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ZERICH liEltALD
SCHOOLREPORT •
S. S. No, 11, Hay for esionth or
lbeeseraber
IV—Darrilnee Jeffrey 37'3,
Vastrie CCharrette 301, Precille I)u
4elaanse Millie Diajardine xDor-
4Alks' Dultearnite 1554
"Sr. 11I—Gord0U.Sm4h 246, An -
:Alone?' NaVate 238, xRuth Hendrick
Wtayniond Fading,. 195, Irene,
Itherrette. 193; xCalrenep; Schade 7
L a f ramboise
Sts, Dislardine 362, Den
Charrette 325, Lucille Jeffrey
Av31a Ducharme 191, Normen
etlifetraras 188; elaird Hendrick 157,
.41:se.E.egie Duhcarme 126, eldaelin Jet -
1 07.
Richard Masi.set 233 ,Marie Lafrom
anise 179; x.Marie Siemon 98.
Verse Disiardine 153, Ther
sweat Msesse 131; Merle Masse 127;
• ilteaulie Duhcarme 110; Leonard
LaIrentholse 62
Pratatsr—Eva Meese 73, CCherrie
Zelfrei 71, Alphon.se Masse 5b,
-11ffastint Dueharme 49.
'Those pupils marked x missed
eitine ea. more exarrei.
Howald, Teacher,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
The 'Nomination passed over
'sweilielly on Monday, il1 aie old co-
uil being re-elected by . acclam-
..taiion viz—lReeve, John A. Manson,
41Doissicillors, john Etue, Wm. Dou-
se, Art Ikeys, .Wilson CCarlYle,e
Margaret Erraet of Toron-
Pilbent Xmas. at the home oZ her
• 'Kt:later, Mrs. Hy, Erratt, Babylon
Aims •
• Mr. and Mrs, Copeland or Win-
'. - are spending th2 holidays at
Mvate Itsrace of •thela,Wr's paren'.ts,
-and Mrs. Win.. Pollock, Goshen;line
A very successful Xma.s. concert
lame held in, the Goshen Scoohl last
1101109841ay evening.
Mr. Ruskin KYia, Who is teach-
-Ant: at Timimns' is spending hte
ilhotidays at his home, on Babylon,
Owing to the storm_ and the con
• •dition of the roads last Sundaes
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meaev J. Durrant was linable to
iget to Blakey consequently there
evas no 'service.
Among those who have inIstal-
• tilted radios recently are Geo,. E.
lifohnson, and Russell Erratt.
CREDITOR
Mrs, Jaeoh Schwartz left or
lirs'ettorla Hospital, where (she was
siperated on forgall stones, she has
'tee ma frequent sufferer from this
Ipainhil trouble.
11. F. Eilber left last week for
see ..13nelianan, Mich., where he , will
ltrin Mrs. Silber and Esther.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Holtzman
are 'Rpentling the holidays 'with the
latter'S parents, Mr. and Mrse jos..
Heist
Harry Lankin had themisfortun
to run in the ditch and was ,some.
whet innjured by being jammed
behind the steering wheel.
Mr. and 11Irq 'Cliff Hill have
left ,for Pigeon, 'where they. will
spend the holiday's.
LOrne G, Dreier, of illanover,son
of Rev. and Mrs.. W. -Y;, Dreier, is
visiting at thop alrental horrcedur
ing the holidays. ,.
Gerald Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Smith, is confined to his.
bed Nyith pneumonia. '••••
Mrs. L. ,Stahl and Mrs.. E. Stahl
were'called fo the bedside of CCora
Stahl in the Victoria Hospital, -
where she. underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Eva, claughter of Jacob and
Anna Marie Rau, born Oct. Ith,3
1859, departed this' lifesat 'her
home in London, Ont. on Dec. 15th
aged 74 year% 2 months and 2 daye
The late Migg Rau was the second
infant born in Crediton. There
were three brothers' and three -sis-
ters in. the family. Outside of the
parents who have gone before,the
death (of Mi&s Rau was the :first
break among the .children of this
family !circle. '• The .departeddived
in the city of London for 55 ;years
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The rink has been ope.ned. for
skating arid meeting with good
resuile.
si)r. G. Knepp,fand Mrs. Knapp
were viatters inn bruce county.
Miss Olive Wolf is receveriee.
from her recent seeiouAly ilieess.
Our grun .buyers are get ing in
large supply•s oi graie.
fece•a Sherrit , R.N. has lieentsp
end:nt, the pest weeks stith her
mother and has been nursing at
at _Exeter
Mee Nelson, who was the gues.
of Nirs. )71i...suing, has retinae!
Wm. Sheffer, of Target° . is •-vii
iting his fab.pe ta. Sheffer.
