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TO ALL. OUR CUSTOMERS .AND
FRIENDS:
in Apprewaa0on of Our Pleasant Business •
Relations.
We Value this Opportunity of Wishing You
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
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J. Gascho and Son
PRODUCE WANTED
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Peace and
Happiness
be Yours
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
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MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY,
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ORANGE MARMALADE ;32.0.z. JAR
'IRISH STEW, per epar
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, „per cam • • ,,, , „ ,10c
SALMON, LARGE CAN-, ...... .. .... 10c
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DATES WITH PITTS,- 4 -lbs. :„ • ... .
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I,EMONS, 'LARGE SIZE, per Pozen
BRUNSWICK SARDINES, per Can , ...... . .5c
85c
Menno Oesch
EGGS WANTED.
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We regret to report that Dr. A. Y. ,(Corrected every Wednesday)
35c
his room the past week with a bad Butter, dairy
lEggs, dozen
to I Butter, Creamery
277 23,302c0. :
MacKinnon has been confined,, 4e
cold. Chickens, dressed 19-12 +
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Chickens, live 16-9
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Ducks, dressed . 16
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Geese dressed 15 .
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Turk22eys, 'dressed +
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Wheat, bushel 1.00 +
Oats, bushel
'Barley bush. 60
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BuCkwheat, bush.
Flour, cwt.. ...... ..... 3.00-3.90 -
28.00
., 28.00
7.50
40c
We are Happy to take this Opportunity
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of Expressing our, Appreciation. at the
Patronage that has been accorded us dur-
ing the past Year and Wish one and all for
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
Mr. and Mrs. A. Aulerich of De-
troit were holiday -visitors with herparents,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Prang.
Miss Bertine Mero was home from
London on New Year's day and re-
turned to the city on Monday.
Mr. Earl Weido motored to London
on Tuesday evening, where he met
his daughter Dorcthy, who was re.2
turning from a visit to Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bedore from the Bran ton
Blue Water Highway, spent Novr Shorts, per ton
Year's with Mrs. David M'erci of liQgs, cwt
town. . Potatoes, bag
The various students of Univerj
sity and high school§ were obliged to
return to their studies on Monday,
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Johnston etc Kalbfleisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
as all these institutions opened on
that date. The month of December was about
ix ..
Messrs. Jack Me-rner and Carl 6 degrees colder than the same
11191th a year ago, and had more
Burn motored to Elmira, Sunday.
three. times as much snow, fig-
Thcompiled by the weatner obser-
ey were accompanied down by the than
Misses Catherine' and 'Mary Merner, ur9P
-Who etach and attend high school re- "'Y.& at London airport bureau. The,
spectively iat Elmira. ,, average high temperature .for the
. . month just closed was 29.2- degrees
A Grand Carnival on the local land average low 16.2 degrees comp -
Zurich Rink has been advertised for axed with 36.3 and 21.8 degrees in
January 12th., and we trust- the December 1936.. In the past month
weatherman will be favorable, as -this the highest temerature was 40.8 de -
is always an interesting event Don't grecs and on the third of the month,
forget, next Wednesday evening! a4a8.9 degrees, below zero was the
coldest on .the. 13th. There was •only
Mr. John Charrette of the Blue orie day over 40 degrees and there
Water Highway, south of St. Joseph, were'two days below zero.
has taken over the 60 -acre farm on ,
the Lake Side, opposite his farm, ,,BUSIEST WATERFRONT
from the estate of his father, the late..n•
Benjamin Ch,thas longarrette, been known that the
lower Detroit River •is ' one of the
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rowe and hnsiest waterways in the world, but
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family, have returned to their home itremained for the official figures of
in Thorndale, after spending the Irving Kelly, Wescott marine report -
Christmas vacation with Mrs. Lydia er, to be compiled to find out that the
Geiger, Mrs. Rowe's mother. Mr. 1937 season was the largest in the
Rowe also spent part of the time history of marine activities in this
with his father in Manitoulin Island. section of the Great Lakes. During
the 1937 season 23,825 boats passed
Relatives visiting at the home of up and down the river at Amherst -
Mrs. Lydiia Geiger recently were burg 2,000 more ,vessels than were re
Miss Grace and Mrs. Jane Guenther, ported as passing Detroit and 2,178
of Kitchener; Mr . and Mrs. Earl more boats than the year 1936. In the
Guenther and son of Dashwood; Mrs. peak year of 1929 20,304 vessels we -
Fred Cords of St. 'Catherines, and Mr re reported. The largest number of
boats used the river in the earlier
Lee]and Guenther of Hallonpuist,
Saskatchewan. part of the season.
