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The ccc•'al,t,i:i of the Tosviri hip cal;
'$telaleen. net in the Town Hall,
r, ,eeiitelA on •.Monday). the 15th of
ICsocensbor 1,924 at 1 pan, All
members, were present, Minutes
oaf previous meeting 1M?5d and ad-
'Opted.
By-.la,W No. 324 to ,aueud , a
'aprevioua byelaw re,; Shiplcal Drain:
Slaving been rend three times be
'passed and signed by the TWAT
led Clerk' and the seal o .ft.ht' •for-
oration attached 't'hereto.
Byelaw No. 325 to appoint De
duty« -returning officers, ;poll el-,
greys and select polling booths, ha
Vin.g been read three titres be pas -
'Med and signed by. the •Reeve,and
Cleric trn;d tl seat of the eorp-
oratzann iii ttitiaed tl + a'iii
leTatt .Lit •yd England', of taxes
£ol' fillet Freie 1924 having returned
the tellectoi'''s roll .ptusuant to
•sa„etlo, x 11.5 of the ar4'sessuent Oct
and having failed to collect all the
'lies, far;; thi''TOP 19241, it is tin re-
fora resolvedthat the said Lloyd
England is hereby appointed and
authorized to continue the levy
and collection of the unpaid tae
te,s, in the manner end with the
power provided by. law .for the
general levy and collection of
taxes and the sold Lloyd Eng
landshall filially return the roll
to the Treasurer of the 1Towrihisp
of Stephen not later 'than the let
Of Pebraary 1925 as provided by
section 115 of the` said ac. t
Henry Either, Clerk]
WE SELL
lJfe-Buoy Rubber Footwear
BECAUSE
We believe it is Better Footwear -
TO EE SUCCESSFUL A MERCHANT MUST DO THREE THINGS
FOR HIS CUSTOMER -
SELL THEM STYLE
SELL THEM WEAR
SELL THEM ECONOMY
He mush be in a position to give them goods that are reliable, and
juslt a little better at a price no higher than his competitors'.
We realized these facts when we decided upon LIFE -BUOY RU13-
BES. FOOTWEAR for ZURICH and DISTRICT - and we have not
been disappointed. Neither have our customers,
Life -Buoy Rubber Footwear - made of finest of pure gum rubber
by the up-to-date Life -Buoy pro cesses, always has fine appearance
and wonderful wearing qualities an wonderful wearing qualities and is
ear cheaper because it lasts lon-ger,
THAT IS WHY WE SELL AND RECOMMEND IT TO YOU.
We have a complete stock of this desirable Rubber line in stock
new.. Let Us Meet Your Requirements. Thank You.
Bromm Brothers . - Zurich, Ont.
THE RELIABLE. SHOE STORE.
YOULL FIND IT'S ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
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PLACE TO SELF `l: '.SMAS. GIFTS.
EETINI
l ' AN OLD FRIEND IS LIKE COMING TO ITHIS
Tailor Shop
to have us tailor your suit.
Toa, Awn, have that happy feeling
after. .1,..� ,r) n
,�. � us and can. depend on
fh to make your .. arments .So that you
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onjoy , earing them.
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WHERE THE GOOT) CLO !JIM 09 V11 ,FROM.
IENSA
Will. Buchanan of Dntlph•iaa,Mai
is in town visiting over the ho1i •
day 'season with. his mother,
A Xmas, entertttiement was ,fir'.
en by the young people of Oar-.
mel church in the town hall on To-
esdayr eve, Dee. 29th,
Dr. G. Knapp, dentist, has mo-
red his frone Dav's' east ete
oro, to, the rooms directly above
the store wheat he is now ready
to ,continue b.is practise;
Mr, and, Mrs, ,3, Eisenhoffer' and
Jakie •of Li!storvell are visiting. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Price.
Mrs, T. 3. Berry is in Windsor,
visiting her sons, and will upend
a few weeks there.'
Miss Edith McEwan.of Kitchen-
er, a teacher there is home for the
holidays.
Mrs. A. C. Hoggarth acid osns-`,
are in Norwich for ffehe ho1ideys,.
On Tuesday afternoon last the,
office of R. D. Cook, baker, was
the 'scene of a presentation, of::a
beautiful floor lampby themem-
bers of the staff, together with :a
fine addrese ,expres'sive of then re
gret at severing business relations
with so genial and considerate ern
inlayer.
