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HA1RDRESS
"THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote you. on.. rseeiaas for
Spring and Sumner . i Herm rents,
that are pleasing and: satisfactory,..
and will give you personality Hair-
dressing Salon on rear of store. Far
appointments call us by Chine 102
Zurich.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical LW:1watt Churc
ZURICH _. ONT.
74A, Changeleas Christpier• a Chi.;
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Friday, 8h—Luther Lseaguss.
Thursday—Choir Practise.
SUNDAY SERVICEgt
1t a, m.—German Serails.
11.1b a.m.—Sunday . Scam!.
7.30 p.m.—Engl he -icc
Everybody Welcome to ddt Services.'
E. TUERICHEIRI„ Pastor.
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COMFORTABI F. GLASSES
At
REASONABLE MORS
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approve& Method of
Eyesight Testing Used.. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
Lenin's There
EXETER — ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Double Feature
"SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES"
"BEG, BARROW OR STEAL"
Metro Goldwyn Mayer Picture
With
Frank Morgan and Florence Rice.
Mom, Tues., Wed.
"LONE WOLF IN PLAINS"'
With Francis Lederer
(3..ITTLE MISS ROUGH NECK"
With
Leo Carrillo and Edith Fellows.
DANCING!
Lessons on Toe and Tap Dancing
will be given at the home of T. DA
Meyers, Zurich every Saturday after-
noon, be sinning Saturday Jan. 14th
Anyone interested, phone 116, Zurich
Mrs. Russell Beoderick,
LORN
Victeria Hospital, on
January 15, 1939, to Mr. and Mrs
D. G. Turner (nee Margaret Doug-
las) 189 Briscoe St., London, a
son, Douglas Ian.
WATSON—At Hay Township on Jan
nary 12th, to Mr. and. Mrs. William
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
We wish to announce to our Cl.ientele that we have added a
new wireless Permanent Waving Machine to our Beauty Shop. With
this most modern and scientific method you have no weight ar escess-
ive heat on your head. Yon are not Connected ta the electicity in
any way, and you can have your permanents in from thirty seconds
to three minutes time.. We are equipped to give you any permanent
your hair requires. See this machine before getting a new permanent.
Open Evenings. Phone 159 for Appointments.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Helmet corned beef, per tin
Orange Marmalade 32 -oz. jar
Heinz spaghetti Med. 2 tins
Infant's Food, 2 tins .19c
Para Sani -waxed paper roll ...
Tuna Fish flakes per tin 15c
Huron Toilet Tissue, 7 rolls 25c
Puffed wheat, per pkg . . .10c
Jean Gorden House Dresses New Patterns and new.
Piribts Justin at $1.00.
Aprons
29c
Mune 140
SPENT ON RELIEF
Ottawa — The Social Welfare
saws. emphasized, the disturbin fact
year, $900,000,000 gill have ';'been
..pent on relief or other unemploym-
4it projects since the systeM
Jrnbarked upon.
HAY COUNCIL
We regret to state that in 01.7,1? last
-,eek's issue we somehow made few
...missions in one paragraph of the
-Lay Township Council minutea. of
.ae January 9th, 1939 meeting... So
sie will reprint the paraghaph.
That salaries. to be paid to town-
ship officials for 1939 be fixed ae fol-
,ows: Clerk-treasierer, for Twp. $360
.for Hay Telephone $350; for 1
Roads $20; Assessor $100 and post-
age; Caretaker of hall for transients
25c per meal and 25c for lookiUg af-
ter fire; Weed Inspector 30 eel* per
hr. for tim.e employed includingetran-
sportation; Road Superintendent 30
cents per hour for time employed
including transportation; Auditors
$20 each InCluding Hay Telephone
and Hydro systern, etc.
The appointment of John IVIcPride
as weed inspector was also onlitted.
Presentation
On Sunday January 15th, .Vafter
the study of the Sunday SchoOIF Les-
son in the Evangelical Chureini The
Royal Knights Bible Cla,ss elregentea
their former teach, Mr. Wan.
offer, with a writing set, (iteqsee.s.
pen and pencil). Mr. A. Melip is
now the teacher of this class. .4'
Foiloking is the address: ,
Royal Knight's Bible Cie
Dear William: •
Eleven years ago you were gent-
ly invited to assume the respell, sbility
os teaching our Young 11,16nL elass.
leis:ee3UteetitainmetheSeevYeattte. V4
day it has developed into :Fa :Tame
We have had splendid felloWship
tweether under your leadership. You
have not spared yourself but always
have given of your .best. You have
been a great blessing to us. We ap-
preciate very much your jewel dis-
position. You have made us feel very
much at home in your preseuc. You
gave us a fine welcome when we join-
ed your class. Alertness for new, me-
mbers has been one of your, charact-
,iibtics. These :things will not be
forgotten.
on have been assigned to under -
Your opportunity for service will be
just as great as before. You will be
able to use your abilities to advant,
age under somewhat different circum-
stances. However, we want to feel
that as you leave us that you are
wele-Tne to fellowship with. us
in our social gatherings and other ac-
tivities of the clase. We do net Want
you to feel hat yoe are completely
separated ,from -us. You belong to
us in the same capacity as th,, other
men who are on the teaching staff.
