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EXETER
°OFMC1 :—Corner Ann, William Sts.
Phone: Exeter 8,55W.
ELMER D. BELS.., B.A.
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
EXETER, ONT.
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich
At (New Twnp. Office)
J. S. BOARDMAN
'Of London, will ;be in Zurich and
,district beginning the week of Jan-
aary 16th. Please leave orders with
ZURICH, Oi.O" THURSDAY
donBatu
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment, th+
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday Jan. 13-1.
"COLORADO TERRITORY"
Joel McCrae Virginia day
Henry Hull Dorothy Mal on
A Tremendous Western -Drama - En
dless Excitement Beauty of Locale
Sweep of Action.
"Porky Chops" Cartoon and "Roya
Duck Shoot"
Monday, Tuesday. Jan. 16-1
Cornel Wilde Linda Darnel.
Anne Baxter Kirk Douglas
A Stirring . Drama which Portray
Passions, Prejudices, Peculiarities o
a small Kansas. Community
Paramount Newsreel
During the rest of the Winter Mon-
;hs
on
;hs, one show only at 8:15 p.m. Mon
lay, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
.venings.
=ra. J. Tuerkheim, Phone 174. 42 �
Engagement
'Mr and Mrs Arnold Keller of. Dash
wood announce the engagement o
their eldest daughter, Audrey L. V.
to William Roy„ son of William Gib
son of 'Centralia, the wedding to tak
.place the latter .part of January ii
the :Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwooc
Are You S - From BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED
H����? Mr and Mrs. Win. J. Hay of Zur
If iso, Have your E'g'g ed with ich wish to, announce the engagemen
of their daughter Ada Victoria, tc
Qhe •Latest Methods and Mq aipment at Gordon;Mason McDonald, son of 7yIr
;and Mrs. D. A. MacDonald of Strat,
A. a • ford. The wedding to take place a•
_ the Reorganized Church e u:
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Private Car Am bulance Service for the Conveyance of Sick �d fa red . Licensed Embalmer and
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`AVE ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO
COVER YOUR FLOORS WITH INLAID
TILE IN ALMOST ANYCOLOUR. PRICES
�A.11iD SUGGESTIONS GLADLY GIVEN.
FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES
EACH WEEK 1
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Phone toil C. H. THIEL Zurich
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ANNUAL MEETING
FIRST GAME
The first game of organized 1lock-
o Of the Hay Township Federation of
ey to, be .played in the new A. C.
e Agriculture, to be held, in the
"Babe,," Siebert Arena in Zurich is
NEW COMMUNITY' CENTRE
scheduled for Friday evening, Janu-
ZURICH,, on.
ary 13th„ and with. suitable wearther
the ice should .be in shape, when the
TUESDAY JANUARY 24th.
boys from Lucan will be up to cross
1 At 7.00 p.m.
sticks -With the locals. Unfortunately
owi',g do no cold weather, there has
Guest Speaker—
been ho ice so far so.. that the boys
DAN STAUFFER will Return
could.do :any practice work, but we
I Tickets $1.25. Get your^ tickets early
know they will try hard ana• give of
their
All in the Community are Cordially
;eery best. :Make. this a date,
and be�'l;here• at the opening the
invited to attend. of
! first gaiiie ori the Zurich Arena. The
DANCE to Follow Program
next g'azne will be January 25th when
Proceeds for Community Hall and
Crediton will be. at Zurich.
Arena Fund.
HYDRO OFF
President, Delbert Geiger.
Early Tuesday afternoon, during
Scy., Carl Oestreicher.
the heavy gale the Hydro
y power
�
blinkq ,a few times and then Just
CARDS ®F 'THANKS
went of for the rest of the day and
evening as far as we were concerned.
