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Visit Gascho's Store
here the Spirit of
hrist as Prevails
While it is not possible to show you as large
a range of Christmas Goods as in former years, .we
have been fortunate in securing a fair assortment
of lines suitable for Gifts for everyone. We can
only mention a few: Chenille Bed Spreads, Wool
Blankets, Fine Wilton Mats, Pillow Cases, Buffett
Setts, Runners, Fancy Table Cloths, Sweater Coats.
A FINE ASSORTMENT* of Glassware,
Setts, large decorated Vases, Etc.
We have everything in Men's Wear, but supply in
some lines very limited.... An excellent range of
Scarfs, Ties, Suspenders, Etc.
SPECIAL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
A large supply of Educational Painting and
Story Books, Story continued on every page and
pictures to be painted. Some of titles are: Heidi,
Goldilocks, Tom Thumb, Sleeping Beauty Cender-
ella, The Three:Musketeers. Prices from 10 to 30c.
Dinner
GROCERIES
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We carry eyerything available in Fresh Groceries
at all times.
Have a fair Supply of Christmas Nuts, Calif. Wal-
nuts, Soft shell Almonds, No. 1 ' Pecans -and raw
shelled peanuts. Get your supply Early!
Gascho Bros.
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has recently taken over the manufacture of the
famous Universal Milking Machine. Before purcb- •
asing, give us a call.
Poultry Feeds, Concentrates, Cedar Sh'iYigles, fence
Posts, Coal, Motor Oils, Etc., on hand at ail times.
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AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO
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AND MAY THE NEW . YEAR
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ZURICH'S
Grocery Store
At this time of Year we can give
no greater or more impressive mess•
age to " our Many Customers than
by Extending a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Menno Oesch - Zurich
PRDUCE WANTED.
, Phone 165
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST i LOCAL MARKETS
Rev. C. B. Heckendorn spent Tues-
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day in. Kitchener. Eggs rrect ......., .: .
Pte. Charles Thiel has returned to Butter per lb.
Halifax after a ve1y pleasant visit Chickens, dressed`
at his home with his family. Ducks, dressed'
The many friends of Mr. Geese d'ressed'
Morris Weber who is at present in Wheat bushel' ........,
the Clinton Hospital, wish him a spe •Oats, bushel
ecly recovery. {'" Barley,.-,. buds.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Foster of De- Buckwheat;, bush. . ,
troit were recent visitors';"vyith Mrs.
Foster's parents, Mr. and:Mrs. Louis
Weber of town.
The Blake IS,chool Christmas !Con-
cert will be held in the Zurich Town
Hall this Saturday evening, to which
the public are heartily invited.
Miss Rose Albrecht of Brucefield
and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .Scotchmer
and family of Bayfield were Sunday
lust visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. John
Albrecht of town.
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. 'Campbell, of
Durham, -Ont., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter,' Jessie Eli-
zabeth,' to Pte. Ross -F. Uttley,
O.C., son •of Mr. and Mrs.' Herbert
Uttley, of Zurich, the wedding to
take place in.the near future.
Removing Equipment
Mechanics 'are at !present.in Gode-
rich removing refrigerator•'ecluipm-
ent from Sky Harbor. It is said to
be in great .demand and is earmarked
for Ottawa. Its ,.removal marks the
fust stage ,af demolition at the, tot- NET PROCEEDS $250.00
port,The net proceeds from the concert
Engagement and dance put on by the Exeter
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd England an- Agricultural Society for the pur-
nounce the engagement of their dau- pose of raising money for the erec-
ghter, ,Ruth Elma, to -Sergeant Cyril tion of a .new grandstand will be in
Wellesley Sisson, son of Mr. and Mrs the neighborhood of $250.00. The
Clifford Sisson, of Watford, the directors of the society were divided
marriage to take place December 30 into two groups for the sale of tick -
in the Evangelical church at Crediton tick-
ets with Nelson Stanlake and Preston
• Dearing is captains, the losing side
to provide a supper. The tickets sale
exceeded the capacity of the Exeter
Arena inhere the concert was held
but the worst storm of the
visited. the section that day.
Stanlake's group won.
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FISH EXPORT RECORD
Ottawa — 'The Fisheries Depart-
ment said that exports of fish prod-
ucts are reaching to new records in
d•olliaar value. Shipments during the
10 months ending Oct. were worth
$52,019,000, nearly $6,600,000 a-
bove the ,figures for. Jan. -Oct. re-
presented $2;317,000 -an increase of
'$400,000.
SCIENCE NOW KNOWS WHY
LADIES MUST CRY
Is the "weaker sex" merely a trad-
ition, or do women actually, feeL,,pain
more than men? Cleverly`
"torture tests", described:
American Weekly with this';
(!Dec. '24) issue sof. The Det
day Threes, reveal new facts' { ' out
sensitivity to suffering , :, Well will
settle a lot of old argureents. ' Get
Sunday's Detroit ,Sunday ''Dimes!
