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THE HERALD
ZURICH, ONT.
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LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
*otter 35
kgs ?..:. p.. 45-65
Thickens, 5 -lbs, "'" s .:1;i
'lsckens, 4 -lbs. 12
'dfhder 4-1b$ 9
*Mick, light breeds ... ... ......... 7
teems 5-1b. 12
4117INVs, 4 -lbs. 18
liens under 4 lbs ., --4
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,i3+xcks ,. 11
eirtseltereeeeee ya _._ 8
dilleried apples per lb. ... ... 7c
betels Setts, per lb, e.
Ishtatoe.s per bag .. 95
'41Plteat per bushel ... .... ... ..... 35
'Barley 55
-j cl wheat ...65
'Oats 40
dour per cwt. ... .. 3;00-3,75
$011ortsp er ton 30,00
*ran per ton 25,00
725
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The season for moose hunting
'1pened in New, Brunswick October
Wit, and the chief game warden ex-
cts one of the best seasons' in the
tory of the province. Game is
**ported plentiful in all sections.
The drydock at St. John, New
nswiek, is now an accomplished
ark. It was opened October 29th.
e largest drydock in North Amer -
it is capable of accommodating
be largest ships of the British Navy.
E.peaking, in London, England, on
tober 19th, Sir Lomer Gouin,
anadian Minter oe Justice, stated
t Canada's exports per capita
mere three times more than those
;ab1 the. United States and her imports
er capita four times more. The
'stish Empire was Canada's second
west customer.
There are more telephones in Can-
arde per 100 population than in any
'esehee country except the United
4Ethies :.cis I:, :tr esti in a zeresie
Issued by the Dominion Burezp of
Statistics, in which the proportion
lief telephone lasers per 100 population
la set at 10.68.
A diseetch :iron London states
that a number of cattle from the
errietee of Wake ranch 'was included
lila z lar re c t''dhe ere of eg nneian
mottle which reached Cardiff , ccently,
'liege appeared to 'be a keen dee-land
tearthe consignment and 150 head
Were despatched to Norfolk fanners,
Itly special. . -cin. i
tDlleznbers of the Bread and Cake
12akera' Association of Canada, at
the closing session of their Toronto
'tenventioe, pledged subscriptions
totalling $16,000 towards the launch+.
Beg of a permanent institute of bak.
tog, in connection with the Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph. It is
«expected that tree school will be
Opened early in 1924.
Oaeadian Pacific Railway figures
octavo remaekabls increases in the
ahipme:nt of geale for the ten week
days presetting and including Octo-
;ter 18th, this year, as • compared with
1t22. leering the ten days there
-"�overe loaded for shipment over the
whole system a total Of 16,195 cars,
14 the rate of 2;3501000 bushels a
«slay, in comparison with 12,000 cars
colt 1,1.53,000 bushels a day last year.
It is ezpeeted that by the end of
the present month trackeaying on
the branch of the Canadian Pacific
trameng fent IC,ipawa to the Gov-
Seste tent dam on the De Quinze
Deafer, a distance of 09 miles, witb
as 'spur from Gaboury to Ville Marie,
as distance of as mics, will be toms
eted grid that by the end Of Nevem.
Let the whole line will be ready for
saeeitatioe,
PORN
Thiel -At Zurich, on 'Deeennb'er 10,
to Mr. and Meel. Fred Thiel, a
sort. x
Overholt—At Sauble Line, Hey
Township. o.n. December, let. to
Mr. and Mre. Melvin Overholt, a
eon,
Prouty—At Stephen Tp. on Nov-
ember 30th, to Mie and Mrs, Cl-
ifton Prouty, . a son.
DRYSDALE.
The it arria,g, s took, place at Dry-
.sdele R. 0 Church' an November
27th, of Miss Theresa'. Meidinger,
daughter of , here. A. Brisson, and
Mr. Dennis Ducharme, son of Mrs,
P. Duc:harme, i3ron'son Line, Rev,
Father A A. Rondott performed
the ceremony.