Mr. and Mee. JV, 0. Goodwin
ited in London.
Lee Hedden, had the misfortune
recently while skating to injure,his
ankle whieh •has 1ai4 hum ,up.
The zriu•nicipial OA has been<
boilinng the last week and an, el-
estion ia antivoipated,•. '
Mr. an.d 165. A. Bolton, celebr-
sited their • golden -wedding anniv-
ersary on Wednesday' lastwhen a
number of their relatives were pees.
j, Mi. BPltOn'a father and &o-
ther who lived near the villege
tallied respectively the ages oe102
and 98,.'giving :tholes ' average
of 100 .years and with liuch eines-
try they might th;:e to Celebrate
75 rears. .
STar Ferris, of California has.
been .here during the past week
visiting relatives.
' Pleased to ••.0.6e: 'Bit' G7. Kiilapp
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Corn Corn I
We are receiving a carload of .
Choice Corn for Feeding, purposes. i
Leave -your order now •
For POultry •
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• ALSO HAVE ON HAND THE WELL-KNOWN HOMERY FEED..
FOR STOCK.
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tack 91 luirtbago, •
'rhosSUa1e strffered a, freebies,
of one Wrist when he fell down
the stePs of the public senceil.,
Russell IVIEkay,, of London is vie
iting hi g) parent's here,
11ls and Jean Smalls, -
combo • are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. F. Smallacombe at Guelph.
The Presbyterians '•ar'e held a
Xmas. concert in ,tfite Town Hall,
on Tuesday ore of thiel week.
'Elliott Bell who has Spenttlfe
last three Years in Oregon it
home lYir. and Mrs i Jae. A.:
Bell.
EXETER
Dorothy Kuntz, who is 111 WNW-,
toria Hiespitel, London, is in a yery
critical condition. • '
' Oliver Pavia Of Bridgburg and
R. E. Davis of Blenheini were
vis-
it�rs at .their horke. here, •
Hazel Kerniek,•en..Thursday last
had the misfortune, to 'slip on ice
and fall, fracturing a 'bone ' in
her ankle.
•Stuart.Stanbury'of' T,oronto
Un-
iversity and Kenneth of London Un
iverSity ,a,re home , on 'vacation, •
•,Mr. and Mrs. D. Roberts, of Tor-
onto, Mr, and Mrs. Vivare of agitch-
eThwere -Visitoris with Mr. .aund.1VIrs
W.H. Doerr.
• Reg. Bobier,. was a Isuccessful
student in the College of Pharr.-
acy. ,
.While Playing hockey , the other
day, Clarence Boyle had the m4 -
fortune to. have his) nose broken
when he „,collided :with another pl
a yer.
W. H. Dearing, who underwent
a .critical 6,peration at London;
improving.
The remains of the late .Geo.
Etherie.gton, who, died in Marlette,.
Mirth., were brought to Exeter,•In-
terment .taking .place in. the Metter
cemetery, he was 81 years of age
intl. 'suffered much with cancer. -
4"ctin Dec:`e.12th Mrs. Those
passed to her reward. Here -Maid-
en nents. was Susan Andrew, was
.born in Devonshire, Eng. in 105- In
1857. a..s married to thces;
ithe saha place, and jrnmediately
set out , to find a place in Upper
C1Canacia,.• for a fee; years' they
lived near St. ThornaS, -leaving-th-
ere earify the-'six.tieS• they set'
out• -•for the Huion"Tract. '
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• COUNTY NEWS
On Friday .evening 'last mi. and
-Mts: • EdWard 'Talbot,"Brensen Line,
sfinfley, ' eneertalned A lage 'nun.
b'e,of Olen da toab.ountjfi1
supper, it 'being the china anniv-7.
arOry of • their '•veticling.. Their
friends and neighbors presented
them, with a- beautiful. and costly
china set of dishes. .
- The tender of the Vvery-Shipp
Construction Co., for the whole
-contract of building the new Own
hall at a eost f 08;270, Was accep-
ted' subjeCt to .the passing of the
by-law by the ratepayers..
Lee McConnell Of. Varna, had the
misfortune: to -slip •n:nd fracture his
ankle and will be :poraineel to , the
house for !some. time.
