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A remoddeled DeLaVal Cream sep-
rotor; 'MSD one Macksmipi0e.
L. A Poang, tunas.
L.,Ta'zuaie% *Lathes. Purse, contabt-
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.'" NOTICE
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• SPEC1411. MEETING.'
Of the Alnipne csab, on Friday eve:
'14raYeinbere22nd, at,* o'ckesk- '
raC'retbelsie 3rIa-it;Vit to be PieSent,'
Vett important business's' r '•
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TIMBER FOR SALE
Offers fee the timber and wood .on
A -11.1 -C -T -1 -0 -4 -E -E -lit the. 'road allowance between conees-
sicme 8 and 9, north of ZuriCh.-Road
to north Boundary, known as "Road
or Babylon Line, will be rec-
eived by the Council of the TOwnship
of Hay up to two o'clock, Dec -
_______ember tisk 1929.
A. F. HESS,
Clerk, Hay Township,
. Zurich, Ont.
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ins* St11001 01 Alieti011•00114. Try
au ter Registered Live Stock,
Tense is keeping
With prevailing prices. 0/0100
1,411000 toe •010. Wi11 Oat esithiag
Asywkere.
Mese 111 -Nr. sir write. Zwick.
Licensed Win' neer
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solicit your bookie** and if, mot
tis* will make so charges ter
Services.
Arthur Weber - rinds -wood.
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Overstock
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Tires, Tubes. Low Prices
NOW!
APPLICATIONS FOR
TELEPHONE LINESMAN.
Applications for the position of lin-
esman in connection with Zurich
Central of the Hay Municipal Teleph-
one system will be received by the
council of the Township of Hay up
to two o'clock, p.m., on December
2nd, 1929. *'
Particulars can be obtained at office
of the Township Clerk..
A. F. HESS,
Clerk, Hay Township,
Zurich, Ont.
FOR SALE
pod yquog IistlAtqi.av?y,, due
on April 25th next. Apply -(6
• : Henry Clausius, Zurich.
FOR SALE
Knotter Knitting Machine, nearly
new. Apply at home of Mr. C.
Schrag. Miss Nancy Gingerich, own-
er, R.R.2, Zurich. , tf-22
a 3a -; • ., .t• • .Wein s ...- DERFMTVitES FOR SALE , '
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Debentures to be dated December
DAsnwooD . NIsot... 8, 1928u,
djecrfrarenythmority.'coipfaBl By -Law
amounting to $26416.30, are payable
' ,in five years with interest at live per
sasbiefoilsie•iiewfiee••
. IMMI eent. per annum.
.- •*-.• ' Also Ptsebe and ,Aux Sables Riv-
d Debentures am-
Zurichst ropular ers and MuCreek
ounting to $2'60.30 for term of five
MEAT MARKET YeaFor particulars apply to:
TS..
A. F. 11E8S,
ANNOUNCING Clerk, Hay Township.
911IAT WE HAVE PURCHASED :
*ROM 'THE FIRM a YUNGBLUT
& DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB Produce Wanted
LISHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOIACIT YOUR PATRONAGE
H. Yungblut & Sou
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COAL. 1929
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SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
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Highest cash prices paid for cream,
Eggs and Poultry.
Thomas Meyers,
Phone 116
Zurich
SITUATIONS VACANT
'Bright boy wanted 8 to 14 years
of age t work after school and on
• Satindays. Will not interfere with
school duties. Good pay and bonus-
es; Yining, Canadian Boosters' Club,
apply by letter or post card to,, 153
University Aye..,..Toronto. *:
and Mrs. Albert Hess wee*
Sunday visitors at,IllYth•
'Mr. Mines " of Butfale is: visiting
at the Williams home for a few We -
Mr. Milne Rennie ofReafort4!
Was a Monday' visitor with his inOthei
Mrs. •$. Rennie.
':"MrS. H. 11. Cowen has returned
from Deleware, Where she. Visited
with her cousin, Mrs. (Dr?) kink.
Mr. ,George Harron ' of :Stratford,
was a business visitor in' Zurich on
Friday last.
