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ZURICH, THURSDAY iVI'CRNING
FEBRUARY 16, 1928.
Chester le Smith; Pubilidlook
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up your own Community by buying Goods in the home town
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Our motto is "ful;: rakie %•
in radio and servicer
•Our stock of Bolster radio
and our complete line of
radio accessories repre-
cents the "most -for -your=
money" in town. Come
in and have at Kaister
demonstration. _No obli
gation.
ELMER OESCII
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Mass Meeting
OP PARTIES INTERESTED dN
TOBACCO
IN THE TOWN HALL AT
EXETER
,ON ,
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21st.
1928. AT 2 p.m.
E. G. Tellier, Ex. M. Pr P, , and
others will address the Meetign,
Everybody, interested in this in-
dustry is cordially •invited.
Growing and Pooling will be dis-
cussed, .. Come along with' your
question,.
OSCAR KLOPP,, Secy.
W. R. ELLIOTT, President. •
Gingerich-At Hay Township on
January 31st, to Mr. and . Mrs.
Jacob Gingericb,, a son.
Ducharme-At Hay Township, on
February 1st, to Mr. and Mrs.
Sovereign Ducharme, a son.
Steckle-At Bronson Line, Stanley
on February 4th, to Mr. , and
Mrs. Menno Steckle, Jr., a da-
ughter.
.cabin -At Hay Township, on-
1 February 7th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Alex.. Anbin,• a daughter..
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firings you alues that cannot be
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1 We defy, 1 competition N ote g
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their rec rd smashing Prices•
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. Men's Ltlmberinen Rubbers, Regular $1.50 Sale at _ - .... _$2.45
,. Boys' Lumbermen Rubbers, Reg. $3.59, at Sale _,k --rt----$125
Child's Heavy Rubbers, Begnlar $100, Sale at -'--- ----$1-4° t
Mien's Calf Black Goodyear Welt, Reg. $5.09 Sale at ,$3.65 •
Boy's Solid Leather, Scheel Sheet% Reg. $3.50 Sale at -._ $2.45
Women's Felt and Kid Boadoear .Slippers, Reg- 1.75, Sale .- 95e
Children's Shoes, from 39e. to _ ..._.-...--4-- .-- --- $1.19 ••
Men's 7Bubber,s, all/ isms, S'PEOIAL et -- -.� - - - ;$1.111.
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TWENTY-SECOND
Annual Report
Of The
Western Farmers'
Weather Insurance
Mutual Co'y. '
Cash and Bonds .on hand $150,57.9.88
The Largest Reserve of any Can-
adian Mutual Company doing bus-
iness in Ontario..
Amount of Insurance at Risk , oil`
Dec. 31, 1927, $24365,.735 i
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$154,57,9;.88 �
Head Office - Woodstock, Ont,
G, Holtzman, Agent, Zurich,, Ont.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. John Brenner. wish.
to thank all the neighbors and
friends for their k n'dness and sym-
pathy shown during the illness and
death of Mrs. Brenner's „mother,
the late Mrs. Greb,
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DRYSDALE.
$14.00
BUYS A REGINA
• Mrs, A. Voi'son was a Sunday
visitor at Goderich',
Winne Mr., T. L. made a Busin-
ess trip to London on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. ,Fee are rsp-
•ending a few clays at the home
Mrs. H. Lipphardt.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. /Faust,
Mitchell were Sunday visitors
.the village.
Mr, and Mrs, 1Vnx,, Beaver
Hensall, renewed Zurich friends
Saturday/.
• The recent rains have carried
away nearly all the snow and the
autos are running quite freely.
of
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Messrs. Ward Fritz and Fred
'hie1 motored to kitchener on
..',Sundatix • ,
Miss Hazel Ducharme is, spend
Ing a few weeks with her sister
Mrs. Frank Chambers in Goderich
Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bedard of
St. Joseph, spent a few days in
our burg last week.
Miss Maleline Bedard entertain
Mher m many friends to- a very
e1+j'ti•yable birthday party one night
recently. ,
Mr..;: and Mrs. Ed. Beck, of Sf;
Claire is spending a few daysthe
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J.
Denamme.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Laporte, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Durand and Mr.
and Mrs. Philip E. Denomme were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Bedard, at Zurich.
A very pleasant evening was
held recently when a large nutue
lber of friends and relatives gath-
ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Overholt . The e. ening
was spent in dancing and card
playing,
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Bedard of
'the 14th con., spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Papineau,
Mr, Wm. Lamont and daughter,
Mrs, L. Cti •. Hoffman, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wni,. Consitt, Hensall.
rite. Chas. Eilber of ,Crediton+,
is 'spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Merrier who is
Tuesday of this week was St.
Valentine's Day, and was rememb
ered by many with the approp-
riate decorations.•
.
Mr, and Mrs, W. K. Finkbeieer
weed daughter, Miss Hazel of
'Stratford, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Hoffman.
C.. Fritz & Son advise us that
on Thursday, February 16th they
will demonstrate a coach of the
New Ford autos in Zurich, and in-
vite the public to see this very
latest in the auto industry..
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brein have
moved their effects from the
house recently purchased by Mr.
Wm. Lamont from Mr. A. A. Weber
on Victoria Street, to the house
owned by Mrs. Ayotte, of Mich-
igan, and situate on the same stye
r t. This latter house has recently
undergone a complete new re-
decoration of the inteirior, and has
also been wired for hydro.
A very happy event was cel-
ebrated at the home of Mrs. H.
