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'Vol. )(XXVIII
o25 ZURICHI, THURSDAY M RNING, DECEMBER 23, l9, 37.
To
our many
0-
eaders an
Farmers! Attention!
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo 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 hest feature is the
*unusual easy terms.. Liberal aliowance
for trade-ins.
C. SCRAG & SON. tf44'
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran C:hurch:
ZURICH. --ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for ao; Mane
ing World."
Friday, 8h --Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practic' e.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
HAIRDRESSING
THIELS HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
Mrs. Fred Thiel wishes to advise
the public that she is now open for
business. Permanents and Finger -
waving a specialty. All permanents
guaranteed. Parlor located in rear
of shop. For appointments call or
phone 102 Zurich.
rammormanasmasagolor
10 a. tn.—Germmi. Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday SchooL
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Servicas4
E. TUERICHEIM, Pastor.
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COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At.
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Zu.rbrigg, R.0
Successor to
S. ;FITTON at EXETER
Open every week day except
Wdinesdav
Switch to a 1938 Dodge
And Save oney
Phone or See Us for a Demonstration Before Buy-
ing a:New or Used Car. We can Save You Money
USED CARS NOW ON SALE:
11030 CFEEV. COACH, Overhauled, Clean Mahair Upholstering
194 FORT'!" M9DEIE A 'CD4-
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-1928 CHEV. COACH, New Rings InStalled, New lires and,
1938 License. •See This Economical Car•
• 1928 WHIPPET COACH,- Recently Overhauled.
1037 DODGE COACH, Locally 'Owned:Small and GuaranteedMileage. Mileage.
$3.00 SAVED IS $3.00 EARNED! "
EVERY YEAR. YOU DRIVE A DODGE NEW OR USED CAR
YOU SAVE $3.00 ON YOUR :LICENSE.
DODGE LICENSES COST $7.00—COIVIPARE
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C. FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND DESOTA DISTRIBUTORS
;ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER, CREDITON, GRAND BEND
AND .SURROUNDING COUNTRY
Ansitarmarromersarrrorremmarrwam.rowler
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Peas, fancy green 'Giant, i7 -oz, 2 tins 25c
Tomato juice, large Aylmer .26,oz. 3 tins .... 25c
Catsup, 14 -az. per bottle
Christmas mixed cand3i, .2 lbs...
Golden mixed nuts, 2 lbs.
Red Rose coffee, vacum fin, per lb ........ ......_.....3'9c
Blue Boy coffee, per lb. 25c
MapIe.Leaf Sahnon, 1-1b. tin , .. . 35c
., Currants, 2 -lbs.. ......- .... . . .. 27c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. ..
Lexia Raisins, with seeds- . ' ' ' '25c
We still have a full supply of Candies and-nutsim'
15c
25c
38c
..hand. Po your *Shopping
• cHRIsrmAs GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY
We wih. mix Many Friends and Patrons a Very.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!.
:-:MERNER
Highest hikes for Eggs.,
Phone 140
NOTICE
Chester L, Smith, Puhrtsball'
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advanfm, --, •
$1.50 INARREAR$, 22 MAY )31601i1A9SN
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,Rnds we extend Season's 'Greetings.
BETTY
ANN �EAuT;P
,Solve H-er:'011.ristniaa' year
by giving.ler one oi,otit 4,I,'per-
manents-.—Open' eve# till
Christmas. Call Ne.'.150,.,4optices
and appointments, but-, get.00# ,ap-
peintment inearly to avoitlis-
appninted.—Mrs. Ed. Gas4,1;,
Greeting.
The Zurich CreamerY, 'ab4
•Staff take this medium iric,TO
hearty :Season's Greetingk::;
many Customers anti hien*:
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Leavitt's The'.
EXETER —
Thurs., Friday, Sat., Dee..i,4,
IVILDNITE SEbW
Monday IViorning :at rigir
"CAPTAINES COURW.G‘
A Metro Goldwyn. Meyer
Picture with
SPENCER TRACY,
It REDDY BAR,THOL4
Lionel Barrymore and all .S4'
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Mr. Archie MacKinnon motored to
London Tuesday evening.
,Mr. Quimby Hess of Toronto Uni-
versity is spending the holidays at
his home here, arriving on Saturday.
Mr, Calvin Williams, M.rs. T. L.
Williams and Miss Ethel Williams
• motored to London on Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Geiger who has been
'visiting relatives at Kitchener for a
few weeks, returned home.
Judge T. M. Costello of Goderich
presided at the lacal Division Court
in the Zurich Town Hall, on Mon-
day.
Mrs. E. M. Dagg who recently
took treatments at London Hospital,
has returned to her home in Zurich.
Mrs. Dagg's many friends will be
•pleased to learn that she is improving
Mr. Harry G. Hess and staff were
rbusy the other day in erecting ,the
annual Christmas tree on the square
or intersection of the Zurich Road
, and the Goshen line. The tree is a
most beautiful one, well supplied with
t. colored lights. There are also a
goodly numberof other smaller trees
around town, which gives one the
spirit of the season.
Mon., Tues., Wed., Dec. 27.is.
"NEW FACES OF 193
With joarlea
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HEADS CO-OPERATIVE
R. J...Scott of 'Belga -aye was last
week elected:president of the United'
Farmers' Co-opecrative,,Company.W.
C. Good of Brantford is Vice-Presi-;
dent, Harold Currie' of Strathroy is
the third member of the 'board.. H.H.