We know that we cannot aaequat-
Ply express our thoughts and thanks,
We want you to receive thi.: gift as
an expression of our gratitude. We
v,rish for you the hlessing of God in
your mew sphere of activity.
On behalf of the Class.
Thos. Meyers., Prost Lloyd O'Brian,
riorramminiumernaniremeareemeneceicastersseee
ANNUAL
insurance Meeting
.. The 64th Annual Meeting of the
Policyholders of
The Hay Township Farmers' Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Will 'be held in the
TOWN HALL - ZURICH
MONDAY, JANUARY 30th, 19119
At Two o'clock, pan.
BUSINESS
1 --Receiving Reports of the Presi-
*dent, Secretary -Treasurer and Aud-
itors.
2 ----Election of Directors and Audit-
3—The Discussion of other matters
in the interest of the company,
John Armstrong, President.
Herbert K. Eilber, secretary, ;
IVIls.s Anna Deters who spent seine
time at Kitchener has returned home
Mr. Howard .Klopp is attending the
Chrysler school at Stratford - this
week.
Miss Ion.a Leppington has spent the
past two weeks with Mrs. William
Leibold of Zurich.—Clinton Newe
Record.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwad Viesert of
near Dashwood were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hess.
The Armstrong farm of the Bron-
son line north of Blake was recently.
sold to two neighbors. Mr. Noah Gin-
gerich taking one 50 acres while kr,
Allan Steckle took the other 50 ac-
res, It is mostly pasture land.
Mrs. Percy Weston of Bayfield was
taken to Clinton Hospital and oper-
ated on for appendicitis on Monday
of laet week. The many Zurich fri-
ends of Mrs. Weston ere pleased to
learn that she is improving nicely.
Me manag•ement of the local
skating rink are busy trying to build
up another good bed of ice, wIlichis.
very successful this cold weather.
There. will be skating this Thursday
evening, and the annual Carnival will
be he'd next Friday evening, January
27th. to which the public are cordia1141
Annual Financial Statement
The annual financial staternentesef
The Hay Township Mutual Fire Ris-
en:mice Company for the year 1935
the lossea for the past Year have been
COnsiderable more than for some
time, owing to a couple of la.rge fires
which were heavy losses and the tot-
al losses for 1938 are $14,381.35.
However, notwithstanding these.losses
the Company iS still in a good finan-
cial condition. The year closed with
a total of 2,063 policies in force, be-
ing a gain of eight over the previous
year, and these policies cover an in-
surance of $8,218,570.00, The treas-
urY shows total assets of $55,558.12.
The total cost of management is
$2,899.53. The unearned liabilities as
at the end of 1938 is $1,909.75. The
annual meeting of the Compensy will
be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
".\slonday, January 30th, 1939 at 2
o'clock, for the transaction of such
business as is taken care of at this
OBITUARY
Former Stanley Recident Dies in
Clinton
The community was saddened last
week at the sudden passing of a for-
mer resident, Mr, John McKinley of
Clinton. He was a son of the Tate
John McKinley and Margaret Clark
and was ,born on the McKinley home-
stead in Stanley '75 years ago, where
he grew to manhood and spent most
of his life till he and his wife re-
tired in Clinton about 16 years ago,
He was twice married, ,first to *Miss
Sophia Redmond who passed away
leaving one daughter, Mabel, now
Mrs. Bart Levis of Clinton, Later
he was united in marriage to Miss
Lydia Campbell who survives him
with one son, J. Elgin, on the home
farm, and a dau.ghter, Mrs. Harvey
Coleman, Parr Line; Stanley; also 9
grandchildren; two brothers and 8
sisters also survive. Rev. Geo. McKin-
ley of London; Mr. Jas. McKinley of
Toronto; Mrs, A. Armstong of Sea -
forth, Mrs. Ada Knight and Miss
Clara 11,1cKinley of Toronto.
Mr. 114,c1Cinley always took an act-
ive interest in church and mun -ipal
affairs, being a valued member of the
United chu.r.ch, also serving for a
number of years on the. Stanley Co-
uncil.
The funeral service wliich was lar-
gely attended was held in "chsley
Willis church, 'Clinton on .‘ezurday,
connducted by his pastor, Lane
assisted by Rev. 3. R. Peters, or•Vol.-
Ilkt, with interment in the family plot
11 ayfi e) cl cemetery, The pallesravers
Geo. Watt and Geo. Levis. IIIIPINSIMMIOMMINIMMONGMOSSEIRESOISMIEMOMMESEIMINE411
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Spectacles, duplicating Broken
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A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
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BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling Ca*.
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fat
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone 10 - Hensel!
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Take Advantage of this Free Pant Sale
Limited time only–Tailored to Measure by Can-,
ada's Leading Tailors—Special Reduction on all
Goods.
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
P I
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G ODS
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We have ail the Staple Lines Found in a Country
Store: Comfort Chintz and Bats, Prints, Broad-
cloths, Silk and wool Hose, Silk Hose, Men's
Socks, Gloves and Caps, Overalls, Smocks, sweat-
ers and sweater Coats, Aprons, (Housedresses at
reduced prices)... Rubbers, Rubber Boots.
Hardware, Ready Mixed Paints and kiarriess
Repairs.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
GENERAL lid R 01-3 tv
PHONE 11 -97 E3LAKE