HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1935-12-05, Page 1Vol. XXXV[ No
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HOW WAGES ARE SPENT
A week ago" last Saturday u ,!
Kincardine firm paid ifs exnployieS'
in new silver dollars Insi`tde. ,f eleven
hours, so it is reported, a checkup'of
local merchants Showed that $0,100
of the new money was in the rleands.
Plenty of people put one or more a-
way as souvenirs, while tethers slid
not like them and exchalsged them
for bills as soon as pots ,le. It was
discovered that of the amount ac-
counted
ccounted for 63.1 pea cent. went for
food and clothing while another 17.6
per cent. was spent on gifts, candies
;and amusements. ()Tay' 0- per cent.
got into the rands of the insurance
companies, whle: the balance ;was
spent on miscellaneous recess es—
Evidently none of these slipped ac-
ross the border and brought back that
$100. worth of merchandise, that we
hear so mucr about these days.
OFF TO vLOR1i A ..
St. Thomas—Accompanied by 3,
year• -old Peter and Mrs. W. F. Hept
burn,,{the Premier's mother, .Mrs. Vlit-
+shelleF.'Hepburn lef;„.by auto to ;join
her husband:in Florida. Eddie Wools•• I
ver, the Premier's private secretary,,
is driving the' party to Miami.They
are taking the journey brbasy stagee
probably taking four or five days. It
isexpected that they will remain in
the South until early next 'year'.
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RECOLLECTION OF BILLY
SUNDAY,
(Fergus News -Record)
Bilyy Sunday is dead. We radn't
heard of him. Iately, but there was a
tune when everybody knew his name.
We heard him when he spoke at Tor-
onto about 20 years ago, and we "re
call only two incidents. One was the
baseball player -evangelist pounding
on the floor berind the pulpit and
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Mins and
ork
We� have put in a Stock
Good' Choice Quality, Men
and Boys' Work Shoes,,t
invite the public to come.
and we ,can fit: you up.
PUT IN A SUPPLY OF MEN'S A-. f,
WOMEN'S RUBBERS, '
HEAVY RUBIS RS, ETC..: ' >
GARFILED BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich, Oot
WE GIVE .-EXPERT W O RKM A/ '-
SHIP IN REPAIRING
So clted
— he could sock him; the other was the I _
huge dishpans used in taking up the
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o You Need lasses7`collection.
yelling for the Devil to come up so Your Patronage Soil
..,:Stop and Think how hnportant it is
that you wear correct glasses --cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
• Correctly styled to your face Your
health may Iargely depend on: keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIr, R. -O.
At HESS JEWELE1 Y STORE
Every Tuesday at TECH
At Dashwood, Saturday, at File's
Store.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICi M." QNF �
"A Changeless Christ for a -Chang-
ing World.,"
Friday, 8h—Luther League_
Saturday—Choir kractice.
'.SUNDAY SERVICES:
'10 a. m:—German. Service
11.15 a.m.—Sunday SehooL
7.30 pan. English service.
.:Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEB Faster.
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justified in refusing one. `-Steeping
quarters are also clean and inr,:
BIG SANK 'ROLL STOLEN Some men have quite unjustifiable
Provincial police are investigating complained that the bunks are tre„
the strange case of 70 -year-old Joseph fested, but this is not ce reCU, es
Coulter, retired farmer arc: philan- many local citizens use the Place evp-,
thropist who is said to have had a ery day and the bunks are knownt4•
bank roll of nearly $3,000 stolen from be quite free of any unwelcome U -
him during a party at his home the habitants.
other night. A warrant was issued at
Goderich for one man believed in-
volved_ Police say trey are making
some progress. Officials say they have
recovered . o " - Ha Council . held its month! me-
ro11. They got it from a man -who °The regular meeting of e, ..e s" y
said he took charge of that much of was held on Dec. 2nd, at 8 en, nit • eting on Monday. The next meeting
the money when it apparea in peril. the Council Chamber, with ali ;meY�c{-, will be'' held on Monday, December
He was rolling it for safekeeping. bers present. Miiwt�es - of two t�;p_ reed;, the Xbt :,
Coulter told police he withdrew his ous meetings reach and°,.adopted. Mr. 'aT%d Mrs. Leonard Heist and
money from a bank recently when a E. Shaddick appeared `fol rile rin•
k '"73aby , ;deo Mr, Howard Klopp, all
friend told him it would be a wise",committee of the Chitnnbei of ;Com cf) ,tr st were visitors at the home
precaution. He had between two and merce re the taking over of thecyan ; of 1VIt ••end MTB. Oscar "Klopp.
three thousand dollars in his pocket ro erty. Motion, that C4unilil •a
evening his bankroll disappeared. . enation of $500 and that the Caroni , s" t El1'oy attended the Royal Winter
Hensall Council , Min'_ 4
$800 f themissing hank ."
Mis C. Fritz is spending a few
days at London and Exeter.
