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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 19, i944,
Patronizo your
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
Visit Our Salon far your
CHRISTIVIAS SPECLBILS
Tet us quote ,you. ort the very best
nd latest Permanent; treat are pleas -
mg and satisfactory and that Will
"drive you personality. I-Iaftressiug
Salon at rear of Stare. For a:pspoint-
ents ball us by plume- I912, Zurich.
'MRS: FRED DEIELl1,r Proprietress
lE 6Lt'YSE.iIDeaH®WOY
' COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRPCES
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{':: • OPTOMETRIST at EXETER[
111,'e Newest. Approved. a' etticxct wf
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wetheesday.
Rates; $1.2. in Canada, in advazu
14#, ;1.50 iu U.S.A., in .acivanoar
CHESTER L. SMITH, Palk -sheet.
ocal Merchant for your Ohristmas Purchases
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Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
If so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods anctEquipment at
A. L. COLE, R. O.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODERICII% ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
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GREETINGS
We take this medium in exten-
ding to our many Customers
and Friends our most hearty
Season's Greetings
THE BETTY ANNE BEAUTY
- SHOPPZ+ .
Mrs. Ed. Gascho (Prop.)
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THE LOWEST PRICES
PO
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Sales Prove I,t.---No SalMs ren Co nisaions to pay.
No Finance Charges to Pay.
one'ieft;at the•old Price, New 1941
Dodge. Purchased before tax raise
1939 Chev. Coach. like new ....,.
1940 Dodge coach, choice ...................
1939 .Dodge. De Lux coach ........
1940 Pontiac. Coach, like New ....
1931 Ford Coach., newly painted ...,.
1 929 .Ford coat, repainted
1929 Ford Coupe $85. 1932
,$685
..............755
$695
$785
............ $190
$125
Chev. Sedan
WA _. FRITZ
We give you Wm. Rogers -Guaranteed Silverware
at a small additional cost to you... Beautilaal. and
EXelusiveCounters Pattern with all cash purchases
-A Aso. on. all Accounts Paid in 'ill.
(Christmas doe& on:nisp1ay ,a:t,Merners.
For your Christmas Cake: Raisins,, Seedless, Lexas
seede dand with seeds, walnuts and: almonds,
Maraschino Cherries in syrup ,or bottles, Muted
Peel all flavors in F. tracts.
Bake your own cake with Swansdown Cake Flour
and Calu net I c ing Pevvcler.
We have Gilchrists Cakes.
Try. a Clnristrnas Cake made by Gilchr sts..
We have a wonderful Display of Christmas Candies
and Nuts erne the price :is mot any higher than they
were last year.
D01.1 S. AND TOYS GALORE
Christmas Gifts are also shown in a lot of mew
..Styles in fans yGarAg.
,Remember, .:?nristrnas will soon be here.
Do yours'. SIs s; t ing Early.
Phase MO
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Leavitt's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
The management and Staff of
Leavitt's Theatre wish all our Pat-
rons:
Health enough to banish care,
Wealth enough to give and spare,
Friends enough sincere and true,
May this glad season :bring to you.
A Merry Chrstmas 1940.
Thurs., Friday, Saturday
Two Features
Stage to Chino
With George O'Brien
Dancing on a Dime
Starring Robert Paige, An .all Star
Cast.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
It's In The Air
A British Picture starring George
Formby, England's ace Comedian
SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS
SEASON
'Gem and Abner in "Dreaming Out
Loud." "I Married Adventure';' An
Animal Thriller" starring Mrs. Mor -
tin Johnston; "Moon Over Burma";
Dorothy Lamour, Preston Foster and
Robt. Preston.
GREETINGS
At this glad festive season saddened
though it is by war, let us hear again
the herald of the first Christmas Day
"Behold I bring you tidings of great
joy, which shall be to all peoples,
On Earth Peace, good will toward
men."
And may it soon be within Our
Masters ,r a ria to,_ bring fulfillment
of the Promise for a. ins£`areceras•az,s
Pee.ce.
A Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year
T. HARRY HOFFMAN
Funeral and Ambulance Service
Phone 70 Dashwood
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NOTICE
LOCAL DANCERS ARE NOT
ALWAYS CARNY! Come and see
for your.-.alf what a really swell time
you can have on Friday Evening,
Deeembce, 27th ata the Zurich Town
I1a11. There vvi11 be novelty dancer
,incl prizes. _Music by Jut:+ Box's
Orchestra. This is the chance for all
you Lassies and Laddies to do your
1,1t to help keep our Red Cross out
of the red. Dancing begins at nine.
Admission 15c. Dancing 5c. There
will be gallery seats for you oldsters
who wish to watch the fru:. :io clon't
miss this evening!
FIRESIDE SERVICE
The monthly Fireside `3 rvice ties
held after the evening Sele ae in tl+
Evangelical Church on Sunday tight.
Approximately forty persona remain-
ed for this informal meeting. Miss
Shirley Krueger led the group in .t
pleasant song service. The en ging of
hymns and Christmas Carols was i+
joy to everyone. The Sunday Ss!u>ol
Room, where the meeting Was held
was beautifully decorated with Chr-
istmas lights, making the spirit of
the Christmas season very manifest.
Miss Mergaret Hey played for the
singing and Mrs. Harry Hess assisted
in making the room attractive, Miss
Myrtle Hay read a beautiful poem
and a Christmas story was given by
the Pastor,
Presentation
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred :Hulick were
pleasantly surprised one evens::; re-
cently when the members of Rev. C.
