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14028 tISTERi L OLIC,I,T0h, I+TOT-
►ltI"it P13BLIC, ETV
Veriee, rear eaten Street. ;tu'b'a. otl ,
Mee1 q a' , tIr49DE I+C i, d31rt. ._.. CSO 1<";<CJ
+k;rx►I atteitatiou to`otrrari tend lira wash to advise the public
,Court Worrk,lttl�tirat wc� are 'a(rnding for another car
?ELolamos mabe to ukt' eons 1eacl o 'ifettinger for beans arid.
icei be phot ;sola p buckwheat, etc., If you require
ehergee revereed• any let ule 1:now before April' 28.
Rader & Johnston.
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lititc‘',nto, For Sale, LOst,
Found„ Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS {'OL*JWU
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DENTAL L SU o
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hite! Office
tilik.BTLIAIB'S BI OM, .DA,S•H,tpq+i4OD
Andrew V. Heal, xPovenship :Clearie
lie eimse9• fiT.otary
t utroarriage h .eleirtia;C- rot. Apply to George Reichert,
Prions 20-94, Zurich,
TO ' MOTORISTS
Fatto•ving• are 'rate's for Automobile
Insurance for six months --
tChevrolet, ;Ford, Chrysler, Essex,
Ov'erlatid, Starr ;
Public Liability $4.90
- P'ropert'y Damage .... $3,50
Piro and Transportation 2.80
Other 'Rate's in propoionrrt.
A. F. HESS, Agent, Zurich
• WANTED
A•limited quantity of choice pot-
atoes, must ba absolutely :free from,
Co lsaaoseer,
eterncilaile • 3neuebil ranee Releir se;,lt'hahg
t c ''.
t�urtip & Erie . Mortgage C4 .
CO Po
gyo; +. Th8 rost
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, .School of recti. LivrinB. Try.
Stock
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torBreeds).
t,eTerms in keeping
NO EGGS FOR HATCHING
.70sirst
asr9 • Speckled Ancona Egg •fornt viel
t^zitrieb. ebiitg •• 15 eggga to wetting, Price
OH: Eickmeier. 4-14-4
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FOR SALE
A, good cook stove for saie,will
bean wood 'or. coal. 4-14-tf
L. A. Praug, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
75 acre pasture Farm for rent
•nr •\rill take in Battle this sninnier
Lot 16, Con, 7, Hay" Write or
phone, W. C. Pearce, Exeter, Ont.
FOR SALE
A limited quantity' of Yellow
Blossom .swe t clo -e, seed for sa e
Irietor Deichort, Zurich.
Licenstit kuctiune
OB T3URON & MIDDLESEX,L�N-
.A IN AA PSITION TO
gsilc Ossa
Illuct any auction sale,
ey to sell) Ti.
Ifs to Ilse
or articles -
s ro ss. and
itcharges for
mot
i�> � - your will make, no
�,�s�sa
;teal. b Daehrpood.
Arthur 'Weber,
_..�.,_ NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of
�M• i the late Martha Treemoer, De-
miseee
s
at ceased.
I NOTICE iia hereby given that all
persons havi,gciaitrrs against the
:estate of Martha Truenlner late of
T . the Township' of Hays who 'died
". 'on the 13th day of June, A.D. 1926,
-- 'Meats
ai are required to' forward their. cla-
s6i , imt•}' duly prM ee to ties undes'signed . ,, Mr. W G..Flees has sold: the bw-
L"�$ s .. a eS, etc iii oxl or liefare the 30th day. of April, i1d%ng oocur„s=<1 by WW. G H^ :i :S,,
Bologna
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AD 1927. , Sona, lett tillers, to his son 'Mr A
Price fur 'Wo011 I
tr t 0
• FOUND
A 'sum of money. . Owner can
have ;Jame by proving property
and paying . expenses. • Apply at
Iterald''Off4ce�
bulb Vaal.
‘AL NEWS
,Mise Matilde, Johnstoon re Vie -
Bing friends in Kitchenoe,
Mr. and Mee, Weis Sararea of
Detroit, visited with reiatireahere
Mr. and Mee. C. Either : and Me,
Charles Eiiber motored to WaterloP
on Sunday.
Miss Pearl Leibold of Stratford,
spent the week -end at her home
on the Babylon i.,ine,
Mr, elia1res Eilber .of petvoit,
spent Easter holidays at the home
ofehle father, Mr. C• Eilb'rr.
`l.Vlrs. D. Witrr.er and d.augliter
moved to Exeter.. the past week,
where they will ,reside in future.
Mr Garnet Wa'per and Gordon
of De+rort•, 'repent Ea.tcr with their'
parent's here. i
•
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dumart of
Kitchener "spent Easter with fri-
enda in town.
