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Dr. H. H. COWEN
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DENTAL SURGEON
:*t DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH eie-
eery l'huredsy, Friday and Saber
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Sale
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INIAgTI,YtIP'S BLOCS:, DABHWOOD
Andrew F. Beal,Be' To'4 rns'hip Clerk
mer ,df marriage licenses.Notary
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h Commi inner, Fire an
itpmobile Insueranre Representing
;n & Erie Mortgage Corpor-
IOWA. The Canada Trust Co.
ZURICH ONTARIO
VT YOUR
wants, For °Salo, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
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THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE ' U
I ..air, offering My blacksmith
'shop :and business #qr sale.
John Kipper, Zurich.:
FOR SALE
A `limited quantity led , good
white clover honey for tsale. Ap-
ply to Mind Ems. Snider, Steablel ine
Stanley, Tpa
FOR SALE
A quantity nit maple and beech
wood for (sale, cut an atove length.
Apply to Garnet 'Latent, Hensall
P.0, `' tf. -29
ogles ELOPP
`-"- M. Jones Nat-
tividuate Carey
School of Auctianeeringg. tocis
ry
Ili* fad Registered Live keeping
ion Breeds). TermB
Terms ha
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itb prevailing prices.
for sale. Will sell anything
ellardihere.-write, Zurich,
1P3iome 18--93 or
NOTICE.
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation
of the County of Huron will meet
in the Council Chamber, Goderieh,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of
Tuesday, the 25th Clay of January
1927, tii1l accounts against the
County must be In Mee hand's of Ll`V
the Clerk not later than -en deli kited to lase J. Pe aidetto come
preceding the meeting of Council g
Applications will be received at up' town:'
this meeting for the position of
Mee C. Fritz wale n buslt0eee Via-
itor to Daehweod on Monday,
Rev, K. Gretzenger of Mildmay
was a week -end visitor at the
home of Mr„ and M'ru C. L, Stnith,
Mr. David Faint of Cari,o, Mich,,
is viniting relatives here at pres-
ent.
Howard of Hensel), ca«lied on Zur-
lvl•esisris..Geo. Douglas and Harry
leis friends on Friday.
The nineteenth t;•anasetlantic ca-
ble had Dust been coiupleted, to
New York; and will have a Wend.
ing capacity of 2,500 letter& a
minute.
Messrs. H. Angel and Len Wag-
ner motored to London on Thur -
day and returned home"'v''ith a
new Page sedan. hSVieh Mr. And'
gel will likely use ars a dem-onstr.
ator.
,We are pleased to report that
our prominent citizen, . Mr. John
taken
o
Rau, who was, lrurridly
St. Joseph's Hospital, , London anct
o,pert,ted or, for appendi'citi's, a few
weei ks ago, has returned to his
home Y ere the. past week. : And
friends are very' much
Sigh Constable,
' GEO. W. HOLMAN,
Coisifty Clerk.
Goderich, Jan. 7th 3927
Licensed Auctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
e
se
ci any auction sale, regardl e
to wise or articles to sett.
EiMI C isit your business, and ii not
seatiefied will make no charges tor
9Na"rices' ,. Raehwood.
& thief ffiWeber,
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ZURICH LIVERY
HOUSE FOR SALE
Solid brick ho='rae, i.n Zur'ch, with
kitchen and woodshed_ All mod
ern conveniences, electric lights.
furnaceand bathroona complete.
Good barn and garage.. Apply to
Aaron Weber. Zurich. '
ent
NOTICE
Having dissolved partnership by
mutual consent, we wish to advis •
the public that we .request an im-
mediate !settlement °rail ;outstan3-
Citig accounts. Johnston&Koehler:
Butchers, Zurich, Ont.
:i[ sin in a position to accomo-
i1ate all requirements in ..the Livery
Oa -civilness, have Auto for hire. Any
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
+lone b1 Zurich,Ont.
L' i VE
POU LTRY
WANTED
The lectureg iven in the Evan -
CLEAN POULTRY: HOUSE rifi4441i0M614161,4
PROPER fi N lTAr ON T8 MOST
IMPORTANT..
