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Misses Cora and Mildred Schr-
oeder of London ,spent the holi-
day with their parents. ,
Messrs. H. Rinker, Clifford Pfaff
and Albert Tyler of Sarnia were
ZURICH. ONTARIO.
,Hon. T. A. Cr erar, ex -Minister of
Agriculture at Ottawa, addressing'
thee United F rimers, warmly see'
red protecti. tarrifs.
visitors in town over .Xmas.
Messrs. Herb Geiser and Milfred
Koch of Detroit were home for
the holiday.,
Mr Art Graupner of Port Wayne
Ind„ visited at his home hem for
a few clays.
Mrs. 3, Cook and sore of Drum -
be, visited with friends for a few
days.
Mr. Melvin Guenther of Kitch-
ener spent a few days at his home
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith of Win-
dsor spent the Xmas holidays with
Mr, and Mrs. Jonas Hartleio.
.Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Broughton
have returned to Toronto after
spending Xmas with Mr. and .hers.
J. Kellerman,
Mr. and Mrs. .J E. Hoffman and
Mr. Chas, Guenther of Tavistock
visited in town this week.
Misses Alberta and Myrtle Cook
of London, Alma of Detroit and
Mrs. J. Dale of Wilton Grove are.
this week visiting their parents.
Misses E. and S. Tiernan of Lon
don visited their brother over'
the holiday,.
Mr. Carl Graupner of Toronto,
spent a few days at his home.
Mr. Walter Fassold of .London
spent Christmas with his parents.
Miss Clara Kuntz of Stratf•ard,
is speeding the vacation with her
parents on the 14th con.
Messrs. N. •Schatz of Detroit and
the boast) of Mr. R. Allan on Chr-
istmas day.
Among those who spent the hol
idaya their homes here, we not-
ic.e l; 11:is3 Annabel McDoneld,Miss
essie Tough, Miss Margaret To,
ugh, a.nct lr,r, Gordon Manson.
lvir, Albert Keys and sister, Miss
Ruth, spent Xmas with friends in
Bayfield;
t NSALL.
A well attended meeting of the
Hensall Farmer's Club was held
on Monday evening Dec. .22nd,
Some of the speakers were W. B
Elder, Jas. SmiIie, of Hensall; Wm
Black of Seaforth, Messrs. L. Sch-
ilbe and O. Kloppp of Zurich, the
two latter having been delegates
td, the big U. F. O. convention at
Toronto recently,.
In the Presbyterian Mans, lien-
sall by the Rev. J. A. McConnell on
Wednesday, December 24th, Miss
L, Green of Grand Bend was un-
ited in marriage to George Pair -
bairn of Tuckersmith.
• Our hockey team visited Exete
last Wednesday evening and play
ed a friendly game.
tMr. R. F. Drysdale Left on Fri-
day for Vassar, Mich,, where he
will spend the winter with hi3 sis-
ter, Mrs. J. Kirk. •
Mrs. (Dr.) Hardie and daughter,
Mrs McIntosh are vi i'ing at Toe -
onto. •
Mr, Wm. Buchanan of the west
is visiting relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Scott of Tor
onto are visiting friends and ref-
atives here;
Otto Schatz of Chatham spent A quiet wedding was solemniz-
the holidays with friends in this ed at the Methodist Parsonage on
vicinity,. i Wednesday Dec. 27th, when. Miss
Mrs. Wm. Schroeder has return- Florence May Roberts and Mr.
ed to her home in Detroit. John Samuel Zimmerman of Wat
The Christmas entertainments ford were united in matrimony by
held in both churches last week pr Rev. .A. E. Doan, an uncle' of the.
