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son are visiting at tile Home of Mas...
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Miss Margaret Tough who is tea«
thing school near Shakespeare, is. sp-
ending the holidays under the ,phren';;'
tail roof.
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CANADA A PPPOVED CHICKS
Jeer Sir:
ZURICH, ONTARIO, DECEMBER, 1930
We are busy getting ready to
Cfeic:ks, you need for 1931.
A regular R. O. P.
supply
you with the Baby
de Government inspector, who 'handles laying hens almost every day,
MI whose records he knows has inspected all the flocks from which all
i the eggs we nae in the incubator come and the stock which passed
aare banded with Go:;ern:neat sealed bands. Our hatchery is also
414 eubjectt:d to Government Inspection.
The chicks produced under this inspection are then known as
Canadian Government Approved and must be full of vigor. The
first requirement of a hen that is geod enough to be the mother of
Cenadian Approved Chicks is vigor and size for breed. Next &Ines
production and then freedom from Standard Disqualifications.
We are glad to give all the service that we can manage to the
public in connection with their Poultry problems and especially in
the care of chicks and growing stock, for this is the foundation of
of profits for you when profit to the /farmer is needed. Let a
ries!.^."tunable ,prcigra'74 of poultry prodtxetion • be your ahn for 1931.
13tw't overcrowd. ',Chicks grow fast. We will give you candid
advice on this matter because we would sooner sell 300 chicks than
PM if we believe that to be the capacity of your equipment,
We have spent considerable, buying good breeding stock to
reprove our chicks and also for Government Inspection, and we hope
you don't think our chicks are cheap because the price is reasonable.
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which you would like to know more about, please ask or call on us.
10) and we will be pleased to inform you further. At time of writing
rg so far as we know, we are the only producers of Government
Approved Chicks in Huron County.
PRICES FOR 1931
After Barred Rocks
'NO Martis; 15th, $18.00 per 100
rtran April let, $17.00 per 100
May lst, $16.00 per 100
May 20th, $15.00 per 100
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June 10th, $14.00 per 100
These prices are for orders received
intend to set eggs until we know where
0 month in advance will be appreciated.
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CHICKS
S. C. W. Leghorns
$16.00 per 100
$15.00 per 100
$14.00 per 100
$13.00 per 100
$12.00 per 100
in good time, as we do not
the chicks are going. One
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$2.00 per 100 of quoted price to accompany mail orders, balance
C. O. D. Express paid on 200 or over. 100%"c% live arrivals guar -
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We: can hatch about 1500 chicks each Monday and Thursday
0 and don't forget that they are hatched in the Huron Mammoth with
t@ its patented system of air cleaning and disease prevention, supple-
qp resented by careful fumigation.
EXTRA SPECIAL
We offer a special discount on early orders received before
January 15th, of $2.00 per 100 chicks. . This is positively your best
ASIP ,chance to have good chicks for 1931. Don't neglect, as such a good
offer as this will be neither extended nor renewed. Real good bred
49 to lay Barred Rocks and Leghorns that will work all day and every
jp day for you if you will let them. r
MD Thanking you for your attention,
Yours Truly,
J. ELGIN McKINLEY,
q• Zurich, Ont.
x1'. S. ----it don't matter when you want your chicks. Order now and
• get the big diecount. Yours, 3. E. McKinley
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
A large trowd attended the mune
:eipal nomination at Varna on Mon
'ray, which indicates a live interest
aheing taken in municipal affairs. Fol-
QoWing; is the result of the norninat-
.:.'ton
i2or Reeve—Art. P. Keys, and Wm
:I"Dor:ablas.
For Councillors --,Dolan Etue, Gold-
en! Graham, Fenwick Stewart and M.
Manley.
Mr. Inert Dunn of Simcoe, is ren-
aming 4xequaintancas in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson and Cleo.
of Coderich visited Thos. Robin -
non and family last Friday.
Mr. John Armstrong and farniIy-,
-event Chid: t1It $ at the. home of his
antonere rr.r« ales. Armstrong of Clinton.
n.. i+. Veep McKinley and family
ii tit Christmas at Clinton, with the
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Miss Olive. Pollock of Mitchell, is
.pending tht' Christmas holidays at
Le horn' of her parents, Pyle'. and
..Ips. Win. Pollock.
A watchnight service will be held
.t Goehen United Church on Decem.
.per :;.1st, to 1,1,1 farewell to 1930 ant;
:elcome the New Year.
BLAKE
Miss 1lildieel lley is visiting friend:
n the vicinity of Zurich.
Mt. Peter Menson, of Hensall, sp
nt a few day, 'feet Greek with irien
`i on tht, {rr,-ht.n Lime
Miss 14lare•:tr, t Douglas, who is tea
school noith of •I1ayfreld
oiling the holidays et her home it
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SCHOOL .REPORT
The following as the roport of Lir.