Mrs. J. P. Raju wishes to thank all
A bad `break in the line was in the
her many friends fox the lovely cards
Lucan ,;district which was- fixed by
treats, prayers offered, and the much
show tlt,� after six o'clock, but the rub
kindness during her recent illness at
name pit; locally,' as a Hydro pole
the Hospital -and at home.
snapped, off in the northern part of
town, ;end it' to ok several Hours more
The bereft family of the late Nei-
to make, this repair; and .by than time
son J. Masse wish to thank all those
it wvas ?;,bout time to retire for the
who so kindly gave their assistance
day and this Wednesday morning we
and sympathy during his recent pas-
face, ourseles about six hours late in
sing, also those who contributed
the day's work, and don't know whe-
flowers, offered prayers and devot-
,ther w6 will be able to catch up by
ions.
workix`at least half the night. And
Dr, and .Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer and then the punctual one will remark,
"Late Again", not thinking of how
famil wish to tender. their heart-
Celt thanks to those kind people who
many 1 -hours we sitting around
contributed • so generously to the be-
cwere
waiting - for the Juice to come on.
Such is the life of a publisher.,
utiful and useful gifts, p iiesented to
them, prior to their departure. The
Lions Club News
manner iof the presentation and the The test supper
kind wishes that went with it, will nieetiny of the New
Year
long be remefnbered, with a grant-
svgs held in the Dominion House
la t � n
s leo_. �d17kcz< a d the,
ude and ;depth of Feeling xinrrossible Lio 5,; ..,:,.on 1��� :{;� • past
host of memories that will never be
attas his guest his successor,.>-_.
Keast, who introduced him to the
wholly erased.
Club, and made a .few fitting remarks
To our many kind and pat-
The guest speaker -was from the
.friends
Tents, may we say .4ain from the
hearts Thank You!, for
1''ar1Y; Editorial staff of the London
Free press, who spoke along agricul-
depths of o,ur
the.thonour and lode shown ta• us. We
tural lines. At the close of the meet -
earnestly hope allot from time to tilxte•
ing the Lions presented Lion Pat the
first iof the Club, with 'a
on your visits 'to the city you will
find tune to call• and see us. To the
president
very attractive writing set, noun -
Editor, Mr. Smith, and his good Wife
kind
with a nice =ex Lion. Dr. O'Dwyer
was very much. impresses with Ids
our special, t4nks, for their
wishes for our welfare expressed in
gift, .and expressed his high rega-r4
Dopes to visit
the news columns. -Also to the mem-
of true Zionism, and
berg of the? Committee responsible
the Club at London whenever he can.
for tho presentation. Our grateful
to the little lady,
Fart Forum
thanks. Lastly,
Maryl Avila Bedardy daughter of Mr.
The Unique Fainn Forum met in
and Mrs. Dennis Bedard, who so'
and sweetly presentee the
the home sof Mr and, Mrs Roland
GoIiger -w.#h 43 present. The topic for
charmingly
beautiful bouquet -•of roses—Our love
the evening was .Supply and Demand
Discussion Leader was Len. 3Vlerner.
and thanks.
As -far as production is concerned .ve
The Voice of Temperance
thought that. the average farrier
hould lower production to a certain
Between 1.9311 and 1941 the bus-
extent but not all together as it tak-
iness of the retail 'stores of Kincard-
es' time to start a system of farm!"!,.ver
ine increased by 36 ncard-
The question was asked "What world
the
ine is a. dry town• Over the sante
the retail
happen. if all the world were one co -
period the business of
stores of, Walkerton increased by
unt-v?" TarrifPs, curtails, etc— are
hindering the law of supply and de,
2,05%. Walkerton is a wet town•
The liquor store drains off the bus-
mand,, which in reality cannot ')e
stoplaed. ISubsidys are a false econ-
n
iness that in a dry town would 'c
omv but can be used as a emergency'
to, hardwarc stores and grocery
Huron Temperance Fed-
A number of visitors were present
stores. The
eration congratulates the merchants
and spoke a few well chosen wrwl.,
and jokes. The next inReting will he
of Iiuiioii because they da not have to
Huron
held at the home of H. Ti niner,
compete with liquor stores.