Miss Susie Westlake of Hayfield,
visited -with Miss Susie Johnson•re,
cenPtile5tn. that MO: S. lien -
hie; whoshas beuite ill, is impsn'y'
Hit in health. • , • • ,
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Merrier, Mr. and
Mrs Hy Kele**. Were vistors to
Kitchener the past week.
ana..1gm lay .Scotchiner"i.
and 1:Mrs. T-AloY4-' StanOn
spent Thanksgiving holidays in De-
troit.
Have you a Phonograph, Sewing
Machine, Shot gun or Ride that ne-
eds repairing. Let us look them over
for you. -Hess, the Jeweller.
The many friends of Mr. Alex.
McConnell, of Varna, regret to learn
that he is laid up from the effects of
falling off a scaffold while doing re-
pairs to his house.
The many. friends 01 Mr. Aserick
Brisson of the 14th Con., Hay, are
indeed pleased to see him around a-
gain after being laid up for some
time with sciatica.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pfile of Hen- NOTICE.
sall, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender, and
Mrs. E. Bender and son Edwin, of
Blyth, spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Lydia Pfile::
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Brennerman-of
Buffalo, N.Y., spent the week -end at
the home of the former's parents, CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brennerman, of
Blake.
she Ladies' Aid of St. Peter's Luth
eran church, Zurich, are holding a
Bazaar of Homemade baking, sewing
and will serve lunch on DeCeinber
7th.
Mr. Lorne Dreier and friend, of
Chesley, were week -end visitors ut •
fhe hgroe' of Rev. and Mrs Vit Y I• AUTO DRY CLEANER
'braes all Suffday,
xis pearl Lax", daughter of Mr. Messrs. S. A. Williams & Co., Zur-
and' Mr.i. Wm. Leibold, of the Baby-
lon Line, was taken to London limp:
ital on Tuesday of .last week, and
operated on for appedicitis, and we,
are pleased to learn, is progressing -
quite fovorably.
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis O'Brein, of
Detroit, are spending a few weelcsnt
the home of the former's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brein, the for-
oner Mr. O'Brein being laid off for a
few weeks, as the firm he is connect-
ed with has shut down for a few we-
ews. •Evangelical Lutheran Church
We -are indeed sorry to report
that Mr. Martin Edighofter of the 14,
Con. Hay, one day while felling a
tree, in some way his leg was fract-
ured, unfortunately both bones are
broken and will lay Martin un for
some time.
Mr. Fred Cords of Elmira, visited
at.the home of Mrs. 8. Ronnie; on
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Surerus of Be-
troit, were recent visitors with. Zurich
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friends and at his 'home on the 14th
Concession, Hay,
roistLirYt ig!bfiorles an4t41ZLeC7ithvilgestreel41itoafow1. „ GIVE YOU -MOST :VALUEAR PER DOLLOF COST.
on WednesdaY"last., , ; . •
First- Payment a Peni"ns . e. CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; "PIPING. AND FITTING,
1•AND BESIDES AVE INSTALL OUR PUMPS.
'sions Board 'held another Meeting on LET'YOUR 'NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR HE A DE LAVAL
The Huron County Old Age Pen- •I
Tuesday of last week when quite a s . • • . , Wo have the Agency for this District.
number niore applications were dealt •
with. Some 425 applieatiOns have :
been received to date arxd about 325 r . GARAGE SUPPLIES
granted. There have just . been two i WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF GARAGE SUPPESAND
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SUPPLYLI,
applicants refused lik the 'Toronto
Board of all 'those Passed by the loc- e t CAN YOU WITH • ALMOST ANY KIND OF AUTO 9
al Board and these were made spec- :, PARTS, AND BESIDES CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON SAME •
ial cases. . Ali applications, by.N0v., • DO EXPERT BATTERY; NOM. ..ONREPAIRING AND RR. .:
lltlrreceiveci the November' ciAtre. : • '.- ' - •.' : ' 4411111414.1° ./ r14 ; . _ -•., * ' -- ..
ikfter that the- next •cheques will be - •: - +T. '1601111-407AVRON*OL SOLICITED'i'
issued in December. All applications 1 ,,,.. ... _ • , :, , .,„ ,. - - ,,- , - ;.--•:,,, . .
