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..'Patronize the home Mercht.n.t and read the •
:Do You Need Glasses?
'Stop and Think ho* irapchilaret it is
'that you wear correct glasses—cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG R. 0.
At HESS JEWELRY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICII
At Dashwood, Saturday„ at Pfile's
Store_
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH' — ONT.,
-"A Changeless Christ far a. Chan g-
ing WarbL"
:Friday, 8h—Luther League.
-Saturday—Choir Practice.
.SUNDAY SERVIGESr.
10 a. in.—German Service -
11.15 a.m.—Sunday SchooL
7.30 p.m.—English service.
lEverybody Welcome t� all Services.;
E. TUERKHEIM, ftetar..
Chester L. Smith, Puiraishat
a yoar, tJ3, $3-50 in vane
0150 IN ARREARS. $2.11/4.3r BNOILS011104.
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Paper
Penny Bank
School savings contiues to offer
evidence of better economic !condi-
tions throughout the province. The
nuthber of pupils. making ' regular
weekly deposits for September and
Qadber is 36 per cenk. as compared
with 3:3 per cent a year ago.
WISHES ALL PROSPERITY
. "Confident optimisin'—in the .face
of the cold figures of an expected de-
ficit and acknowledged -financial prob-
lerns--ke-ynottes the New Year's mes-
sage of Hon. Mitchell F. Hepburn,.
.Prime Minister of Ontario, issued
recently. The Premier expressed one
-hope for the new year in his report
of the Province's condition. "The
Sincere wish of the new Administra-
tion to the citizens of Ontario for
1935." he states, "is that our confi-
dence will prove. justified: In an in-
cfeasing measure of prosperity for
In Police Court
It was suggested in Magistrate J.
A. Makin's court on Thursday last at
Goderich that justices of the peace.
many of whom are not versed in law,
should be given instructions to enable
'them to determine whether or not,
on receiving complaints, charges sho-
uld be laid. This topic was brought
up after two cases of alleged fraud
had been heard and dismissed. Infor-
mation should not have been laid in
either case, said Crown Attorney D.
E. Holmes. The charges involved in
Shoe Repairin
I wish to advise the Public tha0
am in a position to do 'all kindseof
shoe repairing, and solicit you Ott*
ronage. Give us a trial for, 4131)d
workmanship.
GARFIELD BROWN
Zurich — Ont.
the discussion were two of fraud li:te-
ferred againstiL. Mendosa, of Henh1.,
it was found that two checks had e -
en dated ahead, but when the -timElof
maturity came they were paid, 4nd
a case against A. R. Box,- Seafo th,
charged with stealing cedar trAes
from the property of G. Wilson, N3t-
anley Tp., it proved out that Box
had taken the tree from the readside
and the case was dismissed. WlikOn
valued his trees at $5, although ,13 6-
vincial Constable McCoy, who inv st-
igated, on being questioned, pia
the valuation at 50c. Daniel Hart-
leib of Dashwood was snowbo ad
after the storm and could not ,.:. be
there. — In our last week's iteWof
Police Court items, we made mention
of a case against Allan Miller beg
dismissed, this man is from Stanley
Township, and has nothing to do With
Allan Miller of Hay, we mentioned
in the previous week in these items
that this Mr. Miller was from Stan-
ley Township.—Editor. •
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IN ORDER TO 10EDUCk.. OUR STOCK BEFORE OUR ANNUAL STOCK
TAKING,' WE'AREOFFERDIG AIL OUR HEAVY UNDERWEAR, SWE-
ATERS HOSIERY, MC., AT 'PRICES THAT WILL SELL THEM .‘,IN A
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Sale starts Saturday January 1 2th,
Men's All gaol Underwear
COmlis at — $1.95
Two Piece, per Gannent
.1Vienrs Fleece
UnJ
Quithinafionc at --1.T5i
'Mens Two Mee Fleece
Per/Garment 59e
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We have. a Special T -able tot
Odds and Farah.- kg Sweaters,
nclerWit Goods'
Etc. ..But come arm see Cif
there is anything you need
on this TabIe„, it viii b
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Men's Work its
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Reg. 1.25 at -97c
Reg. 1.00 at 79c
Reg. 75c at 59c
These are not -4§111 the spec-
ials we have.. There are a
lot more not mentionea.
.FlanneMte Bhmkets
Grey ,only, largest :size.
You will:lave to be ere on
time fou. want erne of
theSe';. Sale Price pr. .$1.97
All :WOolcheckd an.d plain
whir e .blankets, .Sale Price
$725
-Women's Hose
k•Tana-wocil and
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49c Pair.
