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VOLUME 40, Na 20
ZI.HUCHI, THURSDAY MON
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'COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABJA r CES
Co E. Ziirbri
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Puriethod of
Eyesight Testing Used., Opera ever
Week Day Except Wednesday.
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Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
if so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and -Equipment at
A. L. COIF., R. 0.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODERICH — ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
ERE-CIMISTMAS SPECIAL
Get Your CteriStmas Special now All Permanents Guaranteed.
Croquinole waves a Specialty. Our main Special, a Eugene, with a
deeper wave and a tighter curl regular $7.50 for $.5.00. Morning
special only, free shampoo witk every finger wave. Be sure to call
i,59 for appointznent and avoid being disappointed.
Phone 159 Zurich for Appohrtments. MRS, ED. GASCHO, Prop.
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STOP!
BEFORE
thiving a New or Used Car
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SAVING MONEY,, SEE
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SEE THESE USED CARS!
1933 DODGE DE, LI,TX. SEDAN, Spatless interior,. extra
,.. • .., , 'iwrge trnulcs priced to sU
1930 PLYIVICIITH:SEDAN, Hydratilic brakes, original inside,
al ant. These models are scarce, so hurry
1936 CHEV. COUPE, like new small Mileage, lady driven.
1929 PONTIA_C SEDAN, Tires like new, paint al,. upholster-
. Ing like -any -new 1939 car, seeing'is believing.
1928 C. COACH, good tires al, runsgod, at —
1929 FORD COACH, your Tiek of two at $75.00
1937 DODGE coArgr, 1700f) ,Billes like new.
1929 ESSEX SET)AN, in very good condition. Priced low.
1929 PORI) P ICKLP a1 930 ;CHEV., MUCK
1931 .tORD, COACH. . $165.00
1930 FORD 4. -DOOR :SEDAN, .ente of .the Best!
1 USED- BEATTIE 04.1,,ECTRIC 'WASHER (late model).
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DECEMBER 7, g39,
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Creveter L. &Oita, Publiee5i4ae
81.2Z a year. U.S. $1,50 in Advanoet
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Ohristmas II Do your 'Shopping early
Leavitt's Theafrical
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Thursday, Friday,'
Saturday
Double Feature
COAST GUARD-
Action Drama Starring
R-ANDOLPH SCOTT and
FRANCES DEE
"WEST OF CHEYENNE"
Western, with. CHAS STARRETT
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Double Feature
Jack London's
"ROMANCE OF THE RED WOODS"
Action Drama, with
CHARLES 13ICKFORD and
JEAN PARKER
"NO TIME TO MARRY"
Comedy, featuring Richara Arlene,
Lionel Stander and Mary Astor.
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CARD OF THANKS •
Mr. A. E. Hamilton and Doris wish
to thank their many friendsfor the
sincere sympathy shown them in their
recent sad bereavement. Special
'thanks to Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer
Miss Anna Datars and Miss Mae
Smith.
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BEST ORATOR
Stanley Horsburgh, 12 -yr. -act son
of Mr, and MTS., Walter Horsburgh,
Hoevick- eTwp.,,ewas. reamed. champion
boy orator of Huron Counter in a
ontest held before Miro= eavetty
Council at Goderich last Wednesday
the Council adjourned for 90 minutes ,
for the occasion. Seven contestants, •
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Mr, Willie McAdams is employed
at the Hensall Dairy Farm.
,. Miss Ethel Hess spent the past
peek in Detroit.
Miss Alice Beaver returned home
after spending some time in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf al
:411;chener visited at the home of Mrs
Thomas Johnson on Tuesday.
Mr. Archie MacKinnon who is at-
tending Veterinary School at Guelph
as a week -end visitor at his nome
1i -ere. '
I -eMrs Amelia Fuss has Taft for De-
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'ppi. where she will spend. part of
the winter with h.er daughter, Mrs.
ZL,', .1, Swartz.
Mr. and 51,1.'S. Arthur Aulerich of
le
ktrolt were recent visitors at the
h *le of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Prang.
