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ZURICH THURSDAY it40.fr MG, 'JANUARY I .19a
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o all ur Re ders and friend.s'
OUR CORNER 1 Britain is fighting pirates over MI
China. The sun apparently never setsi
on her problems..
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Cheer upI Maybe by this time:
next year you will he wondering why
you felt so blue at'this time this year:
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About the only consolation these
long-term bandits /lave la that they
don't need toeworry about the unem-'
Let us al/pee1 together to make
1981 the Iefggest year in Canada's
history.
Anyway, the imeilo ib eausheg'soree.
people to listem more and; talk eSs.
. Young man beware of the Birk who
es too lazy to return, yeetre hisses. , ployrnent problem..
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Patrons and .friends : than the vulgeir and sensational films
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There are a lot of people who insist that 1930 could not have been
anything else but a bad year, 1930
.adde to 13.
: Christmas accidents cost more than
200 lives on this very modern cont-
inent. There are times when civiliz-
ation seems hardly worth the price.
.A bread price war in Wallaceburg
has gone so far that. you Can even
get your bread free and you can get
as many as seven loaves free.
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The reason some girls don's •blush
all over is because they can's carry
that much rouge around in their com-
pacts, comments one writer.
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If most of the married women did
not get the Christmas presents they
wanted from their husbands it was
because they changed their minds at
the last minute.
A company can no more buy its
own shares than a dag can live by
eating its own tail.
A hick town is a place where peo,
ple wonder which one of the new
teachers will land the rich young
vvidower.
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It is believed that the pierce of
wheat has touched bottom -e -that is to
say, if there is any bottom.
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ALSO 'AGENTS FOR THE .SINGER SEWING MACHINE
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- ZURICH
AT THIS SEASON WE THINK GRATE: -
FULLY OF YOU WHOSE GOOD WILL
HAS MADE OUR SUCCESS POSSIBLE..
vain SINCERE _APPRECIATION OF
YOURPATRONAGE, WE EXTEND OUR
HEARTIEST WISHES* FOR A
PROSPEROUS .AND .HAPPY
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AS ME YEAR HAS DRAWN TO It
CLOSE WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR
THANKS TO OUR MANY cusTOMERS
:FOR, THEIR' P.ATRONAGE DARING THE
PAST YL,. A AT THIS TIME WE
WISH YOU VINE AND eALL A HAPPY
ANXI PROSPEROUS NEVI?' YEAR
EIX2BAMElitS AMID
NOTICE
Being again a candidate for the
Reeveehip of Hay Township for 1931
and as it will not be possible for
rne to personally call on the electors
I take this medium to ask you for
your support. As with the past two
years' experience I tee' I can serve
in this capacity even better than in
the past. Wishing you all a Happy
New Year.
Loins H. Rader.
NOMINATION
• The 'nomination for Reeve and Co-
euncillors for Hay Township was held
in the town hall, Zurich on Monday
afternoon, according to statutes and
the nomination taking place from
ane till two o'clock, after which hour
the nominees were read off . by the
Clerk, Mr. A. P. Hess as follows: For
Reeve, L. E1. Rader, W. R. Dougall,
E. P. Klopp, Albert Kalbfletsch and
Owen Geiger. And for Couneillors:
W. R. Dougall, D. Ducharme, Alfred
Melick, and Edmund Walper of the
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1 former council and as new. nominees:
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4 Chas. Aldsworth, Wm. Alexander, F
Corbett and S. Greb. The nominees
had time till Tuesday evening to de-
cide whether to stand or not, and now
we find that there will be an election
for both Reeve and Councillors, which , A .cal clif-44114H- ing game of hock -
e will be held on Monday, January 5th, ey was plaYed Ai :the' local ring in
* and the Candidates arc as follows: town on Monday evening, wheri the
Per R.e.eve—L. H. Rader, W. R. strong etalward team of the Bronso
• Do.ngaIl and E. P. Klapp. r
Linn, matched - sticks with a local
For Councillors—A. Melick D. DP- team of hu spee of town. ..Lend when
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i ' charme, E. Walper, S. Greb, .P: Core the smoke and -'"fire" had all died a.
bele :and Wm, Alexander. •
way arid theetailles were .counted ii
It is some years sinee three cand- WAS discevered,that the Branson boyi
,% e ithites 'were in the field in Hay Town- were three geeels up, while the horn(
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‘e ' ship for Beeveship, and this sure will team had to be satisfied with only
be a . hard fought bettl ,, as there aro two. It was as hard game to lose a.
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1 ' . three new men and three of the old the goals were -eo scaree, MIwhW
e , men contesting- for councillors.
the localAl not win by ay 01
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by the lerk, Mi P „ the atd to stan
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itlappy New Year!
eielr. T. L. Warm of Toronto, called
oi.-Ourich friends this week.
•Vr. Rennie Weber of Hamilton is
se4ending the vacation at his home on
thIe..flronson line.
ie Wesley Callfas of Kitchener,
• is:Vrsiting with his friend, •Mr. Leon-
arcleWagner.
r. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
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tee,fe sons of Fart, were Sunday
l'INers at the home of Mr. Wm.