Messrs, Herb: Mousseau and Albert
Kalbilrisch motored to Toronto this
week }
Mr. :Harry Eickmeier attended the
funeral;of his late mother, at Brod-
hagen t`epast week.
Mr: 4 .Me1i k, Reeve of Hay Town-
ship i.: attending the County Council
Decemt,`, r session, -
NI1 and 1VIts. Earl Thiel, bridal
couple 1 have got nicely settled in
their odatment in the Dietz block,
Miss Vertrudo Haist of Goderich,
was a eetek-end visitor with her sis-
ter, Mi aa,Harry G. Hess, of town.
Mr. ;_Albert Smith, of Crosswell,
1Vtich., ;'s• 'visiting for a few days at
the hpr e of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
O'B1ei.;
Mr. and •IVIrs. H. G. Hess and
faintly,! ai;companied by Miss Gert-
rude Iiaist, . -visited friends at Cred-
iton o •. Sunday:
,before the party started.During the cept the rink property for a41,441-'' 114, end Mrs. Herb Desjardine and
her of of Commerce are = to supply nth
saYh„�Vl�o"f�iYot�ii?ai � mer
Transients"at Goderich have become _ ber of Commerce appoint
a considerable problem during the • committee and the same to have. tie
past few years and the council is re- approval of the Council to manage
questing the citizens to co-operate the rink.
With .the council is dealing with them IThe Clerk reported the purchase
f'eir . att.. Toronto, and exhibited some
enYtx�y.
F'several prizes.
BRIDAL WREATH
DIAMONDS ,
SPECIAL VALUE!
DIAMOND$,
LET US SHOW YOU THESE $25.
ENGAGEMENT RINGS; 14k, 1VIOUN
TINGS. DIAMONDS 01' BEAUTI-
FUL COLOR, ABSQL`UTELY PER-
FECT,
Cheater L. 'Smith, Publisher
$1.25 a year, U.S, $1.50 in A
61.60 IN ARREARS, $2 AUX B#6 WELA 11 Ent.
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More Heat—Less Attention*
The color guarantees dte
quality
Semet Solvay Caere
Miller Creek an
Rosedale Alberta
Tile ail Brick
Have you seen the New Engravvk ! W. R. DAVIDSO
Briday Wreath Wedding Ring at I
$7.50. :Highest cash
Hest, The Jeweller Eggs on a
Phone 74 Zurich Phone
prices paid for
graded basis_
10 BENS A r
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Mrs. C. Eilber; Mrs. A: J. Mac-
Kinnon .and son Archie; Mr. and
Mrs: C. L. Smith attended the Com-
ariencement exercises at Clinton I3igh
Every man, from now on, will he sure- of the' Eisenhoffer propel V - ate , the' Scrool Collegiate Institute last Fri -
se with a meal ticker at tre town County Tax Sale, also reported ,'re "day evening, which proved to be a
hall 'together with a place to sleep. the Caldwell case and the Oldbi success.
In return'he'IS expected to shoal his eases. oMtion, that the Glee =with
•good faith 1,y cutting some wood in•'the Ontario Hospital, Woodst le and: '' 'Vhe..new 1986 auto markers are
the -lot back of the town hall.. After'inquire as to, the condition o •..1VIr's: seen quite frequently at present and
'e. second meal, provided re stays ov- ;Caldwell's Health and if it wt#u1d be the* are, we think, the finest display
•eexiighit, he is 'told to be on els ways• possible to move her to` the :County of its kind we have ever seen. The.
ome.
Meals are satisfactory= xnd, no,man is H
f :lows:
iCorrespondence read. as 4
1 T;, 0. Joynt re glass; relief eeho,'ti.
M.0•.H, report; Ont. Hospital, Wood-:
,.,�so...ann®,. •.-,...� .— — -- •-W^�^. stock, Fire Marshall, J. M. dbven
lock.
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WE SELL. THE REST FOR LESS
Specials far Thursday, Fri &y and Saturday .'.,
IPeas,2 ting .. ...17c
Shortening; H lleaest„ 2 .lbs.. . 25e
Handy Aur sonic,,. per pkg. . .05c
1, Fresh Rolled Oats, - 6 lbs .. 25c.
Jelly Powder?, 'ail': flavors .... _.:5c
Stuffed • Olives 6.% -oz. jar, .. -
Macroni,, ready cut;, per Ib. - - . a...... - _ - - ...5c
Salmon, fancy* redo 1 -Ib:. tin
,Currants,, 2 - •. -
Sultana Raisins,, 2 lbs_ •
Dates with Pits,: 2 lbs.. - ...
Dates pitted, 2 its.... - - • .
Lexia Raisins; with. seeds, - 2 lbs_
Lemon: and Ora .Pete per
Citron Peel'„ per lip_
Cooking .Figs;, 2 lbs. ,for -
Mince meat„ 2 lbs
25c
2 5c
25e
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.17c.
