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CT.ISTOME:RS THIS WEEK, A
PROMPT SETTLEMENT, WOULD
BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.,
THIS SPACE FOR AN IMPORT-
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Phone 59
Zurioli ' Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
GENUINEFORD PARTS
HUS'I tilt'I.'i1 Et) A z= t-ilPMENT 0? DOMINION TIRES AND TUBS
WB ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
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IEF IN NEED OF A BAU'I"-ER:i, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T, EATON
CO AN 0E HER CHEAP BATTKRLES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
, gRY.
BATTERY R EP A I RING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AiJTO
REPAIRING EITEIER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
IETYLL+'NE \VELP1NG. . • ;7,17t;
•ZURICH'S LEADING. GARAGE
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Ni lLts are rsettiad cool --- Winter
-will soon -be here, this puts us in
Imind of that New Stove, one that will
give more heat with less fuel than any
I other make. on the market, namely the
Clarex Quebec combined Cooker and
S.G:1.TER, A STOVE THAT WILL COOK AND BAKE WITH
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re HEN: ARE MADE IN TWO SIZES18X18 in. and 20x20 in ovens
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HE VERY BEST THAT
AND WILL BURN' COAL OR WOOD.
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ib FURNACE A I URNAC.E] THAT HAS GIVEN SATISFACTION TO THOU
SANDS 0L USERS FOR MANY YEARS. The Furnace that
'sat,a� ,ru ` ton of coal in seven.
ii In havi ig \Tour Furnace Work, .
-, t,, I'lutnk�rng Job. or Eavetroughing
and Repairing done, You make' no mistake by corning here
here and having it, done by our Expert Mr, Ted, Milltehoitz.
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Merchandise
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N,i{ NO c ON;,f•1.)'ERl:¶G C'C)aI', SUP A1SP MARK -
EVERY [+;i \` f [:E'?' ; 1))'\ :V -.1'0 A pP,, •t`J1 \'V•1+." KNOW ,WILL SELL. WE''
C'AN' tt l.i:)'.' Vi i)1 1, `{' A. FEW PHI , i .\ N0 tl:)0i)S WE' ARE ';ELL
b1 i,;', ,; 1%' I, t TlN1)ERWEAR, r3W.R,A:i'ERCOA.TS'SOCK -, SHIRTS
1IE t W ):t1 H;r1I I>RA, CE,,, WO,'IC GLOVES.AND MI1TS,ETC.
I .\) +l< 5 v • { t rill... I I EN'S UN f RWEAR, SWEATER . COATS,
r[.)..1 11A\1)ri1 P1. 1lTEES, GLOV11 .'ETC.
3s . Ei Ia";:� ; ^1 11,1,. S`t•i•lied and iv i,te,., per 'Yard ' 19e'
28 ner std
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"PO \i'EL1NG. If A7. 1'0 II C01 'PON. f,LEECH:ED COTTON AND, SHE -
.E fIti•i .\.1;1.. 111,31 WILL BE S01.,0 AT A REDUCTION.
2 o'nty 1\le.i's alacitInaW C )Cts, Regalar $10 and $13,00 at _ _.:$7.50
Uti 'rwi;.u•, Regular :$2,000 tt
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Ple!;Need 1,m ,:E 0 cterlvear, Regular $1.00 at garment 69c'
Lor's .C1e seed 1 nod., Underwear, 656. at per garment ` 69c
Mons 5 i.:::„ .1•1.•ivy, Reg, 75c. at- at .per pr: ..... 59c
Men's Sveks, heavy, .Regular 50c atper pair .- 39c
We have; 1•oninants in i>irints ane Galateas whhich were left over
ends. Tari ire a lot of items -we can't mention here' -which will
be silt , .:nci I, ,h:•ae is anything' youneed ani \ve. have it you
will bet 'sure La !get it right.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
A. Huron. Game and Bird Prot-
ective A's,ociation has been organ -
hied and the objj?ct and purposes
are to assist in the enforcement of
existing Game Laws for the bet-
ter protection of our game birds
and animals, and also our insect-
iviouu birds. Folio wing are the
O,ffieers•-=Pr: s dent,. Henry Either,
Crediton; Vic prra. WV•ni. D. 'San -
dons, Exeter; Secy-Treas;. S '
Fitton, Exeter; Asst -Secy, W.Johus
°':iet :'r. A •s':rona a :o uti ve board
�a Casa appointed, '
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
The Council mat on Monday for
its first .meeting hwen the follow-
uig officers were appointed
Clerk, J. Ei Harnwell; 'Trea'aurer,
Geo Beatty, Assessor Jas. Hood;
Collector, Thos. Wiley; Board. •of
Health, Dr. Shaw, Ralph Steph-,
enson; Auditors, A. McEwen, W. J.
Tough. '
Mr. Geo. W. Elliott visited fri-
enda in London last, week.
Mr. Sas, M', Reid of Clinton, has
gone to Flint, Mich. to Spendthe
winter if he strikes a suitable
iojb.
Mr. and Mrs;. Ralph . Stephenson
Mr. and Mips.. David, Johnston and
Mr Robert Pomo. k visited 'friends
in Goderich last week
Mr. Cecil Wiley returned last
weak to Datroit after spending
some weeks at his honfp at Varna.
• Mrs. John J. Smith. of Zurich,: is
Zspencling a few days with her
sonM, Herb Smith on Goshen.
Mr. Georg? Armstrong of God-
erich, vi: feel recently with his. son
Lorne' Armstrong and other fri-
ends in Stanley.
