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be charged.
THURSDAY, JAN. 7 .' 1
"sine the struggle began ene, rate:
not bur perceive an awekened national
spirit and consciousness in this 'Dom-
inion. In a young and rapidly devel-
oping country such as this the espir-
ations of materiel prosperity are
boll's: tn impose themselves very
strongly upon the invagination of the
people To those wit oheld aloof 'he
lamp at Idealism it sometimes seemed
that the clamor of the market niece,
the die of the factory and the -ush
of th locomotive had absorbed the
mine,' of the people. But when the
day cr.nie which searched their spirit
Cana'liaas did not fail to remember
that there is something greater than
tnateria' prosperity and something
realec then n e e t life itself. The won
derful and beautiful spirit of mutual
help u?ness ct desere to aid the
spier or self sacrifice, of patriotism,
of - devotion which in these tatter
marithe has inspired the Canadian
peap1e from ocean to ocean, will :cave
an enduring mark upon our national
lite It has dissolved prejudice and
earbett discord and dissension.'—
" -And who of you will not do re-
verence: to the courage, the .levotron
an the patriotism of the women of
Cooede eaose who with undaunted
heart- but tear>d;mined eyes nave•
seera husband son or brother ;oforth',
ta ~'at le, triose who ::v 'a thousands
messieurs of aid and of mercy are 'in -
wearying fir. their infinite labours of
i,ov: ? Who of you, will not say with
me Got bless the women of Canada?"
—Sir Robert Borden.
In London the majority of the peo-
ple vete` for giving married women
'who own property the same, privilege
of votint on uiw icipal affairs as
the spinsters and widows now are.
Quite correct, the property should
have a vote ,whether owned by man
or woman.
With McGillivray, Usborne, Exeter
and Hay all having aeelamatipnsl this
year and being
municipal-
ities
to Stephen Township, the people
.of that Townslriev,seem to have —ion-
idercd that they should not Dave had
:an election and they took it ant on
the aspirant for the reeveship, W. I).
Sanders
Is it any wonder mail, matter some-
time goes .astray when one :: onsiders,
the.number of .post offices in Canada
that have the same name. In Huron
County alone we have he 'allowing
pont offices that are duplicated, in
Canad:e and in some cases 'hree of
four —Auburn, Belfast, Carlow, t -lin -
ton. Crz.nbrook, Crewe, Dunlop, Ford-
yce Greenway, Laurier eelafeking" Mt
Carmel. St .Augustine, St. Joseph, Sea
forth Summerhill, Walton. So; you
see the, necessity of attaching the
name of the province when address,
lug letters
MOTOR CAR TAS,—After the 31
of this month the tax on motor t ars
will be made as:ecrdi g to the horse-
power The rates are as follows
.25 horsepower or less $6; :nore :than
25 horsepower and up to 35 jsorse
, power $10.. 35 to 50 horsepower $20,
more than 50 horsepower $25; electric
'vehicles $5, with the exceptiost of
trucks Commercial cars, ,ised,solely
as such and motor trucks caving a
carrying capacity of two tons and
less $5. a car with a charge of $3
a tat for all aver two tons. MOtor-
cycle.- are left at the same rate a,
last year i.e., $3. If registration for
a ca- is applied for between October
1st and December of any year the
license fee will be cut to :aaiif the
rate.
Dashwood
ler. Edmund J. •Walper saldeh` fine
.100 acre farm an the Goshen L e to
.hLr. Jos. Regier of Zurich. Thel•:przce
paid `war. $6000. Possessiai ew, l be
.given April 1st.
Mas. A Iialbfieisch has repented -ea
her :home in Detroit, otter a.vi;sit
with relatives here.- ` ft ,
The M-ieaal of the late Mss.Wing
ia:
,air Sunday afternoon was' larger at
teaedecd Interment was made in the.
:..Bsahsoai. Lime • ceneetery and 'the( ` . s er-
perces were candhueted, rat"tt el vaogela
*nal church here:, :
Mr•,- Alex Zimmer is all smiles;
a promising youth being born into leis
home during the past week. :'
1Mis: Salome Tiernan after spending
the Christmas vacation' here left on
Monday for London.
The election on Monday foo- muni
cipal officers for. the Township, of
Stephen passed off very quietly in this
!Poll.
