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SWAY PUBLIC, ETC
110Ificar, Ears,iltoz! Street, Jets/ elf
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:sSypetitsal attention to 'C€ en;iteat sed
Court Work.
Wet ` olMes may be eon:Pelted at
ri ol'1lii dela by phone ,and piaoue,
Chargee 1'i"v4E7:R'Fyed.
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111ARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASIIt041ili
-Andrew P. Bees, Township Clerk
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er t of marriage licensee. Notary etenbiici, eomrsiaxioner, Firrand Auttr
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ting
Cortlox-
1GIau'i i &• .Erie Mortgage sGeo.
Idioms The Canada r+T T•t 310
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irSchota 9uetioneering, Try
�1 School o€ - Stock
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r Registered Live ping
.;1 Breeds). 'reruns in keeping
1 prevailing prict s, thifl
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Sana for sale. Will sell ai 1Y
Wry"eilaere. write. Zurich,
rhease 111-99 or
Licensed Auctioneer
MIVOLESEet
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AM
ON-
AM IN A sale, regardless
,fir any auction
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to site or'articles to d it not
a:Ai,cit your business -,
charges for
,t`ietied will make n
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'Arthur Weber, - DashWpd,
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eilee,114.41**610 G3esectosseetteseeles'm
Zurich Zeal i
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!Fresh and Sali Meats :i Sausagea, etc :
®, Price for Woe!
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ZURICH LIVERY
PUT YOUR
a n*sy For S; .1 e', Lo t,
ound, Norio*, Etc Aclq:
'IN Me r'01,0Of :
LOST
In Zurich on Monday evening,
a pocketbook_ containing; a large
!saint o money. Finder kindly no -
ify Mr. Simon Hoffman, or leav •
at Herald, Office, Good Rewards
offered:,
At the 'annual n eetinig of the
Zcericlr Public Library it was: de-
cided that the Membership fee
for adults for the year 1621 be set
at ,50c. and children at 25e. A isp-
ecial drive for members is ' being
made.
FOR SALE
A quantity of flax seed ready
ground for your 'stock,
Feed a handful a• day,
And 1i;e•ep. the' Vet. • away.
P. C. Kalbfleiach, Zurich.
Farm Help for 1927
Since a great number proverty
stricken people of Germany apply
to me for positions on the farm
I can this year 'supply Evangel-
meals With Evangelicals, Lutherans
with Lutheran's, Baptist with Bap-
tist, and Catholics with Catholic
young sten or domestics at $200.00
a year; each man -must be recom-
mended by his pastor in Germany.
Farmer pays fare and $5.00 per
month. Write to. tf31
Rev K. Gretzenger, Mildmay, Ont.
. i[ ami in 'a position to aceomo-
;jilarte all requirements in the Livery
tenainess, have Auto for hire. Any
g vlone in the teaming line. •
GEORGE J. THIEL.
"Reno 53 Zui'ich,Ont.
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POU Lit RY
WANTED
Mitten every ART till 3 O'cloek,g.not
MO mot feed fowl !sam, morning
'When brought ixi.
iiiighest Cask Pines
Cream and Eggs.
Wo O'Brien
Poi 64 • • Z+nric a
ECONOMY
FOR SALE
Three good Youkshire bacon -
iJCAL NE
ITRIM HERALD
Mr. end. Mee. T. L. W4Urto, event
Sunday at Bayfield
Mr. W. C. Califaa wee at ];Lon-
don t a past week.
:114iPas Gertrude •Weber spent a
few days; at Goaerich last: week;
Mr. Orville S,teiubaoi of 'Pietrost
i3 Visiting at his 'home far <1- fi W,
Mise with
Callfas repent a� . few
day'a with friends and relatives at
Kitchener.
n'Cr Elnwre Kies*, Warden of
Uuron County Was in Toronto on
bueiness ozi. Satureley;
•Mr .Lea Hoffman of the village
was called to Goderich the ; past
Weak to act titsjuror
nee Lillian Martin of London,
spent the week -end at her home
on the Babylon Line
Miss • Gertrude Schi.lbe who' is
attending Normal at London !spent
the week -end at her home' here.
Mr. and Mea. 0. 0. Smith of St.
Joneph were • week -end 'visitors
with •relati:vee et Baden and ' Kit-
cher.+er, making the trip by auto
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brein have
mo;\'ed with their effects i11to the
tipper story of the Genie l owned
and. recently vacated by Mr, 11.' ,
agar
Rev. and Mrs. S. R. 'Knecht-el0:1
New Hamburg spent the week -end
at the home of Mrs. S. Renniet.,
The Roverend, 'c3eliver:ng two eery
inspiring' sermons in the Evan
gelical church on Sunday.
