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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 261929,
Chester L. Smith,, ;•
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To all our Readers and Friends we extend Season's Greetings
LOCAL MARKETS
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-Geese, dressed. , .,»-,..- -.._ 18
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i #ne eof the worst snow worms that
:liras been '.experienced he this section.
was .experienced on Wednesday of
Itst -week, Twiten a strong wind- de-
-veloped :from the east and was ac-
ueonapaYtieI by a heavy la)]. of real
the and sandlike snow. A great
many residente of the community ad-
vise :us that the high.•ow^banks as
a iesalt sof the storm, have netter be-
fore beim seen so ntonerous, and a
goodly number of villageis took the
day eiff and motored to London, much
lo :their regret,as several autos had
to We :lei when the roads were prac-
tically impassable, and these 'vi33ag
ers :reverted back to the ..Caeoudiad
National for "safety first" and -:fund
there much more Convene
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HERE WE HAVE EVEII Y 3CIND
OF SLIPPER _FOIA EVERYBODY
SLIPPERS FOR TINY FOUR, 'TO .THOSE; WH1c1 FATFIE7i
READS HIS MWENING YEAJ°ER
Women's Felt Jialieas., a siplestaiia Assortment •-F ,eo4orx., Women's
Felt Comfy an& Leather Barudi it Slippers. .:'See e'er. Niwav Women's • 1
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Romeos. Felt Bowitour- :ae & Choc. Slippers, Cliitldres ac;f'c l . Slippers • '
AM throe Make i hent Xmas. iC%1 •
WHERE i OD Sl1OErs COST MESS
REPAIRING 1ddEATLY DONE
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fent. We have not seen an auto on
our streets since, and by all appear-
ance it will be spme time before we
will see them whiz by. For the: past
week now we have had a real old
Canadian Winter weather with one
clay a storm from the east, and then
the next day o storm from the west.
Some farmers on the rural` routes'
have not had their reai1 man come
through for n.eanly, a week,, and it
sure is a big p3 bl eto""gget through
with old "dobbin" i`t the sleigh. TheI
ice storm then ori'Friday damaged _t
goodly, number of telephone and :hy-
dro"• lines, and . although the power
Was off on Sot'urday, yet the -lies of
the Local Sy' tern is again in, good.
condition.
• Drinking, Very Costly
In addition to a few cases of voil-
ation of the Highway Traffic Act,
(Magistrate Reid, at Goderich, had a
considerable number of L. C. A. cas-
es before him rete As the re-
sult of a carousal i 4estaurant at
Clinton, Officer$ Whitesides rounded
up a number d offenders wino came
before the magistrate. One man whit,
had got a supply of liquor and sold
it to others was fined $200' and
costs and three were assessed each
100 and costs, the charge against
them being the possession of liquor
not acquired on their permits. In
connection with the same affair an-
other roan \Fi 1a fined $10 arid costs
for being intoxicated. Magistrate
Reich held court at Seaforth and
heard a charge of having liquor in a
public place, imposing a penalty of
$100 and costs.
Next Sunday morning at 10 o'cl-
ock the reorganization of the .Bible
School 'Will be effected at the Even-
gelical Church. On next Tuesday
evening, New Year's Night, a most
refreshing and inspiring Watch Night
Service will be held. The Quarterly..
Conference Board will meet at 8.30
Sharp, with every member • of the
board present: At 13.15 p. m. a pre-
paritors Service �ffl follow, when the
pastor will bring a New Year's mess-
age on: "Pim and its use", at the
conclusion of this a lantern slide ster-
optican will come to you an the
subject "The Iligfiway of Life" with
slides. The remarr nig time until the
sexton :h the dot elf 12 eo'&dock will
ring out the old. year and ring in
the new, will be deveited' is prayer;
praise and testimony_ The Choir will
lbs present and will readoe in en -
thusiastic congregational'• singing; and
will favor they audien'cce with a. nuin-
ber of special' music sere:eti'cnrs. Caine.
'along and help us say goad bye to
the old year and' good manning sg tatlfie
3ear 1930.
