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ZURICH THURSDAY MOR
G , JAN VARY 15 1931.
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Chester L. Smith, PIS,
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To all our Readers and friendse extend Season's Greetings
OUR COIR
Getting used, to 19S1.?r
A puritan is a person who pours
x'ighteous indignation. ionto tb' wrong
things.
Let the Left-handed! &Mt Zone, The :days are lengthening.
gays a dectore Thorn, tyre dtea_ Don't A Scotsman is always willing to
try to change Mute teach 3sia>'r con-, goo to England, provided the advant-;,
Industral warfare is juat as .costly`
and .quiet as unsatisfactory as the
military ,vvatiety.,
It is .said that politicians are as
near an approach to gentlemen .as;
most ;other folk-
ages offered are sufficient:.
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W YOU HAVE BIc-VN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
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The only man who can truthfully
say that he is in a class by himself
is .a correspondence school pupil.
Spring is on tiro way. Inc motor
car manufacturers are arinouneing
the new lines for the' coming "04,0 -
One advantage in getting an edu-
cation by reading 15 minutes a' day
Is that you can be a wonder to people
who read 10 minutes.
Psychologists have been the laugh-
ter of children and we await with
considerable interest the essay report
on the giggle of the radio announcer
who laughs at his own funnyism.
Sir Josiah Stamp, the noted .B4t
ish economist, gives it as his opiniozi
that the business depression will
over by next May. Let us all hope
so. This will fit in, too with tie
opening of the trout season.
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Widow's father when asked for his
daughter's hand: "Young man, are
you sure you will be able to haintain
my daughter in the degree of alim-
ony to which she has been accustom-
ed?
Some curtailment of expenditures
ought to. be made by the Provincial
Government. Over $600,000 is too
much of a deficit. It would be a real
boon if a government could be found
which would handle the public .mon-
les with the same care for economy
that is expended by the executive of
any large business concern.—Ex.
4—+II+ rey to report that Mrs. Alb.
That which is the matter with the Rit thnuse suffered a stroke on
world today, according to the Van-. Sur' , and as a consequence is
couver Sun, is that the United States qui ; ifl Her many friends .wish for
as a con itryliar rant :,aear< xe. caV417174,.., a ..
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and Mrs, Earl E. Weido were
Way. to Goderich.
', R. H. Cowen is attending the
f I of his grandfather, the late
iekson, at Fergus.
Bossenberry of Bayfield,
aavisit to Zurich friends on Sat -
Beatrice Volland of Hensall,
t. e past week with Mr. and
;hn Albrecht arid other relati-
a1,, 'Vane H. Brown, local shoe mer-
e a attending the big Shoe Style
Slrti vC'onvention at the Royal York
10,ir`tp'or+onto, this week,
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Wier)), A?ausseau has had re-
ce nstalled modern conveniences
in i ' home, to eing the water
frt the large supply tank which is
a ,fit convenience.
vee nd Mrs. Norman Gascho and
504Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen
lit hl riam; and Miss Pearl Wurtz
we 'Sunday visitors at the home of
M y lid Mrs. P. Ravelle; at Grand
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le value of taking a less.
SID+—•d?x •
Somebody has denounced Prof.
Einstein as a pasifist,,.lnut.lis it sur-
prising that one who is deeply en-
grossed with the infinite should con-
sider the strifes of our brief day not
worth while?
In the U. S, A. 32,000,000 persons
are licensed to drive motor cars, but
only 26,500,000 motor vehicles are
licensed to be drivers: The family
car, of course, may have three or
four licensed drivers who take turns
in romping the roads with it.
The Expansion of the Hydro
The progress made by the business
of the Ontario Hydro during the yr.
1930 must be very gratifying to the
668 municipalities that are partners
in the publicly owned power enter-
prise as well. as to the engineers of
the provincial and municipal Hydro
t'ommi.seion whose efliei rcy contrib-
uted,,greatly to the result. The mon-
ey invested in the power enterprise
now reaches 358 million dollars and
the accumulated reserves and surplus
total the vast sum of 105 millions.
The quantity of horsepower being
distributed by the Hydro system has
grown to 1,260,000 horsepower. The
recent rapid growth in the power dis
tributed is partly due to the purchase
of the Dominion Power and Trans-
mission system at a cost of 21 million
dollars, and the acquisition of -the
Wahnapitae and Madawaska system.
During -the year, 1,900 miles of rur-
al line were set up and the quantity
of power consumed by the average
rural c:isto ver increased by 30 per
cent.
SCHOOL REPORT
01' 4(,. 84 No. 8, liay
Se. IV--Pa_:s 315—Jean Weber
890; Elmore Gagstetter 341, Melton
Wolper 337; Harold Rader 316, Dor-
othy Rader 232''.
Jr. IV, Pass 315: —Herbert Miller
439; Donald Oestreichcr 406; •Elgin
Rader 372; Hildegarten Miller 342;
Lirne Rader 300; Harold Schwartz-
.* entrubsin' 298*.
Sr. III— Pass 200—Glenn Walper
228; Vernon Sch.wartzentruber 217*,
• ' Delton Schwartzentruber 217* Dat-
e • on Schwartzentruber 209; Elfrieda
,may Becker 202; Emil Becker Vernon'
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Sr II—Kdiineth Weber, Eunice
O Oestreicher.
• Jr. I1 -Carl Ocstreicher, Elmore
Rader.
