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TO OUR MANY
Cukorters & Fiel*
WE WISH THROUGH THIS MED
UM TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS
AN) APPRECIATION FOR THE
PAST YEAR'S BUrlINESS RELATI
ONS, AND TRUST THAT THIS
MAY AGAIN. CONTINUE. THRO.
UGHOUT 1929.
WISHING YOU ALL
A Hppy
TMa Year
GIVE. TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS ANDFRIENDS, A PIECE OF
FANCY CHINA.
BE SURE TO CALL FOR YOURS.
PRODUCE WANTED
SAVE YOUR COUPC'NS.
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NOW TO GIVE YOU SOME REAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THOSE
SONG WINTER NIGHTS. LOOK OVER THIS LIST, PICK OUT
TOUR SET AND ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR
OWN HOME, FREE OF CHARGE.
SOME REAL BARGAINS INTHIS LIST:
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1 WestinghoVse, Phones Complete $22.00
1 Kolster Table, 6 -Tube $137.00
1 Westinghouse Batteryless Console at $160.00
1 DeForest Crosley, A Real Buy at $245.00
1 Kolster Compact, Batteryless $185.00
1 Kolster Console, complete
'• $190.00
1 King, 6 -Tube Table Model, Musiconsc $147.00
1 DeForest Crosley, Table Model at $119.00
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Membera of the family of Mr and
Mrs, W. L. Siebert were all Janne
for Christmas Day, and enjoyed a
most splendid even't.
Miss Ida Brill has been confined to
her bed with .art attack of nenritis,
but is .able to be up again some thie
each day, .•
Se ninny doctors have been -telling
us theclangers of kissing that there
issome talk, of putting antiseptie
lipstick on the Market.
Mr. and Mrs Eldon Schnell and
;family of.:Detrolt, are spending the
holidays With the former's mother,
Mrs. J. Schnell, and, also with relati-
ves at Hayfield. • •
Mr. Louis Prang is ali smiles these
days, and has good reasons to be, for
hetreated himself and family to: a
fine •new Chevrolette coach, which
we know they will take lunch pleas -
ere from the Same.
The influenza epedernie which is a
gain playing hovaewith the publicin
general's health, is also becoming
quite prominent in and around Zor-
ich, and over the Christmas holidays
there are almost countless numbers
who are stricken to their beds with
this uncomfortabe epedemic, and pub
lie gatherings is a great place for it
to sprdad among -the people
Nonct
NOMINATION
.POLICE VILLAGE OF ZURICH..
Public Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the Electors of the Police
Village of Zurich will be held in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On
MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1928
At the hour from 7.00 to'S.00; o'clock
in the Evening. I'
For the purpose of nominating Can-
didates for Police Trustees for the
year 1929, and if a poll is demanded
a Poll will be poled on
Monday, the 7th day of January,
1929
At the Clerk's Office, Zurich
Saicl Poll „be opened at 9 o'clock a. m.
until 5 o'clock,
A. ess,
Returning Officer.
Dated :at Zurich, this 8th day of Dec-
ember, i.928.'
NOTICE
NOMINATION
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that a meeting of the electors of the
Municipality of the Township of Hay
will be held in the
... TOWNSHIP ,HALL
In The
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
On
MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st
1928, at the hour from one to two
o'clock p. m., for the purpoSe of
nominating candidates for Reeve and
Chncillors for the Township of
Hay, for the year 1929, and in case
a poll is demanded, polls will be op-
ened on:
Monday, January 7th, 1929
In the several Polling Sub -Divisions
of the Township a follows:
Poll No. 1, Polling Place, School
House No. 2, E. Campbell C.
Prouty Poll Clerk; Poll No. 2, School
House No. 14, D. Burns, D.R.O; W.
Alexander Poll Cleric.; Poll No. 3,
Town Hall, W. O'l3rein
Surerus Poll Clerk; Poll No. 4 A. G.