On Friday afternoon, Dec, 19111, a
veryinteresting event took place
in our new and splendid. ,addition
to our public school for continue
ation work, the new addition is of
twoestorey brick, with '.fire proof
roof and windows and is fitted up
throughout withall the modern and up -to -data conveniences.
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CREDITON •
Mrs. Ed. Morlock is spending
the holidays with her parents and
relatives in Pandora Ohio.
Miss Trellis Hodgins is ;spend-
ing the holidays with her parents
here.
Mrs, H. Kuhn and G. Keinzle are
speudingt the holidays with fr'iend's
in Detroit.
Mrs. A. Ewald is improving slo
rely.
W. H. Brown is improving and
able to be around town.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hill an
Orville are 'spending the holiday
with her parents in Mich'.
COUNTY NEWS.
Five ducks were stolen froth two.
farmers in, Stephen Tp. last Mon-
day evening, while they : were a-
way to a Xmas. entertainment,.
Mitc11e11,
Seaforth and Clinton.
are grouped int. .t. he Junior O.H.•
The Kelly circle at Brucefield re-
ceived x$206.17 fronsthe annual sale
of work held recently
The .jury finds't•hat• death was
accidental at the inpuest into the
death of Henry Piaetzer of Blyth,1
The death took place in, Goder- 1
ich on December 16th ,oI Maria,
C. Reynolds, Mother of Sheriff R. t
G. Reynolds.' The deceased who
was in her 89i:h year was' a life-
long resident of Goderich.
idrntly penetrated a omali. °p-
ea Isere,'
Dr, Harry Browning ..of.I7nier-
eon, Men., is coining to Exeter to
join in practice with Ilia father, Dr.
J, W. Bro ening,
Ohrothy, R,unte of Essen and Ma
egusrite of 'Ciandeboye, are vis,
iting their home here.
Oran Weiner is earring him arm
inn a shine having fractured his
rt
st v1e' 'a Ford car he was cr-
anking
anking
back fired,
J3euce Walker, demonstrator in
electro 'chemistry at Toronto :Un-
i' ersity is visiting with his per-
mits.
Robt. 1VTawhinney, who has be-;
erj saffering with blood poison in
his knee is getting Well. ..
Walter Reddy a former resident
of Usborne but for four years lived
in Exeter`,: pass!ed> way on his
75th' birthday.
DASHWcOD.
;,Miss 1Vlyrta Hoffman, of Kitch-
ener, ispent 'Christmas at herhome
here.
Mr. and Mrse H. Dark 'and dau-
ghter Betty of Windsor, are vis-
iting Mrs. Dark's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C'. Steinhagen. Mr. and
Mrs,. C, •Steinbagen.
Mr, and Mrs. Wt Graybeil of Wo-
edatock and Miss Beatrice Graybe-
in spent Christmas with Mr. and
iia d Mrs. J. W. Greybeil.
Mrs. Dale of Wilton Grove, Miss
Ro;sella Cook of London, Mr.Mi1-
ford Cook de Detroit, spent, Ch-
a istmas with their parents.
Miss Grace Kellerman is vieiting
in Toronto. .
Mrs. J. K. Goetz attended the
funeral of a .brother-in-law in
New Hambie g,
• Miss Salome Tiernan of Detroit
is spending herholidays in town.
Dr. Cowen spent Xmnast at his
"home in Fergus.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Siebert of De
troit spent a few drays` in town
last week.
Rev. Bruer is visiting in Lone
don,
Misses Venda Merrier and Lucile
Willert of Windsor are spending
New Year with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Atkinson spent
Xmas. in; London.
Mr. Alfred Zimmer of Detroit Ips
spendingt he holiday at his home
here.
Mr. •and Mrsf,• 1 airy Kraft sp-
ent. Xmas. in Sarnia.
Mr. Walter Schmidt of Ft.
Wayne, is visiting relatives in
to•wni.
i .Mrs. Harry Schrader spent Xmas
,with her daughter in London.
Miss Ferrol Hartleib of Lone
dbe,, is spending New. Year's with.
1y, parents.. -.
''. Sam. Schrader, of ,Sask., is•
visiting his mother Mrs. Schroeder
in town.
gir` t Ms'.
iss $ilea Smell and friend of
London, sspent Xmas with her par -
A large crowd attended . .� the
skating rink on Tuesday evening,
the band' was in attendance. The
:and,, will attend the rink every
Monday evening for the rest of
a .aeas'on.
Miss Giara Kuntz of Lansing
spent Christmas with her par-.
ents.
