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Zurich Herald, 1935-01-17, Page 1+Y+ Vol. XXXV No.28 ZURICH. THURSDAY M©1- .„ JANUARY 17, 1935. Chester L. Smith, PuTu gr er $1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advance*, *1.50 IN ARamAttS, $2 ffi.s 2 2112 OLEAJOkIltx. granze the home enc. and read the Ioc aper Do You - e.ed Glasses? Stop and Think how important it is that you wear correct; grasser. "cor- rectly prescribed for your vision. Correctly styled to your face. Your health may Iargely depend on keen vision. See C. E. ZUItBRIGG:, R. O. At HESS JEWELRY STORE Every Tuesday at ZURIGH At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's Store. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — owr. "A Changeless Christi: for .a Chang- ing World?' Frida3r, 8h—Luther Leagae- Saturday—Choir Practice. SUNDAY SERVICE';;: 10 a. m.—German Service. 11.15 a.m.—Sundaay School. 7:80 p.m.—English service. Everybody Welcome to aI Services. E. TUERKREilW Pasta= The federal 'Parliament at Ottawa Will be opened for the annual session on Thursday of this week, and for the .first'time the opening preliminar- ies will be broadcast over the Canad- ian Broadcast System. NEW FACES Ten new faces will appear on the Huron County Council when it meets in session in Goderich on Tuesday, January 22nd. This is more than one-third of the old membership which fell by the way or retired from the political arena. ONTARIO TO FLOAT LOAN Toronto—Passibility the province woul call for tenders. on a tong -term bond issue was forcast by the Prem- ier of Ontario. While he has not yet had an opportunity to discuss financ- ing with treasury officials, he :intim- ated the province would have to borrow money_ "I've been gambling on cheaper money and we have been wry fortunate in that regard. Quite possibly we may decide to issue long term bonds" he said. He had not the slightest idea, as to the size of the load which may be floated. HURON WARDENSHIP It is the Liberal's turn this -year for the wardenship and the field is considerably reduced by the defeat Shoe Repairii I wish to advise- the -Public : t am in a position to do all kind shoe repairing, and solicit your ronage. Give us a trial. for workmanship. GARFIELD BROWN Zurich — Ont. way .41kNi BLUE CO Egg, Stave,- Nut and Pea Card Party Under Auspices of Alter Scciet St. Bonifac Church, Zurich, 'rO.WN HALL t. On THURSDAY, JANUARY 24 Good Prizes. Refreshmen Everybody Welcome. Admission 2 of Reeves Wright and Leiper. T names likely to come up in the L eral caucus are those of Reeve Sw., tzer of Stephen, Reeve Archibald Tuckersrnith, Reeve Eckert of M ICillop and Reeve Matheson of As field. The election of the watfl will be the first business of the eour til when it convenes on January 2' The 1935 council consists of 12 Li erals and 17 Conservatives it is ge erally thought. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gascho motored London on Monday. Miss Edith Klopp of London was week -end visitor -with her parents 'town. Messrs. Clayton Pfile and Rheinold `iller of Dashwood, were in. town on uesday. Messrs. Earl Gingerich, Emerson rb, Mrs. Sol Gingerich and Lee pesch, metered to Kitchener and itchener over Sunday. ::Don't forget the annual meeting of ,the Zurich Agricultural. Society on My onday afternoon next in the Town 'all, Zurich. Miss Gertrude Weber who recently ell and injured her arra, anti was diad up for a few days, is now im- proved, and able to attend her duties. Rev. S. Maust of Pigeon, Mich., delivered the two messages in the �E{'Mennonite church on Sunday, which 'ere ,•ery beneficial. Rev. Maust pent the week -end with his relatives r, and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich, Gosh' n line • �4 Meting of the board of manag- nent of the local public library "'11' be held in tlie council rooms at town hall on.. the..23rd of,. 4111:1 - (next Wed,) til members are l:haglAgfacib:14.11„OARA,S,t SHOWER HELD lit IH�1�s� tlulllu111111111Illillllll)ili!�II€!AIt1111 ? 1111l111111111111111fi11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111{11111)111111111111111118111111111111111111111111111111U11111111111111111111111111111111111EID1111111111111111111111111AI)I11I11P11Nl1R„'- c Watch nd ck CIS Reparin A SPECIALTY With Prices Considerably Lower than is charged in the Larger Centres. Special attention to Mailed In Watches Ness, The k Phone 74 eller Genuine Semet Solvay Cake, MILLERS CREEK • and Rosedale Alberta Pocahontas Briquet A new Domestic Fuel for every pu- pose. Intense Heat, very little smoke or Ash. W. R. DAVIDSON CASH paid for Eggs on a Graded, Basis. Zurich Phone 10 HENS.. I A very happy event took placet 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. William ,':leader on Tuesday evening January 1.15th whene a miscellaneous shower was held in honor of Miss Verlyn Thiel, ,bride elect, eldest daughter of *Ir. and Mr`s. William