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Main Office
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eloatirew F. Hese, Townehip Clerk.
!Reimer {a marriage., Remises. Notazy
pflc,Commisniener, Fire settee:kat-
attakeeteie Insuerence Repeesenting
?Huron & Erie Mortgage empor-
ia:then. The Canada Trust Co.
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4011> 3.01r Registered Live Steck
Breedae Terms in keeping
eIb prevailing price/. Cholee
ideerei for
sale. Will seil anything)
iliteaten 19-93 or Write, Zulich.
leweeetere.
Licensed Auctioneer
;FOE HURON St MIDDLESEX
101 IN A POSITION TO CON -
D7 auction sale, regardieus
los to size or articles to sell. 1
Nt your business, and it not
Vatiefied will make no charges for
lesantrices.
Aethur Weber, - Dailewood.
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Beiognit Sauatages, etc
lieghest Cash Prize ter Woe!
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have same by proving property
and paying expenses. •Apply at
Herald. Office,
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter Of the estate of
the late Martha Truemner, De
eeaeod, •
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of Martha Tramiel -ler late of
the, Towirship Hay,, whodied
on the 13th day of June, A.D. 1926,
are required to forward. their ela-
inns duly proven to the undersigned
on or before the 30th day of April,
A.D. 1927.
AND. NOTICE is further given
that after the said date the Exec-
uter will proceed to distribute the
estate having regard only to the
claire:3 of which he then shall have
had teetice
DATED at Zurich this 12th day
of April, A.D. 1927,
Fred Quackenbush, Exeentoe,
Dashwood, Ontario.
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FOR RENNT
North half Lot 14, L.R,E. ln-
ce-W.0n, 64 acres, and part North
eaat corner Lot 11, L.R.E. con., 4
aerea, all in Hay Township. Por
marticulare 'apply to A. P. -Be,
ownship Clerk, Zurich, Ont.
NOTICE
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A limited number of cattle will
be taken for pasture, for the coir. -
ng isleason. Apply to Garnet
Dater, Hensall, P.O.
El le SALE
• USED SARS
1923 Ford Coupe, upholetering and
motor in A. 1. shape.
Cash or terms arranged to suit
pueehaser.
Genuine Ford Parts Tor Sale
Ford Batteries 13 plate at $14.00
C. Fritz & Son, Ford DealereZurich
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AUTOMOBILES ATITOMOBILES
1922 Ford Coupe, eompletely
•-• overhauled, good tirea a real snap
0 at Weed. •'
1926 Ford • Coulee, Baloo1 tires
• evertyhigng in fine condition. You
II Tenet see it to appreciate, at the
exception Ally low piece of $400„00.
These ears can be seen end demon -
le -Crated at any time.
Angel & Koehler, Zurich
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I am in a position to stecorno-
Mate all requirements in the Livery
ilessinues, have Auto for hire. Any
Ailing elope in the teaming line.
GEORGH J. THIEL
lelitme 59 .Zurich,Ont.
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ariaken every day till 3 O'clockp.m.
Can not feed fowl Isame morning
*lien brought in,
aghest Cask Prices
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' Crearn and Eggs
ti .Wt O'Brien ,,aoie.
FOR SALE
A limited quantity of O.A.C.
21 Seed Barley, also O.A.C. No. 72
need oats for sale. Peter Deich-
ext, Jr., Zurich.
NOTICE.
It is getting the time of year
to get a little Lime to put ,on
yourg arden to sweeten the lane
and the farmer should put SOMD
Ilene on his pasture and bay fields
I always have ample supply on
hand for sale.
Fley, tine Zurich.
FOR SALE
A quantity of flax reed read
ground for your stock.
Feed a handful a day,
And keep the Vet. away,
F. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich.
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NOTICE
1 have been appointed friOlie-
Milo. agent for the inroducte of the
John C. Winton Co., Toronto, and
can iaupply you with Bible% iesta-
rnents 'reacherlshelp,s Bible.Stofries
for Children, Books of Knowledge,
Universal hand booka, ete• Every
Book iiP91 Matk. very accept.,
Mrs. Julia, Hess,Zuriel.
