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ZURICH. ONTARIO.
On a recent shipment of cattle
to Buffalo, N. 1'., made by Messrs.
Weir nad Wei:, of St. Marys, they
received about $200 as a premium
on twenty head of cattle. This
was due to the difference in ex-
change, Americal money being at
a .premium of 6 per cent. The
present rate of exchange benefits
the slippers approximately $10 a
head.
DASH P. QOD
ilame
Mr, and Mrs, L. Bader and fam-
ily 'visited at Mr, Faasold's on
Sunday,
Mr. C. Fritz and family of Zur-
ich called on J. Kellerman's on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. G, S. Howard and
.Evelyn spent Christmas with
friends at Blake.
Mr. J W. Ortwein of Ilensall
was in town on Monday.
Messrs. John and Milton Oes-
tricher of Naperville College are
spending the holidays at their
home here, The former occup-
ied the pulpit on sabbath even-
ing.
Great preparations are in or-
der for the Christmas entertain-
ment to be held Friday evening
—Come and bring your friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Doerr and family
of Laird, Sask. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Cook.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report of Room III.
The fcllowing shows the stan-
ding of the classes for Decem-
ber lased on weekly tests and
daily marking on regularity, pun-
ctuality nad conduct;
Sr. V;, Science, Geometry, Lit-
erature and Reading;—L. Hartleib
82n, Ii. Ireland 76, V, Fassold 72,
L. Graupner 65*.
Jr. V, Science, Read., Memory
Liter;—M, Jennison 84, E. How-
ard 31, M, Tiernan 75, C. Slteinha-
gen 66.
Sr. IV, Spelling, Writing, Mem-
ory, Reading;—A. Hoffman 85,
F, Hartleib 82, IT, Zimeaier 78, P.
Kleinstiver 75, J. Guenther 63*, E.
Guenther 56**,
(*) No. of Exams missed.
G. S. Howard, Principal.
Room II.
Total marks 655.
Sr. III;—Minnie Rinker 493,
Laura Reid 466, Gertrude Fischer
428, Sollie Bettschen 385, Adolph
Guenther 346, Elmer Zimmer 217,
Verde Baker 230, Oscar Miller 121,
Jr. III, total 640;— Enema Gra-
upner 495, •Harold Kellerman 483,
TO EVERYDODY. BE MERRY.
N?iME
SEASON TICKET
1919 - 1920
Zurich Athletic Association
'Good every evening from 8 to 10 and Wednesday and Satnr•day
.afternoons from 2.30 to 5. Hoc key matches and special attract-
ions wilt be charged extra..
Nor :iR AN SFERABLE
Above is a copy of the Season ticket which entitles the liol-
tler to enjoy the advantages of t he Zurich skating rink. Help
the gond work along. Buy a tic ket.
Financial Statement of
Zurich Police Village
Taken from Treasurer's Report of Township of -Hay
for the year ending Dec. 15th, 1919.
RECEIPTS
Bel on hand from 1913
Village rate -
Dog taxes
"Township grant
Water sold
PAYMENTS
132,11
1355.18
20,00
212.55
1.25
$1721.60
Feb,4 A, l+'. Hess elect ex1,t'n 5 00
8,T. Deichert rep. Trump "(P
10Street lights for Jan 190,00
100.00
3.90
100.00
3.00
100.00
.'10.00
5,10
1)
Fob
. TS Prang rep puma,
eftpr.5 Street lights foe Mar
HO rt
Apr.
Con, Keller, work
May 3 -Street lights for May
Jail.5 rr June
C. Keller elft weeds!
Clara Bender 477, Mable Schede
464, Verna .Birk 419; Clarence Pis,
cl,e.• 411, Al\iu Kellerman 404, Lam-
bert Warner ern, Loreen Baker
208, Harry elartleib Lot,
,Sr. II, total 595;—Alice Willert
480, Arnetta Steinhagen 472, Weal-
thy Senroeder 461, ateaee Guenth-
er 45s, Cowitney Burmeister 419,
Almeda Miler 400, A,ice Urigg'a21,
Victor 'Tyler 297, Eddie Hamacher
293, Elgin Merrier 263, Edna Wilds
a62, Walter Stire 115.