BACKED
B 11 YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE
We are,happy to pre.
sent the New Kolster
Radio to our friends.
The New Roister, in
cabinet ,beauty as in
performance is this
year, more than .. ever
before; "a fine' set
.... You'll, agree after
you've seen and heard
the Kolster.
ELMER OESCH
THE NEW
KOL$TEH
MORETRAN £VER.•.
Ir. and Mrs. Ev. Hoist we..
stnsas 'visitors at Crediton.
Miss Elizabeth Rennie is spending
a „few days at London.
Mrs. Wilfred Jervis of Holmesville
is holidaying with her parents, Mr.
and, Mrs. SyIv. Witmer, Babylon line.
Mrs W. L. Siebert, who spent the
past few weeks visiting in Montreal,
returned to her home here.
Miss May Schwalm of London, sp-
ent the holidays with her parents on
the Blind Line.,
Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt, is
spending the vacation with his par-
ents here.
iMe. and Mrs. Fred Turner of God-
erich, spent Christmas at the home
14 Ir. and Mrs. Earl Weido.
Mi Aitliii Pigeon, teacher of the
Zurich Contiiihation School, is spend-
ing the holidays at his home in Strat-
f od,
MVIrs. W. C. Callfas and daughter,
Elda Left on Thursday afternoon, for
their new home in Kitchener, we
wish them every success.
M. Nesbitt Woods, of the Toronto
prthlie school teaching staff 'is spend-
ing the holidays at the home of Mr.
ands vlr�s. T. L. Wurm.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun, and
two sons of Forest, spent Christmas
at the. home of Mrs. Braun's father,
Mr. Wm. Lamont.
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Miss .ttiern Merrier, who is att-
ending Higt School at Elmira, is sp-
ending the Vacation at her home in,
the village -
Owing to, aauto • traffic being
closed• the railway trains experienced
an old time Giieistinas' congestion,
on ues a eveniti . t e
and T d y g h ere were
two trainsfrom the south through
Hensall' and several' lou late. --Then
with the horses on the stage, which
takes about an hour longer in from
Hensall, oto almost thiitics ft is mid-
night before the' evening: mail comes
in.
Mondoy • next' • is' Norniitation Day,
or in other words the day of which
the varios members of our municipal
councils will give account of their
stewartship. &n the tbwan lid in the
afternoon the Council of Hay Town-
ship will have their session, and this
meeting should be attended by all
ratepayers who can possibly Fre pres-
ent. Come with your very best of
constructive ideas and you sure will
get a welcome hearing. This- Council
has just finished its first terser since
it' was elected and organized' last
JJanuary, and we must say they
have made a very creditable showing
as far as the financial' part is con-
cerned, as their year's operation
shows a net bata:nce• on hand of
$1394.03, and should' they be re-
elected it looks as if lower taxes
that is as far as the Township rate is
concerned, might be the good news
to the ratepayers of Hay for 1930.
Hower, with the County rates contin-
ually soaring higher, eve cannot look
for much reduced taxes, as the coun-
ty council will have another account
to meet next year namely, the Old
Age Pension account, which will run
upto several thousands of dollars,
and of , which part comes directly
out of the taxes of the county. Then
the portion due the county of the
paving of the London Road, will prob
ably be another item worth mention-
ing. The years' operation of the
liar Municipal Telephone System.
also shows a nice balance on hand.
In the evening in the Town Hall the
Nomination for Police Trustees for
the Village of Zurich will take place,
and we expect to see a good crowd
out for this meeting, as it usually af-
fords considerable entertainment for
those intensely interested• in the work
carried on by these village Fathers,.
sorry the financial report ewes not
bespeak so well itt this 'Account as
there is a deficit of around $304, But
we know this able; body, of men will
be able to fully explain this deficit
and just wrere every dollar of tax
r.zonqy was trent to ,,� ocl .zdy `11ta ge
Coine out and 'attend the a Interest -
i ng nieetings •and shirty the public
spirit of • interut.
Gents Wrist Watches
$7.00 to $35.00
Diamond
Newest Mountings
$20. to$150.
Ladies' Wrist= Watch &,
$8.04 tce SWUM'
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