QUILTING—The Ladies ,Aid of
(1St Peter's Evans. Lutheran cis-
`urelr have arranged to take ord-
ers for quilting. Anyone desire
in; to have any quilting done may
apply to the committee, Mrs. C-
Scliilbe, Mrs, ,T'm, Klapp, Mrs. A.
. Johnston.
Bev. 117mr.r':t W. Ebnes of Leona
N J., sleeted his mother, Mes.Sarah
Ehnen for a few days. xlr,tsec1.
tv+pe brood :sows with pig, due • to. report that Mrs, Ehners 1n m-
ahout March 15th. Apply to Jac- pro vingquite favorable froixiher
b R WiVert R R n Dashwood ree nt. a.ccidont when she fell and
FIRST AID TO I ALS
ACCIDENTS 'WILL HAPPEN. 0:
THE FARM
Sonne Suggested 1(1•emedless azul. Hints
use:o the leandliing of Hogs-+-Whe
lzo ife s Cough?
(ga)ntributed by Ontario Department oR
A,Tr.Icuiture, ri'oronto.)
Aocide)nts will, reopen on the farm
and it is 'well. to be prepared to live
first aid to the victim of the accideat,
while waiting to secure professional
lisle. Nall wounds, calks, barb wire.
outs, lnjeries from runaways, injuries
from coming in contact with farm
tools and machines or any other in-
jury where the skin is broken should
receive treatment at one, that the
animal may not suffer. Some people
still apply turpentine to wounds o1•
animals, doing more injury than
wood, since it weakens and devitalizes
the tissues and retards healing rath-
er than promoting it. Others use
large volumes' of antiseptic solution
in water to bath the wound, tela also
weakens the tissue and removes the
protective serum that nature supplies
for the repair of the injury, so
should not be used other than dur-
ing 'the first cleansing should sucla
ee • necessary. The application of.
tincture of iodine to the iuound after
removing the diet and loose tissue is
the best practice, The application
of tincture of iodine will destroy any
of the common bacteria tl'iat may
;gain access to the wound, it stimu-
lates healing and tends to stop ri ieur
-hemorrhage,
In nail and calk wounds thcte i
no agent that will give better re-
sults than iodine. Hoop the injury
clean. If there is hemorrhage, wait
clean sterile absorbent cotton w:i',i
iodine, apply 'over the hour a a:t1
bandage. Early attention to wstueis
will save your horse much heedless
suffering, and make it easier sur the
veterinarian to complete the treat-
ment. Don't be afraid to pour on
the tincture of iodine. Beep your
ringers off the wound, and see that
everything that touches it is sterile.
A supply of iodise and absorbent cot-
ton should be at hand on every farm
14th 'con.Stephen. �, i''Ijured her hip.
The local Carnival. held in the where live stock is part of the fu...
equipment,—I.,, Stevenson, 0, A. C.
Zurich Rbik la:Jt Thursday even -
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FOR SALE
T pan offering my blacksrni
bop and business for sale
John Kipper, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 25 acres ofg raes
faun, being e-hf. of e-hf. of. Lot
No. 14, N. B., Hay Township. For
sale or to rent. For particulars
apply 11 ?Vara. Catherine Reichert.
MP. 'Wm Reichert; Executors late
Jinn." it e1: hert, Zurich..
NOTICE '•
I ;have been appointed solic-
iting agent for the eiroducte of th
John C. Win'aton Co., Toronto, and
can 'supply you with Bibles, Testa-
ments Teaehel'shelps Bible Stories
for Children, Books of Knowledge,
Universal hand books etc. Every
Book will make a very accept-
able Gift,
Mt+s, Julia Bess, Zurich.
OAL 19
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE
Scranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE TOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case &: Son
P'FIONE 35 cif R1et:a 9eT.L -t7
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Air .and Mrs. David Johnston of
LaRivere, Main., who have spent the
'winter with friends and relatives
in Stanley are visiting at present
on the Goshen Line, South...' ••
,: , to Were Orr their
They 'expect
,a�,��.�r..-
home in flits West about March l:st,
Kai- Y, OSA •'+. t"r� - , and intend stopping off for a fe':v
) - days .dint, •, whthey
have aat m mmsberMichof relativeeres'.
Year Ahead Design
'! D. X. and SELECTIVITY
;RANGE ^rel 'CONTROL
s�G3
MARCONI VAI
It itseight years since they left
here for the west, and they .see a
great many change's in that time.
MiRuby Erratt and Mies.
EunicerrnlCes
Reid spent the week-enrlat
R
the home of Mr. Fred Reids Bay-
field Road. •
_
Mrs. Jas. Stephenson hula been
,ionfrned too herr, bed through ill-
ing ways in every way a decide Keep the Pigs cool.
esuecess. Th^ evening being ideal The pig, thiiL is comfortable all the
for the occasion, colssoquen:ly a time, is a profit maker. The pig that
large turnout took place, and tho 1 is uucomfortahle from any sense,
various c0 tuns e'1 w -'t''' of tla^'his;'h- particularly ovortwating will :t 6 do
d
est order and everybody present well. Gains; in weight cannot be
enjoyed themselves to the full.
