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THE HERALD, Zurich
THURSDAY, FEB. 4, 1915
SCHOOL REPORTS
The following are the pupils of S.S.
No. 5, Stanley. The report is based
on attendance, general efficiency, and
good conduct, during the month of
January.
8r.III-May Pollock, Lorne Mc-
Bride, Pearl :Stephenson.
Jr. III -Elinor McKinley, Myrtle
Armstrong, Edna McLinchey,
Sr. II-Wilaaaec McLinchey.
Jr. II -Wille McLinchey, Leanord
McBride.
Part II -E amest McLinchey,
Gladys Ashton.
Part I -Frank McLinchey, Garnet
McLinchey,Clara Stephenson.
Primer -Edgar McBride, Alice Mc-
Linchey.
Those who attended school every
clay during the month were: --Elinor
McKinley, Edna McLinchey, AIice
McLinchey, Willie McLinchey, Frank
McLinchey, Willner McLinchey, Ear-
nest McLinchey- I. 3louglas.
The following is the report c f S, S.
No 4, South Stanley, for the m )nth of
January, Pupils are arranged i I order
of merit. .
V. class -Win nif red Etue.
Sr. IV -Leonard Talbot, Edna
Etue.
Jr IV -Amp Etue, Esther Talbot,
Blanche Etue, Richard Etue; Clarence
Tough.
Sr. Steckle, Marian
Etue, Cecil Murray.
Jr III -Allen Steckle, Wilfred Etue.
Sr.II-Hannah Steckle, Victor
Etre, Levi Etue.
Jr. II -Freida Talbot, Peter Etue.
Sr. I -Agnes Etne, Louisa Etue,
Clifford Talbot (absent).
Jr. I -Celina Steckle (absent).
Pr.-Celinda Steckle, Thressia Etne,
Godfrey Eine. J. A, McKay
A reliable man to sell
HARDY CANADIAN GROWN
STOCK IN ZURICH and HURON
Conn ty
Start now at the best selling t,1rue,
Send for list of Spring Off'er'ings
and terms to agents. Liberal corn-
missi:lns, Handsome Free Outfit.
Stone €, Wellington
The Fonthill Nineties
(Established 1837)
TORONTO
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FOR 1915
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" " .Weekly Globe 1 75
.wily Mail and Em-
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Weely Mail and
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Tolr``mto Daily Star 2 85
Weelily Star1 75
" Daily News 2 85
London Free Press
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Evening Edition2 90
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QCW.RE SPONDE N GB
DASH WOOD
Mr and Mrs Seth Brown of Fan-
fleld;spent Sunday at the home of Mr
cad Mrs Wm Snell.
Mir Wm Bauman and sister and
Miss Belle ,0verholdtwere visitors at
the timate of Mr ,and Ms David Betts -
ohm,.
Mr Wan E,velan t le visiting his
family tin this ,place.
E M Brokenshire attended the. Con-
servativeorganioatiora Meeting at Clin-
ton ,on Saturday last,
Mrs Fred Dearing who has been
visiting friends at London and Strat-
ford for a few days returned holno
Saturday evening.
John Kraft has inaugurated a new
system in eonnection with his business.
Hereafter he will nun only a strictly
cash business.
Messrs Fred and Willie Kaflman
spent a few days at ::the home. •of Mr
and Mrs Fred Wieberg,
Mr and Mrs Jacob I-Iartleib had a
dance on Thursday ,ef last week in
honor of the thirtieth anniversary of
their wedding day.
Mr Fred Dearing while returning
from his trip Monday evening upset
and his horse made for home, Before
reaching the village it had freed itself
from the cart but outside of breaking
the window no other damage was done.
Fred says the walking -was none to
good.
Mrs Tobias Guentner slipped on the
ice on Monday and in the fall severely
cut the back of her head and otherwise.
received a bad shaking up she has been
under the doctor's care since.
Mrs Ruben Goetz is laid up with
the La Grippe.
Miss Emma Callfas had a quilting
bee on Wednesday afternoon.
CONTINUATION SCHOOL JAN-
UARY REPORT.
Normal Entrance, Examined in
British and Ancient History, Geometry
Algebra, Physics and Composition.
The narks indicate the average per-
centage taken. Those marked with an
asterick were absent from part of
Exams.