The ,transit elevator at Gederjch
has had an .exceptionally heavy
run of grain . in the past 10 week's
averaging more .than 1,000,000 bu-
shels .weeklY. The short run
Head of tha Lakes, (4th no dela'y's
in making the harbor and quick
dispatch at local eleVators, has en-
abled vessel8 to make quick let -
turn trip's; • i",romjiient` among th-
ese are tin NiaPlocouyt and Drum-.
fmeed,, the' forriter having an aver-
age rend: trip, run of: 943-4 hours
end the latter a close second at
95 1-2 hours. 1
Harry .131.6ornfield, of Farkhjll,
was tsentented 1°2,90 dayS by Mag-
istrate
Za`Pfe for the theft of ch-
lekens: -.-"
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.Mrs. Howard riumphi;eys, a'. for-
mer Clinton- singer, recently sang
from jacksWritirille, Fliit1a, and in.
the 'near future 'ti'S to gIV'e a radio
•concett sp li1l :for her old' Olin
;Cori' friends. • •••
• Alin lour, of i3rueetiela
neat with a painful accident a few
deys .ago: He was trying to. putt):
his car out of the garage when his
hand was caught in the chain of
the hind wheel and his little finger
was 4J� badly 'crushed that ' it had
to bct •arnputeted. • •
The ii‘,1,%Ar: airl'S Guild, of St.
John's . church, Verne, 'shipped 4
balris ,of quilt, clothlug, and Other
c•emforts, .to. their ,former :rector,
Rev. 'Condell,, of C1edonia t� be
usidfor the Indian's.
.The Ku Klux Klan • has, inVaded
,Goderith, A Meeting Was held'at
the Misnic 'Ilan ..Sunda Y • last,
for 'Which 'thc, Invitatoni had been
given by word oce ,nropth, and 10
of 50 Men attended. .
•Mtinday,. Jan 4the 'the eitiZ-
end oi Clinton Will vote On a by-
law, to provide.4'..th. sum of: $80,000
for a• new Collegiate Inetittitee
Mr. annd Mr. Robe.
of the town line, gtaple.Y:,= relebrat
ea the 30th ',ianiliver SAO'. 'or their
Wedding 4:•:thilr hos et on 'Satin. -
day, .BeCerither lath, when, ate the
family 'Which Comprises five chil-
dren 'Were preSent to congratulate
to 'the honored . parents, .and to,
wish them many More years ..;.,o1
b,lppiness. In 1395 they were
united in 1irarriii.0 in Middlesex by
-.her -maiden Pa111e being Uy-
knt n. The 'event was a compl-
1,!:!. varprise.,
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IEEPIlift HENS iiiALTHY
• )BAINAGE° AND vOintiA,TroN,
Bow yurty IMPORTANT.,
n Wild State Birds Look Alter
. Themselves, But. If They ,Aite to
Work for You Theo You Must'Do
Things for Them.
4 Contributed by Ontario Department or
Algricuitt.re, Toroso.)
If poultry are to .be kept free. from
%iisease their' living qeertetrieseillre-
'1urre • as Much. attend* 'a's those 'of
ther stock. The sneeialista,give the
soultry this ittention.endmere, but
. he great majOrity,ef poultry -keepers
aegleet the hOUSing conditions-
- First of'all the'Arriuse•ShOnid be
supplied, with drainage that will in-,
sure a dry floer„st, all times.. Damp-
ness promotes the growth of bacteria
and makes birds.. subject to 'colds,
roup and other diseases: Ventilation
without drafts very • necessary,
fresh air coming' in arid foul eat/ go-
ing riut. Large amounts of molature
are eliminated from the lungs of
birds. There are no sweat glands
and the bird metabolism: is much
more intense than it is with, other
farm animals. The exhaled moisture
must be removed or. the hopewill
become damp and urisailitary.. Pro-
vide four square feet per bird, faoe
the house south and provide. cc rine,
open front through which the sun's
rays ean enter and reach every- Inch
• of door space., Arrange the interior
of th, 11.011.11, to facilitate easy clean-
ing and disinfection. This means
movable nests, rooks ae.d feed 'hop-
per's, -that Can be lifted out tot permit
a thorough • cleaning, at least ence
every three weeks. t •
The Runs.
Don't fence jn the you/try 11 it can
IA avoided. Better fence In the
garden and give the birds therun of
the farm. The green feed and in-
sect life will do much to keep tilt
young birds growing and tiepcithy a:
no cost. If the birds must be reareS
under -intensive conditions, then two
fenced -in runs should :he provided
These should be limed, spaded anc!
seeded to some green' feed map, be.
•ipg 'used for thebirds alternately
'The use of lime •kiid thei•eipplication,
of the spade frequently will- do mucl'
to keep the yard in fair condltion.
The Utensils.
Most diseases spread through. con
,tattikate,d feed and water. To pre
vent • contamination,' the utensil:
should be. of such -a design that the
bird cannot get ith feet hitir them
Feed hoppers and water fountain.
clear of scraching, and have a,narroe
platform on which the bird can stem:
while feeding.. Wide platforms wil
mean contamination. One large hop-
per or fountain is much better the:
a, lot of tittle ones. Utensils, ir;
which milk and antiseptic drinks are
'Used should be of crockery or enamel
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ware. Feeding utensils, if Of inch 1'
type as can be soiled by 'Ilie••birds.
should be given frequent attention
and kept inlianiterY conditi�.'
