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Court Work,
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litlat'blsc,'.Commiseioner, Fire and Ant -
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inure') & Erie Mortgage Corporr-
pti+in. Trust Co.
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OSOAR SLOP?
tieva inure Carey a± 1. jazzes Nat-
Sehool of Austioraeeiriing• TryAsp .
for Registered Live Stock.
' at •Breedee Terms in keeping
aletpre-vote-rig prices, Choice
Win sell anyt'hinte
lame for sale.
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licensed /Auctioneer
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IN A POSITION TO CON-
liaaet any auction sale, regardless
au to size or articles tosell.
noI
your business,and charge® for,
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giervices. - Dr:ahwoad,
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cr owie 15-57
I Zurich that
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Meats a+ Feed a handful a day,
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES
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ret the new 1927 Directorate at Zur-
ich Central or at the,Clerk'(s Of-
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LOST
At Mn. 'Hy, Steinbach'ea 'salve,
a good horse blanket. Finder
kindly leave at Herald Office, or
phone to 1-88, Zurich.
WANTED
At one@ a. maid for general ,hoe
usework, apply Mrs, J. A. Graham
1 oderich, Ont,.
FOR SALF
A limited qv antity of, O.A.C. No,
21 Seed Barley, etao O.A.C. Nee 7.2
seed oats for sale, Peter Detch-
ert, Jr., Zurich.
IN MEMORIAM
In Loving Memory of oar dear
Lloyd Woodrow Green, who pa's -
Sed away 6 years Jago. March 13,
192L
Iia wai3 too pure for this cold earth
Too beautiful to (stay,. '
And iso God's holy Angel bore
Our darling one away,
Ever rem1mbered by parents and
little laister, Dorothy Wilma..
FOR SALE
A good cow in milk. -Apply
to Henry Clausiu's, Zurich,
f� OR SAd..:;c:.
FEEL) - We have a quantity of
re -cleaned Bean Screening*, which
we offer at One Cent per pound
while they last.
Phone 54 Henget'.
COOK BROS, MILLING CO.
Mr, Herb. Mouss'F'au was to ,> t
zratford •on business on Moreeea,
Mr,, Freed Wiiiert of Dashwood
was in the village on Monday,
MCI's. Geo. Wilhelm is visiting at
the home of Mr, and Mee, C. ,L.
ith.
Srra•
Mis, IIen y P..Weseloh is
ltirag' at London with her "daaxgl.-
ter Mrs, ldoy Howard,
Mr. Auutin Schwalm who bad re-
ceived a dt(alocated shoulder thr-
ough a fall on the ice has almost
rec:overed,, "'
Quite :unusual for this time of
the year, the price of gasoline has
dropped one cent per gallon dura
week.
Among these who have r`ebently
placed their orders for new Esse._
sixes we are advised. of the follow
leg -A. P. Hen's, Ed. Ffaberer, Ted.
Haberer and C. H. Joy.
Mr and Mie, E. E. Waz'erth Met-
ered to Stratford en Friday, where
Mr. Wuerth attended a life Meer-
arse meeting.
Mr. and Mr.. E. E, Wi girth at-
tended. the funeral of the form•er'',g
uncle Mr, Fred. W aerth at Crediton
last week,
Mr. and Mr•'st M.. C. Milliken :art -r
tended. the funeral of Mr's. Milliken`s
sister, Miss Balkwill at Exet.rlast
Week.
That Alberta farmer who won
the `world ,piri^et in wheat wa'r a
more ns-ful advert sement to Cari,-
ada than the hero of the Catalina
Channel. And he did'nt get iiia
mother's and Aunt iella's names
in the da;l:e'a either, --Ex.
Mrs. John Weide) and daughtsr
Miss Laura,:lvhx have ben atLon-
don for a few week i, Mee. Pre-
etr'r, who has ben ill ie that city
and a uiLtor to Mrs. Wade, has
since passed away.
