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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21930.
Chester L. Smith, Publish*iti.
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To all our Readers and Friends we extend Season's Greetings
LOCAU.
MANUEL'S
Corrected every Wodneaday)
Butter, creamery . 45
• Eggs
Old Hens
Ducks
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' Chickens .. 11-18
Geese, dressed ------- 18
Turkeys, dressed. 27c
Wheat ----- 1.20
Oots - 60
Barley ....--- 70
Buckwheat 80
• Flour cwt. - - 3..50 4.75
Bran ton - 34.00
• Shorts ton .. 36_00
:Dried apples ..... 9
Dutch sett onions - 8
1iSCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report foo.- S.
S. No. :8,, Ilas, lesedi en the 1Christ-
mas exams:
No. of pupils on roll 25. Pupils
.present every day during past year,
are: Welon Wolper, Harold Rader,
Lorne Rader.
Sr. 117, pass 40, Hort 600 -Ed-
ward Gackstetter 613, Jean Weber
509, Melton WaIper 457.
Jr. IV; -pass 400„ Iron. 50-Dorp
othy Rader 476„ Harold Rader 408,
Elmore Gackstetter, 365..
Sr. III, Pass 375, Hon. 470 -
Elgin_ Rader 502, Herbert NBlier
492, Lorne Rader 380, Harold &h-
i wartzentruber 297, Hildegard Miller
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Jr. III -Pass 300 -Glenn Wel-
per 329, Elfreida Becker 307,'
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ton Sclawartzentruber 307, Vernon
Becker 264, Donald Oestreicher 152
absent.
Jr. II -Eunice Oestreicher, Ken-
neth Weber, Carl Oestreicher, Elm-
ore Rader.
Primer-Orlen Schwartzentruberr,
Esther Price, Hilda Rader.
W H. Brokenshire, teacher
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Heywood and the
children wish to thank the Ladies'
Aid, the Womens' Institute, and oth-
er ladies who so kindly played the
role of Santo Claus. Everything
was greatly appreciated. We wish
you all a Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
.STRAYED.
'Unto my farm a tan and black
hound with ring around neck. Own-
er apply to Theo. McAdams, Bronson
Line, Hay.
IN MEMORIAM
David Bettchen-In loving memory
of our dear Brother, who passed a-
way one year ago, January 1st, 1929
No one knows how much we miss him
None can tell the Bitter pain we have
suffered since .he left us, Daily in our
minds we miss him as we did in days
of yore, but we hope some day to
see him on that bright and golden
can tell our sad and bitter loss but
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God and friends have helped unlell
to bear our heavy cross. -Sadly mis-
sed by Sisters.
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WE. GRE.ANI.Y THANK OUR
MANY' CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS;
FOR. THE GENEROUS SUPPORT
GIVEN DURING THE PA'ST YEAR.
aNrk l APPRECIATING. WIER
CINE ATM ALL A
Happy New Year
REZMUING INEATITLY DONE
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Insurance Itfleetmg
The 55th Annual Meeting or the
Members of The Hay Township Far-
mers' Mutual Fire Insurance Comp-
any will be held in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On
MONDAY, JANUARY 27th 1929
• At 2 o'clock, p.m.
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• BUSINESS: Receiving the Direct-
ors', Manager's and Auditors' Report.
Election of Directors and Auditors
and the discussion of such Business
as may be in the interest of the
Company.
Henry Eilber, Secretary
John P. Rau, President.
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•Merry Xmas.
To You and Yours
411.74. FRIENDLY RELATIONS ARE
SOURCE OF IVIUC1E SATISFACT
BIN AND PRIDE TO US, .AND AT
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BACKED
BY 21 YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE
We are happy to pre-
sent the New Kolster
Radio to our friends.
The New Kolster, in
cabinet beauty as in
performance is this
year, more than ever
before, "a Fine see.
. . You'll agree after
you've seen and heard
the Kolster.
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'Miss Marguetite Prang of Detroit,
spent Christmas at her home here.
Miss Gertrude Schilbe attended a
large banquet at the London Hotel of
that city.
• Mrs. H. Elsie of Dashwood, is sp-
ending the week with Mr. and Mrs. E
Desch.
