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'IllieRRISTEld, SOLICITOR, NOT-
ARY PUBLIC, BTC,
Wile*, Hamilton GC/DEMOB, Ont t off.
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!Special eittentiem to Oceansel wind
Court Work,
Solnsete may be euelanito+2 at,
Meelltaich by phone 'and phone
chervil reversed.
Dr. W II. C O W E N
141. Do, EN ®.ILS.
DENTAL SURGEON
'St DEITZ BLOCK, ` ZURICH ev-
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:ars T1ureday, friday and i9atsar-
Sive
Maln Mies
111111STLEIWS BLOCK, DASHWO011
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
leayear of marriage licenser. Notary
Scabllc, Commieie'►'o', Tete and Aut-
;pmobile Insueranee Representing
Myron & Erie Mortgage Coepor-
The CanadaTrust Co.
— ONTARIO
ZURICH
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orattuate Carey M. Jones Nat
IOW School of Auctionee+rinRgtoc•
' for Registered Live keeFri k
SIB Breeds). Terme in ,Choine
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WM prevailing prices.
Una for Bale. Will Bell anything
allgewberse11-93 or write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
SOB HURON & MIDDLESEX
AM IN A POSITION TOard N -
`B act any auction sale, 1
eta to adze or articles to sell.
dlleit your business, and if not
atlsiied will make no charges for,
'.- I3aeh zaood.
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Sausages, etc +ria
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Highest Cash
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FOR SKINS & H1DES
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ZURICH LIVERY
►m in a piolaitrion to aceomo-
arite all req rementa in the Livery
Flnetea, have Auto for hire. Any
daring done in the t'eamilag line.
,GEORGE J. THIEL
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Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COL VMN
STRAYED
Unto ;nay premiaes, Babylone
Linc', Hay Tp., a (Spring . calf.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses.
Simon Greb, Zurich,
NOTE
Earn $25 weekly up ,at homie ad-
dressing envelopes. No canvass-
ing, Everything furnished. Spare
or foul time. Particulars for
ta-up. Mai 11 Service, Box 9,
'Sydney, .Nova Scotia.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. David Plante, of St. Joseph
wishes through this medium to
extend his most 'sincere thanks for
the liberal contributions and sup-
port they many peoople of the com-
munity have so generously given
daring his recent misfortune by
the loss of his horror with fire.
WANTED
Wet aret in the market for Dutch
sett onions of good quality. High
est market prices paid,
T. L. Wurniy, Zurich. .
HOUSE FOR SALE
A very desirable dwelling pro-
perty in Zurich, with three lots o;.
good land, good fran.ie house,
good (harci water well, fruit trees
fine location. Apply to
Andrew Price, Zurich.
FOUND
In Gaseha s Store a purse with
a quantity of money in it. Ownr
can have same by proving prop-
erty and paying this adv.
NOTICE
TO FARMERS—After Novem-
ber 1st chopping and rolling will
be done at our mill ,on Tuesdays
Thursday and Saturday of each
;week, during the whole day.
Williamis Bros., Zurich.
FOR SALE
A good cook stove, burns wood
or coal, in good .condition, apply
to Louis Prang, Zurich.
STRAYED
From, my farm. Lot 14, con. 5,.
a red yearling heifer with horns.
Finder will be liberally rewarded
by notifying Donald Burn's, Hen
Sall, Ont.
• FOR SALE
A first class good used ,piano, a
real bargain at $150.00. Apply at
Herald Office.
FOR SALE
OR RENT—I am offering the
Zurich Skating Rink for Sale or
to Rent. Good reason's for do-
ing so. Otherwise it will be cl-
osed this winter. Apply to Lee
O'Brein, Prop., Zurich.
iyll+klome bee Zmtich,Ont.
FOR SALE
A number .of fine white Leg-
horn Cockerels for sale, apply to
Frank Kochems, Zurich.
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LIVI3
POU LT R'Y
WANTED
lirilkea every day till $ O'clock,p.mq.
sot feed cowl name morning
Ifeliken br1iught in:
hest Cash - Prices
„clan FOR. --
Cream and Eggs
1' 4 W. Q' meal
5 o Zvriit h
NOTICE.