At the annual schoala lheeting; on
Wednesday of last Week Mr. George
.Koch the .retiring Trustee wee ' re
:elected far another term.
Mr: Herbert Geiser of the 'Masuret
Ca., London, spent the New Year at
his home .here.
Mr, Ezra Ke.ercher of Berlin -pegt
..Sunday at the home . oe his daugltiae
..Mrs - Norman Kellermann.
Mise Leila Siebert and Master Frank
Lela Zurich spent;a few days lastweek
with
with friends in this place:, e ' -
_Miss Marga ret. O'Ba,rrnan, whc, has
bees, engaged by Mer. 'Louis' taleirieti-'
ver 'jr,` 'as.•hcnsek_eeper for same'tlrne,
TO
ENJOY
WF;TER
Prof. Frank lan d demon-
strafes that COD LIVER OIL
generates more body -heat
than anything else
In
scorrs EMULSION the
pure oil is so prepared that the
blood profits from every drop,,
while it fortifies throat and lungs,
if you are subject to cold hands
ar feet; if yo'.t shiver and catch cold
:osteo: taco SCOTT'S EMULSION
for ono month and watch its good
affects.
4-40 REFUSE SUBSTITUTES,
deft on Saturdayfor her former home
is Detroit
The efisses Lillian Hartleib and Et-
hel Kellermann left on
Saturday
to
take charge of the �sch schools 'n 41arl
-
et!
and Toronto respectively.
The Village Trustees affixed Their
Signatures to their declaration ,of of-
fice o4, Tuesday before E. M. Broken -
shire commissioner.
Mr. Victor Gabel of Shakespeare,
who spent the holidays with, f'riends
here left for his home. on Monday.
'1;r. Davies Schlueter of Elkton,Mi.:h.
is here in attendance at the funeral of
the late Mrs. Wing, and in connection
with the winding up of, the estate of
etc late fir. Wing,
On Wednesday Mr. Leonard Wurin
of Zurich and Miss Tillie. Vincent of
town were united in marriage, Rev P.
Graupner officiating.
•
Crediton
Miss efery Chamb°era is oe .an ex-
tended visit with relatives in 'Tani -
ton. Penn. and will visit Philadelphia
tli3•'orf• returning.
: Mrs. Laura Pariftt, assistant Mat -
ran of the House of, Refuge Clinton
visite' ,her friend Miss Pearl Lawson
for a few days the past week.
Robert Essery of London spent a
few days in town on business, City
Life appears to be agreeing with him.
:airs Chas. Zwiicker and sons Gerald
were iz:. London last Saturday visit -
Mg friends.
rhe skating rink was opened
Tuesday night under the m
of William elotz. The ice n.
condition and if the Weather
favorable qua" young people
.•save lots of enjoyment this
Saturday's blizzard was
old reliable kind. Although t
er wasn't cold, the. heavy fell
ant the galemade it very
ffor those who were obliged
outside
Our school opened on :ti
the term At the school me
last Wednesday, blather
wa: elected trustee in the
Henry Sweltzer whose term
ex-
pire:. and although re -nom'
lake 1 to have' his name
Teat thee. made Mr. Ginter`
-o v unanimous.
Augustus : lorrisey is dra
ter:ai for the erection of
le elate. which is expected
:in'i. this coming summer.
riles . Gottlieb Morlo:k,
rate en ani rah'.ldren •o S
\L_'h. have returned to Cre
a :`ew weeks" visit. They we.
eaeie: by efiss Carrie Heist
Pig -
erre def: eh. who, will visit
:11r Henry Feist for a short:
Merrier Either, who has be
ing. is Fais Bros. store fo
years has accepted a simile
tt it!i his uncle, Mr. J. J. Merrier
Zurich and reported for duty
Tues-
-ley Merrier is- a good fella
teeny friends wish him ever
elis : Elsie Geiser has re
Tertiata to continue her studies.
5'. University.
Will Eilber of Newark, Oh
his father and mother, Mr.
a few days .Eilber, for f tv
Y
i4aetk. ,
Shine of our boys are taking
tage of the abundance of snow
n daily tramps an snow eh
"Ferguson at present leads
le graceful walking.