;Hannan, ,Toronto, is :secretary and S.
R. Newland, Toronto, treasurer.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
To -our many readers and friends,
your Publisher extends a very 'Merry
Christmas, and may this Yuletide
season be inspired with the signifac-
ence of the occasion. The first
Christmas observed in the ancient
little hamlet of Bethlehem nearly two
thousand years ago, thought little of
what this would mean to the ye.arS
and generations to coine. A great
many people, we are sorry to say,
for the balance of the year have
little or no time for Christianity, but
when Christmas season comes along,
they rally with the more devoted
0110S, and overlook the difficulties of
life and say "It's Christmas Time."
We—trust that one and all of this
area in which our ublication is read;
that each and everyone will have
Very Merry Christmas.
In Police Court
Goderich—In addition to the 27!
charges of breaking, entering:and
theft to which they pleaded guilty
one week ago and were each senten:
ced to five years in Kingston Pea,*
two of them admitted three addition-
al offences of the same nature and
were given five years each, the: Sen-
tences to run concurrently.. "There
are a few more charges pending' ex-
plained Crown Attorney • Relines
when the fraud eharges against Rolit
Snazel was, read; he was remanded to
jail for one week. ,Snaze1 is alleged
to have left unpaid hotel bilis tn Bra-
zsels, and other Ontario towns and
cities. He also stands committed `for
trial; for defrauding 'an Exeter dairy
man gut of $200. Theoase ofJosePh
iVforgan, Toronto stock salesman, was
postponed, Morgan is charged., by
officials of the Seeurities Commission
with guaranteeing to buy back cer-
tain Stocks from his clients, he alleg
edly'failing to do 606 Thos H. Cook,
Clinton tharged with assaulting Albs.
ert Palrner, same town, had his •cap
adjorhned to Jan. 6, as did Ebner
Keller, Exeter, charged with the:kheft
of a ,siOar.' Thos. O'Connell, 19, Clin-
ton,' admitted 'stealing 11 bens frore
a Stanley Township farmer and Was
remanded for sentence, • „h.,.
Celebrate birthday
On Wednesday Of.last week a very
atowasi,
14thdon., it being •their. son Leon.
ad's 26th birthday. A sumptuous
fowl: dinner was relished by all pres-
ent Relatives from a distance were:
MT. and Mrs. Sam Merner of Hen-
Einma HaWtherne. of Hous-
ton, Texas,- also relatives and friends
from: Dashwood.,
-A Men's. Chorus
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Thanks th. a:Citizen for the idea of
iorganizing a men's chorus to sing
the good old Christmas Carols on
Christmas eve. The plans are for the
mento meet in the Town Hall this
Wednesday evening for practice and
then...Friday eve. at allout ten o'clock
the men will gather at the town tree
and entertain the many people who
will be out at that trine with many of
the old Chrismas Carole., both in
• the: german and english ranguage. It
is alvery appropriate thihg to do.
Fractures Shoulder
Last Thursday afternoon while Mr.
Jacob Weido of town was in the act
of going down the back steps of his
home in town, his feet,slippect out on
the icy steps and Mr. Weido went
down with the result that he fractur-
ed the shoulder blade bone which was
quite painful. However, medical
aid soon had Mr. Weide in shape a -
!loin as on the following day he was
lup town and around, as usual, but he
11will have a delicate, shoulder for a
time.
Had Good. Concert
The concert put, on by the Zurich
Public School in. the town hall last
iiniday night was, in every way a, big
success, and the, large hall was pack-
ed to capacity,, to enjoy the spicy
program put enk by the scholars, The
teachers, management and scholars
are to,he Congratulated in the, splen-
did manner in which this was cond-
ucted. The proceeds, of
ew, ewue:17.
also very '..satisfactory, these:: will be
45th Anniversary '
We Tobin: the many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad •Schilbe of town in
extending congrattilation 'on their
45th wedding anniversary on Monday
December. 20th. • The occasion was
very` quietty' spent at their hem'', as
Mrs. Sehllbe.b.as'recently het been
•enjoying •, lier rnisual ' robust; health.
They were maktied at Bredhagen, af-
ter which them Inoved on their farm
on the 14th, Concessien„ Ray, now
'owned by their ion Henry. Then 16
years ap:;',they'arizrved to Zurich wh-
eye thy ,keen valnable. citizens
80.1ice, 'and it is the wieh of 'all that
ipay enjoy good health eo enjoy
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many rnOre aanntersams.
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EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
TUESDAY EVENING
Of Each Week
C. E. ZURBRIGG,
Reg. Optometrist,
Call for an Appointment
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Optician
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PHONE YOUR 0R. FOR
utiee coat
Why pay for cheap Coal when
you can buy Blue Coal for the
same price and have the best,
Also:
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Miller Creek Alberta .(Rose,.
dale) ;
Glen Rodger's Briquets and
Coke.
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
Pone 10 Hensali
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To You!
For whose Friendly Patr,onage
are Deeply Grateful, may
Christmas bring you joy,
may be blessed with
HEALTH
HAPPINESS and
PROSPERITY
Throughout 1938
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL
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DIRECTORS
Mr.
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Wishing Our Customers and Friends,
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR
We areGrateful for the Business with
g which .you have favored us this 'season
and tri the past, and we anticipate with
pleasure the opportunity of serving you
Throughout 1938.
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 te, 97 BLAKE
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