Pearl Tiernan 94, Addison Tiernan
78.
Jr. H 5 Grad.
Examined as in preceding class.
Leonard Birk 94, Kennith Rutledge
84, Myrna Hoffman 80, Walter Fs:asold
73, Adat+'assold 66, Karl Graupncr05
E rnest Stire 64, Ida Routledge 49'1,.
Harry Guenther 38'^.
Sr. H. S. Ent. Examined in Geo-
graphy, Geometry, Algebra, Arith-
metic, Spelling, Reading, Compositi-
on, Art and Physics.
Elgin Schatz 78, Mena Ehlers 75,
Ada Grenzebach 70, Lloyd EdighotTer
69, Czar Kellerman 50, Olive Held 40''
Jr. H. S. Ent.
Della Neeb 93, Lillie Zimmer 89,
Lulu Steinhagen 83, Grace Kellerman
83, Myrtle Neeb 81, Melvin Guenther
81, Milfred Koch 79, Antonette Zim-
mer 78, Homer Guenther 70, Ray-
mond Calfas 67, Harvey Shraeder 66,
Hazel Snell 63.
J E Henry. Principal,
The following is the report of
room 2,for January, based on, a tt-
endance, diligence. and general
demeanour.
Sr 3rd, -Oscar Graupner 75,
Mary Miller 75, Maimie Genttner
75, Ira Tiernan 75, Cecelia Gerrnat
to 74, Zeeland Guenther 75, Wilb-
ur Ehlers 70, Luella Sobatz 68, John
Gossmann 61, Roy Neeb 60,(absent)
Mildred Sobroeder 60, Idella R ader
58.
Jr 3rd -Clifford Pfaff 78, Rosie
Guenther 76 (absent), Aibert Tyler
74, Gladys Guenther 72, John
Rader 66, Sy'tclnev Baker 68,(absent)
Elsie Schroeder 65, Myrtle Kooh
60, carnet Willert 58, Percy ,-Will.
ert 48, Oscar Hartleib, 30, Edna,
Cameron 36,(absent,
sr. 2nd --Louise Granpner 80,
Tillie Haim -roller 78, Verda Fassold
75(absent), Barnet Gossmann 'T0(ab.
sent, Lucinda Willert 70, Abram
Vincent 68, Edwin Rinker 50.
,Tr 2nd, -Idella Baker 78, Ros
etla Koch 75, Howard schroeder 70,'
Freda stire 65, Willie Bender 60
(absent),' Fred stirs 75, Average at-
tendance 34. Ola M Wools,
The.foilowing is the report of
room i; for the month of T>a,nna.ry,
The report is based on attendance
diligence and general demeannnr
Jr11-Mervin Tiernan '93, Czar`
Bteinhagen ,81. Violet Bieber • 75,
Albert Eveland 73, Charlie Snell
59, Anna Vincent 52.
Sr Pt Ii --Peter Garnatte 86,
Harry Rader 84, Adolph Genttner.
82., Jack Guenther 72,
Jr .'P$ •11 tiolonton Eettehen • O.
Lillie Willert 89, Courtney Eidt 88,
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Stire 83, Hurry Zimmer 81
Lureal Willert 79, Leo Eveland and
Wiban Zimmer 77, Henry Bieber 76
Victor Tyler 68.
Pt 1 tt---Oscar Miller 90, Minnie
Rinker 89,Alice Hoffman 83, Edith
Giuenther 82, Percy Kleinstiver 75.
Verda Baker 71, claret Bender- 69,
Alioe Grigg 67, Elmer Zimmer 60•
Pt I B-Loreen Baker 88, Etbel
Gabel 81, Pearl Gabel 79, Harold
Kellerman 74. Armetta Steinhagen
71,, Eddie Hamacher 68, Almeria
Miller 61.
Pt I A --Lorne Tiernan 72, Court-
ney Burrzaeister 87, Lillie Bettchen
60, Average attendance 26.
Almede, Finkbeiner Teacher.
.DA.SHW0OD
SHOE STORE
I have a large stock of all
the latest and best in Mels'
Ladies and Children Shoes.
Call and look over our lines
before yott buy elsewhere.
We can save you money.
Repairing Promptly Done
Butter and eggst ken in
exchange for shoes.