S. S. No. 1, Hay and Stanley., fba'
December.
•Sr. IV—Lotiee Sreenan, Florence
Geoffrey, Geraldine Laporte.
Sr. III—Lawrence Ayotte; Franke
lin Corriveau, Reanra DeDnomme,-
Jr•. III—Ro ells Corriveau, Una
jeane Aubin, Emma Denomme, Harry
Denomme, Geraldine Geoffrey, Louis
Denomme, Thomas Denomme:
Sr. II—Alfred Denomme, Verna
Sreenan, Alexine Ayotte, Clarence
Geoffrey, Regis .Aubin, Marle Farrell,
I—Doris Ayotte, Teddy Geoffrey,
Charles Sreenan, Arm..dlda 'Aubiir,
Patrick Arabin; .Arnold Denomme,
Grace. Snider, Loftus Denomme, Irv-
ing Snyder.
Pr.—Andrew Denomme, Avalon
Denomme, Eldon Denomme, Alvin
Ayotte. . L. E. Rose, •Teacher..
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is •Dashwood Public:
School Reports:: •
Room III:
V--Gertrude„Hrtlman 83, Stuart.
Wolfe 81, Earl Limner 75.
Sr. IV --Phyllis Reid 8.3, Ella Eve
land 80, Sheldon Wein 77, Thelma'
Fisher 74; ' Hubert Restemeyer 72,
R.owerd Kluinpp •70; Evangeline.
Held 69; Lorna Ki'aft 68, Ellaretta
Witmer 65, Milton Willert 65.
Jr. IV—Maida Wein 85, Reta Fess
sold -82, William Ness 78, Albert.
Goetz 77, Harold Krait 70, Marge -see
et Restemeyor 65, Lorne Genttner
31, Mervyn Willert 55, Carl Maier
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Gordon Keeler, Teacher
1?oonr II:
Sr. III—Myrtle Gaiser, Murray
Wolfe, Paul Nees, Garnet Weiberg,
Eileen Willert, Irma Wein, .Alvin
Willert, Edna \1akrr. Floyd Guenther.
i-eonard Sllenck
Jr. III—Hilda Maier, U,;L,ugia.s Sh-
ruck, Ward kraft, Herbert Ness,
Roy Bender, Erma Keller.
II—Dorothy Kraft, -Harry Hayter,
lean Moulton, Donald itstemeyer,
Lorne Kleinstiver, Lois Gaiser, Leony,.
_risher, and ''Harold Maier equal; Fr-
ancis Eveland, Verdi Rinker.;
Jr. II—Willie Mcisaac.
Miss Allemang, Teacher.
Room I: .
Sr. I—Jean Held 97,` Margaret
Wein 96, Karen Pedersen 95, Ruth
Willert 95, diary Moulton 89, Carl
Wein 85, Milford Mason 85, Jack-
McLachlen 80, Helen Baynham 79,
George Mashers 76, Lester Schenk
15, Walter Ness 56;
Primer—Doris Willert 95, Kennet
Kraft 95, Dorothy Baynham 93, Jac
Gaiser 92, Sigrid Pedersen 91, Ray
:3uenther 88, Evelyn 14IcLachiin 79,
Meta Mathers 76, Hazel Schenk 51.
No. on roll 21. Average atteridan
20.25.
Alice Hoffman, Teacher
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Zurich Continuation School Repo''
for November and December, •
Below are given the pupil's marks
on Departmental 'subjects, together
with the average for all subjects:
_darks required to pass 60%. Hon-
ours 75% and over.
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Quimby Hess, Geo. 98, Hist,, 90,
3ot., 91, Av. 75.4r/r
elazel Uttley Geo. 87, Hist, 80, Bot.
67, Av. 74.4
Ruth Church, Geo. 85, Hist, 73, Bot.
86, Av. 74.4. .
Beatrice Gascho, Geo. 82, Hist. 81,
Bot. 63, Av. 60.8. •
Alice Decker, Geo. 72, ”' Hist. 72,
Jot. 66, Av. 63.
Rosa Zettel, Geo. 46, Hist. 75,
13ot. 47, Av. 62.8.
.dargaret Haberer, Geo. 86, Hist. A,
3ot. 77, Av. (40.1.
Grace Gelinee, Geo. 60, Hist, 80,
Sot. 64,' Av. 60.
Form II.
Ruby Church, Arith. 95, Phys. 86,
not 90, Av. 86;
Marie Laporte, Arith 95, Phys. 86,
Bot. 90, Av. 85;
Leonard Denomme, Phys. 77, av,
76.4. s
Earl Flaxboard, Arith. 90, PhSye
83, Bot. 75, Av. 76.
Byron 1)ucharme, Aa'ith. 78, Phys`,
79, Bot. 67, Av. 75.3.