AVIS Mabel Calver has returned
hunt; after' visiting he:-
Clinton
e Clinton river a 1f ew days,.
DASHWOOD
Plea's^ take notice the 'stores
and bu'sineit places of this village`
will be cloised every night -except
Saturday night's during Jan., Feb.'
and March.
Among those who are attend-
ing the Real Estate Excursion to
Texas this week are, Mr :and Mns.
Hy .Krait, Mr. and Maas,. H. Rey-
r.alds, Mr. Louis Rader, Mr; Fred
Rader and. Mr. Chas. 'Beaver.
31r. Harrier Zimmer returned gist
week after a very pleasant visit in
Buffalo.
The many friends of Mr. Chari
Stdinhagen will: regret to know
that he is riot peoveri,ng as fast
a'ls .his friends would like to see,.
Mr, Mervyn Tieman ispent the
\veek.end in London.
Mrs, Otterb^in, and ;son Chester
&raiser attended the funeral of iver
:sister, Mrs,,Fred• McCrea ill Detroit
on Saturday.
Hnrolti, the Utile Son of Mi>;1
end Mir*. .uarrond Kraft is very
'sick -with pneumonia.
The following t the result <of
h' • 1'''t`o 1 of of the Evan-
s+eT.ienl Pre'si;d'nt, Mrn
Geo; Link, Vice -pros, P. B .Mof:f-
,ift: Se -'v'., 'della Bender; Tress.,
r.e?tn c mth'ir; Corr.
Secy';1?,*lith
Ci A,7th^,`i OVt, .ni14: ('rna'Birk;
Assist Organist Mrs:, A. Oestri''.
cher,
A isurp:'isi isarty wws,la hcld :1t
the Nom' of Mr. and M'fs. 73enry
Neii'scliwnnger last Ttieilidly even-
ing., It .being -Mrie thwa+rrg-
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LOCAL ` MARKETS,
1 Butter lb._._ -_...•_-- -. 40
Eggs .. 55-50-30
Dried apples ib'. _
Wheat 1.25
Oats
42
Buckwheat __. _ ._ .. _.85
Flour.......... _,- 4.75 3.75
Sorts per ton__ _ ...34.00
Bran per ton. _ .. 32.00
Potatoes per bag .__ _. 2.00
Live Eogn, cwt. 12;00
(Coh•rected every 'Wednesday)
Western Farmers' - Mutual
Weather i spraaee,
OF. OODSTOCK
THE LARGEST" BUS/NESS OF
ANY CANADIAN t OMPaNY DO -
INC BUSINESS IN ONTARIO,
CASH AND 'BOND ON HAND
$85,421
G. Holtzman Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DR r...:R IN LIGH-
TNING EODS, r;_"r, _ALL KINDS
OF FITIN 1 t ; , to -34
NOTICE.
The Annual Mtn Ling 'Of the
ZURICH HORTICULTURAL SOC-
IETY will be lwld in the .
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On Thursday Eve. January 20th,
1927, At 8 O'clock, p.m.Bulsiness�Election of 02ficera,
Receiving Financial Report, Etc.,m
Me eml�eis of the Society are
requested to renew t.heir• member
ship feu for the year 1927 before
the Annual meeting: Membership
fee $1.00.
P. Haberer, President
J: E• Gascha, Treasurer.,
TOWN ALL, ZURICH
NGS CI:.
The annual meeting of the, mem-
bers pf the Zurich .A `rtcultar,tl
g 1 So-
ciety will be held an the Town -Halt
Zurich on
Thursday, Jan, 20th,1927
at .2 o'clock, for election of office
etc.
E. F. Klapp, President.
A. P. Hess, Secy-Treas.
HOUSE FOR SALE
A ,very desirabie lroperty in
Zurich, located :just .so,ith of the
Dominion Hotel, good frame house
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withr.tchena.ta.l r
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gond
> g barn,
•etch, for further particulars ap-
ply to Mrs. Noah Sar;iran,, Zurich..
er's birthday. The evening was
spent in playing games, after wh-•
ich a dainty lunch was served.
The following are the Officers
recently' appointed for the corn•-ing
year of the Evao,T.lieaT Sunday
School --Supt, A. Birk•r. .Asst. Stip.
l:t,ra Bender; Secy., Vernon Schatz
'revs. Ben Prion; Organist, Anna.
Tiernan; A's'sist !della Bender, Ch-
orister, Catherine Finkbeiner, amt.
G. 'U;eStr iiihcr
��'Itu1°Cra.1Tr $11011-lar;y "33i
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Our Thanks nd Apprec
fation are extendeatfor the
generous share fpatron._
age we have enjoyed. May'
this be your
Merriest Christmas
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And 1927 be your ‘Bright-
est and most Prosperous
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NEW YEAR
Jbhnston 86 Kalbfleisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
A GOOD
RE 00 MMENDIVION.
..WIZEN OVER 20,000 SAVERS HAVE OVER FIFTEEN MIT;
LION DOLLARS, INVESTED IN HURON & ERIE j)EBEN-.
'TURES YOU CAN BE ASSURED 'THEY _MUST BE SATI i -r
PIED BY THIS 61 -YEAR-OLD GOVERNMENT CHARTERED
AND GOVERNMENT IN ECTED FINANCIAL INSTITUT-
ION.
Huron . & Erie Trustee De be -Auras are ismed for $100 or more
for 1 to 5 years.
5 per cent.
PER ANNUM IS PAID HALF -YEARLY UPON $100 OR
MORE FOR 1 TO 6 YEARS.
Call and let nie ;show you a specimen. debenture and interest
coupon!...
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Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
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