County is under the Canada Temper-
with A. E. Oestreicht,r as s1'teak r-;
topic, Parity Prices. Recreation fol-
anee Act.
lowed.
Evangelical Church NeNewsAR1NtJ
A L MEETING
Rev, and Mrs. H. E. Roppel, 'Zurich
fleeeting of t1le
The 75th Annual '
entertained the Youth Fell,owship of
their church at the pars onatxe fast
Policy o£
Friday evening. In spite of the stor-
Hay Township Farmers'
any weather a fine vroup of youtll wvas
The
in attendai'tce. After an enjotyable
Mutual Fire Insurance
sing, song of hymns, choruses, roun-
ds, and negro spirituals a number Of
Company
game contests were conducted by the
host. This was followed by a -port
Will be held in the
business period when eight interined-
Town Hall, Zurich
i4tes were welcomed and officialh
Youth
On
rdeelved as membert of the
Fellowship. After the lowsrivi- r
MONDAY, JANUARY 30th
(It.inty tray lunch was served h" t'li�
Hostess and a hearty v.)te of thank.
At Two o'clock, p -m•
was tendered to, the pastor snd 'vi'fl
_Iii?SINESS--•
Reports of the Presi
Rep
for tlic oyablo cvenin>; spent here
1---Rece1ving
dent, Secretary -'Treasurer arcs
'en,
tr ,,.nihr ^
The t1drd Quarterly Co lifer'lle(
Auditors.I
.2%._-I ectionofI)ir.'rtor..:tndAnvl tm,",itltral
hn tir if -;.;ion oi' the lok•al 14,vang
c..'. ch, for thi.t t�onicrcnr
cli <c'tt. lou of ilrr't neat, `:
.. t ,^ �1 ie ltt•id :t the church o
in the ilitere,t of tilt' Compari;t'• l+ridgy evening, January 13th, at
A GOOD ATTENDANCE IS o'c'L-,ck. Holy Communioai: will b
REQUESTED
obGerved neat Sunday morning 0
o'clock, instead of tQ O'clock
Fred J. TCaberer, 1'resiclent.iJ415
.11erbert T{, Ei`lber, Secretary
�1,t,a1.aim
CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBL15H1111r'„,,
$1.75a a Year in Advance. is
$2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance. t
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BEAUTY SHOPPE ____---
FOR APPOINTMENTS On a New Modern Loom, Made tot,
Tel. 1223. Zurleh Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zuricik,
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Ont. Phone 128•
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ARE BACK AGAIN
WE HAVE A FEW TO OFFER Your Blue Coal Dealer
Wants you to know
IDEAL FOR KITCHEN OR A Heat Regulator will pay you
back the cost in fuel saved in one
DEN, Iseason, besides the comfort of Auto
COME IN AND SEE THEM! I rustic coiitroll.
Ask your Blue Coal Dealer! i
W. R. DAVIDSON
Jeweler and Registered Pone 10 d Hensii
Optician. _ ROE'S VITIMIZED FEEDS
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a
Private Car Ambulance Service-
Hospital Bed and Wheelchaik for Dent
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obtainable of
FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Veetables, Fruits in Season as well as
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies •- Nuts and Confectionery in supply -
GIVE. US A CALL
nno OesuZurich
PRODUCE WANTED� Phone 165
T'r' y
U Ur%IdWnathe,�r Neftis
4,
Mens' and Bog's Underwear, Checked Shirts,
Den's Pants, Overalls, Smocks and Jaekets, Etc.
nubber Footwear
Mens', Boys .Rubber Boots, 4 -buckle all rubber
Yukon Mens'. High Laced Flexions; Boots,
Overshoe: and R.ubers.
FRE -1.5,1 �0,,ROCERIES ALWA`i'S ON HAND
E. Schwartzentruber, Prep. P13one 11-97