Mr, and 1Vzr. Earl Rau of Detroit
were recent vi'aitorsl with their par-
ents here,
Mrs J. J; Schwartz and• daughter
Eunice of Detroit, arra visiting at
the home of Mrs. Schwartz's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuss.
Mr. and Mr's. Milliken arid, son
Rodger, visited at Parkhill over the
Dieter' holiday's ' •
Kra, Maurice Weber 'Of Goderich
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Weber.
Mrs., Perd Hess is visiting at
Elmira. for .a few days..
lOotSM'
The Atinosliher • -und its Relax
tion t0 A#MfiGtt klifr ,.
High and :Low Temperatures erraturrs s So'ram,
times l eueficial and Sometimes
}Wilful - Old ,fol the IIsr'inla
t4ourco of Heal and Light �u
11itt•j•cei4tont letudy 01 Ale— firer
iatrcic )Mattes.
{i ontrihiatca by Ontario Departmclit ,I
• Agriculture, Toronto,)
TivIOSP1ILf1'.1O ternneva•t.ur_'
iia, ever been a matter c.i
inuch concern to ngrieul•
tur'alirats. A. high ;etnller.
Metre, although necessary and bea;.r-
treial in some eases, is deirii:hentai
in others, but in each case requires
it liberal amount of pr.eeipitation. Oe
the other hand the destructive frost
'of late spring and early autumn is a,)
iinpleat0ant but frequent visil•:oV to the
agriculturalist.' Man has harnessed
much of nature and made it his ser-
vant, but as yet no one can say that
imui, can control the atmospheric tem-
perature, although he may modify it
In a few instances or overcome some
:it its disastrous effects.
The primary source of all heat is.
the sun. Old Sol shines and heat and
tight travels the Intervening 92,900;
iu0 miles of space with a velocity of
186,000 miles per second. Some of
this heat is absorbed in its transii
by dust particle -s, water-•rapor and
the temperature of the air in coil -
tact with it. The latter has the great -
Mr. and lies. .1. P. Rau were er effect on air temperature.
visitors at Detroit, a few , days Local conditions have a great el,
tett on temperature Water requires
last week.• 1. e. • .about five tithes the quantity of heat
Mr. Lawrenc Rau of Detroit, to raise it's temperature one degree
yr i!s: a week -end visitor with his as does soil, thus large .water Luh ..
lend to prevent high temperatur
parents here. Also, es there is aleaes slow uvapo
MI me,e h Hey, of mele r., was,, ..etiun and it requires about 300 fir :;
a hvc*ek-end vi•:�itor at his hone s much heat to evaporate one i•
,. ton ui: water as to raise its t,.:
alert:. f perature Erne degree, the temperate v.
Mr. ami Mrs.. Walter Dunrllrt of is kept more moderate. Large swamp
Kitchener, were Friday vieltoi''s:at and Uush areas tree large qu<cntiti,s
the loom of Mr,. and Mr's. Harry of waster to. the atmosplie a as 'yell
as retaining the spring water' longer
Yungblut, . in the country and eenseeuently has
Mr. and Mrs. E: W. Stoskopf of a moderating effect.
Kitolhen^r, visited at the home of b rosts'are also prevented by water,
Mr. had :Mrs. Thomas Johnson •over svvamiP and bush areas, bee.ause they
the 'Week -end. a high hamidity and are. not
so readily cooled as large lane areas
Mr. end Mrs.' T. McAdams and i"iir of high humiclit.y acts als a better
family were to' ;London last Wed- blanket ass it were, Chart •Chudry air
also the temperature at which de)
ne3day to attend the Funeral of is formed is higher and the lovsert
Mrs T. -A. Maria on Wabeeloo `St. at the temperature may .be tliiicie.,t-
ni that city. • t ly arrested to eliminate .any dang,e
Mr's. Allan. Snide?, Miss Marie of
The£osts. type :of .agriculture in any sec -
and Mr. Lloyd Snideer. flair- C'erman tion is decided .by its air, temper -
Mill's, spent Ea..t,r holidays at the attire. Any new .crops which are nu-
lioine of the former's daughter? Mrs parted intuit first -become acciimatiz&
W. ,_. 1Zei nei. ed to that section butore they are ar
• success.. Winter cereal crops .of On
tario and hay crops are not affected
by 'extremely lan' temperatures un-
less growth is started by warm Wea
ANT) NOTICE Lo further given Albert li es. wile is doing coned- eller lniluhaed :by low temperature 01
that after the ,said date the Exec- crable in,prot int;' on the up'prr ny iiLaaeii *ter of the sail about: ahr
1tor:.w'11 ,proceed to distribute the .glory of the 1nh.i1dia;,7, r'u31a Laav Sr,ring and early trail
atato having regard only tieth'e hurl ca US hlrueh dantab If the
e
claims » f whieh •1 o then shall )lave. Navaaat.ion .has ,opend �neatly Nuri, ,;attire sacs am. drug below It
had llaltrre, , month ea11iee than last y It 1 •dee• J . uuly•tlte tenderest eegelatioir
DATED D at Zunieh• thi'a 12th -day (here was n uelh ic, on the lake oeuers, but u below it wholesale de
-
bad
» sl i•ui:i)uit rc,tiulr.s. • High t,..ruperalures
cons,icterably later Uh.ul 'l.r.ia cause t.ar ,, r va oratir)rr from the
,_., the tine b i)
of April, • A.D. 1927.
