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ARY PUBLIC, .ETC
+codecs, Hamilton Street. Jos- off
"fie Square, QODBRICS Orit.
t psytisl atteestion to Counse end
Court Work
I9iolsaes may be eteteedateo at
ldesieh by plume and ,tie
charger revalued
Dr. . .Phone 54 Heneall.
L. D. "d . D. D COOK" BROS. MILLINGI CO,
T YOUR
Wants, For Sale,
$.ost,
Found, Notice, Etc. IAd
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
A ,good cow in milk.—Apply
to Henry elett3ivay Zurich,'
FOR SA;L,;<
PEED '-- We have a quantity of
a V
re-el.:ailed Bean Searaeninge which
r we oeffer at One Cent per pound
ushilthey last.
DENTAL SURGEON
At WAITS BLOCK, 'ZURICH N1v- A
for 3Le. Apply to Robert Mous-
Ilt
tea.. $'fstn• Officer
LIIB'g BLOCS. IDA88WOOD
yticsW P. Hes!,. Township Clerk
I r of marriage licensee. Notary
74'dlic, Commissioner, arid Aut
attanbile Ineuerance Representing
SumA Erie Mortgage' Corpor-
tater The Canada ONTO
ZURIC>il
'OR ,i ed
tea d Ratan, quantity of choice timothy hay
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Ilebool of Aged;nesainStock
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ea Registered Lien:
Terms in ,keeping
, R. R. 2, Hensel. Phone 1-92
Zurich.
�CAItrD OF THANKS
We, the undereigne'd wish betake
this opportunity of conveying to
neighbore and many friends our
sincere thanlrs and appreciation for
the kind expressions and good will
extended to us Ir:nee our recent loss
by fire.
Mr. and Dust. Art (Willett, Dieh-
lwood.
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IN MEMORIAM
Hartleib-In loving memory of
our dear mother, Mary Ann Thon,
who wee called to - rest on March
'kat, 1926. . . .
you dont know the sorrow to ba
�sedr). left alone
seuliget �evatling pry, Choice TilI God lentils a message; to your
�� tor os 0• snit sett sttitything • , awn; .home.
It to hard tp part with one or the
IllfrsD 1a++j...eS or writs, Zurich.. other,
Tut tike hardest of all is to part
i your
Auctioster
IO1•; HURON & MIDDLESEX Ontario,
BM M IN.. A POSITION TO C-
Gast stay auction sw� -regardless
(to ulna , or.._ artficIee 'to Ikon. -I
lielhdsot bel cam's... and it not
? tit will make ao charges toe.
derrvitma' ... Dashwood.
Artbat Weber,
x;15 -'t37
mother
with
Fondly remembered by her lov-i Lent ins here., but the •u'snal fine
ging husband and children; Mr• Jon-te ebe3 of fr, sh lake herrings that
ns Hartleib and family, Dashwood a al'w'ays Ioolked- forward for at
is period, hive ' not made their
appearance. • But times who
perhaps 'do not indulge pee much
in fasting as others, during Lent,
would anyway-wel.corize a good
meas of thes!1 fine herring.
�t€AL NEWS
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SUWO •HERALD
CROW W`�NTEIRWHEAT ..
Mr, JTerb Mou!s!seau is away o#1
a business' trip to Detroit, ,
• Miss Ada .Oeitz ors spending the
Weak withher father who ca ilt •at
,London ,Ho!apital. •
Mrs, J Hey Jr., wale et- visitor
at the home of her son,-Me.Lioyd
aey, London, the. pant ;week, •
Mr. J W. Horner, who recently
nuved into, lh' fine, residence he
purchased in the village, has had
ho +aam.e Wired for hydro.
Mra. A. G. Ehnen, who fell ,on the
ice and injured her hip some two
" 1:;C'3 ago is buffering consider-,
' ble pain, .
Me. W. H. Edighoffer• of k the
lith con. ha'a invested tn. a new
Fogel touring car, making the.pur-
hese from C. Fritz & Son, dealers
Mr. and' Mra. John England who
:-oc:mtly puTchaaed the dwelling pr-
operty from Mr, Sae. Meidi;nger,
:re moving to town on Wednes-
day, and we Welcome thetas a
citizen;, to our village.
Mr. Samuel Deitz, who has been
takken to London Hospital last
week, has been operated on for
bladder trouble and we hope the
operatioee will ,prove isuccessful.
