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ZU R Cti TH URSD AY MORN Ftla e DECEMBER 21, 1989.
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'COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PWCES
'C. E. Zurbeigg ,R.o.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Me-g-todi of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday-
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
If so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R.
CRTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODERICH — ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
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BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
PRE -CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Get Your Cheistuaz Special now! • All Permanents Guaranteed.
Croquinole waves a SpecSalty. Our main Special, a Eugene, with a
deeper wave and a tighter curl regular $7.50 for $5.00. Morning
special only, free shampoo with every finger wave. Be sure to call
159 for appointment and word being disappointed.
Phone
159 Zurich for Appointments. MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prop.
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BEFORE
THINK!
living a New • or Used Car
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SAVING MONEY, SEE
WARD. FRIT .
1935 Plymouth Coach, new car condition, locally
owned, guaranteed 17,000 miles
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finish and upholstering.
$435.00_ 1936 Dodge Coach, dark blue, Hydraulic
brakes, overhauled motor See this Car!
$65.00. 1929 Ford Coach, as is.
$70.00. I92 Chev. Coach.
1937 Dodge Coach, like new.
1938 Dodge Sedan DeLux, 18,000 miles, owned
by a local Farmer
1 Easy Electric Washing Machine 1939 model,
Priced Low.
1936 V& Coach with trunk, black.
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Leavitt's Theatr
EXETER — ONT,
cetings
To Our Many Patrons and Frie
We Extend Moot Hearty
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Thursday, Friday, ,Saturda
Double Feature
'BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS
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with Permy Singleven
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We extend to all, a very Merry
Christmas.
Mr. Calvin Williams was at London
on Monday.
, Mr. Alfred Melick spent the week-
end „. Awith friends in Elkton, Mich.
"THE DUKE OF VVESTPOINT1 -,—Mrs. Carl Burn from Milverton, is
Starring Tom Brown
spending a few weeks with her par-
' ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merner.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Westlake of
Bayfield, were Friday visitors in
town.
Miss Milverna Geiger has returned
-:to her home here after spending some
time with friends near Hensall.
Miss Florence Mittleholtz of Lon-
don was a Sunday visitor at her par-
ents, here, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Mittle-
holtz.
:L‘irs. Emma Rose has left for wind-
,
sor where. she will spend the :winter
months with her dauel.ter, Mrs. thatHar-
We. have found friendshiPi old Kuntz.
business counts for much erica we are Mr. John Cri•eves; Mr. and Mrs.
grateful for yours. Let us 'wish y0l. W. McAdams oi London; ida Me -
very heppy Christmas and
P±9,11' Adams of St. Joh'i vise te last
a, a,
' - ..Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. T. Mc-
perous Nev Year.
ZURICH CREAME.- 0.1.Adams, Bronson lie.e.
RY,
Pleased to repc:t that Mrs. Mervyn
..71Stelck is improviag real well after
CARD OF THANKS ".'Alier recent illness. She is staying at
the home of her parents., Mr. and
The bereft 'family of the late Johiri‘Irs. Thos. Meyers of town.
W. Horner wish to take this inedinit -
in greatly thanking the neighbors .ae41:47 Next Wednesday, Dedeneber 27tle
r.,ile annual school meetings will be
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of our loved one. For the floral
tli.1 :teilIrP5.1ou4saarirlulert the school grounds
ganday, Tuesday, Wednesday*
Double Feature
"TI -IE COWBOY AND THE LADY.
With Garry Cooper
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"EVERYTHING'S ON ICE"
Starring Irene Dare . •
GItEETINGS!
• To Our Patrons
butes, those who loaned their
and all who so generously gave of
their assistance. •
IN MEMORIAM
Mousseau—In loving memory of
a dear husband and father, Alex.
Mousseau, who .passed away Decem-
ber 21st, 1938.
Our family circle has been broken,'.
A link gone from our chain;
But though we're parted for a while,
We know we'll meet again.
--Ever remembered by Wife and
Family.
In Penny Bank
40, The .pupils of Exeter Public SchOel
had at the end of October 1939 on
deposit $938.88 in the Penny Bank,
The comparative figures of a year
ago is $697.8.6. The weekly percent
age of pupils depositing during SeP-
tember and October was 75.
SEVERAL HATS IN RING
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specials Fos Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Aylmer Powder,: 2 squat, heavy syrup, 2 tins....25c
17c
Aylmer No.. 4 sieve:, peas, 2 tins
Mince Meat, 2 lbs. 25c
Deimaiz niblets„ corn, 2 tins 25c
Royal York coffee„ per Ib 49c
Royal York orange Peko tea, half -lb. pkg......-.33c
1-1b. pkg. „...65c
17c
Salmon, fancy pink, 1-11a. tin •
Aylmer tomato nice 251k oz-, 2 tins .19c
Aylmer Asparagus .cuttings, 2 tins . 37c
Lobster Us........- 21c. 1 -lb tins 35c
Sultana Raisins:, 2 -lbs. - . ... . —.. 25c
Currants„ 2 -lbs. ..............„.....----- .. , - , 27c
Bleached Raisins,. perig . . -- • --_18c
Mixed nuts„ 2 lbs., „. .... .. —.-....... -37c
Peanuts, 2 lbs____- . . ....... .. ' . • . 25c
Mixed candy„ 2 lbsCrearn Cany„ per lb. . . . --25 - -- . 17:
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Xmas, Gifts. See them, also our Toy Departrrient
We Wish Oar 'Many Customers and Friends
A 111:11Y MERRY CHRISTMAS
ERNE
Phone 140
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• Owing to our heavy ,volume of
.evo•rk in. our job department the mid-
dle of the week, we are this week
publishing on Tuesday afternoon.