Public school re -opens again on
Monday, and the much appreciated
holidays are almost a thing of the
past again •for the Christmas season
of 1929.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eckstein of the
Bronson line have treated themsel-
ves to a new Kolster Radio, purchas-
ing same from our -local dealer, Mr.
E. Oesch.
Gents Writ Watches
$7.00 to $35.00
Diamond
Newest Mountings
$20. to$1.50.
Ladies' Wrist Watcher
$8.00 to $50..li0
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD FROM OUR STORE BEARS OUR GUARAN-
TEE OF SATISFACTION.
DON'T OVERLOOK OUR GOOD WILL PROPOSITION
3k -Dozen Tea Spoons with every Diamond, and. every Wedding
OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
HESS, THE •JEWELLER
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Finlayson,
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Toronto, were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Oesch the past
week. Mr. and Mrs. Finlayson were
former residents of' Zurich, during
the time that Mr. Finlayson was •the
Public school teacher of the Blake
school. He is now following- his pro-
fession in the city of Toronto, and
likes it very much in this large and
industrious city.
The passing of the old year and
the ushering in of the new ,was very
fittingly observed on Tuesday even-
ing,: The local church bells were ring
jinn and some held appropriate ser-
vi4,•• 'We•,•alsb noticed the usual
ANNUAL
amount of 'Shots fired, which is a rath
er old Custom, but yet it becomes al -
ways new again on this occasion.
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en's Institute wilk, hold their monthly
meeting in the Council Chamber on
Monday evening, Jan. 6th, at 8
o'clock. The committee in charge
are Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon, Mrs. J. E.
Gascho, Mrs, T. McAdams and Mrs.
E. Heideman. This meeting will be
in order of a sewing circle. The
Committee ar asking every member
of the Institute and visiting women
of the community to come and bring
some needle work with them and
each demonstrate on their own work.
The roll call will be answered with
New Year rbsolutions. This being
the first meeting of the New Year, let
every Institute warker be present and
bring others with you. This will great
ly count on your New Year Resolut-
ion.
Late Benjamin Surerua
Benjamin Surerus, son of Daniel
and Margaret (Kaercher) Surerus
was born Feb. 26, 1846 in Blenheim
Tp., Oxford County and peacefully
departed this this life on Dec. 27,
1929, at his home on the 14th Con.,
Hay Township. For a number of
years. the departed was not in very
good health because of faulty heart
action, but nearly two years ago he
was afflicted with a stroke of paralys-
is, from which he never fully recov-
ered. On June 1976 he was united
in marriage to Leah Schluchter; three
sons and five daughters were given
to this union. One daughter, Ella,
Mrs. Samuel Schoch predeceased her
father three years ago. 'When first
married they resided for six years on
the Bronson on the farm now owned
by Mr. Mose Erb, after which they
moved to the 14th con., where they
resided happily together for 46 years
He was a devout member of theEv-
angelical church for many 'years, and
during this time held almost all of
the responsible offices of the church.
The departed was a man of great
principal and always cherished that
which is right.. His survivors are:
hisofs
Cavalier,c'inPone brother William
N. Dak., one sister, ,Mrs.
anion: O
HoltzmanWilliam
of Hodgeville.
Sask, three sons, Oliver and Albert
of 144 Township, Wesley .of Detroit,
Mich;. four daughters, Mrs.. George
Kalbfleisch and Mrs. Edmund Kalb-
fleiSch of Detroit, and Mrs. Wm. Kaer
cher and Miss Adelaide .- at home.
Twelve grandchildren and one great
grandchild and many other near rel-
atives and friends. The funeral ser-
" :*-t" 11P14 nn Sunday afternoon at
the home of thq departed, burial was
$ni h Bro • oa Evangelic:el
Cemetery nv.' W. Y. Dreier in
charge.
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AT THIS GRAND YULETIDE SEA-
SON WE CANNOT EXPRESS OUR
GRATIHUDE IN ANY MORE TAN-
GIBLE WAY THAN BY WISHING
OUR MANY FRIENDS AND CUS-
TOMERS A MOST
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Happy New Year
0 FRITZ & SON
HIGH CLASS USED CAR _BROKERS
PHONE 82 ZURRIEC
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