On Sunday afternoon, Decem-
ber 2nd, the Sodality of the Bles-
sed Virgin, had its annual meeting
find election ,at which the following
officers were elected;—President,
Mise; Eugenie Denornme; list. Vice -
Pres., Sara ,Ducharme; 2nd Vice-
Pres. Mathilde Papineau; Secretary
Dora Denomme; Treasurer, Gertr-
ude Ducharme; Sacristiner, Misses
Elnelie Denman*, Dora L)enontlue,.
and. Irene ,Corriveau. Bearers;—
Lauvetta Denorre a and Mathilde
Papineau; Advisers—Misses Cec-
ile Laporte, Euuna Etue, Albin•a
Ducharme, Anna Geoffrey, Germ-
aine. Massa; Nora Geoffrey; Choir
Leader and Organist, Miss Lena
Denontnie; the fo lowing composing
the f';hoiz+;— Misses :Dora Denomme
Eugenie Denomrne, Beatrice Den-
°name, Mathilda Papineau, Gertr-
ude 'Dueharixve; Blanche Rau, Rita
Geoffrey, Cecile Laporte, Dorothee
Bedard, Agnea Meidinger, ,Cecilia
Laporte. On the feast of the Inn.
maculate Conception of the Bles-
sed Virgin, new members were re-
beived, and thestatue of the Im-
maculate Virgin wee carried around
the church in procession, all sing-.
ing Her praise.—Dora Denomnie,
Secretary.
DASHWOOD.
Mrs. Jacob England of Thedford
visited with relatives here last we-
ek.
Messrs. Wilbur Graybiel of Wo-
odstock, Oliver and Miss Beatrice
of Toronto, attended the funeral
of their grandmother, the late
Mrs. Graybiel on Sunday:
Mr. E Beaver and sister, Mrs.
Wm. Snell are attending the funeral
of a relative in Hespler this
week.
Miss E. Guenther entertained a
nnumber of friends at her home on
Monday Everting.
Mr. and Masi CL.Frite and fam-
ily of Zurich were in town on Sun-
da •
A number of our people are
at:tending- the--:F7vartg'eli'sti,'c lueet''
Ings;going onin tie.Orediton Ev-
angelical church, conducted by Rev
A. Jordan.
The general store of J. 'C;Reid
es, Co., are holding a Big Reduction
sale of mercliamdise commencing on
•Saturday, Dece.rnber 15th, and end
ing Saturday; December 29th. This
le a real :sale, and the buying pub-
lic' cannot afford to let this oppor-
tunity ' go' by, es such bargains acs
these one only gets once in a long
time. Tell your neighbors about
it, and bring (them with you, and tel
will.: rejoice through these benef-
its.
SCHOOL REPORT
Of S. S. Not. 11, Hay for the
month of November.
Sr. IV—Mildred lealbfleisch.
Jr. IV—Alphonsine Ducharme,
Rufus Turnbull.
Sr. 11I—Millie :Disjardine, Marie
Charrette, Vincent Jeffrey.
Jr. III—Precille• :Ducharme, Donn-
Ii' -.tui Jeffrey, Dorothy Ducharine,
Laura Ending, Urban Ducharme,
Sr.—Irene Charrette, Rhinehart
Ileckman, Raymond leading, •Clar-
ence-sheade.
Jr, Ueadrick, ;Gordani
Smith, axz A.ihxith, Glarence ICJafzasxibpise;
I --Maxim Jeffrey, Laird l'exxdr-
ick, 'Arnel Di Jardine.
Sr, ;Pinner-- 13ennit. Oharlette,
Regis •Duchareze, '.IVIaxie Lefr'amboise
Primer—Avila Dueharm'e, Nor-
man Saralee, Lucille Jeffrey, Ma-
rie Sei:non.
