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ART PUBT4IC,I'
SWIM Hamilton Street. Jii t oft
IISIO 8 are (1ODERICS Ont.
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!PUT YO>ti1t
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COL1T* '
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Spacial attention to Coretmr+lel and Unto the feral of Mr. Z. ,pea -
Court Work. Iardzme, Hay Townt'3hip,., a two-
year-old heifer. Owner • can
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olnmemay, r ons�ntted at have can. a by proving. property
3 ib t 'phone
ae end phone
and paying all expeusee. Apply, to
chair* xeve7�
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Dr.- H. H. C O E N
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DENTAL SURGEON
'At DE1TZ BLOCK, ZURICH ev-
9 T9xurtaday, Friday and flatus-
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, aBTLEIB'e BLOCK, DASHWOOD
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topon =ion
greduste Carey M. Jones Nei-
Schooi of keep
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for Registered LI' 1
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;'h prevailing primo.
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. NOTICE
My accounts are now
such parties who owe
would appreciate a call
much,. .V V. Siebert.
ready for
roe, and
very
FARM . HELP FOR 1028
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Order exPerit need, German Isp•
eating farm) help, all pay their
own' fare. Order men, girls or
faMiiies. Mer to get $18 to $20;
girls frond $35 to $18 per month.
This Is by new arrangercente with
Authorities. •
Apply Rev. S. Oretzenger,
Port Elgin, Ontario,
LOST
A small Collie Dog. Finder pl-
ease notify Mr. Ted. Mi.ttlehooltz,
Zurich, Ont.
FOR SALE
S have fall nunater ,of choice;
milk cows that I am: !offering for
sale: Good Value. Sol. Ginger-
ich, Goshen South, Hay Tp.
FOR SALE
Pedigreed Yorkshire hog, bed
by Brethours & NNephews, Bur-
ford, ° Ont. Apply to W. Alex-
ander, Han'sall, Phone 6--i8,21
FOR SALE
Good box stove with pipe's for
+sale„ good .value, apply at Her-
ald Office.
LOST
A. fox hound on Dec. 2nd,• in
swamp; dear Bert Peck's, has bre
own head and ears. white stripe
down ,forehead,b lack and tan.
patch on back, balance white. Any
one knows about .his wheareabouts
kindly notify J. A. Meyers, Zur-
ich, or phone 6-83.
FOR SALE
A good 8-ineb flat plate grind
er, very cheap --L Prang
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Joseph Kipper .ani ;deafer
Mrla, Robt, I''ulton, from Biggat ,
Sash., are visiting at the ,home of
Mr, and Mrs, Lena Kipper.
Mr. and IYIrst, Lloyd O' •,l3xein are
viniting for a few daysan ,St.
Thomas.
Messrs, Hy. Angel and 'JOS.
Druar were at 'Godeiie11 on Tu-
esday on business,
• Mrs, Mary M.erner, who; oxpere
fenced a fall one day last week,
is'still confined to her bed (with
an injured hip.
Mrs. J, Guenther, of Mitchell is
assisting in attending her mother,
Mrs. S.. Rennie, who :is progressing
quite favorable from, her recent fall
Mrs. •Lend Kipper is ,on the 'sick
list we hope for all early recov-
ery.
The public dance held in i,the
Town Hall, on Tuesday ecening
was in every Way a !success, as
there was a good attendance.
The auction !Sale oof farm; stock
and Implements of Mr. Oscar
Koehler :takes place on Friday of
this week, after which Mr.. A.
Melick, from Elkton, Mich.. ,will
take possession of this fine farm,
NO. BIG BILLS! But ,for real
Bargains on Men's and Boys' Furn-
ishings look over the prices at
L. W. Hoffman's
Mrs. Rose. K. Loveridge, :of'De-
troit who has been spending a few
=weeps with relatives here' left for
the west, from whence she Will go
to. Palm Beach, Florida.
Rev. H. Bembe, whor is leaving
for his new field of labor ere long
is putting on sale most•of his'house
hold elfests and furniture. Auction
Sale wi.l be announced later. Cit-
izens wishing to• purchase privat-
ely may eaa any time rafter ,Wed-
nesday, Jan. .11th,
A goodly number of the gen-
eral merchants of Zurich and com-
munity are giving the public cheap
ixterchandise . and saving, them a
great deal of• money. Thele pri-
ces are real and quality considered
are even lower than the big mail
Order houses are offering, and be-
sides you first see the ,article be -
foie you are buying.
,The one-man Herald staff was
doing considerable overtime the
beginning of the week by being
called upon to get out two large
mercanti e posters, one set for T.
L: Wurni and another set of •bi:ls
for J. Gasc.ho ee Sons, but we es -
pact to have the inane on its way
to the various 'destination on
time on -Thursday morning.
At the annual "congregational
meeting of the members, of St.
` Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich,
held after the services on Sunday
1forenoon last, Me:srs. H. Yungblut
and H. Eielcmcier were elected.as
Trustees. The resign at'OS of Rev.
H. Rembe, who has been 'pastor of
the church for twelve years, was
accepted and it le exp ct. d That
he will eat -le in the spring'.