Miss Idelia Baker of Detroit is
visiting in town.
'Mr. and Mrs. W, Maier of ,De-
troit per' tthe holidays with ethe
fo iner's parents;
• Mr. D. Betchen of London 'sp-
ent -Christm,as at his home
,.Mr. and Mrs1. R. Gates, Mrs.
Finkbeiner .and 'Cather'n are vis-
iting in Sarnia.
Mr. Wim, Willis: spent Xmas.with
his Sienter Mrs. Be wde'n in Exeter.
Arno:d and Milford Merner of
Detroit are 'spending the heli-
aye .with. their Parents',
Mr. Roy Neeb of Pontiac, Mich.
ieited • in tow:} -last week.
,I3r. R.. ••H, Taylor spent Xmas
t bisehome in. London.
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Mrs. Mary Rogers, daughter of
the late John Aikens, farmer of
Logan Tp. was allowed by the Sur
rogate Court• of Perth $1,360 for
her servicest o her father, who
lived in her home -from his 85th
to 95th year. She .appealed on
the ground that the allowance was
insufficient. Chief °Justice R. M.
Meredith has allowed an appeal in
creasing thei;allowance to $2,000 ire
respective of what she -'takes un—
der the will.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Disjai d- "t
ine of Zurich visited at the home.
of Minand Mrs, Emerson Smith,
Brucefield,t he past week.
A sacred contata entitled "Witte
ching With the- Shepherds" was
given, by tare •choir `under th't ,lea-
dership (of Mrs's J. Bt, McLean and
Mrs. La idea `lorganist in St An-
drew's• ehi.rch, Kippers last Sun-
Iday .evening and was a big suc-.
cess.
Ronald McKenzie, who has heel)
sailing on the lakes' for the paste
summer, has returned to hie home
at Erucefield to spend the win
ter,
Miss . Izetta Mercier, principal of
the Continuation school, New
Dundee, is at her home, Hayfield,'
for the holiday's.
David Crawl }d
or Driblin, has
bought the Graham. House,, Slinton
from J. Dorsey and has took poss-
ession, Dorsey will inQ vie r to . Str-
atford, where he has been forsom
;.true conducting .the .Empire Ho-
tel.
Miss Margaret Peck of the Walk
erville public :school staff in sp-
ending the holidays with her mo-
ther at Bayfield,
F 'C. Delbeidge ie at present in
London hospital whore he under -
wain: the' amputation of two fin-
gers owing to blood poisaiing..Ile
;v.14 di1 g'ng, in his ere dc',i with an
.,.w , :i.ix 0J~ . is o.:,, aw:l the, iyc
Eye .hath not ' se:en, nor ear
heard, neither have entered into
the heart of man, the things, which
God -hath • prepared for them that
love hien,-1 Cor,. 2;9.
Oene no man 'anthing, but to
love end another; for he that love.
eth another hath fulfilled the law:.
Love worketh no i11 to his neigh-
bor; therefore love is the fulfill-
ing, of the law -Rom 13;840
Ascribe' ye. ,greatness 'unto our
God. He is, lthe Rock; his work
is •perfect; for all jlist ways are
Ju dgment; a God ,of truth and
without Iniquity; just and right is
ht* *-Dent, 32; 3. 4.
eThie 'is the coe l fence that we
lane in, 'hi ; na ,f r e a'sk an
1 w h' , i 1 t d y
thing according Itee his 'will, He
heareth us-• eIehn 6;14,
Boast not' thyself tomorrow; for
than knowest not whet a day niay
bring forth -Prov, 27;1
Peace; I leave with yon,„my pee
ace l give unto you; not as the
world giveth. spiv ' I ;`'unto you.
Let not your' hraart be, troubled,
•....::are, let it,. afraid, -Jae, ll;e1
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NOMfeNA TIONS
STEPHEN Tle.
Reeve -Alex. H. Neeb..
Dep, -Reeve -Join Hayes;
Councillors -V, Snoll, W. H. .Sw.e '
itzer, It, A. Goetz, . All re-elected
by acclamation.
II>4Y 'PP,
Reeve E. F. Klopp,
0ouncillore-L. H. Rader, 3, P,
Rau, ,A, Reichert, WI. R, Dougall
by acclamation.
STANLEY TP.
Reeve -Geo Haniley, acct.
Councillors -J. A. Manson, John
Stile, Wm. Douglas, Wilson Carel
-and Artie Keys,.
