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IVErt, .Rayanon,d Ciaifas least retia
ne('1 after 'spending some time in:
aTeyx' Oeleana.
d)Ir, l velan i is visiting in Sar-
Ma, Ereesit Stirs, of Oshawa and
11/r, Fred Stare of Windsor are
4apeading the holidays/ at their ho-
tline here,
X11r. and i irs, Levi Hamacher
'Lave r:eturn:ed' after wending the
Valet month in 'Detroit,
Mr. and ]Y'A Arto..
�l, H�.ug1L spent
•iCh.ristarras' in London.
A very succeasful concert was
hela at WeybLn,rc'n, school. on Dee.
12the Ever body eaa)ixyed thc ea.'t.,
ale W,
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cEllr,znt pro�,r�,lxrtrLae 'wlaiala u as
provided by Miss Talbot and the
yc,ixnrg people of 'tlac, !section. Pro
c eds' amounted to abotit $10,00
4 The followleg .is the report of
Room IX ;O,l,;.S, for November.'
Sr. lIi—?o'asible t oral 1.180 ;—
Zeta eiadiger 11.1,8, Margaret Will'
ert 1073, Wallace Wein. 1046, Ervin
Guenther 1000; Sadie Held 982, Lou -
tee Staubus 494. 1.
Jr, UI -•'Possible total 857, -r -Ed-
na Fisher 815; Ret4a Hayter 823,
Oneda Restemeyer 798, Florence Ba
leer 760, John Doeehey 776, Melvin
Bestemeyer 748; Gertie Hoffanai
744, Etbylda, Held 743; . Pearl Sch-
eele 723, Addison Mason 721, 1V,lam-
ice Klurnpp 679, Sopha. Stire 673,
Victor Kraft 671. Yenta Kraft 583,
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connection with our Flour and Feed:
• Business and carry a fine line ofi
Glassware, Chinaware, Etc., Etc.
COME IN AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO SELL, A FINE!
PLACE TO SELECT XMAS. GIFTS.
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MEN'S FURNISHINGS
E HAVE A SPLENDID LINE OF SHIRTS, HNECKWEAR, HAND-
KERCHIEFS, SOCKS, ETC'.
E ':ARE_ ALSO SHOWING A BL+'AUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES'
HOSIERY IN ALL SIZES AND COLORS,.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
")per IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR SUI.r OR OVERCOAT SO
IAT YOU WILL SURELY HAVE IT FOR CHRISTMAS.
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WHERE THE GOOD CL OTHES COME FROM.
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DECORATED "AT NEW YORK
hon the arrival of the Canadian Pacific S.S. Em Canada of C
P da at Near.
Fork, following her cruise Round America, Captain S. Robinson, ILN.R.,
now commands this vessel on world cruise, Was created' a Commander
e Order of the British Empire in recognition of his heroic work at Yoko-
when Japan was rocked by earthquake uake and when the
ese of Australia, which he thein, commanded, Was the headquarters
he rescue parties and relief workers, The investiture was made bySir.
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ane.,', I•lri#rr,,.a Consul General at N'ew York in the presence of a
gathering o'F important figures in Canadian and American oliticsl and
.eretal life. +aphisphotograph 3
,.was taken at the time of the rrn've{titure
''�',' from left to right, Sir Harr Armstran Captain y
. �. Beatty,
8r . s plain ,5. Robinson,
.1�•.R., and air., E. W. Beatty, K,C., presidents of the Canadaaa
c tu'sea 'lag visited the blue ribbon vessel of the Canadian Pacific
tee t,1a r,,nteas .,
Sr. Ie -Possible Total 1175•--;lt:utb
'1'iean?in!, 1128, Amelia 1 illert 1115,,
Howard S]i,ea)ok, .1102; lswatlalet*tz;
Bleeper 1101; Earl Zimmer' _1065,
St-
uart Wolfe 1013, Medvri Stade aOlai,
Leonard, toltoe 965, Gerald Mason
594,,; Ralph Genttner 87.8;' Ilarry
Miller 761, Oliver 'Staubi 725, Ir-
ene 'Genttner 511.
Lattta. B, Guenther, teacher
GOAD COMPANY
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THE YOUflI'S COMPANION
Subscriptions received at Herald
Office..
Thoul eat a God ready to pardon
gracious and merciful, slow to .an-
goer and of great kindne;ss(—Neh',9;
Rem'ove far .from me vanity and
lies; give me :neither poverty nor
!'iehes; feted inei with food conven-
ient for znef'-P.roy. 30;8.