Claude Creline , Arith 83, Phys. •85
Avg. 75.
Margery Gazebo, Arith 53, Phys 81,
Bot. 80, Avg.. 72.3.
Viola Sreenan, Arith 74, Phys. 514
Bot. 87, Av. 72.
Gordon Block, Arith 70, Phys 70
Bot. 78, Avg. 71.8.
I Ellen Turkheitn, Arith. 85, Phys;
64, lsot. 70, Av. 70.8.
Albert Heideman, Arith. 78, ,Phys. 611
Bot. (19; Av, 4•7.9. r'
Albert i)t i lir'rt, Arith 80, Phys. 5;
Hot. 58, Av68.8. it
Gordon Howald, Arith 78, PkyT:
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?lit..and M • Sam Hey rax,axt S,m.
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'' StitSd'av, January 1st, 1931
DASHWQOD
Mr. 1. Weltin spent Christmas with
his daughter in Kitchener.
Mr, Herb Gaiser of Detroit,. is sp-
ending the' holidays with his parents.
Miss Nelda Fassold of London, sp-
ent Christmas at her home here.
.Miss Rose Guenther and friend of
Windsor spent Christmas with her
parents.
Miss Verna draft of London and
Miss Elda Kraft of Thedford, spent•
she holidays with their mother, M
I. Kraft..
Miss Theda Hayter of Windsor,
visiting her parents.
14liss Cunningham and friend M
'.Andrews of Kitchener spent Chri
rnas with the former's sister Mr. a
Mrs. Louis Morenz.
Mr. and Mrs: P. Humble and fa
ily of Sarnia spent Christmas wi
her mother, Mrs. Finkbeiner.
Mr. Leonard Birk of Guelph,
spending the holidays et his ho
here.
Mr. Wm. Musser of Detroit is spe
.cling the holidays with his family.
. • Mr. and Mrs. Ezra .Bender of Bly
"spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Bchatz.
Dr. T. Catt of Regina is spendi
the holidays with Mrs. Catt and ot
relatives.
Miss Marie Atkens of Stratford
the guest of Miss Ruth Kleinstiver
- Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchen
spent Christmas with her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor spent Chris
Inas with relatives in London.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. Schultz of Detro
spent a few days with Mr. and Mr
Louis Rader.
Mrs. Herb Wein is on the sic
lis:t. Her many friends hope for
speedy recovery.
Mrs. A. Tiernan who has been i
'the hospital for several weeks, has r
turned home, we are pleased to sa
much improved.
Mr. Ira Tiernan of Hamilton, spe
Christmas with his parents Mr. an
Mrs. E. Tienian.
Miss Marie Allemane. is spendin,
er holidays at her home in Elmira.
Mr, and Mrs. Meerburg and famil
of Port Franks spent Christmas wit
r. Jonas Hartleib.
Word was received here of the
eath of ilIr. Charles Schlunt of Pon -
lac, Mich., who was killed in an auto
t'obile accident on Saturday night.
Mr. Schlnultit was raised d in this vie
unty „ani his many friends will re
aret to hear of his sudden death.
Mr. 'Mark Brokenshire. of Port Fr -
e ks was a Sunday visitor in town.
Miss Margaret Held who is attend-
ing Normal School in Stratford, is
pending her holidays at her home
Mee. -
LLS�xn-n E,EN
Quite a number are laid up with
the cold that is going around.
Mr. and Wites A. Ashman and son
Douglas, of at. Thomas, and Mrs. A.
Smith, and daughter Marion, of Lon-
don, spent C'hrir,tmas with Mr, and
Mrs. .1. Rie.hactison and family.
:Miss Mary Hagan of London, .is
spending, :the' holidays with her mo-
ther, Mrs Anne Hagan.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Elliott and
children and Mrs. Anderson and. da,.
'55 ughser, Miss Agnes of Centralia spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
is Love.
Mi s. R. Love is spending a few
iss days with her sten M. and Mrs. Ross
Love.
Mr. Clarence Reichert of London
Business College is spending the holi-
days at his home.
.Miss Agnes Love of Kippen, is sp-
ending the holidays with her parents
IYIr. and Mrs. Jas. Love.
Mr. and Mrs. .l', Marriott spent
Christmas with friends (ata Port Frank
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Harry Cook of Toronto is holiday-
ing at his home.
Mildred. McDoncll of Guelph, is sp-
ending holidays at her home here,
Maude Gleno of London, is visiting
with friends.
Jean Bonthron of Guelph, is spen-
diltg holidays at her home.,
iMtrs. Ross .McLean of Detroit, is sp
ending a few days visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Jas. Eby of Collingwood is
visiting at the home of her parents,',
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White.
Mavis Spere�•r has returned home
after spending• a couple of weeks in
London while recovering from an ap_
per (Ileitis operation.
