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TRE MERALD, Zurich, Ont
THURSDA.1% .0:AN. 6, 1916
SCHOOL REPORTS
The following is the szeport of S S
a -No 2 Hay for the monesh,of December
Wand Forrest, Willie Blaekwell.
Sr HI:
Annie ;Richardson, Oryicile Smith.
Jr III;
Mary POI -rest, Grant Love, Wesley
Redmond, .01iflord Redmond, Pearl
Kipfer,
Sr II:
Greta Forraata Vera L Gram, \V -
ley Richardson, antis Love,
Jr II:
Russell Conga, Fredrick Quacken-
bush, Bell Kyle,
Sr Pt II:
Bona Blackwell, Margery E Rich-
ardson, Luella Jarrott.
Sr Pt I:
Roy Xyle.
Jr Pt I;
Glenn Love, Greta Black aa.311, Flor-
ence Armstrong.
No on Roll 23,
S Petty, Teacher.
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'REPORT OF U S S No 1, HAY
AND STANLEY
The standing of the pupils was de-
termined by the combined results of
the term work and the Christmas
exaMinations. The names- are in
- Order of merit, in the various classes..
Sr IV:
'Marcel Laporte.
Jr IV:
Leo Corriveau, Alic Dricharine
(equal), James Johnston,
Sr TTT:
Tuffield amomme, Felix Jeffrey,
Lawrence Ducharme, Abel Dacharme
Sr II:
Stella Denomme, Treftley Laporte,
Leona Corriveau, Richard. Denomme
and Dennis Dttcharme (equal) Harold
johnston
tr It
Donella Denomnie, Gertrnde Dn
charme, Nora Jeffrey, Cecilia Laporte.
Jr I:
Dennis Corriveau, Fergus Jeffrey,
Willard Duchartne,
Primer:
Noel Laporte, Loretta Denomme,
Bernice Ayotte, Marie Denomnie,
Willitrt Oorriveau, Lloydon Denomnie
Annabel Dacharme.
R P 1 Dougall, Teacher,
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DASHWOOD
IT -2 Brown -left on Monday
morning for Dublin,
Miss Addle Ehlers of Toronto,
returned beano andswill remain for
-some time,
D Tdienamaisithieweek moving
'into his new house on Main street
IV1JEmmersen ,Gebel' Is also isiov-
4rig 'into the hese•vaoated by Mr
'Tieman, which he rpurcaased re-
eently.
Arthus-Oratipner deft for Fort
Wayne, Friday.
Mr Rarl Gran owner andaMiss Letta
GI,aenther, who have been.spending
the holidays at their +homes here
left 'for Stratford Mendedy to re -
surdas their studies.
Mr ,and Mrs (3 Keilerossaa enter
tained a number of their friends -
to a very pleasant fowl -.supper
New Yettl.T'S eve.
Mr and Mrs Ed Nollaof Milverton
spent the holidays with friends,
Mr J 11 Ehlers of Harrisburg is
visiting his parents here at present
Mr Milton Ehlers of Brantford
spent New Year with his parents.,
Seveal from here attended the
dance held at,ffrand Bend New
Years Eve.
School reopened Monday with
our same staff of teachers.
Mr Frank Beaver and bride of
Bay Port Mich, are spending their
honeymoon with relatives here.
Thirty couple took a sleighride to
the home of Mr and Mrs W White,
Crediton East, on Thursday last and
helped them celebrate their silver
wedding. All had an enjoyable time
and before leaving wished Mr and Mrs
White 25 more yearaof happiness.
fIENSALL •
A. recruiting meeting was held in
the Town Hall on Wednesday evening
Judge Barron of Stratford addressed
the meeting.
Mrs R D Bell has 'purchased one
Of Mr Cadmore's residences neat the'
Loudon road.
A number of new houses will be
erected in Hensall next year,
Edmond Geiger, wife and family,
of St Thomas, spent the holidays at
the former's home here.
Considsrable interest was taken in
the election for reeve on Monday. The
vote resulted as follows:
1$1.nalliaeonabe 101, Petty 62, Hudson
40, Councillots norninoted did not
qualify, so another nomination will be
held on Jan 10bh.
. BO RN
Wolfe—At Dashwood on Jan lst, to
Mr and Mrs' T Wolfe, a son.
MARRIED
Gallman—Thiel—At Hensall, on Deo
24th, by Rev McL. Smith, Miss
Frieda Theil to Mr John Gallman,
both of Zurich.
ENO
BLAKE
The Decernbernaeeting of the',Woni-
en'-s Institute was held -at the home of
Mns J Masason"e, A good ,deal of
business was transacted alter which a
social time wasepent, Thenextaneet-
ing will be held atilie home of Mrs A
J McDonald en January 11 th.
Miss MyrtleMeyers spent the thola
days under the patental roof,
Mr Langmaid, who taught .sclhool
here some time aga, -spent the 'holidays
with friends in this
Mr and Mrs II &lee and f sassily
syent New 'Years day With friends -iii
Zurich.
Mr Robt Douglas left for the w -et
on Tuesday with a car lead of 'horses.
