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Season's Greetings
MAY THE COMING NEW YEAR BRING
YOU HEALTH AND PROSPERITY
J. GASCHO & SON
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Palm •Olive Soap, 3 cakes for
Peas, No. 4 Sieve 1 s., per.tin
Tomatoes 2 size, 2 tins
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Lux soap Flakes, pkg.
Corn Starch, pkg.
Family Blend. Tea, 1' lb.
Family Blend Coffee, 1 lb. .. , , v
Borden's chocolate milk, 16oz.
Hill Crest Shortening, 2 lbs.
21c
5c
25c
l0c
9c
39c
39c
53c
19c
DRY GOODS
Men's Heavy all wool Sweater Coats," Reg 45. at $3.69
Men's :all wool Sweater Coats, V neck, Reg 2.25 at $L75
Checked flannelette Blankets large size, at $2.39
All wool checkered Bed Blankets, Reg. 12.50 at $8.95
All wool Queen's cloth, Reg. 1.19 at .89c
All wool Santoy, Reg. 1.25 at ..,. .89e
Fancy Striped.Flannelette yard wide at ~ 19c
THESE ARE ONLY A FEW SPECIALS,WE HAVE A LOT MORF1
COME AND SEE.
J. W. MERNRR
YELLOW FRONT STORE
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
WELL, FOLKS
ANOTHER YEAR HAS GONE INTO HISTORY. IT HAS BEEN
A STRENUOUS YEAR IN MANY WAYS AND HERE'S HOPING
THAT 1931 WILL GIVE A BETTER ACCOUNT OF ITSELF.
I AM GLAD TO HAVE BEEN OF SERVICE TO YOU AND HOPE
THE PLEASANT RELATIONS WILL :CONTINUE. • .
:EXTENDING TO ONE AND ALL BEST WISHES FOR A' HAPPY
PROSPEROUS AND BETTER
NEW YEAR
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have, You MADE YOUR WILL?
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A, U.S. woman wants a divorce be.:
cause her husband is praying all the
time. Maybe his prayers are being
answered.
THE ELECTION
Great enthusiasm was mamfested
all day monday when the Hay Town-
ship held its municipal election, and
much anxiety was entertained by all
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company. doing
Business in Ontario -
the interested electors, and especially l Amount oiInsuranee at Risk on Dec.
for reeveship as there were three in 81st, 1928, *22,206,275.
the field for this position, and it was
practically nobody's victory till the
last returns were in, and so 'this big
day goes down in history. Almost as
soon as the polls were opened in the
morning the voters were escorted to
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
• , $160,378.74
Ratea-44;50 per $1,000 for 9 years..
E�.;:.Knopp-Zurich
and from the various polls, and no , Agent, Also Dealer in Lidhtnind Rods
time or efforts were lost by the var- 1
ious candidates in getting their voters and all kinds of Fire Insurance
out, and as a consequence there was
the largest vote polled in history.
Out of a possible 1650 votes there
were 1119 ballots used, which makes
an average of 70 per cent, which is
considerable more than usually. Af-
ter the returns were all in and the
winning candidates gathered around,
a large number of people assembled
in the town hall, where a public me-
eting was in order, which is custom-
ary. Mr. A. F. Hess, the Clerk was
appointed chairman, and . with what
figures were on hand,he pronounced
the Council for the year 1931, as:
For Reeve, Louis H. Rader; For Co-
uncillors: Wm. Alexander, D. Du-
charme, A. Melick and E. ,T. Walper.
LOCAL MARKETS
(;Corrected ..every Wednesday)
Butter, lb.
Old .Flens
Chickens
Eggs
37e
6-12
9-17
25-45
Oats .....25
.
Barley ............. ' .... 39
Float' ... .... 2.75-3.20
Shiirta .... ... 22.00
The council stands the same as in
a vo04�.410•...0.0414�i41 1930 only Mr. Alexander takes the
f place of Mr. Dougal, who has sat on a gaud fair fight and received good
• the council board for some eight support for which he greatly thanked
or ten years, and will now retire i the electore, also intimater that he
from these activities. The chairman wild always stand up for what he
then called on Mr. Rader the reeve maintains to be right, and pledged
for remarks, which he did in a mast-
erly way, thanking the ratepeyers for
the confidence and support again
placed in him, and stated that mis-
takes will always be made but the
public should be fair in their criticism
Mr. Rader also asked for hearty co-
operation amongst the councilmen.
After Mr. Rader's address a musical
number was rendered by the short or-
der Hay Township Orchestra, who
• rendered a selection between each
• address, and was much appreciated
by al] present, as these young men
deserve much credit with their fine
numbers rendered and without a
moments time for preparation. The
next speaker was Mr. Melick, who
greatly thanked the electors for the
confidence again placed in him, and
assured that he would give his very
best in the conning year. He also
welcomed Mr. Alexander, .the new
councillor, and stated that this man
cost the municipality $150. this day,
and thought he was well worth it and
more, as it costs about $150 for a
municipal election. Councillor Mr. E
J. Walper was the next speaker, and
he expreseed himself as rather tired
of the strenous campaign, but fought
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND.
FRIENDS WE WISH TO EXTEND
Season's Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR CON-
TINUE WITH OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS
.,ADEZit, WEID�
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FOR REEVE
Poll No. 1 2 3
Dougall, W. R. 73 55 43
Nlopp, E. F. 7 12 117
Rader, L. IT. 31 20 67
FOR COUNCITLLORS
Alexander, Wm. 68 59 112
Cor;,ett, P, 57 58 55
laelharrne, D. 29 17 156
C.reb, S. 5 8 81
i+lelick, Alf. 32 24 195
Walper, 43 • 17 142
himself as the public's servant. Mr.
D. Ducharme was the next speaker
and was so enthusiastic that he could
not just find words to express his
gratefulness for the confidence placed
in him. Mr. AIexander, the new man
on 'the board was the last speaker,
and he thought he felt safe with the
Reek- and other Councillors, as he
thought they had a good captain, al-
so ,'good mates, which makes -it easy
to steer a boat safely through. Mr.
Alexander was born in Tuckersmith,
anti went to school in the schoolhouse
opposite where the Red Tavern used
to be,, most of the middleaged resi-
dents know this spot. For the past
twjenty he has been a rsident of Hay
Township, and now farms 200 acres
of, choice land on the 2nd concession,
ofi Hay Township. After the ad-
ds sses were given and the usual
cb Bring for reeve, councillors, the
oiehestra, etc., the newly elected
were escorted to the Domion House,
a" d "nuff sed". The first meeting of
th new council will. be held 0)1 Mon-
d , January 12th when the organ-
i2 tion will take place, for the year
1431.
I The result:
4 `:5 ' 6 '7 8 Total
19 '9 12 27 13 251
13 33 48 30 39 389
1. 58 142 14 29 432
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30 17 222
'24 64 538
17 4 '301
35 30 622
2.0 27 .5171
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ONE AND ALL BEST WISHES FOR
HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY IN THE
NewYear
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