Who. haVe , hien basSed liy the, Iiiiriiii' ',:';', - , 111illig.is , Gar gilt :ant treasis'
County Board will receive their firsi
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cheque of $20.00 in the near future. •
After that once a month as long as •
they live. e L. A Prang - Zurich.
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Farm plements.
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WE •.411E Hem/gumtrees Fon,...FAum imrLemeNrs.
WILL EE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THE KIND OP
MACHINERY THAT yGD NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL
Naha.
I am in a position to take in a
number of cattle for winter feeding:
For further Particulars apply to:
Henry Waiper, Parr Line, Hay.
Protect your Radiator with Glyc-
ine or Alchoi, for winter driving, we
sell itl L. A. Prang.
I hereby take this medium in gre-
atly thanking my many friends for
the assistance and contributions giv-
en after our recent misfortune thro-
ugh fire. -Leon Jeffrey, Jr.
and W. P. Mellis, Kippen, are
again handling the famous Automo-
bile Wash and Polish Dry Cleaner at,
$1.00 per bottle and the content's of' '
each Bottle will wash and polish Ten
ordinary dirty cars. Fully guarant-
eed not to damage the finest paint or
'varnish. It is also good for Furnit-
ure, Harness and leather upholstery.
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•The Winter Season I
IS THE IDEAL TIME TO REPLACE OLD FASHIONED FLOORS
OR DOORS WITH THE MODERN HARDWOOD FLOOR OR
FRENCH DOORS
LET US QUOTE 'YOU ON COLONY HOUSES ALL SIZES AND
KIND BUILT UP AT THE MILL FOR SPRING DELIVERY
7. 0. KALBILEISCH
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A number of our local huntsmen
made a trip to Camlaehe, this week,
but unfortunately they returned
as the saying goes "empty handed"
The wild gees are exceptionally hard
to get this fall as very few have as
yet been shot, and now the season is
too far advanced for any late shoot-
ing, and so the 1929 shooting season.
is a thing of the past.
This week on Wednesday the Roy-
al Winter Fair at Toronto will open
and will close on Nov. 28th, •The
Canadian National Exhibition at this
industrious city,. has become almost
a world wide eyent, and we are told
that this' Winter Fair runs closely to
the Exhibition in public popularity.
J. Gascho & Son, general merch-
antswish to advise the public that
anyone. interested •in securing a fur
coat or neck piece -for this winter,
are to come to their store on Tues-
day, November 26th, when a travel-
Sorantou ..' Goal FOR SALE ' '
. .
. displaY. ,or -these artieles. For better
ler will be present and show ',a fine
• • A Slig,htly used AC FL'Quehei Anl-, information semi their adv. this.week
Coke Alberta' Coal ky ploW. Alse• a Coeks'hutt foot -lift
riding plow.. .A.pply to: J. E. Druar,
Zurich, Ont. , 19tf
-and Soft Coal
.*SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts.
Bar
Tsar Will be allOwed for cash.
Order Early as priest's wit! onivanen an
Jima 11k1s.
Cam & SOn
ME' MALL
Pitman 311.
LIVE -
POU LTR Y
WANTED.
agile %wiry der1111 110,000/1.Pms
i feed Put ISIMOS
rakes Ii1,04111t
Highest Casli Prices
,
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
FOR SALE
• A limited qmmtity of 'choice potat-
oes. for quick sale. Apply to Wm.
Koeehler.
NOTICE •
We are *berating *our cider mill,
on Tuesday and Thursday of each
week, and would advise the public
who repuke cider made or applebut-
ter cooked, • to make mrangements
by telephone.
F. C. ganzetsch, Zurich.
Mr. John England, of the village,
and who has been suffering with gan-
gerine on the leg, was rushed to Lon-
don Hospital on Friday of last week,
and the leg was amputated at the
knee. Mr: England's many Zurich fri-
ends are pleased to learn that he is
improving as well as can be expected.
