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WVith Thankfulness 'and' sg;iicel y we
Hes'tily' i iah :. ,,of' anti' 'y'ouis' a' Joyous
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New Year will bring Lis'all Victory and
Happiness
And Sales Staff:
Ed. Gascho
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
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Seasons Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING US ALL PROSPERITY`
AND HAPPINESS, AND A CON- =
TINUA•NCE OF OUR FRIENDLY
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ITEMS ' LOCAL.. EREST LOoa . MARKETS •
We wish all our readers. a very, ' .•
Flappy New Year..(.Corre (Corrected every Wednee'i{av)
. Messrs. Ed Gascho and Ross mot- 'Eggs; dozen 42, 40, 37, 32
oral to London on Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Gid. Koehler spent
the holiday in Bayfield.
Mr.. Norman • Gascho of Byron San
spent a few days at his home here.
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Wagner and
family of Guelph are holidaying with
the former's parents here.
L. Sto. Harold Stade,;
of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is enjoying
his vacation at the home of his par-
ents, Mr and Mrs. R. F: Stade.
Mr. Fred Ducharme and' daughter
V row, Mr and Mrs. Kuno, Hartman
motored to London on Saturday last
to visit with Sr. St. Dennis at Brescia
Hall. -
Mr. Chris. Swartzentruber of he
Bronson line attended the- finer.+al -of
a relative at Wellesley early- tlii's• we-
ek.
The local Zurich Dairy wishes to
advise that there will be no milk de-
livery on Friday, New Team's; Day.
Miss Jane Lamont, Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. ,Hoffman were h id"ay--visltesrs
at Forest'. '
Rev. •Minas&a. Hallman. of Kitchen-
er conducted devine • seri:ices in • the
local Mennonite church on Sunday,
and also -presided at the funeral of
the late• Mrs: Leah l iilsfer.
Mr and Mrs Osea r Miller, Louis
Miller, and Mr. Ted Howald 'all of
Kitchener visited ;it the home of Mr
and Mrs Jacob 'Irowald on Christmas
Day.
Mr and Mrs Byron Ducharme and
family Misses Patricia • and Doreen
Ducharme,, all of London; Mr and
Mrs George Ducharme and daughter
were visitors with their parents, Mr
and Mrs. David Ducharme.
Mr and Mrs. Herbert 1lviousseau
are this week moving unto their fine
farm recently 'purchased on the No.
4 Highway, one and a halfmiles
south of Brucefield. We wish them
every success in this "back to the
land" movement.
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Chickens live, lib
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Turkeys, dressed ..
Wheat, new •
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Wheat bushel 1.00
Oats; bushel - 50c
Barley, bush. 70)
Buckwheat, bush. 65c-
Flatsr, cwt. 2.
Pastry flour at mill 25 -ib .
Shorts and bran, ton ..I....
Middlings, ton
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Mr. Percy Weston of Bayfield was
;at, town Tuesday.
Miss-. Elizabeth Weber of 11.clien-
er was a holiday visitor in town.
Mrs. 0. Koehler and Mr. Ray Oesch
of Toronto were holiday visitors with
'friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faust of Mit-
chell were holiday visitors with the
former's sister, Mrs. W.. H. Hoffman
The big rush at the local Post Offi-
ce. is again over, and this year clim-
axed all previous records for holiday
nail. The local staff' were taxed to:
capacity, and Mr. Herbie T'urkhe'inn;
was included on the staff.
ON SALE JAN 4th.
1943 Motor Vehicle Permits and
Drivers Licenses win be on sale Xan -
'nary 4th. The 1.942 license wi)S not
4 -valid after E'•ebruary 28th.. Own-
ers of cars wild help the local 'issuers
by purchasing their permits and lic-
enses early stoat' avoid a rush in the
I4st few days:.
MYSTERY SEALED IN ROOM 1046
• ''How police might have parodied
an old adage with "Two many Clues
spoil ties broth," on a certain morn-
ing- wwten the• curtain rose on one of
the strangest murder mysteries - do
the annuals of American crimes, is
told in a .thrilling story from real life
.by Theodore Roscoe..in The Am-
erican Weekly with this Sunday's,
Jan. 3rd, issue of The Detroit Sun-
day Times.