V .,Ii. Pepper, teacher
HENSAILL
Quite a. number from . Iles -lean
are attending the cheap lealee go-,
ing on et Zurich;,
A W. E, Hemphill has purchased
a new - Chevrolette 'sedan,.
Elva Shaddock` left on Monday
on an extended visit with relatives
in Chicago, 111.
Mos. D. Paisley . and 1>tl,~ dau-
ghter of Montreal, are visiting the.
1rnmer'is paruies, Mr. and Mre. E.
Rannie for a fewdttyie. n
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Mr, and Mee Owen Geiger last
week attended the funeral of the
former's sister, who recently died
in Detroit.
Roy Weber has purchased h
half intereet in the. Creamery bus -
Mess operated by :L•t.obt. Higgins. A
new place of business has been op`•
ened up on Main ,gt. in Mr. Weber's
harness shop, • where it will be,
muck more convenient fore.�t,e�erm-
ere bringing in their produce.
A very unexpected death oc-
curred at the hotne ,of Mr. and Mre
Wan', Glenn, of Usborne, when Sam.
Horton, aged 69 'years, suddenly
dropped dead,t he cause being het -
art failure. - He' was attending . e
eociai evening at the Glenn, farm.
and had been entertaining the gee
este with music from : his =violin
he 'suddenly took ill and cued.
The death oceured in 'Hensel! on
Tuesday last of Andrew Morrison;
izy his 56th year at the White of hie
sister, Mrs. A. Swann, The, deceaas
ed ha dbeen in poor health.'for a
number of years and the end4bame
not unexpected. The ninefilwais
held on Wednesday at 2 pe ronin
the home of A. ,Swan;; internier 1
ing made in McTaggart's e,.rc..t-
ery.
CREDITON
Miss Matilda Oestreicher•has be-
enl forced to retire front her school
through illness.
' Paris Anderson and fancily, have
moved from our :village 'to Ailsa
.Craig to reside with Mrs. 'Ander-
son's- parents being quite ' ill. -
Mrs. Chest Zwicker and ,.siozr
Gerald, attended the funeral. ol"
Mrs. Witzei at New Hapsburg, Mrs
Witzel was formerly the widow of
the late Henry Wing 'storekeeper
at Shipka. 0
Great interest is being taken, in
the Evangelistic Meetings 41.
held in •the Evangelical Maur %h-
iti:'h rare being cendueted
Jordan of Elgin, Ill. Many new
con' its are being made and many
renewing their volts in keeping up
the Master's work. .
EXETER
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Harry McArthur, accountant at
the . Bank of C'onztnerce ,here, has
been, given a'• leave of 'absence from
duty owing to ill health.
L. D. Fultonof the Boundary
rented the residence of Frank
Delbridge on Union A. and moved
to• town. .
T. R. Ferguson, accountant et
the Moisons Bank here for feta-Ye-
ars,
ear years, received word of his transfer
to the St. Thomas 'branch Re
has been interested in all kinds cf
sports, being an enthusiastic ' sup-
porter of hock and baseball' and
was de ^good bowler Winninermuiy
prizes.
Rev. J. A. Turnbull died i t Tor-
onto on Nov. 26th after a. brief
nese at the age of 70 ye:i rs, born
near Exeter, ' he graduated gee, sil-
ver medalist in arts in Toronto Un-
iversity, at the age of 25. He pre-
ached in Goderieh, St. Marys,' and
Toronto.
Your Christmas Suit
Will look better
Will fit better
Will feel better
Will wear better
If you get it at Wuerth's. We are very busy
reeneern
with Christmas orders of course-, but not too
busy to show you our swell Suitin's and Over-
coatings, and take YOUR orderfor a Christ-
mas outfit.