'Cliildren's all wool Hose,
Sale '39c and 49c Pr..
limeatitinenuf aicastaion
'GROCERIES
Royal York Coffee lb ....39c
Royal York Tea NIL:lb. 28c
Factory. cheese per lb. 13c
Med. weight broom — 35c
Peas 2 firm -et 19c
jelly Powder, 6 for
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Art Sateen For Com-
forters
Reg. 50c at yd. 35c
Reg. 35c at yd. 29c
Chintz at yd. 19c
White and Striped Flannel-
ette
Reg. 25-30 yd. Sale 19c
Loudasac Dress Flannelette
Sale at per yd 23c
Ladies' and Children's
Underwear '
Ladies Bloomers and Vests
Reg up to 75c, Sale at 49c
Silk Ve.sts and Bloomers
Reg. 75c at 59c
l•=12.7....11.111.1M
Frilled Curtain Net
Sale price 15c
Plain.curtain Net, Reg. up.
to 30c yd. at 18c
New Prints, N!r,,,v• Pater*
Reg-up to 30c yd.
Sale at 19c.
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Mr. Erwin Ginger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Gingerich of Stanley,
left on Tuesday for Kitchener.
Mr. Henry Neuschwanger of Dash-
wood visited with his brother, Mr.
John Neuschwanger of town the be-
ginning of the week.
Mr. Claytus Mittleholtz of London
is spending a few weeks at the home
of his brother, Mr Theo. Mittleholtz
af town.
Mr. John Gellman, late of Zurich
and now of Blissfield, Mich., wishes
to convey New Year's Greetings to
all his Zurich friends.
Mr. Hugh MacKinnon who spent
the vacation period with his parents
in town, left on Thursday to resume
his studies at Queen's University
Kingston.
Messrs. Jacob Haberer and Kenneth
Routledge, auditore of the Hay MIA-
ual Fire Insurance Co.'s books made
an official trip to Crediton on Tues-
day in the capacity of their appoint-
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hoffman, Mr.
and' MTS. W. H. Hoffman and . Mrs.
Hy. Voilland motored to -Kitchener
on Tuesday Where they attended the
funeral of Mr. W. H. Hoffman's sis-
ter, Mrs.. Benedict.
Special meetings „ere'being held..in
•the Evangelical Church every !even-
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ezeeree, ..,! •
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body -welcome. Ladies' Aidnifethig
on Thursday afternoon.
On !Monday •evening
man Yeast Company of London,
en-.
tertained the staff of Heist's Bakery
of Zuriqxtewith a series of moving
pictures in connection with the bak-
ing industry. At the close of the
demonstration Mr. Heist greatly
thanked . the Company for their
eouotesy, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Heist 'showed their appreciation by
serving a delicious chicken supper,
which was very much enjoyed by
HYMENIAL
Schoch—Ludwig
The wedding was solemnized at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ludwig,
Wilmot Centre, when their youngest
daughter, Eva May, was married to
Wallace Samuel Schoch, of Stratford
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Schoch
of Zurich. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. B. Dengis, of New
Hamburg. The bride was charming
in a gown ot; brown silk velvet with
gold trimmings and gold bandeau.
She was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Julius Doerbecker, who also wore
brown, her gown being georgette and
Iaee.Julius Doerbecker was grooms-
man Following the wedding, the
young couple left on a short wedding
trip after which they will take up
residence in Stratford.
Laporte—Kihoe
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Watch and
Clock
Repairing
A SPECIALTY
With Prices Considerably
Lower than is charged in the
Larger Centres.
Special attention to Mailed In
Watches
Hess, The Jeweller
On Saturday, Dedember 29th, at
nine o'clock in the morning in the
Church of Our Lady of Victory,
Chicago, Illinois„Clotolde LaPorte,
daughter of Mr. John Laporte of
the Blue Water Highway, Hay Town-
, ship, was united in marriage to Mr.
!Edwin J. Kihoe of Chicago, at a sol-
i emn nuptial High Mass. The bride
•was given away by her father. John
Laporte. Father Dennis L. Brisson,
pastor of , the Sacred Heart Parish,,
Windsor, Ontario, uncle of the bride,
officiated,' assisted by Father R. Sher-
idan of the Maryknoll Missionar:;:
Order and Father R. Kiley of Our,
Lady of Victory. The witnesses
were: Mary Maack of Detroit, Mich-
igan and Eugene Finnigan of Chicago
After the marriage ceremony a
ding breakfast breakfast was served at the
home of' Doctor and Mrs. R. C .
porte of Tesswiile, In the af-
ternoon the bride and groom with
Oather J)eniS L. isson and otlu,r
members of the wod-ling party le rt
by plane for Detroit, Mich., where a
reception was given in their honor
E
e,t the home Of Air. and Mrs. Gordon
Rau. Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Kedoe
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Phone 74 Zurich
BLT* COAL
Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea. .
Genuine Semet Solvay Coke
MILLERS CREEK
and
Rosedale Alberta
Pocahontas Briquets
A new Domestic Fuel for every ear—
pose. Intense Heat, very little sriar
or Ash.
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W. R. DAVIDSON -
CASH paid for Eggs on a Graaf...4J
Basis.
Phone 10
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Season's G-reetin
To Our Oustomers and
Friends
And we invite you to visit our Store
AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE IN THE
UNE OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS. WE KE
SOMETHING TO PLEASE THE CHILDREN
AS WELL AS THE OLDER. PEOPLE. ALSO
CHRISTMAS, CANDY, NUTS, PEELS RATS.M
FIGS, DATES, ORANGES, AND Lawn%
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