�eesi 'o'ssas*0Js' 00 Pre -it Quackenb- sh. E c t Ont
a , Ontario. iC 1�19vV la'3r. �e,al' to . ., '•'.a. large anuli it of precipitation to
DSolomon Schrader r;reet field, of lee in the )att'a'r part j),•evt it stun rua or death itself,
E;,.R. 1, Zttrleh, Ont. of the )lake off f a and• 13'ncl,. in a , i a.ipiiei by A J. Connor, of
;Brae »td teoruiagiva1 (Mee, Toronto, an
Mr. .f•I:u•i;t• FueS it t'i hurtle 11 I terestiirg relation between file
the interest of 'hie ilrcrthee, Davila growth uud yield of w•Iraat and the
(ruse. in the 100 -acne fare, on the temperat.ure is set for•tir.. Both. yield
Parr Line and in the transaction and growth are increased by a love
kir. David Funs takes of r his bro. temperature and a low range in tem
"ther's interest in the V0 -acre Tarn. perature.A critical period .appears
on tlie Gosh 'n Lin'' near %ur'ieh. . to exist lir the latter part of the 90
trays following sowing, and. if the
While we were herr the past few, weather in tliis period be warm, dry,
day's swe:t ritig' 11r n1;cisumn7',r heat with great teurperature range, the
.we. notice in the papers that .our wheat plants will head quickly and
western Fistr'r 1?rovince, wore Le- the hitrvest-be light; bui it tlie cool
ing visited with on'' of the co:cleit moist conditions exist )leading will be
,savers accompanied by a tei'iffie' postponed and the yield iihui•eased.
Thus it remains a matter of seeding
'snow stoma which at places lob at the proper tie... to insure the cool
eked traf.I', 'and which wiligr'atly moist weather in the critical period,.
delay the 'seeding operatinns.
In the Western Provinces the. sow -
A very unique event 'war, col-
the
l thea namely,
critical period about
ebratcd at the horse of Mr. and
the middle al July, the variability at
Mrs, Menaro Bechicr, nn Sunday, the temperature of which is the criti-
the 01cias on being the ce.ebrating cal factor. however, the reale alters
of their fi ietit anniversary of their ie the earlier the better, while in On-
weddod life.. Th' children from. tario w -e al's unable to sow spring
various places were present, and wheat suiiicieirtly early to procure
it is the wish of their ninny fu
that desired cool, moist weather', nor
ends "that they may enjoy assay can it be obtained by late sowing.
.Ali cereals are Best adapted to the
more years of wedded life, temperate regions and especially
During 'tile el(1Ci;rieal Storm on
those of low temperature and small
Tua:sday Fit°Fitilag alae? cairn of 11Ti� toniiherai ore range, Consequently.
Warren Schilbe of Starttl'Y Twp) pliel bre to all.ile abieve ll Fruits asture �aGrule t is ae-
iimi blown to the round. Mt.
quire a higher temperature region;
e
: ]ihigh-temperature
.' :It
',,
no
Schilbe was in all,. �tarrl �t}c+., batt arange
time ancl. managed to get alt a. Mealy traits, )however, )rave a wide
the live stook out with the e cep disti &II?011 00(1 is elle result of eah'-
tirin of four pleawho were killed.icty, Jt• .- 1101Talt, Q. A. College,
under the debrei, The loss to Guelph. .
Mr, Schilbe is a big one as it will
require a lot of work anti •t'::pen'se
to put the building back into its
former, position,
ZURICH LIVERY . l Executors).
t
tam in a position to senora '
Asks ala loquirementa in the Livery
liminess, have Ante for hire. Any
Akins 40E0 in 'klh'ue tasaining line
GEORGR J. THfEiL
:lone 159 Zurich,Ont.
