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SCHOOL REPORT
T'oll+owi;n'g is the report of S
S. No. 15, Hay and Stephen forthe
month • of Oetobe•r., Namies are In
order of merit,
Jr. 1V -Joe Baker, Pearl •Walper
Jr. III -Jean Turnbull, 'Olive '1'u,
rnbull Ethel 5'iralper, :FXerbeet Ke1
ler.
• Jr, II- i?ti14a Vi alper', Rhanha.rt
lleekman Karold Keller, Bruce Ken
ney, Rheinhart 401m
Primer -Janet Turnbull, 1'iartha
Rader, Ida( Marriott,
I • J. 0. 'Lindsay, '1'eaelier.
CREDITON
The fowl supper held by the
Methodist church • on October 26th
was a huge success, about 11000
people being present and the I,i'ai-.
ceeds amounting to $550.00
bliss Pearl Ortwein has returned
alter a week's visit with her par-
ents at. Zurich.
The Hydro gang are snaking
rapid, progress towards completing
the power and light lines to Crede
iters. They have trimmed, the
trees ' thrugh the village and the
cross -arms are being put through
this weekk.
Rdoney Bowman is up and ar-
ound again after being confined to
his bed for four weeks with an at-
tack of typhoid fever.
The following is the report of
Room IV. lst Hons 75-100; 2nd HENSALL
7e-15; 3rd 65-70; C. a00 pass.
Sr. IV -Idella. Howaicl lst; Hel-
en Foster lst; Mildred Geiger 1st; onto, is here visiting his father Mr..
Kenneth Koehler 3rd; Evelyn Dui Iia in McDonald.
rharme and Irene Decher C; Greta g
Sehilbe absent. MTS. John Glenn has returned
Jr. V Lvl an Rase 2nd;' Lulu
home after air extended wisit at
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Albrecht 2nd; Frieda Deichert 2nd Toronto.
Liziie Liebold 3rd; Charlotte Far- Reeve Alex. Smith and family
eell C; :Cyan Yungblut absent. have returned after an extended
Sr. Z -Edmund Bedard lst; auto trip .through the State of
;extrude Schilbe lst; Herbert Kal-Michigan,.
bileisch lst; bIarearet Prang 1st; Beans have been corning into
Our mailing List has beencor-
ted to October 17th. And df
;fou have made renewals adn have
nut been credited, kindly let us
;know, as we have many names on
'Aru'r list, and a mistake can easily
flee ,made. Just a word to those
eose label reads in arrears, surely
fid,, will not have us send your
1eeount by mail. But if you are
.carreless and do not pay up this
•est happen shortly. Have some
%iisiness principles about yourself
sand pay at least once a year. The
;ready print people at Toronto wh-
,ere we gett he paper from make
draft on us once every month for
rain paper, and yet a few have it11, Olinn Foster, Byron Ducharme;
the nerve to 'make us wait for Boland Grenier.
our pay for a few years. O. M. O'Brien. Teacher.
nein 1st; Nora Rau 1st; Madeline
iiTridinger 2nd; Eleanor Ducharme
;i d.
M. C. Milliken, Principal
Report of Room III for the
month. of October.
Jr. IV-Roslaeen Sararas 62%
Marsha Heideman 81; VictoriaDe•-
iche t 80; Agnes Dietrich 74; Mer-
vs n Schwalm 72; Hazel Bedard 68
Gladys isl.eliick 56; Alvin Gascho slipping off the tree and allow«-
all Marcella Farwell 32; Wesley lug Mr. Morrison to fall to the
ground, bru'sing his ankle and knee
•ba dl v.
town lately in large quantities. Sev
erai carloads are being shipped
each week. biter; 150 yeah+ -old hens.
Dr. Norman Truemner and wife',' IMPLEMENTS, ETC -M. -H. bin -
who have been spending the sum- der, Deering mower nearly hew,
mer at Grand Bend, vis'+e3 in town Oliver bean cultivator and hare -
foe a few days with the former's ester attachment, M. -H. steel rol-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. True, ler, Oliver riding plow, Perrin ride
ra.,_ner. They will return tto Aa ing platy. Verity walking plow,
thus shortly. 1L -H. rake, M. -H. cultivator; M. -II:.