We carry a complete line of
Poultry 'supplies,' Cod Liver Oil,
Oyster Shells, Beef Meal, Bone
Meal, Laying Meal and all Royal
Purple remedies.
Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery,
Phone 47 J, Exeter, Ont..
FOR SALE
A good 'aecondhand Rubber Tire
buggy for Sale F,yice is right.
George Heas, Zurich., ,
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WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOE THE
FOR Scranton Coal
ALSO CARRY,
TIRES TUBESA, , Coke Pocahantas
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BEd Solt Coal
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GOOD SUPPLY ON BAND
Storage Batteries- TELEPHONE
TO
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
Case & Son
H. S. ' 'EIS - Prop.
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LOCAi. NEWS
Mar. and M>,°s, Louis A, Prang virs-'
ited inkAubui,•ai en Sunday. •
Mr. Ri3.. Howald has returned•
to Slabiown for the winter.
' Mr. and IY,irs W •K1oPp and falx.,-
ily of Stratford, visited' with rel
atives .here.
Mr. ,and Mrs, Jas, Ti'evet'biek of
Brin's'.ey, spent Sunday at thehorte
of Mr.; and Mrs, W. 1G,, Head,
Mrs. Lydia Wile* spent ,a, tew
daysthis ,week, with Mr, W. If,
Pfile.
Mrs. D. Witmer and daughter
of Exeter, were recent visitors'
with relatives) here, .
Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Smith and
little Mae 0•nd Mr. Dan. Sr,ith,were
Nveak-end visitors with relatives at
New Hauuhurg.
Mr. F. TIegs, the Treasurer of
Zurich Agr,cultural Society has be-
en authorizedt oo' pay out prize
nLoney for 1927 Fair,
"Mr. and Mrs. Dan. ,Oswald, Mr.
and 'Mrs, Martin Wurm, spent Sun-
day at the honit> of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Levy of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs, George ,Zimmer
ir.an and daughters, Haley and.
Edna, .were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. G. Hess and Miss
Anna. ,
Mr. and Mrs. M, Tun and ,sons
Leonard and George, of London
spent Sunday at the hoMe hof Mr.
and Mr's. Chas. Weber,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Dumart',and
Mr. and Mrs. Ratz of Waterloo;
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:
Ely. Yungblut. Miss R. Ratz,
N., whd has been visiting here the
past week, re` -turned with then:.
Mr. Leonard Klopp and faiuily
of Waterloo Dr H .F' Kropp and
family of • 'k'elland and Mrs.. J.
Wagner' of Shakespeare were vis-
iting their mother, M.S. Wm. K1opp
over Sunday.•
The r°.;;;uiar monthly meeting of
the Council of Hay Township Will
ha held next Monday afternoon,
October 1131, ion account of the
first Monday. in Nooven.bar being
Thanksgiving Day.
• The Department Income T:3.x
Revenue, London i;rarieh, 'wish to
advise the publiet hat that the 31,
of October next is the last day
for the paynr..mt of the 4th • in-
•stalment due in respect to 1326
Dominic) .nIncoree Tax Ass:'ssntents.
All cheques are to be made pay-
able to the Receiver General, of
Canada.
The apple clop this ,year in this
section is at failure and oniy laa
few orchards in the coninina,iaaty
Brave is mop, only thus 'tvho :pray
and !give their orchards good at-
tention, are reapie g the reward of
their labours, ast he fruit is sell-
ing from $4.50 ;o $3.00 for P,U;iil
clean hand. picked frust. :incl
they ind a ready dery rad for
gheir ,;nods att his price.
The fall wheat throughout this
section as ,well as in practically all
parts of :Western Ontario, is in
the very , best of condition. and
ha sso far had enough growth that
it should withstand the elements
that the winter ,seasonb rings a-
long. The weather however has
been very dry the past few we-
eks, and farni.rs on heavy soil
find it alaie_ t impossible to , do
their fall plowing.
Persons who hold Victory Bonds
falling due on Noor'. 1st or Dec.
1st, can ewchanget he bonds for
Huron & Erie Debentures. Bring
your boonds to me and I will
arrange it so that your interest
will go on from Nov. 1st or Dec.
