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I am ina position to accomo
Rsh. all requirements in the Livery
lisssireas, have Auto for hire. Any
thing done in the teaming line
GEORGE J. THIEL
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POULTRY
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Vallee every day till S O'clock,p.m.
Do net teed fowl same morning
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lest Cask Price
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Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
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ECONOMY .
PERFORMANCE
Tear A1}ead Design '
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MUNCIE and CONTROL
MARCONI VIII
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sl'I'TINU ACQUAINTED WITH
:MIADGE.
A c'huckling Comedy in Three
Acta, Breezy in 'Style; and Plot.
TOWN BALL --•. Z'URIQR
On ..
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25th„ 8 p;m,
Reserved Seats 35e. Rush Solite 25c
Plan at T. L. Wurnee Store
DON"T MISS . IT
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NOTICE
At the annual meeting of the
Zurich Public Library it waa de-
cided • that .the Membership fee
for adults for the year ],322 be set
5(1q end cli,ildren at 25e, A 18 1=i
eclat drive for tu�embera. i'a 'being
made.
FOR SALE
A quantity of flax seed ready
ground for your etoek,
Feed a handful a day,
And keep the Vet. away..
P. C. Kalbileirch, Zurich.
Farm Help for 1927.
Since a great number proz'erty
slrieken people of Germany apply
to ane for 'po'sitions on • the farm
I can this year supply Evangel-
icals with. Evangelical's, Lutherans
with Lutheran's, Baptist with Bap-
tist, and Catholics with' Catholic
young men or domestics at $200.00
n year; • each man most be recom-
mended by his pastor in Germany.
Farmer pays fare and $5.00 per
month. Write to. tf31
Rev. K. Gretzenger, Mildmay, Ont.
FOR SALE
Three good Youkshire bacon -
type brood Sow's with pig, due
about March 15th. Apply to Jac-
ob 11. R illert, R. R. 2, Dashwood
14th con. Stephen.
FOR SALE
T ..^. r. offering my blacksmith
'ahop mei business for sale
John Kipper, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 25 acres ofg rags
farm, being e-hf. of e-hf. o1' Lot
No. 14, N. T. Hay Township. For
wale or to rent. For particulars
apply to Mrs. Catherine Reichert,
Mr. Wm. Reichert, Executors late
John Reichert, Zurich.
NOTICE
I ,have been appointed ,Solic-
iting agent for the product's of the
John C. Wheaton Co., Toronto, and
can 'supply you with Bibles, Testa-
ments Teache;'Iabelpa.Bible Stories
for Children, Books of Knowledge,
Universal hand books, etc. Every
Book will make a very accept=
!able Gift.
Mrs, 'Julia ,7iess, Zurich.
COAL 1927
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE
Scranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Poeahantas
and Soft Coal
600D SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case & Son
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Tho nice mild weather in inviting
out the various automobile . agents
who are showing all the improv-
ed features of their new models:
The auction sale of farm (stock
and implement held by Mr. John
England of the fGouhen south, on
Tuesday, 'was decided success,
wag s►od pricers were realised. Mr.
and Mrs. England are now mov-
ing to the village where they have
,OCAL NE
Ml .AIV ini�"sa'Selig' IiaS pilrehai ed
a or coupe lrorla (, S1'ritz -& Son
Mr, Mich ? ennei lett tore a few
week's visit with friends at Baden
Reeve D, F', Klopp wale oailed
to Toronto on bUSiness the • past'
week•
Mr. and Ur* Jas, Grow) of Ex-
eter were in the 'village on TuOe-
den
• it?rs. X. Hartman and Miss Lilly
Dueharme, were at London one
day. 1 alit' weep.,,
Mr, and Mee.;,Cha'a, Ellber of Or-
editon Were kilaitors with relativeg
in Zurich on Thieeday
Mr. Samuel Deitz was taken to
London Ho:apital ou Wednesday,
where he is 'taking 'treaty entsfor+
bladder trouble; •
Mrs: Leath Witmer of the .Uosh-
en Line,,sotith, was taken to Lon-
don Hospital last week and op-
erated on for gall 'stones, and. ins.
improving a'a well as can be ex-
pected,
x-pected,
John Doc1ierr, ,Tr'., our ;noted
tendard Brcct lio..,s nt,au, alt:ended
a big Horsemen's Society meting
at Toronto, to which Mr. Decker
wars elected a Director. He also
disposed one Of hi,s well bred colts
"Peter Gilbert" tcx a buyer near
Ottawa, for- which Mr. Decker re-
eeived a handsome figure. '
QUILTING—The Ladies. Aid of
QSf Peter's Evang, Lutheran ch-
urch have arranged to take •ord-
ere for quilting: Anyone desir-
ing to have any quilting done may
apply to the committee, Mrs. 0
Sehi1be, Mrs. Wm. Klopp, Mrs. A.
