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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
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Phone 159 Zurich for Appointments.
SHOP
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BEFORE
Buying a New or Use
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Car
IF YOU A,IZE INTERESTED IN SAVING MONET, SEE
• WARD F ITZ
1935 Plymouth Coach, new car condition. locally,
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o�ed,..,::g-�axan.teed��rtr?,,�0"�i
1930 Ford A. Sedan. A swell running car, original
finish and upholstering.
$435.00. 1:936 Dodge Coach, dark blue, Hydraulic
brakes, overhauled motor- See this Car!
$65.00. 1929 Ford Coach, as is.
$70.00. 1928 Chev. Coq.ch.
1937 Dodge Coach., like new.
1938 Dodge Sedan DeLux, 18,000 miles, owned
by a local -Farmer
1 Easy Electric .Walling Machine 1939 model,
Priced Low.
1936 V8 Coach with .trunk, black.
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WE WISH EVERYBODY
A HAPPY AND SPEROUS
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And Take Meir hi Greatly Thanking
You for your Kind and Consideree
Pew:maga in the Past -
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GREETING
To Our, Patrons
We have found that friendship in
business counts for much aria we are
grateful -tor yours. Let us wish you
a very happy Christmas and a pros-
perous 'New Year. ,,
ZURICH CREAMERY
NOTICE
.As xny name will appear on the -
Ballot of Hay Council election on
Jan. 1st, next, and as I will not be
able to call personally on each elector
'Itake this medium to -ask your ,con-
siderate at pport to re-elect i•,+a for
1940 Council. I can assure the el-
' etois• that I will continue to give
my very best judgment in the coming
year as in the past. Thanks!
WILLIAM. H.WILLIAM.H.
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NOTICE
'T.reiday next.;, Jan. 1st will be
Eleet`t r.- Day .for Iiay Township Co-
rcil, I t..ke this opportunity .ret asking
the elector•, to give me their consid-
erate support. Having had several
years -experience, I am in a, position
to serve the Mueieipa;ity to best ad-
evantaga which will be my most sin-
cere desire. Thanks !
ROLAND GE`TGER..
IN MEMORIA.M
Jarrott --In Ion ing memory of a
deaf -father, Wine..L _.Jarrett who
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assed away:,11{*c,. tl�, "1933giieltei . +... ;
Remembered just the same to -day,
As lat the hour he passed away,
Beautiful memories . treasured over
Off the happy days we spent together
—Loving Daughter.
THE NOMINATION
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Da,' Hes eves .: itor with DaS1r o•orl irienils`"
.F?Y and Mrs. W D. l3ryeeand son
Bol,.) spent the iloliday ivit;lx 1Irs..
Br y e e home at ,Sarnia.
Via tnd Vlrs. Samuel Gazelle ins
fanil of Harri.stoir were holiday vis`
itoei ti;;1i relatives„here, .
Mr .,Ed. EdighoffOt "tri town c
Siind attended the funeral of the
late 4' Getka at Milvereen.
Mi ,Carl Burn of Milverton •ts SP:
enchr }hc eek at the horhe: of : ;r.
and .:l "'rr e. W. Memel-. • . .
leee t Ellen E. .Ue., jardine from.
Gland ;_>L:nd was v?•;iting. for a few
day ''ith 51r, and :Mrs. John- Al
bre2ht
I:i :,-Iarai Weber of Lontron, and
:Ir. 1{`' V/ehexr of f$„ ,,all were holi-
day vi tors v tl. „ l;• Trent ., .:'!.e.
and Vi' . Louis Weber.
.Mr. ed .Mrs. 'Irvin Dodds and fain-
tly of *aligner well: boli lay visitors
with id: ,; . Dt.,''1e1 s z :other, ..irs. h;'d.
Deters; f .
Mrs. F. F. 'i'L1kbeiner and dao-
gb.ter, 11aze.' of -.Stratford were
Sunday, isitoes s.. the home of. Mr.
and Mx� W. F.I. • Hoffman.
less+, Quimby and, .Paul Hess„wlno
Misa .been O Dwyer andMae' Smith
vein are attending Western Univer-
sity at. London, are home for the
holiday seasan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Levy; Margaret
and Wilfred Levy of Clinton Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McClinchey and fam-
ily of Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Wurm of town' were• christmas Day
isitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
D. Oswald, Bronson litre.
Nomination took place he the
local town hall Zurich, as 'advertised
on Friday from one to two o'clock,
p.m.., with a somewhat smaller at-
tendance than in some previous ye-
ars. The following were nominated
as read off by the Township Clerk,,
Mr..A. F. Bess; For Reeve; George.