DASEWOOD POL. VILLAGE
Christens Hartleib, Wan. Kleinati'-
ver, Thames Kluinpp, John C.
Reid, Chars. Rinker, Ignatus
tin. t
J3AY'FIi L I)
Reeve-A.E. Erwin, H. , Wee:ston, M,
Ross.
Councillors -W. ,T, Weston, J. Pee
ase, L. Thompson, S. Huston, G.
King.
EXETER
Reeve -Q. )3. Snell, W. D. Saund-
ers.
Councillors -E. ,.Coultis; C. P. Hoo-
per, T. Jones, rr.. Pryde, J. H.
Grieve, J. Davis, J. Di. Southcott
W. 'A Gillespie, Joss, Hawkii s,,
W. 'CuEN'nninghSALLaint
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Reeve-Owen Geiger, 'Alex. Smith
Robt. Higgins; ,• I
Councillors -C. Turnbull, R. Hud-
son, A. Snnith,R. McArthur, F.
Mans, W. E. Pfaff, J. Preist, G,.
Petty.
MTlERSON'S1
Lightning Hitch
HockeyShoe
Ankle Support adjusted in
aSecond without tmlacin
Larne Eyelets
QUO* Laced.
"Get the fch” .
When you want that
new pair of Hockey
Shoes, call at our store.
A full assortment of
sizes and styles carried
in stock:'
C. Fri ..~ .
tz and Son
A. fi1E SSAGE
TO w
FORD OWNERS
ITS A FACT THAT FORD MAG-
NETO DOES GET WEAK -
LET 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. PRICE. $1.00
H. S. WELN, - . Prop.
DASH W OOD MOTOP. SERVICE
qtr. HERALD PRINTING
OFFICE
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?leued Wednesday noon from the
ion advenee; $t,00 may be charged
If not no paid. U. S. subscripti-
ons $1:75 strictly it advance. No
pcper discontinued until allar-
rears are paid unless at the option
ez bhe publisher; Tlie date to
which every subscription is paid
is denoted on the label.
hilaciglaneous articles of not
ire than five lines, For Sale, TO
Seat, or Waisted, Lost, Found, etc.
cacti fin.ertion 25a„
ltddreba all communications to
Display Advertising -Made known
i• appikettign,
illray Anneal! -One insertion Die
Insertibns • $1.00,•
!'arm or Real Estate for sale
•"isr first month, $1 or each sub-
tent insertion.
,rICTION SALES --42 per single
alaeMloxll 41l hat over five inches is
ength.
alga:'e'ription Terms; $1.25 per year
:arta of Thanks, In Memoriam, 50c.
Loral and Legal advertising not-
aee, reading matter, 10e a line for
;ret insertion and 5c per line for
each subsequent insertion.
Profeeeio/ia!' Cards not exceeding,
inch, $5 per year. `
Sffective after ran, let. 1920
Thursday, ,-a,nuary, let, 192$,'
Unit
ci.l.. he 11 a?�,Wt Ill, %��.
we.6tei` lrlaltS, Stocking and_
Neckties from Spruce Trees,
Wood, Celliflesc Furnishes the Len- •
Onus Ji'1aza t d----l)y.ed and Waver,
Like Silk --=•Man and the Si.11k
Warm•,-,4:44enncul4 These Pro,.
ducts Are Much the Sauce.
t;ontributed by On, arta .oepaartrneatAeX
Agriculture, TOCOnto.)
We all wean' stlleen ties, and tbilett •
)r care little of tn.e sotirce ofthe'hnn,•.,
,friar from which the tie was Ade,
lou may doubt the statement what
he tie you are wearing came larged'
awn a poison gas, carbon di-o11doe,'
compound that is ever present foe',
ne air in which we live and break,:
silken ties should be beautiful, sinew:
.,ich are born of a remarkable par-
-atage, an invisible compound fear.
.outlier and a sunbeam for father. lite
we walk into the spruce forest whose-
the tall trees reach toward the sky,,,,
We pause with wonderment and aak
dow did it all happen. We can spend,.
an interesting moment in tracing thee.
development of the trees.
:,Such' So -Galled Silk ()ernes' Prow.
Spruce Trees.