With the recent storms the past i
' LAF'he West
few days etter rona t
it looks like real Canadian ‘ „
• COLDER THAN IN 1936
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO
EXTEND
Season's Creetings
AND MAY THE NEW „,YEAP,
BRING US ALL PROSPERITY.
AND HAPPINESS, AND A CON-
TINUANCE OF OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS
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Choice Quality
Boots and Shoes
We carry a nice line of choice
Footwear for Men, Boys and
Women.
All our Stock is fresh and of
very choice materials. No
leftovers or second grade lines.
Let us fit you up with your
next pair of Shoes.
See our line of Sport Shoes.
GARFILED BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich, Out.
WE GIVE ''EXPERT WORKMAN-
SHIP IN REPAIRING
Your Patronage Solicited
- . Eyebrow, Sask., Dec. 8, 1937
winter, and when you get into the
sweep o f the wind, it surely feels To the people who donated to the
air of.relief foods from Zurich and
like it. The roads have become very
heavy for the auto, the concessions einity:
being blocked, and the big plow is ear sir:
is
ibusy practically every day trying to , . It with much pleasure that
keep the Zurich road oped. Without •acknowledge on ,behalf of thrpeo-
the aid of the snow fences, it drifts.''e of the R. M. of Eyebrow, No. 193
in so much more rapidly. Both oUri'donated car of vegetables, fruit
Prov. Highways to the east and west nned goods, etc., which was distri-
are being kept open, and motoring is nied ' to more thdh 150 families in
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BAGGED 69 JACKS . is mumeipality.
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• t arrived in the hamlet of Lake
good on these.
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23 persons were out on a rbbt - Illei,,in Perfect condition and 1in Usborne Twp, Tuesday aft_ :Sure you it wasgreatly appreci,,
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drive
unoon gg, .69 Jack rabbits, ' bIT all the recipients. I cannot ex -
and baed.', ste,SSI the , gratitude , that we feel for
Zurich Garage
Come and purchase your Aut-
°motive Requirements front
Zurich's oldest established
Garage and Service Station,
We can supply.. your needs.,
Expert Automobile repairinge
Acytelene Welding, Tires.
Batteries, Oils, Greases and
repairs.
LUNCH ROOM
And clean Rest Rooms at your
Service
11. MOUSSEA_IT
Phone: Day 103. Night, 47
Cue of the rabbits weighed 114, 1
41 • and anotben weighed over 12 lbs:
• 2Ont of 1:17... Shooters while hiding be -
is hind a tree had fiVe rabbits come
oiir assistance that has been rend-
redto us during these difficult times.
expect that the conamittee who
had, charge of the distribution of this
car. have written to some of the in-
divicluals whose names were found in
the': car.
tou.Will never he able to underst-
The New Year • . and the,go,p. that ;these donated cars
The New Ycor was -ushered in MI
Friday night with the usual ringing
of bells and ftrirg or,shots, and what-
not, that usually occurrs on this oc-:
casion. Perhaps thero is no place in:
to Western World where this event
is so laborately ,celebrated as in Now
York city, where the shouting and
cheering is at its matimum, and reP
• within gunshot all within a second. Of
each other. He succeeded in shoot-
• sig two of them.--Egeter Times-5Ad-.
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THESE PRICES subject to change without Notice
Painting Wagon $7.00 and 10.00
Painting Buggy 6.00 and 10.00
Recovering Buggy Top 16.00 and 18.00 E
12o00
3.00
1.00
1.25
Rerimming Buggy Wheels Set
Buggy Shaft
Cross Bar
Buggy Reach
Buggy Spokes each 25c
HESS, the Repair Man
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Z RiCH, ONT of us good to just listen to this over
QUALLTY - 'TRICE - SERVICE 2 'the radio, and then picture the vast
multitudes op people celebrating in
this good old -fashiediefl wdy`• .;
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have filled and it is Lam sure .gratify-
mg to you and your people to be in
the; fortunate circumstances to render
thi. service to us in need. It is good.
to think that in a time when we have
nothing that through the kindness of
p6ople such as you we have been
provided' with sufficient to tide Os
over the winter months.
I can COnscienciously say that the
distribution of these ears has been
handled by the committed with every ,
desire to make the diStribution fairly
and to the best advantage.
Will you extend to your people our
hearty appreciations for the work
that they have done in bringing these
contributions about. • -
YOUrs Truly, R. D. See. Treas.
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WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
TO EXTEND TO OUR
CUSTO-
MERS AND FRIENDS, OUR HEARTY
Season's Greetings
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1 Tel Shop 149 0. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
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