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All that
Are You Suffering From
Headaches.?
Pf so; Have your Eyeth Examined with
the Lsitest Methods aasd Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R. 0.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GO.DERICIH -- ONT.
Good.Glasses at Reasonable Prices
BETTY ANN BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Ad,.Permanent Wave is always a
very acceptable Gift, band greatly im-
proves the appearance of one's head.
Make this your motto. No increase
in prices. Give us a call.
MRS. EDW. GASOHO, Prop.
'HIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE
'We have recently installed a .
.new Shelton Waving Machine
and can serve the public now Presentation
:better than ever. Be sure and Mr. and Mrs. Newell Geiger of
:give us a call. j the Goshen line, north, were pleas- e
MRS. FRED NiIELE, Proprietress antly surprised last Wednesday ev- I u
have is
COMFORTABLE , GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PI ..C.F S
C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
Tho Newest. Approved Meei'rted. of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday,.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE to all open charge acco-
unt Customers regarding New Gov-
arnment !Regulations! The Wartime
Prices and Trade Board regulations
require that open charge account
balances (not instahnent accounts)
must be paid in full during the month
following that in which the purch-
ases are made. After a further per-
iod of ten days, additions may be
made only if,the overdue balance is
paid, or an aErbement is made to set-
tle the overdue balance as if under
a "Contract of Sale."
elp pTotec; it;Save,
.rife;^
ffiates: *1725 in Canada, in advanoa
$1.00 in U.Ss,A,, in advance
CHESTER L. .SMITH, Publishes
ening when the young people of - 11
ieh Evangelical church visited them
et their home. The social evening
ended with the presentation of a Ky�
beautiful tea-pot, which was acceMe e �
ponied' by the following address.
To Newell and Beatrice: --,On 1)e-
half of the group that has gathered
here tonight the E.L.C.E. wish to '-
congratulate you and extend oil -h,` ""
best wishes. We hope your life 0
married happiness will be bright and Miss Doreen O'Dwyer of London,
cheerful. We wish to express Oto: was a week -end guest with her par -
appreciation of the fact that you will eats, Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer.
still be in our midst- and will be co- A number of villagers attended the
workers in aur organization. In ack hockey game at Stratford on Satur-
nowledgment we wish you to accept - iy evening, betweed Seaforth and
this little token, remembering it is Waterloo.
from the E.L,C.E, who wish your Mr. and Mrs. Newell Geiger, bridal
future bright. couple, , have returned from their
Wedding Bells -A honeymoon, honeymoon and are at residence on
A Happy groom. and bride, their fine farm home on the Goshen
May Joys of this sweet live on ; line north.
As you walk side by side•. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook and baby
May wedding bells keep echoing ;Mss Eveien Zoller, Mr. Ed. Brenner
Love's old sweet song for you P of Kitchener, were recent visitors at
And may your honeymoon Iast the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bren-
A happy lifetime through.. ner.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith motored
Several evenings later, seventy-two •to London Friday and were accom-
neighbors and relatives welcomed paniod home by their daughter Mae,
home the same bridal couple by vie- par spent the week -end again on SwithSher
ane of a .shower of .beautifulgifts,to Br
ts, returning unday
tq
which Brescia Hall where she is in resi-
were introduced by the .renew- Hence.
ing wards:
Dear Beatrice. and Newell a .The Ladies :did of .the Evangelical
few of your relatives and close fri chtircn, Zurich are planning to hold
ends have gathered here this even- h 'rummage sale in Town Hall, sally
ing to spend a short time with you t flay April 11th, You are cordially
to be present as thre wil be
and to wish you all the joy that she toted be something thereewhich lyou
need and at a very reasonable price.
vords can express on this happy oc-
anion—You both have lived among
s, most of your lives, and in that Tlie Provincial Department of
ime we have ]earned to love you .highways has commenced operations
both, for the sterling ' qualities of for the construction, of a new culvert
character you ' both
possess, •true,. ' they big swamp, the one to the
noble, manly, and kind, are but a t, as it coven in some timeago,
few of the qualities you both have And immediate repairs had to be
exemplified.—This community is in- -imide regardless of the unfavorable
Gleed richer to have you in its midst, maze of year: Mr. Finnigan is in
and we wish you •both .health, liana ,G n thg,.wel,l..:and h xs a targe
piness eta} Trospet ; -earev6uld -8A. , of. ll,t:is ` EEL "{tiJA. A. stempoi-ar,
ask you to .accept, these gifts as a eul'vert:has been putt in to the south
slight token of "the esteen_ to us.— of the old bridge for lighttraffieuntiI
Signecl on behalf of your mends the new- bridge is ready for use.
and neighbors. ,
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I' ANNOUNCEMENT
1 We wish to announce that we have: purchased the
business of W. H. Hoffman and Son and are in a
0 position to render courteous and efficient sex -vice
to Zurich and the surrounding community.