Rev. $. Rcmbe, L.8.8., who has
been called to the bed aide of his
father at Hamilton, ha+a returned
hoar and conducted +services on
Sunday, Rev. Rembe, . Sr., is 'still
very poorly.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Angel have
moved th it hou..e' old e:f,e a from
the flat abobe Sr•itz's auto show
room:; on "'Victoria streef�-to the
residence owned hs' Mr. Chafe We -
her and lately Vacated by Mr. and
Mira, Lloyd O'Erein.
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Zurich. Maui
• , �I�RKET
Fresh and. Salt- • Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Ugliest Cash Price for W.
GASH FOR BXIES a Q1Dp'i
T'tmgblL t (35.
Deichezt
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ZURICH LIVERY
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1 nam is ra poaitioa to aceomo-
Skate Alk requirements in the Livery
ih ildweas, have Auto for hire. Any
Ulu/ Sone in the toarnitig line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
awns SI ' Zurich,OM,
L Y13,.
IP0ULTRY
..WANTED
takes* every ;day till 3 O'clo ck,p.m.
IOW. not feed fowl, • Wams morning
When .j broelgbt in.
,lllighest Cash Prices"
Creaim vkand Eggs
W.• O'Brien
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Mame M Enrich
ECONOMY
P FORMANCE
Year • Ahead Desists'. .
us:
and SBLRCTIVfTY
{NANO$ ' and "'CONTROL
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MARCONI VIII "
FOR SALE
A quantity of flan need
ground for your Stock.
Teed a • handful a day,
And keep the Vet. away.
P. _C. I$<albtlensch, . Zurich.
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ready,
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Farm Help for 1927
Since a great number prowerty
stricken people of Germany apply
to me for positions on the farm
I tangy thia Year ,supply. _Evangel
icaks with -Evangelicals, Lutherans
with Lutheran's, Baptiat with Bap-
tist, and Catholics with Catholic
young Wren or domestics at 8200.00
a year; each than -sagest be recom-
mit -nese by his pastor in Germany.
Farnl•er pays fare and $5.00 per
month. Write to. tf31
Rev K. Orettenger, Mildmay, Ont.
FOR SALE
- Three good Youkahire bacon -
type brood ',soca with pig, due
about March letlr. Apply to Jac-
ob S, Willert, R. R. 2, Daahwood,
teth con. Stephen.
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'shop
FOR SALE
am offering my blacksmith'
and buainesr for sale.
John Kipper, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Con'si'sting of 25 acres ofg rass
£arm, being e -hl. of e-hf. of Lot
No. l4, N. B. Hay Townahe'p. For
sale or to rent. For particulars
apply to Mrs. Catherine Reichert,
Mr. Wm. Reichert, Executors late
John Reichert, 'Zurich.
I ;have bee�Q� pointed !solic-
iting agent for thegiroducte of the
John C. Winston Ca, Toronto, and
can au}ply you With ';Bibieia, Terata-
menta' Teachefelselpailibielitgries
for Children; Book. of Knowledge,
Cniveraal hand hoolrl, ete. Every
Book 'Will make a very accept•:
able Olft,
Mrs. 'Juba Real, Zurich.
COAL 19
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WE ARE SOLE 4GRNTE FOR THE
jSoranton
.. Coai
I ALSO esRRY
Coke Poeahantras'
and Soft Coal
GOOD BUPPLy ON taws
'1`ItLEI+Bt fid •Yount: 60 106
•*ARLT
Cafie:;
l.''S.I ,• ` p.
W1�I�, Prone,
dHAsa > ? Tall Sajrttlep HSOV11
Mr. Rohti Green of the Parr
Line, i;a having an auction sale of
farm !,tock and implements, on
March 22nd. Mr. Gro•:n having
Teased his farm to his neighbor, Mr,
Thomas. Kvle, and after the sale
will move to, Hermit where he will
engage in 'oro li.ng autos.
Mr. Carmichael of the LornelFire
Engine Co. Ingersogll, was in the
village last Thursday and was,suc-
cees'ul in securing the order . for
an equipm nt mounted on a Ford
has's. The outfil will also have
a few ehrm'c-,1 t.i,nks mr,u eted there
on and when corgi lete will make
,n 'ideal outfit for a village the
•si,e of Zurich• It will however,
be about . six or eight weeks be-
fore hams will be deliverer],
One of dr, w'o:+at storm', that eve
can rem:niber ,an late in the win-
ter, took piece here on Saturday,
When a - .11aavy fall of +snow, ac -
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NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN FOR
FALL SEEDING.
Something of Its Advantages end
Somotliinl:' o4? the Methods Which
Should Be Adopted.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto,)
The seeding of winter wheat comes
1n September, while the seeding of
spring wheat comes at a time of the
rush of spring work, Where help 1s
scarce this is a . factor decidedly in
tavor of autumn sown wheat.
liVas a nurse
er pintIt wis�harvestedeat s earlier than
spring grown grains and thus gives
the clover crop a better thence to
uott;.iaete for•food and moisture.