Remember you must have am-' oveclsuceessfu%. .No charge was bride. •
•
talon to succeed, for ambition is `made in the Lutheran. About •A Watch -night service' was bee
the light that leads one up the $90 was taken in et the Evangel- in; held oin the Methodist church
toted peaces of life. And it dote ical.inn Dee. 31st,`
i '' The Bibi' Society not thine only Like a star 3E the � 3' ceilectors have1
top, hut it brightens all the long completed their canvass and the
hard ay„ i Sec.'-Treas., G. S. Howard has
The timid ouI who thought the remitted the contributions amou-
world Was arming to an end on nting to $22 to headquarters in
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EXETER
d•—!l+ •
A Very quiet wedding wee, sol -
December 17th, is again able to Toronto. emnized at the Main St. IYIethod-
draw breath, since that date has i Quite a gathering assembled in is • parsonage, Exeter, at 8..0 eloc
!sassed with out anything happen- Mclsaac's hall on Saturday even- on Wednesday morning, Dec, 24,
ing. Though we are told, "Of ing to witness tb.e presentation of •wber the Rev. Dr E• Medd unite
that hour and day, no roan know- momentos to our soldier boys, ed in marriage Annie Rosetta, de
nth.' yet there are altrose .vise who served overseas. Adresses i tighter of Mi. and Mr Itt des'
people, who can tell us all about were given by Rev. Graupner and: mere and Wm. John Ryckman,son
it fan before 't dues nut ha _ Yager Princ. Howard and Dr. { of Mr and Mrs. Albert Ryeknian,_
pen. g ' p Taylor. About $300 was collec- ; The happy couple tiviil make thein•
Production fo batuminous co tl is ted for the purpose. Twenty- " future home near Moose Jait;.
reported to be rapidly approach one boys, who enlisted from this 'Sark.+'Kuhn and Miss Elizabeth Oeatrei-
S'1'ANLk X 'X ovv.Issi'l.t9.
Nominations passed oft quietly
on Monday, all the old Coueeli be
ing re-elected by ztcelaluation wil-
t/wing are the Council; Reeve,
x. RameyM, hiliott; ,CouncillorsRameya:. :Blood, Wen, Dougles and
l;rue. x
A Social will he held at the horns
of Mr. Will ltobiuson on We••:lnes
day evening Dee. 31st. under ghee
auspices of Goshen Epworth Lea-
gue, the chief feature or the pro-
gram will be a debate. Resolv-
ed that the usefulness of the
Naze is greater than gasoline as
a motive power.
Last Sunday Rev. D. Johnston
preached farewell sermons to the
Varna and Blake congregations.
Mr. Johnston and his family will
be much missed in this community
he leaves this week fop his new
field of labor at Lucan.
Mr, Robt Irwin of Clinton, a
st udent of Victoria University,pr-
eached very acceptably last Sun-
day at Goshen and Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Dunkin and
Mrs. Margaret Armstrong of Flint,
Mich., who spent their Xmas, hol-
idays here have returned to Flint.
Mrs. S. Johnston has returned
to her home on Babylon Line af-
ter spending some months in the
West.
Very successful entertainments
were held last Friday and Mon-
day evenings in Varna, muter the
auspices of the Presbyterian and
Methodist respectively.
• On Friday afternoon last, at
the closing exercises of Goshen
school the teacher and pupi agave
a very good entertainment. Af-
ter whi _ i old Santa distributed pr
eserts t•r all the children.
• • Mn. 1•.11 Robinson, who has been
attending Victoria University in
Toronto, is home for the holidays.
Ruskiii Keys, who is attending
Normal School at London is holi-
daying at .home.
Charlie• Pratt is spending the
Jiolidays with friends in London.
t'REDITON.
Harry Trick left for Detroit last
week to take charge of one of the
boats during the winter.
,,•Lorne, Brown of the Toronto
University is vacating at his home
here,
eMr. and Mrs. Godfrey Nicholson
?rieleing at •Crosswell, Mich.
Wm. Motz returned from Lamlecell, where he had -been engaged fair
eeme .time;, ' • nr
On Saturday last, Mr. Coad
ing notmal. Throughout the Unneighborhood for service over- Our local Municipal pot is 'bur'
ited States reports indicated from seas were each given a band ing and an election is id sight.
