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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-01-21, Page 1ZURICH RA Vol, XV ZURICH, 'FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21, I916, r•-•••4 A'P000b•••.•••'d"'0000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 • • • •• 4 • • • • 4 • • • • 4 • • • • • •• • • • 4 • • d • a 4 0• 0 4 •• • • • • • • • • • • 4 • • • • • • • • t •• • • • • Now that 1915 is gone and we are about to enter i i 1916. . I wish to thank all my Customers and friends i •• for their support in dealing with me during the year. o I have done the best 1 could for you. •d • 1•have tried to save you many dollars in the past m • • year by buying my stod..early and in the best market • Zfor Gash. • • Our stock of merchandise for 1916 is' all bought • : before the raise, and most of it in stock. I will there= •• • fore be in a position to sell you goods at price's which i • i . will be easy on your purse, considering the present i imarket prices, and herewith soliciting for a continuation o s •of your trade. W s hung you all a 0 • •s • • • • 0 • • • • o• • • • • • • • • o• •• • • i � 4 a•• • • • • • • 11 A P P • • • .. • • • • w • • • IaI Q a� s• •• •• 0 • • • ., • • • 4,e e e .:...„ k k k k k k k k k k 1 4.4* a r J. PR EETER �".,4Fae�ea•Raa-���l4•11,",4114 a FLOCAL NEWS. e rwe 4.5,11LY<V11,y¢+'4.11 <GA4,s►,4s J. J. Merner, M. P., . is attending parliament at Ottawa. Our mailing list has been corrected to date. See if your label has changed. Miss Ethel Weido has returned from an extended visit with relatives at Crosswell, Mich. Dr E S Hardie, dentist, will be at the Dominion House, Zurieh, on Wed- nesday, and Wednesday of the follow- ng week. Parties. owing me are kindly, re'- quested to call for their accounts. E W Stoskopf, V. S. John F Moritz, of Cavalier, N, 11,, arrived here last week and will visit his mother for a few months. Mrs Jacobs leaves to day for Chicago, after a few weeks visit at the home of her mother, Mrs Wurm. Rev G F Brown attended the funeral of his brother, the late William Brown, held at Dashwood on Tuesday: The cattle sale held last Friday at the Dominion House Yards was suc- cessful, Very good prices were ob- tained. The Bible Study meetings being held in the Menonite church are creating much interest in the C inanity. They will continue u Sunday. I beg to announce that all parties indebted to me will kindly settle before Jan 20th, 1916. Accounts -will be for warded by mail after thatdate. • R F Stade. Mr and Mrs H'C Zapfe, Blake, an nounce the engagement of their dau-• ghter, Miss Ethel May, to Mr Roy Consitb, of Stanley "'township, TI wedding 'will take placa,th, of January. , • i"eiephone No.9 .0 Ill f+++4414+4.44.1.4444 -1-444,44+4E+44 44+++++++++++4,44+++++++++: The concert given in VarnaRs Friday eve was well attended. The program was the same as given In Zurich soxne weeks ago and seemed to be appreciated by those present, Those taking part were treated to a wholesome lunch at the conclusion of the performance by the ladies of the Varna Patriotic Soeiety. A war auxilary has been formed for Huron county. The aim is to have every man, woman and child in the county either amember or an enlisted man. It will also assist the battalions to be formed and attend to the needs of the boys from this county. Dr A J McKinnon and Dr B A Campbell were appointed representatives for Hay Township. The expected raise in automobile license fees for 1916 was announced New Year's eve by Hon W J Hanna as follows:—Twenty-five horsepower or less, raised from six dollars to ten; twenty-five to thirty-five horsepower raised from ten to fifteen dollars; above thirty-five and not above fifty horse- power, the old rate twenty dollars, is raised to twenty-five; over fifty horse- power, the old rate of twenty-five is' raised to thirty; electric motor vehicles the old rate five dollars is raised to ten; motor trucks, two tons or less, ton dollars, with five dollars for every ton or fraction thereof, Incorporated 1855The MOLSONS ®tom BANK CAPITAL and RESERVE $8,800,000 96 Branches in Canada A Genera, Bankinli Business Transacted CraaUrARRLETTER O o ,r)rr BANK MONEY Oli1TLTL Savings Bank Departmoafi i M. Y. McLEAN, DIES. SUDDENLY Seaforth, Jan. 19.