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Vol. XXX No.202,
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORN fkkICI JANUARY 23,(930,
Chester L,, Smith, Prt Iistt':
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To ali our Readers and Friendswe extend Season's Greetings
OUR CORNER.
The Ontario Safety' League wishes
to warn people to watch_ their: step.
'Thirteen pople, in Toronto alone,
were killed by falls: during December
1929.
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More than 300;0.00 owners, of radio
receiving sets in. Canada, paid the an-
nual license fee of one dollar the
past year. About: one-half of the num-
ber are residents of Ontario.,
The Dominion. Government has set
aside 29 islands in the Georgian Bay
for a national park. The Blue Water
Highway, leading, from the south co-
unties to the Georgian .Bay, will car-
ry much of the traffic to the 'new
park, and will become even more im
portant than it is at present.
Dissapointed Audience
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A. large crowd was dissappointed,
on Friday evening last when it was
Learned the Rev- 11. Savage, of Pon-
tiac, Mich., known as the foremost'
Radio Preacher of this district, was
unable to arrive in Exeter to give his
lecture in the Main St. United Church
Mr. Savage motored to Lucan from
London and finding that the highway
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CLEARING all Lines of Rubber Footwear, Socks,- Felt
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Slippers and .Tamps.
THIS MEANS BARGAINS, ' THE `LIKE OF WHICH
YOU'VE NEVER .SFF.I
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eter telephoned that he would be
unable to be present. Main St. ch-
urch and many others who were so
desisious of hearing Mr. Savage,
were dissapointed. There were sev-
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distance of fifteen miles and it is
said one party come, thirty miles to
hear this radio preacher.
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Welcome Greetings!
Aberdeen, Sask., Jan. 151930
I am •enclosing money order for
this year for that good aid paper
"The Zurich Herald" would not like
to be without it as it is always like
a letter from home. We have quite
a lot of snow this winter; and has Mr. Ehnes, who spent the winter
been very nice so far, with the at. the Williams home, left on a trip
Thermometer registering at 52 this to Florida last week.
morning, "Phew". Wishing you a Mrs. Wilfred Jervis of Homesville,
Happy New Year. is visiting at the home of her parents
Yours Truly, Mr and Mrii, ;ylv. Witmer of the
David Schnell. B ylor,. Lire at present. -
---'o#::'orest, . wee Sunday
unday visito,rs with
. 1D'o4Mur.nuoa1njHMioaMursWse., BJrujce pBsot9sfsenferth
rs. Jane Guenther, who spent
tli last few weeks in Mitchell, and
Dahwood has returned to Zurich.
ilessrs. Earl Weido and Jim John-
st1 motored to Goderich on Mon -
d6 night to attend a hockey match.
Mi. Myrvin Stelck, of the 14th.
coni+, Hay., has just returned from a
fev.i week's trip to Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Windsor and Detroit, and re-
ports an excellent time.
Mr. John B. Laporte, of the Blue
Wath: Highway, and who spent the
past/number of weeks with relatives
ai1cilfriends at Windsoa:,.,Detrot, and
O14 noixits, has returned" to his
'home. -
The thaws the past week have
been a great hindrance to the skat-
ing and hockey matches at the local
rink, and so far a great many of the
games had to be postponed on ac-
count of no ice, but this week the
w,:auier looks more settled, and the
boys are having their daily workouts
after supper or evenings.
The annual meeting of the Zurich
Horticultural Society will take place
in the Store of J. Gascho & Son, on
Wednesday evening, January 29th.
That means that every member of the
Society as well as everybody inter-
ested in flowers, etc., are requested
to be present at this meeting. -
The annual meeting of the Hay
Township Farmers' Mutual Fire In-
surance Company will be held in the
Town Hall, Zurich' on Monday after-
noon next, Jan. 27th, when the usual
business transacted at this meeting
will be executed, and officials elected.
Every policyholder that possibly can
should be present and see what their
company is doing.
Don't •'forget the annual Agricult-
ural Society's meeting in the Town
Hall, Zurich, on Friday afternoon of
this week, when the Directors and
officials will give their feport. The
Secy-Treas., will also give his annual
statement, and the appointments of
officials for the 1930 board will take
place a this meeting. Every one in-
terested in the Fall Fair activities, is
urged to be present at this meeting.