.Sr. I ---Orlon Schwartzentruber, l
t 1 Esther Price, Hilda Rader,
J'r inure -Jackie Weber Martha
3 •111i.i11,- r ; Mild L Becker.
e eNient .io:: on.l 0 more oxams,
xrarm" i °[`eache:', II, W. Broken hire.
t 'forger, the big • Carnival at
the Z' ch Rink, on Thursday even -
in , teary 22nd, when ..this big
ann•.ial �1i nt will be Celebrated. The
nsw ,aituer, Mr. Ferd. Haberer
ate ho x . �o effort and expenses to
:+a big success. Look up
the= ss i:trent characters called for on
the; pf tors, and get your outfit all
ready 'el -the big evening.
The .anuary meeting of the Wom-
en's -I ,titute was held in the home
of ifi' Fritz with 30 members
ame
cup'gg t
one,?,';
ing th;
3ezl ever t gyred us with an instrument-
al, a tz gave a paper on "The
Hip e i'tar ay Township," Gertrude
Tuerk'iin and Veola Klopp favored
is wit' ;.a duet, Miss Pearl Wurtz
gave ;a,.per en "Early Settlers of
Hydt- Pxk", Mrs. I. Kalbiieisch fav-
ored u&with a well rendered solo,
Miss earl . Pfile spoke • on "New
Year's Customs in diiterent Countr-
ies" aid •also conducted "A Resolut-
ion Coitest>", which was much enjoy-
ed: by el :,• The above numbers were
alli n-ei1 endured and much enjoyed
by all u, .'ent, After the usual bus-
inesswe transacted, and roll call re-
sponded o, lunch was served by the
hostesse, and the evening was spent
in a soca 1 way.
ns present, Mrs. Fritz oc-
re chair, The meeting op-
ngirig, followed by repeat -
1e rd'.s Prayer. Margaret
Traffii4Ofi'icer N. Lever of Clinton,
paid an. pfficial visit to Zurich one
day last week and advised us to
warn all children wha are sleighrid
ing the: qounty Roads, to stop the
same at.'rnce, as it is contrary to
law, an sertyy children caught sleigh -
riding on the Sid raods will of course
be dealt lith according to law, and
a trip to ipoderich and pay a fine
would no be \eery nice just at pres-
ent. Thet'e are lots of back streets'
or side hills in the community where
this popu1;r sport is much safer, as
it would Net be nice to have an auto
run over, fur kiddies while on a hand
sleigh. Parents please. bear this in
mind. Ad don't forget that a fine
of $10,00:and costs will be imposed
on all auto .accidents who do not re-
port the aeciclent immediately, Mr.
Lever's' phone. No. is 91 Clinton, and
if you will earl this number he will
j choerfut r 4 his services all win -
1 er as wreil gt'
as' :in the summer months.
Are yoi1 still running on your old
1930 iilnse • plates? If so have .them,
et n^wedwith the new colors of 1931
within ;a.` few weeks. As after the
end of the froth these officials will
hkcly drip iii on you and woe unto
such who aero round wanting for the
new, inat'ktrs. They ' cost no more
;`ow tiW r"ne on, and if you get
'`pincher '' i the coot will be con-
eider•ablu'""abech es than the- license and
you will have to have them anywai i
THIS CHRISTMAS
GIVE HER
A MARS
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Mars Dust -tate
From $20.00 to $50.00
...OTHERS AS LOW AS $6.95 : .
NICELY BOXED
Hess, The Jeweller
Yes! You will Find a;
DIFFERENCE IF YOU BURN
"THC STANDARD ANTILFa
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MONEY TIGHT YOU SJtY
Tighten up then on that Fuel BO
Burning Our
Semet Solway Coke, or No. a Sere ;
Pocahontas and Bank that fuer a;
with our Small Pea Coal, We t ,,.- ;?;'
in stock Nine Different Varieties et
Fuel, Come in and let us talk crier,
your Fuel Problems with you,
For Cash Payment a Discount of & ie
per Ton wil be Allowed-
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AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR, IT IS ONLY FITTING
parr. •r veJ ,Trisco 'A CTfi� ]TES A.ND—LET
ONR THOUGHTS DWELL ON THOSE FRIENDS, WHO
BY THEIR GOODWILL DURING THE PAST YEAR
HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO APPROACH
THE COMING FESTIVE SEASON WITH THANKFUL
NESS.
We appreciate more than we can say, the favors which
you have conferred upon us. Itis our earnest endeavor
at all times to deal fairly with our friends, to take no
advantage, to give always an equal exchange of values,
and we cherish the confidence which has been reposed
in us in such a Targe measure.
IT IS IN ALL SINCERETY THAT WE EXTEND TO
YOU THE SEASON'S GREETINGS, WISIIING FOR
YOU AND YOURS AN OVERFLOWING ABUNDANCE
OF THE PLEASURES, THE JOY, AND THE HAPPT
NESS WHICH IS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SEASON'
AND MAY THE COMING YEAR BEING TO YOU THE,'
PRICELESS GIFTS OF HEALTH, PROSPERITY AND
CONTENTMENT
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AS 1930 DRAWS TO A CLOSE, WE PA1:'SF., FOR A MOMTEIVs
TO THINK SERIOUSLY OF LIFE, OF WHAT IT MEANS TO I2
ONE OF THE GREAT JOYS OF LIFE AS WE SEE IT,. 15 £1
FRIENDSHIP'
A TRUE FRIEND IS A VALUED POSSESSION, AS AN p: FiI E,
SION. AS AN EXPRESSION THEREFORE OF OUR dENI.T_Nea
APPRECIATION OF YOUR FRIENDSHIPS AND PATRONAGE
AND ALL THAT IT HAS MEMII TO US. WE WISH, YOU
A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
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