A previous report from L. L.

A previous report from L. L. Voight, at Winter-ton Farms, near Huntly, had given the information that a fox with rabies had been killed on that^arm January 2.

It'was the unanimous decision of the board and citizens present at the meeting that every dog should be vaccinated The cost of vaccine, .per dose, for a three-year vaccinaton safety, is 54 cents. County Agent W. <H. Lyne was designated to secure the services of a veterinarian for clinics and the county will pay the expenses of the veterinarian, with the dog owner paying the price of the vaccine only. - A

The clinics will he for dogs and cat owners wtH have to provide for vaccine elsewhere than in the clinics. The law does not require vaccination for cats, but a cat running at latge la subject to being killed just as any other •wi^,

A claim for chickens killed If a dog. was awarded J. R. Nether*. He was aRowdd 2d cents a pound for the fowls.

Spertyrille School Gives

Doll Show, J«m*arj§f$~—

Mrs. Aubrey Keyser’s sixth grade room at Sperryvflle school will conduct the annual Doll Show Tuesday, January 15, in the school auditorium.

Dolls are to be brought to the show at 9 o'clock and the public is invited to see the exhibition of dolls from 1 to 8 o’clock. There is no charge, but a silver offering can „ be made at the door.

Classes include: largest doll; foreign doll, boy doll, old-fashioned doll, prettiest doll, walking, crying, doll with prettiest hair, best collection, sweetest doll, twin dolls, best dressed, most unusual, largest collection, smallest doll, rag doll, most real baby doll.

Outside exhibitors, as well as school children, may enter dolls in any of the classes.

There is no admission fee for entering a doll in the exhibit. All outside dolls will be taken as a • whole and judged, not with the school children’s dolls.