Magistrate Reid and Solicitors, D.
E. Holmes and Mr. Dancey, of God-
erich, attended a Police Magistrate's
-Court in the Town Hall, Zurieb,' on
Friday morning. An Indian' from
Crediton pleaded guilty of being
intoxicated in a public place pleaded
guilty, and was fined $10.00 and
costs. Another local case which has
created much interest, was settled
out of coart, as the parties came to
a settlement.
--..... The weatherman gave us a sud-
den change on Tuesday morning, as
The Imperial Life following the ,lieay• rains on Mon-
de, there carne' a' real fall of snow
ACa. of Canada and a little winter set in, with con-
ssurance
siderable frost, but tbe auto is run -
BEAD OPFICR ---, TORONTO ning fine as yet, but we are advised
north at Winghinn, the afire traffic
E. E. Wuerth-Agent, is reverted to Old Dobin and the
-
;sleigh. We are indeed looking for -
ZURICH Plume J-�3 ward for some real line weather in
luarantoe and. Accident Insurance. the next few weeks, which will.short-
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"A Changetese Christ for * ekang.
ins World."
Friday, 8h: Luther League.
Saturday -Choir Practice.
10. a. m: .German Service.
11.15 Sunday School.
7:30: English Service.
Everybody Welcome to all Smokes.
E. Tuerkheim, Pastor.
Evangelical Church Notes
zukucu L' ONT.
Tuesday, 7.15 p. m. --Jr. League.
day 7.$.0 p.m. -Senior League
Friday• 1.31 Practice
The Gospel of Exchange
Is Gambling Wrong?
In gambling, a , number of people
pay a smaller amount and hope to
win a much larger amount, the result
being that .a few persons win by
chance and not by skill and all the
others lose all they paid. It's a get -
something -fol --nothing scheme and
when stripped of all its gay tinsel is
Wrong. It runs straight across the
Sacred law of honesty, namely to give
a fair return from what we, get.
Gamblinglehds -to the paialysiS of
your personel powers, _creative 'eff-
ort, joy of work, growth in skill'and
if carried on by respectable persons
or churches is al the more .a danger-
ous example. Honesty is the best
policy and the best principle..:' Paul.
says: If any will not work neither
let him eat'. Gambling gives life an
unrest foundation. It runs away
from facts, honor, industry and trust
to chance and luck. It turns us from
study, work, efficiency and skill to
chance. It, as it were, uses rotten
material to build a srtong character.
It leads from seeming trifles to ser-
ious danger; the outcome Often being
the gallows, or the electric chair. Be-
ware! The greatest delusion is trust-
ing to luck and chance.
riches in glory." „e' •
SUNDAY SILIIVICIti 11.11
Worship 10,A. M. •
Subject,--WhOioever will be chief
among you let him be your ser-
vant forever, Mat. 20: 27
11 a.m-Biblo, School,
3. R. Gascho, Superintendent.
Subject --Not slothful
Woin business, Dr. A. MacKinnon,Zurich
• Rom.12.11.
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rship: 7.30 P. M.
'get Y Dftier, Pastor
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Stock Foods
Dr. Hess' Stock am d Poultry Food
ALSO MASTER .14RAND LAYING' MASHES, ?IG CHOW, COW
CHOW, REEF SCRAPS, OYSTER, SHELLS,..ETC.
YOUR 1929 COAL
NOW IR THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR
SUPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OUR SPECIAL IN.
DUGEMENT,IS 50 CENTS OFF FOR CASH SALE, AND BESIDES
WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES,
ACT NOW!
L. Schilbe & Son
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I Zurich Drug Store 1
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SCHOOL. SUPPLIES
We have a full Line of all the
reqUirem ents.for. School Opening
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All authorized Text Books kept
in Stock
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We keep a good supply of Scribblers
Note Books, Pencils. Pens, and Ink,
Good choice of Fountain Pens
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WE HAVE ALL THE HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS ItSQUIRED
IN THE CONTINUATION SCHOOL
KODAKS AND FILMS