—Death csme suddenly this morning to Mr M Y McLean, editor and proprietor of The Huron Expositor. Mr McLean was at 'work as usual in his office yester- day and retired in his usual health, but was seized with an,attack of heart failure and expired about 1 o'clock this morning. The deceased was one of the pione- er's of this district and was well and thoroughly known throughout the entire county. Ile was aLiberal ex - member of both Provincial and Dominion Parliaments and has held almost every municipal office in Sea- foith. He was about 75 years of age and is survived by his -wife and a family of four sons and one daughter, Sarabel, at home. The sons are: Willyiam D., of Edmonton; Kieth, of The Expositor staff; Lieut Arthur, of the 63rd Battalion now stationed at Quebec, and Lieut Robertson, of the 161st Battalion, of Goderich. Hydro Radial Plans The voice of the people on the hy- difo.radial scheme is but a repitition alto hydro power question. It was received with suspicion at first but in e few years has grown to large propor- tions and the hydro commission are *Opt busy meeting the demands of the smaller places. The hearty endorsa- tion.given the trunk line of the radial system for Loudon to Toronto presages that in the"near future this section of Ontario will be a net work of hydro radials the psople paying the price and icing the profits for their own benefits. i•e radial cars stop at any sideroad concession for passengers or frieght -ears run every Dour, The draw s the can�anassion for this district i6. lxrtel xom Tx©tc throe Ii i x11a, GGirteh'eleea, Ifirkton, Wooc1- hain to •Granton. The route via Granton is ten minutes "longer than a direct route to St iiVlarys. From Kirk - ton the plan runs north to Seaforth and Brussels. To the west of Exeter the line is mapped out to Grand Bend 01111111111(5111111111111111illlii!lleiIig1111111111111111ii1111111111111111i111111111111i1illillIIIIIIIiNIIUIIIIl11111111111115111111111111111111111i111111111111111111111illlillliilililllifVIIIill111I1fif11IRIIIIIIIIIIli11111111111111E and erediton, Dashwood, Zurich, St Joseph, Drysdale, Bayfield are includ- ed in aroute to Goderich.. From sur- veys made and statistics gathered the line should be a paying proposition from the start. The first move has been made on the main line but the work of construction wily not be 'the work of a day but clearly shows the trend of the radial railway and assures' us that in the course of time Exeter will be included in the hydro radial circuit just as she has joined the hydro power belt, Corporations move slow ly but let our council keep closely in touch with the commission along this line. All things come to those who wait but they come faster to those who go out after them,—Exeter Times. NO '2 0.4 440494044 44 t4 ii iiimOolif4110400144111011,4114.4100141. 1 • 1 Start the New Year Right And make this store your shoe store for 1916. Our stock is complete and we feel satisfied we have the goods at prices that will please you. We also sell Trunks, Club Bags, Suit Cases Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done Butter and eggs taken in exchange dor shoes. es FRITZ, Zurich The Home of Good Shoes 1 i 1 *4ire4MM644astool 4 @4f--44 - :•z:,iliali Hs tf44s-i-.,! IIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIMIIIIIIII cilli it!!i ,Iii' 11111111ill111illlllllll111111R11l 1111IIIIII11111111111111111111NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl1111111111111uf11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Ip1111115III ll111111lli • Greatly Thanking our Customers for their past Years Patronage and, wishing them a P7 12" All R. Na DOUGLAS ▪ PHONE11 on 82 BLAKE 2 VILLAGE FATHERS MEET The first meeting for 1916 of the Police Trustees was held on Monday last. Matters in general pertaining to the welfare of our town were dis- cussed and pfans made for the necess- ary -work for the coming year. It is expected that no great outlay will be necessary for new work as nearly all sidewalks in the village have been constructed, and it was decided to per- fect and complete the water supply system. Now that hydro will be in- stalled in Zurich, it will be the aim of the Trustees to keep down the ex- penses in other directions, so the tax bill will not seem larger than in other years, as regards to the village at least Interest at highest current rates Zurich Branch R. T. DUNLOP, Maliager imatillalummomilloirommommimmismo NOTICE BF WISE IWY . NOW Owing to the oendition of the market all goods are advancing n price. Buy now while von oan at greatly reduced prices, even if ou have to keep the goods over until next fall, Greatly ,educed Prices Ov all on winter goods such as Overcoats, Sweated s, Winter Caps, Working Gloves. Underwear, etc. Bring along your cash incl we will Feil yon cheaper than the city departmental stores Do not u,isa th]s opportunity. E. APPEL ZURICH Tenders for taking over and manag- ing Dashwood Central of Hay Town- ship Municipal Telephone System will be received by the Council of the Township of Hay up to 2 o'clock, p. tn., on Saturday the 5th day of February, 1916. Particulars may be obtained from i members of the Council or from the undersigned. The lowest or auy tender not necessarily accepted. Zurich, Ont., January 2lst, 1916. Fnnn. Hass, 5x., lerk of Iaa Tim by Seed Have received a seed. No. 1, , Flour ants. Groceries, Sa " Eggst pinent of first-class timothy to purity. Price is right eecl of all kinds tock Food.;, Etc., Etc. 'exchange for goods Cleo Meg:"ricie x' (3 AI k e.ophone 23