Margaret fiobkirk of Detroit. is
visiting her n;etlwr, Mrs. W. Hab-
kirk.
Mrs. Roy McLaren returned home
from Seaforth hospital where she re-
cently underwent an. operation.
Mrs. Lon Simpson, of Delroile. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. R. Bortth-.
ron.
Ruby McLaren left. for London,
where she has secured a good paertion
The annual Sunday School cnt< Lt;.t-
inment of tht>. Unitod Church wns J
held in the town hall on Friday even
int; last and was a big succe s. Thy Heralld Pr'intingOlfjce.
hall being filled to capacity.
Word was received in town. thin SUBSCRIPTION RATES ---$1.25 a
- William R. Hodgins, a former weli year, strictly in advance; $1.60 in
known resident .of Hensall, had died arrears or $2.00 may be charged. I3 .
in St. Joseph`- Hospital, London, ai'-'S.g
ST.S�B in advance. No paper diseon-
ter an illness of about a week. He
was a veteran of the Fenian Raid of
1866, Was born in Tipperary, ire -
land 88 years ago and came to. Can-
ada at the age of seven, years. For
7.50 years he was-. a hotelkeeper ixx
Hensall,, after which he moved to Lon
',don about 12 years ago. At the time
of the Fenian Raid he was one of the
volunteers who saw service, being
one of the few veterans of that case
paio'n which remained. He was a
mason and an. Orangeman. His wife
predeceased him a number of years
MS' TOM two ions aa wo daughteres,
three sisters anal Ave brothers.
COUNTY NEWS
The massy friends` of Win. Taylor,'
Varna, will be sorry `to -know he is
confined to the house as the result '
of a f'xanta red ankle.
The first big jack rabbit drive of
the season in the Exeter district 'tonic ' 1
place the other day wlen..38 men oiE
the eoxn'reunity invaded the milia wall-
a
nda •quarter block east of Centralia and
after ,going two and a half miles re-
turned in the adjoining- block. 91
jacks were bagged.
A death which brought. sadness to
the •wliole orcin anity, occurred when-
Jarnes Thompson, only and beloved
son of Alexander Thompson and the
late Mrs. Thompson, of the 3rd con.
Stanley. Tiae departed Was 111 for a-
bout five months, suffering: much, but
was kind and bright through all his
ilfnes .
On Saturday last, while Ross Moor
aged 10, Exeter, jumped oIraa wag-'
on ihto the path of an anto driven by
Herbert Cooper, who was coming.
down Main St. Mr. Cooper applied
the brakes and the lad collided, with
the rear fender and was injured in .
the knee. He was removed to his
home and I3r. J. H. Browning was
called to attend the lad. Cooper was
not held responsible,
Win. Matz of IChive., had a narrow
escape trim having his property • de-
strr,yed by fir.s last week. The boys
were in the act of getting some gaso-
lene from a barrel • in their karage-
and had a lantern with them. The
fume;; immediately took fire and it
was with considerable difficulty that
the automobile was saved. The gar-
age was ,destroyed by fire -and with
the efforts -of the neighbors, no fur-
ther damage was done.
ZURICH HERALD`
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ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY'
NOON FROM THE
A beautiful "cantata was rendered
in Zion Lutheran Church on Christ_
.x_Las eve. by the young people of the
Ongregation. The church was filled
,Xith happy children and their many
friends enjoyed a very good program
The opening game of the newly
;organized hockey league was played
here on Monday evening between
Crediton and Dashwood. The final
score was 6-3 in favor of Dashwood.
he spite of the stormy weather, a
'jarge crowd of spectators witnessed
the game.
The Dashwood band provided music
between peroids which was much ap-
preciated. On Friday evening anoth-
er game between Grand Bend and
Dashwood will be played on the local
rink. We hope a goodly number will
turn out and help the boys.
tirated until all arrears are paid un-
less at erption of publisher. The date
of which every Subscription is paid.
is denoted en the Label.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display advertising made known
on appication.
Miscellaneous .articles of not more
than four lines, For Sale, To Rent,.
• Wanted, Lost, sound, etc., One inser-
•tien 25e, 2 ins. 4.0c., 3 ins. 50c.' .
1 Fries or Real Estate for sale ;2.00
:for first ;month, 81.00 for each fol-
lowing month.
ago and surviving are one daughter, Professional Cards not exceeding
Mrs. (Dr.) Charles Lang of New (err': inches, per year $5.00..
York.
In Memoriam, one verse 50c, 25c•
Mrs. Wm. Buchanan of town re- for each additional verse a Card QfL
ceived the sad news that her eldest Thanks, sae.
son, Wan. of Dauphin, Man., had eigs-
sed away at his home following a few
week's illness. He will be well rem-
embered by the people of Hensall and
vicinity, having spent his boyhood
days at Hensall and having spent
different winters with his mother and
relatives here. He leaves to mourn
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