.1+',olennia for Whitewashing the Build -
tees -- All' Utensils Should Be
Carefully Cleaned. '
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, .Pronto.) -tr,
Sanitation is doubly important with
poultry,'since dome' tieation generally
requires, them to ' ake their food
from the same floors dere their body
wastes are deposited. This practice
creates a real problem in sanitation,
leaving the birds.exposed to an auto-
infection : of pathogenic bacteria and
parasites, both internal and external.
1Vletliod of Cleaning a Poultry house.
Remove all the loose litter. and
dirt. The fixtures as roosts. nest
boxes, dust box, etc., should be re-
moved, theroughle scrubbed with hot
lye water, and then exposed to the
sun, With fixtures out, the writing
and walls should be thoroughly
swept. If water under pressure is at
hand the scrubbing oat can be great-
ly facilitated by turning on a power-
ful stream of water. Should' water
pressure not be available a good
scrubbing can be given all woodwork
of walls and floors, using hot lye
water (3 pounds of lye to 25 gallons
of water). Follow the scrubbing
with lye water. A good formulae for
whitewash is as follows:—
U'nslaked lime, 2 pecks.
Spanish whiting, 3 pound.
Salt, 1 peck.
Glue, 1 pound.
Rice flour, 3 pounds.
Crude carbolic acid, 2 quarts.
Water enough so that it can
applied easily and thoroughly.
Keeping Yards Clean.
It is highly desirable to alternate
yards ix such a way that they' can be
used for garden crops every second
year. If this can not be done fre-
quent sloughing and applications of
lime is the next best way of aiding
the soil purification processes With-
out �
it is
eo'flie-
r ca_ 1
out proper yards,
only a matter .of time until they be-
come polluted, with parasites, cocci-
diosis and pathogenic bacteria
Disposal of Manure.
1 The dropping boards should be
cleaned daily and the manure renrev-
'ed to `a closed storage box. The
practice of using sand on dropping
boards is a good one. Failure. t'd'
keep the birds safely away from ma-
nure of all kinds favors the trans-
mission : of disease and intestinal
parasites. an dead birds should be
destroyed by burning, burial is us-
ually not satisfactory unless the per-
son doing the undertaker work will
bend his bacle enough to make a
deep grave and thereby put the car-
cass down below harm's way.
Clearing Utensils.
A11 pans, trou hs and fountains that
can become cont..ininated, should be
thorougli,ly ct+.:,ned and disinfected
each week. Reests may be sprayed
e•elical church on Monday ev„nrng
Toy Rev. K. Gretzneger, Mildmay,
wa's a fine •sli.ccess acrd there was
t 'big turneut conaidering th` eeon-
iition of the roads. • MrGretzen-
; er To very 'ego• c u eat tics well as
ix:ter +stir g in his lecture " about,
h.'s e .perienc-'s an Russia and 'tire
eivid and duelling incidents nacre
the lecture a ern only to short.
The hoped of an all open win
for 'won faded away last Thurs-
day and. Friday when a blanket
;.f 'sno'w• o fabout a foot fell, and
ae there has been no •wind •'since.
hence wee have :excellent aieighin-
n ednenday •saw :t ,small January
thaw but with the heavy fog in
the air it will likely turn. 'colder
as the old adage goes "A _January
fog Will Irene: a dog
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STRAYED
Unto my premises BronsonLine
six: spring calves, same •came there
en Oct. 24th. Owner call for'sanre
and pay all casts.. Philip Meade
Farm Help for 1927'
Since a great number poverty
etricken people of Germany apply
to me for positions on the farm
I can this year ;supply Evaugei-
teals with Evangelicals; Lutherans
with Lutheran's, Baptist with Bap
tist, and Catholics with ,Caatholic
young men or domestics at $200.0Ja year; each man must be recom-
mended by hes pastor an Germany.