Lipphardt on Tuesday ever,ieg,
when a number of lady /friends
of Mr. Geo. Fee, nee ,Irene Lipp-
hardt, gathered and presented Mr
and Mrs. Pee with an electric
toaster and electric iron and a
few aluminum utensils. Mr. Fee
thanked the ladies for their gifts
in a very able manner, The ev-
ening was spent very enjoyably,
a dainty lunch was served by the;
Evangelical Church 'Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
Tuesday eve., 7 p.m;, -Jr. League
Thursday 7.30 p,m. Prayer and
Praise
Fi;iday 7,30 p.m -Senior League
Friday 8,30 p.m. -Choir Practice
, GOD AND I
G•od and I, constitute a com-
bine and partnership, greater than
which thele is none. He is our
eatest need and to e ifect the
g' p ladies.
Bale <ant -fl government of God in the
,earth, so as to make it a divined
triumph, God needs man most of l
all .and uses him groundly. God
is not a luxury for happy days
,nor a convenience for distressing
expeiden_es. He is the soul'seup-
rem,e necessity; the daily bread
without which life is a famished
• 'failure; the home of the soul. fl
is life's T) t.un and mainte.na.nee
4,1 If you trun uly live in God. r`Io
will give it a dazzling diamond
glory, How 'atrsfying. "Whom.
have I ie. Heaven but Thee and
on earth I desire • none- beside
'QPIa�'
OVERCOATS'
SUITS a
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MACKINAWW UNDERWEAR ;
SWEATER$ OVERALLS
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In fact everything in the Store a
Greatly Reamed Prices
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S>ibjeet - The Stewardship of i
poaseSsion's.
t1 ,a.m.-Bible School,
E. Gaecbo, Superintendent.
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Get o ,; r piss before y s -1.1sy
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GAscnos dhow A:
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7,30 p.m. -Worship •
Subject - The christianizing
Power of sanctified character.
Our Services are growing '
'number and .in Spiritual blessing
and power. If you were pot ,lires-
ent, I'm ?icily because God was
pu,he1;,;oof of yo',ir lite,..to that
extent,•' Next Sunday morning the
require 1.51' Hien, women and child-
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and
m I am banking on .you, in making r
llae pi-epiiesy th it y"nit tvlil not
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On Monday evening, February- 13
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hey, Jr., was the scene of avery
joyous event. The Ladies Bible
School Class of which Mr. (C. L.
Smith is the popular teacher, gat-
hered to formally organize this
r, i*)Up of women :into an or a.n-
ized body, To make the occasion
complete the ladies very court-
eously invtied their husbands to
join them. and the men did not ob-
ject in the least. Rev. W. Y.
Dreier was in the chair and after
leading out in a few numbers of
timely and jolly- songs, congratu-
lated the class upon their enter-
pth'iug spirit. The election re-
P.»e i legit, Mrs. John
Troy, Jr,,; Vice -Pres., Mrs, J. E,
7, i rho, Secretary, firs. 'J. K.
1 acre, Assistant Secy., Mrs, C, L,
Sirith; Treasurer,'Mrs. C. Eilber•
The Class was named. "The .Beth-
any Sisters," A much apprec-
iated and, spirited programa, was
c n lcred when Mr. Newel Geiger
sang .a so'o ,Mr. J'. E Gaseho gave
a reading, Mr. 'A. Melic]. also
An, a happy number. Mrs.p
ZA i nil r, Mrs, C."i.7• Smith and Mrs.
J. Hey, Ji;, sang a /merry remin-
iscent trio:, to the 'delight of 'all.
itsinging onitrsts and.
added reit, and ami,ost dainty and
delicious St Valentines lunch was
saved. That was one delightful,
tt ho'esome 'evening of f''fe ehrist-
Ian felloWsliip and egeiabil:ity. + • •
16• Size, 15 Jewel,Beautifully:•
Cased. Let us show you this
Watch for REAL VALUE. A Gu-
arrantee accompanies every Re-
ess, '1 ne Jeweller
Buy the B�st
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and
D. L. & W. SCRANTON • `
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Arriving
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Phones -Office 10w, House ler„,
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ZURICH
SHOE REPAIRING
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OVERSHOES,
Five Good Used Cars for SALE,
1927 -Ford Coach, Baloon Tires and in perfect condition_
1926 -Ford Coupe, Baloon Tires, lots of Extras, Speedometer,
Automatic Wiper, Water pump, bumpers, heater, and epi.
Light.
1925 -Ford Coach including two bumpers, automatic wiser,
Heater and Baloon Tires
1922 -Ford Coupe leaded with extras and in perfect condi€aznr
New 'Tires.
1925 Ford Coupe, baloon Tires, Heater and Shock abserbea,
THESE CARS ARE IN PERFECT RUNNING CONDITION_
ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION.
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SHOE MERCHANTS
THE SHOE STORE WITII THE STOCK,
AGENTS for the New Ford CAR And TRACTORS
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Bargains argairi
In order to reduce our Stock we
are putting on a two weeks sale of
all lines of Dry Goods such as:
FLANNELETTES, FLANNELS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS„ MACK-
INAW FLANNEL, SERGES, SILKS AND COTTONS,iilli3'.iN S
AND BOY'S UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS, TOP SHIRTS AID
WINDBREAKERS, LADIES, GIRLS' AND CHILDREN'S UN-
DERWEAR, SWEATERS, STOCKINGS, MITTS, GLOVES, ETC.
Shoes and Rubbers, Dishes, Hardware, flarness Repair*, every-
thing will go, at Greatly Reduced Prices. Sale 0oeial.meueea rrn
JANUARY 14th, and ENDS ON JANUARY 28t1t.
COME AND SECURE SOME BARGAINS WHILE 'i'3; E },,,,4S ."
IF '!e e a G{'.ix67""' ,
GENERA. itiaE ONAN r
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