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1929
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Municipal Council of the Township
of Hay,. at the Town Hall, Zurich, on
the 13U day of January, 1930, at
the hour of tire'o'clock in the after -
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AA. Ir NESS,
Clerk Township Of Hay.
• NOTIE' •
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spe.jairxe ,on • ,•rhe' following:
Ford�rara ssi`oii Linings. Ford
,. Enda; Ford Spfiags ,,'F•ord...
"Valves eGrii ib g; Brakes re -lined on
all makes mi Cars; We give special
attention on oiling and greasing- all
makes of cars; Radiator anti -freeze
attention, Tire Jeepsiring; Have your
spring's oiled; '
". Leonard Prang,, Zurich.
WANTED
A limited number of cattle taken
for Whiter Feeding For particu-
lars apply to.; Theo. McAdams, R.R.
3. Zurich. "
ZURICH FLOUR MILLS
Beginning November 26th, 'Chopp-
ing and Rolling will be done on Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday all day.
FARM FOR SALE " '
In Hay Township, Bronson Line,
consisting of 133 acres of choice clay
loam. Farm is well fenced and all
drained. ' 13 acres of wheat, 30 ae-
xes" plowed, the balance in grass, 8
Acres' of'bush,'3 acres of orchard, 1
jOna Val- 141tritifil ;:•
a well at house, both are ueverfaii-
ing, good brick house, and the follow
ing outbuildings: Barn 47x75, with
straw. shed 61x41; hen house 24x20;
sheep pen 24x16; drive shed 52x20;
waad shed"`.24k111,'ltite.henl.,6x14 And
the house 37x30 feet. For further
particulars apply to proprietor,
Christ, Zirk, R. R. 3, Zurich.
I am -in a' p'iisition 'Intake in ;a
liunibe3 ol`•cattle for „Winter,
For 'further' particulars apply to:
Henry .h/per, Parr Line, Hay.
FOR SALR ..
A good., yewig Holstein cow, due
on April 213th next. Apply to
' , Henry Ctausius, Zurich. •
FOR SALE
Knotter Knitting Machine; nearly
new. Apply ' at Koine of Mr. C.
Schrag Miss Nancy Gingerich, own-
er, R.R.2, Zurich- tf-22
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Produce Wanted
Highest cash prices paid for cream,
Eggs and Poaltry.
Thain a• ftIp r., ,, .• ,
Phone /1W.4 Enrich.
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HIGit GRADE FUELS
Gann ane 'Screntmt Anthracifte, Sol.
;way Cola*, Miner% Calmat Soft,
)Pocaiu.ntas, Cannell, Oalt AIt,lprta
and; Small Pea Coal for Snaking
:DISCOUNT' of Stfe per ton allowed
/or Ca.5n P'. Yfll: ADT ONLY
HEN Aa_,t ONT,
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Only 'three more; weeks till Chas.
Do your shopping now,
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Missher hM, omeD, vetteinsmore erie Sund, ay
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Mr. Herb Mousseau made a busin-
ess trip to London, on Monday:
Mr, Gilbert D.ucharme, of Detroit,
spent the week -end with his parents
on the Goshen Line south.
D <r, Lloyd McBride was at Wind-.
"sor the past week, returning' home
with a new Ford Coach.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber, and
Mrs. W. C. Wagner were .week end
visitors with relatives in Detroit.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Burl E. Weido. -and
Dorothy, were Sunday visitors at
Goderich.
IVlerrsr.. Wm. Lamont, and Chas.
;Fritz were Sunday `visitors at: •the
lioine ,"of: Mr: and Slims.'. Alex. iMcCon=•
nell of Varna. '
Rew E, Neudoerffer of "Waterloo
College; conducted both German' and
English services in the Lutheran ch-
urch on Sunday. ,
Hay Council' met for the -first Dec-
ember meeting on Monday, and the
last scheduled meeting • will be en.
Monday, December 16th. ;,
Mr. and Mrs. .Rheinaman Kalb-
fleisch of Detroit, were week -end vis-
itors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. C, Kalbfleisch.
Mr. Newel Geiger, who is attend-
ing Toronto • University, spent the
week -end at his home here. Also
attending the funeral of :his grand-
mother, Mrs. S. Rennie. •
Tell your friends , how 'we' serve
you. Sandy Elliot, the home of the
Ford, we stock genuine Ford Parts all
models /912 to 1929_
Miss Gladys Guenther, R. N., who
had been, in care of her grandmother,
Mrs. S. Rennie, for some weeks, left
on Wednesday_ for Preston, where
she is nursing in a hospital.