Mr. Henry Steinbach held amort
sarccessfuL auction sale last week,
which agree gated 'something over
84500.00. Mr. and Mrs. Steinbach
FOR SALE have moved into their res deuce in
A quantity of chafes timothy hay the:: villa. • and we welcome them
for 'sale. Apply to Robert Mous-'ta Zuri_hi
'aeau, R. R. 2, Hensall. Phone 1-3:i FOUL BROOD ACT
Zurich.
The public is requested to bear
FOR SALE •in trend the recent ainendnrend' to•
The Foul Brood Act as follow.si--
A Quantity of flax seed 'ready follow -at -
"The owner or possessor of air
apiary t,,hall not tseli, h•artar, give
'* Highctest Carla Price for Viitoe
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ZURICH LIVERY
31 cam in a position to ammo -
elate si11 requirement& in the Livery
•'ittusitiess, have Auto for hire. Any
thing done in the teaming line,
GEORGE J. THIEL
3a a® 59 Zuricb,Ont.
LIVE•
POU
ANTED
Taken every day till 3 O'cloek,p.m.
'ot feed fowl mune morning
'Rvhe'n brought in.
highest Cash Prices
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Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 04 - Zurich
flea dquarters
FOR
tines TUBES
Fa,,••I 1 Help for -1927
Since a great number proverty
slaieken people of Germany apply
to in , rr• positions on the faros
I can this year supply Evangol-
ice's with Evangelicals, Lutherans
with Lutheran's, Baptist with Bap -
Mt, and Catholics with Catholic
young men or domestics at $200,00
a year; each man must be recom-
mended by his pastor in Geri:D ny.
Farmer pays fare and $5.00 per
mouth,. Write to. tf31
Rev. K.Gretzenger, Mildmay, Ont.
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FOR SALE
I am offering my blacksmith
alto, and business for sale
John Kipper, Zurich.
NO'T'ICE
I ;have been .appointed (solic-
iting agent for the ,products of tho
John C. Win'aton Co., Toronto., and
can supply you with Bibles, Testa-
ments Teachey'a heh a Bible Stories
for Children, Book of Knowledge,
Universal hand bo,oks,:•ete. Every
Book will make a ;very accept --
able Gift,
Mea. Julia Doss, Z?rie .
OOAL
1927
WE ARE SOLE AGENT'S FOR THIS
GENIHNE
Scranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke 'Pocahontas
and Soft -Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE 'YOUR OEDBI S
itARTAT To
Case & Son
P130I618 Sll TIRMBIA.isti -17
BORN
BatteriesStfirage r
Badotm
At 140x, ton, nay en
March 6th, to NllC'. and lll<* Paul
33adour, :a sort,
H. S. M1r E. ) is, prop;, Gasehe-At Zi rich. on 'March Otte
?1,Istatsgtgoct,D, ! teeyeke t, 'S IC ' trf v m to Mr,. etad .Miter Sant Gat
FEEDING II.WL)
0. A. o.:P0 514 t'ltW DEPT. TI I: A
.ire METHODS.
ilz
1 zlsi , `Vc''z;v fiioun}, Chicks Should 'Be
1r'erl 'Very tltarei'rriiy After the J'ttat
Three i)ay.;.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
.A,i;rleviture, Toronto,)
No feed is given the chicks until
they are nearly levee days' old, Water
rr:ay ha given au a dr'init if the chill
ig Wien .off. The oblarlts Por the tirs't
few weeks .should be fed about six
times daily at regular intervals, Give
tars thest feed chicks icanseeto
ne morning
�eagt and s trhe
last at night as late as possible, If
growing chicks in Febr't'iary one feed
may be giver at night, using artificial
light. -
We have adopted the plan for the
first dye or six days in the .brooder,
of weighing the feed. Ari experienc-
ed feeder may not need to weigh the
Reed, but the beginner generally does
better by weighing it, We allow one
ounce of the dry mixture for every
fifty ohicks at each feed, or six ounces
per fifty Chicks per day during the
first five days In the brooder. The
Plan followed is to moisten the first
feed with canned tomatoes, the se-
cond with eggs, and the third with
minced liver, and then begin the ser-
ies over again. The above amount
will not satisfy the chicks' appetite.