THE WISE FRIEND
Once upon a time --and not
very long ago—there w.t- a bro-
ther and :sister who had a f riend
A very .special friend he was,who
told them stories about men who,
flew through the skies sneer far
flung spaces of the earth; of boys
an dgitis who had thrilling and
mysterious adventures; of others
who 1iad most mausuai sit.,ations,
,confront :them, yet managed of
come through their tests with st-
eadfast and courageous hearts; of
wild animals in sleep jungles,liow
they lived, hunted and elle.!. Such
a host of things did their (gond
friends tellt hemof, and !how in
tensely ho told them. Came the
time when their friend moved a-
way to another town. Brother
and Lister . were saddened by his
going foe they ,knew they would
n:is; his Sherr,- smiie and the won-
derful stories and amusing anec-
dotes he -vas so tonal pf telling
then. Then one • day the post-
man brought tem a letter ,from
their friend., in wheh he told them
he was sending them The Youth's
Companion so that they would
not forget, hjro,,nd that in i tthey
would find just the sort of et-
ories they had so much enjoyed
Bearing hint tell. And sure en-
ough, a day or two later the-mag-
azine
henisiazine ;arrived, and brother and
.sister found that it truly did have
just such wonderful 'stories of ad-
venture and sport and ryste'y,and
Just •such Jokes as they loved so
well. And every time that a new
number of the Youth's Coinpanio;i
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end and told him how much ple-
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too may have that same )pleasure,
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COLLEGE ATHLETICS
Why *grioultursWoliegeStuuleuts
Need Physical Guttur*
graxvn end Brain Work Well
Together ee Students klelp to 1I1-
rest In Saporta.eAtollding Up the
Body for Later Usefulness.
(Contributed by 04t.ar10 pepertment cot
Agrtcniture, Toronto.)
THLSJTIes at .our College are
being revolutionized and
placed one more stable basis
than in the past,
Progressive colleges are coming to
realize the supreme importance of
bringing .physical • training to .the
front in educational work, College
authorities are realizing that they
are responsible for• the ignorance
among the alumni of the colleges,
regarding the care of the body, as it
is a well known fact that eighty per
cent of graduates die from ten to
thirty years before the age at which
they should. They are also realizing
that under the old Method less than
fifty per cent. of the students are
engaged in any form of systematic or
organized exercise. This is due to the
fact that our eclleges were, and some
are as yet, fostering two classes—
one class attends for social and ath-
letic advantages, and the other
attends largely for intellectual. oppor-
tunities. The first class is inclined
to neglect mental work and carry
athletics to excess, while the second
class is inclined to neglect 'physical
training and carry mental efforts to
excess. Neither class lives strictly.
hygienic lives.
Now our colleges are adopting new
methods to eliminate such conditions
and are awakening to the fact that
physical education has a legitimate
place in the college curriculum,
Some of these methods are as fol-
lows: (1) Intra -collegiate sport and
recreation in addition to our inter-
coIlegiate sports, with the constant
purpose in view of usefulness in after
life. This draws in the spectators on
the side lines and promotes interest
by friendly rivalry. (2) Organization.
of activities on the basis of athletic.
sports, rather than on gymnatic
basis, giving games to the student if
:orraal physically; if not, remedial
:;y nnaties until lit. It is necessary
'o • have a wide range of sports,
games, and physical activties, and a
plan to encourage more general par-
ticipation in them. (3) Exorcise tak-
en systematically and at re,;,uia in-
tervals. (4) A subject with required
attendance. (5) Strength test upon
entering and at the end of each y ear,
so a student may realize the benefit
of systematic training. (6) Encour-
agement of the type of physical
exercise that n student is likely to us:,
in after life. (7) The teaching o:
fundamental principals of hygienic
living. (8) Increase of facilities for
outdoor sports in winter and summer.
In the east years athletics at the
0. A. C. have been carried on without
these advantages and, in spite of
great difficulties, we have been handi-
capped primarily in not having an
athletic field, and necessary funds for
equipment which is essential for exe-
puting an effective program; this is
our greatest need and will be a
hinderance to our progressive pro-
gram for this year. It is our great
desire that it will not be long before
we benefit by both.
The whole student body had a
meeting before final examinations on
the thirtieth of last March for the
purpose of discussing and voting on
the new program for the coming year
which was outlined by our athletic
executive. Professors Blackwood,
Toole, and Crowe, and Dr. Creelntan
pointed out to the students and fac-
ulty the great need of such a program
and their duty in regard to athletics
and themselves. After a discussion,
each cause of this program was voted
on and passed unanimously by the
whole student body.
The following is a brief outline of
the Athletic Program for the coming
year:— '
(1) Students who have had pre-
vious training to act as leaders in the
different branches of sports—to coach
in boxing, wrestling, aquatics, and
track and instruct in athletic games.
(2) Promote a fuller program of
inter -year athletics by having sche-
dlzles in more branches of sports.
Inter -year competitions in the fol c'a-
ing sports: • Rugby, soccer, play
ground •ball, push- ball, volley hall,
outdoor basket ball, boxing and
wrestling, track, mass a:hlef ie meets,
cross. country runs, tug of war, ten-
nis and aquatics.
(3) For those students who do etot
take part in three sports, two com-
pulsory periods a weak will be given
in which they will be instructed in
atltintic games, field and indoor
events, swiuzining, boxing and.
wrestling:.,
In ord'er to promote this program,
we had to enlarge on our Athletic
Council, which Vas composed of the
sports manager`, pi(:ked from the
faculty, and the Athletic Illxecut.ive.
To this we added a Leaders Corp and
Managers oe inter -year sports picked
Trope the students. The Leaders Corp
is naade up • of directors of sports
...One for each sport) and- their
leaders. The inter -year managers
(one for each sport) have charge of
the coaching and managing of their
te.4.t3 and are responsible to their
year re ':e$.en,tat,ive who is a member
of the executive;
- 13 dut ii ail ` urge,nisirtio�,l e.11i01
oonfldont 01 swingzii our progr•a,)n:
suebes$ull ,War pleanq every stu-
den wall take part in some branch
of athletics, Those students, who
ening under clause (3) of our pro -
Vara, will be 'given special instruc-
tien lay our Leaders Corp and will
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