Robt. Morrison had the misfr-o 11 -hoe drill, 3 -section harrows; • 2
tune to fall on Saturday last while good hand scufflers, bobsleighs,
Picking apples, owing to therlimb Kangaroo plows 2 discs, 2000t:lb,
on which his ladder was resting capacity scales; Chatham fanning
mill, power cutting box, root pul-
per, wheelbarrow, 2 wagon's, com-
bination hay and stock rack, gr-
avelb ox, double seated light rig,.
doubletrees, neckyokes, chains,
foals, Renfrew cream separator,
gals-.. apple drier, incubator, di'-
*ser, bureau, coal or wood heater,
yr ing bath tub, and numerous
>r,er articles.
a3 antni1. under months' credit Over
11 credwill that
be
-on furnishing approved jo-
eiotes:. 6% off for cash on cred
amounts. •
.s. peter Ducharme, Prvp.rietoress
scar Klopp, Auctioneer.
TERMS OF SALE'
fir trial on a charge for having
liquor in a place Othea.' than a
c.lirir at' dwelling. On information
received from the London police;
irrov, Otfieer It. Y. Stratton ar-
ieste dllodgins near London Fri-
day last, in his ear was' found a
six -ounce bottle of liquor.
Miss Ina Bice, 37 years old of
+wrandebayo, a graduate of -V'ice
:toria Ilospital, London, died at that
place on pet;. 24tle 6yo1:lowing an
operation. • She hard been ill a-
bout two weeks, Beside her psi-
ents sle is survived by a brtoehr
:Dr, Brawl Bice of London and a
eister.
On Wednesday last at Bruce -
field at high noon the marriagetoi-
oli place of . one of the popular
young ladies, Miss Mabel Swan,
to Edgar Munn of Hay Township.
Miss Elizabeth Scott played the
wedding march, Misses Laura. Swan
niece • of the bride, and Ina Sott
were the. flower girls. During the
signing of the register, Miss Laura
sang. After a trip to Niagara
Falls and Montreel they w'1' res'ds
on the farm in Hay Township.
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• AUCTION SALE.
Of Farm !Stock, Implements,
slay, Straw and Grainy on S;. Lot
12, S.B. Stanley Tp. on Wednesdaes
No veinber 29th.
Mrs. Arne Stelck, Proprietoress.
W. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Effects,. The undersi4•
geed Auctioneer has been instruct-
ed to sell by Public Auction at
Lot 14, Concession 12, Hay, 334 miles
North of Dashwood on
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 22, 1922
At 1.00 o'cloc, sharp the following;
LIVE STOOK -1 heavy daught
gelding 3 -yrs. old; 1, 5-‘; r. old:
cow d'0 in March; 1 6 -yr. old
scow due in April; 1 sow with
Callfa s 50.
Sr III -Vera Kalbfleisch 88;
Norman Fleischauer 79;9 Lawrence Miss Gretta Lammie, who his
How ald 78.5; Clarence Farewell 69; been in Sarnia during the past we-
i�'rllie Leibold 68; Elzar Iouss- ek or two assisting in musical con-
eau
oneau 51; Dorothy Zettel fi0; Stella eerts has returned home.
Cailfas 64; Willie Neeb 02; Dennis T. Drummond & Son have bo
L•edard 61; Fea.ncis Dietrich 59; ght the slaughter house and.,.,j,
Edward Brenner 42; Russell Duch-
arme 40.
Jr. III-Franzy Kochems 65;
Goldie Uttley 63; Milfred Lrttlee
61; Floyd Foster 40; Grace Koeh-
Ier 42; Bruce Koehler 40.
Freda Kalbfleisch, Teacher.
Report of Room II for Oct.
Jr. III -Rose Liebold, Beulah
Sararas, Eleanor Fleischauer, Earl
Thiel, Laurene Schwalm, Claire
Melick, Gladys Spathe, Rose A1-
Brecht, Wilfred Ducharme.
Sr. II -Floyd Kropf, Leeland
Wiliert, Carl Haberer, Napoleon
Bedard, Ervin Dietrich, Greta Ko-
ehler, Cecil Uttley, Grace Zettle,
Ruth Zettle, Alice Koehler, Nelda
Schwalm.