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Mre G. Holtzman made a buse
ineee trip to Creciitoe en Monday
Xr.Huge Thiel has purelleeeti
I10.1.17 eVy'Si01,1 Coach
Mees Louise Rarlee of leitebeeer
15 -sleeting .her eieter, Mrs, eitin
eaan Baker,
M eases. Wird Fritz el :J. Ilenr
Oeeee Made a likeness, trip •t
London on Theeeean.
elet Alboac 1-1.:ndricit of th
a new PLieTt'lahc,"Sixt4:2'clealri:1''Llvja;2
Mr. Elmer Keep pallid on Bruce
Made a trip to London on Tu-.
day,
Jacob Wurm of Seafor.71'
called on friends in 'WWI) o.i elele
Mrs. jullue Bloch is veitithe he
brother, Mr.. 1.1d. Wurra at Mark-
ham, ,
Mr. and Mr. 11. Blsj.e of Dash -
Wood, 16:pent Sunday with Meant]:
Tilre. E. Oesch.
Mr. Ches. Sootelimer of Stanley
Tp., who spent the winter in
Toronto has retuened.
Mr, and Me. S. E. Faust and,
sons Harold and Carl were Sunday
visitors with relatives here.
Call at Gelinas Store,.Drysdale
for prices on boy'n Suits and 'twit°
twenty-five ciente on the Dollar.
Mr, and Mel, Harry Hoffman
of. Deshwoed,. were Sunday visit-
ors at !the homes of Mrs. Q. Hess
Hese and Anna„
111:essrs. Tien) Hiberer and, Ivan
Kalbfleeach were in Detroit • last
Thiteaday, bringing hone:, Mr. Hag-
erere ilex Essex sedan,
Mes, Mentace Weber, Mies Lely
an Wise and Mr. B. IVensen-of.God
erich, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Chas. Webar.
Mr. Hal ry Nungblut hs let his
order for a now Essex 'sedan from
Mr. II eilensseau, , e1 r,
Joseph Gaicho has exctiaeged his
Chet% [sedan for a new Essex also
to Mr. Moireseau.
Rester and,Communion Services
wilt be conducted. in the Lutheran
church next Sunday, both morning
a eveei ng. Everybody wel-
come. Corea and hear the Easter
Story,..
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mon mare weigh ng twelve bundr
ed pounds for sale, also a Standard
Reliable Incubator, good as new at
half price. Apely J. Hey .Jr.
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GEN IN nit: liet
!reek Red Clover, we' enietii•
••]-iy Beans Ael litreve Melt Vu
• elueouletion lielpfui,'lbtlted • •
Py Ontario 15pqm.rtment of
Argricu,ture, Toro l to.)
• t setree el! ahrogee the latezei
red clover,
eoy beanti neve e hiie•
e'eft.r..nt oreee sown en de"
ele ehow sone veleta:ere
zetrote n accumulated ale,
•un te tee stole A 'wan.
' rod clever bee been estima tits)
„In 170 potuids nitrogee
...ie. Alfalfa „is •eteellina with
•• figura of 200 preemie eve
• tent clover and vetch if iteaee
eeruallercleorwri 170 pounds of
po return these quantities to the
el It is necessary to plough In the
crop, as at seed harvest time
th approximately 15 per cent.
•, ,ne total nitrogen in that part of
he plant above ground. The nitrogen
alue added to the value of potash,
ebosphorous and humus -making ma -
rials gives a very high value to the
egumes when grown es soil improve -
lent crops, so much so that we won -
ler why their popularity has been so
r 1. 8: t 1( le el al under as green manure the
clovers will contribute the largest
essible amount of nitrogen fel: the
ase of succeeding crops. if clown.
:tee fed to stock on the lane rind the
ianure returned to the soil, there
•vill be much nitrogen for succectlite,
erops. Cut off and sold, there Is
nicely to be loss in bitrogen fertlli
n tha amount left in the roots ine
lot be suftielent to balance the CCP
een of eltrogen sufilcieeey, exIstine
eefore the crop was grown.
The legume plaut Is the link le
ween air nitrogen and the soil. •
The great difference belevf c '..•
aurnes and non -legumes is V. ib•
egurae bas the ability to obtain
etroften from the air, With d.e0u.
