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RETU1R.NING, ROME neer tour of the world and bas been
eoydeg a long rest.
Rt.. Hon. R. B. Bennett is areiving
Londoa this week and well he back
t his place in Parliamet, when the
debate ou the speech from the Thr-
one opens .about a fortnight from
now. Mr. Bennett. has made a sums
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Farmers! Atteton!
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Thabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten. year guarantee. Let
us demonstrate this machine to you
and compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance
for trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON. tf44
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Christ fee a Chang-
ing Warlst."
Friday, 8h—Luther Lea.gate.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Sevice.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday SChool.
'7.30 p.m.—English serrvices
Everybody Welcome to ail Service.
• E. TUERICHEEK, Por.
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DRYSDALE
The announcement was made this
Wednesday morning te the passing
of Brother Andre founder of St.
joseph's .Shrine of Montreal, a very
aged old gentleman_ He was known
the continent over as a. great miracle
healer through prayer, was twice In
the Fxench Settlement, baying on
each occasion visited for a week at
the Centel home, at St.. .Joseph, and
during this time visited many homes
and sick people hi the Settlement.
Mr. Louis Montague is onthe sick
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Denomme
and family of Detrot visited his fath-
er Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Denomme over
New Year..
Miss Leona Bedard of the London
Seminary was called to her home ow-
ing to the illness of her mother, Mrs,
Adolph Bedard.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Ed 13ris-
son is ill with an attach of cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Denomme of
Detroit, were New Year visitors with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Philip
To The Electors!
OF HAY TOWNSHIP
I wish to take this opportunity t
most sincerely thank all electors
Hay Township who so kindly suppoi
ed me and so generously gave m
their support On Monday's electio
Again, my sincere Thanks!
GEORGE W. ARIVISTRON
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Mr. William Haugh wishes to
greatly thank the Electors of Hay
Township for the splendid • support
given him on Monday at the rnunicie.
pal polls.
ELECTION RESULTS
Mondaywas municipal election (la.
in Hay Township, as in many other
municipalities who did not hold their
nominations earlier in the year. Last
year there was an election for reeve
Denornme. only, between Mr. David Ducharme
Mai and Mrs. Edgar Masse of D- and Alfred Melick, the latter winning
troit visited over the holiday with by 219 majority. Or for comparison
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cor- last year Melick received 440 votes,
riveau. Their little -daughter Louise and Ducharme 219. or a total of 061
becameill while here and is at the votes, while the reeve vote this year
home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Masse totalled to 1086. All the candidates
Mr. Ted. Brisson. spent the holiday worked hard and had a very clean
with his father, Mr. and Mrs. Edw., contest as far as we know. It was
Brisson: very unfortunate that Mr. Henry
Rev. Fabher Brisson of the Sem• Schilbe was confined to his house
Mary at London was a Wednesday a number of days during the cane
visitor, with his father, Mr. and Mrs •paign and could not get out as he
Edw. •Brisson. would have had he enjoyed he
Mr... Wes Nichol of Grand Bend, health, hoseever under conditiontfl
called on friends here on Tuesday. I made a very creditable showig:
•ou .Need G asses. A large•crowd of piling people of vriu,be Geo,„:
. _Beaver Town were Sundae eyeu
tneehoMe ofr.
71ires.,Joseph his estose s4s,
y= -an -'="W•
Rau; Where a loyal; time was spent the 'eccina.1,,€.re eleted.
in music and singing. •
S A large crowd gathered at the tem. part of the township o..
°hector' •of the older resifthP
Stop and Think how intpmtant it is
that you wear correct gasses--cor-
_redly prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to you z face. Your
health may largely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. 0.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At Dashwood, Satarday, at Pfile's
Stores
We 1-hartilv • Thank Our
Man.v Custoniters and Friends
for- the Supp;ort AccordeclUs
the past Year, and VVish one
and al a Most Happy and
Prosperous
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home of Mr. and MI's. Frank Corri-
veau on New Year evening and a
good time wes shent
With the nice cold winter weather
and eractically Po snow getting . a-
round is convenient. The roads are
good and dusting like summer, and
elle can safely drive the auto now at
almost any reasonable speed.
We extend to all our Drysdale and
other friends very best wishes for a
prosperous New Year, 1937.
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Fry's Cocoa„ tins, per 9c
Bee Hive corn syrup 5s. each .. ...
• Quick Quaker Oats. large Pkg. eaCh '73c
Libby's saur kraut 21s per tin........_...........1 2c
Asparagus cuttir%:% size 2 squat per .15c
• Hillerest Sortening, 2 ls. 27c
Fancy Cohoe Salmon„ Half -s 15c. l -lb fin ..—...25c
Orange Marmalade 32 -oz jar, each _ . ... 29c
jll3r powder alt favors., per pkg. 5c
Prem. tea rni=c1. rup and saucer fre) -lb Mc
Booms,' md. weip...Xt, each ..... 2c
Tomatoes„ choice quality, large tn, 2 this — .. . -25c
Corn and Pms„ 2 tins - - . 5c
P. and G. We '4pitralmuin.Z17.5;oap„ '6 tz.1% 23c
olfAralvfonnfime*ai Learmlu.c.meivoovoblenf
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Platowue NO
the Township. And with thelOveie
the east and the Councillors distribus$'
Ited in the centre and weetern port-.
ion the work should be welljlooked
after.
