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Vol. XXX No.21
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNINQ, NOVEMBER 281929. $1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 nt Advastat:
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- Chester L. Sualt, Publishoew
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ore weeks till Christmas.: Do your Shopping
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LOCAL humus.
(Corrected every Wedieeedisty) Gingerich-At Goshen Line, Hay: of being overworked: they are
Tovanship, an November 17th,
Mr an.d Mrs. jacob Gingerich, a
BORN
to, "please" and 'thank 'you".
age which are in very little danger .."
they are worth much to any young
'There are two words in our langa-•
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"Butter, creamery .-......--. - 45 son. man or woman. Yet '
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old Hens ,, e. e., ee_eeeneeee senin Schilhe-At Zwick, on November.
Cleickens
flacks .. 12-25
15' 12th, o : rs. lford
Schilbe, a daughter. there were four ex five million Ina ''''' --------'-
ians roaming the fields of thNorth 'T4'.4 -''l '--• '4' " '''''.-
Ainerican wildeerness. They dwind- .....--1 C. Melody Conn YES, THE COLD DAYS ARE HEM
When Columbus came to Anierica
tMrand, M
Eggs ..... -.......-- 20,, ao, 40
, ' 'Veen, .147- '' - g-Nt21 •e
moots • • .. ...... 4. ...a. ., .t .. a . . ..r . 60
1-20 Miller -At Dashwood, on 'November •
the white race, but to -day there are • Mr, W. e. Callfas is spen,ding a
'Wheat .. . ... ...........--- led in numbers before the advance of
AGAIN! ARE. YOU PREP:14MM?
Earley ..... . 8F . Ve . . . . .7 . Fr . 88, . 7 18F
e 14th, to Mr.. and. Mrs. Ted. Miller,'
a son. twenty-six thousand Indians in British few days at London this week. WE ARE Prepared with a Dame
Flour cwt. - .. ....-. 3.-50 4.75
Buckwheat .-..-..... ...... - 80
A WOMan doctor a, generation ago living the same life that their fore Block., made
Columbia alone. Some of them are 'Constables C. Eilber, and Jul. . a, xophone
lesley on Monday.
a business trip to Wel- Supply of
Shorts ton
Bran ton .. .. .
,y. , 35.00
34.00
was almost unheard of. To day over fathers lien'ed in the days when Cartier
HIGH GRADE FUELS
ve per 'cent -of the medical. students and Champlain claimed Canada
Genuine Scranton Anthracite,, SA-
for , Mr. Win. Dumart of Kitchener,
Dried apple .... - .. - - .- - 9
Dutch sett onions: .,. .. -..... - ,S •in the world are women and the per- the French King. ,
Henry Yungblut this week.
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
C. MELODY CONN
tentage is rapidly interea.sing.
ThTe choir of Zion's Lutheran Sunday visitors at the home of Ain.
Dashwood
. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deters, were
SILVER PLATED IN CASE way Coke, Miller's, Creek
• church of Dashwoed, assisted in the end Mrs. Jack Park, Hensall.
LIKE NEW FOR ONLY f Pocahontas, Gannett, Galt AMertzr,
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a Sunday afternoon commemorating
sell, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. $75.00 DISCOUNT of 50c per ton an-:
Mr. and Mrs. George Fee of Hen-
. the 400th Anniversary of Martin
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. . Fee's mother, Mrs. H. Lipphard.t.
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• Luther's Catechism and also rendered
9 for CASH PAYMENT ONLY'
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. Mrs. D. Faust spent the week -end
411' in :London.
.0 of Mitchell in the evening.
4 Miss Jane, were Monday visitors a.t
Forest, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, F, ess,, The Jeweller m...A..... CaritelcxL,
leb . an anthem at Grace Lutheran Church Mx. Wrn. Lamont and .daughter,
es
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71 MaSOIL & Risch Uptight
• Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mree .and Mr. Urban Pfile, visited friends .,-.
Braun.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seldon and . ,
2 -..,ore- - PianOe I Miss Annie Seldon of Ingersoll were Mrs. Lydia Pfile and Miss Pearl Office Phone 10w House Prheene_1!!.
i good as 'law. Will sell. at right
Miss Fannie Preeter, who has been
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Hy. Hoffman. at •Blyth, a few days the beginning :316
of the week.
O visiting in Ingersoll returned with 4.
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. them. , The fine winter weather durine• t ,
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i price for quick sale. A real buy
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• week came to a close on Wen- -f
Master Albert Goetz is suffering past •
• • from an attack of appendicitis. We nesday, when it turned milder and +
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the snow has practically all dissap- +
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Al' . 'I ZURIOH i
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0 of the Evangelical church will hold a again.
* bazaar in the basement of the church +
+ HICI1-1 CLASS USED CARS :
hope for a speedy recovery.
- On Friday evening the Ladies Aid peered and it seems quite fall like 4
-A good program is being prepared
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a resident of Stanley, is seriously ill at Place.
' local:13ank of Montreal, is spending 5: BEFORE BUYING A NEW OR USED CAR OF ANY MARE BE
. hart of thie, .4,;yrei,4•At at his. Twine at -1.•
Mr. Harold Walker, teller of the
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ee EASY TERMS Itk
: the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arm- .•
The monthly meeting of the W
Seasonable Footwear • advanced age the chance of her recov om- . s •
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! COLD DAYS
strong of Clinton, and owing. to hea•
en's Institute will be held in the Co-
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cry is doubtlull. until chamber on Monday evening,
• • December 2nd: Committee in charge
• Mrs. Thos. Robinson, who under -
At -Reasonable Prices
• fleisch, Mrs. Well. Johnston and Mrs.