10 pounds floating over nate awe
this should not be difficult, bit it le;
and the co-partnersbie of the leenee
and bacteria are. essential eor the
work of nitrogen extree•Ii011. The
legume root nodule is ,ssefitlal, 11
tenets from the presence of Che bac
terla. If -there are no nedeles
int then there pee no bacteria 'work
'ng, and the legume plant then de
amide as any other r; tat p the
nitrogen stored le, the. Snil. Trvt 1
e,urne plaht alone is a nitrogen rot -
ben but gate It the bacteria to work
on its eoots, and it than becomee5
great storehouse for nitrogee. To 11
soil poor in nitrogen, the legume
without nodules grows poorly or not
at all.
Natural Inoculation.
The presence .ofe nodule formile;
AT L.AsT Nen-Beenkable bacteria in the soil when the. young
legume plants.'are starting growth°.
self Beteg Fouetai n , Perie, - • 14 -Kt.
ensults•in bacterial invesion of tle,
gold Indunl-poLinted. •Pliny Gee fine rootlets of the plant. The plant
arazatee,d, only $1 0.). At E. Oesch, efe.,e, to rerlair t-oie
1051011 p10-
Zerich, - • duces-tee nodule orma icea rhea is
„, lItt,tally a house for the hectare. in
11/1r, aryl Orlefle'd ,r).MW1)
w1.0.01 dray live while extracting their
wish to:leapt; all 'the 'frneels atei. food from the plant juices. They pay
net glehera or 4.11 • kind iietP ante Heir board tteth big interest for
ing the seen ana :kale of teen eel- 11U.flie and food. They repay the
little on, tack ceete e eahe s pleat, giving it a contemous trap,
re.ei away e.ee 2,,e„ .a.,40 1 5 etee...,,iieseei,efT•inroieli...t.nroi:ena feoornint,/,5theartolilti can
the see 2' days tete •
I eh. When elle plant ripens the no -
Fart""' aro 111143- w11:11 It11:q1' 1'1)- dille2tLasbeactrgierowar'e8illill'illelti-tataenda and the soil awaiting fresh root
growth then the start their wore of
continued .existence and multiplica-
not over again, Natural or chance
inoeulation
is not always to be re-
, commended., it new be toe slow, as
it takes time for the 'bacteria to
become distributed througb the sur-
face soil, of a field. Better to aid
the natural, by applying the nodule
bacteria. to the seed at time of seed-
ing. The cost is small and the gain
.is usually large. That It is cheap
crop Insurance is evidenced by the
fact that over 4,0 0 0 Ontario. farmers
used the' 0. A. C. nodule bacteria on
their clover, alfalfa and- other le-
gume seeds last year. —L. Stevenson,
Dept. of Eetension, 0, A. College.
is quite cool with frosts nearly ..-v-
ery nigh t, t h noyl are nice
and clear. What is /I eeled for a
toed growth is a nice warm rain
followei warn weather.
Mr. Albert Siebert, who was a-
gain a istar hockey player in the
Montreal Mateo a hock sy team the
past season, arrived. at hie eorne
here the office day. "B a be"
does not look any the worse leen
0.1i:3 big season's work, but he has
has a couple souvenirs from the
gaine, -.namely a couple 01 'scars
where he was injured,
. The Sixty -Third Annual Ses-
sion of the Canada Conference, of
the Evaegalical teierce will b.?
held in tim Evangel-
ical church from April 20tli to 25tle
that is beginning next week on
‘Vediiesciay and ending on Mon-
day. Bishop L, H. Seager, of
Lo Main, Iowa, will be President oi
the Confere.nce and will commence
the organization of the commit-
tees on Tuesday 19th. Bishop•
eletiger is a steanger to most of
the Ontario people, ae it is his
experience in noting in the cap -7
may in the Canada. Conferenceene
other tete being' in 1018. Hietee
over) he ie a very able and force.