As was customary a public meet-#*
; ing was held in the Town Hall, Zue
fieli in the evening where a large
crowd gathered to celebrate. The
a,t Stic- tford af-
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a.' holidays with her
drMs. William Ferr
:T. He exer, Miss Veola Klopp
ssrs l'ileyd and Lorne Klopp
motorAar for =Sunny Califor-
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ere they will enjoy the winter
browsing about in the balmy
I ss
two local auctioneers, O. Klapp and 'A
A. Weber acted as masters of cere-
mony e
b for the regular meeting
and kept the crowd interested withedi
jokes interspersed with selections by
members of the Galinas Orehestra<,
The chairman was then announced'
as Mr. Louis H. Rader, . afermee,
reeve of Hay, and ex-Wardn 'ef Hut;
on county, who called On Mr. A. gtdting in the Council chambei
Hess, Township Clerk for the elect' 61,1;" ihnd.ay evening, January 1 Ith,
ion rsults, and pronounced- the foil- O'clock. Posters on 'Canadian
owing as the 1937 =Connell: Reeve $ Ins ties" Submitted by the memb-
George Armstrong, Counillors, Max. a'it 11 be judged and prizes given.
ndMr..Joe Brenneman and
er; ;JOhn1Brenneman and
s all of Deroit, Mr. Peter
•saed Mrs. John Roth of Imlay
Mich., have returned to their,
tOe homes after attending the
a he late Peter Brenneman.
Branch of the Wom-
Astitute will hold their mon-
Turnbull, Win. Haugh, Fred 3. Hab- ,•
erer and Roland Geigea. Presentation
Mr. A. Melick the retiring reeve
then presented Mr. G. Armstrong, Qh.., New Year's eve a farewell
the new reeve with the key to the SOty was held at the hems of Mi.
Township of Hay, a, part of the pro- arsi;.Mrs. Egbert Heideman in honor
gram that is seldom seen, as usually 0ther daughter Martha, who is
the retiring candidate is not present. le#1ng to train for nurse in the Sar-
Mr.Melick also made some very fitt- nie;.Genetal Hospital. The evening
g remarks extendine best wishes to WAS 1)-eri,1in progressive bunco. af-
the new reeve. Mr. Are.istrong then tei..N7liih her friends presented her
replied, -expressing the big obligation
that lies before him, and welcomed
anyone at any tine to come before
the board' to discuss such matters
that pertain to municipal affairs. He
:also thanked all for thesupport given
to him.
Max. Turnbull—Finds it hard to
lind wards to express his gratitude
for the splendid support extendedlo
and it gives one encouragement
to ge on determined to give of their
• very best.
Wm. Hough -Words fail to express
the appreciation to the electors for
his support, and asked ratepayers
co-operation, end extended best wish-
es to one and all.
-Fred. 3. Haberer---Wishes to thank
'Electors for • honor and confidence
Plana. in him and with the co-operati-
on, has the assurance that much good
e.verk will be accernplished.
Roland Geiger—This is the first
time ever run an election, and is.
'hapy to be electd. He told a very
ltterlating humorous shiry, and thane
lted• the electors for support, .and
trusts he will not prove a failure.
Ed, IkalPer, the retiring council-
lor-- Am proud to be on platform
to -night „ enjoyed every minute onthe
COXY0)11cled on last, pae)
with •a Waterman's pen and pencil
set; Refreshments were then served
Anether presentation was made on
Sunday morning when the Sunday
School teachers and Choir presented
her, with a yellow gold signet ring.
• A HAPPY GATHERING
14evs Year's tray at the home e
Mrs. Mary Manson, Goshen Line
north, was celebrated in the form of
a reunion, when four of Mrs. Man -
son's sister s and their families and
one: brother gathered for dinner and
the afternoon. The three tables lad-
en with all the season's daintie9 we-
re 'centred with bouquets of Nave-
issis and chrysanthemums and seated
34 ,guests, after which the live wait-
resses were served. Before • rising
from the table Rev. C. Scheag spoke
vle:fittingly for the occasion and
1d i.praYer. The afternoon was;
thety'Seat in visiting. Those present
and Mrs, Henry Boshart ofi
7141 Mr. Jai lerretA, •Koe ns elle!! 011 oreili tiec131.-;
nd Mrs. :Edmund Erb, Mr. aed
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Chr Shrag, Mrs, Sehrag being au
1.1.110 Miss Nancy Gingerich also
fie mint, all Of Hay Township.
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for the Cold Weather with Good Woolen=
Underwear for Young and Old. .Also Men's,
and Boy's Top Shirts, Sweaters and Swebn-
Coats, Wool Socks, Mitts and Gloves.
Wool and Flannelette Blanket, Fanneletes,
Tadoussac Flannel suitable for Dresses; Cur-
tains and Curtain Goods, Comforter Chintz;
Men's, Boys and Children's Heavy Rubbers;
Also Men's Rubber Boots, Harness Repairs,
Halters, Anything in Harnes.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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