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Forty -First Year
ZURICH, THURSDAY MOHNiNO, JANUARY 30, 1941.
Rates: $1..25 in Canada, in advaro,
$1,50 in ILS,A., in advan4:4
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publisher
Patronize your Local erchant for your 1941 Purchases
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THE LOWEST PRICES
Sales Prove ft.. ---No Salesmen Commissions to pay.
Na Finance Charges to Pay
SPECIAL -Only one left at the old Price, New 1941
Dodge., Purchased before tax raise
1939 Chev. Coach like new $685
1940 Dodge coach, choice .385
1939 Dodge De Lux coach $695
1940 Pontiac Coach, like New $785
1931 Ford Coach, newly painted $190
1929 Ford Coach, repainted $125
1929 Ford Coupe $85. 1932 Chev. Sedan
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We are offering our Winter Merchandise at
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.Such .as Sweater Coats, Underwear, Hosiery, Etc.
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
.Men's Jumbo Knit Sweaters, all wool ........2.29
....Men's Pullover Sweaters, Reg. 2.50 for ........ 1.75
Men's allwool Windbreakers, Reg. $5.00 for 3 95
Men's allwool Windbreakers, .rey. 3.50 for ...... 2.69
Men's Fleece Pullovers with zipper at 98c
Men's checked Shirts, heavy, reg. 1.35-1.50 at 1.19
Men's felt Hats., 33ew style reg-. 2.25. Sale.....1.59
Ladies' white flannelette night gowns 49c
Girl's flannelette Pyjamas., .Reg. $1, at 69c
Ladies Vests and Bloomers at 49c
La,clies Silk Slips, rose or -white 79c
Ladies House Dresses all:Sizes prices from $1.00
:to 1.75. Sale price 89c•
Broad Cloth all colors per yard 18c
Flannelette Blankets ibex, grey and white ....2.19
Pure linen Toweling per yard 25c
Turkish Toweling reg. 30c. yd. at .. . .... 24c
Light Striped Flannelette per yard 19c
These are only •a few Items listed which we are
selling at rethmed prices, :you will see what we have
to offer when: you visit our Store.
This. SALE Starts SATURDAY, JANUARY It 81h.
And for those that come early we are Setting a
medium weight Broom at 1,9c. Only five dozen
at this Price.
We also have GRAB BOXES at 25c. Some Real
.Bargains
REMEMBER, SATURDAY JAN. 18th.
Coupons given With all Goods purchased e Our
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Thurs., Friday, Saturday
Two Features
Lone Wolfe Meets a Lady
Starring Waran Williams
Military Academy
With Tom Kelly and The Dead End
Kids
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
FLOWING GOLD
Starring Pat O'Brien and John
Garfield
COMING -The Ramparts we Watch.
Thief of Bagdad. Son of Monte Cristo
The Westerner. Northwest Mounted
Police.
YOUR CHANCE
To See a BROADCAST
The "CKNX"
BARN DANCE
Will be put on the Stage of
CLINTON
TOWN HALL
.Where you may come and watch it
- SAT. FEB. lst.
Starting 7.30
Adults 25c. Children 10c
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for the kind as;iStaice and
sympathy shown to us during the ill-
ness and passim°. of Addie. Special
thanks to Rev. Heckendorn and the
choir.
-Surerus Family
HENSALL
Mr. .Allen Davidson is very much
'improved after his recent inners.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale have
returned home after •spendne; some
time in Mt. Clemens and Detroit.
D:es in West
The death occurred in hospital in
Regina of D. M. Buchanan, a former
wellknown Hensall resident. Pul.lai
took place. in Moose Jaw. Andrei
Buchanan, of Hensall, is a In othev.
and the late Alex. Buchanan, .of this
village, was also a brother. He i ur-
rived by two sons and one daugh4.:er.
Library Board Mets
The first meeting ef the 1.94I pub-
lic library board was held in tho Co
uncil Chamber with tho following mo
mbers present: Reeve R. 1;1. ..'•11•1ck;
Mrs. E. Norminton, Mrs. W. 0. Goo.]
win, Miss Maattie Ellis, 'Rev. Weir,
S. G. Rennie and Robt. Moore. The
minutes of the previous meeting were
mad and adopted. Motion that Reeve
Shadick be chairman Reports for
1940 were: total circulation 5.7(g•
books and total „for December 406.
The librarian reported re the check-
ing over of books 1.1 a.:1 eight aro
missing. The treasurer •rcported a
cash balance - of $174.2S for the year
Motion that Rev. eWir, Mrs. Norminten Mrs. •Goodn
win and librarian
Mrs. !Cannel= be the book committee
That J. A. Paterson be soc.etary and
treasurer and Mrs. Cameron be lib-
rarian at the same salaries.