Our merchants of town have in
a very fine showing of Christmas
tioodst which Ioek very attractive Mitt_
the buying pul,lie LiVe no need of
going out of town to do their Xmas.
shopping. Patronize , your home
merchant for good value.
Saturday, December 14th ' is the
last- ty:in 'dish taxes of Bay Town-
ship are payable at pais'YBtet• After
that day 4% penalty will be added,
And we sure do not wish to pay the
penalty. The Iocal Bank , manage-
ment advises us that the payments
of taxes are coming in quite freely
at present, but hardly_ a quarter, of,
the 1929 tares: -have 'been paid to'
date, R
The. Selling Out Sale of Mr. T. L.
Wurin, local merchant, is still going
on and regardless of the first big
rush or invasidii, `eeery`'da- is bring-
ing new customers as N-e1I as new
specials, until everything is sold to
the bare walls. The big slogan of
this sale' is: "The more you buy, the
more you save. Be sure and act at
once before all the real bargains are
picked up. Tell your neighboks a-
bout this gigantic • money saving
event and come real often 'yourself.
The funeral of the - late Mrs. S.
Rannie'was held on Friday afternoon
and was indeed largely attended, al-
though the Weather:Iwas rather' in
clement, but the large Evangelical
auditorium was well filled. Rev; F.
B. Meyer, of Bridgport, and :a 'term-
er pastor of the departed,. assisted
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Rev. W. Y. Dreier , in the' services.
The floral tributes were numerous
and costly, and her memory will ling-
er long with everyone 'whom the
departed came in contact ?with. Truly
she ‘ was' • an honourable lady well
worthy of these tributes and an
entrance to, the celesta city, . where
the great eternity will he all :peace
and Joy: ,Ari • admirable personality
is theleast•4ee`"can say, . ;y
We have :expecienceil sotxie deal
winter- weather over, the Week-ejid,
and truly. we •must say, We are right
in .the Midst _of winter. While
town there rs,,enough snow, for good
sleighing, yet ,in the open country
there are many bare spots Tlie
highway;ironic Seaforth tq Stratford
is. full• of snow and only, the snow
plow •will make it passable, aind the.
highway freni•• Stratford to5I ondori
is also fiffed, ' Ivhile the ran+ freim
here to Londpn is•.:040
,ate sah;e;
and in a few days she ild be"-osF it
the' weather behaves: Th the
Water Highway to Godejch is'.• Open
as a.•number' of large trucks plowed
through and ;opened the road. , lie
do not remember of having §o nfuah
zero weather so early in Deoemlier,
and if. we are `going to avoid in baht
ing a very long winter, , It surely
must be cut short in the spring; for
it seems to have :got an - early 'start.
900 Turkeys Raised
.. Approximately. 900 turkeys have
been raised at the Ontario Govern-
ment Turkey Farnt near Foretsvilie
in Norfolk County during the past
year. About one-half of these will
come under the axe • prior to the
holiday season, The 'better type of
birds, however, are retained for
breeding purposes. Very valuable
information with respect to t,'rkov
,..rising, particularly the conditions
cinder which turkeys thrive, has been
>bta.rood since the farm was establish
ed -_ years AP*
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Mr. Ervin SchWat spent a few days• Et
last week in Toronto, • •We are sorry to learn that Mr. '*
John Fuss is not enjoying good ilea-
ith at the present. •
Messrs. Wellington Johnston and
Gideon Koehler, were to Landon re-
eptly, and while there Mr. Johnston
exchangedhis Pontiac sedan, for a
good used Buick coach.
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en's Institute held their monthly me-
eting on Monday evening, Deeember
1,nd, with twenty-five ladies present.
i'he meeting was opened by song and
prayer with Mrs. C. Fritz in the
chair. Master Ross Johnston ;;ave a
-very 'pleasing piano solo, which was
followed with a reading by Pearl
Wurtz on Christmas, Mrs, Klopp
Shen gave a very good report of the
Womens' Institute Convention which
:vas Held at London' recently. Dr. A.
I. MacKinnon' Was then "called on -to
give an •address.,which was much ap-
preciated by the ladies present. The
Secretary, Mrs. ;MacKinnon was then
called on to give the minutes of the
last meeting. A number of items of
business were • transacted- It was
moved and seconded that five dollars
be sent to the Sick Children's Hos-
pital, London. The roll call was then
answered with -Christmas Cake rec-
ipes.
PRESENTATION
The. Luther League pleasantly
surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Kalb-
8eisch by . aisembling in their home
andspending the evening there.
During the course of the evening Mr.