• The practice of throviiiig seratch'
feed on the same -Spot •of ground is
nee the beat. Those attending :poul•:.
try should keep fax mind that, tlic•
bird soils contaminates whatever,
ground it passes over, and the greater
area of range the less•the degree of
contamtnation. The chicken cannot
Use a fork or shovel ie clean the yard
or pen, in which you keep it prisoner.
In the wild state the bird looks after
its own hygiene; as a creature of
domestication Under your charge, you
must do ,it, If conditions are to be
the best.—L. Stevenson, -.Dept. 'of
Extension, 0. A. College, Guelph.
Services !tendered by Stock Yards. •
Illsnrodsy, December, 31, 1925%
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employer, ' and --sviih41o.;.ienniiiunce.. that 1:
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I hairi opened a*H, 1,t4o4'ilitteGailige
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1 AA" XN A POSITION TO GIi727. EXPERT SERVICE
1: AND REPAIRS TO, ANY' MAKE (:).e CAR. ALSO 'RE- ' ?b..
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1.• - BUILD AND CHARGE' BATTERIES O? SHORT' NOTICE t-141.:
':.1... 0 A FULL LINE or GENUINE. tbRia PARTS FOR SALE.
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The service generally .perfornied;
by the Union Stock I Yards and for
which charges are levied on its pa -
trona, le that of supplying:asuitable
place for • assembling,
feeding, grading, dealing in livestock
with all the protection facilities and
',:onytnieices needed for Buell opor7
:Worm.
On 'arrival at the stock yards the
company accepts the responsibilityof
the live stock. lts employes unload
and deliver the stock to the alleys
of the different corrimission 'lime tee
which it is consigned; the tett/sr to
the cattle alleys, sheep. and ,calves to
the sheep building and hogs ioz.the
hogs building. The pens ere ,padlopke:
ed until the oininission firm signs(
and takeii'' bier the cdtiaignnierit.1
This latheeereice and protection the
7'Stock Verdi , Cempany render , fee?
their untoiding fee of $4.:69 per car.
''' in addition to the serifees of 'un-
lOading and yarding,' the Stock Yard.'
CoinpanY supply and weigh
.scales over which all stock sold must •
be, weighed, gl•Ilk,WAn.0114.•;COrrect
Weights..tte:.•..the yendnretndt.pgrchas-
er. No additional ihargei are inade
tor this service, .# being included in
'the yardage charges.
The emPleres orthe o4npini feed
and 'water the stock when requested
andkeep the pens and alleys cle&n
AO 'in repaW ' They? also do' a great
deal otheoling About the yardokan4'
assist thi Government Eng •Gradersi
• These ars services that have addi-
tional fees on:some yards. The Com-
pany maintains a traffic:department
Whose services are available to Ship-
pers at no expense iD making ar.
rangements with the railways for
oarii.or in Cane of dispute'sover lois
and damage in transit. The company
• also maintains an *nice ;building for
the use of commission •Arn18, banks
and Government offitialk se ,t,hst the
business of its patron.' may be,guielc.
ly and oonVeniently despatched. Live
stock ia.insured against' fire While 13
. the reeds, /or Whirl U oents•per ear
le cbsrgedagainet:Lthe seller of the
steak. The alleys and pens are alto
Cleaned sad dildisfeated against out-
breaks Of„ contagiOuis disease tinder
restrictions laid down by the muni-
cipality and the Health of ' Animals
Branch of the Federal Department.
—4. Leitch, Dept. Of ECOnomics,
.0. A. College.
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Keep eggs in ;the noblest plate Pos-
sible and market them often In hot
weather. Eggs that are fertile will
begin to roil in twenty-four hours
loss if the 1rInperatlire is as WO
' a al.a•
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all Lines, of Artistic Apparel..
Call!and..See our XMAS.
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A.ST . YEAR. •." WISHING 'YOU ALL A—
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PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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TOYS 00:1411001S KINDS FOR TIIII xiili lints, Di!Lpep*svr:
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WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF, CHRISTMAS eitzwa
AT' DIFFERENT PRICES. .A.L$S0 CRRISTMAS DECORATIONS,
FOE THE #0111.111 AND 01131101111AS TREES. . Y..
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FOR 61Prs WE HAVE MANICURE SETS, TOILET, SETS; A,-,11
TRAYS, POU 41i MKS, AND PINE STATIONpRY.
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Dr. A. J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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