The Herald, 1910-10-07, Page 5FIRST GLASS TILE
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The Prize List of the Winter
1116,000 in Prizes.
'Thimbles, Fobs,
N ecklets, Watches
Brooches, Bracelets,
Veil Pins, Collar
Pins. Everything
in this Line.
COME ALONG, We will
try to PLEASE YOU.
Fair ,EX,EirER
T. B. Carling has tken out
auctioneers license,
Edgar Willis has invented an in-
sole for preventing cold feet and
curing rheumatism.
It is rumored that aL new skating
rink .will be built in town,
John Hobkirk of Seaforth, is
engaged in Russel's blacksmith
shop.
W J White, of Ottawa was in
town recently visiting hls mother,
Mrs. John White,
The pleasant Purgative effect
experienced by all who use Cham-
berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, and the healthy condition
of the body and mind which they
create, makes one feeljoyful.
Sold by J. J. Merner.
In the revision of the prize list
for the corning Winter Fair the
Executive Committee made many
additions with a view to encourag-
ing exhibitors to bring met still
better exhibits and so to make the
Winter Fair of 1910 greater in
educational value and attractive
ness than any of its predecessors.
On looking through the new
prize list and beginning with the
horse department it will be noticed
that two new sections have been
added to the class for Canadian
bred. Clydesdales and Shires; one
section is for stallion foaled in 1910
and the other for mare foaled in
1910; the prizes in each section
are—lst $15 ; 2nd $12 ; 3rd $8 ; 4th
$5. A section is added for Shire
mares toaled on or after Jan. 1st.,
1909, with priies of -1st $15 ; 2nd
10 ; 3rd $5 There are now two
sections for Standard bred mares
instead of ono, they are for nares
foaled previous to Jan. 1st 1908,
with prizes of -1st $25; 2nd $15 ;
3rd $10, and for mares foaled on
or after Jan. 1st, 1908, with prizes
of—lst $20 ; 2nd. 15 ; 3rd• S
' iticr's have been made to the Pony
Class for Shetland Pony mare, any
age, 1st 15; 2nd 10 ; 3rd 5. The
Championship class includes new
sections for Hackney mare, any
age, and for Standard bred mare
any age. Grand Champion awards
will be made for the best Clydes-
dale mare. Winners of Champion-
ship prizes will receive special
ribbons instead of cash prizes.
Important changes have been
made in the Beef Cattle Depart-
ment. Formerly Herefords and
Aberdeen -Angus competed together
as also did Galloways and. Devons.
The later breed has been dropped
from the list and the remaining
three breeds each has its own
class. The sections are the same
as last year, and the Fair Board
gives $128 00 in prizes in each class.
Tho prizes for Herefords are made
very attractive by the addition of
020.00 from the American and
Canadian Hereford Breeders' As-
sociations The CeanadiLtn Here-
ford 'Breeders'' Association is also
prepared to add 50 per cent to all
prizes won by animals sired. by
Hereford bulls in the open class
for Grades and Crosses. The
heifer prizes for beef Shorthorns
have been increased by $7 in each
of the three -sections.
The National Linooln Sheep
Breeders' Association has doubled
the amount of special prix stot for
sheep, bringing
up to $100.00.
The most noticeable change in
the Dairy Cattle an De mart ent is the
by the
increased b
Holstein-Fresian Association of
Canada. They have added $375.00
to the regular prizes for Eloisteins
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JEWELLER
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V and thank each and all for
1 baying made the past year
2.our Most prosperous year e
g. since we have been in busi-
gness. We ask you again
for your hearty support
1 for 1910, and we will do 9
our best to merit it, by
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P. Melville intends selling
and going to the West.
Dr. Macdairmid of Des Moines,
Iowa is visiting his uncle, Dr.
Macdairnaid.
George Douglas of Stanley has
moved into Mrs. Beek's dwelling.
Joe Dirstein bas returned from
the Soo and is visiting his sister,
Mrs, James Moore.
