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To Our
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In spite of the March of Progrss
and the Influence of a Materialistic
Age. The Spirit of Christmas again
fills out- hearts, just as it filled those
of the Shepherds on the Jordan hills
almost two thousand Years ago.. We
would repeat the Angel's Message of
Peace and Goodwill and with it, ext-
end our heartiest wishes for a Joyous
CHRISMASTIDE, and a PROSPER-
OUS NEW YEAR
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We have been appointed Agents direct for
Zi; _i,ICFI AND VICINITY FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES OF s.
TRIED AND PROVEN PRODUCTS OF, ,'F ,
WILLYS OVERLAND LTD.
WHIPPET ®� ARISTOCRAT OAF iTHE LOW PRI- +
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THE LOWEST PRICED SIX ON 3•
WHIPPET b 1 X TIIE MARKET. A CAR WIiTH A a•
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Willys Kniaht THEO FAMOUR PSLEEVE VALDE
MOTOR. IF IN NEED OF A CAR ARRANGE TO SEE US +
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. A SATISFACTORY : DEAL' fi
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS WE WISH TO EXTEND
Season's Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR CON.
T1NUE WITH OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS
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And gni your Xmas.
Candies and Nuts
WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY, AND THE PRICES
ARE RIGHT
THERE ARE ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS. DON'T
LEAVE IT TILL THE LAST MINUTES.
WE WISH OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS A
mae.
AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEY YEAR
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YELLOW FRONT STORE
PHONE NO. 145
WE EXTEND TO ONE AND ALL
• OUR BEST WISHES FOR A
ristmas
AND A. HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Public school will re -open again on
Thursday, January' 3rd.
Mr. Wm. Lamont made a business
trip to Crediton on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston and
two sons, . Harold and Jimof Blake,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner and son
Grant, of Goderich, and Mr. • Jacob
Weiod and . son Percy were Sunday
visitors t:t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Weido. g
The Family Herald and Weekly*
Star have just announced a special
offer of a three year's subscription
for $2. Splendid value at the former
price, this radical reduction should
now place the Family Herald on ev-
ery library table in Canada.
Mr. J. Hey Jr. was at Toronto the
past week attending the large Wiliys
Overland Convention, and Mr. Hey,
who is a salesman forthis popular
make of car, advises us that the new
models. now on display are practically
the last word in motor cars, and will
excell almost everything on the mar-
ket to -day, taking price into consider-
ation. Mr. High things the Whippet
fours and sixes i11 have a most wond-
erful season ahead of them.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Room I
Christmas Examinations.
Jr. II: Honours 380; Pass 300.
Vera Decher 467, Elgin Snider 431;
Mary Merner 431; Alice Beaver 878;
Marjorie Gallman 358; Lawrence
Voisin 343; Mildred'Kipfer 302; An-
thony Voisin 270.
Sr. I --Hon. 350; Pass 246-- Archie
MacKinnon 371; Mildred Haberer
367; Doris Meyers 357; Allan Gascho
341; Marie Bedard 340; Lewis Thiel
279; Doreen O"Dwyer and Dolores
Mittleholtz absent.
Jr. I --Hon. 250; Pass 180—Gertr-
ude Turkheim 283; Calvin Thiel 282;
Dorothy Voisin 282; Wilfred Smith
256; Wellan ,Smith 240;Laird Thiel
211; Alphonse Grenier 195; Ahneda
Deichert 191, absent.
Sr. Pr. --Edith Uttley; Kathleen
Kochems; Audrey Foster; Ray Schw-
alm; Fred Hess; Doreen Ducharme;
Elgin Kiefer; Florence Mittleholtz;
Earl Deichert.
Jr. Pr. --Gerald Regier; Dorothy
Weido; Greta Flaxbard; Aides Gren-
ier; Leroy Thiel; Karl Heideman.
.. 1Irs. G. Koehler,
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Live Hogs cwt.
Butter, lbs. a ..;a..., 40c
Dried apples Ib, ... — _ _... 9
Eggs .. .... .......... -.30-40-50
Flour......... .... 3.50-4.15
Wheat .:.... ..... 1.25
Barley 70c
Buckwheat .., .. 80
Shorts per ton ....... .. 35.00
Bran per ton.... 34.00
Geese dressed ......... .. 22c
Chicks live ......... 22-18
Ducks dressed 23
Turkeys .. .... 38
Western Farmers' E lana
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario-
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Deo.
81, 1927, $22,365,785.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$150,579,88
Rags—$14.50 per $1',000 for 3 years.
E. F. Klapp --Zurich
-tided, Also Dealer in Lightning Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
dig Reduction
In Fall and Winter
Millinery
NEVER BEFORE HAS THERE
BEEN SUCH WONDERFUL BARG-
AINS OFFERED THE PUBLIC OF
Room II ZURICH
.. Sr. III --Marks required to pass 60
per cent of the total 435.. Honours, AND
540 --Paul Hess 600; Ross Johnston
443; Ralph Uttley 440; Albert Lei
bold 439; Stewart Thiel 409; Arta.
and Grenier .394
Jr. III --Marks requirer to pass 60
per cent of total 400; Honors 500; --
Fred Brown 546; Margaret Schwalm
544; Edith Deichert 544; Willie Br
own 501; Grace Moyers 500; Leeland
Schwalm 493; Beatrice Meidinl;er
453; Beatrice Thiel 438; Blanche
Grenier 437; Jake Merner 417; Ruth
Foster 395; Rota .Pleischauer 3.0;
Honer Salmon 287, Bertrand Deieh-
ert absent.
Sr. II --Marks required to pass 60
per cent of Total :375; Honours 465
Theresa Zettel 531., Patricia Duchar-
me 474; Ruby Schrag 469; Laura
Deichert 452; Edna Kochems 428;
Lewis Schrag 410; Veola,,Klopp 409;
Mae Smith 386; Albert C.lausius 842
Peter Voisin 342; . Herbert Smith
334; Karl' Steinbach 331; Eileen
Beaver 801; Lawrence Bedard 265.
Pupils having perfect attendance
for the year are Fred Brown and Rota
lleischawir, i `ei'age attendance for
was 341,
0. M. VIIrtin Teacher.
AND VICINITY IN FALL
WINTER MILLINERY.
Christmas Presents
WE ALSO CARRY IN STOCK A
FINE LINE OP EMBROIDERY
WORK, WILL MAKE IDEAL CHR-
ISTMAS .PRESENTS.
SOME REAL NICE BOXED FLOW-
ERS FOR DRESSES AND COATS,
WILL ALSO MAKE NICE XMAS.
PRESENTS
A FINE LINE OF FULL FASHION•
ED SILK HOSE, AT VERY REAS-
ONABLE PRICES.
COME EARLY AND. GET FIRST
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JA.always appreciated
HAT SHOPPE
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT AND
THE QUALITY GOOD
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'TRUST GUARANTEED MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES, YOU
CAN ABSOLUTELY DEPEND UPON THAT YOUR INTEREST
WILL BE PAID TWICE A YEAR ON ACERTAIN DATE, AND
THAT YOUR PRINCIPAL IS ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
PLAY SAFE AND PROVIDE FOR A REGULAR INCOME
Any Sum over $100 will be accepted on a H. & Erie Debent
ure
or. a Canada Trust G.M.C. for one to Five years.
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INTEREST TWICE A YEAR AT
4>34. Per Cent.
PER ANNUM WILL BE PAID REGULARLY
FULL INFORMATION GIADLY GIVEN
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED AT ANY TIME
Before you Invest ---INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
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