Alfzed Wuerth spent the 1
hplielays with friends in L
':'The following are the newly
ed cffscers- of Ct. Crediton
Q; F.:—C.. R., Geo.. Hertze
Int; W. H :Wenzel,.:sR. S.,
bee„ F S... Alonzo. Hodgins
•Ezra Faust • Orator, Muses F
john Wein J. W. Paul 'Schenk;
Walter Clark; J.B., H. -F Ei
on
management
-s in good
er '.ceps
ought to
winter,
Date of the
he weath-
all of snow
.tnpleasant
to be
Monday fax
sting held
Guenther
stead of
had mated he
withdrawn.
s somina-
wing ma -
pis new
:o be
Qttti
Sc
diton fax
e 'tccam-
of Pig-
'�er uncle,
time.
been clerk -
r several
r position
Ierner of
an Tues -
w and his
y a access,
turned to
at
Ohio, visited
end vIrs..
.his past
1
0
advan-
by tale
oes. Dan
the boys
New Year
London.
elect-
ed he I.
1;_ V. C.
Herb E 1-
Tress,,
list; S.W.
S. B.
il'ber i
Etectioei: day ,was an 'ideal one to
being out the vote and a high average
way:' ;stilled throughout the Township
'Gi e Titan seemed to be the centre for
tet candidates as all were here look
,:fg oyes: the ground. The result was.
nleed'a surprise. Mr. Elliott was re-
e1ectec by a majority of 277 and
Mr : Yearley defeated by 50. His op-
'ooneni Mr Love has had consider-
able municipal experience. Mr. Day
Webb is the only new man on the
board On Monday evening„ the can-
d :Sates. Mr. 'Elliott Mr. Yearley, ` Mr.
Mawhinney and Mr. Neeb met( in the
hall ane addressed the hlarge audience
thauleing. them for the support they;
las rece_ecred during the campaign.
William Anderson acted as chairman
far the evening and kept the crowd
ra>.geed humor with his witty aayings
Mr: Elliott's.: sola was well reordered
ewe ha singing abilities, were . a sur
prIn to many. As •the meeting was
,.-s�,i•:: ts• its close, s,onue one 'suggested
plat Mr Sidney Andrews of Centralia
ea: a s-ecitatio,n. He took the ` cake
L's E_rs selectipn consisted of words
enteral inches in length and, it was a
'tie -eerie Jo' marry that her chden't get
lock ja trying to ,prohoune.e .. the
words The second was a enneareatcrii
r: just f tte l: in foe thaetaccaeion.
Deane,
t
evening
a rid Ba: �t;eat Altai
musk:, fvn: s,�their ewir: �'''aeina
+ta est,.• teed snip of $1 .,85c. was
rase,, in the Mall wwhenan appeal was
made in their behalf. The meeting
F I vane The National'Arth-
eni' and all, say it was one of the best
nieetiiags held here for a;•lone time,
STEI * TAKEN 1
French. Armv in Uooer, kis .ce
Makes Elia Gain.
Rainy Weather Paralyzes Operations
.on Lines From -dee North Sea to
the Oise Rivet", But Heavy Can.
nonading Marks the Day at Other.
Points --Steinbach Battle .Was a
Desperate Struggle.
LONDON, Jan, 5.—The capture by
the French. of the Alsatian Village of
Steinbach, Upper Alsace, for which a
long house to house conflict has been
waged, is admitted to -day in an offi-
cial German report, which claims fur-
ther that the Germans regained by a
bayonet charge the heightsc, near tbe
village, which the French had also
captured. Fighting is centi:uuing for
tbe possession of Steinbach,
The most ardent enthusiasm pre-
vails among the French at the pro-
-tress of the forces at Steinbach.
A despatch to The Journal of Paris
deseribes est:r hes thetin
n
fl„lt g there. The Ger-
cans were prepared to present the ut-
.host resistance to the French attacks
on the village, i;edouhts were con-
structed in houses, in gardens and in
the streets, and machine guns were
posted everywhere. Deadly French 75
millimetre guns, however, forced the 1,
merry to evaeucate, leaving 2,300
dead or wounded L. the streets. The
French can already see flags flying i
in Mubtbausen, says The Journal,
I%ainy weather .brought carol Sun-
day o the battle lines from the Nortb
Sea to the Oise r:ver, At other points
of the hostile lines in France • there
.>aa beavy eaunoz,ading and theParis
.,;ficial report elal.es the French artil-
.cry sbo.ved .superiority, Several Ger-
:uan paints of support in the Ohara-
hone district NN ore teem, but the ef-
fort to occupy a positiou in the
"kieu_e country failed. In Upper Al-
sate the statement reports merely a
further gain at Steiubaelt, and the
rapture of an important height.