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NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of tee
ZURICH
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Will be held in the
Town Hall, Zurich
On •
RFIDAY, JANUARY 31st 1941
At Two o'clock, p.m
For its General lin'
Your ;Helpful Preserace will be
Appreciated
Win. Decker, E. F. Klapp,
President. Secy-Treas.
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Mr. }Iarrison School is away to
Kitchener for a few weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith motored
to London on Tuesday.
Mr. Ward Fritz was on a business
t.rip to Toronto early in the week.
Mrs. Vincent Rush of Victoria, B.
C., was a -visitor with her aunt, Mrs.
S. Hey a few weeks.
Mr. !George Kibbler of Mliton,vis-
itd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Fritz for a few days last week.
Mr. Menno Oesch, and Mrs. Norman
GaschO and family motored to Byron
on Sunday afterneon.
Corporal Reiley an officer of the
Port Albert Air Force Training scho-
ol spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mousseau..
The Zurich Womens' Institute will
meet Monday eve 1v 3,
in the town hal! for their ngular
monthly meeting. The ans,ver to the
roll call is ."My avourite Hymn and
Composer."
A, ,chicken pieL g machine --as be-
ing demonstrated 7n the local Silver -
woods station on 'Monday afternoon, I
and we are advised that one of these
machines :bas been iistalled•which wffl
save a l'ot4f picking work.
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Miss 10t4 TArkheim,..gormeily of
Montreal, has been Spending week
at her home here, prior to her mar-
riage on Friday to Mr. Arthur Flem-
ing Neve of Royal Oak, Michigan.
Both bride and groom are graduates
of Wittenberg College, Springfield.
Ohio, where. the groom's father was
formerly a professor of theology in
the Divinity School. Miss Ruth is
also a graduate of Waterloo College.
while the groom has studied abroad
and has done graduate work at Wes-
tern Reserve and Ohio State Univ-
ersities.
Married 50 Years
We join the many frierurs of Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Keller of town who
on Monday Jam. 27th celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary. They were
marrid in Hay Township, by Pastor
Strnempfer, the bride being Kathern
Elsie before marriage. After reeraing
16th concession for 24 years,
they moved to Zurich 26 years ago.
This happy couple seem to be enjoy-
ing fairly good health and ahve
iy of three children, Mrs. Wm.
RAharrnel-, of Merriton; Theodore Of
cit and Aarson of Proston.
Become Organized
Tile trustee board of Zurich held
:ii r inaugural meeting on Monday
foi•enoon last. 11;:,.. T. C. 'laborer was
,:•apI:ointed as vhairman of the board
Other officials appointed were: Con-
A:IL'e, Earl Thiel; water system, C.
L. Satith; fire fighting equipment,
Le Prang; secretary, A. F. Hess.
The village now has over 55 consum-
or,: connected with the water system
and more are in prospect Arrang-
m?nts are under way to secure a larg-
r upply
of water at the well by
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fire hall so the supply willy will
i.dequateTest of the water by the
Department of health has shown that
it is absolutely pure.
Why send your Broken Spect-
acles, Lens .or Lenses
Larger centres.
to the
can duplicate them accurately
and save yo money; 48 hour
Service
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OBITUARY
Late Ernest L. Denornme
Mr. Ernest Denomme passed away
at the Ontario Hospital, London on
Toesday, January 21st following a
lengthy illness in his 50th year. The
deceased' was bora at Drysdale and
was a member of $t. Peter's church,
French Settlement. He is survived by
his sorrowing widow formerly \fatal -
file Bedard, five daughters, Mrs. Ed.
1.obsinger, Mrs, Andrew Voisin, and
Thesav all of Kitchener, Grace of
Drysdale and Theresa at home; two
sena, Elmore and Kenneth of Kitch-
ener, also five sisters, IN,Irs. Melvin ov-
emit, Mrs. Bert Bedard, Mrs. Geo.
Jeffrey, Mrs. Peter Corriveau and
Mrs. Chas. Bedard; four brothers,
John Denomme of Blake, Maxim af
Toronto, George of Sask„ and Arm-
and of Drysdale. The funeral, took
place on Friday morning to St. Pet-
er's R. C. Cemetery; Rev, Father 0‘
4. Martin, officiated,
Let us make up a new pair of
Glasses from oyur next pre-
cription.
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
For positive identification o
the World's Finest Anthracit
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Sernet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets
The Roe Farms Milling Cam
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fat
.Eggs on a graded betsis.
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We are Happy to be Doing Business at the
Same Old Stand
During this Cold Winter Weather you will need
good warm Underwear, Overalls, Smocks, \Vinci:.
breakers, Mitts, Socks, Heavy Rubbers, Etc., Etc.
Let Us Supply You With these Essentials!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
'HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR EGOS
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Edmund Swaxtzentruber, Prop.
Phone: 11-97
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