1st. • The Huron a: Erie pays 3'i,
twice a tdear. The Huron &
Erie aad Canada Trust have ,over
sixty million dollars assets.—A.R.
Henry, Zurich,
Just before going to [press we
hacve been advised of another ,ery
interesting horsew deal that was
put through last week when Mr.
J. Decher, Jr., our noted ,Standard
bred horseman sold to Messrs.
Fraser and IShepperd -of Porest, 3
Spring colts tfor the handsome
sunt of $1,000. This makes is total
s$ale of $2,00Q ,within a very short
time, and Mr., Decker claims . it
costs no more ti) raise the best
than inferior stock.
TEACHERS CONVENTION
The West Hra•on Teachers meet
in Exeter on Oct. 13 and 14th, on
Thcrsday evening thet eachers en-
joyed a bangret in Main St,base-
nett,t lies oaterers being the
School and Hogue Club, 150 teach-
ers and ext -teachers sat down to
Irvcheon. Friday thet eachera
motored to London, where they
were entertained by the teachers
ofthat city, inspectors and Sc-
hool Board. The flection of offic-
ers res- 1ted as follows—President,
Miss Isabel Sharman; Vice-presi -
dent, Denean McRae; Sony , Treas-
G. S. Howard; coranc1 o•mia, Miss A
Cowan, Bloss E. Campbell, A. Brint•-
nell; ra ee:ery, G' M:nnaen, F. Ross,
resolution coatvmittce, .tiVnt.
Mc-
Kay. 1'. B, Mo'f rtt, R. Stonehouse
Miss M. Bailie, 'Mhas B. Grahain,3iiss
L. 'Robinson; delegates to 0. E A.
rc S. Howard anal Mast 1..
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FARM WATER SUPPLY
Practdral Pointers About install.
lug Suitable Equipment.
l,'ttttlatta' Running Wtstor ,fn the Jiome
mad the than ---.'low to Develop
the, Natural Water Supply--
, $0yernl Systems Suggested.
(0ont'ributed by Ontarlo Department of
A.grleyii;tire, Toronto.)
N penning this short article the
write' desires to stress two main
points In regard to this subject,
first, the need and importance of
Securing an adequate and permanent
supply, and, second, the installation
of sortable equipment for getting the
water "on tap" in house and stables
and about the lawns and gardens,
Ixzregard to the supply of drinking
or hard water, it may be said that of
late many of the old shallow wells
of the Province have been failing ser-
iously, thus indicating that the water-
table is not as high as it used to be.
It is to be hoped that this is only a
temporary condition and that many
of these wells will soon become ser-
viceable again. However, the shallow
well -can seldom be relied upon abso-
lutely, and so as a rule it is wise to
'sink such wells deeper. This usually
means drilling, Sometimes there is
good reason for abandoning the old
well altogether and choosing a new
site. A careful survey of the existing
wells of the district in respect to
depth, supply and character of the
water will usually prove useful in re-
gard to the advisability of drilling,
also a knowledge of the nature, depth
and dip of the underlying strata or
rock formation may help too. Instru-
ments for locating underground)
water, so far as our experience got -s,
have not been a success in this Pro-
vince, although much is claimed for
them in some other countries differ-
ing widely from Ontario in geological
formation. Some individuals claim
that they can locate underground
water by means of a forked twig'fron
such trees as cherry, plum, and hazel,
and because we have known good
wells to be found in this way, and
because prominent scientists have
given the matter considerable atten-
tion in recent years, we are not in-
clinedto .pooh-pooh the idea. 1'.1
some cases old wells go dry becaur-
the water veins feeding the well hati •
become clogged. If so, a charge
dynamite in the bottom will effect
remedy. Sometimes an old dug w•-;'
will supply plenty of water for -..
tine if it is dug a few feet deep :
or if•the formation is sandy or gr:
elly (fine) for some depth below d.
bottom a special filter may be Si' :':
into a water -bearing layer of sand
gravel with good results. It is w-*
to emphasize the value of a gool.
spring. If one exists reasonably (los
to the buildings it may be made
supply thein with water if certate
one ition obtain. In every farm home
rte .o should oe a large cistern eiti,:':
1 1110 csll•ir or just outside the c U
all and beluv• the ground for stor-
cf rain water. This water can V
Crav,,.ahing purposes, batlriies
flushing thi closet. A large ci--
:•rn at the :)arn and connected with
e ;.ve-troughing thereon, will sulp-
:, a large portion of the drinking;
ate: for the stock in the rainy per -
")ds. It is very essential that the
;apply be ample and never failing.
nd when this is assured steps ma,y
'ouftdentlally .taken to install water
systems in order to have the water
'.onvenient about the home.
