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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1935-12-19, Page 1ti Vol. XXXV I r4o, UlR!CHL THURSDAY ; MORNI1\ 'CI, DECEMBER i9, i935. Chester L. Smith, PubHarlot $1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 hi AdVanedf4, $1.50 1NA.RREARS,$2 MAY BE EMEARTEita Let the Ads. in the Herald guide you. in your Fa:' Purohases $3 PER LB, FOR STEER . Chicago --• "PatFEa Blue Ribbon," grand champions eteer, was auctioned off at $3 a pound,; equalling the val- ue of the 1934 c xmpion,. but far under the 1929 record of $8225. Cloe Yoder of Wellman, To, Who raised leim, was happy at his, fat cheque and the $750 cash award's 9E4ait''s Blue Ribbon" brought,, a fI of $3,900- FERGUSON IS BAC Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, the re- cent High Commissioner to England, lied no more than arrked he Toorrinte -the other night and hall taken up, temporary quarters ha the Royal York Hotel than. tongues began to evag, the political pot to stir, veldt prominent political mem were asking What he intends to dila?" To press ,r ^rtes concerning his future activit- Do You Need Glasses? Stop and Think how important 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. ZUZLBREGG, R. 0. At HESS JEWELRY STORE Every Tuesday at ZUIGLCIII At. Dashwood, Saturday, at Pile's Store.. to lukewarin ,,ett <until 1.4 ;ilea, 'if :any, in politics *aihvcny, the former Otntario Premier smiled one; of his moat enigmatic araalhs. "W'e're; out of politics," sand he. WORK LIKE A DOG You may have heard people say' they "wceired like a dog" all day. If this is literally true the 24 hours 'would be spent in. this way, accord-, ing to an. exchange: "One hour dig- ging out a rat, two hours gnawing a bone, one hour waiting for a cat to come down out of a. tree, half an lhtour begging to get into the house and the rest of the time sleeping on a mat in front of the door. MANY ARE IMPLICATED Ten men and one woman are be- ing held in the case of the bank rob- bery and murder of a young bank clerk near Hull, Que. the other night The police eIaim to have the whole story of the crime and state :that the killer was himself slain in Montreal, during his arrest: The mur- der victim is said to have been asked to take part in the robbery. If so, his death was no donbt due to the fear that he would inform upon those guilty. LICENSE EXTENSION lvIA1 E Christrnas Gifts We have just received a Stock of very useful Ho. Slippers, Romeo .House Sha Children's :House Wear. very suitable 'for Christy, Presents. Be stire and c . in and see them... GARFILED','" BROWN 'Victoria Street. Zurich, Ori r . Mr. Irvin D. Smith of Hamilton WE GIVE EXPERT WORKM v' called on his father and brothers SHIP IN REPAIRING here on Wednesday. Your Patronage Solicited . Word was received here or the pas- _ (. sing: of Mr. Joseph. Reveille at Grand Bend. The funeral is being Only three cases were heard, held this Wednesday afternoon. ever, and the sitting lasted onl few. minutes. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Laporte of the Blue Water Highway left last week for Chicago, Ill., where they will visit with their children and fri- ends for a month or two. fly Mr. Albert Hess made a business trip to London on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Koehler mot- ored to Bayfield on Sunday. .1, Mrs. Alex. Foster and son Floyd .. and Mrs. C. Eiliber motored to Lond- e on on Tuesday. Miss Vera Decker of Hensall spent Sunday at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. Decker, Jr. 1 Bert Levis, of Clinton, was a " ed $200 bail when his case wa? journed a week. He was chi le Announcement was made last week' with leaving the scene of an acL;t and driving with improper light "J. charges resulted from an Seri," near Clinton three weeks ago `;y a car driven by Albert Bai,ai Goderich, crashed the -real truck. by Hon. T. B. McQuesten, minister of highways, that the period for ob- taining passenger car permits and drivers' licenses had been extended; to January 15th,, and the time for purchaseing commercial motor vehicle