The following otlleiai eanrnxunica
tion was issued by the War 011ier
last night;
"The only reports which have been
received up to the present have re-
ference to upper Alsace. where en-
gagements of a very violent nature
continue In the rehion of Cernay.
"Last night our troops lost, they,
regained,
the territory aeon
taround the
y
church t Steinbach. This morning
they occupied the entire village.
The German works tothe west of
Cernay captured by us yesterday
were lost for a brief period follow-
ing a very violent counter-attack, but
the Germans were not able to main-
tain it, and this position remains in
our hands."
The French War Offlce gave out
the following official statement yes-
terday afternoon:
"From the sea to the Oise the. day
nassed in almost complete calm. The
weather was rainy. There were ar-
tillery exchanges at some points of
the front. In front of Noulettes our
heavy artillery reduced. the German
batteries to silence.
"On tbe Aisne and in Champagne
the cannonading was particularly
violent. Our batteries showed their
superiority .and . brought under their
fire reserve forces of the enemy. We
became possessed of several points of
support held by the Germans in the
region of Perthes and of Mesnil-les-
Hurlus.
"Between the Argonne and the
Meuse, as well as on the heights of
the Meuse, there was intermittent
cannonading. An effort made yester-
day morning by our troops to occupy
Boureuilles did not succeed.
"Our advance continued in the
forest of Le Pretre, which is to, the
northwest of Pont a-Mousson.
"In Upper AIsace we occupied an
important height to the west of 'Cer-
nay. A counter-attack by the enemy
was repulsed. '
"In Steinbach we have taken. pos-
session of the vicinioy of the church
andof the cemetery."
. m
Rev. Fr McCarthy of Ridgetown
arrived here on Saturday and will as-
sist Rev Fr. Tiraney with pariah work.'.
—School has re -opened with Miss An-
derson in charge,—Messrs, The*,bold
Dedexich and Thos, Glavin returned
home after spending . a week visiting
friends at Berlin and Stratford.—Xrs,
Hattie Patton of Detroit is spending.
a few weeks at the home of Mf Rich.
Patton.—Master Eugene and Cyril
Doyle: of Exeter is spending a few
days with friends in this, neighbor-
hood;,—Mrs. John Rowland returned to
her home after spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. O'Neil of God-
erich,—Miss Katie Currie of llderton
is spending a few days at her home
here.
Brits or atno CITY or Tama, C se
i,ost. COVE--
Frank J. Cheney make,{ oath thea he is senior
partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney et Co„ doing busi-
ness in the Oity of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
1tV L nEO Dot,l„ i ltd for each and every case of
Catarrr, that cannot be cured by the use of Rail's
Catarrh Cure, ?SANK J. CHENEY
sworn to before n,e and aubscdbed in my Pres
noe, this 8th day of December, A,D. 1888.
(Seen) A. W.OLSASON,
dteT RX I' come
Hal!"a CatarrhCureis taken internally, and .seta
olrecttyon the blood and muewna outfaces of the
isetem. Send for testimonial efree,
F J. CHENEY t CQ;, Toledo, O.
Sold by all Dru lets, 7Sn,
Tae rfall's !enmity Pillsfor constipation.
BRUCEFIELD
Air and Mrs, Jas. Aitkenhead were
in London fax New, Yea's. -,Mr, Sore Turner and slater, Mabel, also
Geo Glenn attended the New Year's
:lance, in Seaforth.—Mr, Collins has
beau selling tome Aladdin lamps the
past week,—The remains of the Late
Mrs. lfcBeath were interred in Baird's
Cemetery on Thursday last.—Mr, and
Mrs Turner cf'Drayton ,agent the New
Year with the former's mother.
SHIPKA
Vise Ethel Lynch is visiting friends
in Detroit.—Mrs. R. McEachen and
daughter Kate spent New Years in
Landon,—Mr. Charles Finkbeiner and
sister Freda of London spent the
holidays at their home here. --Misses
Eliza and Bertha Baynham are vis -
lane their parents Mr. and. Mrs. J.