The "Bethany Sisters" Bible
Schol Class of Emanuel Evangelical
Church, Zurich, of which Mrs. (Rev)
W. Y, Dreier is teacher, and Mrs. J.
Hey, Jr.,, is president, gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Witmer, Babylon Line, on last Wed-
nesday evening to reorganize the
class and to spend a happy social
time together. The husbands were
also invited to attend and fully en-
joyed the splendid program as well
as the refreshments and the fellow
ship which this happy occasion pro-
vided.
Messrs. Ward Fritz of Zurich,
Donald Grey of Goderich, Gordon
Surerus of the Bfonson Line, and
Harry Zimmer. of Dashwood, left on
Friday morning on an extended
motor trip to Florida, They are car-
rying their tent, stretchers, cooking
utensils, ete., and when they will get
in wanner climates intend to tent
and camp on the way. Mr. C. Fritz
received word which was written
from Lexington, Kentneky on Satur-
day morning, and during Friday they
drove river fiVr: llrtndred miles. The
boys are anticipating a real outing
and expect to be away for several.
weeks. _
• Mr. Gid. Koehler made a business
trip to London, last week.
7)r. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer mot-
ored to London on Thursday last.
.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hauch of
Dashwood were Wednesday visitors
in town.
NOTICE
T'zc arin1lal Meeting of the Zurich
Library Association will be held in
the Library Room, on Monday even-
ing, January 27th, at 8 o'clock. All
members are requested to be present.
NOTICE
The annual Meeting of the Zurich
-Horticultural Society will be held
in the store of J. Gascho & Son, on
Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock,
everybody interested in horticulture,
arc"requested to be present.
J.. D Gascho, Secretary.
- IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, Harvey Colosky, who
died at Detroit, one year ago, Janu-
ary 18th, 1929:
More and more each day we miss him
Friends may thing the wound has
healed.
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed
God knew that you were suffering
Anil the hills were hard to climb
So he closed your weary eyelids.
And whispered "Peace be Thine"
Sleep on dear Harvey and take your
rest
God called you home he thought it
best
One year has passed, our hearts still
sore.
As .time ^goes •on we miss him more
His loving Father, Mother and Sister
BACKED
WY 21 YEARS
OF EXpER1ENC
'We are 'happy to pre-
sent the New Kolster
Radio to our friends.
The New Kolster, in
cabinet beauty as in
per'formance is this
year, more than ever
before, "a fine set ".
. You'll agree after
you've seen and heard
the Kolster.
ELMER OESCH
"ill= NEW
IKOLSTER.
RADIO
MORE THAN EVER ... A FINE SET
Waterm
The wise school belle takes
a Waterman's Fountain Pea
back to class. It
means quicker and
better work -high•
er marks -and lots
more leisure
time! We have
a Waterman's
thatwillexactly
suit YOU!
!OIAL 193.
WE HAVE A MODEL TO SUIT
YOU $2.50 to $7.00
OTHER PENS FROM $1.00 UP.
Hess, The Jeweller
1 COLD DAY
YES, THE COLD DAYS ARE Iii, sem,
AGAIN! ARE YOU P1 EPARED'1L
WE ARE Prepared with a lams~
Supply of
HIGH GRADE FUELS
Genuine Scranton Anthracite:, Sal-
way Coke, Miller's Creek Sc,
Pocahontas, Cannell, Galt Ali ,,,
and Small Pea Coal for Rasnkin:1r
DISCOUNT of 50c per ton al ans ,
for CASH PAYMENT ONLY
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WE DO NOT KNOW OF EVER BEING ABLE TO
Open a season's Business in the USF!) CARS, that we
were able to show our Customers such a fine Asortment
these popular grades of .Alutos. • - Tile quality of these
Cars is of the very Best, and we invite anyone that ire
interested in a good car at a very moderate price, wilt
do well to first see us and getour prices.
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SPECIAL
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FINISH, FENDERS AND UPHOLSTERING LIKE NEW.. 'r
"SEEING IS BELIEVING"
FORD SEDAN
NEW TIRES, BUMPERS,
SHOCKS, SPECIAL
$135.00
FOARD COACH
1926 MODEL, BUMPERS,
FINISH IS ORIGINAL AND
LOOKS LIRE NEW
SEE THIS SPECIAL
FORD COUPE
1925 MODEL, NEW BALQON
TIRES, BUMPERS, RS, FINIS:! ;
FENDERS AND UPHOLSTER
JNG LIKE NEW
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