HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1915-01-01, Page 1Vol, XV
ZUR1C}-h FRIDAY
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We rnost cordially wish all our friends a Merry Christ—
mas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. - Good
Times beget Prosperity, Confidence begets Good Times,
and Good Appearance begets Confidence.
Do your share this year toward maintaining Prosper-
ity by keeping your property, inside and outside, wellpainted. And when you do paint, there's but one paint
to use to insure besttresults and greatest economy. It is
3i/ER IN-WILLIAMS PAINT, PREPARED, S.W P.
It is made by a firm with a well known reputation for
best quality products. It is paint that is always y right,
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and always full vzeasare.
Made of the best materials, by the best paint makers.
Resolve to paint your house next spring with S.W. P. It's
a resolution that will bring you satisfaction.
We quill be
glad to sho'zv you
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- Jest what you have been looking for, S.psoitel regular 50 cent ,fig,
tie for 25 cents, Also a nice line of men's and ladies" mufflers in 4
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• A large variety of plain, initialed, bordered, and fancy
• hta.nkerchiefs. We have theta by the hundreds, Also big assort
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• Mothing`tvould be nicer or more serviceable fcr sister or
4' sweetheart than a fur sett. We have something special justnow
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8• natural wolf, regular $40, for $27.50.
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A. large variety of Ladies' . Gloves Collars,
4 Sweater Coats, Laundry bags Belts, Hose, Ribbons,
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We have a splendid variety of gllverw'are, in tea spoons, e
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Cu611clie3. Ncits, Oranges and fresh Groceries,•
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LOCAL NE's
Huron Poultry Show w:11 ire he ld til
(toder�ieh on Jan. 12, le and, `!t.
Miss Eleanore IIartl'eib, of TF1, ozrto
is spending the holidays ether ':Izuinee
here.
Mr, Calvin Williams; of Buifiv'iu, N.,'
Y,, is spending a few weeks t hi home
here.
Miss Celia. Hess is visitieg her aster
Mrs. G. A. Bissett, Saltsfora feria few
weeks.
Mrs Pollock of Ripley, and sin, is,
visiting this week with her brother,
Principal Howard.
Dr W Schoellig, wife and child. of
Detroit, visited relatives in this vicini-
ty over the holidays.,
Mr. Harvey Colosky and wire of
Detroit, Mich., are visiting with 'the
former'sparents over the holidays,
Verna, Miss Mabel Clark of near Varna,
has been engaged the trus • .e,- of S
laby
S No' G, Hay es teacher: for the next
terra.
Mr. David Schnell, of Aberdeen
Sask., arrived here last Thursday and
will visit relatives for a 4,Nv months
in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ealbfioi eh, of
Detroit, visited relatives here, over
eiStn dsy. Mr Kalbfleisch returned to
•tllebity on Monday.
Miss Vera Seibert and Miss ,Carrie
iGellman were visiting friends at rhe
(14th con. and Dashwood during the
forepart of the week,
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Mr; G Holtzulan went the hol?days
With r.olativesin Berlin.
Miss .Diana Rrckbeil returned home
Thursday last from an.extended visit
with friends in Berlin and Berton.
ML-. Henry Fuss is spending the
New Year holidays with friends in
Detroit and other points in Michigan.
Mr A Arohidald of Toronto, a former
pLipcipal of Zurich l'udlie School.
was looking up old aquaintanoes this
week.
Mr. Henry Schnell of. Ayton is
visiting relatives here at present, He
intends remaining in Zurich for some
ti ne,
Mr. Edmund Geiger, of the teach-
ing staff of a St. Thomas school, was
renewing acquaintances in town on
Monday,
Miss Lottie Galster has returned
from New Dundee, where she bad
charge of a millinery department in
one of the stores.
The young folks of the section en-
joyed
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'o ed pleasant pleasant evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clasper Wolper,
Goshen line south on Tuesday.
The Sunday School elass of Miss
Alice Johnson gathered at her home
on Christmas Eve and presented her
with a beautiful bouquet holder.
Misses J. Veiteh and M. Walker, of
the Zurich Public School teaching
stag are spending the holidays at their
homes in Platstville and Hayesville
respectively. -
Mr Milford L Brown of . Toronto of
the.Bank of Comnerse staff, who was
spending his Xmas. holidays ab the
home of his parents, left for the city
on Monday afternoon.
An interesting entertainment was held
at the school house of S, S. No 11,
Hay, on Monday, Dec. 21st, when the
teacher, Mise Stinson and her pupils
enteetafnnedtl epeople of the atetiiin
for a few hours. The program consist-
ed of recitations dialogues readings and
songs and speeches by the trustees and
other prominent men of the section.
Mr.Albeet I;albfleisch acted as ehair
man.
