Zurich Herald, 1926-04-01, Page 1z
Vol. XXVI Nfo :39
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING,' APRIL 1, (926.
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COST OF N. HURON APPEAL
Co -t' s in connection with , theN.
Huron election paepal ,have been
taxe-d at $63e41, ,payable accded-
ing to the statute by the unSbcces'-
sful ,appellant, Geo. W. Spotton,
the Conservative candidate. The:
costs of the appeal are fixed at
$244.50, and the costs of the hearing
before Justice Wright $395.41. . The
election, appeal was opposed by J.
W, King, Progressive candidate. •
THE HOG AS A SOURCE- OF ,
FARM REVENUE
"When well managed the hog is
one of the best 'sources of, farm
income. Hogs have paid for many
a farm. We can sell hog's at any
time of the year and almo.st at
any a.ge and weight."
This is 'one of the introductory
statements in a remarkable inter-
esting and useful booklet entitled
"Hogs for Pork and Profit," just
issued by the .,Bank of Montreal,
and offered free to farmers at any
brnahc of that institution.
Every phase of hog raising is
pictured in this booklet, both ey
word and by. photogra.pli, the sub
jects dealing with the selection of
sires and mOthers, the choice of
breeds and types, and the care .of
young pigs from ,the time theyare
born until they are ready Lor .,the
market, Feeding, housing, the,
prevention of ailments and disecse
es, and the production of particu-
lar types for lspecial markets, are
all described; in, fact there. is .no
jphase of the industry ,on which
the best scientific knowledge isnot
made available in ,plain language
A's the booklet .says, the hog
will produce more meat from lob
pounds of feed than /any animal
it it will
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How 'many are you. going to fool
to -day, April 1st?
'Treat all your seed grain for
smut with formaldehyde, a good
supply always on hand at Zurich
Drug Store.
Mr. Wm. ,1Consitt of Hensall, cal-
led en friends in the village on
Saturday.
Friday of this week is known
as Good Friday, and is observed
by many as a holiday.
4 Beginning next Tuesday even-
ing, April 6th, the stores, or places
-.of business ih Zurich will again be
kept open till the end of the year
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bechler of the
Bronson Line left on Monday for
.Pigeon, Mich., where they ,will
vis -
jt with. friends -and relatives for
a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dengis of Kitch-
ener, are visiting with their hion
Rev., and Mrs. .Dengis, at the Ev-
angelical parsonage,
Messrs. L. W, Irdffaija,n M. *.
Wm. Witmer motored to
Bend on Monday evening tGoranl
dco
some sucker ficheing and were suc-
cessful in Making a good catch.
Mrs. D. McPhail 6"f Brandon,Man.
multiplies rapidly; and
Who had been here visiting with
not only provide -food for 'farm- her brother, Mr. Win. O'Brein, left
er's family, but is eMe -of the bestor home ixi -the west on Satin-
sourcelse of farm incoem
Afree copy, of the book/et me: lirref.!ev. Roy M .Geiger of Chesley
be obtained at tn.e nearest local'attended the pal anniversary -of
branch icif the bank of Montreal. his parents here last week. He
also de ive..el a v r eieceue3t s.er-
men in the Evangelical church on
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SCHOOL REPORT
(Left over last week.)
Fallowing is the report of S.S.
NO, 8, Hay, for the,' month of Feb-
ruary. Name -stand in order of
merit. * rills's& done 'or more ex-
ams. through :illness.
Sr. IV—Antionette Ziler *Frieda
Miller.
Sr. Ea—Norman: Walper, John
Hartman, *Albert Becker.
Jr. HI—Lewis Wiegand, Arnold
GGaskstetter, Emelia Rader, Pearl
Wiegand.
Sr. II—Ervin Rader, Otto Bec-
ker, Melton, WalpoleJr.
Jr. II—Edward Gackstetter, Dor-
othy Rader, *Harold' Rader, Jean
Weber.
• Sr. I—Eh-riore Ga.ckstetter, Lorne
'Rader, Emil Becker.
Jr. I—Vernon Becker
Sr. Primer—Harold Schwarteen-
truber, *Herbert Miller, Elgin Ra-
der, *Hildegard Miller.
H. W, ,Brokenshire, Teacher.' •
CHURCH NOTES
This is. the last of the Lenten
11‘ angelistic campaign, The at-.
tendance and interest has been e-
couraging Only a few nights left
—don't misS any! Any who are
interested in the baptismal serv-
ices on Easter 'Sunday morning,
get in touch with the minister at
-o ace
Members will also be received
into the fellowship of the church
In the morning -of April 4th, both
by letter and profession of faith.
If interested the pastor.
There will be special Easter
musle thc.), morning' and. evening
,These ought to be great -services.
Come 1
The Treasurer's report for the
:Sunday School year Showed fine
balances in both treasuries. The
cuff of elected officers was com-
pleted as follows—
&Icy, Miss M. Hoffman
Aidt-Secy, Mise L Routledge.
Treasurer, Mr. Lloyd O'Breine
It may interest many to know
that the :average attendance in the
Sunday .School for the eight Sun-
days in February and March. was
,160. The average, attendance in
the, evenings °neve for the same
eight Sundays \1:' itS 223.
Emanuel Evangelical Church_
ZURICH- oNT,
U you are not a Christiaa yen
ought to be,
Thursday evening, to a
led house.
We' would like to advise our ad-
\ ertisillg customers that the copy
for changing ads. should be hand
ed in, on Tuesday forenoon and not
on Wednesday morning or noou as
that is the time we get reiady' to
go to press, and to -stop and ch-
ange a few ads. soon throws us
back a few hours.
Sorry to re -port that Master
Paul Hess, son of Mr. and Mrs A.
F. Hess, who was taken to London
by his parents, last Wednesday for
teeatments, was found to have a.
very bad case :of mastoid troul5ie
and was immediately !opereted on
by Dr. Hunt. We -are pleased to
state- however, the little fellow is
progressing as favorable as can be
expected. •
Mr. Thomas McMillan, M. P. or
South Huron donated a very suit-
able trophy in the form of a fine
silver cup, which will be held by
the winning tean.1 'of the Cyclone
hockey league, and as Zurich was
the winners the, past year, hence
it will remain in Zurich floc a year
at least. riva trophy is now on
display in, W. L. Hoffman's wid-
dow.
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. AND Mrs. MOSES GEIGER
071 March 25th, 1026, Mr. ;and
Mrs, Moteser Geiger of Zurich, had
the, great privilege o celebrating
their golden wedding anniversary.
At noon the relatives andfri
endsg athered to do honour to the
'highly esteemed, couple. The
guests greatly enjoyed the .sump-
tuons repast laid oet in the room
beautifully decorated in gold and
w.hiLe.
During the ,afternoon a program.
arranged by the members Of the
family 'Was rendered. Besides
music amid a reading by one of the
grunichildred„ addressee were giv-
en by Rev. W. 13. Denis; Rev, R.
M. Geiger of Mosley, and My.
()won Geiger of Hensel'. The
bride and groom were the recip-
ients of many beautiful gifts of
gold, for which th greomnobly
expressed his appreciatior.
About forty people Wore pres-
ent at this unirete gatheriog, it
being the fourth golden wedding
colo.tration, in the family, two of
brothers lead one sis-
ter .havieg already alebrateti thc
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DiAMOND
The April Birth Stone
This month we are %hewing a
Beautiful .Assortment of Perfect
Blue White Diamlende in variety :of
Tiffany and Basket Mountaings.
Come in and 'see these. Z rices
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