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3 •Our permanent aim is the rendering of a profes-
.ional service with sympathy and understanding,
2 .:holding sacred the trust reposed in us.
Westlake STT Brokenshire
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'!s Day and Night Service Phone 158, Zurich
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We are having Blue Ribbon
Coffe an dTea Demonstration
Friday and Saturday,
MARCH 13th and 14th.
By Miss Dufault of Windsor,
Cor,nd'' in and get a'cup of this
:Delicious Coffee,' it is our lar.
:.gest selling brand, bait ; we
-want everybody to know how
much superior this coffee is to
any other on the market, Blue
.Ribbon Tea and Baking Pow-
der will also be demonstrated.
Price of coffee for Friday and
Sat. only 1 -lb. Mass jar .:54c.
al
.BLUE RIBBON
AND
PURE GOLD
COOK
BOOK
SE1ENTEENTH EDITION
MR EVERYDAY 55E
IN CANADIAN HOMES
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Blly A ONE POUND TIN OF
BLUE RIBBON BAILING POWDER
AND A PACKAGE OF
BLUE RIBBON TEA OR COFFEE
AND GET ONE OF THESE
FAMOUS COOK BoOXts FREE
ct:`e
ESNs hi.
Phone 140
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HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Monday, March 2nd with all mem-
Jti'y present. :Minutes of the Febru-.
nary meeting were adopted as read.
After disposing of the communicati—
ons the following resolutions were
That by-law No. 5-1942 providing
for remuneration for Road Superin-
:cenclent be read first and second time
'mi forwarded t o Department of
Highways for approval, and that by -
'r es No, (i, 1942 providing for remu-
e ration for operator of power grad-
er and for the weed inspector be
read three times and finally passed.
That Tenders be advertised for
operating twp. crusher and foit'>truc-
'd ng gravel for season of 1942. 1'en--
:lers to be opened at a special meet -
;lig of the Council on Saturday eve-
ning. March 14th at eight o'clock.
That tax collector be authorized
continue collection of 1941 tax
:arrear•, and shall return the Tax Roll
an April 6th next.
Thet Road Superintendent loolc af-
ter portion of Adams Award Drain to
ecce constructed by the Township of
Hay.
That 1941 assessments paid on til-
ed portion of Schwalm Drain be re-
funded and that assessments be. made
on open portion of said Drain in
1 942 and years following until suiii-
:dent money is raised to pay to Tp.
of iflay amount expended on said
Dram for repairs made during past.
PATRIOTIC CONCERT
S S: No. 10, Hay on February 25
had a most successful Patriotic Con-
cert which was well patronized and
a good program. rendered. Miss
Esther McElwain is teacher of the
school. Mr. Wm. R. Dougall acted
as chairman; Mr. Sam Ronnie as
musical director and Mrs, Ed. Munn
Pianist. The proceeds will go for
Patri'oti'c purposes.
• Did You Blow Away?
Is what everybody was asking the'
other fellow Tuesday morning, as on
Monday evening we hoc the worst
,blow in.many a day with snow flying
and piling up, it was not safeto be
out on the streets much less being
caught on the highways. Thiel's Tra-
nsport was on its way home from
Londoii.asid took about four hours to
Make the trip as it was ' unsafe to
travel any speed as there was no vis-
ibility.
HYMENEAL
Heywood—Gerber
The -weddi'ng was solemnized at
Crediton United Church parsonage,
Saturday March 7th, at 3 p.nr. when
Rev. Lawrence Turner officiated for
the marriage of Beatrice Gerber of
Hens ll, end , daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Gerber north of Zurich,
and Laverne Richard Heywood, of
Exeter. The bride was lovely in a
cala blue street -length gown, with
matching accessories, carrying a. bo-
quet of American beauty roses. She
yeas: since drain was constructed. was attended by her sister Mrs. Al-
bert Clausius of Zurich, wearing a
street -length dress sof blue crepe,
and carrying American beauty roses.