140 to 95 per cent of the miners at ring and a medal suitably engea- The death oceured in Toronto on
work are ready to enter the min-' ped. The boys eajrressed their Thursday of last week• of • Janet
thanks in reply,
es as soon as they are put :a shape
for operation. Of the large pro-
ducing fields. Indiana appeared
to he closest to normal in the mat
ter of coal mined, althiough re-
ports from Illinois, Ohio, Pennsyl-
'Fania and West Virginia, showed
that production was rapidly on
the increase,
eneenteesseeneseetenterinereenteinsen
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says ai ;nettle bath, before break-
fast helps us look and feel
cleah, sweet, fresh.
Sparkling and vivacious --merry,
bright, alert --a good, clear shin and
a natural, rosy, healthy complexion
are assured only by pure blood. If
only every man and woman could be'
induced to adopt the morning inside
bath, what a gratifying change would
take place. Instead of the thousands of
sickly, anaernicdooking men, women
and girls, with pasty or muddy
Complexions; instead. of the multi-
tudes of "nerve wrecks," "rundowns,"
"`brain fags" and pessimists we
should see a virile optimistic throng
+et rosy-oheeked people everywhere.
.An inside bath is bad by drinking
each morning, before breakfast, a
'glass of real hot water with a tear
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from) the stomach, liver, kid-
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
vious day's indigestible waste, sour
'fermentations and poisons, thus
cleansing, sweetenfne and freshening
the entire alimentary canal before
eputting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to stek headache, bil-
iousness,
iliousness, nasty breath, rheuntat#soy,
colds; and particulary those who have
s, pallid, sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which
will cost but a trifle, but is sufficient
to demonstrate the quick and remark-
able
emarkable change in both health and appear-
ance, awaiting those who practice in-
ternal sanitation. We mist remain
ber that inside dteanliness is more itte
portant than outside, 'because the skirl.
doer not absorb fttnattrities to eon.
•teminate the blood tvlrtle the Voreil, poreA
t''t It or lrowent dos.
BLAKE
A very pretty wedding was sol-
emnized at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Douglas on Tuesday,
December, 23rd when their only
daughter, Mayne, became the hap-
py bride -•-of Mr. Thomas Dinsmore
of Hay Township. They will re-
side on the groom's fin? farm, and
Hogarth,' Wife of Mr. Wm. Heide-
man, formerly of Exeter•, at the
age of 24 years. Her demise wes
due to diabetes..
t, Mr. Ed. Down of the west is
visiting relatives here. •
Mr. Earl Shapton underwent en
operation recently for nasal Iron
uble.
•
A. hockey league has been.;for-
died in Exeter with four teams lin
their many friends join in extend ed 11114:4p. 0. F., Clerks, High
ing best wishes, School, and Bankers. A schedule
The Christmas tree entertain- is being arranged in which each.
team plays each of the other team
three games. Two games will be
played each Wednesday right.
ment which was held in the Blake
Presbyterian church, on Tuesday
everting of last week, was a dec-
ided success. The programme
consisted of ehourses, reading, dia-
loguee Y.1lt1 liD%etke+le by the Me -
Bride Orchestra etc., was well re-
ndered and much enjoyed after
which Santa Claus appeared • on
the scene and distributed gifts
from the tree ,which delighted the south of Exeter, had a very pain-
children. Much credit is due to fol experience qn Wednesday of
those who trained the cl'i`dren 'and lass week. While her parents
were at the barn in the morning
the little lass got out of bed min
was given by the children the last started for the barn in her bare
day of school was much enjoyed feet. She got about half way
by a large number of the parents and then returned to the house.
and friends: The children took The weather was extremely cold
their parts splendidly which ref- and the child's feet were frozen
leets much credit on the teacher + GUENTHER—HOOP.ER
Mr Hoffman, who had the child- A quiet but pretty wedding took
red so well trained. 1 place at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Bechler, of Mich., accorup•-+; A-• Hooper, Lake rd., on Wednes-
anied by his cousins, the misses day Der., 17th, when their young-
Wideman, spent. the ho'idays with est daughter Clarise E. was ten
friend;, in this vicinity. } ited iii marriage to Mr,. Earl R.
