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BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon
have returned home after spending a'
week in Toronto.
Mrs, John.MeClure has left to vis-
it her daughters in Toronto and
Uxbridge.
Chester L. Smith, Publishes
1,50 a Year in Advance
ds we extend Season's Greetings
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3i „• Albert Hess made a business
txrp: moo: London on Monday,
Ft,a Norman Fleischauer of Ipper-
vvas:le.enjoyed Sunday with his wife
iYul daughter, Marion.
R. , Father Martin of the French
Sett' i� ;??fent Parish, was a recent vis-
eitOrawith his parents at Tilbury.
Mrs. Wm Moran of London was
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
H. Houston for a few days recently,
Owing to the fi epidemic the
school✓ -concert' has been postponed
indefinitely.
Miss A. M. Stirling returned home
after having visited in Port Elgin)
and Toronto for some weeies.
LAC Wan. Robinson of Moncton.,
N.B., spent a few days leave with
his 'brother, James Robinson.
Bayfield fishermen have now give..
en up hope of recovering their perch,
and herring nets which they were
unable to rescue before the storm
last week.
f-lensall Council. Minutes
A Statutory meeting of the Village
Council was held on the eve. of Dec.
15th, in the Council Chamber with
all members present. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
adopted.
R. J . Paterson, Tax Collector, re-
ported taxes collected to date as be-
ing $10,527.12, and outstanding as
being $986.95.
T. Kyle asked about snowplowing
of the streets, instructed to secure a.
horse for same.
Councillor ,Smallaconlbe asked. -a-
bout the, rink stating- f anent;; mire
to start. T. Kyle was instructed to
get in touch with sometitie.
Miss C. Mitchell appeared re taxes
as being too high, and not able .to
get employment to pay same.
Motion, that T. Kyle be instructed
to collect poll taxes at once.
Correspondence read: Imperial Oil
Ltd; County Clerk re wood; Dept. of
Munitions & Supply re wood; Village
of Exeter, Canadian Legion; same
considered and filed.
Bills and accounts were:
School board, rates $4900.00; Co.
of Huron, county rate 2022.68; Hen -
sail Public library; rates 144.60; A.
sa•®Geting•C•04e9O002®1500240490080600 H. Erskine tax arrears 17.20; Hydro
,treet lights 996.00; Drysdale'. Har-
dware supplies hall 10.36; R. J. Pat-
terson revising voters' list $5; J. A.
Paterson, do 47.35; Dr. D. G. Steer,
op re MOH, inoculations, B011 meetings
* 103.50; R. E. Shaddick BOH meet-
* ▪ .ngs $(3; T. )Kyle, do $6; J. A. Pater-
* son Reg. OAP., '13011 meetings $24;
g , a. 'Middleton supplies 7.03; A. Spen-
19 l cer & Son supplies sts. 8.81.
IMotion, that bills and accounts as
read be paid, and that we now ad-
jounrn.
Broken shire
FUNERAL 84 AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Comfortable Hospital Bed for Rent
Day and Night Service Phone 138, Zurich s
Coider Weather
Is just around the Corner.. Prepare! now for it
We have a good Stock of Fall and Winter Merchan-
dise on our Shelves in stock:
Ladies' House Dresses, Aprons, Stockings, also
Ladies Oxford Shoes and Rubbers.
Men's Underwear, a large range of Work Socks, -
Boots and. Sloes.. 'All kinds of Rubbers for Men
including the heavy Luml ermen`s Rubbers.
Pioneer Feeds for your Stock and Poultry
Purity and Robin :Hood Flour always on hand.
Give us a Cali!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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Edmund Swa aentruber, Prop.
iii. .Temalwassok
Phone 11.97
01041
J. A. Paterson, Clerk.
NOMINATION
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that a meeting. of the Electors of the
Municipality of the Township of Hay
will be held in the Township Hall, in
the Village of Zurich, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th,
1948, at the hour from one to two
o'clock, pan., for the purpose of
nominating Candidates for- Reeve and
Councillors for the Township of Hay -
for the year 1944, and in case n poll
is demanded, polls will be opened au
MONDDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1944
In the several Polling Sub-Diedslions
of the Township as follows:
Poll No. 1, ,polling place School' House
No. 2; D.R.O Earl Caanpbeil Pall
Clerk; C. Prouty. No. 2, School
House No. 14, S. McArthur, W. R.
Bell; No. 3, Town Hall, Leroy ('-
Brien, Ervin Schilbe;' No. 4, Town
Hall, Dan Oswald, .Albert Hess;; No.