Benham—Mr. and firs. Geo. Scott
entertained a number of the young
'
people on Monday et enurg —fir, and
Mrs, George Shepherd and: family
spent Sunday with ±1Tar. and Mrs. Thos.
Keyes.—A number of the young peo-
ple spent New Yeats evening at the
hame of Mr. Isaac Gower. All report
a goo time.—Mx. David and. Miss Ir-
ene McKenzie spent the past week
with friends in Arkona,--Dr, Orme in-
stalled several new phones here on
Tuesday.—School xe-opened Monday.
LUMLEY
Mrs. John McQueen was in. the For-
est City for a few days.—Geo. Hob -
kirk is confined to the house these
days.—We omitted in our last week'a
budget to mention that Mr: and Mrs.
G. F. Hemery Mitchell were visitors
at the latter's home here, also Miss
&Lary" McQueen of Thedford.—Mr. and
i1Lrs. Jas Broadfoot spent the first of
the week in Seaforth,—Miss '�liza
Newell of Hensel. is the pleat of her
sister Mrs. Noah Horton.—Miss Rae
Horton has returned from Seaforth.—
Our efficient teacher, Miss McDougall
is busy drilling her scholars far a con
cert.—Mr Eliott Fairbairn spent
Thursday last with his grandmother
Mrs Simons.—Mr. and, Mrs. Welling -
tan Kerslake and little daughter spent
the New Year with the former's fath-
er, Me, George Kerslake at Elimvil:le.
EXETER SCHOOL REPORT
Room 4—Sr. 4, honors, E. Doyle 79
V. Jones 76, M. Carom 76, V. tlartleiib
75 Pass I. Znefle, 73, M. Day 73, V.
Hill 71. C. Mallett 70, H. Boyle 70, V.
ht__ne�
.l 70 13a
C nn 69 Z. Hard
69
W Davis 66, G. Bedford,D 5, L.Blake
osley b2, R. Fletcher 61. Jr,
4. honors; V. Janes 84; E. `Davis 77
Pass T Connor 73, C. Heaman i2, W.
Hedden 72 C. Sanders' 71, M. Harvey
69 V Sweet 67. No. on roll 34, aver-
age. attendance 32.—C. Vos�pea-, teacher
• 65 C M
NEW ADJUTANT -GENERAL.
Brigadier -General Hodgins Hod 'ns of London
Will (lo to Ottawa.
LONDON, Ont., Tan. 5.—Brig.-Gen.
W. E. Hodgins, commanding ofcei. of
`the first military division, with head-
quarters here, receive.t word yester-
day to report for duty, at Ottawa at
once as `acting adjutant-generalof the
Doman'on in succession to Col. Vic-
tor Williams, now on the staff of Gen.
French,. at the battlefront,,, •The ap-
pointment, it is understood,; will :be
made permanent. "
Gen. Hodgins is a South - African
veteran and a highly capablo'niilitary'
man. He is to be succeeded here by
Lt. Col: Charles Francis E. Wintel:,,at'
present secreta'y to Major-General
Hughes.:, _ " " .
Lt. -Col. Oliver of the 29th Regi
meat, Highland Light Infantry;"_of
Galt, yesterday .received and accepted;
an 'offer to command the 34th battal-
ion; Canadian overseas force, part of
the third contingent.
Warship Sunk By Submarine:.
BERLIN, Jan. 5.—(Via wireless to
Sayville:)•—An official announcement
inade public through the •official
press bureau yesterday says:
"A German submarine boat' re-
ports by wifeless to the Admiralty
in Berlin that it has torpedoed and
sunk in the English 'Channel,. off Ply-
month, the British battleship Formad
able,
"The submarine was pursued by
British destroyers :but • escaped un-`
damaged."
.,Two - Kincardine Citizens I)eaii,
ItINCARDINE Ont ,`:,lean 5
'Thoni is 1i LTe'liCt- of the late Robert
Thompson and mother of
Thompson of "'th'Wa town died yester
day, af'tei'eatteilines's" of t�vo years.
Mrs, Baird, relict of tie& late Robt.
Baird, .for many years the leading
-business man and for a number of
years postmaster of Kincardine, died
yesterday after an illness extending
over , many years.