They will create a - great noise at
feeding time, but it gives the chick
a Chance to completely absorb the
yolk.
After the drat period one should
feed two or three times each clay, all
Ehe chicks will eat, We begin feeding
sour milk when the clekke are. about
a week old, When the chicks pass
the second week sprouted grains a;
he fed, also a ltoittle cracked grains,
tender green grass, if available, and
a little grain. If leg weakness is
noticed try and get the chicks out-
side in the direct sun for all hour cr•
so each day, or if the weather is
cloudy add two per cent, Cod Liver
011 to the mash.
Many Use Hopper.
Many people do very well in rear-
ing chicks by using the - hopper
method. The hoppar method aq com-
pared to, the six racist meals per day
method, entails mush less labor and
with some people gives as good re-
sults, We have . not been able to
raise a high percentage of chicks on
the hopper method but they do grow
fairly well.
Ration for Hopper Method.
Ground yellow corn (sweet and
clean) 50 pounds.
Middlings, 45 pounds,
Bran, 5 pounds.
rine oyster shell, 5 pounds.
rine dry salt, 1 pound.
Beef scrap, 18 pounds.
Thoroughly niix-•if not well nixed
the salt may do more harm than
good. To each 100 pounds of the
nieture should be added one pint of
Cod Liver Oii. It is well not to unix
away 0.4„remove from the prom- tee oil in the feed to far is ativane
fe.,e 1
used d n
- of week one
r3e8 any is the
I 11 .3 l;,limit. .f
Y or u� d alii.nry aI,- t
r1iancea or altpa dins until ht?lits the chicks have plenty or sunlight
soot red a certificate. from the :raid teIIC1P•r green ft -ad rite. od CrLiv.'
`fit). ma he OYiI-lied..
Provincial Ap.a:•iat that such Lt .s • We edrire the use of cut alfalfa
used api.:ay appliances ar air qtr- re eoed ci a1ity-, as a litt •r i:' I
otua- have berm properly a1isr,:.,.. - brealae it r,houlcl be rrnow•.d 1:t
ted and ar.t feet from dief?:ise.,' or ten days.
T.<",71 1 mast in boxe 3, or trtn eh
HURON BREEDERS' SALT' eAlsts.;1,17 before the chick4•.
1i' : : f boxes so that r ace
+ i to a C'iance,
'The Huron County. :Cr t ci.1.;' �,,: •,t, ,. '00 chicks about thre.-
Associati.o t he].) 1hoir stealth ;rel- ,,r eteennea of fine chick feta
nual con a ;n .ien hale in W n :ir.ru. r'• linteeel oatmeal nact creek,d
on Thur•r.la.v, BO). 2.11h, :Allthi.i,r an': d:•:. opro,,kle in the litter
considered, til•. sale was teeny site ''' ti • chicks may exercise.
coastal. Th. 34 it::o of seeeteu.'na . i;' r ilk is 'riven to drink take 75
Per cent. of the beef scrap out of the
ration given. I3 milk and water are
both given then reduce the beef scrap
ono half.
General Athire.
It is best to rear the chicks on new
around ea.. it year, and never to brood
two lots of chicks on the Gaines ground
In any one year, Many ehkks are
sent in for examination each. year
that have troubles due to land Mee -
• on,
•
) (yep the feed boards c1eae move
them a little each day or beiter every
recd, that the ground may be .rr• t
and clean. Grit is always In eat
access of the chick;a, ItI i;- vel e teab!e
end necessary to add a little oyst:'i•
thell dust or line pal:lel••5 t,r th tion daily. daily. A cr.rtain ai i,,un . 11”,,
is .nc'ce ssa ry.
• :Mouldy feeds, dirty feed i'::1 ;.
