh I bestow all my goods tci feed the ;poor), and though 1 give my IDody , to be bur~•n'ed, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing. -4 Cor, 13;3• - Thli l6d.ty 1)4;e '`�7t'ir 152 The store with the Libras! Cosh Discount To Our many Customers and, Friends We extend a 1 Happy New Year LELICK& BRJ4LJN- PHONE 83 I THANK YO For the :Confidence- placed innae-during 1923 and -trope to 'merit the 'same during 1924. - - FOR YOUR INVESTMENTS DURING 1THE' COMING YEAR CHOOSE Huron and Erie Debentures 51- 4 per cent Canada Trust Co. Debentures 5 1-2 per cent MY MOTTO ;--SERVICE' AND SAFETY Andrew F. Hess;`" Zouch Have You MADE 11141 WILL? Painting and Paper Hanging I Ana in a position to do any • kind of paper hanging, painting raining and cteccratang Price for hanging paper, 25c, a roll. H. Eicknaeier, r Zurinh ... tf-a, 4. 4 Do You Know?g(t DR. JOHN Wim» - Chiropractic -and Electrical Treat- ments, --Eyes Examined Main :St., EXETER, Phone 70 Consultation and Examination I're®r• AT WALTER HOUSE, ZURICH .Every Wednesday, 10 Lams. , to 4p. ommulayipmermanomegrormaewelsoamossmasismareeer. 4-14+'•; +.1..t,g.,,,ofi-+ 4++++y +4•o4,1•4i'iii4.4•+xea ..t..,i.e4..e.e4 teee4++++ ' HERALD OFFICE g THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE . 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