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GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES
Any Amount.. for.. $100.00.. and over Accepted
3% per annum, half yearly for 1 and 2 Years
314% per annum for 3 and 4 Years. •.
336% per annum for 5 to 10 Years.
Free Information From
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
Local Representative
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At this time of Year we can give
'no greater or more, impressive mess-
age to our Many Customers than
by Extending a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Mrs. J. Wagner and son of Shakes-
peare, were visitors with relatives in;
'town Sunday last.
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday) JO
Butter, dairy ..• ...• .• ... 33
Banter, creamery
Mr..George Thompson welted his Eggs .. Y ....
•.,..,... •. 24, 20, 17,
auziii Mr., T. McAdams last Waines- Hess, live, lb. .......... 10-8
day, who is still in bed with illness: ,Chicks, live ..... 12-`8
Mr. and Mrs. William F, Brauii,Chicks, dressed ..... .. .... 16-10
and family of Forest, were Sunday. Turkeys, dressed. +• ••- •9 •• - • •• • • 18-20
visitors at the home of. Mr. William Geese dressed.....................13
Decks dressed ... i5
"Wheat bushel 70
Lamont.
Miss Wilma Dinnin east of Hensali
spent a few days recently at the Oats, bushel ......................
home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs: Barley, bush .. • ...• • • .......... ba
Victor Dinnin of town. Buckwheat, bu^h ............ 50
Congratulations are extended to t. 2.00-3.10
:!r. Charles 14ay of Clinton for re Flour, cwBran and shorts, ton .......... 24.00
giving hie ju:nor matric.ilation at Potatoes, 75•]11. bag r+'
Live Hogs, cwt. ............. 890
the Clinton Collegiate. Char es is
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. iiay of
town.
Postmaster find themselves very
busy this week distributing the heavy THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING.
volume of Christmas mails. Parcels,
and the greeting cards by the mill-
ions are in the mails, and the staffs
find it hard to keep up with the mu.1-
tidutes of extra mails these days..
Wt are enjoying the mild October
like weather, rain to -day, Tuesday,
very little frost, and a nice bright
sunny day on 'Monday. Oidtimers
advise us they do not remember of
uch mild weather thi
CHRISTMAS. SPECIALS
Special Prices on all Permanents
for four weeks, starting on Novem-
ber 18th, 1939. All Permanents
guaranteed. Phone 102..
MRS. FRED THIELE,. Proprietress
ever sexing s.
`bine of year. Thursday \vol. ' ue
shortest day of the winter, and no
rwinter in sight.
Some "Late" Birds
A pair of swallows are now rear-
ing a family of young in a nest on
the verandah at the home of • Mr.
Stephen Webb, of Grand Bend. This
is most unusual as most swallows
left in the late summer for a warm-
er olime.-Exeter Times -Advocate.
Friday afternoon of this week will.
Ibe nomination day for Hay Town-
ship, and it is expected a large gath-
ing will take place in ,the local hall.
It is not for us :to decide or to pre-
dict whether there should be a muni-
cipal election or not. The ratepay-
ers must decide that. We however,'.
can assure the ratepayers that the
present council has tried in every
way they possibly can to spend the
assimarizzemmeeenamausaaaamummamma people's money to the best advent-
age they possibly could, and under
such conditions a council always is
ready to face the ratepayers. The
(61""'2"41"1""11"4114q financial standing of the treasury is
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO
EXTEND
Season's Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING US ALL PROSPERITY
AND HAPPINESS, AND A CON-
TINUANCE OF OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS _
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in very good condition, posibly the
best than it has been for years, and
these servants of the people will be
glad to present this report on Friday.
The annual meeting .of the Zurich
Police 'Trustees will be held in the
evening in the hall.
ELK IN HURON
An elk -an aged buck -ha s been
seen grazing near the southern end
of Saratoga swamp, among a herd of
deer, which are now beginning to
"yard up" for the winter in that
section. This information was given
to 'Constables Jennings and Ruther-
ford by farmers whom they contact-
ed while investigating fa case of olle
egal shooting in the swamp. The con-
stables did not see the elk :but found
the carcass of a 250 -lb. deer which
had been killed by a soft -nosed bullet
from a high-powered rifle. The bul-
let had pierced the deer's lungs. The
elk was seen by a number of farmers
and is quite content with the deer
who are now to be seen in herds of
50 and more. This is the first Inst-
ante of an elk in Huron. Go,
W. M. S. MEET
The Blake W. M. S. at their recent
annual meeting elected the following
officers for the Society for 4940:'
President, Miss Beatrice Manson;
let Vice}Pres., Mrs. Toni Dinsmore;
2nd Vice 'Pres., Mrs. Mary Manson;
Treasurer, Mrs. Harold Finlay; Sec-
retary, Mrs, Sam Hey; ,Missionary
monthly secy., Mrs. Robt. McBride;
Supply Secretary, Mrs. D`nsmore
and Mrs. John McBride; Stranger
Secy., Mrs, Elmer McBride; Literal;••
ure Secy., Mrs. Walter McBride',
Home helpers Secy., Miss Mary Johi
ston; Temperance secy, Mrs. Jo;r
McBride; Organist, Mrs. Stelek; Prost'
Secy., Mrs. ,&toy Lamont; Convener
of Lunch obtmi,ttee, Miss Err'rtrklia
'Dinsmore, 3/1.iss Gladys Douglas.