Gilbert Dick of Kippen has pur.
chased George Sterling's handsome
residence for $2250 00.
J. W. Ortwein our leading poul-
try fancier, took 14 first prizes and
3 seconds at the Seaforth fair, out
of 19 entries.
T. J. Berry recently received a
fine import shipment of horses.
Miss Myrtle Bengough and Fred-
erick Brooks of London were united
in marriage on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Harry Taylor and family
have moved in with her brother,
Robert Eaorett.
Wesley Moore left for London
end bas secured a position as fire-
man onntlie G. 1'. R.
SCHOOL REPORT.
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to our subscription list, and to accomplish
this we will send The Herald to any address
in Canada, to the end of the year,
The following is the report of
S. S. No. 8 Hay, and is based on
the attendance, behaviour and
class work during the month of
Sentember.
V class Chien Treumner,
Sr IV Luella Kuntz.
.Tr IV Gertie Wiegand, Tillie
Kuntz, Flora Klienfeldt.
Sr III Theodore Miller, Ottis
Treumner, Ida Mesmer,
Sr II Laura Shnmaaher, Hilda
5humacher, Lillie Broderick; Clara
Wiegand, Clara Kuntz, Emma
Messner, Cbarlie Hartman,
Jr II Beulah Wiegand, Nora
Miller, Christina Becker, Henry
Becker. Ethel Klienfeldt, Herbert
Messner, Norman Klienfeldt,
Sr. Pt I Agnes Hartman, Tillie
Messner, Willie tiler, Ernie Miller,
Howard Treumner, Valentine
Becker.
Jr Pt I Edward Messner, Ride
Messner, Kuno Hartman, Elmore 1
Klienfeldt. V. Graybiel, 1 (Mara Saraaras, Nelson Jeffrey, Joe,
Teacher. 1 Jeffrey, Mabel Benner, Laura
so that erhibitiors of this breed
will now compete for $510,00 The
Canadian Ayrshire Breeders' As-
sociation bas al.o increased thier
grant and have added specials of
$50 in each of the three sections if
anitnals making the highest scores
aro rerord"d in their Herd Book.
Tee (entniies of Welliugton,
Balton, Brant, Norfolk and Ont;
ario are offering special prizes in
the daerent live stot.e depart-
ments to amateur exhibitors
resident of their ;e:spective
counties.
Prospective exbibstorS are re-
minded that the dates of the Fair
are December lith to 9th, 1910.
The prize listsare now ready for
distribution and may he had free
on application to A, P. Wester
velt, Secretary, Parliament, Build-
ings, Toronto.
SCHOOL RerPORT.
The following are the names of
The following is the report of S.
the pupils in the order of merit No 3, Hay, for the month of
for Room 3, for the month of September. Names are in order of
September. merit.
Sr Pt II lllargarett Hess, Gra- Sr IV M. Taylor, A. McAllister.
ham Merger, Lawrence Rau, Sr III S Redmond, R. Consitt, J.
Forrest. M. Currie.
Jr II 0, Redmond, J. McAllister,
G. Love, C. Johnson, M. Porter-
field. and V. Green equal, S. Kuep
fer.
Sr pt 1I R. Love, M. Currie.
Jr pt II I. Taylor, V, Riehardeou
Primer W. Forrest, W. Black-
well, A. Richardson, 0. Redmond,
P. Kuepfer.
The best spellers tor the month
were : IV M. Taylor ; I1I L, Red-
mond;II G. Love; First, V. Rich-
ura1e an. M. Me11is, '.Teacher.
E. S. NO 3, HAY
Clarence Brenner, Louisa Howald,
Frances Zeller.
Jr Pb Il Clarence Foster, Rose
Hess and Leroy O'Brien equal,
Mildred Hoffman, Ruth Hartdeib,
Theodore Leibold, Russell Preeter,
Pearl Wainer, Jean Campbell,
Alphonsus Dieterich,
Weseloh, Claytus Mittelholtz,
Alma Uttley.