Let:Seta not be etre, syn in well do-
ing for in due seaslon we shall reap.
if war fa(<intt not.
4a wei have therefore opportun-
ftyl, let us do good unto all men,
especially yunto them P
n w
xo re
a of
the housiehold of faith—Gal. 6;9 10
Finally Lire{herny'whatsoever the
in:gs alio true, wlaxitsibever things
are honest, whatsta'ever things are
just' -pure, lovely, good; if tho e
be any virtu'ej,. and 2f therel be any
praise. thfllcnlg oar these things. —
Plulip; 48
Baetliearn: if a Man be .overtak-
s: e a " i"laul , ye which are spir'
itual,. restore scup; a , on'e ip the sp-
irit of meekness'; Lonsidering thy-
self, lest thou ,also b'e itempted—
Gal. 6;1.
If thine. enemy 'be hungred, give
him breiad to e1a't; i;n;d if he • he
thirntty, give him water to drink;
—Prove 25;21.
HENSALL.
Chas. 'MuDona&li is 'visiting in
Toronto.
Esther Grabel4 of Dashwood- is
'v'i'siting her '&ister, Mrs. Pope and
other friends in town.
Mrs. W, Johnston, of it. Lo -
leis if here visiting her'tother,Mrs.
Ent an& auunt Miss Fell.
John Flutter, who has been vis-
iting ,,tor . the past -month with rel-
atives in Obume returned home.
W. C. Davis who h.ts conducted
a, . general store for the. past 35
. ,.
you e, is retiring fro.tn.
business..
His ;on), Lloyd Davis,
is bore sss-',
isting :him.
Mr Hildred, who, has been
prin
ci;?ta1 of the Continuation. 'sch.oal, is
leaving a ere at the end of the term
and .his place will be taken • by
Miss Jestse Johnston, of Clifford,
Miss Johnston conies hilly recon
'arca: ted.
Mrs. Gliders:, of Toledo, Ohio, is
here visiting .hersister iii=lav, Mas
3.•
:< lis.
Abs. Frod. Hayes', who was here
for eomot rote visiting relatives and
friends, has returned. to her horn
M .Moose Jaw, Saks,
Our young people amlooking
2or .rd with great interest to our
skating rink as well as the curlers
SELL
ifeMBLIoy Rubber Fo�twear
BECAUSE
We elAeve is Better Footwear
TC) B.E SUCCESSFUL A 31:E1 CHANT MUST DO THREE TI}ING•S
FOR HIS CUSTOMER
—
SELL 'THEM STYLE.
SELL T:EIEM 11TEAi ' -
SELL TIW M ECONOMY
Ile mu/ t ibe in> a' position to give ;them goods that are .r
�`reliable anti
juse a-lii;tlebetter at.. •i o
a price no higher than his coanpetrtors.
We realized these facts when we
decided upon LIFE -BUOY l3U:t3-,
BER FOOTWEAR for ;ZURICH • and DISTRICT — and we haare not
been disappointed. Neither' .have our customers.
Life -Buoy Rubber Footwear made of finest of pure gum rubber
bythe u..� -
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to
o da Life-Buoy/pea'
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always
and wonderful weailargqualities an wonderful wearing fine appearance nclis
far cheaper', because it lasts ion: gee.•
.qualities and is
THAT IS WHY WE SELL, AND RECOMMEND IT TO YOU.
We have a complete stock of this • desirable Rubber linen'
in :,stock
noes.. Let "Us Meet Your Requirementa Thank Your:
Brown Brothers Zurich
' Ont
THE RELIABLE•SHOE 'STORE„
YOU'LL FIND --,IT'S ALWA YS AT. YOUR SERVICE
Mr. and lt'Ix +..L H. Holtzman vis-
ited with Mr. Whitin;g at Parkhill
recently.
Wm. E. "Yearley, who for 16 yrs.
served the Township ` of Stephen
in the capacity : of Deputy -reeve
and councillor,: passed to his rew--
and on Tuesday Dea71611, at the
age of 70, year,* 11 months and 1
day. The deceased had been, ail-
leg
illeg all summer and early in Nov.-
underwent an operation in Viet
oria Hospital,, London. He was
bc,rn' in the, Tp. the only .son of
Thos, Yearley. With a kindly
and generous hearted disopsition
he won a. abet of friends. He is
survived by his bereaved widow
two daugh.'ter's and two sons, 'the
funeral' was 'held to Exeter cem-
ei:ery, t
COUNTY NEWS
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Elgie; of
Rippon% Ont.,' announce the enge
agenrent of their daughter, ' Anna
Ethel, to Horner S. Hunt, of Sea
forth;. 'the nvarriage to take place
on New Year's Day in St. Andrew's
church, KiiiPeni.