[nti musty litter are to be at omen
`!oulds kill. tart a,, numbers. t'1•
Art the else k-, g t older the fluteher of feeds pi day may 1:• a tit
so that at an ago of ;even e ee 1
T11.,e0 or four feens a,et' lir, 1,
cic,u.t; in fact, after the
hoppers of crushed oats or 0:1, 1..!;
may be placed in the pen w e e. tits
moist Mash system. is
used, elmm faes
of moist march being cortenutt' in
what ever amount the chicks will
clean ap, -- Poultry Dept., 0. A.
College.
consigned brought an average pr-
ice of $94,00 or slightly more than
lest year. The, top bull, Leave se
ter Cornet, a cho:ce young loan,
bred and eonsinud by T. II Ioy-
lor & Son;, I3elgrlve, brought $1.35,
going to R. J. Sanderson, Fordwich
The top fern ee, Victoria C. 75,l:racl
by Feuek wool, Blyih, red eon -
:signed by A. W. Ethryri:n,;ton,fe.n
call, brought $130.. She was an ex-
celient type of matron and was
purchased by Stanley Campbell;
Palmerston, A largo crowd al-
tended du z partly to the fine clay
and also to ,t•he high quality of
the offerings. Higher prices we-
re Warrented on 'sonic of the en-
tries but th' pur::h s •rr )were the
gainers as they far: sure to reap
some benefit frons. some animals.
they took home.
HE•NSA.LL SEED SEIO\Y
The Hen'sall spring seed and
vegetebln :,how, under the auspice:,
of the S. Huron Agricultural Soc-
iety was hold i,n the town hall
Heiesell on Friday Last, The dis-
play was Paige and the quaiity
was high, especially in view of
the wet weather, which marked iso'
rrttoh of last year's Harvest sea-•
rao'o. During the afternoon Eeierral
interesting addresses wore given.
Prof Squirrel ,of tha 0,A,C.„'Gul.`lpb
acted as judge and also gave an
rtddrees, Mr. Overholt, of the seed
iniapectior branch of the Ontario
Dept ,oe Agriculture, 'spoke on
what t consisti;tntes good 'samples of
grain, while O. H. Sander's, of Tx-
•eter,
Pres of the Society, expres-
aeti his pleasure at the 'success tof
the 'show. Following is a list of
the prize Winner's; -Spring wheat,
John R'obert'son, Sam.. Dougall;No
72 oats, John E, MeEyven White
oats -O, Gieigei& Son, E. P, Kropp;
J. A. Manson & Son, Oscar Klapp;
Six rowed bityrleyDougall,
A. Buchanan, J. A. Manson & Son,
C. Truemner; I!ieicl Pea's -C, True-
Miner, John Pepper, Alex 'Buchan-
an;
Buchan-an; Field Bean's --0., Trueniner, W.
R. Dougall, Matt. Clark; Timothy
need -0 Truer finer, W. Alexander;
Red clover seed -C. Truemner; Al -
Tru Jmner;
l-Tru.mner; Early potatoes
.john (Fisher, John McTwan; Pota.t•-
SucceMtan1 i_i*ooding.
• Successful brooding can be summed
up tinder five headings;
1, Proper heat without drafts.
2.Careful and regular feedirt.
witout sadden changes, ration to in.
elude milk in some form, and gret,r,
tuff. Avveld over feeding,
e, Get chicks on the ground ane'
in the sun as soon as possible. Cti1
a sod and put it in the pen if the
weather is cold and Wet. Use a win •
dow in the, brooder house that wil!
permit the passage of ultra violet
light rays (one of the glass cloth
preperations) ,
4. Avoid overcrowiting.
5. Sanitary surroundings, clean
dry litter. Clean water fountain,
clean teed dishes,
6. When weather is cloudy er if
rearing chicks very early in the sea.
soe, add two per cent. Cod Liver 011
to the mash.
Snntight and the Chick.
Exposure to sunlight and contact
With ..the bare grourtd, are outstand-
ing factors in controlling leg Weak-
riees. 'these two factors with plenty
Of exerelso aid In enol retiae a; fro p,.r k-
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These are Nationally Advertised
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In, Tooth Pastes we have Forhans, Ipana,
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WE HAVE SEVERAL VARIETIES OF SHAVING CR-
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