Sr Pt I Oliva Zettel, Celia Elide
brandt, Harold Schnell, Arinina
Brenner, Ronald Witmer.
Jr Pt I Leonard Rau, Susie
Deichert, Anthony
MI,
telholbi
Irvin Fischer,Margaret
Hazel Foster.
First Cil Iva Inalbfleisch and
Ivan K tlbfleisch, eq Alton Leibold,
Jacob Haberer, Lloyd Sararas,
Marjorie Fritz, Gordon Zettel,
lhicliard Jeffrey, Julia Davidson,
I �pieterich, Lloyn Hev. Minnie
's 31cN,'vfn,
liispector Tom vieil-ed onr School'
on Monday, and found everything
O.K.
The annual meeting, of Blake
Branch Bible Society will hold its
annual meeting this (Friday) even-
ing at b p rn, Rev. Mr. Hassard,
of Toronto will he present and
deliver an address illustrating his
remarks by lantern slides. Let
there be a good turn out.
The following report shows the
relative standing of the pupils of
U. S., 6. No 9 Stanley, for the
month of September.
IV of Pearl McBride, Jacob
Brendnerman, Odwill Nicholson.
Canada's good name for high
moral .standing is not being im-
proved by the almost weekly'
occurrence of murders and out-
rages of very dark colored oharaot-
er. The stern hand of the law a
has
a. tent; ,en hand that should
out prompt justice to the outla4 e
so that those who imbrue their
bailee in blood maty be taught the
proper value ot human life. King
Altiohol, if the evidence is true, is
a copartner in many of these black
chapters.
Agricultural
Savings and
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HEAD OFFIOE
LONDON - - ONTARIO
Money advazlced on. gcoi
Lam Mortgages,
Prompt attention g:vetl
to al plications for loans,
ZELLER. Zurich,
Ottley. Gladys
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The council ot the Township of
Stephen met in the town hall,
C=reditor,, on Monday, Ord o: Oct.,
at 1 p rn. All members were present
Thi'. minutes •)f the previ1L' meet -
Me. were read a;iJ adopted.
\vuerth-Andersen "T'irat Aimee
H•Lele.;ies of Crediton lis appointed
Collector of tuxes for the year 1910
at n salary of 37•) and that the roll
be handed to him on filing a hems
wit'1 the clerk for the due perfonrn-
auee of the work" Carried.
Anderson -Yearley "That Bylaw
No 169 being; a By-law to appoint
A Hodgins, tax collector for the
rear 1910. having been read the
third time, be signed by the Rewe
and Clerk and the Seal of the Cor-
poration attached thereto" Connie('
- The following orders were passed.
E Feltner gravel contract 14 40 ; F'
rriebner, corn, 3.00 ; ll McCurdy,
Brenner 1'.0; Gilbert Jeffrey �, rep bridge, 1.00; W Sanders, re•
Jr tI Albert Hess 373 ; oa i moving obstructions, boots ; Jahn
Disjardine 367 ; Stolon Thiel 354; Klumpp, concrete cut. N B.,i On ; G
Margaret Fuss 352 ; Lennis Caine.; Hepburn rep floor on bri,t�te, 1.1:+ ;
350 ; Paul Jeffrey 347 ; Reinhald Fenee.viesre:a.s, Award, 10.00 ; Eli
Koch 347 ; Alberta. Mittelholtz 344 ; Lawson. cent,'acts, 2r e�0 ; G Hep-
Fo ter 83 )341 ; Hazel Schnell 328 ; 'burn gravel, 9170 ; D Mawhinney repWelde
Royl 0
Foster re ; Edgar Garfield 1 Bridge 2.ei0 ; E Lawson, drwvt^3nex
Laura Sairaras 3'.8 ;
Witmer 325 ; Leo Mittelholtz 821 ;1 gravel, 1.'25 ; A Morrison, rep er"
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Ada Howald 320 ; Janetta Thiel 2 25 ; J Klumpp, gravel oontrar ,,
287; Ward Fritz 282 ; Maggie Dee -117.73 ; J Kestle, con. 1.60 ; f anl•l
chert 281 ; Earl Zettel 277 ; Elmore ; Shenk gravel contract, 11 b,, 1 M;
ins 263 • Ernie Bender 263 ; ! Finkbeiner Drain award, - 10, , ,,: II
R30711 9.