EXETER COUNCfi,
The Council met: in the Town Hall
Dec. 30th the Reeve and Caunculias
Harter, being absent owing to ,Ilness.
Hind-Beavers—That Mr. Doyle . take
the chair. `Carried; an taking which'
Mr. Doyle remarked, that he was no
longer distinguished, but extinguished.
—Laughter. ' ,
Hived-Beavers—That theaccounts
be paid' as read.—Carried. Fred ;Kerr',
tile 30.92: T. Hoplden, pumping 50c.
W. J Mesett, ,postage 2.00 meals for
tramp 1.00: S. Handford, .snow: rilow-
ing 12.00 • H. Rumoha• do.,, 11.70; ; Sid
Sanders 1.14; T. Sanders 7,05; Wm.
Davis 50c .
T. B. Carling, Clerk
GREEN WAY
Mr Will McPherson is visiting
friends in Niagara, Buffalo, Taranto
and London. -Miss Zillah English is
visiting in Landon. -Miss W. •Switzer
from ' his holi-
daysPias returned f m spending
days with his parents near Thorndale.
—Messrs. Bulled:, English '„ and !sol
lens entertained friends on New Year's.
Day. -Mrs. Oliver• and Ford are
guests,' at Mr. Thos. Stewardson's,-
Mr. Cliff Buchanan has been visiting
his uncle, Mr. Walter England`,—Mr.
etre Mrs Alex. Mikle and 'family of
Inc ocel have, been visiting friends
here. s .
Successful Lbcal-Optuan Fly lames'
Much' fetees a numbn' thus eetee
ORDER 1!ROlele ,.`US =Now is ;he{
time `to coi'sider y�Oi reading inatter
for 1915, No matter what ;lagers ter
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tee eign-The Advocate .:an supply
ti^re, at lower prices than you '..an get
thein:
THE CANADIAN SANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, D., D.G.L., President
ALEXANDER'LAIjW,, GeneralrMtnager JOHN AIRD, Asn't General Newsom
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CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000
T ,
SAVINGS BAND ACCOUNTS
•. .terest at the current rate is allowed on all deposits of $, and
upwards. Careful attention is given tcrevery account. Small accounts
are welcomed. Accounts may he opened and operated by mail.
Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, with-
drawals to be made by any one of them or by the survivor.. - S21
EXETER BRANCH -H, J. WHITE Al
CREDITON—A. E. KUHN, Man.
E MOLSONS BA NK
Capital & Reserve
Incorporated 1865
.. $8,800,000
91 BRANCHES IN CANADA
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CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT..,,,,, .,....»:;..
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES .,... ................. Issued
BANK MONEY ORDERS .....
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Brenoltes, Interest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter far the Doatiniazt (lover/meat.
N. D. E[URDON Man
er,
SAINTSBURY • ,ill a driver.—Thos. Mawhinney is apart
„ing a new cutter.—A number were ire
Too late for last week. „Exeter one night trying their skates.
Th(. annual entertainment of S. S. :The New Year shoot and oyster ;up -
\o 9 Bfd ulph, held in the school per was held at Mr. Frank Glanvilles,
"(vas a ac c d o
sr n success. An .t dtes� tray —On our young u
n mena
8 had his alsacs
given' by Mr. Gordon Davi find the frozen on New Year ave.—John Regier
chair was ably filled bet N. B. Davie. is hauling gravel for his silo.—Mr. sand
Tht uragtant consisted of dialoge.let. Mrs, Ed Short viszted at the home of
recitations .stills, etc. A :utd'r'h va:: Geo Alawhinney last week,—M Eilber
served and: everyone enjoyed them- and friend visited at Chester Mawhin.
set ts.—The St Pattiteks church 'rel t my's one evening last week.—:yrs. W,
their concert on the 23rd .and it Si%.3 Heamap spent New .Year in !Exeter,.