Don't forgcst the .Comedy flay
made- while he is asing up enel.g,
looking for comfort Pigs kept -in open
lots with no shelter from the hot
Anti 1'd «Cr t' n :\c' ua n e l .With sun other than that :;.ffo�'ded by.the
Madge" put' on by the •oun:; tenee, .cannot inane the. same g a.u:
peoplei??1er':s Lutll.e: to as are • made by pies that enjoy the
of St.
church • In the. Town.. Hall, 'Zurich,
On FridayEve.. FebruiseY 25th. -It
is. a play ftlil of humor and-,yttbb.r
bass for the past week.
Mrs. • Robt, McClinchey aieo was
taken ill on Monday, ve hope
they may !aeon be'teetered to their
WWI health, 1
shelter - of trees or a. sunahed:.. A
sunshade can be easily made by si=t -
tin four fence posts in 'e square•
eight fey t apart on each side, to sup-
illia and be a real treat to the: t -els' "a reef ft a7ue •of ' x 4 or '' x6.
people offhe community. •
1VIr. Halm t Klapp of Welland,
'Mrs. Wagner of Shakesponrte Mr.
Leonard i lo1)p, of l itch et1"r and
Messrs H )r 1' 'o and Wm. Telope of
Stratford; v :3'tel their n +r )r i e,elr
i h ,a J', a d over with Lay,
;:raq or be: tir;.l. 1-Ini, o1 straw rc
?i•, r ; e .,,tr r than boards. Dust can
k''1 riot-, by the use of oil or
!:•;:•!t el, s Clive the pig comfort or
si.i swear, walk ;and :apical.
Thor., nu profit in Such actions.
ti . 1: wt't get three cents out of
and Mrs. ' 14 t i. lslnpp o\ e ' til'. wee ; t,.,und a.1 grain that he Kate
ek-sn l} S )rry' Lo '1 ' ,,,'t that n li4 lieu do it. They suesitaelw
Mr. Wm;. Klopp of the village eon• 11 l.: ee--T, Ste er--see, Depts of
tinue'a on ith, tie( lid'.
IIENNo a FES CT 's:" 'LAD
Fifty-five tl1aa t 1' sections, tto
riling 8,810 stns at flan 1 Borth of
Spet+rs, Sask., in the t:atLli+ford die
trice, 11:n\ -t 1Dycit perches el by 1\I(1n-
nonite so.ltlot:s from the C.P.R.of-
ficials of the yCanacl.ien Menonitecol
onization board, of R= pthere,Saek
the ether day. The pug rbas mar-
ks n new d i)7rttare th 1h^ ;efforts
of the 1MIennonites pouring into the
c.mnLry from .Rri,`:si.i :tines the cl-
ose of the war, to ite,'i1w estab-
lished thn'a. The Mennonites,
riu rtberi;ig ab oat la femllies twill
move on t.n the land ,,n or beteee
Juno -1, 1020, •
Upwardeeef over -000 barns. were
destroyed last year in Ontario by
fire. This is ;a most appalling
loss and if ,not checked r,t 'tylion-
ly mean increased insurance rates.
\zhieh are quito nigh no,v. Liebe'
ning is responsible for a „ood
Many gusset, on the farm_; t11511 too
there is the fall threshing and the
danger from the engine; then there
the lantern, welsh Meas destr oyc:l
many a good Ontario barn, =anrl
last' of all, there is carelessnr s. If
e fire iatarte the leas Is generally.
total, fox a five where there is hay
or =straw cannot: be amt out very
ea:8ily,; *At drams club .h meetings.
the farm r. \would be adeist:rl to
discuss the i.rcre red insurance ra-
teI and their cause, '
WHEAT :POOL • OUTLINED
A,pubiio meeting was held in the
Town Hall, Exeter, Monday even-
ing last, regarding' the proposed
forming of an Ontario Wheat Pool
The speakers were W. A. Amos,
Pre^ dent of the UFO; H. A. Gilroy
'rims dsidttit oft he U.F.O. Cooper-
•:ative Co. and Secy. J. J. Morrison,
Stirrin gaddre5ses were given on
f'ar•nmes% cantrclllin g, where possible
their riatridp toduce and eo-bpi r
atitrg in the Marketing of • thenal,
It its proposed to organize eby
districli9 in the wheat pool and
the Co-operative company its lend
ing i,t'"r: 'brganizs.tiorl to put • the
thing storosa. .li`i.ve yea contrasts
wee. `cl1's'rihutntl "Arid if sufficient
VIVA E, BloSeop of Varna, spent signore ars obtained 1)y the cen-
oaer 4:y. y yr s. Ida iAta
'ten eon 0, A. College.