Mr. Albert Clausius of Zurich was
groomsman. Later, following the
ceremony a wedding dinner was bee
ing served at the home of the bride`:
parents with twenty five guests be-
ing present. The house decorations in
color schemes of pink and whiteeThe
bridal table centred with the wedd-
ing' -rake. Vases of red were; and
pink tapers completing the decorat-
ions, Out of town guests• attending
were Mr. and Mrfi Nelson Riley of
Tippen iti1. and Mrs, Harvey Claus-
lus, Zurich; 3.h', and Mrs. Gotdren
Heywood, ileaverk y and Jack; M e
and Mrs. Dalton Heywood and Wayne
ne.
1'lr. and '.firs, Eldon llieywood and
Eleanor .all of Exeter. - The leappy
noun= couple will reside n flay
Township and have the hest, es i,hcs
of their may friends, -
That the following accounts he
passed as per vouchers:
Township Roads: Guenther trans-
port cartage .84; W. F. Jennison,
=law plowing $500.49; H. Steinbach
"gad Supt. 11.76; Hoy Telephone
'3vstein :---Bell Co. tolls Dec, to Jan
173.75; H. G. Hess salary 1'75.001
'el Floe, Co. supplies. 100.46; T. H.
Ilorl'oesn salary 183.40.
'ne;1, ,and Relief Accounts---lul'ieh
eleeeee lights hall 7.50: Johnston ST.
'z.n''1tuei,,.h act. hall 3.08; Honed!:
'7;,ie n!rent 25.00; seh lbe, e: eat,
• •,1. hell 70 3'3: T. 1?, Petere,n. "
'� Dain. P.37; 74,anlds
,1*rr0m Drain 177.05;VI's: C.Shiro-
-see lIm •nnee $1 i;,; R. ri da-
• 111 • E. \Vleerth do 2.40: L.
' , do 2:40; International Plow
grant 100.00; Tp. Clerk Ad
Award ',5; J. Supiet allowance
$10,
The Council adjourn to: meet :stain
for r c gulan monthly meeting on Mon-
day, ,r,» tt. (ith, at 1.30.pan.
'.A. F. Ho, 0eI S,
DO YOU NEED
GLASSES
HAVE A SPECIALLST
Examine Your Eyes
..et Hess fill your prescription.
Ful Vue, the very newest in
Spectacles, and at a price
worth investigating.
Broken Lenses Duplicated
48 Hour Service.
Any shape, any Gorton.
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Register
Optician.
PHONE YOUR 0 W FON
For ,positive iderittfacation of
the 'World's Finest' Anthracite
ask for
• BLUE COAT.
ALSO: Rosedale . lberta
Semet-Solvay Coke,
The Roe Farms Milling Co,,
Miller Creek, • Etc:
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices - paid for
Eggs according to Grade
Pone 10 - Herman
Good: Used Cars
ARE GETTING: SCARCE
We have a large assortment of high class, used cars:
equipped .with' ar'es.li e new. Most of •our Cams.,.
have original finish and spotless interior and some
.with very low guaranteed mileage.
IT PAYS TO INVESTIGATE
FORDS
1941. 1)eLux Coach, 6000 milks
1940 Coach, 15,000 miles
1938 DeLux Coach.
e938 De Lux Sedan
1938 5 Passenger Coupe
1934 Coach.
1933 Coach, 4. cylinder• •
1932 Coach 4 cylinder
1984 Roadster V8.
1931 'Coaches (2) .
1:929 Coaches (3):
1981 Half -ton Truck.
1934 1 is Ton Tettck..
1929 A Coulee.
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USED CAR SALT
CHRYSLER MAKE.
1940 Dodge Coach
1938 Dodge Coach
1930 Dodge Sedan
1935 Dodge Coach
1936 Dodge Coach
1939 Plymouth Coach
1929 Plymouth Coach:.
CHEVROLET -
1939 Sedan, green 16,090 rale°
1939 Coach, low Mileage
1989 Sedan, Dark Blue,
1988 Standard Coactl -2?,9'i0.
1987 Standard Coach.
1935 Standard Sed.t ..
1934 Coach
1930 Sedan
1937 Half -ton Truele.
1937 Pontiac Sedate.
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PHONE 123 7.1!RICI
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LADIES r Now is the time to do your early
Spring Sewing. We are hv,ppy to announce that
we can supply you with these need's.. Come in and
see our New Prints at various prices. . Also many
other lines that will interest you..
Good supply of Chick starter, also most called for
feeds kept on hand. Give us a Call!
FRESH GRRCCE %IES ALWAYS' ON HAND
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