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When you ZIVe llookhlg for good things to eat be
sure and visit our Store, as. we alp►•,:.y>s mahitttsun to
have a ood stock of ,Fresh Groceries always on
hand, although Mme Hines are at times hard to get,
yet we do o bast to purchase our supplies from
the leadilt 2;upp}iy houses... Oranges, Lei nuns, and
Grape Fruits in season; Canned Goods, and rang
other linea we offer at very moderate prices.
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NOW IS T E TIME TO GET YOUR
HEAVY CLOTHING. WE HAVE IT
FOR MEN, LADIES, BOYS AND GIRLS.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF JACKETS,
SWEATERS ETC., AT THE OLD PRICES
BE SURE AND SEE THEM!
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
EACH WEEK.
Phone 140 C. H. THIEL Zurich
TRAGIC END OF A GENIUS
Lifewas a nightmare for the Gov-
ernment research expert who posses-•
sed the war's top scientific secrets.
Be sure to read the grim, heretpfore
untold, story of a startling real life
mystery in The American Weekly,
famous magazine with this Sunday's
(Dec. 7) issue of The Detroit Sun-
day .Times.
HYMENEAL "
Collett-Ratz
Zion- Evangelical church, :Crediton
was the scene of a pretty wedding
when Reta Mary Ratz, Reg. N., dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rats be-
came the bride of Raymond 13. Coll-
ett, of Toronto. Rev. M. L+'. ireuber
of Crediton 'officiated at the double -
ring ceremony. The groom is tier -son
of Mrs. Edna and the late A, F.
'Collett of Dewberry, Berk, r.ng.at d.
The bride entered the church on the
arm of her father, wore a florlr-length
draped gown of wine mala,a crepe,
and a small hat of French reathers.
'The bridesmaid was Miss Ruth Ratz
sister of :the bride. Major Pierce
Gouding, of Oakville, was the best
man. Mrs. F. Morlock of Crediton,
played :the wedding music and Mr. T.
Hairy Hoffman of Dashwood sang
"The Lord's Prayer" during the cer-
emony and other suitable selections.
Following the ceremony a reception .;,he local Owls Club had a grand
was held at the home of' .the brides'time`for the week -enol at the cottage.,
parents. Guests from Toronto, Lont owned b3. Mr Earl Weido on the
don, Windsor attended. After theSchade lake front, as the snow flakes
reception the happy couple left for wexe finding their way to earth and
a short motor `trip through eastern Old Lake Huron breezes were blow-
Orttario,. They will reside in Tor-
oats on their return. nmg: The happy party were eery cosy
Hand Injured
e Mr. Norman Fleischauer, elf em-
ployee at the Kalbfieisch Mills had
the misfortune of receiving a pain-
ful injury to his left thumb when a
Merge' sliver penetrated through the
lower part. Medical atteneren was
iirimediately given by, Dr. P. J. 0'.
Dwyer. Mr. Fleischaur's many fri-
ends wish him a speedy recovery.
Have Moved
.Mr. and Mrs. Orville Witmer have
moved into their apartment adjoin-
ing- the bakery business formerly
owned by Mr. Leeland Willert who
1-i4,moved his family and household
effects into the dwelling adjoining
the Zurich Dairy and formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. Witmer. Mr. Willert
is now our milkman and makes his
founds every morning. We welcome
Ir.; and Mrs. Willert over here on
Victoria Street.
Enjoyed Ouitng
Annual ' Meeting
Montreal, Dec. 1 -urging a Pharpi
ened sense of responsibility among
groups that make policies which hear
on prices ; and .costs, George Spin
ney, president of the 13a,n': of Ron-
:,real;:' today*dee I<l,ed that:
posed restraint from charging what
the traffic will bear, either for goods
or the skill required to proauce them
is as necessary, as practical ancI as,
prudent as fire insurance on P.. high-
in,h.e cottage and the warm fire
,sitntner•ing away,. along with plenty
to eat and bygone memories were
related as well as for the present and
fertitee.