CHRISTMAS ,IIES,:•:ItlDTS, .'AND TONS, L .N$k'A I.
AND ON 1)ISP1•AY: 'ATS0 F13.NCY.GI-IINA.YOE CHRIST-
JVIAS GIFTS:, COME AND :SHE ` J AT WE DAVE.
WE ALSO IIAV. I SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS. ONONDTI ;-•
WA IS,,;SWEIU'ERS AND BLISTERY,
Highest
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far ewe
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blaCk background and the heavily
raj:led white figures stand put a lit -
better. than :usual. It is imusnal
tcs see the pew markers so early in
the year, but -this year seems an ex-
ception, and we thinkethe govern-
ment needs the money.
Motion that the report of Dr...0s,
Collyer, M.0.11. be accepted aS.:,e5,0,., MAIL FOR CHRISTMAS
Motion, that we take no action I..., •.'
letter of T. C. Joyrit. Motion,. sthat ,..Patroas of the Zuricr Post Office
the reeve notify the Fire Dept. as are kindlx requested to do their mail -
regards the pipe at the front o',7,the ing of letters, parcels, etc., as early
Town Hall, having a leak. ' 'as. they can. If you would do this,
Motion. that we grant the 01•,.1-a.-7 Jutted as possible, in 'the morning
bor of Commerce $X0 for the ,Chriat-I'YOu wdll avoid the afternoon rush
mas Tree Fund. sees'. aeld the inconvenience of waiting. In
1Viotion, that we pay J. A. Paterson the afternoon the wickets will close
$25.00 as relief officer for 19a
Hine and. accts—G. M. Case, hread
Grocery, eroceviei $4; A. B. Row
cliffe,milk°$5; Gen. accts, G. Brock
repairs 4.75; A. Taylor sidewalks
2.50; J. A. Paterson, exp. Goderich
30.20; H, McEwen -wood hall 7.00;
J. A. !Paterson revising Vot. list 30.20
Dr, G. Collyer, exp. inoculations 17.-
80, 3, Pfaff removing rubbish hall,
1:50; Munic. World supplies 4.53;
Mrs. A. Cudmore grant streets 3.35;
B. Dick drawing gravel 14.50; F,
W. Hess, printing 41.00; A. Hemp-
hill supplies and postage 6:05; A.
Spencer & Son, cement sidewalks
4.55; J. Passrnore bulbs and lahor
•Chamer of Commerce Xmas. Tree
gfanV10.00;. School Board; current
ection 5.00; 'Geo. Hudson constable,
elsortly after 2.30 in order that your
Mail may be propSrly sorted for dis-
patch. Don't forget to d oyour mail-
ing early and you will get service.
OBITUARY
Late Mrs, Eickmeir
'There passed away at the home of
her son, George Eickmeir, lot 31,
coecession seven, Logan Township
Wi:helmine Eichmeir, after an
illness of four days following a stroke
Deeeaeed was born in Ellice Town-
ship -and was in her 81st year. Her
husband predeceased her seven years
and .at the time of his death they had
been married 47 years, Mrs. Ethic-
meir had lived in the community all
her life. She was a daughter of Mr.
and, Mrs. August Elligsen. Surviving
are three sons and threeulaugliters,
Edwaed and George of. Logan and
limey of Zurich; Mrs.:,_ Fred .kirenq,
.Sebrieg•ville; Mrs'. C. 'Mt:setter, Los
ersororelief °Meer 25,00; Gy Walket Stratford, and 22 grandchildren and
bal. of salaey 92.75; J. A.,-Taterson
one" great-grandchild. ' Funeral was
, herd on Thursday last at 2 p.m. -from
ary Treasurer 67.50;
sal. Constable .and water ta,t',, :3
rotter, salary motor m000: y.- . ,,i . EiCineir was known to a number of
$25. ' ;"- ZUrIch people, as She :frequently vis-
structe,d to collect the Pol. 2-a
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RE,'®. C; IN. AND L
ItTliNtE AND 'STYLE OF
SUITS OND OVERCOATS!
These are all new Smart Patterns and Moder-
ately
oderately Priced!
FINEST LOT OF MADE TO MEASURE
SAMPLES EVER SHOWN
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Also New Sweaters, Hats, Caps, Hosiery,
Etc. Etc.
Give us a call and be convinced of
of Our Fine Showings
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Fail
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE
OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, IN ALL THE STAPLE LINES
Such as Wool and Flannelette Blankets„ FlaThael-
ettes, Wrapperettes, in New Patterns, Men's
Women's, and :Children's - Winter Underwear,
Sweaters, Sweater Coats, Caps, Mitts, Socks and
Stockings, Etc., Etc.
Men's and Bay's Heavy Rubbers, Men's Rulkar
Boots, Harness Repairs, Etc., Etc.
Fresh qroceries Always on Hand
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GENERAL WI EN ON N T
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