prove 1 a success. The hall was nice
ly eccorated and the program prov-
e) a treat to all.—Gordon and Annie
Washburn are spending their Christ-
mas holidays with their father in
Guelph. -Mr. Ray Ogden of Fillmore
A VALUABLE PAPER
The opportunities of the :arcing
Sask, is visiting around here. A arum-' guar. from a farmer's point of view
ber from here attended the hop at ;r=ear 1 be many, Owing to the
Mr. Jos Creery's Monday night. w ar there will be a shortage of brags
in Europe and therefore an extra de-
mand far all kinds of farm products
in Canada. This will afford an opper-
ZURICH unity for the farmer who manages
his fern in a business like way toreap
Lr Calvin Williams, of Buffalo, N. the rich harvest. Every farmer who
Y. is spending a few tveeka at his is farmina4foe profits, should he a read -
borne bore.—Dr. W, Schaellig, wife er af the Weekly Sun, the farmer's
wife and child of Detroit visited rel- Business paper. There is no other
eaves in this vicinity over the holi- farn paper sat Ontario that supplies
days.—Mr Harvey Colosky and wife the farmer with the same( reliable in-
of Detroit visited with the farmer's formation as the Sun does. By Nevus-
parents,—Misr Mabel Clark of near in' the Sun you gain a knowledge
Varna has been engaged by the rus- of the markets, which will enable you
tee". of S. S. No 6, Hay, as 'teacher. to sell your products to .the best ad'
—Mir David Snell of Aberdeen Sask. vantage. The subscription Brice will
is, here an; a visit for a fe,w months_-- only be a fraction of the additional
Mir. end Mrs, A. C. I lalihfleiisch cif De- profits you will make 'by reading the
trait visited relatives here.—Mr. Roy Sun When renewing your subscript
Geiger who is attending the Toronto len for your local paper, you will
University preached in the Evangel- make nce mistake if you subscribe for
ical Church on Sunday evening.—Mr. the Sufi the farmer's Business Paper.
an- Mrs C. A. Millet and son Stan-
leigh of Boyceville, Wis,, are visiting
the foremr's mother, Mrs. Sarah Mil- SCHOOL REPORT for S. S. No, 3,
len—Police Trustees for the. Village Usborne-Christmas Examinations —
af Zurich were re-elected by acclam- V. Class—H. Shute 77, Sr. IV, -Eva
ti
-less Speare 78 L
. c Theyire H.•Well,F. W. t earL. McCurdy77, McCur-
ani
mao•T. _ IcC -
Pur
ani H Yungblut —Miss ottie Gal= ely 68„ C. Neil 68, G. Copeland 65
stet has 'returned from New Dundee, .J Tomlinson 64, E. Roadhouses, 62,W.
where she had charge of a millinery oadhouse 59, M. Neil 48. Sr. lite-
department
it-department in one of the stores T Francis 83, E. Harris 74, V. Hod=
:Mssee J. Veitch and M. Walker of Bert' 73, A. Gilfillan 72, -M. Doupe 68,
the Zurich Public School staff scent I. McCurdy 50. Sr. IL—E. Copeland
th : holidays tat their homes in Platt- 68 G Francis 64, G., Gilfillan 60. Jr.
svlle and Hayesville. IL -M . Gilfillan 70, i, McCullagh 68.
•Fisst'Baak=S. T.oinlinson 65,.. E. Neil
63 J Gilfillan, 62, W. Doupe 62.
Printer—I. Johnson 65, Cel Neil 65, C.
Chester Masyhfniley is busy breaking: I Neil 60.—B. A. Coiver, reamer,
GQSHEN LINE
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Fine Porcelain Dinner Sets given away
WE GIVE COUPONS ON ALL CASH ALES.
IT PAYS YOU TO BUY FOR CASK '
IT'' PAYS YOU' TO SAVE YOUR " COUPO
NS
1T PAYS YOU TO TRADE eV.I'Ial,•US
WANT YOU TO ,COME' I Alii�. ) „"�
Wi+` GA DINNER „SET ' FREE
WHETHER YOU HAVE BEEN . A REGULAR CUSTOMER 'IN ' THE
PAST. OR NOT.
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our es: Start
now
OUR PLAN ` IS SIMPLE. WE GIVE COUPONS' WITH. EVERY
CASH PURCHASE AND A..FEW COUPONS ENTITLES YOU TO ONE
ARTICLE` AT A TIME AND SO 'ON UNTIL" YOU COMPLETE THE
SET - AS WE WILL' CONTINUE KEEPING THIS PATTERN FOR
ONE YEAJ,2. AT,IEA,ST•.
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WE CARRY A FULL FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES, FLOUR
CURED MEATS FRESH AND SALT FISH BRING US YOUR PRO-
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