Jr. II-Atna Druar Adelin,e Fl-
eischauer, Helen Thiel, Mary Koch -
ems, s, Nlilverna Geiger, Clarnece Sm
HENSALL.
S. T. R TRAIN CONNECTIONS
MORNING
'Stage leave Zurich ... 7.00 a.m.
-South,„No. 162 ... ... ... 8.58 a.m.
':Worth, No. 163 ... ... •-.10.33 a.m.
AFTERNOON
Stage leave Zurich ._. ...3,00 p.m.
South, 1 o. 161 .. ... 4,50 p.m.
Worth, No. 165 6.14 p.m.
DASHWOOD.
Mrs. P. Humble and children of
Sarnia spent the holiday with
her mother here.
Miss Louise Graupner of Strat-
ford visited her parents, over the.
week -end.
Miss E. Guenther of Windsor and
H. Guenther of Waterloo visited at
their home here over Thanksgiv-
ing.
Misses Letta Guenther and Hazel
The Gveronment has provided Snell spent the holiday in ,Lon?-
'sc new service for those who travel don;. .
sever the sea. When a vessel has Miss Myrta"Hoffman has resign-
ed her position in the Post Office.
Mrs. Dark and daughter Betty
;a, sick person aboard, and no
atitaetor, medical advise is sent out
f'r'om hospitals, - via radio, as to returned to her home in Detroit
•'•.'re, treatment, etc. after visiting her parents Mr. and
-sane of the secrets of goof. dr- Mrs. Steinhagen,
:easing is to consider clothes an . 1Vlessrs W. Miller and M. Tiernan
uembers of a family, to remember visited ire Kitchener over Thanks
that coats, hats; dresses, waists, giving Day.
'isaoes and stockings should be bro., Mr, and Mrs Wilbur Graybeil 01
hers and sisters'. The tragedy of Woodstock visited with the from-
rseasonable bargains i5 goinghome er's parents over the holiday.
pith a variety of odd garments, I Mrs. Derstein of Bad Axe is
-eech tone satisfactory in itself but visiting with. relative's.
%.searing about the san* relation to! Mr. and Mrs. F. Witwer of EJC-
'he other as a second cousin to' a eter visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
s<.s first wife's sister's husband. Held: over. Sunday.
in Holland milk is row made and Misses M'in'a' Ehlers, Oliva Wel
i-.�.,l.d in solid form, being put into ton and .Myrta Ifoffriarsu were
.,
the shape of little cubes which. !week -end visitors in Kitchener.
erre easily dissolved in tea, coffee; Mr. Ervin McI=aac of .A.hnterst
see other fluids. The process is burg,. Milford, McTsaae of Court -
&.*i15' The milk, after the cream,' right visited at their home here
s removed, is evaporated to dry-; over Sunday and Mondaes.
mess. It is then powdered . and Miss Verde Merrier has returned
*Eb e'ti with the cream, which makes from .Parkhill. ,
at a thierr paste. This paste is Messrs, Reid, Edighofier & Son
,Iaressed into blocks. The advant- have dissolyed partnership. They,
e of these solid milk cubes os-- are stock talking this week.
see liquid milk is that they prey Mr, Ira Tiesean of Owen Sound
•,Pr1•n their freshness for ;i Monger spent the holiday • with his per -
limes ants.
from. G. G. Petty and :the
to erect an upi-to-date same
slaughter house.
The lying of the new c
road is completed and make
great improvement to the ow
It was expected the road will be,
open as far as the post officethe
past week.
Contractors are dredging a ditch
rhroug'h the property of Archie
Rowcliffe, across the London road
and through the f arms of Bell., Cale
dwell and Dilling;. A temporary
bridge has been built across the'
London road and a new structure.
wilt be erected.
EXETER
Gasoline is selling in Exeter at
bra i, •�s rar ging from 28c. to 33c.
August Kuhn is moving hie hou-
sehold effects from Crediton into
the new :house on Ann street. own
ed by C. B. Snell.
Beatrice Howey, who reeentlre
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at London, returned dm
John M. Broderick, of Regina,
while down east on a business trip
1 isited with his mother and sister
here, and with his brother Edgar.
in Hay Tp.