E. O. Pel!; le, has disposed of
his 50 -acres,, in int he Tp. of
Stephens art Lot 6, N. 131,
to Ben't . .
� of ' the i sante Tp.
The price � l.,'tvas $2,800. Poss
ession Mare a st.
Mr.., and .,; +e ' David' Mitchell
McGillivray • iere:,victinrs of a mo
tor .accident driving into
Parkhill, their car skidded while
travelling over what Is known as
the: stone road -and both occupants
were thrown out, alter which the
auto ::turned .over, Mrs Mitchell]
eu1ferecl a broken lip and, it is
feared internal injuries while 'Mit
nchell escaped with minor cuts and
bruises.-
me
ruises.
me •other morning the old fram
building just 'south of Carlin's gar-
age,
C
�.., f
a of Lh '
oc
cued
e
p by N. Nish
of as a paint. shop was destroyed
by flee. Two ;,cars that were in the
shop were destroyed while others
were damaged, '•
Mr. r. and Mrs. Fred J. Kerslake of
Seafortlit hnnounce the engages,
meat of their only daughter, Rota
to D. Hill, 33S.A., Waterford' only
son
of Mr.' 'and lira. Jas. Hi11 "
St
of'
the marriage , to ;.
take place in
Degelrrber, i
7
_n the year 1875 the municipality
of Clinton 'vas. organized as a town
and a celebration, to take the
o
key Assoc, have been making a
canvas of the business section of
the town for funds, and have met
with a liberal response .$130 hav-
ing been collected.
There passed away at her late'
home, Hayment Crt. on Deo. 10,
Sarah. 'M. widow of the late John
W. Broderick a. formerr resident of
Exeter. Deceased' was known here
by manly, her maiden name wa's
Collingwood, and 'she w,as bore in
Hay Township:
A , `' E S SAGS
TO
FORD OWNERS
ITS A FACT' THAT FORD MAG-
NETO DOES GET WEAK
a:ET US TEST YOURS FREE,.
WE HAVE INSTALLED THE WON
DER RE -CHARGER, APPROVED
BY FORD MOTOR COMPANY
THE RESULTS OF A RE -CHARGE
ARE WELL KNOWN, R: PRICE $1.00
H. S. WEIN, Prop
DASHWOOD MOTOR SERVICE
NOMINATION
POLICE VILLAGE OF ZURICHPUBLIC NOTICE IS 'HEREBY
givont" hat ameieting of the El-
ectors of the Police Village of Zur-
ich will be held ,int he
TOWN HALL; — ZURICH
On
MONDAY DECEMBER '29th, 1924
At the hour from 7.00 to 8.00 o'
clock in the evening for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for
Police
Trustees' tees for the .year 1925
and if a poll is demanded a poll
will be opened on
MONDAY THE 5th, DAY OF JAN-
UARY, 1925.
At the 'Clerk's' Office in, the Town
Hall. Said poll be opened at :9
m,
o'clock, 'a,. until) 5. o'clock, p�nn.
4. F. HESS',
Returning Officer.
Dated at
. Zurich:; this 6th day of
December, 1924.
form of an Old Boys'' "renunion, has ill HERALD PRINTING
been decided upon for the firs
week .of August x925, in, coiumem
oration) of the 50th ',anniversary.
EXETER
e. Jas Poet left for Detroit, where
he has ' aecepted a position as
motor mechanic with the City fire
department.
Mrs F Witwer of Exeter North',
left t i visit with, her daughter,Mrs
D. Boehler, in, with,
Wen. MVliteh ll hies <. disposed of
the Metropolitan Hotel to Thos..
Cameron, who gets possession Jan;,
9th. i%lr. Mitchell has been the
proprietor of the Metropolitan Ho-
tel for the past ten, years returning
to Exeter from the west.
Bobbie, the 6 -yr, old con of Fred
El.lerington is suffering an attack
of, pneumonia.