Armstrong and Max. Turnbull. For
councillors, W. R. Dougall, F. Hab-
erer, Wm. Haugh, N. S-tanlake, Rhein-
.aold Miller, Roland Geiger and Alex.
„rear.
The Clerk, Mr. A. P. Hess was then
appointed chairman and it became or-
ganized as a public meeting, and at
ter the chairman explained the Con-
solidated Summary item in the treas-
urer s report the following addresses,
were listened to with interest,
Reeve Armstrong;- .Woade.ed what.
the nomination crowd was like 55
years ago, referred to et 11--.•'uLe in
County Council, 55 years ego, and
knera cd only two on tat picture,
Mr. Armstrong• devoted himself to
,the : County `Council. work; Cee pals
out over $90,000 for school purposes
Prying more for school mates than.
for Co, and Twp. rates. Hospitaliz-
ation is going up as over $13,000was.
paid out; Administration of Justice
cost over $7,00 less in 1939 than in
previous years. All County •c onsta-
hies were discharged with except of
four. He was chairman of Co. Home
hoard the past year and it is regret-
table of the loss of the manager,
Mr. `J'adobs who passed. an. Mrs. Jac-
obs was very capable of taking care
of this work, and wasthe unanimous'
choioeaof the Connell The tome also
received an ,apprie ed'Durham herd of
cows and a fine ' Pereheron team of
horses for $350, which were exhibit-
ed at 7 fairs and won $49. in prize
money. 31 old age pensioners are at
the Home, .and there' is about $7000
received from estates. The institution
is practically self supporting. Around
$313,000 was spent on Co. roads, 12
miles of hard surface laid, $20,000
machinery purchased; hereafter the'
Provincial treasury will not pay the
usual 50%, in new equipment. In
1940 the County treasury will' be- out
of debt for the first time in history.
County tax rate should be •oonstct'er-
ably reduced after 1940.
E, Geiger, Councillor—Ceuneil had
a good year, ` every rntontber gave
thclly vory hest, never, befarei.got so
Don't- forget, that Monday is• not
alone -'New Year's Day; but alto elec-
tibn• Dai ram' people are' asked' to go
out and '.elect their choice of the can-
didates for the local township, coun-
cil. Exercise your franchise, and go
and vat!!
The school concert held' its the
town- ha 1 last Tuesday- evening- was
well attended, and the audience. was
,very en nsiastie about' the many
good nt tiers gived: Mr. W. R.
Golding of Exeter, the singing in-
structor, assisted the lova: teachers
in prep.. ing the fine• program that
was• r
Off to Sunny- South
Early Sunday morning• a party of
four young men lift :witch on a
,:rip to ,the Sunny South, Florida.
The party consists of Messrs. Dennis
I)enomme and Ted •Kl%opp of town,
and Gordon and . Stanley Smith of
Si. Joseph. The boys Ieft Sunday
morning, " and br iviondav noon were
down in the'Lexinoton Ii,entuckydis-
trict which is 590 .miles of the about
1200 miles to the lower part of
Florida. They will return in about
two: weeks and sire miss seine cold
and shivering:.weather up here.
Sorry to- Loc e, Them
We re ,re�,.very much that Mr. and.
Mrs: Thee*. Robinson who :.ave beete a:
prominent re..siclexcts of the Goshen ;•
ine, Stanley. Township, are leaving!
the cone tInity, having purchased. a
dwelling property in Egmondvllle,.
wheat they have moved the past week
To eav-v thata community is losing
rrrucli," ire 'the'. les of citizens lite Mr.
and, Mrs„ Robinson, as putting
nnildly. Porsonallee we naye hbenll
e1ise. friends. • Mr. Robinson .hens NN
txte distrssngun,hedrecord of being a.
correspendent of the ZZirxich Heald
since it was established in 1900. Dur-
ing thee%' years 1Vir. ' obinsotk with
his interesting items, o.c new has.
contributed' many a column to the
interest of the Herald Readers. Fox
the past number of years Mr, Rob-
inson's interesting items: have also
found their way; to the two Soaforth
papers. We ttill all Miss Mr. and.
Mrs, 12obinven, and Crust the,' q4.i»
be spared with good healthto etittoy
many ytaat' of : yell,. earned Z •ti g,
meat.
• WISHING ALL OUR . C
TOMERS AND -.FRIENDS,
A VERY MERRY
For the Christmas s�
will always realm;
her—A 3R!c 4.
WREATH RiNGl
Scores of exgo5
designs isiily
this smart 5 clic encu
special as illustrated,
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fay
Eggs on a graded basis.;
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A. HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS-.
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