• are: Mrs. C. Fritz, Mrs. A. Kalb -
went an operation in Zurich last we-
ek, for the removal of her tonsils, is
NEWEST Alex. Foster. Dr. A. J. Mackinnon
FINEST OF PATENT,
WOMEN will address the meeting. Every
a progressing favorably,
7 The W.M.S. of Varna United ch- member is to come prepared to an -
OF PATTERNS. ALSO IN 'THE • urch are holding a Missionary Tea swer the roll call with a recipe for
SM
ARTEST OF COLORS. •
IN • in the Temperance Hall on Thursday
• evening of this week. a Christmas cake. All ladies are cor-
AD/UM WALKING •
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HIGH AND MF Miss - Margaret McKinley has re- dially invited to attend..
HMS 0 turned to her home on Goshen Line,
Mrs. S. Rannie Passes,
,CHILDREN'S MANISH OXFOR- 7 i after spending a month with friends
in McKillop and Clinton. • ,. Leah Bechtel, - daughter of the late
'DS AND D.AINTY STRAPS. - *
• Mr. Frank MeClinchey made a trip Noah Bechtel and Fanny Christner
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to 'Toronto last week. Bechtel, was born April 26th, 1844
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O spent a few days at the home of her this life peacefully on November 26,
-Mrs. J. Collins and son of London, in Waterloo, County, and departed
LARTHERS' e MEN ARB WEARING 'PATENTS, BROWN AND 6.
e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Arm- 1929, at her home in Zurich, follow -
BLACK IN QU'Ari.,11WnS THAT MAKE THE PRICES . A/0ST UN- ,e0 strong. . ing an illness of eleven weeks durat-
, USUAL. g. Miss McNaughton, of Tuckersmith, ion. Nearly all her ife time thel de--
0 speSunday at the home of her parted was blessed with rugged
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ,RUNNING : spent Sunday FOR EVERY e
O aunt, IVITs. Ben Keys.
• health and strength. Two years ago
0 N. VFW. BATHING SHOES, ETC*
she had the misfortune of experienc-
ing a painful and distressing accid-
REPAIRING NEATLY •DONE
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ent in her home but by careful med-
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O rega.ined a fair degree of strength.
4'e ical - aid and tender nursing she soon
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sorrows of life .for 46 years. Residing
together they shared the joys and
for the first six years ,at Cross Hill,
Wellesley Tp., then they came to the
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Line wheie they resided for 31 years
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In 1.900 Mr. and Mrs. Rennie moved
sent the New Roister to Ztu•ich, and nine years later the
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'cabinet beauty as in infancy, another son (Ellsworth. at
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the age of 23 and a daughter, Mrs.
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the Kotster. sons, Erastus of Homan, Eldon of
4 e Indiana, and Milne of Seaforth; sev-
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4.' ELMER OESCH Mrs. (Rev.) S. R. Knechtel, of St.
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2'I= 'NEW ich, Mrs. Find. Southcott of Venice.
lb Calif., and Miss Elizabeth Rennie of
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friends and relatives survive, The
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By 21 YEAS away aged 85 years and 7 months.
On February 17, 1863 she was united
in marriage to Sarnuel Rennie and
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CHRYSLER 4 DOOR SEDAN
4 Wheel Hycira.u/ie Brak,:s, New Goodyear Baloon Tires, Natur
Wood Wheels, Fenders, Upholstering and Motor 0, IC,
SPECIAL ONLY $410.00
1927 FORD COUPE
Looks Like New
Special Equipment: Front and
Rear Bumpers, Heater, Foot
Accelerator, Water Pump, and
Extra large Steering Wheel.
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1 BUGGY.
1 Ford Light Delivery Truck
1 Piano.
1 Heider Tractor.
1 1929 Essex Sedan.
01.16.1.11.1R1141.1eintrAtIr.11•10.
1927
FORD COACH
Finish and Upholstering
Like New -
One Overland, and Cue
Jewett Touring Cara
At your own price, in A.
1 ?Mechanical Condition.
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USED CAR BROKERS
CHEVROLET AND UNITED TRACTOR AGENCIES.
Seasona le Goo
We have a large stoch of Fall ad
Winter Goods
ON HAND. NEW FLANNELE t S, MILITARY FLANWAL„,
MACKINAW FLANNELS AND TWEEDS, WOOL AND MA
NELETTE BLANKETS, MEWS AND BOYS' SWEATER COXES.,
WIND BREAKERS, 'HEAVY SOCKS AND STOCKINGS, UNDER-
WEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ,ALSO alars$,
GLOVES AND CAPS.
ALL HUNTS, GINGHAM, RROADCLOTHS 'AND SLIA.70%;
GOODS AZ 1111:DUCED PRICES
WE KEEP SUPPLIES FOR ALADIN LAMM,
WE WILL BE PLEASED -roHAVE YOU CALL AT OUR SEMI'.
R. N. DOUGLAS
Q-ENEOAL FillEIW)HAN
PHONE 11 4.. 9? BLAKE