Le*ont,
- &etch night will be obser
LhiAvangelical church on We
•evM, when a suitable progr
bc4endered.
•;-e'i41, Christmas entertainin
ao various churches las
reithided one of the meaning of the
oceasion, and were well patronised,
ai4the -programs were excellent.
THIS CHRISTMAS
GIVE HER
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Semet, Solway Coke, or No.
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MONEY TIGHT YOU SAY
• Pocahontas and Bank that farsrate,
i with our Small Pea Coal. We, r-reeee
Just see the new ' ill stock Nine Different Varieties og.
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Fuel. Come in and let us. talk cre
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From $20.00 to $50.0;06.95
NICELY BOXED . , . i For Cash Payment a Discount a 5ec• -
per Ton evil be AlioureePe
&less The jeweptAtis. r:)..z-L.... Caratelcax
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ire and Mr, J. E. Hamilton and
Miel,'Doris Craig of Windsor, visited
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wit• Mrs. Hamilton's parents, Mr.
ma •t:‘INIrs. J. Galster over Christmas,
an' jhe two ladies remined over for
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r. and Mrs. W. Hy, Pfile, of
Ai.04.rn, were week -end visitors at
t.41heme of Mrs, Lydia Pfile. We
ife4116.ev'ta.444'ere;r3lart7Inear
iHiPenkisTII,aatild"
preparations to build
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elie public will kindly take notice
that e beginning next week the stores
in ZUrich will be closed every Tues-
day .4vening for the months of Janu-
ary, Itrebruary and March, after which
theyewill again remain open on that
peuvebtet. fur the convenience of the
ThF4anuary meeting of the 'Wom-
en's Inetitute will be _held at the
home of •Mrs. C. Fritz, on Monday
evening,' January oth at 8 o'clock.
The ekrnmittee in charge will be Mrs.
C. Fritz, Mrs, Heideinan, Mrs. A. Fos-
ter and Mrs. McAdams, Topic, Hist-
orical Research, and the Roll Call,
Name of an aarly settler. All ladies
cordially invited.
• The nomination for Police Trustee
of Zurich on. Monday evening was on-
ly fairly Well attended and there was
little on the program for discussion.
And the following were nominated
for •the 1931 Board. Jos. Geiger, C.
Schilbe„ Bd. Daters, Sr., R. F. St-
ade, Wm, Lamont, Win. Meidinger,
W. S.. Ruby, Ward Fritz,Ed. Haber.
er. Only three qualified namely C.
Schilbe, J. 'Geiger, Ed. Haberer, who
will constitute the 1831 board.
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• • WE PAUSEIN OUR ACTINaTIES, AND L•ET.
'THOtid T s DWELL THOSE FRIENDS,ViniQ
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• AT THIS TimE OF THE YEAR, IT IS ONLY FIT.TIN
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YOU THE SEASON'S GREETINGS, WISHING FOR
'et YOU .A.ND YOURS AN OVERFLOWING ABUNDANCE;
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OF THE PLASURES, THE 3017, AND THE HAPm
NESS WHICH IS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SEASON'
• AND MAY THE COMING YEAR BRING TO YOU THE
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HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO APPROACH
TRE COMING FESTVENESSESA,SON WITH THANKFUL..
We appreciate more tan we can say, the favors whick
you have conferred upon us. It is our earnest endeavor -
at all times to deal fairly with our friends to take no)
advantage, to give always an equal exchange of vainest,
and we clrish the confidenoe which has been reposed
in us in such a large measure.
T IS IN ALL SINCERETY THAT WE EXTEND
To -day, Thursday we are entering
•upon another new year, some of us
are making, 'new resolutions and
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aoe renewing the old ones.
Whether we Make new or old reso-
lutions, „pan we all strive to live a
life that'''IS •woethY of comment. As
wc,‘ look- back',3!),),,te1 the' past year we
indeed have Many things to be grate-
ful for, truly enough conditions have
not beeneiofavorable in manY things
but on Olaf whole we have not been
as unfortimate as same people in a
good many other countries. Let as
all put our shoulder to the wheel and
push forward •and help everybody
and evoryg along that we possibly
can.
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AS 1930 DRAWS TO A CLOSE WE PAUSE FOR A MOMENT
To THINK SERIOUSLY OF LIF OF 11.7HAT MEANS TO VS
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ONE OF THE GREAT ../OYS OF LIFE AS WE SEE IT, 1$
FRIENDSHIP
A TRUE FRIEND IS A VALUED POSSESS30N AS AN EXPRES- ritt
SION. AS AN EXPRESSION THEREFORE OF OUR GE/WEY.E 40.1
APPRECIATION OF YOUR PMENDSHIPS AND PATRONAGE
AND ALL THAT IT HAS MENT. TO U$, WE WISH YOU ..tIX,I,
A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
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