Thiel. When \terlyn .entered the home she was ushered to a chair under the archway Which was prettily decorated in pink AA" white. Mrs. Harry G. Hess took her place at the piano and while she played -the wedding March, Master Gordon Hess acting as groom and little Pauline Hess as bride in a white sleeveless embroidered dress of ankle length and a white chiffon veil cau- ght up with orange blossoms a nd carrying a bouget of pink roses, looked very attractive as they drew in the wagon laden with beautiful gifts and placed it in front of the bride elect. Miss Verly Thiel, after opening her gifts thanked each one for so kindly remembering her. The evening was spent in games in which every one present took an active part. The Trousseau was then shown after which refreshments were serv- ed, The party returning to theh respective homes wished Verlyn a happy and prosperous wedded life. IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR. STOCK BEFORE OUR ANNUAL STOCK TAKING, WE ARE 'OFFERING ALL OUR. HEAVY UNDERWEAR, SWE- ATERS, HOSIERY, .ETC., AT PRICES THAT Wlt . SELL THEM IN A HURRY - Sal.. starts Sew tur a.y J ,y nuary 12th. -ivion's. All Wool Underwear Combinations at .._—.., . 195 Two Piece, per Garment $1.19 Men's Fleece Liied Underwear •Combinationrc, at I 5 Men's Two Piece Fleece Per Garment 59c' Flannelette Blankets Art Sateen For Com - Grey ,only, largest size. You will have to be :here on time .if you want one of these.. .Sale .Price pr.. 51.97 All wool checked and plain white blankets, Sale Price $7.25 forters Reg. 50c at yd. 35c Reg. 35c at yd. 29c Chintz at yd. 19c White and Striped Flannel- ette Reg. 25-30 yd. Sale 19c We have a Special Table of Odd, and Ends in Sweaters, Underwear Ys Goods, Etc. ..But come and see if. there is anything; you need on this; Ta e ; 1411 he Cheap!. Women's Hose Silk and wool and vv-ooi 49c Pak. Children's all wool Hose, Sale 39c and 49c Pr. Meres Work ;aim Reg. 1.25 a: .... . » "97c Reg. wO0 at {.I+✓,]t.4+..e awaw... Reg. 75c at 59c These are not alb fie spec- ials we have. `Dere are a lot more not mentioned. d. GROCERIES Roya11'hork ectfree Tb ..39c Roy " or`k Tea ;rk.1B:..28c Factory cheese per 7:b 13 ( Med. weight brown u ii w. 35e Peas 2 tins at . .w...w 19( jelly Powder, 6 for .......25 Lcudasac Dress Flannelette Sale at per yd. ..... 23c Ladies' and Children's Underwear Ladies 13loorners and Vests Reg up to 75c, Sale at 49c Silk Vests and Bloomers Reg. 75c at 59c • Frilled Curtain Net 3a1e price . 15c Plain curtain Net, Reg. up to 30c yd.. at 18c New Prints, New Patt Reg up to 30c yd. Sale at 19c, IT4,c..a..t.4iYia w • 'r 9 Yc . s tri• e:•••9"*.00 ....t444E4 §.+ .000.0419.4 @s0�.44404•11trOV • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • 0 • • • • • • • MEN'S ALL LEATHER COATS $5.50 •• • •• • •� • • • • EMBALMERS AN FUNERAL DIRECTORS • • 1.4.od.ot.400,4`• $4.ral“402 ®8,.901. o.41244$41 AAI 4 GfAA 4,4 eC.,44.4,R.0-Y9. hl' be4.:..,•AD01,4, .• • N ALL WINTER OVERCOATS UNDERWEAR SWEATERS, ETC. Annual Report - T• he Sixtieth Annual Report of The Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company for 1934 is being 'nailed out to the various policyhold- ers, also tri , annual =lenders. The Company had another good year fin- ancially with a ere loss of $10,367.091 vtiliich was distributed over 44 claims. The total cash receipts were $22,129.- 164, of which $11,599.85 was collect- 1'ed on instalments during the year. The total expense of management is $2,342.40, and the cash on hand and in banks is $5,941.43, as compared with the balance at beginning of the year of $8,202.01. There 'were1988 policies in force Dec. 31, covering an insurance of $7,744,120.00. The total 'assets of the Company are $60,142.34, and the total Premium Note residue $205,090.64, while the liabilities are: Losses reported and not adjuster $700; Unearned prem- iums $4,597.32. Tile books were audited and found correst on Jan. 9 by the auditors, i eneeth l.'.outled' ' and Jacob Haberer. The officers for the past year were: President, R. euben A. Goetz; Vice -Pres., Albert! Hendrick, Directors, W. H. Sweitzer, S. Webb, J. Armstrong, 0. Klopp, j G. Armstrong, G. Graham ane; Fred inti ,n1 "' 'iiu' of 1 the Company will 1x1 '.e.1:1 in the Town Ball, Zurich, on Monday, Jan- uary 28th, at 1 o'clock. Herbert II; Silber of Crediton is the secret --I >r�y treasurer. llh111lll! I81111111111111t111811�111iNt1iS;': {ill laid II1 111 1 1 m!mr"m7..r. mpnpmn ii alio tillgul11111111fU1111l11Jll11' Il I „+a r «".S,Ct:P'V6e.-s 0'14.1 �. a n s! aino. We are Offering Our Customers GENTJI[NE BARGAw NS THE FOLLOWING. GOODS: Wool Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, Wool and Fleeced Underwear, Prints, Broadcloths, Ginghams and Flannelettes. Girl's and Children's Pullovers ai:id Sweater Coats. Men's and Boys' Heavy Socks and Stockings, Sweaters Smocks, Heavy Rubbers, Overshoes,, EEC., ETC G ENE HONE l s