Johnston.
The cold snow storm from the
o:reterly direction over the week-
end is again followed by •nit.e, and
mild weather, and now 'since we
are
ea near lIctrch, a,,e feel 4 the
iapringseason creeping into our
bones, and then we ;el like saying
that this, has been one. of the
finest winters we ever :had.
What might .haye proven an e, -
en More fatal •accid'ent happened
to Mr. Theo. McAdoo...1s o: the Bron-
son, Line, while working in, the
ground pit where the filling isob-
tained for widening •the • Zurich ltd.
at the little 'awarnp,. While en-
gaged in 1ehoveliino elround, in
!some way a quantity slid down
with the result of crushing Mr. Mc-
Aclam^s •leg• against the 'wagon,
Although the leg was badly cru-
'ahed, na fracture took place.
We wish to draw our readers'
attention of th. fine li'et of ,auel-
inn 'sales aclv'rUsed in tlix .Herelcl
this week. Farmers as well as
;nerch:tnts ata awake to the fact
that it pays to advertis.:', and in
this fast travelling automobile tg•'
the tacking of an ocdasonal A l-
vertis:niant pst•ier on a po.,t 01'
board on the roadside is of v.,ry
little avail, Th, people must have
it. in the homvo.and the local news
paper i'a the medium to convey it
there.
Another demonstration of a fie
protection outfit was held on Thurs
day. afternoen ,,when the Lorne
Fire Engine Co, of Ingersoll, de-
monstrated one of their Ford out-
fits, which consisted of two line
of hose, and again the town hall
received its baptism of water, and
'should be well clean externalyl by
this time. There is no difficulty
in purchasing an outfit that will
do ,the job what Zurich requires,
but the paying of taama has to be
con'idered. Then there le also the
problem of an adequate wateraup.
ply. It woe however evident
that if the large water supply tank
on Victoria Street, would be. kept
full of water the year around, then
with the two tanks on wagons me
now have, if the haul were not too
far, either of these outfits demon-
strated,` could be nicely kept go-
ing with water, which mould be
a big protection.
The February Meeting of the
Zurich Wonienni' Institute washeld
at the home of MVS. C. Fritz with
17 ladies present. Mrs. Fritz took
charge of the meeting which op-
ened by singing "Old Folks at
Home” and repeating the Lords
Prayer in unison. A very instr-
uctive paper was given by Miss
Olive O'Breln on "Canada" which
was very beneficial to all. A read-
ing was then given by Miss Pearl
«V urtz entitl :d "Th:. First Settlers'
1Vtins P: J. O'Dwyer then (levered
the gathering with an inetrnmental
on the piano, After this all join-
ed is 'surging "Oh Canada" Mrs,
P. Manson then gave a very in-
teresting paper on "Hoene and Co-.
untry" which was much enjoyed.
"A Girl's Name, Contest" then
followed which caused .e /tittle ex-
citemnnt: Mr. Fritz was then cal-
led' upon and was kind enough to
favor as: with, a ,solo lentiltled
"Money"• which wa'a well'irendered.
And the Roll Call "S4tnething we
should •have in our I'Iorne Medic-
ine Chest" was ably' 'discussed by
each tenger. A dainty lunch wale
'served by the hostesses, 'A 'Vote
of thanks €,liven to the cn areitb.'
';. :> .at a1 Jti„ Wee the.) a•(l;ttiiitixed.
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HOW
TO KILL !E:
fllf!,1VUOALS VI'+IlvY EIsJ+`u(.,,i."JVL,
FOR TEN Pi3RR O E.
Cennuon • Salt arid More Expensive
Chemicals May Be Used 'But You
Shorild (Tnderstand 1 toper (Q1L)i.
tipeas--glow Ch.ern teals A.et,'
(Qoiitrlbuted by Ontario l,epartrnent uT
Agi•icu,ture, Toronto,)
During the early summer frequent
requests reach this offic9 asking for
ways 'and ineans of killing obnoxiotis
plants without applying the general
methods of soil tillage, Poisoning,
poison oak, poison suetae, and poison
htieonemlod areatsthe, most frequently men-
ckple
The usefulness of • chemicals as
weed killers is limited to the follow-.
log cases:' -
1. When the obnoxious weed oc-
curs in limited areas and is to be
destroyed rogardless of the effects of
the chemical on the soil or nearby
plants.
2. When it is' desired to render the
soil sterile, as on tennis courts,
paths, roadways or gutters.
3. When the plant that it is cde-
sired to kill is more sensitive to
chemicals than the other plants oc-
Cupying the same ground, as in the
lase of mustard in oats, or orange
hawk weed in grass,
HOW ClCanticala Act.