Ivan Yungblut presented them with
a beautiful silver flower basket and
Miss 'Gertrude Schilbe read the foI-
lowing address: -
Dear Iran and Veeia:--
We could not let this oppor-
tunity pass without personally bring-
ing our" felicitations upon the occas-
ion of your wedding, a little belated
perhaps, but none the less, sincerely.
Tp the years that you have heen our
fellow -workers in the Luther League, I s M 11,•••••••••••••••••••••1101/
you have endeared yourselves to all, ; f
the one 'as our president, the other
as one of our most loyal members.
You- were ever willing and ready to
assist in'' any way where assistance
was needed, and we trust you will
continue your good work in our
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W I ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLRMENTS, AND
• W• ILL. BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THE KIND OR
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MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL;
• GIVE YOU MOST VALUE UE PER DOLLAR OF COST.
i , CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING AND FITTING
a . AND RESIDES WE INSTALL OUR PUMPS.
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LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE A DELAVAL
to.•:, Wo have the Agency far this District.
GARAGE SUPPLIES
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• WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF GARAGE SUPPLIES, AND
CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALMOST ANY FIND OF AUTO
ARTS AND BES•
• PARTS, , RESIDES CAN,sAYE.YOU .MONEY' O "
DO EXPERT `' $`AIS£$ w N DAMR _ ar
I" 'Wt,J„�trK„ .:Olit ,REPAIRING AND RE's,
$UILI 1NG- BATTERtgs " '
YOUR PATRRNAGGk ,SOLICITED
tires, Tubes, Gas,Oils and Greases,
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I The Winter Season
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1S THE IDEAL TIME' TO REPLACE OLD FASHIONED FLOORS
OR DOORS WITH- THE MODERN HARDWOOD FLOOR OR
FRENCH DOORS
LET 113 QUOTE YOU ON COLONY HOUSES ALL SIZES AND
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KIND BUILT 1J? AT THE MILL FOR SPRING • DELIVERY -
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midst with' united strength, mindful)JLDr. 1 J Hess' Stock:';'&n d- Poultry Food
of that popular song:
1.: ALSO MASTER BRAND LAYING MASHES,, !IG CHO* CJ'.
COW;
And when I get the girl I love,
We'll go • to League together;
May God's richest Blessings rest on
ou, on the new borne you "have es-
blished and 'oil all your .undertak-
Alngs. ' May we ask you to accept this
little gift, not for its value, but as a
tokne of our warm friendship for you
The Luther League of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Zurich.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
"A, Changeless Christ for • chang-
ing World."
Friday, 8h: Luther League.
Saturday—Choir Practice. ,
10. a. m: ,Garman Service.
11.'.5 Sunday School.
7:20: English Service.
Everybody Welcome to ail $rcvies*.
E. Tuerklieitn. Pastor.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH +- ONT.
Enthusiastic Religion
Religion is impotent and useless
when "it becomes formal. It must ev-
er be a- "divine spark struck from
God's'az vil, living on and inspiring
us .to itiereased devotion.
'You -say you are a believer; what
kind? A. belief ' that answers God's
requirement must be enthusiastic.
How much fire do you carry in your
belief. A fireless spark plug and a
fireless belief are alike, mere junk.
No •christian influences the world like
ours forgood, unless his soul glows,
a your soul is' not on fire,- it - vifit
collectmoral rubbish and it will foul
•yonr life, but if your altar, fire burn
unceasingly by you will light up the
world for ,God and his Chili!. The
ideal, 'Christian lives,' thrills ,and
thrpbs'With a god -given vitality and
purpose.-- He comes'to his ;dying day
ful1..and.bulgitng with life. This rode
out enthusiastic religion 'is a serious,
duty,•. a dii'ine command, "and a hum-
an 'experience that is filled with
joy" pnspeakable,. `
Tnuday► 7.16 p. u. -4t. League.
Thursday 'Lai -Prayer sad. Parise.
At_the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Koehler.
Friday t,$i p.ni.--1laniar League
Friday t.3s p.at.--Choler Practice
SUNDAY MIVICRM
Wand ap 1f A. M.
Subject—Godliness
with content-
ment Part II.
CHOW. REEF SCRAPS, OYSTER SHELLS, ETC.
YOUB 1929 COAL
NOW IS THE REST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR
ISUPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OURSPECIALIN•
. DUCEMENT 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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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
We have a nice assortment of
articles which will make
beautifut and useful Christmas
GIFTS
Toilet ets, . , Manicure Set
'Military Brushes.
Perfumes Toilet Waters and Perfum.
1 Ee1ri,.
Fine Stationery and Fountain
Pens.
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KQDAKS AND FILIMmir elS cre,--,I3ible School,
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Worship: 7.30 P. M. Dr a MacKinnon, ilk
Dohs , •i•is
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