Hess' Shop, W. G. Hess D.R.O., D.
Oswald; Poll No, 5, School House No
12, U. Pfilt D.R.O.. Herb Krueger
Poll Clerk; Poll No. 6, Hartleib's
Hall, C. Pfile D.R.O., A. Weber Poll
Clerk; Poll No. 7, School House Ne.
3, J. B. Forrest D.R.O., Jas. .MeAr s
ter Poli Clerk; Poll No. 8, C. 0.
Smith's Shop, F. Ducharme, D.R.O.,
Jos. Corriveau, Jr. Poll Clerk.
Said Polls will be kept open from 9'
o'clock, a. m. until 5 o'clock pria
and no longer.
ANDREW F. HESS,
Itetu rn • rer !neer.
Dated at Zurich, this 8th day of Dec-
ember, 1928.
• FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 150 acres of land, in
two parcels, one of 100 acres being
Lot 10, S. B. con, Hay Township,
and 50 acres in N. B, E1-1 Lot 7 St-
anley Township. The farm , is in
good state of cultivation, well fenced
and drained 11/2 story brick; house'
with hard and soft water, also Turn -
ace,, bank barn 40x60, straw shed
$2x40 on the 100 acre farm parcel,
18 acres of wheat, 25 acres plowed.
For further particulars apply on the
premises. Ross Love, Proprietor, R.
R. 2, Hensel].
A Soldier Builds Ships
Joe spends a good deal of time
making 'model ships." Ali, an old
tar, you say, Wrong. Joe was a sol-
dier, and he isn't very old at all—
about H. But there is something
rather serious the matter with hith5.
When he was, at the front lie was
wounded twice seriously too. "Often
a fellow seems' to get ovor a wound,
but later on in lite it seems to loonier
back on him," says Joe. His experi-
ence was that when he took a Job he
becaam too weak to hold it, seemed
to get worse and had pains in the
chest. After a w141s the doctor said
It wns consumption. Jos Is now at
the Toronto Hospitaifa'. Consump-
tives, where the kindly dootors and
nurses are cloth., their beat to patch
up the worn forme and put new life
in the wasted lunws, They may suc-
ceed, Um, for jou ts worth saving, and,
a big kght is lying waged to saVo
"Vyould von like le,ht..1:1 In s1
2, frton you wottlti
besilltntIchmanpvprbe;.14: to 1:141.1.,n4 A.
emit -Iwo ur k aast,,..if 2-4
Street, Toronto 8, Oatarie.
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Rogers
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Same radio equipment as the
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To those who have yet to own their first radio, Rogers
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periment=at less than the cost of any other compar-
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radio was successfully marketed there were thousands
of Rogers-Batteryless Radios in every day use right
across Canada.
To those who still own battery-operated radios,.
Rogers offers all the convenience 'and reliability of
radio without batteries, chemicals or attachments at
less than the original cost. of your old battery set.
Greet the New Year at the dial of a new and
better radio—a Rogers-Batteryless! All the
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FOR SALE
About two acres of standing poplar
timber for sale. Apply fo James Mc-
Allister, R. R. 1, Zurich.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the results of the
Christmas Examinations of Union S.
S. No. 9, Hay and Stanley: Those
marked with an asterisk were absent
for one or more examinations. Na-
mes are in order of merit.
,Sr. IV--Gertic Bechler, Rose Fos-
ter,
Jr. IV --Lloyd Jeffrey, Gordon Erb,
Mary Clarke*, Mabel Gerber' 7 David.
Meyers, Lee Oesch*
Sr. III--Ephriam Gingerich, Susie
Oesch, Gus Clarke, Grace Gelinas,
Clarence Gesell°, William Heckler.
Jr. III—Beatrice Manson, Mildred
Hey, CIA Thiel, Louise Hartman,
Wallace Gingerich, Mabel Schwartz-.
entruber*.