Winter wheat is able to use plant
food In the soil more efficiently than
spring value' Fall sown crops tail -
plant food Materiel which other-
wise would be leached out by autumn
raise
whaltt in -wheat Ontario ; from 10-30
bushels per acre. It also gives a
great bulk of straw, so useful where
live stock are wintered.
Preparing the Soil for Wheat
e
ploughedSoils or two weeks or�mareould before
:pleating time in order to allow set-
tling before needing. Wheat required
a erre, ';Pell compacted seed bed,
.duck b1iaes the seed In close contact
With the particles of soil and enables
the roots to get a perfect contact with
the soil. A heavy rain following
aid to
coinyaettiinng g ;the soil' as When a lot of .
vegetation has been ploughed under
or if the weather 1s dry it Is neces-
sary to roll, cultipack and harrow
following the plough.
The surface of the seed bed
should be loose and crumbly, with
enough tine soil to give perfect cover
and contact to the seed. Small lumps
—up to the size of a man's fist are
not objectionable on the winter
wheat field, as the frost action pal.
-Verizea the lumps and leaves the sur-
face soil In good condition 1n the
siring. The luutps of soil also hold
the snow over the field giving pro-
tection to the wheat plant against
!reeving and thawing.—L. Stevenson,
Dept. of Extension, 0. A. College.
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Injury From Cheutical Fer't111z.ra.
When ehe/nice! fertiliser 1r applied
is the hill or drill, earetui consider-
ation inert be given to they .aibiiity
of injuring the germinating seedling.
Chemical,[ high In readily ava1la0Ie
plant food such as nitrate of sudor or
ammonium sulphate or •muriate- of
potash are . most Injurious, while
phosphates and organic nitrogen are
lees so. Large seeds,.suclt as corn,
beaus and others that germinate
Quickly, are more apt to he injukred
than those that germinate elawly.
The.soil moisture also has an influ-
ence when chemicals are applied as
it detereenes the degree of- dilution,
belle::' there is less danger on clay
ar ixiuck, than there is on the drier
randy soils. The sandy soils hold so
little moisture that the chemical goes
into a more concentrated solution,
and hoc .is more injurious to the
aex•ialneOng seed. Best results are
soured where the fertilizer is applled
in two streams to the sides and a
!i! tie 1:.dow the level of the seed.
i+a light sails where heavy aEpli-
,:a-l„r1s are wade it is often desir-
e:Ao to apply a portion or the far-
ti<lrer ai. planting time, the balance
mpg rue 1 b1• hi .11 .wind's from th; ' L, nr. sanded a.• a side dressing .'iter•
eat, v'site.' th,s setton, and e 1 I - "I- cc lie sun. Dept. •of hitenslon,
p• t1. A. {'allege.
big banks of snow, in fact there i • •
re at places much higher banks
:snow th in at l• .tnv time thi,3 WAe:: liuicr for Laying Hens,
nter. The weather has now e1 let in the water pan will not heli;
red up and nice cold 'seasonable egitptreub e� Ls experienced during
[y3 prevail, the very cold weather, in keeping the
Rev H rker, who wale advertised
poultry
freezing, ie may be overcomedrink. water orilk by usifrong
take charg►a of the morning'aer- any one of several devices. The
ea in the Evangelical church on vacuum water fountain so constructed
nday morning, evidently did that warni water put in it will keep
make an +appearance, and the warm anti/ used, lasting all day,
isiderable large gathering were gives very good service. It the house
eh diaaapointed when there was equipped with electric light there
are a number d
prersh:.'r present. However On "carbon
or evice such as "hot
comingSunday point,'," and carbon bulbs" that may
there will be be suspended partly in the water or
eal tt rat• in store for_;such , who milk to give the necessary heat to
avail themselves, as Rei. Roy keep the drink palatable. There are
Geiger, of Chealev, and who i'3 kerosene heated fountains available
urich old boy, will addre!as the that are _generally satisfactory when•
iences 'in hie masterful and L. given close attention as to adjust-
ent way, and eterybody is im- ment and cleanliness • The birds inns:
vited to hear htmt drink it they are to produce. and
APPROPRIATJOV' FOR HARBORS palatable to high producers,—L. Stev-
lrstitwates ,for the :;seal ear enson, Director of Extension, O. A.
y College, Guelph,
192:1-192e- were ,submitted in the
House of Commons, Ottawa, the Keeping. Teach of the Fwrm Income.
other day which include ,several it- In every: other line business worthy
errs of particula+r interest to this of'a;narne, record is kept of the re-
di.striet. Theft, are $1)3,009 for im- ceipts and expenditures. A study is
prusementa at Goderich harbor; made of #hese business records.