The tiny seed of the spruce, nursed.-.
py in:otner earth and bathed in the:.•
warmth of the sun, springs to lite,
...Aid pushes its tiny stem and leaves,
,,Lit to the light, and air, out to the,.
air that contains the carbon di -oxide
from which our tree will draw taoat...
of its substance for growth -•out to,
the sunlight that activates the -chlor-
ophyll green of the tiny leaves, 'sett
ung to work the chain of processent.
that make wood growth. Layer u&+on,
layer, the wood cells are added ate.,
she tree develops. Every new leaf
increases the growing capacity of the
little tree, doing its part in the train.
.ormation of the carbon di -oxide gam
to sugar starch and cellulose, tem.
compounds it, wood cell structure,
Wood Centulose Furnishes the Lus..-
t'ous Thread.
Wood cellulose is the tree materials
need by the manufacturers of silk,,,
the lustre silk of commerce, to makes,
.ne silken threads that we all like tel.
pouch. The lumber -jack cuts the
•.ree, the pulp -maker by chemical pro--
eesses reduces' the wood to tinker
rite eelluie,se. The next is nitratiarti
...ills is done uy treating the celluloses.
wick a mixture of nitric and sul-
daurie acids in solution, taking care
ur to overdo the digestion proeesa,,.
,led then thoroughly washing tlae
duip free filial the active acid agent&
sue nitrated cellulose is then mutest;
rib alcohui and ether, reducing it
n the conciitiun of viscous collodion
ext it is tittered carefully and forced-
..,rough : minute orifices in a glass,.
,.late and on into a water bath wales
•.uo fine threads. solidify. As the,
:reads solidify such are passed om..
,ver a roller and into another bath_
•antaining a reducing agent known.
.s • ammonium sulphide.
eyed and Woven Like Salk. •
Passing ou frOm this batlah':notl-
tikes threads go ver heated drwua
.0 spindles to be•driett and t lstede
otu larger threads. To have` the
,ai:en threads we 'must give "thew
..iron, so into the dye bath they go.
..s done, over'the drums the aolore&
. cc,:ads pass to dry, - by, a route Haat.
aids to the spool or spindle. Deck
:..Sera operate the knitting or weary -
machine, an artist's mind coin
. els those human fingers, which irk
.,rn control the forces that unite the
,iored silken threads Into articiet&
wearing apparel such as sweater,
,.:ts, neckties, and stockings.
=un and the Silk Worm.
What is the connection between
rtincial silk and'xiatural silk.,. It la
e: y close; so . very close that
,te expert chemist is frequently call --
"u in to decide on samples and de-
femme if the product of man's art
ad industry or that of the silk,
,urtn. Mylan goes to the tree for his.
..w material, so does the silk worsts.,.
.an uses chemical agents and a ma -
June of his own invention;, the silk
uric can't help it since nature ga'var- •...,
a bony structure and a, ciigestilet
,sretu that would, convert the green,
of trees to silken cocoon .over-•
s threads.
“etuicatilly These !Products 1Viuep beth
Gbemiecaily the product of man's eine-
.favor and the silk -worm's wore arm
.i ueh the eeme. Few will eieu ii Oat
.est gtai,ue il'' your wooden s..oel~
,,g's, wooden necktie or y;;,cide•;
•weater ear, were made pose...in bb=
.uericht.arts. of 'a u,an or the green ;:rawlw
r so much ,uved by the :pegi,.tt; of thn
iieep tai,: Lees growing, bo;.: tihask
e may never want for silken.
,tithes.—L. Stevenson, threetor of
atension, 0.A,C., Guelph,
Needful Minerals In tiec•. ,
The culmina dairy feeds e,•ntain-
ug the most lime are toe , =5;uiu's,
•.tys, cowpea, clover, alfalfa and soelr
fan, that from cowpeas eueteinirit
ie most. Those which coha:,iu the:
• .ost phosphorus are wheat breath,
+heat Iuiddlings and linseed ureal lee
.lie order given, None of tirecon-
' entrates contain as much lime as the,
,egumes do, and no roughage mune
Leine as muelf ..phosphorus as tate
..,entrates named.
Essential to Mink Cow Dry.
Milking cows dry ie esseutlstl,•
When 'milk is left rA the 'ridden utter
each milking, the glands WW1i gi seen
ally slow up oh secretin.:' Lam sus ;
ultimately the coax will cliy e. It
pays to .spend a few Writ Sutra;
stripping toe udder to tee., e'Staai'ts,
that all the :tuiik titre bet r, 4yet,ety,
Boots Desirable for a
Mangers or
,irablc feed foe' dairy e.
,neatest obacction is Or,
•ulved Ingrowlig', burn.
nitzng them,
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