David Pfau'
Dashwood
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BLAKE
Mfrs Arthur Clark had the misfor-
tune to fall one day last week and
broke two ribs. Her many friends
hope to see her around again soon.
Mr and Mrs Geo. Campbell treated
a number of their friends to a, fowl
supper ou Wednesday evening of last
week,
Miss Myrtle Meyers has taken a
position in Clinton.
Mr and Mrs John Thirsk entertained
a number of their friends on Frida
evening.
Miss Welda Stevens is _ visitin4
friends in Stratford and Shalrespear-'
.Mr Wm Schenk was busy last wee
pietti ng in a supply of ice.
Mr Harry Zapfe had the lnisfortun
to fall on the ice on Monday and hu
his arm.
Mr and Mrs J A. Carnie had a fami
ly reunion on Saturday of last week
DRYSDALE
Miss Valerie Laporte was visiting a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Den
omy the first part of the week.
Mr. Hector Laporte and John Rae
were the guests of Mr. and 11Irs. Pete]
Bedonr last Sunday and report a goo(
time.
Mr, Nelson Ducharme and daughter
from Michagan are visiting relatives
in Drysdale.
Miss Bertine Denomy left last Fri
day for Goderich and intends to std)
for a couple of months.
Mrs William Denomy, who No
been sick for the past week is recover,
ing.
Mr. and Mrs John Laporte were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Etue
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Reges A Denomy and
Mr, and Mrs. Johnny Ducharmo were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Brisson last Wednesday evening.
Mr. Isaae Ducharene and Mr. Max-
im Brisson, who have been here for
their holidays, have returned to the
seminary at London.
Mrs. G. Pollock has sold her farm
to Mr. Philip Denomme for the suns
of ,,$6600, Possession will be given on
April lst Mr. Denolume will have one
of the finest farms on the Sauble Lino.
•He is one of the prosperous and in-
dustrious farmers along the line anal
his many friends wish him success.
Zurich Moat
MARKET
UIEAL1[RS TN
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
(; jSH FOR SKINS & RIDES
T't t ,gbi'lx,t &
Desehert
EXETER.
R. G. Seldon was appointed secret-
ary of the Exeter Agricultural. Society
at the annual meeting. A. G, Dyer,
who occupied that position for 36 years
was given $15 by the board as a gift.
W. D. Clarke was appointed treasurer
in place of N. D. Hurdon.
The case of Norman Kellerman vs
W. G. Gibbons was dismissed by the
magistrate when it carne up for hear-
ing a few days ago. Gibbons gave
Kellerman security for $700 as against
the note of $300 which Kellerman
had given him in the automobile deal.
A hydro -radial meeting was held
at Kirkton last Wednesday when the'
matter of an electric railway between
St Marys and Exeter was discussed.
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HENSALL
Percy Clark and E. Drake have
purchased the Commercial Rotel from
W. Perkins and took possession on
Monday.
James Carlisle, another of the
pioneers of Hensel], passed away on
Jan. 25th, after an illness of about 5
years. Deceased had reached the age
of 90 years and had been a resident of
Hensel! since 1887.
W. Perkins of the Commercial
Hotel, who recently underwent an
operation at St. Joseph Hospital,
London is recovering,
A pig, dressing 530 pounds, was on
exhibition in G. Petty's butcher shop
ast week.
F. Richardson and F. Coker of
Chiselhurst have joined the second
contingent.
Messrs. A. 'Wm
GREDITON
Miss C Hill has left for Detroit
Where she will enter Grace Hospital as
a nurse,
Lorne Finkbeinor underwent an
operation for appendicitis recently and
is improving nicely.
An 0?t;chestra has been organized in
the Aseivngelical Sunday School.
Srintelledden. of Crediton east. is
receeyorliag from an :attack of append.
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nTE ARE INSTALLING A
number of new devices
and malting other im-
provements in our printing
plant which will enable us to do
job work as neatly and quickly
as any city office. Let us do
your next job, no matter how
large or small it is, and we will
'convince you that «•hat we say
is right. Oar prices are also
right, Be loyal to home indus-
tries.
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6 bandeomdly illustrated 'treekly, ,Earges6 Mil".,.
ceixatler, of .any selentiile journal.nr.300
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T BEG !t0 ANNOUNCE TO
the people of Zurich and
vicinity that 1' have made n,rranre
ments with a leading wall paper
firm to handle all kinds of Wall
pape°s, Border,, etc; Parties
interested will do well to get my
sample kooks and prices before
buying:
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ING. OF ALL KINDS ATTMNDISD TO.