Farmer pays fare and $5.00 per
month, Write to Rev. K. Gretz-
snger, Milder -my, Ont.' •
Sleeken every day till 3 O'clock,p.m. mot ot feed fowl same morning
•khan brought in.
lathed Cash- Prices
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,a"rearn and Eggs
W. 0) i, r'ie
P,haine 114 Zurich
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:RANGE and CONTROL.
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FARM FOR SALE
Con'sistin gof 25 acres of graes
farm; located on Zurieh Road, op -
peep Babylone, Hay Tp. For
further particulars apply to Oscar
Koehler, Zurich. tf22
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The C.N.R. of th; London to
\V ingh:t'm branch have made a lit-
tle chang) in their freight train
reulation.'s. On Tuesday anti
Thursday there will be. no freight
trains, while Itihe remaining days,
the fright will leave London be the
morning for \Vinghani and return
the isam-. day, which Sul+an•5 that
til live
Stock loaded•at Hensall will
not leave that place until in the
tf ternoon.
Our 1oc tl hockey team went to
Hen'sall last Friday evening::. 'and
aniaYed a very fast ,game ,\_ +...tire
bay's of that town. ' .Althot g1r our
';elan wa., far from, full strength,
heyeaor . tho necessary goal to
-win on 'overtime. 'stoic 7-8•
Our
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FOR SALE
RUB.BERCAS'E BATT3E3RIES $14.75
Allowance will be .made .for old
Eattery. Store your battery ,for
the winter with tits. Also charge,
Repair and Rebuild Batteries. We
have installed an eouipment for
rebuiidiir,g and repairing Batteries
Louis Prang, Zurich, Ont.
hors nc ty stlnd a t
the League with only oneylosls a- Ye c ludo wloan folih a a acid and coal i in'st then on Friday i t'a'n such practice will aid in keeping the
they , are going to Da'slitvood rad louse pest in check:.
crass ,.sticks with the powerful line The establishment \ of conditions
be
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FOR SALE
A Gamey, Base Burner heating
stove. Apply to Ey. Brallman.
up a 1that ,town. -
Diani:ond Dyed of whom. prae
ically every hoe e\Vite is acquain-
ted, and need's no introduction as
probably the list .article ' in its
'fine of merchandise, has for the
past few years not been sold in
Zurich by merchants, owing to the
fart that the Dye Company= ha'a
discontinued s eldn their • pre delete
to local merchants•, best only to
reliable Drug Stores. The Zurich,
Drug Store. his T;ttt iu a; snpiply of
Dhnon l Dyes, foe the col Cn'e. e'
of the public here.
What is said to be the '.world"s
finest carpet has been purchased
in .Englandb y dames F. Ballard,
an American ,who hese made a
hobby •of Persian ea pets This
'masterpiece of the reg• -maker's
art ins nearly fol i' centuries old and
t ague 1 at inure than half a mill-
ion dollar's!. It i;st .work—of ono
elan, who woeked at it for twenty
years, The carpet belonged huc:
cessivny to _Shah Safi, Cam' Peter
the 'Great of R.0?sit', and Leopold
is of Aural til, and for ye t.rsi it hung
on the (staircase of the royal pal-
ace near Vieni r,. Tt is ,said never
to halo been walled on.
NOTICE
I ;have been appointed Iaolie-
iting agent for the tlirodueta of the
John C. Winston Co., 'Toronto, and
can eupply you with Bibles, Testa-
menbs TeaeheelattelJi8Blble Stojries
for Children, Books of Knowledge,
Universal hand books, etc. Every
Book will make a ,vary accept=
able Xma's. Gift.
Mrs. Julio.. jHeas., Zurich!.
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WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS
GENUINE
Scra tan Col
ALSO CARRY
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPL i' ON HAZ—
TELEPI'IONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case & Son
favorable to the health or the poultry
flock may seem a lot of work, but
success and prod.t cannot be expected
if the work is not done in a thor-
ough and prac'lical way. The practice
of letting things go from day to day
or week to week will not go in the
poultry business and has written the
word failure across the efforts of
many a would-be poultryman. --L.
Stevenson, Dept. Extension, 0. A.