The muses are in e,raler of merit
including marks of each pupil.
during the month of September.
Jr III Harry Mess 279 ; Verde
Fuss 273 ; Belmar. Schilbe 250 ; Min
ton Heyrook 244 ; Samuel Fisher
142 ; Mary Jeffrey 133 ; Teodoro
Howald 120 ; Willie Clansitis 11H.
Sr II Genevieve Zettel 864 ; Roy
Weber 336 ; Mary Zettel 321; Clara
Weber 301 ; Minnie Monier 285 ;
Walter Bender 233 ; Albert Mc-
Cormick 230 ; Charlie Davidson
218; Lloyd O'Brien 207; Carrie
l3 6 4
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III c' aches Gascho, Lorne Man-
son, Isolate A. Meyers.
II a 'Nanny Brennerman, Roy
McBride, Alberta Finlay.
II b Ada Kennel, Edgie Finlay,
Lydia Ciingerich.
Pt Iii a Ada Meyers, Ruth. Zirk,
John Moyer.
Pt 11 b Eva Boyes, Harvey
Moyer, Sarah Erb.
Pt 1 a Herhie Moyer, Carl Ma-
Ol.inohey, Gordon 'Lirk.
Pt I b Mattie Kennel, Florence
Boyce, Ruth Schram.
No on Roll 52. A.verage for
month 42
G. S. Howard; Teacher.
Cecil Weber 22,4 ; Pearl Siemon 188.
L. H. M.ultiolland, Teacher,
Tho following is the report for n
S. No 5, Stanley, for the month of
September, based on olass standing
attendance, punctuallity and gene-
ral deportment.
Sr IV Elgin I McKinley, oliani ]�,
Stephenson,
Milton Pollock, Crvai McO(iaroh Tet,
`]r III John Arreetr ng, Merger
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Aninstrong. Maggie
Wil-
bert McBride and. Willie Hayter'
(ebsent)
Sr 11 nosey Halter and Jennie
\IoClinclieY.1,;, � '
Jr II Lloyd liaayter (ab' ent•)
Pt II Lorne McBride anal Pearl
Stephenson.
Pt 1 Edna iticC.•linchey, Esther
Hayter, Elinor McKinley and M Ly*
Pollock, M. ,) Keys,
Teacher
Ftthner coni 1 6u ; F Trie �uier g Qel°
51,00 ; D Tiernaniels0cernr 1st, 36,10 ; A
i,'C 00 ; D gas p' .:l^, 3, 25 ; E1I L.
Lawson filling ens 1S ii0,.� N Ress
rep niotilds, 1.70 r (ninon eerx ent
anmaking' ti' 4ya 1133.35 Rrtti�cn-
soand oth',x5 rnding S B 100.0&;;
R:air
alters',xn, trtawing gravel, 1:50:
tifaf(a ing; gr1,50; '� 'Nhols Dema opal 5.25 ; T 3Koy:s nd
others c.utla'9, oda. Urdu 13d 23 5iD ; '
Welsh cern cul, 7.50; Jos Lawson
Dement, 21.75 ; E Faliner gravel€son
tracts, 39.20 ; W Sanders Pole 4.100 ;
II Carruthers gravel, 10 IS ; 11allit.N
ruthers gravel 8' 13 mu; C Prettty
grataity, 25.00 ; E Gill Sr, rep cul,
2.75.
Cenineil o djonrned to meet sentiftri
in the Town Hall, 0rediioz,. on
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Monday the'eth of December, n,91'7
at 1, p. rtr. Henry til bet,
Clog Ir,