11 YOU CON COMM HERE TiO1VIORROWn DO, SO, AND MAKE
A snixCT ION EARLY, TF YOU CAN'T COME TO -MORROW,
COME AS SOON AS YOU CAN, AND WE WILL D0 OU.R BEST TO
GET YOUR SitTle' OR COAT READY FOR
'CHRZSTMA,S,
WE 'ALSO D6 DR zLE ., I
C` AN NG, PRESSING AND R`!J'P.c1l~II:TNq.
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK
E. E. Wuerth, Tailor, Zurich
ed es
,nth ()geared oz til'' n
Thi e
d
ov t f s
Br ee wife
day, �' . 26 lz o , A.gxru� u ,
of Richard Murphy, izr' ter 53r4
year. She lead for man•'Y year be -
ens troaablesi with a'stlzxna, but as
in
.her: usual health .until a.n'ionth
ago, When. ''Slee became ill of pleuro
.plaeunonia,' and underwent an op-
eration, but was unable to etaitd
the sl'train of the illness',
Another of the aged and reap-
eeted residents of Exeter passed ae
way on l'ridasy, Nov. 30th; in the
-pexreoxu of Eli. Snell, alt the age of
74 years, 2 months. Some five
years age hie became afflicted with
cancer, grid after Long and pain-
ftd , treatment he WAS 'apparently
direct of the trouble, Tb add to
his trouble he experieneed a fall
a 3°ear ago'hihcw laid hi!er upl..
STANLEY TOWNSHIP,
Win.- Armstrong is attend-
ing the U. R. 0, Convention at Tor
onto this week as delegate for the
Goshen Club. .
Our Schools are preparing for
their Xma'S, entertainments. Gosh,.
ezv ,school intend having theirs on
Thursday, December 20th and Bab-
ylon on Friday eve. Dee. 21st.
The Goshen, Women's Mes'sionary
Society are packing 'a bale of cl-
othing. this week, which they are
sending to Mrs. Margaret Erratt
at Edmonton. ,
Mr.' George Lilley' of Seaforth',
called on friends on the Goshen on
Sunday. : (; .
Mr. and. Mrs'. Ed. Lowden of Ham
,ilton lepeht Sunday at the home of
the latter's mohter, Mrs. Robinson,
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Mr Willie Joh iiston of Babylon
Line, has rented his farm to Mid.
John Becker for a item of yearsc
He initend's having an auction sale
in January next, after which he
and his mother intend going to
Flint.:
Mr. John ilIcEwan left for h. s
home at Hillsdale, after spending
the week with his mother.
youn,g `people of this dis-
- ere bury practising for a con-
cert on. Dee14th in Baird% :school
livuse:
Mier and Mese, John Scotchmee of
the Bornson :were recent visitors
to Goderich.
Mr. John Watson of the Sauble
Line, had a very painful accident
Monday onday last, while drawing out
scrub trees and 'Btu(mps in clear-
ing a piece of land, which will lay
him up for some week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Snowden-
oeethe Sauble Line motored to St.
Themes recently.
Edward Hobson of St. Thomas
is visiting his uncle, Harold Pen-
ale on the Bronson.
COUNTY NEW
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Forest has laid •a street paves,
ment 1200 feet long and 18 feet wide
this y.eat'.
The new bridge at Verne has
been completed and is 'a fine:nriod-
ern concrete 'structure.
After January`l'st, next the Plark
hill Gazette will bpi $2 per year he
advance,; instead of the $1.50 as for
merle*. Nearlyall the eveeklies are
no'w 2$.00 per year. t
Everett Lewthwaite, a t 'former
manaerg of the Bank of `Montreal
at Mitchell, Who pleaded (guilty be
fore Police Magistrate Makin tan
Stratford on Nov. 27th, -.to -they theft
of monies;; from the bank was taken
to Mitchell in charge of two con-
• stables ,Lethwaite confessed that
the 'shortage would amount to a-
bout $14,000. t C.