Messrs. T. C. Haberer, J, W. Hab-
ei:r, F. Haberer ani E. F. Moon at-
teidbd the convention el: tele Oat -
4.7v, Beekeepers' Association being
4e d in Toronto last week.
Z rich school: will he held on Tues-;
il
:
r The annual school concert of the
cla evening, Doceenaer 39th. Pre.p-
' "anti ere um; ev way to make this '
a least outstanding program.
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. - lay Council met. an Monday for
t ''.(,' monthly meeting:, and the next
final '
emeeting for this year will
(. .on Friday next, Dezember 15th.
hb.. will also be the last day for
44,reP3:7.-1444,4axes' witaii35t .RelikktIcee,
' Red Gross
The contrubutions a the ted Cross
are still gradually coming in. The
total amount to date•is.nent $905.65.
Repair
Service
AM IN A POSITION TO DUPLTC- For positive identification GE
ATE YOUR BROKEN SPECTACLE
LENSES.
PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY
AND AT PRICES MUCH LESS
THAN THE LARGER CENTRES
LET US SHOW YOU THE MOST
CODER N IN SPECTACLES.,
A G. HESS
JEWELER. AND OPTICIAN
the Worlds Finest Anthracites -
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets..
The Roe Farms Milling Co,
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid for
,Eags on a graded basis.
Pone 10 - Hensall1
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each winner of his or her respectiVe
school fair, competed.
ACT OF 1914 PROCLAIMED'
Ottawa ---The War Measures Actof
At a 'meeting of the men of St.
-Peter's Lutheran church. in town,
held after the evening sein4ce, Sun-
day last, a brotherhood: smtiety was
organized. Mr. Milfred S1be was
• appointed president.
1914, ,giving the government extra-
.el
ordinary power to act in emerge/elm! he- ladies of Zurich andl District
t are requested to inform, thee tnonven-
pending the 'assembly of Porliament,i ors
the knitting and sewibg coni-
adoptedGovwas proclaimed by order -in -council,
nuttees if they desire to help in the
at a meeting of the amernl..- !w
ork of the Red Cross, as le me.nt on Friday. The act im-
troltakes-
over shipping, censorship, trade
and commerce, expropriation of pri,.
al vate property, transportation and'
iother matters /elating to the security
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
;Specials; for Dec-- 7th„Bth, and 9th.
,St. Williams raspberry jam 32 -oz per jar ... .
Choice new Sultana. raisins, 2 lbs. 25c
.Mixed cut peer. per ib.. 23c
Salad& Tea, stint at old price fresh stock,
yellow label 33c. while it lasts, brown label 'As 35c
Rand ,Soap„ 6 Lars .. 25c
.0xyclol, large Pica. 24c. ,Giant size •. 65c
Yellow Bantam corn. pex ttin 10c
Cowan's -Cocoa, halfs disc. 1 -lb per tin
Old Dutch cleanser, per ,fin. 1 c
New Sm3rrna figs, 2 lbs. 23c
aGinger snaps, per lb t Oc
PoRk and beans 21 -oz- 2 alias 9c
,Sherriff s Lushes Jelly 'Powders. 3 pkgs. -25c.
Black cat floor -wax 14I1s. . 25c
Aero no -rubbing wax, pint tins .....—... .29c
We are receiving Xmas. Goods every day and our
:Stock is about complete. We suggest you do your
:shopping 'featly., Xmas condies, nuts, oranges etc.,
are in. Get your fruit fbr that Christmas cake. We
Lave all the fixtures.
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9ossible to see each oneiinliieiaalty..
not wish to omit anyone, and
.vemeld greatly ap;,iteciate your co-
"opeeation,--Mrs. Menno Oescit, Chem
of the relm. Control and suppressible, of ...Work Committee.
of publications, writings, maps, plans,
etc.
HAY COUNCIL
Dies at Detroit;,
1. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wiirrm, and Mr
'Louis WUrM of near HensalP attend-
; eA•the funeral on Monday of the late
Atirs, Henry Schluchter- at Detroit.