The Misses Lydia and Mary Cxiri- Guenther, eldest son of Mrs. H.
fe
z+r]clr are visiting friends at Bach.;Guenther, of Dashwood. The
en.. ' ceremony was performed in the
Mr. ,lakes Cries erieh leassold I preeenecr of the immediate faitlil-
• g . fes, by the Rev. Dr. Medd, of Ex -
his property in the village to Mrs .
.COUNTY NEWS. A
Dorothy, the little five-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Luker, of the London Road,
young g P
e
oPle.
The school entertainment, wh'c'i
Clarke of Bayfield. We welcome step
Mos.. Clark back to ow, ;•illage. + The Queen's hotel, Blyth was
1I r. (#ingcrirsh ,end family have •
raided by .constables Pellow and
moved into Mr. Is, Brennerm'u's I Welsh. last Saturday night and a
hc,trse, i small amount of liquor was seized
Mr. and hips. ;dam Hey and Earn •Capt, .Rey. Joseph Elliott of
y spent Xmas. day with Merida
in
who was overseas as ch-
in ;Zurich,aplain during the war, and where
Miss Pearl McBride entertained
health failed, died in St, Andre
a number of her girl friends on ow's Military Hospital 'Toronto
L on Sunday' He was born near
Monday afternoon.
Pito/Held and was a Presbyterian
m
A family re -union wets held at whetter a trex fat. seal• -.e
'cher were married by Rev. S. M.
Haugh, and will reside in Crediton
A quiet wedding' was solemniz-
ed at the Methodist parsonage, on
Wednesday night last when _lli.s
'Matilda Brown, daughter of Mr.
Barney Brown, was united in mar
t riage to Mr, Joe Kernick, of Ex-
eter.
Joseph Heist, who recently un-
derwent a serious operation at
"Victoria Hospital London, has re-
turned home and is improving in
health.
A program was rendered in the
public school last Friday after-
noon, and the first publication of
"The Maple Leaf News," a bimon-
thly paper published by the pup-
ils of the Intermediate room, made
its appearance.
Our --village is making rapid str-
ides towards installing Hydro. Mr.
Doerr, the manager at Exeter,
has canvassed the Village and
forty-four consumers have signe:i
up, as well as over 100 -horse -pow'
er was asked for.
are farmers' best friends. When the old wind-
mill fails to "water the cows" be prepared with
a UNITEDtopump water. And for scores of
other jobs your UNITED will save you hund-
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cream separator, churn, grindstone and many
other machines with
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United 13/a H. P. Specifications
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3�/a in. Bore, 5 in. Stroke. 18 in. Fly Wheels
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Sole Agent ZURICH
WE ARE IN THE MARKET
FOR ALL KINDS OF
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES
F. C. Kalbfieish, Zurioh
NAME
SEASON TICKET
1919 - 1926
Zurich Athletic Association
Good every evening from S to 10 and Wednesday and Saturday
.afternoons from 2.30 to 5. Hoc key matches and special attract—
ions will be charged extra.
NOT THAN SFERABLE
Above is a copy of the Season ticket which entitles the hol-
der to enjoy the advantages of the Zurich skating rink. Help
the gond work along. Buy a tic ket.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 acres, Lut 15,
'con. 12, Stanley, 3', 'miles north of
Blake, ilo,osi cement wall bank
barn 56x52, with cement floor, tail
Idee. Good Ile story, 8 roomed
brick houses with summer kiteh-
1 en and woodshed rodded. Barri
waterwell, also cistern. Five
acres orchard; Nearly all fenc-
ed with wot en wire. A spring
creek supplies water all the year
round. Eight acres fall plowed.
