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ZUR1CH
Vol. XX1 No 27
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ZURICH Th UHSDAY 1114 fic,040, JANUARY' 6, 1921
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To our many Customers and friendslwe
are extending best wishes for a prosperous
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W. H. PFItE SHOE MERCHANT, ZURICH_
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At The close of another year we
wish la take the opportunity of
thankEig our any ieferttig-
businessyou have so kincUy favored
us with. We have greatly apprec=
iated your support and trust that
the services we have given you will
warrant your continued and incre-
ased patronage.
Wishing you all a very
Happy and Prosper
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Mr. Win.. Walper Of Seaforth cal-
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led in the village. on Tuesday.
Hay ,CZUncil holds its first meet-
ing for 921.':.next Monday, Jan. 10.
Mrs. spent Monday with
her sister Mr s.J. Kellerman, Dash-
wood. . „
Mr. .1.1P.b. Kaereher of Ktchener
is a ventAr in these parts this
week. • e
Mr Zino, of Montana is visiting
at the h;Onie of his grandmother,
Mrs. M. Kaercher.
Owing to the mild weather, the
hockey. match betweten Zurich and
Exeter teams was called -off foe
some future date.,
Mr. W. K. Lehman of Caladona,
Mihc., visited his mother Mrs. J.
Lehman, who is staying at the
of Mr. H. Zapfe, near Blake.
Mr. D.• Koehler of Kitchener sp-
ent a few days in the village, wh le
.Mrs. I(oehler visited at Exeter,
with her father, Mr. Fred. Witwer,
who is On the sick list.
. Miss B, Heyrock, who had been
teaching- the Bronson Line school
No. 4, aid who. had resigned that
position,. has been re-engaged at a
handsome increase in salary and is
again serving her work there.
• • • •WANTED
• t-,c:of, Zurich Public School
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• Applkcdifis for the positoin of
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e Trustee's:e•kitifil Saturday Jan. 8,h,
• the duti&eto be as follows;
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• 1 To sefeep• and dust the school
• daily,When school is held.
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Chester L. Smith, Publisher
$1.25 a Year In Advance
$3,5n ARREARS, $2 MAV 13131 (WARRED
A Bright, Hcppy
and Prosperous
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'sour most sincere
wishes to our cus-
tomersandfriends
W. G. HESS
Incorporated in 1855
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
(ASSISTS FARMERS
Capital and Reserve $9,000mo
Over 130 Branches
Almost every Farmer finds his
money tied up in stock or crops
at certain seasons. If he needs
assistance he should consult our
local Manager. Savings Dep-
artments at all Branches.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Brancb
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Winter Horse Requirements
We are offering, the following seasonable Horse t
requirements at greatly reduced prices:
HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS,
HORSE WHIPS, E'.i..C. ETC. .*
SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT
A BIG R EDUCTION.
We also carry in stock a full Line of H. ,ivy Harness, Single ,*
harness, Etc.
I= REPAIRING A SPE,r1ALTY
FRED THIEL - URICH
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• - A, -J. iNftcKINNON, Secretary. , * HarldsoiT°0 Gift '
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• The e1ectio for Reeve of Hay
• Township- ,or -Monday passed off
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• rather e Diet, different opinions, as
: usual v; .‘,re expressed during the
• day, but nobody ever really knows
the result until the ballots are co-
• unted. The majority for Mr.
•• over M., ,• IConsitt is 104 and the
• various Rolls voted as follows
: Poll No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
O Poll No., 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8-
: Consit 64 22 67 26 13 56 30 3-281
• Klopp 11 22 78 92 49 58 14 61-385
• There were 666 votes polled out
• of a pt. ssible 905 as listed on the
• 1920 Mu icipal Voter's list.
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• Th' , anicipal election in Stanley
on More lay resulted as follows.
• For Ra ve;-Morton Elliott.
Fee Cr, ncillors;-W. Dougles, J.
• Etatniy,J. A. Manson, and G. B.
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dI An unusual large crowd in at-
• tendance was the result of the con-
cert held in the Town Heil last
• Thursday evening under the ',us-
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• pices of the (Chinese Releif Fund
O c-) 1ae progrny, •,
• the highest merits, all being local;
• tal nt It&ch difficulty was found
• in handling the large crowd. We
• tope our newly elected
: council will do 'something towards
• improving the. Town Hall to ac-
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• coinodete more people, a sug
O tion hen often been made, why
not ov:rhaul the galler :pak.., it
largpr, ar1 put in seats-se:1h t the
64o.,1a. the ba'ek'row caresea as
well as the ones at the.frone. Hay
•-) • ,1-.eisLe,'give this eour con-
siderati
.Felle-ing is the treasurer's re-
port o lee proceeds;
Total, .nceipts of comer!' :','109 50
6 40
rot 1 receipts $115.90
pritei • lo'!or light. caretake-
and Powders for hall 10 10
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PAIR OF HOUSE SLIPPERS; OR \:e
GIFT FOR XMAS. THAN A PINE
A. PAIR OF COMPORTABtE HOC-
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We thank our many Customers .!
and friends for past patronage (aid
extend our best wishes for a Bright
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Fresh Groceries always in Stock
R. N. C)OUGAS
PHONE 11 — 97 BLAKE
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