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In Midst of Winter. -
Old King winter has surely .set
in to stay with the big Piles -of .snow
at places, and the going on ;the roads
is quite heavy with the Continuous
ground drifting. Some cry high
banks have been piled tali by the TURKEY SHIPMENTS
snow plows who are doing -a good job Ottawa — The Agricultural Dep-
af it, but the higher the piles
the deeper will be the drifting in
on the next storm. Really we are
in -the midst of winter!
HAD BANQUET '
The father .and son banquet at
Zion Evangelical church, Crediton,
was a splendid success. Ninety-four
fathers and sons sat clown to the well
prepared fowl .supper sponsored by
the Ladies' Aid. Special numbers
from No. 9 S,F.T.S. and Milverton
were enjoyed. Rev. F. M. Foist, a
former .son of Zion Evangelical
church., -added to the program the.
theme ."When is a Man Grtwn Up."
The proceeds from the supper will
be used by the Ladies' Aid for.
much needed medical supplies in
the Ottawa Valley district.
OBITUARY
season
Nelson
a1e, artment said that from Dec. 1 to Dec
13th about 2;2180,000 pounds of tur-
keys have been shipped in 76 railway
cars -froth the Prairie Provinces to
Eastern markets, compared with 50
cars or about 1,150,000 last year ov-
er the same time. Lt said, supplies of
turkeys from Eastern :farms are not
too good but this year there are more
chickens of better quality. The
ceiling price of turkeys to the con-
nmer in Ontario and Quebec is• 451/1.1
cents ,a pound for Grade •A birds.
Birds of lower grade are worth less
on the market.
GODERICH MAYOR HONORED
Goderich — Completing 20 years
of public life during which time he
held every elected office in the gift.of
eitizensl'ip of Goderich, councillor,
deputy reeve, reeve and mayor. May-
er Robert E. Turner who i4 ft Jrorrner
• Stanley Township boy, said his vale-
dictory at the ,final town council o f
the year. His worship thanked his
colleagne.s and dill concerned for their
co-operation. He said the town. would
have a healthy surplus this year that
there was -plenty of money to meet
the municipalities current obligations
so that the new year night be started
with a clean sheet.
Timms.day, December 21ist, 1944
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A HAPPY AND, PROSPEROUS
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We are Happy to take this Opportunity
of Expressing our .Appreciation. at the
Patronage that has been accorded us dur-
ing the past Year and Wish one and all E _
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Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seaforth 15
DARLING - and .CO. Of CANADA LTD.
(ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY)
Willialm Consitt Passes
William Co:,..i t, prominent Hen -
resident, died at his hoane Sat-
iny following en illness of a few
weeks in his Rf th year, Be was
born 'in Stanley Township and farm-
ed , ,tean ively in Hay Township 00
the Parr Line, near l illsgreen, tak-
ing up residence in 1'-lensall 18 years
;ago. Mr, Consitt was a' Conservat-
ive, foranevl,f on +n,e, board of direct-
oe,; "ori ,,,tu :.!iron Agricultur-
al Striety, at o,u; time served as
wee r".o , was coun-eillor of
i -lay Towm,hi•p council for some years.
and for mi'nv y'i„ s a Director of the
Hay Mutual Fire Insurance Compaxy.
A me *flu., t .„ "dfasonic Lodge, el -
so of Ilei: ,tt Uni!•ed Clhurch; a urv-
Are his widow, the fornner Flora
Sreith, two ziAorP,, Mrs. Sarah Cole-.
moan, Seef man Ar aftie C-orrsitC,
IienS .11. 1',,t i,r. funeral service was
held at the family aesidence On Tues-
day r p \ .rL! interment in the
Bayfield Cemetery,
SALARIES FOR MINISTERS
Huron :Presbytery of the United
Churc::, met at Egmondville, ap-
proved a recommendation of Rev. R.
A:;, I;, r.1 , r Th., of the pastoral rc
lations committee' that efftrts be con-
tinued to secure an increase in stip-
end until $1,800 -is reached' on ail
charges; al:v that calls issued' to
ministe'>r for less than the minimum
of $1,80 be passed,on tb the settle.
Ment col rxtattee, .without the' enders-
ation of Ate. preshytery. Robert Wat-
son, repos Ln; for the laymen of Hur-
on Presbytery, also recommended
that c ech charge pay if possible, 'the
minim, of $1,800.
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YOUR WINTER'S • FUEL
i Colas Days will soon be here which will demand the
most suitable FUEL for Your Heating Equipment. Let
us fill your bin while prices are Iowest.
FEEDING "'MOLASSES
It is some considerable time since this all important `
product has been on the market... But we were
fortunate in securing a supply. Also have Cod
Liver Oil, ..Etc. for Live Stock. Get your supply
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PLOW POINTS --- REPAIRS
We carry a complete Line of International and
• other kinds of Plow Points, Sole Shoes, Landsides,
• Etc., for all makes of Plows. ..Let Us Serve You!
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