("tatting Down luti'nr Expenses.
The farmer must meet his own
problems in a masterful tray. Fail-
ing to do so. all- efforts by the 1)
1,artinent of Agriculture in his behalf
.vi11 avail ne progress. To keep up
the desil'ad standard of living on Ou•
iario farms the labor income must be
Increased. Should the fares be earn-
ing all that it can then the possibil-
ity of increased income must cone:
from Qnviug eff••rte•d en oni'r a1 fr e
-Oen f•,ed bills bo elitlrina'i'd ;,;k •,1uiv-
ileo bettor fo'ls on the farell? seme
Ontario farmers have done HO. Can
waste of labor, stable sp .7 n'td feeds
he avoided by getting rid of peor pro-
ducer cows? Arany the trio !armee;
!rave clone so, and now usr • .. nes..
`.,hire wherever post•ible. 1'lr: y airs'
Alan their work so that they aro 01•
velYs busy th,,In ,'lv es and. e've'ry it'Dir
to dells in its proper thee. Evers
rs
dollar saved 111 operatioee is a dollar
cic100 to the labor lneolno,
410.4rJdill`it1 *7j4z '6w",1J+1 4tetriartos 11 a few da ett1,h her 'sister, Mel , i s 1 s r.et o Li
fee
at
do
*100 Zurioh
a
ese
ela
210
Minc110s for Swine.
1. part common salt.
1110 y are to devi•lop 0 bony frame -
vsotlc 000 make the' best a ,r of the
de given. Minerals are nr)Qtr e :
all times, winterand snr_tnrr-r, l r-
ors and out, on pasture or in tn:,
peat,
Tho .following1nietulc 1 as gat'•'.•'
good rosette, all ingrodionts u?'
E a 1];t:-
10 part wood a:;hss
10 parts ground lirrielttone.
10 parts acid phosphate
1 part common salt,
.Pigs should have arc oss to such a
mixture and also to 'rock ieult h.,
blood of a normal pig contains nerves
one per cent. of salt, this supply must
be kept up and the reran that carries
the:feed to the pig is the one to clo it.
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MA:,i�Gll�. C S FOR ti`l�Lt+,
LDr, „ J. MacKinnon, Zuri&.i t
ma-
ze
PAR `e ` Mk RPM' M !WAR' WNW RSV'JW A „ti W-.:
In Fine Toilet Preparations and
laddie all the well known and re-
liable 'varieties
e.„liable'arieties of Face Powder and
Face Creams Guth as
YARDLEY'S, ARMANDS, CO't 5' ;s, POMPEIAN
THRVE FLOWER'S, WOODBUR k'S AND MANY
OTHERS
These are Nationally Advertised
Goods which have a reputation to
E" ain t it.l li't e
In Tooth Pastes we have Forhans, Ipana,
Colgates, Pepsodent and Hutax
All kinds of School Supplies and Stationery
WE HAVE SEVERAL VARTI+7TI'E3 OF STIA'tiI'Nel CR-
EAMS, STICK.; GAPS .AND POWDERS.
-GOOD STOCK C)1+ sli:7 V1N' i I?I:ti:,t!1i ,
RAZORS AND RA .Dim 1LADES'. •
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Why the Pigs Cough.
Thumping, cough, urltl.11iftine�
anti digestive disturbances. in pig.,
iron) one to six weeks old are usnal-
ly symptoms of the presence of 1u7 r_
worms. "Treatment of the affected
ones is of littlo'value. If tate number
of ase1iritio present In the ze,.xte h'
large the little pig will soon ulril 1i
his toes. If the nutabers are halite&
the pig may outgrow the malady
Proper oanitdtioti coupled c ith pro-
per cleansing- of the sow prior to far-
rowing effoetl ely proventtr the
tlluntp. y condition a,c.r,s .rt4 by Hi r
young worms .in time lungs and bron-
chioles of the little pia; -L, Steven-
son, Dept, 'Extension, 0 A. Coll
o
rix to tell the sex.
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The Fireproof W ainoard
Use it iiow. Use it in your spare
time. Use it evt r For
* WALLS AND CEILINGS, RPPAIR1Ne. P 0I.D WALLS, REMOL'-• ,
ELLING OR NEW CONS -CR -Cc NON \S'ORK. l.
4 EASY TO HANDLE, EASY '1 0 r -'U T ON.
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IIEADQUARTE';
for Secondliane Buggies
$4O1OOand up
Auto Tops, AVagoya. Repairing,
Painting, Etc.
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, \1'1: HAVE IT
WE ItERUB1IER YOUR UGLY WHEELS.
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