ZURICH RED CROSS -
Contributions tot the Red Cross So-
ciety of Zurich. and District.
We are Happy to take this Opportunity
of Expressing our Appreciation at the
Patronage that has been accorded us dur-
ing the past Year and Wish one and all for
A erry C f ristmas
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
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Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Etc. Courteous Service
Phone 235 Exeter, Ont. (Cu1Iect)
DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD.
Win. Clarke $1; Mrs. Delbert Geiger
$1; Bruce Klapp $1; Dave Swartzen-
truber $2 Chris. Baechler $1;
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Melick .$10:; Wm. Dietrich $2; Karl
Haberer $1; Frank Corriveau .50;
Wm. Farrel .50; Art Sreenan .50;
Percy Bedard .50;' Ed. ,Stelck and
Son $1.50; Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Den
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ome $1.50; Les Corriveau $1; -
Johnston $1; Law. Regier $1; Theo.
Ayotte $1; Frank Denomme $1;Ne1-
son Masse $1; Alex. Masse $2; Gord-
on Love $3; Wm. Davidson $2; Wm.
Reichert $1; Mrs. J. Stephan $1;
Cooper Forrest $1.50; Gordon Py -
bus $3; H, rold iShera .75; Mr. and
Mrs. Hy. Fuss $4; John Richardson
$2; John B. Forrest $1; John Soldan
$1; Mrs. John Baker $1; Mus. Bruce
Walker $3; Miss D., and Frank Hag-
an $5; Wilfred Weido $2; Len. Erb
$1.50; Ervin Greb $1; Orville Smith
$5; Jacob Meidinger $1; Philip Hart-
man .50; Chris Zirk $5; Roger Zirk
$1; Philip Masse $2; Len. Masee $1;
Alf; Meidinger $1; Henry Volland $1
Tohn Heinz $1; Mrs. Gertrude Sur -
arias $1; Dan Oswalt $2; Dennis Du-
charme $1; Jacob Ortwein $5; Ray
Ortwein $1; Eldon Ortwein $1; Geo,
Bullock $1; Art Gabel $2; Mrs. E
1?esterneyer $b; Melvin Smith 51.50;
Theo McAdams $1; Milton McAdams
$1; Gordon Surerus $1; Sol Ginger-
ich .25; Chris. Heyrock .25; vein. Ko-
ehler .25; C. Schultz .50; Mrs. C.
Desch .75; Roy Gingerich .50; John
Denorny .50; lrnerson Erb .50; Gus
Bohn ,50; Win. Meidinger .50 Hectoi
Laporte $1; Nelson Ducharme 51;
Mrs. Joseph Ducharme $1; Joseph
Ducharme $1; Philip Denomme. $1;
Miss Emily Denomme $1; Rev. Fr.
Martin $5; Miss Grace Denomme $1
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Joseph Cerriveau Jr, $1; Ntrs,.Theor1
Laporte 111 ;; Chas. Bedard $1; Tos.
Corriveau sr. $1; Ed. ,Corriveau $1;
Wm. Ducharme Sr. $1; Len. Jeffrey
$].; Jos. Bedard Sr. $5; Leon Bed-
ard $1; John. Laporte $2; Lucien Cor
riveau $1; Victor Ducharme $1; Wm
Ducharme Jr. 51; Mrs Amelia Fuss
$1; Arson Keller $1; R. Desch $1:
Wilfred Corriveau $1; Remi Denosne
.50; Lloyd Bedard .25; Mrs. Edw
Brisson .50; Armand Denomme .50:'.
Adolph Bedard .50; Geo. Denomme'
50; Miss Lille Denomme .50; Ernest
fenomme .50; Miss Mona Brunel .25;
Mrs. V. Denomme .25; Harold ,Sie•
iron .25; Lovis Cantin .50; Adolph
Sopha .50; Ray Denotta a .50; Fred
Simon .25; Miss Louise Ross 51;
Cal. Williams $1; Wilfred. Corriveant
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Buy Storm Windows and Doors
LET US QUOTE YOU!
REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A
LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL
TIMES.. AND WILL, DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU
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MASSEYUARBIS NEWS
GENUINE M. -H. PARTS work best on M. -H. Im-
plements...
nplements... Mower and Binder Knives ground
while you wait with earbarundum equipment.
Guaranteed Batteries at _. $4.49
1 'h year battery guarantee 6.85
2 year battery guarantee 17 -plate 7.95
Guaranteed .440.21 tires at .. 5.85
Visit the East End Service Station for City Serv-
ice at Zurich prices. Cars and trucks properly
greased with latest hydralic equipment.
GAS OIL AND GREASE
Tel. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
East • and West End SE+ItVICE STATIONS