Christmas Season
34eappiioachi. g xteiyr'rap:
idly when we will celebrate one of
the most sygnificant of our holidays
namely -Christmas. We have many
reasons to make this a happy occas-
ion for old and young, in memory of
ly inflammable structure. the Christ child being born to us, to
Address ing 13 Of- M shareholders save mankind. How thrilled the ehil-
at -their 130th annual meeting, Mr. dren are when they enter our well
Spinney also pieaded for an immed- decorated stores and shops with the
fate, selective immigration pro ;•ram glittering tinsil, toys, etc., almost
and a reduction in government spen- every kind, dolls, toy trains, child -
ding, as possble aids to a more :table ren's table and chairs, sleighs and
economy. good shoes and rubbers along with
Referring to the present high taxi- good clothing and many other thing;
ces, llr. Spinney said that recent de- too numerous to mention, This year
velopments emphnsieed for en influ- ! more things are available than last
ental groups in the community - the i year. The Christmas spirit fairly
urgent need of a sharpened .cense of enthusiases one when we enter with
responsibility for the implu.ntione efH, the children. What puzzles the pare
their own policies in relatron eo the !elite who are almost at a loss, as the
behavior of prices and living cost I children with their surprising look
While admitting that Canadians have at all the nice things, and would like
been spared the hardships of violent , to have almost everything, and what
inflation, Mr. -Spinney said, "we a thrill for the parents. The display
have experienced enough of the con- here in Zurich is very complete, the
sequences of a gradual depreciation i merchants are putting forth every
of the internal purchasing power of effort to give their customers the best
our dollar to yearn for the ad ant of service. So shop early and bug
ages of a dependable standard of your choice before the supply tuna
value in terms of a stable level of , low. As there is plenty now for ev-
prices." I eryone in the family and you would -
Mr, Spinney then turned to a di.-,'nt want to miss any. -Shop early
cussion of Canada's unbalanced
trading relationships, and suggested
that the measures recently taken to
meet the problem were a challenge
to the good sense of Canadians. in
view- of what many other nations
were suffering, he remarked that the
present restrictions scarcely deserved
the dignity of the title "austerity"
General Manager's Address
In his report, B.C. Gardner, gen-
eral manager, announced a new high
of 1,600,000 B of M depositors. As
further evidence of post-war activ-
ity, he also revealed that the bank
had opened 28 branches and sub -
agencies Within the last year. There
had been a relatively greater incre-
ase in bank staff, rising :Torn 8,400
in 11)46 to 8,900 at the end of the
current liseal year.
Mr. Gardner painted out -that Can-
ada's foreign trade rnacta,ect peace-
time high during the nasi; year. f,"'
bank's policy of working with long-
established native banks in foreign
Mero
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
ALSO 32 -PIECE
BREAKFAST SETS
FROM $9.95 UP.
VERY SMART DESIGNS
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
or Positive Identificatio:
of the World's Finest
Anthracite ask for
BLUE COAL
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Roe Farms Milling Co.,
Vitimized Feeds
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Lions Club News
An almost perfect attendance was
present at the supper meeting in
the Dominion Hotel on Monday ev-
ening, and it was an interesting me-
eting as the House treated those
hungry Lions to a choice venison
supper, the venison being donated
by the Lions. Unless for the whisp-
ering around that we are having
venison, we would have thought we
were eating Blue Ribbon Prince beef,
so well was it prepared and nicely
roasted. No wonder hunters of
the tropical countries tell us that
Lions like venison. That tradition
holds good .fen the Zurich Lions.
Well, we had that interesting visit
from Our District Governor, Lion
Lloyd Edighoffer of Mitchell, who
as a boy hails from this district, and
he gave us a lovely talk rentinscing
of the days when he played hockey
and ball in Zurich. Lion Lloyd felt
markets had, he felt, proved h,,lpfnl very much at home with us, and
in nrovidinr eu :tomer,,; with unex- he told' us it was just like coming
celled facilities in conducting' their back home and calling on the old
est,c�t•t and import trade,lnoys of some years a3 o. Lion
In his closing remarks, Mr. tett- Meek, who was tined the usual $1 at
dner paid warm tribute to the stiff. the last meeting for becoming father
Noting that numerous return,d tint- of a son, sarta squared ,things lip
evans on the stsll' already occupied ' with some of the Lions by making' a
important post he added that many, motion that those Lions who have no
new entrants engaged since the v :tr son, be also fined, and it bit a good-
, were also veterans. Mr. Gardiner 1y number. ' Just one more meeting
paid special tribute to the won'. •n for this year, which will be cotisld-
employees who comprise son fib eyed the Christmas meeting, Pee-.
Per cent of the total staff, ember 11 ii}t,
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Wm. m. Mc Adams
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TRAINED
MECHANICS
SPECIALLY
DESIGNED TOOLS
AND EQUIPMENT
FACTORY ENGINEERED AND INSPECTED PARTS
GOODYEAR, DOMINION AND DUNLOP TIRES
EXIDE AND PRESTO -LITE BATTERIES
WELDING AND GENERAL REPAIRING
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WE HAVE A LIMITED STOCK OF MEN'S
OVERALLS, WORK PANTS AND SHIRTS
PENMAN'S PREFERED AND PENMAN'S
RIBBED WOOL UNDERWEAR
Take advantage of our New Low Prices on Fire-
stone Tires and Tubes,.. also have Firestone Auto
Batteries
GOOD SUPPLY OF PEDLAR, WATER BUCKETS
A Good Line of Fatened Medicines on hand always
AKE STORE
Edmund Swartzentrubtr, Prop. Phone % 31. 1.-97