Mrs Herb Becker and son Mervin,
of New Dundee are spencling a.nunsor
of weeks with her parents, Mr gaud
Mrs Jacob Brown, Goshen line. '
Me',Boy Geiger, who ss alb r`{ing
th�t iie ediito• t nivers'i ty,' wilt preach in
theEvangelical church next . Sunday
evening. Everybody welcome. . '
Mr and Mrs 0 A. Miller, and son
Stanteigh, of Boyceville Wiis.. are
'visiting the former's mother. Mrs.
Sarah Miller, and other friends in this
vicinity for a few weeks.
The Ladie'sAid of the Lutheran
church gave Mrs, John Kuntz, of the
14th Con., a surprise party last Satur-
day afternoon. A pleasant time was
spent by all.
Among the many visitors here dur.
ing the holidays we noticed the follow-
ing. --R. Geiger and Miss Adis Seibert,
of Toronto; R. Appel, Stratford, Fred
E. Hess, London; W, Goodwin, God-
erich; Orland. Johnston, Clinton; Mr.
and 1VIrs. L. G. Beeman and Miss
Emma Heideman, Detroit; E. Axt,
London, Norman and Miss Alice
Truemner, Toronto; John Wilhelm,
Baden; Bud Routledge,Dashwcod.
s I POLICE TRUSTEES.
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At the nomination meeting for Police
Trustees for the Village of ,Zurich ,for
next year held on Monday evening the
members of last year's board were re-
elected by acclamation. They are H.
Well,. t' W Hess and Il: Yungblut.
Various important matters pertaining
to the welfare of the village were dis-
cussed and it is likely that the streets
along the 'business section will be
sprinkled or oiled next : 'summer,
shovelling snow off the sidewalks was,
also discussed.
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Tne Christmas Entertainment at
the 14 con. last Sunday evening was
one of the best ever held at this place.
The evening being most inviting, drew
an immense crowd; which taxed the
church to its utmost, A. great many
left, not being able to gain admittance
The program was interesting from be-
gining to end. The cantata The
Rase of Bethlehem" was 'beautifully
and tactfully carried out bringing great
honor to all the participators. May the
spirit and sentiments expressed in the
Cantata remain with everyone during
the year.
The Christmas .tree programme
held in the Lutheran ehurch on
Christmas eve was largely, attended,
the church being well filled. The
pupils acquitted themselves most
creditably and all present seemed to
be well pleaed with the numbers
rendered. An interesting part of the
programme was": the presentation of
prizes to the Scholars who attended
the school most regularly and also to.
those who learned their lessons well
during the year. The church was
nicely deaorated for the occasion, two
large Christmas trees trimmed with
tinsel, etc„ at the front of the church
was the most pleasing eight to the
children.
The Christmas entertainment held
in the Evangelical church on 'Christ-
mas night, was a big success. The
favorable weathorbrought out an i•mm
ease crowd and the church was packed
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to the doors. i'Ue entertainment was
well worth seeing and was considered
by many tohave been the best ever
given by the scholars of that Sunday
School. The many tableaux were eY
eeptionally fine and impressed one
the greatness.: and glory of the
Christ -child, The singing by the
choir and others was also well rendered
and gave pleasure to all who were
present. •Miich credit is due to those
who heel eharge of training the pupils
taking part
MARRIED
Reid--Johnston.---At the home of the
bride's mother, Stanley township
on Deceinnber 2Brd, by Bev. Mr,
Johnston, Aggie, da,ugbterof t1rs,S,
Johnston, to John Reid, all of Stan.
ley township.
YEA
See us about
Rubber a >d Overshoe prices
before buying elsewhere or sending to a mail order
house. Our stock is all new and we oarry nothing
but No. 1 grade in every line so you buy with the
assurance of getting the best at prices that will defy
the competition of any mail order house and in add-
ition you have the adyantage of seeing the goods
before you buy. A call will convince you.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
e. FRITZO = Zurich
The Home of Good Shoes
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Candies
We have a large .assortment `of al'I kinds of
Candies. See our.boa-bon box4 s fol Xmas.
Xmas Novelties
We have a large stock of Xmas 1 ovc.lties,
such as Cards, Booklets, etc,, to choo..e from.
Bread and Cakes
We handle only Connor's bread and Cakes,
made and baked in Clinton.
aw and Stewed Oysters
Leading brands of Cigars
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TAILRED
CLOTHES
When yon buy a Tailored
Garment, you bay something
you can believe in utterly.
\\Te believe in them our-
selves, we know them thor-
oughly, and we cannot but be
entliusiastio abort them.
Wear Tailored Clothes and
you will know that they are
• the best made, befit designed,
best finished young men's
clothes on the market, and
we sell them because ibis our
purpose to have re i,ble mer-
chandise for tell .i•,, , pro pie
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