Fran kDelrin,Ple has 'blood po-
isoning
on his hand.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Ford, 'Mr. and
Mrs. Hilton Ford were in Detroit
attending the 'marriage of the
former's daughter Cora. Pearl to
Wm. Lakin of that city:
Mr. and Mre Herbert l3ed.ford
cif `Nin:gston, have talten up their
residence with the foim%or's mother,
Mrs 3.:lleclfbrd, and will make the
Sir' future home here„
:the officex'sa oo ed),0 ZiAter.„itos
A keenly contested shooting rna,
:tan was held on Friday 'last when
a large number of crack shots, we-
re present. The' following were
the principal scores,; Shot at 35:
birds -1st 8, Vance 32; R D. Bell
30; ` F. Kora 30; G. Dale y nxple 29;
S. Dougall 28.
The AnnLml Xmas entertainm-
ent
nter
tisane-.
ent of Zion Evangelieai S.S. will be
given on Xmas,. night at 8 o'clock
a ciao wing the griisec1la;roousea-
gram. a sacred Caatata will p
all be
rendered entitled "The heart of the
BE+:1s.
Last Tuesday eve, the
Moun-,
ta:i'r,. Boys classy of the. Evang. S.
. ;slat at the home of Hy. Pant
1cr
c a social evening the gueptstve�;
ire entertained, with a program Con
t•rr:a rtg 1111TIe and gemos, i'o low..
..1 by ate;; o,fa.,er Sa,;,:)3r,
OFFICE
ADVBBTXSIN•3 RATES
esued Wednesday noon front the'
In advance, ;32.00 may becharged1
if not so mite, U. S. aubscrieti-
alads $1,75,strictly :ip' advance. No
paper discontinued etntil all ar-
rears are paid Unless at the option
of the publisher. The date to
sr hick er r'r•+ subscription is paid
la denoted on the label,
Iliaeeilaneous articles of not
ateale than five lines, For Sale, To
aefet, or Wasnted; Lost, Found, ete.
esth inaertton 25a,
address all communications to
l�irplar Advertieing-Madge known
n fppliaatien,
Stray Anien als—One insertion 500
'.'bee insertions 81.00.
?arm er. Real Estate for sale
12 for first rnnnth, "$1 or each sub-
aegnent insertion.
AUCTION S ALES-$2er single
miseatioaa, if not over five inches In
ength,
1abscr' ,pt.,rnn 9 '•,
erms;2b ,
1per p r year
'hard of Tl^)nls, In Memoriam 0'
Loeal and legal advertising 'not
ees read e b
, rn matter, ].Oe a limier
fret ineeeatron and 5c line perfor
ash subsegt';eat .,insertion. 11t 0
-Dep
Thleraday, Veceh}ber 25th, V
1 .
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W61S1 Oilia•aa May !Learn From.
Cali%cilia r:>ijt tirowers
,1tr.,I' immense flange of l nsiness-.-'ir'aes,,
Maaa•lcet Still t3rowins; -- l)rgaraiiaitee
tafi)a t Pays the i'a•a,dtacei•,.r.Letiemeat e
inecaalatio) .....r leo -New O. ei. tai
144 Oat.
Co,rtributed:'ila:' Ontario Dena rim en
,fc,i"ltu.r,e, Toronto.
The California Fruit Growers' Ea:-
ihangca shipped ]7,857,417 boxes of
oranges, lemons and grapefruit
45,258 lemons
8 car's to points outside Cane
forma increased
, as d its proportion of .alch
cite us ;fruit grown in the state' free* ,
68.7 to 75,8 per cent.; returned 365,,,..„.
223,150 to its members; lost tbroug .
failure of customers only $6,926,76,a
did all this business at a, cost of 1.61
per cent, of the delivered value braid ,
including advertising, 2.48 Per *meta.
Such is the record for.its last teazle- •
sial year of the California Pruitt ;
Growers' Exchange, whose prodaaetiate
are best known to Canadian .consenter
ere by the brand "Sunkist.”
An immense Range. of Business,.
The California Fruit Growers' Ex—
change is the oldest and largest e'"
the California Cooperatives. In the,' -
last twenty years ft .has returned toe
its• members $546,000,000 from tbe,,
sale of their products. It is a Leder
, -
atter' of 208 local associations'witb
11,000 members. Tee locals sack
have their own 'packing houses, aside
are fully responsible, financially ani,,
otherwise, for their own local aotivia
ties. They are grouped into 21
',riot exchanges. exchanges. , Each district ex.e
change has one director on the boat
;af the California Fruit Growers' MIN -
change,.
which owns the brand "Snit... -
slat"
and acts as the Central Selliuv
-'<gency for all the fruit. It .has bust-
.loss connections with 3,500 whole
-alers, who serve 400,000 retailers*.
who in turn serve 113,000,000 erne.•.-
sumers in Canada and the linnet
Mates.