NOTICE.
A liraite.,c1 number of cattle will
be taken for pasture for the core-
ing !Reason,. Apply to • Garnet
Deters, Hensall, P.O.
FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES
1922 Foid Coupe, completely
overhauled, good tires a real snap
at $175:.00.
1926 Ford Coupe, Balood. tire's
L1�% aavertyhigng in fine condition.. You
P
must seta it to appreciate,. at the
0 U L.Texceptionally, low priee of $.10..Q0ti.,
yr ANTED These cars can be seen and deanon-
alrated at any time.
Angel & Koehler, Zurich
'Taken every day 'till 3 O'bloek,i .
IIBb 5aot feed fowl isam 'saorn,ing
littlish bro ght in:
hest Cash Prices
NOTICE.
It is getting the time of year
to get a little Lime to pub: ion
young O1C100 to eweeteee the land
V iR---- and the farmer +should. put, 'soros'.
)' .: Cream and Eggs tine on his pasture and hay. fields
�i I a1wayt have a /ample supply on
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fr a O'Brien "ien +hand foto saki':
J, Hey, Ir c Zurich.
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Live Stock Notes.
This is the time of year whet
horses are in danger of getting too
much hay and too little 'exercise. Idle
horses will keep in much bettor con-
dition if given regular exEci e, and
A quiet wed'ding; was solemnized if their supply of hay is wisely
et Trinity Church, Bayfield, on restricted.
Wednesday) April 6th, at 10 a.m. Stables that are well ventilated
when 'Mary, • daughter of Mr. and ,reed lighted, even though athe cold
Mrs, Lono. Kipper, of Zurich, and yi<lcay are enol eonifortable ir anal tool c;
ErneSt 't,' reit al, son' of .Mr. and Mrs` eall:hful than. dark, steamy; warms
Henry Weston, of Bayfield, were itliles,
Matrimony b Rr..v„ Yung cattle and breeding stook of
31d in Holy y Y inset breeds enjoy a short outdoor
•FF,, H, Paull, The bride vita's be- ran every day during winter,- and
no/tinglyattired in s g o'tvth of treatment of this. hind p1'omotee
blonder georgette ...over 'oilk, and 11. 1,1lth.
wore hose, shoo and gloves iter ' Breeding, ewes must ,have abuu-.
inateh, and a hat of blonde isatin dant exercise if. vigorous, healthy
sand t(r'OW. Slip also wore the lambs aro looked for.
tonal', mitt, ;r hKndsrrhne tt lilt;^ Good alfalfa or clover hay, with
gold wrist watch, After the wed- about four pounds roots, or two or
ding'breakfast they left oti ,t motor iliree'pounds of silage,•per'ewe, per
tree to Windsor .eni'1 Detrrrt.'rh•u' 1:'v makes a good rattail. '
•,nc,t^, fr• (u rtes,: .. ,! n( .i..,i
iar'!4iSt41,.i.' twist ft feuds c+:%tend 'congratulr'tt t.rv.' i ie. i
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jiul .01J, rt 1J0b. •wis.110d • i 1144 liiirlaty, ko410
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Store
In» Fine Toilet Preparations and
handle all the well known and re-
liable varieties of hce Powder and
Face Creams such as»
YARDLEY'S, ARMANDS, COT3:'3, POMPEIAN
TH,ttEE FLOWP R.'S, WOODBURY'S AND MANY '
'OTHERS
These are Nationally Advertised
Goods which have a reputation to
maintain.
In Tooth Pastes we have Forhans, Ipana,
Colgatec, Pepsodent and Hutax
All kinds of School Supplies and Stationery
WE HAVE SEVERAL V ARIE PIE'S OP SHAVING CR-
EAMS, STICK; i OAPS AND POWDERS. AL't0 A
GOOD STOCK OF -SHAVING BRt7SIIES, *AF'ETY
RAZORS AND RAZOR 'BLADES .
MAGA r INES FOR SALE
11Dra A, J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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5 X RED CEDAR SHINGLES WHEN PROPERLY LAID WITH
ZINK CLAD NAILS WILL I,AST 40 YEARS OR MORE WITH-
OUT PAINTING OR PATCHING. NO SNOW WILL BLOW
UP AND NO RAIN WILL 00 THROUGH
'ffiE CHEAPEST AND T1"If:,i DST.
We 'still have a large quantity of typroe
-Firepror!f Waliboard,• Use it. for walls and
the- old plaster before you spring decorate.
F.C.
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or, hand, The
ceilings to repair
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Get that Rubber Tire Bugg3,7 1e.-
't Ire price's advance.
They work on all four, bit or miss
Auto Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, Etc.
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