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Any Amount,. for.. $10O.00.. and over Accepted
3% per annum, half yearly for 1 and 2 Years
3 �¢ % per annum for 3 and 4 Years...
316: % per annum for 5 to 10 Years.
Free Information From
Andrew F. Hess,
Local Representative -
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f the older system and had their elect-
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Dutch Cocoa, per Ib, 15c
O. K. Soap, 10 bars °,,.:. 25c
Blue berries, ' per can 1 Oc
Oatmeal, fine or
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Chocolate mallow cookies, per Ib. , 17c
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Mrs. A, P Hes and son Fred mot-
ored to London on Tuesday. •
Born—At Zurich, on December 25,
to Mr. and Mrs, Leeland Willert, • a
soli.
7.'.i s Doris Horner of London, sp
c.nt Christmas holidays at the .!.ome o
her pa Its, Mr. and Mrs. Blak
Horner, 14th con.
Mks Meda Surerus of the Toront
teaching staff was a holiday visitor at
family home, Bronson line.
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(Cer-e ted every Wednesday)
Butter, dairy
Butter, creamery ... .
' Eggs. dozen . 19, 16, 14
Hens, live, ib. 10-8
.. Chicks, live 12-9
•eIChicks, dressed 16-10
e Turkeys, dressed 18-20
o Geese dressed 13
Ducks caressed 15
Wheat bushel 70
Oats, bushel 36
Barley. bush • ,(l
Buckwheat, bu^h ,0
Flour, cwt.2.00- 3.1.0
Bran ::nd shorts, ton ........ 24.00
Potato, 754b. bag 61
.f •ave 1 .8, cwt 5.90 ;!
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Paul and Quimby Hess left
on Tuesday for Toronto to resume
1 -heir studies at the University.
Mr.;. J. 'Tey ansa daughter Margaret
from a plea wit holi-
day seaeon with the former's two
'J`'s in Detroit.
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Mr. Clayton Ortwein of Ottawa, - r, • I � ,,. dtisil'�ras
gent several days at the home of `.'c�: --` = i� - { �•
his parent,, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
''rtwein, Bronson line. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
The friends of Mr. Charles Fritz
are pleased to Leren that lie i' im
prov:'d from his recent accident to
the extent that he was down town in
his office one day last week.
Masters Vil tor and Clare Ginger-
ich a 'so Gloria Gingerich of the Go-
shen line south, spent a few days with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Gingerich of town.
HUNTERS GET FOXES
Saturday last was a lucky day for
hunters in Bayfield district. Melvin
Davidson and Ken. Brandon of Bay-
• field and. Harry Baker of London,
each returned w:+th a fine red fox,
and a fourth member of the party
had a shot at a fox and missed. This
is believed something of a record for
fox hunting.
CANADA'S EXPORTS Mich., was united in haly weddlock
Canada, with 11,000,000 people, is to Mr. Harold Forbes of Marlette,
Spee al Prices on all
for -fog r weeks, starting
I ber lith, 19,19. All
guaranteed. Phone 102.
Permanents
on Novem
Permanents
MRS. FRED THIELE, Proprietress
Word has been received here of
the :four boys, tourists who are en-
joying a trip to Florida and -the sun-
ny. south. They arrived at Miami
aiutla•re by now on their wry Dark to
the northern country where the cold
winds' are blowing with plenty of
snow. The weather has not ,been as
warm in the south as they matt an-
ticipated. They will likely be back
by the middle of next week.
A quiet event took place wen .Miss
Ethel Drysdale, daughter of tr. and
Mrs. Robert Drysdale of Sandusky,
the fourth exporting country in the
world, with export trade for 1989
estimated at approximately $900,000-
000, last year Canada's exports, other
than gold, totalled $849,000,000. In
the matter of exports, Canada ran'.:
uenind the United States, Great Brit-
ain, and Germany. It ranks ahead of
France which has a population of a-
round 35,000,000, but France ranks
ahead in total trade owing to her
large imports.