I3. Iieekendorn's and Mr. Geiger's
classes, along with a few neighbour:
called .nt their home and spent a very
p> l.,ant evening. Mr,. Melt't was
asked to take her place in an arm-
chair, in the archway leading to t1)
livinroom, •A. shower of lovely g fts
was pteseeted, after Miss Pearl F'Vurte
in her usual pleasing manner gave a
humorous reading Mr:. Metier vc.'ry
fittingly replied after the gifts had
hen p' tyc ci. A dainty ;tntl very
rrtlateeble lunch was 1la'n served by
she coenne,ttee tri charsee a, li .It' re-
turned home leaven; ,the'r het wish-
ee to Mr. and 11es. is ;c for. a form;
and happy life I,rYlc together.
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Mr. A. A. Weber of Sebringville,
was a visitor in town on Frtcray last.
' Rev. H. E. Roppel of Dashwood
was: a business caller in town on
Monday
M. Harry Hoffman of Dashwood
was a business visitor in town on
Monday.
1VLg. and Mrs Wm. F. Braun and
family of Fprest were Sunday visit-
ors at - the home of Miss Jane La-
mont'.! and other friend..
Ma. end Mr,. E. F. Klapp were
at Woodstock last Thursday where
the former attended the annual meet-
ing of the Western Farmer's Insur-
ance Company.
The- date for the nomination for
reeve and councilors will be Monday
November 80th this year, and should
an. election be caused it will be a
Week 'later.
Mr. Teddy Klopp had tee misfor-
tune on Friday la •t to hav,. his hand
injured at the sa.ndi>tg machine in
the IKalbfleisch i, aning mills. Al-
though the halm:: ware not so bad,
yet they requinei medical attention,
which was admin?:.^red by Dr. J. A.
Addison.
1VIr. Harry G. }':ess anti his staff yp_���•4••ooe••�epp�raQ®-•eo••••••o•• c�+•ma<Sv04t>v^Cb0e
most attract -1 •
ive Christmas tree on the main square • fir:
The GIFT
that will always
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HESS, THE JEWELER
PHONE YOUR O'W
WISHING ALL Oi$ CUS-w
TOMERS AND FRIENDS
A VERY MERRY
any
Nisi!
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fee
.Eggs on a graded basis.,
Pone 10 - Hensall
coming into town. In the evening it
makes- a lovely picture with the var-
ious' colored lights, and one cannot
help but get the real Christmas spir-
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Almost daily airplanes are roaring
•over Zurich and district and it makes
one realize that our connrty is at
war, and in the corning summer we
are expecting that more air activity
will be seen in these parts, as the
big .airpoat at Port Albert will be
in full swing . then.
OBITUARY
Late Solomn Kipfer
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The death of Salome Kipfer a high-
ly esteemed resident of' IlruceFeld,
occurred at his home on Friday ev-
enie. Deceinb:. 131:11, after > Creek's
illne with a heart attack. Mr. Kip -
ter, the son of the late itlr. and sirs
:1,:;'rew L. Iiipfer, way: born in Hay
Township in June 1871. Ht, Was iner-
>iod to Rachel Swartzentrubee also
o
Hay Tor, n:=hip where they carried
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en Tar't11_17+., for a i'C'N' years 1>e'for+'.
Toting to Zurich where he had at
eefectionery store foe ,four years.
i1,. then learned the: trade of barb -
ring which he has since followed.
Tee years ago he moved with his
oily to fl. t:c l t l.1. His quiet, pi e-
:>r,>:>t manner won for him many fri-
ends. Ile is survived by his wife, one
;laughter, .lIrs. Andrew Sturgeon
>nli one soil Lee o St. Thomas; 3
brothers, Rev. 11enito Kipfer, Tav-
istock; Jacob Kipfer and Moses Kip -
fen Kitchener and two sisters, Mrs.
ram Schrag. Leonardville, N.Y., and'
Mrs. Sate Nafziger, Vulcan, Alberta.
1'he funeral was held on Monday af-
ternoon, private service at the home
end at public service in the United
,hurch. Rev. H. Wright, officiating,
assisted by Rev. W. A. Bremner, Sea -
forth, a former pastor. Mr. Bremner
paid high tribute to the character of
the deceased. Mr. Wright preached
front the teat; "Therefore we are al-
ways confident knowing that whilst
we are at home in the body, we are
absent from the Lord; for we walk
by faith not by sight) ; We are con- .
tident, •I say and willing rather to be
„ bsent from. the body to be present.
with the Lord. 2 Corr. 5-+8. The
hymns used were "'The Lord's my
° Irepl e d, I'll not v:-unt and `Jesus
lover of my Soul" Mr. Sam rtenn ie
of Tlensali sang. ',rhe Old huger 1'
Int:'rmrat took place in Bay- I
h Id cen> tory. The pill bearer,
ware; Ross Scott. Hugh Berry. Joe
` eCullea t aeil O'ltoeirlk,', John Cor-
nish and John Snider. The tlowur
bearers were, Wiil Sa. tt, Aleut, :Mus-
t cid, Jim "McCully and Glen Swan.
Ilelatiws and f:icutis from at di.•tanco
atUnding the funeral were from'"
i-toclk, Kitclarner, furich, 13r.tstre .
Darghwoodr Tal°na g>d, tl:ensall.
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WE WISH EVERYBODY
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Patronage in the f' ast.
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Christma ews
Visit our Store: from now till Christmas for selecting
your Gifts, and other Shopping
All kinds of Decorations, Toys, Suitable Gifts
for every member of the Family.
Fresh supply of Fruits, Peels, and Nuts for the
Christmas. Cake, Also Candies, Nuts, Etc., in
stock and all Fresh.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR EGGS
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'Edmund Swartzentruber, Pro?. n'uAt II'^
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