Miss Taylor, .Teacher in the Ex-
eter publis Schoo,l had the Ms -
fortune to ha,ve a needle run into
lark, ack while visiting 'at her
home near London last Tuesday.
Miss Taylor went to the hospital'
where an' X -Ray was taken and
the needle 'located. On performs.
ing an .operation the needle could,
notb e found.. A second attempt
was made withopt results,
The Iiydrd` offi'ee is being mo-
-'ed into the building they recently
purchased• from P. Frayne. W.
Sun's has rented the building vac-
ated by the Hydro Commission and
is moving the express office there
John Preszcator, of Stephen, is
nto'rink to itown into the residence,
recently purchased from the- Miss
Merrill .who have moved in the ho
use on La,ughall st, vacated by C.
Pilaus.
COUNTY NEWS
John Hawthorn, bartender tat
the. ConamercialHotel, Seaforth was
fined $1,000 and costs, or four mon-
the in jail, on a charge of selling
liquor,
Johnnie, the little year and a
half old son of Norman Malcolm
1'Iibbert, met with a very pain-
ful and severe accident when he
:fell and almost bit his tongue in
twvo. The Doctor was called and'
had to put some stitches in to
close the wound.
Burley lhodgies of Levan svgs
AUCTION SALE
Of Ferns Stock, Implements, and
Household effectsi The uncierslr-
gned Auctioneers have been- in
structed to sell by public Auction
at ' Lot 30, Con. 14, Hay Township,
on TUESDAY NOVE LIBER 21st 19.2
At 12,.30: o'clock, 'p.m. Sharp, the.
following-
HORSES -I hese- ytepan of mares
rising $. and 6yrs. fold; 1 heaves
mare rising Syrs; 1 roadster- mare
rising '4 yrs. old; 1 roadst
ernare.
CATtTLE-3 cow.; supposed to be
in calf, 3 freshcows r 2 steers 2-
y ts. old; 2 heifers 2 -yrs. olds 4
spring calves; 1 ' baby :beef; 2
calves 2 months old.
SHEEP, HOGS DNA. 1IENS-2
.ewes; 2 lambs; 1 brood sow sup-
posed to be with pig; 9. pigs 10
weeks old; 10 dozen hens.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC -M -H. bin-
der 7 -ft. cut; M. -H. mower 6-f t.cut
Maxwell ha yloader, M. -H. haF'rake
lL-H. side delivery rake, M. -B.,
manure spreader. M. -H, cultivator
M, -H.. bean cultivator and harvest
or, Cockshut disc drill; Maxwell,
disc, steel roller, Cockshutt riding
plow„ walking plow, 3 section har-
row-, hand scuffler, onion seceder,
wagons, dou) le wagon box, st-
ock. rack, gravel Vox, hay . rack,
'umbel/ for hay rack, gas eninge
h.p.; cutting box with blower;
grain roller, chopper, fanning mill,
speed jack",-, 2 open. ,buggies, top
buggy, road cart, cutter, bob
sleighs, emery stone, grindstone,•
circular- saw, cornsheller, 60 -ft. new
belting, saddle sitool, double 'sett
carriage harness, set heavy nickle
Waledharness, 2 setts plow harn-
ess; number of good •collars, Em-
q,iri .cream separator 650 lbs. cap-
acity nearllyr new; root pn+lper, se-
ales 2000 lbs. cap.,' iron kettle, nae-
rele, table, sink, Daisy churn,l, st-
t•,a vberry crates, 6 diningr•oomt
eh4irs, springsi for single . bed,
bedstead, centre table, neckyokes
dottblet'rees, whiffletrees, forks
ehains, shovels, quantity of stove
s , c'1
Wood, big hay fork, water trough,
and numerous other (articles.
N'No re -serve as proprietor is
giving nfi farming.
TERMS OF BALL -$1000 and nal -
der cash. • Over that amount 12
months .credit will bo given an
furnishing approvedjoint notes.
5% off .for cash on credit amounts.
Benjamin Pfile,, Proprietor.
IV, S. Johnston, Clerk.
ti 'l" vlor, A. 't .•ht'r, Auetion
Is a Word . uppermost inour minds
just now and perhaps it best describes
the salient features of the new clothes
We Are Tailoring For Men
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