While it is impossible to get in all
the news, we are doing the best we
can under conditions. Next week
we hope to be on regular time 'again.
Christmas entertainments in both
schools and churches are in order at
present and are being well attended.
On Thursday eve. the entertainment
will be given in the Evangelical chu-
rch, and on Sunday eve. St. Peter's
Lutheran church will give their an-
nual program. The public are cord-
ially invited to these events.
OBITUARY
Late John W. Horner
There passed away early Thursday
morning another of Zurich's highly
esteemed residents in the person of
Mr. John W. Horner, aged 77 years,
10 months and 30 days, after an ill-
ness which he endured for over two
years. Mr. Horner was a livelong
There are at least threeresident of this community, a very
hats in the
ring for warden's chair of Huron
prosperous farmer and hard working
unty for 1940. Co -
man in his younger days. For many
Reeve W. D. Sanders
years he farmed on the homestead
of Exeter, announced his candidature
on the Blue Water Highway, north
°I of Drysdale, selling out he moved to
early as did Reeve Geo. McNeil,
Blyth, runner -UP in 1938. Reeve Ro-
the 14th con., on the farm now own -
land Grain, of Turnberry Twp., also
ed by his son E. Blake, then for a
announced he was seeking the poeiti-
few years he lived on the farm just
on Stil more entries are expected,
south on the 14th con., on the farm
depending on the resists of the muni -
now owned by his daughter, Mrs. E.
cipal elections in January. Reeve
Sanders' elective. also is dependent on G. Krueger, then some years ago he
this. •
end his companion moved to Zurich
COUNCILto enjoy a well earned rest in retire-
ment. Always very interesting in
STEPHEN ,
The Council of the Township of conversation and of a very jolly and
Hall,Ored humorous disposition, he made many
iton, on Friday, Dec
Stephen met in the Town
at 1, o'- foisienhdiss whdeopa7.tiiilrle.indeHedoneis•etgyretatitdo
, .
. 15th
clock p.m. All members were pres-
ent. The minutes of the previous dtraightforwardness was Mt. Horner's
meeting were read and adopted - on motto in Iife, and we •ail hate to lose
motiongood citizens of this type. Surviv-
.
The Clerk reported be had reetive ing besides his sorrowing widow, who
ed. the Government subsidy • of '$4,- was previous to her marriage Miss
226.60 being 114 mills on the prni- Bertha Hey, are two sons and two
daughters: E. Blake of tne /4th con,
A letter was read from the Pep- and Albert Horner Of. Varna;
cipal Assessment,
artment of Highways stating 'that. (Laura) Mrs. Alfred Ings of Varna;
after December lst, 1939, the De- (11V1yrtle) Mrs. E. G. Krueger of the
pertinent does not propose to eubsid- leith Concession, Hay Township. The
ize any original purchases of Mach- funeral was held on Saturday after-
inery and equipment but proposes to noon from the family re.eidence, 'Gar -
subsidize the municipalities on a Ten- ich to the Evangelical church for
tal basis. service, thence to Bronson title con -
.A. number of accounts were brcler- etery for interment. Rev. C. 13.
ea paid which appear in the an- Ileckeridorn, pastor of the local Ev-
nual Treasurer's statement about to angelical church officiated. A large
be printedcortege of sympathizing friends fol -
The Council adjourned sine ale. lowed the remains to the -church, and
.
Herbert X. Enber, Tin). Clarks burial ground,
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'teN ita FUTURE
For the Christmas she
will always remem-
ber—A BRIDAL
WREATH RING!
Scores of exquisite
designs including
this smart 5 diamond
special as illustrated.
G. HESS
WISHING ALL OUR CUS,
TOMERS AND FRIENDS'.
A VERY MERRY
W. R. DAVIDSON •
Highest Cash Prices paid Eciv,
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone i 0 - Hensall
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Fall
Overcoating
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 styte
you want.
OUR SUITS FOR $22.00
Made to Measure, are the best Bargains we have
ever had.
LOOK OVER OUR RANGE
EIVIBA.LMEP,S AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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With Christmas just around the Corner, ..Come_in
and see our nice Assortment of Gifts.
We have Candies, Nuts, and Oranges. Also
Raisins, Currants' Shredded Peels, Cherries,
and Gunn Drops for the Christmas Cake.
IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS!
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