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COUNTY NEWS
Seaforth Agricultural Society has a
balance of 5407.58 in the treasury.
The Gunn, Langlois Co, of Clinton,
handled 25,000 birds at their' 'poultry
plant in that tower the past season.
The Jackson Mfg. (7o. of Clinton is
considering a government contract to
supply 5.000 pairs of military trousers;.
Clinton recently had a Belgian day
when a large sum of money and a
aege quantity of useful clothing,. etc.,
Was donated.
Mr. Dagg and family have moved to
the farm on the 2nd con., Stanley,
which Mr. Dagg recently purchased
from Mr. Fowler.
Bruce county council -has granted
30,000 to the Patriotic Funds. One
half to be raised this year, and the
balance next year.
Rev. Frank Richard of Mluucey,
newly appointed rector of Bayfield,
Goshen and Varna churches, arrived
at Bayfield with his wife and family
recently,
Rev. R. Hicks, pastor of the IIeilsall
Methodist church, has received a call
from Windsor for the next conference
year, and will likely accept if agreeable
to the conference board.
PATRIOTISM
AND
PRODUCTION
Agtieullural Conference rimier
the Dominion Department of Ag-
riculture in Cooperation with the
Ontario Department of Agriculture
will be held in the
• Town Fall, Seaforth,
Friday, February 12, 1915.
TWO MEETINGS
.00 P. M. & 7.30 P. M.
SUBJECTS -Tho duty and ollnor-
unity of the Canadian Farmer, (a) in
relation to Farm Crops, \Vni Stjuir-
rell, 13 8 A. A RRnciate Processor of
Field Tlnshaudr , Ontario Agrieniter-
1 College, Gnelph, (b) in relation to
ire Stock, B +, Angle, B 8 A,
Silncoe,
In addition to the above speakers
r Musgrove, M P P anti others will
dress the meeting, Warden 3 M
ovenlock will preside,
GOD SAVE THE It:NG.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVIC,t
EGenglirmsanh, Sunday 10.30 a. in.
" 7,00 p.'m
Bible School 2,o0 p. 1711.
Men's Uls'n'ry S Tuesday 8.00 p, m.
Luther League Friday 8.00 p, m.
L A S 1st Tues'y of month 2.30 p, Vin,
You are cordially invited to take an
active part in an these meetings and
services.
Blessed are they that hear the
word of God, and keep it. Luke 11.28,
EVAN. CHURCH SERVICES-
Sunday, German 10.00 a, in.
" Junior Y, P. A. 1.00 p. m..
Sunday School 2,00 "
" (Service) English 7.00
Teachers meeting 8.00 "
Mon., Tri -Mu Brotherhood 8.00 "
Tuesday, Y. P. A. • 8.15 "
Wednesday Prayer Meeting 8.00 "
Friday Teachers Training
Class 7.30 "
" choir practice 8.30-"
Ladies Aid meets 1st Monday of'
each month at 7,30 p. m.
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,MEDICAL CARDS
DR. E. B. BALFOUR, graduate
Western University, late of
the MIilitary Hospital and Victoria
Hospital, London. Office in the
building formerly occupied by the late
Dr.McLaughlin, Dashwood.
DR A. J. MacKINNON late House
• Surgeon, Ede County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Palycliniti
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont.
Farm For Sale
210 acres of good farming and
fruit land. 2000 peach trees of which
1000 are in bearing, good, plenty of
water, good building, well fenced and
partly drained. For particulars
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IMPLEMENTS.
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
of Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
tilizer Drills, best and light.
est made. all steel.
Manure Sprzaders and all
kinds of plows and repairs
always in stock.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies, and
Wagons before buying else-
where.
GRAY MOTOR ENGINES
14 H. P. $75; 2 II. P. $85; 4 H.
P.$125; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H. P. $325;
12 H. P. $375; all warranted firdb
class.
At the old Stand: -
Square Dealing Our Motto"
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Lumber! Alludes! a hs
We 'have a large stock of these
on band, Estimates given an
con.
tracts taken. All kinds of exterior
and interior finish for houses made
to order We hand re all kinds of
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