C;. Edmeston, Teacher,
Room I
Jr 1I;—Theada Hayter 94, Flo-
rence Guenther 87, Gordon Bender
79, Ivan Lipperd 79, Margaret
Merrier 75, Louis Zimmer 74, Edna
Schaus '31*, Milferd Stire *.
.Sr. Pt, II;—Willie Eveland 91,
Pearl Bender 79, Floyd Wein 66,
Louis Staubus 64,
Jr. Pt, II;—Nelda Fassold 95,
Martha Graupner 94, Adam Stine
88, Selma Genttner 76, Early Pit -
mer 50°.
Sr. Pt. I;—Ernest Rinker 95,.
Elda Kraft 92, Helen Nadiger 92,
Margaret Willert 89, Lloyd Stire*,
Oliver Staubus*; Garnet Burmeis-
ter 68, Leonard Bender*.
Jr. Pt. I;—Wallace Wein 83,
Era in Guenther 80, Eddie Dearing
78*, Rud. Vincent 74,
Class I;—Pearl Schade 84, Vic-;,
tor Kraft 83, Arthur Mor•entz 8q,
Sophia Stire 72.
Class 2;- 'Hugh O'Connor, J,
O'Connor, Herb. Sclalundt.
Pupils marked (4e missed marks,
through absence.
P. Tiernan, Teacher.
Aug.2 &reel lights for Jul 09.0i
Sept,9 " Aug, Sep .180.0:)
A. Zeltle cln well 1.5.0
L. Prang rep pump 24.10
Nov.10 Street lights, Oct. :i0 00
Dec.5 E. Wenn spr;nk:e s1 s. 1.1 2 i
6 C. Smith wrk, crt'kr f hall 1211
Library grant 50,00
Herald account 3,5,);
Street. lights 180 0 I
Insurance on fireball. 4.0'i'
8 Meli;ck&Brautn acct. 1 s i
W. (1, Ross, attending <.io, k 5 'I t
Stade&°Weido acct 2.73'
A Price, labor 6.5)
12W, E, I'.Catf, the 20 n,
15E. '6i-urne teans.ng gravel 75.35
Geo Thiel learning tile 4.00
D. Oswald g' avel ti 09
Int. on Advances 21,50
$ift7.l0
Batlike- all >FiYrill'ti 04.5gi1
; 14:9 $1104.1i;
HENSALL.
Joe Hudson and Robt.. Caldwell
have Tented the skating rink for
the season.
Miss Lexy Murdoch will enter t.
the Brantford General Hospital-:
alter New Years to train for a •
nurse.
Mr, Jr. H. Durand of Grand,
Rapids, Mich., is visiting relatives
near Drysdale.
Mr W. Reynolds, one of our pi=
oneer residents, passed away On
Dee 11th, aged 77 years.
It is reported that the second
train on the G. T. R. is being put,
back into service. -
Mr, and Mrs. T. Palmer, Sr.,are,
t'i: iting relatives in London .tor a�
me,nth, ..
EXETER
Mr. 'Wm. Northcott of Hay,wheri
stabling his cattle last week,' had
five of then- go wild, and one got
on the L. H. & B. track, and was
killed by the train.
Mr_ R. E. Pickard has returned
home from the west.
At the Huron County Council
meeting in Goderich a claim was
presented by Mr. F, W. Gladman
of town for $455 for damages in
ec'nneetion with an auto accident
on the Lake Road, The Road
and Bridge Committee reported
that they had met at the bridge
west of Exeter and after examin-
hug the scene of the accident and
bearing evidence with respet t to
the condition of the road where
the accident occured, de::ided to
accept liability .for damages to car
and pay it, and if a properly cer-
tified statement of claim tor :lam -
ages for loss of use of car and
damage to occupants be given to
consider them.
SAGE TEA OAIIKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't Stay Gray 1 Here's an
Old-time Recipe that Any-
body
caw Apply. '
The use of•ettese and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother's
time. She used It to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect:
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a bottle of " 97yeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound,°' you
will get this famous old preparation,
improved by the addition of other in -
gradients, 'which can be depended up-
on to restore natural color land beauty
to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
bean applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your hair, taking ono
strand at a time, 13y morning the
gray hair disappeara, and after an-
other application or two, it becomoie
beautifully dark and glossy-.
Vi yeth's Sage and Sulphur Corn.