The second point, namely, the dis-
i.ribution of the water supply, is a
very big one, and one about which a
;ood deal might be written. -Space
will permit only the very briefest
treatment, but if more details. are re-
quired write the Department of Agri-
culture, Toronto, Ontario, for Bul-
l:tin No. 267. entitled "The Farm
Vater Supply and Sewage Disposal,"
)r the Department of Physics, 0, A,
College,..aGuelph, will gladly advise
egarding any problems received by
letter.
• (1) If the well be shallow, that is
the level of the water is never more
.han 25 feet below the surface, or say
lie level of the pump cylinder, the
nuup • may be located inside the
)uildings instead of -directly over the
.cell. Greater convenience would be
he result of • such a change.
(2) A small water tank in the at -
10 of the house Will make it possible
o install plumbing fixtures, as'sinks,
mth and closet in the hone.
(3) Better than the attic tank s, s -
em is the compression system. A
strong steel cylindrical tank is leo t•
ul In the 'cellar or some frost -pro:,.
,)lace, water Is pumpad into it fl en',
well or cisterr against air pressure
chich forces the 'Water to all poi t:
where it is required.. The pump a: -
be operated by ]land or better by
!lt$01lile engine, windmill, or eleciaa
motor.Z:1-.aa,.Z,ea- i . :"f... _.
(4) if electricity be available the
,:ompression system can be operaied
Automatically and the storage tank
made so small that the water 1;:
drawn fresh from the well instead of
from a large storage tank,
(5) If a good spring exists cit
ground level with top of house or
higher, a pipe under the frost -line be-
tween sprints and house is practically
all you need in order to have the
spriwater• on .
(6)ng If not higtaph � sough for a grav-
ity system the spring may possibly be
advantageously located for installing
a hydraulic ram which will pump the
water to a tank in house or stable or
trough in yard, It is worth while
having pore rind cool spring' water
always on tap about the buildings.
The fall Would be a good -tithe to
put in a system so that you will nor
be obliged to carry water anon) 1•
winter. First be sure that yotti Sup-
ply is ample for ail, requirements,
and then en .tlree,cl 'vvitl' the in, tel:-.
1 . .• .,(I . 1 i e ., \ .
to help you.—R. R. G:aharu, 0. a.
college, Guelphs
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Dr. A, J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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UP AND NO RAIN WILL t 0 THROUGH
THE CHEAPEST AND Til :.1:F.ST.
We still have a large quantity of Gyproc or, hand. The
Fireproof Wallboard, Use ie for walls and ceilings to repair
the old plaster before you apring decorate,.
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Electric Lamps $10.
Oil Lapps $2.75
Auto Tops, igou. Repairing,
Pais 1.g, Etc.
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES,
AND SUPPLIES, AND CALI SAVE YOU MONEY ON THESE
• VARIOUS LINES
CORD TIRES 30x33 AT ON. ,Y ..,...... ... ... $8,50
TUBES 30x3% AT ONLY ....... .....:... ... $1.40
GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT $1:5,00
1 SECOND HAND 11 H. P. GAS ENGINB VERY CHEAP.
2 FORD TOURING CARS
1 FORD ROADSTER CAR.
1 GOOD TRAILER.
;ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN' GOOD RUNNING ORDER.
WE DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND
RE -BUILDING BATTERIES.
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WARM IMPLEMENTS
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
CARRY JUST THE KIND OF MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVIYi
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICE' FOR YOUR MONEY.
PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL OUR
PUMPS.
Tires, Tubes, Cas, Gus and Creases
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