�'he Market Is rSti11 Growing.
The market demand for its .pre•;•
iuets is being constantly increased hP
lie Exchange. Twenty-five years a,gg
rte orange i; 'owers of the State weraae
:seed with what they thought 'waS
:ver-produc..un. Since then produce -
•on has quadrupled and the crop is
tilt consumed, Judicious advertiainse
are mercha.sdizing methods beast
..rapt :demanti equal to or ahead rte-
aup,ply, A ivy of four Gents a beat.
0 oranges and 64, cents a box 'hat
,nr•
ons
pays t for it all.. Advertxsiarg
ad dealers :service work is directed;
..sdy to the retailer and cdnsuruer,;
.0 any cross -road village in Ontario*.
t There you could not buy an Ontriso
.PPie, you will find oranges constant
•y displayed according to unrectiontit
orlted out- by those wide-atvatsa,e
;i'owers in Southern California.
,ower Freight Rates Secnr�•eot.
-Last year an arrangement •cam
rade with the railways by wlnlebe
rough ,the use "Of larger ears or*
rantity shipnien ts, a lower freight:
ta, was secured on oranges'. Time
duction will effect .a saving off`
,u00,000 a' year to the orange,
+,were of the State. This works caul i
e organization s se • .cents a box. vices,e t exclusial cost y.
arivertisiuar
g, . is 6.8 , cents per 'bakaC
as than half the amount of thee
Effort Pers the Produse,J
. ua uldest and best Co-operativea
ec:r.arig Association of Californiste
•• :: quarter of a' century of sue-
il experience, is still.demon•4
ie that the farmers' marked/4e
,i
can Onl
be t
solved d th
rougls,
ad marketing effort by: tht•'
41 themselves, -R. D. Co.;
erofeseor of Marketing;,.O:.&j
, uuelph.
Lsguine Inoculation.
;,ui,uiarity of theBacteriologgl
'et of the Ontario Agrict
...lege e a s
g attested' by the tall-.'
,�;,atements: During 1923 1
7
cultures
_ s of 1. zumaRl
• .i'r seed inoculation., were,
▪ ,,.Ad sent out.. 01 tilts nuta.4
.,e. was most frequently ask-
see 1,892; Red eleven 886ri
v' r, '652; peas, 524; aisike,
us, 88; beans, 71 sweet
h, 81; white clover. 1,.
nr:•*ynaen. and the , eese.•4
JLi I tor and were sr.; plies
starters, and 6,, Bala
i res.
_,tying, influence r' th d
•c;. ria sent from the Elan
.t, siePartment during thei
L a very noticeable iniiuenct,
:res.
01 the fields, and the fin-,
▪ y' i�roduets of the factories.
: :.w O. A. 0. No. 1.44 Oat.
O. A: C. No. 144 oat ,s obi
from tue Siberian vn,rietl;''
u nurser, plant selection. 'i`his4
W, aicf matures about the sante
s the Danner, has a spreading, '
white grain and less than thet
.u4,c per cent. of hull .found iijt€
The straw is strong and it` haat
,a to' be en excellent yielder ''
,len tested on thirty-two farms
exced in twenty-one different couta-+
ie Ontario in "1923, it outyieldetil•
h.a 0. A' C. No. 72 by 5.7. bushels„
u. A. C. No, 3 by 10.3, and 'the K
., rty Iiulless oat by 17.3 nus. a
heltrli•
ui r:. 'Cin per acre. ` In triplicate -,plot
este at the College in the aver_
,lit; last live average oro`
years, rt surpa,.n5c.ir t1t,W r
-seat. C. No, 72 by•4;3 and the leanater
les 5.6 bushels of grain. Per 1 e, r a•
cr• ..
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uzl
u this acre,
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4,ir:�in i,itbery �
A. C. No,' 72. or 13aa er ]'
LL., Oats,.
t. of Extension, 0. ii,., f •azl,it•fees•�a
h.
RIffeetive a Iter San. let, 1920• , ;gait serve's as a spice Or condizrre; 1,
T Zl� r:uch whets: the . en tate ria astaa
s
1 ereatee the ledatabili4r tai
. rbfeaeloael Cards not exceeding
inch 5 ”
$ per gear.
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