and trailer permits had been extend - Howard Mitchell, of Brussels"' Id to February 29. These absolutely $25 and . costs for driving Ne , are final dates the Minister stressed. Not a single day's grace beyond them will be allowed, and prosecutions will be ordered against all offending mot- niay "atter the time limits expire.' cttiid3e -1,"- :0144., „f la permit had been suspended. Wm. Young, of Colborne Tel duced a doctor's certificate sh that he was unfit for work, a:'' charge of non-support was die e. c His wife was urg.ed_to: apply t, ZURICH. — ONT, "A Changeless Christ for a Chang- ing World." Friday, 8h—Luther League. :Saturday --Choir Practice. :SUNDAY SERVICES: 10 a. m.—German Service.. 11.15 a.m.—Sunday School. 7.30 p.m.—English service. everybody Welcome to all Services. E. TUERKHE I[Yt1„ Pastor.. pert 10 days. An extra long extension has been given commercial vehicle op- erators because in the majority of cases, he said. their vehicles are their sore means of livelihood.. •—• In Police Court The magistrate's court was moved once more on Thursday last, to the Division Court room. The temporary change was necessitated by the fact that county council was in session at the court house. WE SELL TETE BEST FOlt LESS SaveMoney: at Our 5 Day Christmas FOO The Greatest Valores in Tow. ,a SAI,; Chipsos quick suds, Reg. 44c, value, 2 lame: plc. 35c Tender Pew, Reg, 25c value, sales, 2 tins .,..»..-., l 9c Tomtaio;'ni m reg.0c-valne,25- tins Coffee,rich, iia a rima , full :flavoured, 1 lh. tin. 33c Mixed mit 2 lbs; A.....,: .35c Pine Apple*, sliced2 tins Mince meat, 2 lbs. »..: jelly Powder,„ all flavours; Mixed, 'candy„ 2 lbs. Chocolate +I ps.„ per lb. . 3-Ilb, Fancy Christmas Barr 23c pkg.. .4444 ..:.. s....,..., ..»_ 5 c -..4c_...4 61k.....,.mt. •10.1.4.,44.0. w.4. 2.5c 1.Mw4, hr. w. ., r 1 y3c Chocolates •a :„ „. _-„c SEE Old: BILLS AND OTHER SPE.CLAIS M Highest Price* for Ems. ;;se mfflonatorouttriemete 14110 :xw,.woxw DASHWOGD Mr. Clarence Datars and sister, Miss Anna, Mrs. Milford SchiI,be and Doreen, spent last week -end in Kit- chener; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deters, Sr,, who had been visiting in Kitch- ener returned home with them. Evangelical Christmas Entertain- ment The annual Christmas entertainm- ent of the Evangelical Sunday School will be held on next Sunday evening, 22nd.., in ,the Evangelical church, sil"vel-collection'i.s desired. Bible Conference During the Christmas vacation from December 26.th to January 1st inclu- • sive, there will'be held (D.V.) a bible , school for children from 5 years age to 16 yrs, in the basement of the Zurich Mennonite church each morn- ing at 9.30 and afternoon at 1 o'clock This privilege is open to all homes of the community. Those of neighboring Sunday Schools are particularly in- vited. The idea of this work is to assist the child in acquiring a fair and complete knowle3ge of the bible. There is no tution feel W. M. S. N EET The annual Christriias Festival - of the Evangelical cI,(irch w.r: be held on Monday evening, December. 23rd. A .cantata entitlgit "Good Will to Men" will be Oen ,by the noir and a miscellaneous/program consisting of reciations, solds, duets, etc., will be given by the children and the Junior choir. Dashwood ,Public School concert will be held on Thursday evening, December 19th. Dr. and Mrs. Taylor attended the' t funeral o£ -`a relative in London , on Friday. • Mr. and Mrs. 0. Pedersenvisited friends in Ailsa Craig on Wednes- day. A memorial service will be held on Sunday evenin December 29th in the Evangelical church when a tablet in memory of the late Rev. W. S. Henrich will be unveiled. A speHel speaker has been secured for the service and special nude will be ren- dered by the choir and the C. E. Band. Rev, and Mrs. Roppel and daughter have arrived and are now comfort- ably settled in the Evangelical parson age, Miss Zeta Nadiger, nurse in train- ing in Victoria Hospital, London, who has been on the sick list the past week. srv'it t few A�*+•- �•r;tl, hnr. par- ents, M'r. and Mrs, Wm. Nadiger. Mr. Ezra Tiernan is on the sick list, we hope for a speedy recovery. Fred Hoperoft of Clifford, is spen- cling the holidays with his parents. Mrs. Mary Neel) is cocnilened to her home though illness, Evangelical Ladies' Aid, and 1`: W.M.S. 