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ZURICH, FRIDAY MO
.� YOUR HARNESS NEEDS .l
1 ,I Will ba promptly attended to here. See7us about
I DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS, 1
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
All our sewing done by hand �' I
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Rugs, Blankets, Bells
f 4.1. Bull line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, ete J.
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Mr, Calvin Williams, who is en
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ion Co„ Buffalo, N. Y., is 'spending
a few weeks with his brother and
sisters here.
School re -opened on Monday
with all the teachers on duty ex-
cept Miss 0. O'Brien, who is re -
.covering from an attack of the �.
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•, lVir, ,Geo, Roberts of Clinton was
town on Wednesday,
Mr. Wtn Siebert, Jr., of London,
`rrelpt a few days at his ohne
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'•Mr, Roy Geiger, of Toronto Un-
R'sity, spent the holiday's at his
e here.
r. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf Vis -
Yd friends in Mitchell and Strat-
1 'last week.
is., Veda, Weseloh, who was v:s-
;;.• ig with her parents, returned to
!leo 3don on Monday.
ait'r'rs Harrison. Becher is visiting
tt ` tl>e horns of Iter parents, Mr.
0'4 • Mrs Wm. Klopfi, of town.
Zr, J. Elgin Hess returned to
ionto on Monday to resume his
cries at the School of Practical
.ince,
*fhe 1918 automobile license have
e.lpired and new licenses for 1919
left have to be purchased before,
t`'.e care can be used.
}1E' fiat meeting of the 1919
con'neil of Hay Township will be
held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
Most Monday, Jan, 13th.
Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Daymaj
aaut son, Leslie, of .Kennedy, Sask.;
are visiting at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. James Green, Parr
Liine,
Ladies please take notice we
would like to have as much of the
Red Cross work in by the end of
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a Then beginning, of next week
Some work has been out for quite
a while and we would Like to get
eti•erythi'ng shipped to headquart
e'•M;,f possible. Please return same
rs, W. L. Siebert.
3e Christmas program held in
Lutheran church on Monday ev
•yi3'a eveeveN. attend d and the
*es creditably- in the fine
i limbers rendered.'The church
-I'as nicely decorated,t wo large
'Chrisiuiae trees being the renter
of attraction for the little ones.
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The annual election of officers
of the Evangelical church S School
was held on Sunday which result-
ed. as ,follows;— President, J.
Preeter; Vire,-Pres., J. ascho;
;Secretary, Miss F. Surerus, assist -
sec Mass L. Siebert; Treasurer, C.
Fritz; Chorister, Mrs, C. Iieyrock;
Superintendent of home depart-
mente Miss I. Ortwein; Sup. of
Missio!nss, Miss L. Faust, Temper-
ance, N, E, Dahms ; Libriarians,
R. Preeter, L. O'Brien and M. Hey.
We notice in Saturday's 13ufaflo
E.cpress that a sale has been con-
summated whereby Direct Tial, J.
2.03% passes to the ownership o:
parties living at ‘Zurich, Ont. This
was the sensational race horse and
the: •'favorite of his trainer, Mr,
'Deers, in the summer of 1910, who-
se achievements were closely wat-
chew .by all interested. The arti
'cle goes on to say that the passing
of this horse to Canada is a dis.i
net loss to American horsemen,his
breeding combining two of the
0 greatest racing families the world
• has known, the Iia1s and the
e Directs.
Our sporting editor is making en
ciuiriies as to the identity of the
e local owners.
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3 BOGUS COINS CIRCULATED
o.Counterfeit 50 -cent pieces are
® reported as being circulated i
0 c Lndont and Western Ontario. a
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• is claimed that the superious eon
* is being put out by a man who dee.
• votes his time to making five and
ed ton cents purchases and collre.inti
• the change. The bogus charie-
eter of the 50 -cent piece was ,,t,,-
ccied by the fact that they lack
• the milled edge.
40 FARMS SOLD
Mr. Fred E. Dueharme has sold
W his 30 -acre farm, north of St. Jos -
4o Lph on the 5auble Line to his i=ro-
3 ther, Mr. \Vin„ Ducharme, who gets
irnrnediate possession. The form-
es er hat purchased the 91 -acre farm;
• south' of ;5t. JosepSh, from i��ir.
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mired Laporte and gets num-.
rdrate possession of the saw.
• Mr. .Chris. •Schrag has sold the.
roduce Wanted 117
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81 -acre farm north of Blake, which
he purchesecl from Mr. C. Zirho,
lest. June, to Mr. James Masse of
St. Joseph, for $3250. Mr. Nasse
gete possession of same nex..
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WE EXTEND THE SEASONS GREETING TO ALL.
BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED
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MERRY XAS
and
Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR
to our customers and friends.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON .HAND°
E ighest Prices for. nrin Produce
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DIED
Finkbciner—At Crediton, on Dec.
31st, Charles William Finkbeiner,
agen 20 years, 5 months and 3
ciays
McLeod—In Hay, on Dec. 26, Isa-
bel Thompson relict of the 'ate
Donald McLeod, aged 76 years:.
Welton—At Dashwood on Jan. 2,
Mrs. J. Welton, aged 57 • yrs,
2 months and 15 days.
MARRIED
Wickert—Willard— At Eyebrow, •
Sask., on Dec. 24th, A. E. Wick-
ert to Miss Pearl Willard, dau-
ghter of Mr. Albert Willard of
Lake Rd. North, Hay.
Mist Clara Cook of l3ad Axe,
Mich., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
H. 1+`. Weseloh and other relatives
Miss Ada Howald of Kitchener
spent the holidays at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. How-
ald.
Misses Selina and Gertrude Wes-
eloh returned to Detroit on
Monday atter spending the holi-
days with their parents.
Mrs. J. W. Stewart and children,
of Kirkton, spent Christmas week
at the home of tho fornier's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, James '.green,
Parr Lin:.
Miss Olga Howald of London,
I after spending the holidays with
1her lr erents, Mr, and 11rs, J. How -
aid, left last Saturday for• Colum-
taus, Ohio
Three will be three eclipses, two
of the sun, and 'one of the moon,
tart this part of the world won'i1 ,
see Hauch of them. good Friday'
eomes 031 ..April, 18. Dominion Day l
falls an `I'ues:iay and Christmas
an Thuradae. There will be'
five Sundays in March, June, An -
gust and November. IFebruaryi 1
has 23 days. Spring is billed to
arrive in March 21st at 11 a. Hat
Summer will get here at 7 in the •
Imorning of June 22. Autumn can-
! tcrs around rot' Sept. 23rd at 10
I a, nn. and King winter begins put -1
t:'ng on his show at 4 p.
cembee 22nd Signs of Zodiac will
be the same as rn 1918, don't forget
WISHING
YOTY •
ALL
THE
COMPLIMENTS
OF
THE
SEASON
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R. T.. DUNLOP, Mattager
'Arr. a.ncl Mrs. herb Wilma' spree,
the umli lays IA the ho no of Mr. 1`
Sleuran and other feit:n,as. 'Thor
have retained to their new horns ice;
Iaittktner,