Some preparations, as arsenic and
carbolic acid, used in weed killing act
directly and •quickly as plant poisons,
others such as common vault
draw the water groin the tender grei.
growth, or by holding the ;;oil .u�.:.
tore so that it cannot be used by th,•
plant roots. Young and ter..dcr
in active growth succumb to the.
plant poison much more readily the n
do the older Ants.
Chemicals Used.
Common Salt.•—If applied iit pit -
tity in iiry hot weather, to ver . •ir
soluti ria or dry iS effective ono not
expensive. Must suited against road
way or path weedti,
Cop.ner Sulphate,—Used in solu-
tic,na from 2 to 10 per cent. it Is
effective. against rough leaf plants as
the mustards. More powerful in its
action than salt, it is expensive. A
3 per cent, solution is used against
mustard in grain. Such a solution
can be made by dissolving 10 peanas
of copper sulphate in 40 gallons 01
water, and 40 to 50 gallons of this
spray aro required for each acre
treated.
Sulphuric Acid:—This weed killer
is rather dangerous to handle. It i5
destructive to all vegetation to whi'h
it may be applied. It must be nom -
tiled in glass as it destroys metals.
Owing to rt::'cs in handling, it is not
generally recommended,
Caustic Soda. ---A strong solution
of caustic soda while rendering the
soil sterile, is very effective as a weed
killer and is • used with success
against poison ivy and other hardy
deep-rooted plants. -• For best effect
't is applied during hot dry weather.
Cat bolie Acid, -•-Crude• carbolic acid
Hinted with 15 to 20 parts of water
nt k s a cheap and effective weed
llc It can be handled *ith safety
id will not tnjute the spray puuip.
t, is Le:it applied by spraying on the
:ltni or saturating the surface soil.
Aranate • of e.oda. Arsenatee of
;eda us.d at the rate of 1 pound to
:u 6 gallon,; cf mater, is very effee-
118 a killer of obnoxious plants.
it niay be applied as a spray to the
Slants or soil, It is very durable, in
hat it is not readily washed from
the soil. Most useful on roads and
paths.
White Arsenic and Washing Soda.
—These two substances mixed in the
following proportions, white arsenic
1 pound and washing soda 2 pounds
with 5 or 6 gallons of water, make
very effective herbicide.
Lawn weeds such as chickweed or
grange hawk weed or other juicy
;eared weeds can hest be combatted
`.iy heavy applications of salt. Such
should be applied on a hot bright day
1n July, broadcasting at the rale of
two or even four quarts of flee salt
pier square rod.. (Try it cut on a
quare yard first to find out what
:'our• sotl and grass will stFind0. i'ts,lce
ut the dead *eels, sprinkle Cn some
';tore grass seed and water well.-•-
aoudy weather,
:nmilner Pruning, Watering and
Fertilizers for Roses,
Suniiner pruning of roses is eesen-
_ial for best results, says Prof. A. 11.
Tomlinson, of the Ontario Agricul-
tural College, Old flowers should be
cut away, and dead growth or weak
shoots should be treated likewise 010
dowering shoots, immediately •alter
the flowers have done should be cut
back, especially early in the seas
to a .strong prominent bud. With
Teas and possibly Hybrid Perpettials
new flowering wood will develop very
quickly. When pruning is done a
quick .acting fertilizer should be dis-
tributed oyer the surface,—nitrate of
soda, acid phosphate or blood meal.
After fertilizing, should the season
be dry water the plants well. Early
morning or early afternoon are the
best periods for the watering of roses:
never water late at night except in
very hot weather. Mildew and fun-
gus diseases spread rapidly under
cold, moist conditions, so do not ere -
ate such by watering during cool,
Cloudy weather. --Dept, of Extension,
0,- A. College.
()hicks Doing Well.
Four thousand 0. A. C. chicks, on
range, are doing ive11. Their dry
itiash is as follows:. -
760 pounds yellow corn meal
500 " wheat middlings
8110, " oat chop
45 '1 bone ureal
4$ " fine oyster shell
50 " alfalfa meal.
' 1 pint of cod liver oil to each
100 pounds of mash. --Dent. o2 'Eaten -
sloe, 0, A. Oolleesi
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In Fine Toilet i reparatio as and
haEdke' all the well inowi . and re-
liable varieties of J ace Powder and
Face Creams cull as
YARDLEY'S, ARMANDS. C0T5:'S, POMP II1i:N
THREE :rLOWE R'S, 1t'OODBU •Y'S Al)NMANY
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 VA -RIB -FM OF sliABING CR-
EAMS, Si ICK -{ :tP:=• AND PO W DEERS. ALSO A
G00D" STOCK OF SIL: Vm Ci;Lti;1IF,S, �APET y
RAZORS AND R:! .,311 l;L:\D:':4 ,
MAGAZINES FOR SALE
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ELLTNG OR NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK. ,'b;
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For Secondiiand Buggies
$40.00 and up
Auto Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, Eto.
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBBER YOUR UGQY WHEEL'r3,
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