5, .School House No. -12, Urban Ptle,
Hilton Trueinner; No. 6, Keferrnnt s
Store, Dashwood,' Clayton Pfile, Ar-
ihur Weber; No. 7, School House No,
3, Jas A. McAllister, Garnet Jacobe;
No. 8, Jas Nesse Dwelling,:, F, Du-
cherine, Wilfred Corriveau.
Said Polls will be kept open from
9 o'cloele e !;i. until 5 o'clock, 'p.m.
and no longer.
ANDREW P. HESS,
Returning Ofillce.r
Deted at Zurich, December 16th,.
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W aye pleased to see Mr. Henry
I1ittt as. •o.ut again, after being quite
.ill 't *th an attack of flu.
5• B. Linden:ield is assisting at
pial post office over the holiday
'Milton Dagg has returned to
is ,ire from Toronto where he is
4tfe'a4 ng University, to enjoy the
VOleide season with his parents, l'Ir
ancl.: yrs. E. M. Dagg.
' - local Red Cross and Women.'
nStr fete have sent out 29 boxes of
gifts to our boys in Army Services
in C<. nada, along with Good Wishes
;>:o .ex,ary one.
1VIr. C. 0. Snjith and sons Gordon
and 4tanley of /St. Joseph and Mr. C.
L S4.ilth of ttiwn were to visit the
for/nail's father, Mr. Daniel Smith,
atc linton o Sunday. The latter
has +den q ' e ill with the epidemic
of fl, whic is raging around, and
altha agh i his 92nd year, Mr. Smith
sing along nicely,
ti ogle)ra's ^k'ir lli et iEKI' 'enee•
and little daughter,'who have spent
the past `Summer withs''the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Law-
rence, who reside in part of Mrs.
W. Truemner's house, have left for
their home in Hamilton. Mr. Wm,
Lawrence was the efficient manipul-
ator of the dredge which did all the
ditching in Zurich and vicinity the
past year. Wt trust he will be able
to return in the spring to help his
father with this very important work.
OBITUARY
Mrs. H. Stott, Widow of Millionaire,
Passes at Goderich
Mrs. Helena Stott„ widow of David
Stott, millionaire head of a Detroit
flour nulling industry, and for 25
years a resident of Bayfield, died in
the Goderich Hospital on Sunday.
Coming to Bayfield after the death
of her husband, Mrs. Stott built a
beautiful home overlooking Lake
Huron at Bayfield, where she had liv-
ed since, with the exception of Eur-
opean trips. After hostilities ceased
at the close of the first World War,
Mrs. Stott made a world tour. She
was noted in the district for her
many charities, Was born m De-
troit, the daughter of Thomas Aus-
tin. She leaves no children. Her
husband, David Stott, president of
the Stott Milling Company, prede-
ceas her 25 years. Surviving are a
nephew and a niece. Requiem high
mass was sung in St. Peter's R. C.
church, Goderich, on Wednesday.
The body then shipped to Detroit for;
burial.
Late William Jennison
There passed away at his home: in,
Grand fiend, on Monday, December
Nth Mr. William Jennison, an, aged
and highly respected citizen im his.
S9th Year. The departed was well:
known in the western part of. Hay,
Township, having lived the largem
part of: his life on the old homestea
two pules south of St. Joseph on th.
Blue Water Highway, now occupied
by his only son Wiliiiam. Atter
giving his- farm to his son, Mr. and
Mrs. Jennison retired; to Grand 1b nst.
some twenty years ago. Surviving
besides his wife wao was the ftrmer
Annie Talbot, there are one son,
William in Hay Township, and two
daughters, Mrs. William .McGillivray
of Vancouver, B.C., and Mae. S. R.
Cohan, of Winnipeg, Man. the re-
mains are resting at the T. Harry
Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood,
till 'Wednesday at 2 p.m. when in-
terment will be made in Grand Bend
cetneter, followed by a memorial ser-
vice in the United Chuteh, Grand
Bend, with Rev. W, T, Cleave,
ptastor, o' h ating.
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WISHING A.L.L. OUR CUS-
FOMERS AND FRIENDS
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W. R. DAVIDSON
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While They Last
1938 CHEV. COACH, Heater and full front seat.
1937 FORD DE LUX COACH, Large Trunk and Heater.
1937 CIIEV, 4 -Door SEDAN,, without knee action.
1936 DODGE COUPE, Large Rear •Compartment and
Heater.
1928 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, Cheap, Suitable for a Wagon.
1935 FORD DE LUX COACH, Trunk, as is $295.00.
WARD F ITZ
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