Ontario made another clean w-
eep in the !sheep awards announ-
ced at the International Live St-
ock Exposition:, Chicago. Janes
• Snell of Clinton, `and Wan. Clarkson
of - Weston, cleaned up, in the bre-
automobiles about Parkhill and the
magistrate thought a lengthy term
might have a good effect upoin
.op,-.pF... ,.
nil rsflan I?eceTnlaer 15th",'`
then
n
Richard Portico of Bruce Comity
e beteg.Ttriod for the theft of : tepee
teen head of cattle from;es
14I' ax.s.:
Malcobri .Bros, of near .Vizi oue%;
The (sattle were taken: from the
owner% field and !they,hearing that
they had been shipped trona Rip-
ley station to Buffalo, went over
and identified them).
Night watchman. Greralle, ,Clinton
discovered fire shorty* after f our
o'clock, last Thursday morning
the News -Record printing office.;
and alt once gave the alarm." The
firemen poured; water into the i?ires
which was upstairs in the istock
room, which Will be a total lase,
fortunately the linotype was coy..
ered and escaped injury, the lova
loss will 'be made ,good by insur-
antes. "
WSn. Qoz;nieh' of. the Lonond rd -
wee charged with having in hits
po'sseesioir a ply -mouth. Rock . cock-
erel the property of Wr F. Abbott,
wait tried before Magistrate C. A.
Reid of Goderich; in the Town 'Hale`
Exeter, on Saturday last The mag
istrate in. •sumniin,g up , said that it
;wee Blear in; his mind that the
defence had no tproven to. hie ,sat-
faction how the bird had gothe
to their possaelsionl, consequently he, ...
found that the bird belonged to,
Abbott, and he suspended 'sentence
on Cornish, who was tp pay the
costs which amounted to about $50..
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Auto Repairing
We have made arrangements with
the Ford Motor Co. as well as with t
Cook Bros. Mensall,''to handle
Genuine Ford Parts
and always keep a good supply
hand.
Also. re P air an.. make of car
., .Y
Mr. Peter Kroff, mechanic;
AGENCY' FOR ALL FARM IMPLEMENTS, PUMPS SOLD Vim
REPAIRED ETC., ETC.
L. A. Prang, Zurich Ont.
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res. World faans us Stars
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JASCHA eleiFETZ.
Ott .the. S S."Emyr ess of Russia"
P VLOWA
on the S,S. `Empress of F
MARY PICI(FORD and
DOUGLAS FAIRDAMKS at .'Ixaftff.
hat the two -fold attraction of Canada's audiences and y i
Canada a scenic; and climatic allurements, eslseciall at.
Deal, is proving irresistible' to many great concert, theatrical and movie stars is well brought ' yr
of photographs reproduced above, which represents some of theartistswont Out visitede'tCo oda.
The majority of the originals of these pictures need no inodilctionaCanadians,, Sophie
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limit contralto singer, who is shown about to start -her tour of C nadlhe Canadian Sophie Br cifc that brill
Whulsor Station, Montreal, made a great hit ever where. , tela Clara utfrom thrleItPacific Xif Brit 'Ik.
audiendes. Galli Curd's golden voice has enraptured millions. Elsa Butt internat place the hearts t
antis, internationally and gotta known impersonator,. 110t
and her Moinrna foregat eyed. with the Mountie et the C. P+ lt. station at Banff and got a big thrill. tach.-lilolt',
fanaouss
movie v
a star,s
na e
d off duty
among n the a
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adios ,
g sat g
Ranh, is nad.al on chic subject of Canaidiali erennia►;
1'avlt> a err tz twos on his way to the Orient when he posed for the` Canadlian T'ncific cal'itier'a-man; The perennial
nacho Ileife
presses her appreciation' of •services rendered aboard the 'Empress of France'. Doug and Mary had the -
lime
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.time of their'ybung lives holidaying at the Canadian, Pacific hotel at Banff, where the picture reprodticedd•was taken.