'The. Ladies' Aid and Women's Missionary Society, of Dashwood Eve angelical church', held their regular meeting recently in the chnreh base- mert with Mrs. D. Tiernan in charge of the meeting. Mrs. R. • l3. Taylor gave the chapter in the stiutdv book on "Advancement in Education," T' e quilt committee reported having fi i- ished 16 quilts and the Parsonage; Committee reported that some paper= 'teen done and a new oil cloth laid• It was decided to cote- tribute $5 to the War Memorial. POI-. (-iron's Tfio,nital. MrA. Re' ubc it CISr t"i n' id Mrs. Daniel Weiw r were ap iOr't- Visit Our Store BEFORE BUYING, IOUR GIFTS A Beautiful Stock of Clocks, Watches, "Gents and Ladies" Fancy Rings. Silver Plated Ware Fine Boxed Stationery Waterman's Fountain Pens Toilet Sets. Make Your Selections Early Hess, The Jeweller Phone 74 Zurich. 'blue coal', More Heat—Less Attentions) The color guarantees quality Semei Solvay, Colo' Miller Creek an Rosedale Alberta Tile and Brick W. R. DAVIDSON Highest cash prices paid for. Eggs on a graded basis. Phone 10 HENS. T,T.,' • 5oy••404••••••••••0000.01.48>041,,iv.ieiee i•Oe..o46sde7•AQ. a eM a • • 4 • e • • TO ALL The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. of the Evangelical church, Zurich held their annual business meeting in the Church on Thursday afternoon, Dec- ember 5th. Rev. Mr. Burn led the devotional exercises and gave a short talk to the ladies. The President, Mrs. Burn, took charge of the bus- iness of the month. It was decided to send boxes of cheer to the sick and shut ins for Christmas. Donations are to be brought to the hone of Mrs. Wm. O'Brein where the boxes will be made up on Friday evening, Decem- . ber 20th. Rev. E. 13urn then took ,the chair and presided over the, ani nual Business and Election of' Offic- ers. The Treasui er of the Ladies' Aid gave a fine report' of the year's 'receipts . and expenses, showing a ,neat balance on hand. A splendid report was also given by the W.M.S. Treasurer. The Working Committee treported quilting four quilts; 2 boxes of clothing, bedding, etc., were ship - 1 ped to he needy in Saskatchewan; t'Helped collect subscriptions for pap- ers for which $32 was rea:zeci; look- ed after washing the walls and wood- work of the church. The Flower committee reported 265 sick visits, made 45 45 cards; 54 bouquets; 146 treats sent to the sick an.: shut-ins; fruit • was' given to 11 different ladies of the Society who were sick during the year. 22 boxes sent to the shut- ins at Christmas last year. It was 'decided to have the meetings on Wed- nesday evenings at the homes for the winter months. The- election result-. ed Rs follows: - Hon. Pres., Miss L. Faust; President, Mrs. 1I. Burn; Vice :Pres., Mrs. A. Weber; becxetary, Mrs. T. L. Williams; Cones Secy., xts 'I.,, W Hoxinau; 12, A. 'I'reasar- ?a, lairs. . Re'..h; W. lit. S '1'reas- *i '.err. J, W..1t1 errier; Organist, Mfrs. R. Geiger; Librarians, IJlrs. A. aiousseau, tars. Tn 'McAdams; Audit- , • i i•,;,'' s. 5, Zimmerman, Mrs, C. .I Schoch 1.'d t' 141tirlm Con..u,iittr:e Etta rnr.?.i`~l• election of rrfi ci. lv;nG noe• 140d at this mooting ill, to the'inth iter not having al It will be held ;it tbe,regul a in lan7:u:ary. • • P • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • e 0 s 0 • a • a 0 • 0 ••• SINCERE WISHES FOR A Merry Christmas AND A Happy New Year EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL reRECTORS, R 040,1 o4n.4+4hoa.4•sono•t,00+o,o-sOd.s.,va C e�c�".t2 nc, r S •b.. J�..... -a dm--sresvina^TFsarakisi There is still time to do your Christmas Shopping We have a nice assortment to choose from suitable for Children, Boys and 'Girls and older people_ Also a good assortment of candies, Nuts and Oranges. WISHING ALL OUR •FRIENDS AND CUSTOM- ERS A VERY Merry Christmas AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS aw 'ea R. N. DOUGLAS GENERAL F 7f7oOHA T PHONE U - 97 LA"