ELECTI.ON RESULTS
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO
EXTEND
Season's Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING US ALL PROSPERITY
AND HAPPINESS, ANT) A CON-
TINUANCE OF OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS
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ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY PRICESERVICE raeeve for some ye for Reeve, the latter having 'been
CMN Stephen Township
Reeve ...
poll being cast. Fou early morn-
ing the electors journeyed to the var-
ious polls and cast their ballots, and
as a rasult the following were pro-
nounced as elected fior tree 1940 co-
uncil by the Returning Office, Clerk
A. F, Hess, at the Iargely attended
public meeting held in the town hall
in the evening. Following is the re-
sult as we have it:
Mich., on Saturday, December 23rd.
After the ceremony the happy young
couple motored to the home of the
'bride's aunt, Miss Jemima Johnston
of Zurich, where a delicious fowl
c inner ^.waited them. After spending
a £evr.days in this vicinity, they r --
turned on their way home, rooting to
other places of interest.
Real Winter!
-The. New Year surely ushered in
Como real .winter weather. It was
lo7g overdue, and it surely did come.
While here in the village we did
not get as much snow as at some
nla.ces, but our back streets are
,:i my full and the auto has plenty
.io to pull itself through. • The .+,
'•urieh Road is not filled as the storm
Sunday and Monday travelled
ith the same direction as this road
but No. 4 Highway was -badly filled
in Sunday and the evening bus as
well as other traaffic were marooned
in the banks, but the plows on Mon-
day again opened the roads. Down a.
at the Lake, especially at Grand Bend
there is verry little snow. So if you C
are not aware t �Vix►tgr is Heng!. {#
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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 for
A Merry Chrhht <
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
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DEAD AND DISABLE ;�, ANIMALS
Removed Promptly
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Etc. Courteous Service
Phone 235 Exeter, Ont., (Cllect)
DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD..
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FRIENDS A VERY
Merry Christmas
AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
New Year
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For Reeve
Poll No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Armstrong 97 45 131 128 43 58 57 44
Turnbull 16 20 70 43 48 130. 3 58
For Councillors
Crear 65 60 95 92 45 88 37 34
Geiger 50 23 173 137 52 104 31 52
Haberer 38 13 151 126 47 96 36 62
Haugh 32 16 124 96 65 153 18 55
` itan1ake 78 26 51 64 27 13 13 31
1 MASSEY-HARRISNEWS
Total
603
398
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569
559
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As will .be noticed above that Mr.]
R. Geiger was the high man on the J.
ballot receiving 622 votes, and Mr.
G. Armstrong's majority over i'Ir. M.
Turnbull for reeve is 205. Mr. Alex.
Crerar is the new member *of the 1940
Council, the other four being memb-
ers also of the 1939 ,board.
In -the Village of Exeter, Mr. Ben-
son Tucker defeatet W. D. Saunders
Mawhinney, Chester
McGann, Alonzo 59E
Deputy Reeve
Ratz, Roy 695
Shapton, Edmund 47(
Councillor* .
Amy, Arthur
Love, Thomas
Powe, Herman
Schenk, Nelson
Those elected are:
Reeve: Alonzo McGann.
Deputy reeve: Roy Ratz.
Council ,
Thos, Love, Arthur Amey,
Nelson ,Schenck.
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512
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GENUINE M. -H. PARTS work best on M. -Il. Im-
plements... Mower and Binder Knives
ground
while you wait with carbarundum equipment.
Guaranteed Batteries at
$4.49
1' year battery guarantee 6.85
2 year battery guarantee 17 -plate 7.95
Guaranteed 440-21 tires at 5.8.E
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Visit the East End Service Station for City Serv-
ice at Zurich prices. Cars and trucks properly
greased with latest hydralic equipment.
GAS OIL AND GREASE
Tel. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
East and West End .SERVICE STATIONS
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