$1,000 for .ropairs to piers rat KtabYvledgrflg, aicumuluted and dirt•
Bilytield; $29,00 for repairs to. pas- proreiient made, The farm bulli;, s:=
era at
Kincardine :n3 $24,000 for cannot make much. progress toward
dredging at Kincardine. pro dding an, increased income until
the.favner adopt, a system of record
MARCH ROD AND GUN'. keeplug, and studies his balance•
sheet, every Week, every month and
t!spring anal summer every year. Such:study reveals the
aiont
Wilr3h ;loomintheg ahead,:.thc 'lo,vers .,reasons for pro4.,and. the cause or
of outdoor recreation are again lo- causes or lois On operations. It 1,
olting :to thou tackle. The blanch mOnly once Ink great while that w
number of Roel and Gun and Can- without
u farmer making much progresrm
without keeping records of his farina
adian Slicer Fox News which has operations. The great majority need
just appoared, has many interebt to do it for their own and the fartn's
ing articles for tho'd: outdoorsmen sake.—L. Stevenson, 0. A. College.
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snow or ice water are, not generally
very complete article on outfitt
ing along' tenor trip by C. p, . Poultry Loss.
sctfircyr i3 Ali ouratanciing feature The egg -eating habit once acquired
of the issue, Many other usefiit by m�:mbers of .the poultry }tock le
the regi-
wrihltle�r, are included in diitticult to step. Prevention Is eosin..
lar "Melling Notes' and. 'Outdoor than btnattihave a Mads of the habit.
Tait,' and "Gums kind Ainunition' of 07 oyster
have an abundant, stheir
department* 'Mane interestingof nater shell or lime before their
e.! •11, times and are fad a liberal teal`
experiences are told in the :huntirrqrtion, wide aqundant ,grew,
h as eue"A IToli•day in the seldomfsedeveIop tho egg -eating
Rorkkiaa" Beenycaatle Dale. writ habit. Arrange the nests at leas`;
ea thid dn'th on the. cub , of 1;41
elijlzEeaa Inch a shoe,, the ,, nor aril
Nova Sea . . `Jte.plcltty�0 'vision eo tha i .
tla men wh°. 11 ala LOP l- W .,..., ... t is,. a lien
Micron l<F,umbe�r 3 of Ciznrtciian 'a�.Manu to lay tfaen lt'i31 rn a` ow ,,
ver Pox Neves; eontains a i 1�t two digs • three
.ani of them crotp sm
deal of rt4^fuJ tnatrrisl, $ • two. or nixes goons a nest box 1the
Rod. and, theta Dreskin,r, fiiae pbp•s. Keep file
Gun and Cati',rluan Sleet- Foe Ne'w's nests dark and w.,lel with
straw;. Any Fir' "11'a' a 11*" ct
3ttN*44t.1, -t' 113 lrtibl Slied rri,nenly bs Vv T't zy•
tor, L+11., Wo iii lite lc, Wit'x''a;
dose loses bau 4444 +idyaii i.l,, oar e's�M,
age
Zurich Drug Store
We
SpeciaJjz
In Fine ' Toilet Preparations and
handle all the well known and re-
liable varieties of Face Powder and.
Face Creams` uch as
YARDLEY'S, „ ARMANDS, - COTY'S, POMPEIAN
THREE FLOWER'S, , WOODBURY'S AND MANY
OTHERS
These are Nationally Advertised
Goods which have a reputation to
maintain.
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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, STICK; aOAPS AND POWDERS. ALSO A
GOOD STOCK OF SHAVING BRUSHES, :AFETy
RAZORS AND RAZOR BLADE.3 •
MAGAZINES FOR SALE
Dr. . J. MacKinnon, Zurioli
MWANW MANk PMAN ANYWMAMPANIM
USE GYPROc
The Fireproof* Wallboard
Use it now. TJse it in 3 our spare
time. Use it evi r For
WALLS AND CEILINGS, REPAIRING OLD WALLS,RESIOD
IRUING OR NEW CONSTRUCTION WORK.
EASY TO HANDLE, EASY TO PUT ON. NAILS AND SAWS
, LIKE LUMBER,
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F. C. KALBFLEISCH
PHONE
—HONE 69 sa a ZURICH
IIEADQUARTERS
For Secondhand Buggies
$40.00 and up .
Auto Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, Ete.
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBBER YOUR UGGY WHEELS.
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