The regular monthly meeting of thc Mrs. Schluchter was a Zuriith girl,
Council af the Township o: Hay was her name being Hannah Rlipre dau-
held in the Town Hall, Zuriell, are ghter of Mr. and Ales. Henry7Rupp,
Monday Dec. 4th, with all the mem- and has been a resident of Detroit
bers present. The minutes of the No- for many years. Me paeseell awayon
vexnber meeting and the special, met Friday being 68 years of" age: Sur-
eting held November 29th, were ad- vivirig besides her hushamil are two
opted as read. sons and two daughter$.:.
The following resolutiens; were
passed:
That the following places be desi-
gnated as Polling Placesand theefal-
lowing be appointed as Deputy- Re-
turning Officers and Poll Clerksfar
the various polling dieiSibees: Q1the
Township for the nominatient for
Reeve and Councillors for 1940 to be
held on Priday, December Taxtd, and
for the election en January 1st, 1940
and By-law confirmingsame be read
three times and finally passed: Poll
No. 1, School House Nb. D.R.O.
Earl Campbell, Poll clerk Clifton
Prouty; No, 2 School House No. 14
Donald Burns, S. McArthur; No. 3
Town Hall, Leroy O'Brien, N. Gas-.
tho; No. 4, Town Hall, Dan. -Oswald
A. G. Hess; No. 6, School House No
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Fiftieth-, Anniversary
We join the- many, tietacis in ex-
tending congratUlatiOne; to Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Weber of Zurich who
on' Sunday, Decembeeehtf,, celebrated
their Golden, Wedding Anniversary
at their uoinfoltable, None here. 41
delighful dinner: wale served to tvreteeei
guests, among those being: Mr. ardl
Mrs. Theo l Feetgel; Man Doris Post
Master Rex Foster and Mr. and
Richard' alll of Detroit. Mee
Roy Weber ot Hensall, and ri'ss
clam Weber. of' London, The table
was, attitits,
tisztdeeorated in pi: and
white crepe paresr. A large white
belt hanging- from the chandelier
hovered' wee'. beautithl three tier
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12, U. A. Pfile, H. Truenmer; No. 6 ieveddinge cake with -the bride and.' grieom deconting the top.
traditional
Kellerman's Store, C. '. Bfile, A.
Weber; No. 7 School House No, 8, JP. 'Phis happy- eouple, of fifty years
B. Forrest, j. A. McAllister; No. 3‘, 'have. three children livkig and five
Filbert Donornme's House, Fred 'Du- grin. The Children are
charme, 3. Corrivemn Jr. Miss Clara Weber, Mrs. Theo, Foster'
A large number of of accounts who, was formally Miran Weber, and
covering payments on Twp. roads Mir: Roy Weber. Beautiful cards eon -
Hay Telephone, Salaries, ReXief anal tarning gifts of meney were received
wgeilnlearapipeaaerin" tthse ‘AvonraetcP1:isssetdwateitivnI11; by
Zeetipltebride and groom. With he
ion of three years spent in
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soon to be printed.
Rochester, N. Y., their entire mar -
The Council adjourned to meet for rind life was Sport in Zurich. May
final session of year 0. Friday, Ne. ------------114/1rs. ee sparred with
15th at 1,80 good hoahli to enjoy many more an -
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These are the finest range of Suitings and Over -
coatings, we have ever shown, and prices the lowest
Two of. the largest and Best Firms in Canada.
W. R. Johnston, and House of Hobberlin.
Over 600, Patterns to choose from. Made to style
you want..
OUR SUITS FOR $22.00
Madre. to, Measure, are the best Bargains we have
ever had.
, LOOK OVER OUR RANGE
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Christ
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,Wth Christmas just around the Corner, -Come-in
and see our nice Assortment of Gifts.
We have Candies, Nuts, and Oranges. Alscv
Raisins, Currants' Shredded Peels, Cheates,
and Gum Drops for the Christmas Cake.
IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS
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