Mr and Mrs Wm Cath.eart ojuil
children of Toronto spent INTew Years
day with Mrs Manson, Sr„ Mrs Cath -
cart's mother,
Mr John McAndrew of Granthin
North Dakota, spent a few days this
week calling on friends in this vieinity
Mr. Peter Douglas of Asquith. Sask.,
is visiting his gaandnaother, Mrs P
Douglas and other friends.
Mr W J Stevens is laid up with a
-severe attack of Sciatica. His many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs Ed Boyesspents a few
days with friends in Hamilton.
Miss Freda Talbot is slowly recov-
ering from her recent serious illness.
Mr A Clark and Mr G Freckleton
are cutting wood for Mr Walter le
this week.
Miss Annabel McDonald has returned
to Seaforth to resume her studies at
the Collegiate Institute after spending
the holidays with her mother and
other friends in this vicinity.
WoddingbelTh are ringing at time
of writing.
(Too late for last week)
Mr and Mrs- Egerton Fairel,
Ripley spent a few days at the
of Mr and. Mrs Wm Finley. a,
Miss Dorothy Donning tvho tang' 1
school here for the last
,
spending the , n
at her on] erJ
Strathroy. The trustees are to
congratulated on securing such -ci
efficient teacher. .
DRYSDALE
Mrs Laframboise andson Clarence,
of Amherstburg, Mrand Mrs Gumbel
fon and two children, and Mr and Mrs
Leo Laportr of Detroit and two child -
ten returned to their respective homes
after spending Christmas and New
Years holidays at the home of Mr and
Mrs J Laporte.
• Mr Richard Laporte has returned to
to L Assumption College Sandwich to
resume his studies.
The banns of marriage have been
published of Walter Jeffrey and. Mies
Charrette daughter of John Charrette.
Also of Paul Masse and Miss Gerom-
ette. The weddings will take place
next week.
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Owing to the mild winter -we are compelled to re-
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• Here are a few' values:
Regular 80x80 jute. full lined, $3 00 for $2.25
72x76 " •• 2.75 for 2.25
72x72 duck " " 2,55 for 1.75
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Plattsville Likes !Hydro
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now have a very slice lot of customers
and each one is rising more and more
all the time. Nearly all the ironing
in Plattsville is -done by 'Hydro power,
a great deal of eosking is done by it,
-while a number have installed electric
washing machines, whieh are a great
success, say nothing of vacuum clean-
ers, small heating.apparatuses, etc.
As you khow, we have a humber
of retired farmers living -in the village
these are some of cm most delighted
customers, although they were some-
what sceptical at Ilitst, they have more
time to enjoy it than most of us have
Wishing you the ,compliments o
the season and every encoess in carry
jog Hydro, 1 an
Respectfully yours,
R.
P. S. Don't overlook the fact that
in addition to having a profit -of $2416.-
0I this year we bave paid the firet in-
stallment on the equipment erected in
the village, by paying '8840,67 on ortr
debentures, our actual profit for the
yeas $512.34.
'classified Ads •I
1..E,GAL. :CARDS.
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN, & - COOKE.
Barristers, :Solicitors, Notaries
• Public &c. °lee, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton Sb. .Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates
W. PROUDFOOT, C, • J. L. KILLOBAN.
• H. J. D. COOKE.
Mr. Cooke 'Mil be. in Hensall on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
MEDICAL CARDS
R A. J. MacKINNON late Haus.
Surgeon, Erie County 1ospital,l
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinic
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont.
IJ' N. F. Schram, Late House
Surgeon and house Physician
Ji.Y iateia yospital, London,
, !i'datlate of Fa.oulty of 1116dicine of
Western University, London.
Main Office at Dashwood, Ont.
Visits Shipka Monday afternoon oi
each week.
Cross Fertilizer Co.
• BASIC SLAG
I am taking orders.for the above
celebrated brand of Fertilizer for
delivery next Spring.
I handled this brand last season
and had splendid success with it.
• Basic Slag has been used withi.
greatest success on beans, etc.
Prices Cash $20.00 F. 0.B.,
Station. $22 on 8 months time.
• Sydney Basic Slag can be sowed
at the same time as the beans -and if
the fez tilize comes into contact
with the seed it will not do it the
slightest harm. Basic Slag is dif-
ferent in this respect to other fer-
tilizers which ought not to be allow-
ed to touch the seed, othewise there
is great risk of germination mein g
deatroyed.
JOSEPH RAJ
R. R. No. 2, -' Zurich.
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.L.W.IntrUistaa.111,411.9.•06. •
To the People of Zurich and vicinity:
wish to announce that I have opened a Dealer's
Agency and Service Station in Zurich for the season of
1916 for Maxwell Cars.
Do you know why the Maxwell is called the
ONIDE!'"! CAR
Here are some facts: •
1st. More miles per gallon of gasoline
2nd.
4 4 4 4
cylinder
3rd. " " set 'of tires
4th. Lowest after cost car
oil
• Do you really know this ear? Do you know that next to the Ford,
the Maxwell had the largest increase of sales in 1915 in the United States
and that the American cities are full of Maxwells?
Let us tell you about our
Shock Absorbing Radiator
Special Steering Device
Rear Axle, Special Clutch
and steels and materials used in it,
We wish our many friends in Zurich and vicinity the Season's Compliments
11 Gallinan Phone 25 Zurich
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