Sr. II--Clemence Jeffrey and Leo-
nard Heckler equal, Bernice Thiel,
Allen Sehwartzentruber and Francis
Foster equal, Ruben Gingerieh, Moz-
art Gelinas*.
Sr. I --Beatrice Gerber., Violet Oes-
ch, Anthony Hartman.
Jr. I--Reta Foster. Kathleen Hey,
Inane Jeffrey, Joan Gelinas, Austin.
Hartman, Lee Roy Erb.
Primer --Margaret Gingerich, John
Kelp, Dorothy Earbo Curtis Ginger-
ich, Emery Bechler, Varda Becitler*,
Average attendance-- 40.
Jessie MacDonald, Teacher.
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Masse --At Bronson Line, Hay Town-
ship; on Deem -libel. 23rd, td Mr.,
and Mrs. Paul Masse a daughter.
Denomme--At Hay Township, on Dec-
ember 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rem-
ieDenomme,
Mittleholtz--At Zurich, on December
3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Ted, Mittle-
Holtz, a son.
Taylor --At Parr Line, Hay Town-
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ship, to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tay-
lor, a daughter.
Lafthantboise--At Blue Water High-
-way, Hay Township, to Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Lafromboise, ori Dec-.
ember 18th, a daughter,
BLAKE.
Me, and Mrs. Earl Weide and
Zurteh, and Mr. and Mrs
10 Tumor and son .Grant, of Cod -
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rich, spent Christmas day at the
!wine of Mr. and Mrs, Ross John
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Received a shipment of waterproof
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Special Price $12.50 large size
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bechler and 1411
and Mrs. H. Brenner spent Christ-
mas at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe I3ecider,
Miss Alberta Finlay returned he -
me on Saturday after spending a few
weeks with friends in Landon.
ding this week at her home here
Miss Theda Hayter of .Windsor
spending her holidays with har •
parents.
Miss Myrta Hoffman and friend ot
Kitchener spent Christmas with her
parents.
A very interesting and most 11m
Mr. arid Mrs. J. A. Carnie and da- neual event took place at the home
ughtere spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker on
of Mr. and Me. C. Haugh at Brute- Monday evening, December 24th5.
lield.lt.. and Mrs. E. Lindenfield and when a number of their friends an&
neighbors gathered together and
daughter of London, spent Sunday at
Thos. celebrated with them the 25th anee
nt
the homer Mr. t
ersary of their marriage. Daring the*
Johnston. evening Mr. and Mrs. 13alcer were tb.*
recipients of many beautiful gifts,
Dashwood and congratulations expressing the ea,
teem of their numerous friends.
Mr. Percy Kieinstiver of Chieago, Miss Gladys Guenther of Prestonl,
spent Christmas withhis parents here. Springs, spent Christmas holidays bra
Dashwood and Zurich.
Mr. Bruer of New Hamburg spent.
the holidays in town,
Miss Rose Guenther of Windsor,
visiting her parents this week.
Mr. Geo. Maier of Detroit is spen
• Miss Cunningham of Kitchener sp- ding Christmas and New Years -with',
ent Christmas with her sisterMrs. L. his parents.
Morena. The Christmas entertainment in
Miss Flossie Kleinstiver and friend Evangelical church was postpone&
of Stratford, spent Christmas at her Owitg to so many being sick with that
home liere. Iiu.
Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto, lVfiss Thelma Elsie of Sarnia is 40,4-
v.,,sperttling her holidays with her par- ending the holidays with her
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pare-
:Miss Florence Guenther spent Chr- Mr..Lous Rader had the rtisrov4
AtitieS in Windsor, tune to fal through a hole in ;UM:
MPS Illide.Kuit a London is Oen Darn dielocatine; 1111
Mr. and Mrs. George Koch are ..„.me-
iting their daughter near London
week..
Miss Nelda lassold of London sp-
ent the week -end with her parents.