Half mile from school. Daily R.
R. mail and rural telephone eonnec
tion, Possession can be given
April 1st, 1950. Reasonable terms
tA. lr
to Jas
. S. Delgaty, ,
1�t
p�R. R.
g y.
Not 3, Bayfield, Ont. Phone 11
on -78, Hensall central Melt. ,
STEPHENUOCNCIL
The nominations on Monday at
Crediton resulted as follows;
Pot Reeve; John Love, Alex Neeb,
V. D. Sanders.
For Dep -Reeve; David Webb, W.
eYarly,
For Councillors; M. Finkbeiner, .3
Hayes, G. Penhale, W. Sweitz'r.
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HEAD STUFFED FROM
!CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Eight Vp.
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Instant, rel'ici--no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the air
passages of your head clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, -snuf-
fling, blowing, headache, / ryness. No
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh disappears.
Gel a small bottle of Ely's Cream land, 11P-11.Uixu', ft yoarling -
Dalin from your /druggist now. Apply er. Owner can secure 4nntehelfby
FOR SALE
Berkshire Pigis, Dorset sheep,
Registered by Toronto and Lon-
don prize stock; suek•.rs, four mon
ths, six months pigs; sheep both
sexes, various ages, some with
lambs at gide. Apply to Will
Pearce, Hensall, Lot 21, con 2.Ray
FOR RENT
A house and barn on Babylon
Line, Hay, after March 1st, For
partieutars apply to J. Hey, Jr.
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Tonto inr, H. Trne.-nn^t•`s l,aa'u,•e
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, peeving T>rope/ty and paying,
healing cream in your nostrils• n 1t pen- pt nsr�q, �lrle.1 to Dominion
pen-
etrate through every oar passage of the Ie 0M' 7,uAclr,
bead, soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in'
stantiy. ,
It's just fine. Tion t stay stuffed e
With a cold or nasty eatarth,
Advertise its the Ilcra'.d.
•HERB IS A. NEW ONE
A Westinghouse electric Iron
will be given FRET; to anyone in..
stalling the hydro berme the 15
of •r'elrrhxary.
LOOK HERE -
The Be.s: Chr:stmas Preae,•ttt yota
can give is a musical Instrument..
Go to 1..[. Well, the nrnsic dealer
see and hear the New Edison and
McLogen beautiful Phonographs,
they will convince you they -are•
the Best and cheapest on the mar—
ket .Also singer and new Ray—
mond sewing Machines. One as
good as new. All in stock at my
• residence. II. Well, Zurich,
If HAIR 15 TURNING
CRAY, USE AGE TEA
i%ere's Grandmother's Recipe to:
Darker) and Beautify
Faded Hair.
That beautiful,, even shade of dark,.
)flossy hair can only be bad . by brew=
ing a mixture of Sago Tea and Sul-
phur. Tour hair Is your charm. It
makes or mare the face. When tt
tides, turns gray or streaked, just an
application or two of Sage and Sul.
phut enhances itsappearance a hues*
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the in!x-;
tura; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. est ie called W'yet•h's
Sato and Sulphur Compound. This cast
always be depended upon to bring'
back the nateral color and lustre et
your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage era
Sulphur Compound now because it;
darkens so naturally and evenly that:
nobody cart tell it has been applied.
'y'on dimply dampen a sponge or Batt:
brush with it and draw this through
the hair, taktng,one small strand at a.
time; by morning the gray ham foul
disappeared, and after another appll=
cation it become beautifully dark and.
appears glossy and lustrous, This
ready -to -use preparation le a delight.
tui toilet requisite for those Who doi.
sire dant hair and a youthful appearr
ante. It is not intended'tor the curpl
pattigatiorl or prtavontUQA At Alnaitt.w