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la a 1T, P r and Iv worth ,tvo-
ing a long way to hear:, On
Wednesday evening the audience
will have the ipileasure of listening
to Rev. E, W. Praetoriaa, of Cleve.:
land Ohio, Who is General Secrete
nay of Roligoas Education, and a
1r.9'4t Wonderful speaker; on Th-
• • oti,TitiNit • ursday el?ening Rev. B. R. Wiener
of Naperville, Ill., SCecretary of
efee
FOR
. oranton coal ming; On rrlday 'Evening Rev, IC.
' H. Steuffacher, el Cedar Raplds„
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te ' ALSO' CARRY
eie etineeeee• " Howe l.letasionety Secy, will , be
TIRE . 'eee . -"r4
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4 Coke Pocahontas
. the mein lapealter; while on Sat-
arday eve. there will be in charge
" 0 ...'. of the Student Aid e0eiety; Then
on Sunday Apr. 24th, Conference
Sunday, the Einhop will preach the
Conference Sermon at 10,30 'a.m., in
the afternoon at 2,30 the Bishop
1;vill conduct Ordination Servie:‘, af- tree crops should be given cotsidor-
Evangelism, Will address the ,gth-
Itrf 4'2' and• Soft Coal
Alk1D
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TEISPNONE VOtrn ORDERS
6ANLY
600D stiprta ON RAND
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The English Walnut Tree.
-King Solomon planted gardens of
puts. Surely a wise thing to do and
another evidence of the wisdom of
this anti -suffragette king.
Canada is a nut consuming coun-
try, but not a nut producing country.
We import each year from various
foreign lands nuts to the value of
five million dollars, an. amount that
mere than over balances the value
of our apple export.. If 'NO buy more
ntits than we are selling aPples, the'
ere significant reasons tor consideit-
ing the culture of nuts in our Lake
Erie countries. There are about 00
bearing English walnut trees now in
Southere Ontario, If 200 thrive, why
eot 20 0,0 0 0,' there is lots of eoom for
then.
In the Isere Valley, France, the
home of the best variety of English
walnut, there are thousands 01 WO-
talt treee, but only a few are planted
In regular orchard form, most of the
tree§ are scattered along the roads.
about thebuildings, weerever it
would be Inc'I/Wet:fent td raise other
kinds of crops. Even tinder these
supposedly adverse conditions the
hundreds of individual growers an-
nually sell peetee crops,
*110 le the Agit egete total several
thousand ton, The favored Lake
Erie counties have many actes suit-
ed to the walnut, and every term
could accommodate 60 trees or more,
distributed about the dooryard,
buildings, along fences or ra.vines,
without I'educing the grain produc-
ing capacity of the !axle by one
bushel,
If modem agricultural tedustry te
to make land produce more food then
er whieli an addrass will be given I. ation, The ,walnut is more hardy
y Rev. Statiffacher. Then at' than the peach, and the crop. will not
p.nu ederinee by the .131.5111-, ovrtight, Whetvyou Wart an
. reeeeng),3. tem •'eei (neer tree eery not plapI a' aide'
tieotepanied by ,good ehoir nine-
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In Fine Toilet Preparpktions and rif;
handle all the well known and re-
liable -varieties of Face ?dirtier and
Face Creams such as
YARDLE Y'S, AR MANDS, COT e'S, POMPEIAN
o'
THREE PLOW R'S. WOODBUR I'S AD 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 OP SHAVING CR -
RAMS, STICKi OAPS AND POWDERS, ALSO A
GOOD STOCK OF SHAVINel SAFETY
RAZORS AND RAZOR BLADE3
MAGA; INES FOR SALE
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.AEE YOU ROOFING?
THINK OF KEYSTONE
4-
5 X RED CEDAR SHINGLES VBEN PROPERLY LAID WITH
ZINK CLAD NAILS WILL LAsr ie YEARS OR MORE WITH-
OUT PAINTING OP. PATCHING, NO SNOW WILL ELO ,e
UP AND NO RAIN WILL Go THROUGH.
THE CHEAPEST AND
We still have a large quantity of t;yproe or, hand, The
Fireproof Wallboard, 'Use it. for walla and ceilings to geptir
the old plestee before you spring decorate.
F. C, KALBMITSCII
ZURICH 4'
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Get that Rubber Tire Buggy be
f -re prices advance.
They work on all four, hit or miss
Auto Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, Etc.
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