College.
FEEDING OF RAPE.
nas
PStife
AVIAMAAINAkAliA4VAAMi
Zurich 1)ru� };tore
e Specialize
In Fine Toilet Preparations and
handle all the well . known and, re
liable varieties of FE ce Powder and
Face Creams £uch as
YARDLEY'S, ARMANDS, COTir'S, PQMI'BIAN
• THREE FLOWER'S, WOODBURI''S AND MANY
OTHERS
These are Nationally Advertised
Goods which• have.a reputation to
maintain.
In Tooth Pastes we have Forhans, Ipana,
Colgates, Pepsodent and Hutax
All kinds of School Supplies and Stationery
WE HAVE SEVERAL VARIETIES OF SHAVING CR-
EAMS, STICKd tOecleS AND POWDERS. ALSO A
GOOD STACK OF SHAVING BRUSHES, .eAFET S'
RAZORS AND RAZOR BLADES .
MAGAZINES FOR SALE
:fir. A. J.
Good for Chickens, Lambs, Pigs ano
Steers.
This crop, now grown quite exten-
sively in the counties where large
numbers of steers and lambs are fed,
requires some care in feeding. Very
'Young cattle and lambs are frequently
'affected by too liberal use of this
crop • and results have not always
been profitable. But properly han-
dled this crop makes a valued addi-
tion to the autumn feed supplies of
the farm, being green and palatable,
it is relished by all farm anuiials
from the chickeu to the cow,
When cut for soiling it should be
fed at once, wilting spoils the flavor
and it heats quickly if piled. Cut-
ting has an advantage e, in. that three
crops may be obtained in a season
giving a very large tonnage.
Rape cannot bo fed to milking enws
if the product is to be sold as milk,
cheese, or butter. An undesirable
cabbage flavor v.i:wl stick to the dairy
prodatot. For dry cows and young
stock on the dairy farm it is a very
desirable 'feed.
For lambs, rape is excellent, but
caremust be taken to prevent bloat,
which is very likely to follow. Have
the lambs pretty well filled with
drier feed before turning them on
the rape patch, and give them a part
time rain on grass in an adjoining
wet with rain
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field if D"ossible. Rape �t v
or heavy dew is dangerous to a hun-
gry animal, either sheep or cattle;
piggy do not seem to be affected.
I"has ititsda.n;,ei s and rape
' i'ozeu rape
as the sole feed is not always satis-
t
in that
a
r.
Use it
ra ioiall Y
facto Y
the anit'nal !s given other feeds each
teeming before being turned into the
rape field that they may become used
to it aild~• not overeat of this bulky
easily -fermented feed, Once the stock
are used to rape they can remain on
the field without danger, nevertheless
it, is good policy to watch them close-
ly forevidences of bloat or rape
• poisoning: --L. Stevenson, Sept: of
leet•onslon, 0 A.
The f'r t `i' flee Crts.ee Melia .
for 1927 wee hold in the office or
the Tp. Clerk, Mr. A. F .I7:} s, on
Monday, when lsnid. Clerk n n ap-
pointe.d's.ecretary for the year.' The
following then ,subscribed t(,o tho
nece'ssary'declarations—Aleve Mo-
r sseau, John Hey, Jr; and huli.0
Thiel. Mr. Mouisesau was thancap-
Pointecl chaiennan and inspector for
pan-
ned
A resolution was
r year.
to present before the village
x,itepayers a by-law whereby the
Police Trustees can pay themsul-
$15.00
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toc.tic•d
alar � not
vaa�:� a a y
per year for their iservic•0S', Two
inens.e wtCg ranted operate
ate
pool tables it Zurich, the fleet flc-
ense tot cost $25'and for revery, o
towinlg table $15,00
BORN
Itavelle—In garish, on January 1.6.
to Mr. and Mint Peter_RRavelle, a
A. daughter.
•'.t H'ty Tolvnelleony on Jan
et lend ;it . tied 1,:11e. 'r
lieg,Ior, Zt ' 911°6
MacKinnon, Z�.�ric��.
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