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. It le not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of
disease.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The council of the Township
of Stephen convened in the Town
Hall, Crediton, on Monday, the
15th of December 1919 at 10 a. m.
All members were present, , The
minutes of the prevoius meeting
were read and adopted.
Alon,.o' Hodgins, Tax Collector,
was authorized to continue the
levy and collection of taxes in the
manner and with the power pro-
vided for by the law for the gen-
_e - levy and collection of taxes.
A petition signed by 22 rate-
payers asking that a plebi:.cite be
taken or1 what is known as the
-Cow-tag by-law, was received
and ordered to be filed.
Orders to the amount of `,;2135 22
were paid, A detained state-
enentewill be printed in the Tress-
' nrer's annual report.
The Council adjourned seni die.
Nominations for Reeve, Deputy
'Reeve and Councilmen for the ye-
ar 1920 will take place in the Town
'Hall, Crediton, on Monday Dee.
29th at 1 p.m.
(Henry Eilber, CLERK.
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...sea-sea; eh%
Mr. Moses Foist and Miss Mary
tteeszier were united in marriage
ac tree rlvangelicai parsonage last
.auesday, Dec. 9th. '1'ney are
now comfortably settled in their
home on rN1ain Street and haven!
the hearty congratulations and
best wishes of their many friends,
Rev. S M. Hauch was in Chicago
last we:k on business.
The t yster supper given in the
Town r.iall last Wednesday night
under tee auspices of the Womens'
Instil'., was well attended, The
'proceed, .will be used to equip a
commu. ity reading room.
.Harry Trick has returned from
sailing en the lakes this summer.
vtiUve t 1 , ♦vc.l,. a.
Mr.. G. J. Dow, of Exeter, who
had a tearer o1 horses, at the
Guelph Show last week, got sec -
end with "Dick" in a class of 17
geldings or mares fo.ile.i pre; iou3,
He also got third for
Tris team while Alex. Sinclair of
Kipuen got second. W. 11. Es -
see , got third for junior steer;
alf :in grades, D. .r?otheringham
of; J3rucefield got second for Can-
adian bred draught team in harne
ess, A & J, Broadfoot of Sea -
forth got second for Cai:aei•in brd
Clydesdale mare foaled in 1916.T,!
J. McMichaeI of Seaforth got thi-'I
;"d for ,Canadian bred staliion fo-
;tleci, in 1916, and second :and third
for three gets two years andun-
der from Canadian bred Clyclesd-
'ale stallion.
Richard Oliver, a Grand Bend
'boy was instantly killed at Belm-
ont, the other day, when he was
run down by a freight car. Young
Oliver a carpenter was working
`on a new plant of -the Canadian
'Milk Products, Limited.
} Mr, John Leary, of Stella,
whose barn was recently destroy-
ed by fire has purchased the farm
'of Mr Fred Kerslake, near Staf-
':fu.
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BRONSON LINE
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GRAND SCHOOL CONCERT
The annual Christmas concert
given by the puliils of S. S. No.4
and the young people of the sec-
tion last +Friday evening, proved
.to he a success.
It w as well attended by the peo
ple of the section and the neigh
bouring vicinity, The ac bool
was packed to the doors, even
with part of a portition remoeed
'which furnished considerable more
;room.
, The school was prettily decor -
tried with cedar branches and Ch-
ristmas paper decorations. The
Christmas Airco was a pleasing
sight decorated with candies and
numerous gifts for pupils and
teacher,
The concert •consisted of chor-
uses solos, duets, dialogues, drilla,
recitations, etc. The children re-
sponded well to their numbers
showing the exceptionally good
talent the shcool section has. Mr.
Elmore Elopp See,-Trea.s. of
the section acted as ehairman.'flis
a)i'ity in this rapacity added gre-
edy to the interest of the pr: gr-
am. The proceeds which we're
about $20 will go towardi a fund
of buying an organ ler the Bicho-
11"Iiss Elizabeth Rasa, 26 years old
of inter -national fame claims to he
the :smallest perfectly forinei wo-
man in the world. She weighed
only fifteen onnees when born and
now weighs twerty- even ioandt
and enesteeleee r32 Lucite* iii a
eareiniNi
Wi uii Low
areldrsbj
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Now for an Old -Time
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