RECORD DECEMBER COLD
Seaforth thremometers were almost
unanimous on Sunday morning in
registering a record cold spell for
December of between twenty and
twenty-five degrees below zero. It
was a sudden and unexpecee1 drop,
catching many cars and water pipes
unprepared. The weather had been
moderately cold for several days,
with heavy snowfall, and on Satur-
day evening the temperature began
to drop, the low point being reached
around nine o'clock Sunday morning
Monday and Tuesday were comparat-
ively mild.—Seaforth News.
The very mild winter weather p,f
the past week came to a close on Wed
nesday and we are back to frozen up
and more seasonable weather. The
streets of town were getting almost
impassable but the grader shoved it
out and now the auto can run along
again.
The local school meeting was held
on Wednesday forenoon according
to statutes and a fairly large -attend-
ance was present. Mr. J. W. Merner
whose term of trusteeship had ex-
pired, was re-elected for a term of
three years. The two other trustees
are .Messrs. Theo. Haberer and Theo.
Steinbach. Mr. George Deichert is
the secretary -treasurer. Considera-
ble discussions were taken in the me-
eting..
Engagement
Mr and Mrs Hugh D. Cameron, of
Clinton, announce the engagement of
their , youngest_ daughter, Mary Eliz-
abeth, to William. Richard Grigg, yo-
ungest son of Mr and ;Mrs. Reuben
Grigg, Goderic). Twp..-.
A 4NktNG.DAYS
With the object of conserving
manpower in the national interest it
has been decided to reduce the bank-
ing service of the local Bank of
Montreal in Zurich to a three -day -a -
week basis and therefore, contmenc-
in on January 2nd the local office
will he open for business on Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday of each
week. •
lE+Iyer. Is Musing
Flying officer David Malcolm
Witherspoon, of Ailsa Craig, of the
RCA'',, who is reported missing after
air operations iii the Mediterranean
War are, F0. Witherspoon, son of
Mrs. D. Witherspoon and the late Mr
.David Witherspoon, of Ailsa Craig,
has two brothers in active service,
Donald, who has been overseas for 2
years with the Royal' Canadian Eng-
ineers, and John, with the .B.1 AF., at
Calgary. -
DIES IN GODERICH
Mrs. Elia Patterson, 'widow of
Donald Patterson, who was county
engineer of Huron for 17 years, anad
a former Warden, died at the hone
of her son, .Roy Patterson, the .pres-
ent county engineer, in ,Goderich in
her 89th year. She had been in fail-
ing health for some years wit Aa,,
born in England on' August 19i4.She
oame..'to Canada at the age of three
and spent the remaining 85. years in
the vicinity of Auburn and Godericb
She was a member -of Knox Presby-
terian church later Knox United ch.
at Auburn, and was widely esteemed
for her many fine qualities.
• GRAND BEND
Tells About Sea
At .the regular meeting of. •the
Parkhill Lions Club 40 Lions and
guests were present. - The meeting
was held at the Brenner House,
Grand Bend, where a turkey dinner
was served. Gerald Foster was the
guest speaker and was introduced by
Lion Alex Cameron. Gerald quit
high school in Parkhill to join the
merchant marine, told of his experi-
ences as an ordinary seaman on e
Canadian ship on which in eight Mo-
nths travelled -halfway around -the
worlii,jvd^ home' again.
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• All Ingredients Used are a the Highest. Quality,
ALL CONFECTIONS - (ICE CREAM
Our Store will be closed eagA Wednesidayf Evening
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We are Happy to take this Ogaportunity,
of E . resiirng. our•: ,APhreciation.� atr the
Patronage that Jias Win, accorded us dur-
117A. OaF_past Yezzra and Wish one and alt for
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HAPPY AND- PROSPEROUS
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TRY E CKEL'S
GENERAL
INSUR,AIVCE
ExcdrT LIFE
Fire, Auto, Casualty
Fidelity, Eto.
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
Local Representative
Zurich
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Your OPinter's Fuel
`,-.:017- ORDERS WILL BE FILLED
We would ask our CustQlnsro not to ; become, ex.
cited about next winter's supply orCoal.` It 'will
take a little imeto get in the supplies, but leave
your orders in early and there will be plenty of coal
for all before it will be needed in the fall. Order
now and you will be supplied.
Your Chick Feeds
The Chick Starter Season is with Us again and we
have all the called for Feeds such as Oat Hulls
Peat Moss, Sugar Copra, Grit, Oyster Shell, Char-
coal, Etc., .Etc.
L. Sc.hilbe & Son
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