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Andrew( F. He Township Clerk'
*suer of ralarriage licenses. Notary
?Malar, Conaralisati aneir, Fire. and Aut-
ittraobile IniF1'a7„eranco Rewes,eriting
Mora & Brie oricgagaa, Corpors
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3aaiety School of �,•nrstioneeringTr
Ion Registered Stock
Lek% kat
Breeds). Tern . ig
Choice
prevailing( prices.
lieltF
�� for sale. `.Wiil sell anything
S 1 Zurich,„t'!k ae 18--93 or Write,
icensed . Auctioneer
FOR HURON et MIDDLESEX
AM IN A. POSITION TO CON -
ant any auction sale,regilrrdless
Ike to size or articles to ;sell,, t
Vtlielt your business, and if not
Issitisfiied will make Oto charges foe
:Arthur Weber, ra D,anl3•wood.
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Fresh mid Salt Meats
BOkogna Sausages,
etc
Highest Cash . Price for Wool
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MARKET
ZURICH LIVERY.
rear YOUR
Wants; For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
A good stable etetable for a
garage or hen Stable. :Applyte
.eed. iiab'erer,
NOTICE. •
My accounts are now ready,,for_
such parties • who owe "me, and
ll would 'apprecia'te a call very„
much. �V V, Siebert.,
NOTICE
WARDING is hereby given that
in future those parties • who have
been, indeiging in ringing door
bells and ruening away, if caught
again in thin .aet, will -be ,pros-
eented according to Law.
By Order,
Zurich Police Trustees.
R& f .HELP FOR 1028
Order experit. need, 'German sp-
eaking fare i help, all pay their
own fare. Order men, girls or
fainilles. Men to: ;get $18 to $20;
girls from $35 to • $18 per •month.
lids Is by neW arrangements with
P lithoritiee.
Apply 'Rev. K. rretzexigei;
Port Elgin, Ontario
LOST
1927 auto markers No, 266-053,
.Finder -kindly return' to. owner, or
ieaive at Herald Office.
Ted, Laporte, R.R.2, •Zurich.
LOCAL NEWS
Messrs J. Deeher Jr„ and Wn.
Decker attended the Royal Winter
Fair a.t Terwito for a few day;;
The Bronson Line public school
will hold .their school concert •o:u
Wednesday evening, Dec. 21at,
Miss iI owlio of. Bayfield, i�rJ
visiting with 'her sister, Mrs, G:
Koehler.
Mr. Waw. Lamont made, a 'basin
gas trip to Crediton on .:Yfonday.
O” my kthre more weeks till X•n1as
do your shopping now,
Tfr. T. L,"' Wuri'nr ins- running a
rather :attractive ad v, in this we
sek''s" paper, and. we would ask the
public to read it and than act.
Mrs. Caroline Oe:soh•,dot Blake
left last week. frit Thedfoid wh-
ere she intends to spend .the win-
ter months:
Large preparations are. being
made for the most captivating
Clu:sierras Festival'' e' ver enjoyed at
En andel Evangelical Church. The
dale is Monday, Decel ber 26th.
.Rev: H. Renebe and family at-
e idecl the evedd n re ept ea to
•derecl •to Rev. and Mrs Bruer, at
Dashwood. last Thursday evening
Rev, Rembe ws •.on the program
as• chief speaker.
The next: Council meeting of Hay
Township will be hold on Friday
December 2ud, instead o1s.D;ee. 5th;
The iast 'meting of the Council
will be held On December 15th..
Mr. Gordon Rai;, eon of Mr and
Mills. J. P Rau,, his left for Detroit,
where he •expects ,,o spend'• the
winter months. He willbe great-
,ly missed in the luneup of'the Zur-
STRA'F'ED. ich hockey team as he was. always
• one 'of the 'good lineup.
Unto the farm of Mr. Z. pea,-
jarrene, Hay Township, 9 two-
yeareolcl heifer Owner , can
have s.n:rb by' p:•o'virg prone:ty
and paying ell expenses. Apply to
Thus .Meyers, Zurich.
Mr. and Mr . Oster'Kophl,r and
family of this. Gosh'en north, who.
have recently sold the farm • on'
which they were lit'ing, lrioi'ecl
their effects tnta their other, fart'.
a little south ont he' • 1 G iia "o
oa i n n
1 ), Mon -day.
LOST
On the Sauble Line, a Brown
Robe. Finder please return to
Edward J. Devon y, R.R. 2.
STRAYED
Unto my premises, Sauble Line,
Hay Township, a yearling heifer
Owner can have same by prov-
ing property, and paying all ex-
Ipentses.—Alfred Meidinger,
NOTE
Earn $25 weekly up at home ad-
dressing envelopes. No canvass-
ing. Everything ft rnished. Spare
or full time.. Particulars for
•stamp. • Mailing Service, Box 9,
Sydney, `'Nova Scotia.
FOR SALE
1, 5-h. p. Lister Engine.
1, 5 -ton Neigh scale, apply to
S. E. Merner, Bayfield.
- STRAYED.
Unto my premises; Go3hen Line
south, Hay, about Oet. 6th, ayear-
ling heifer. Owner can have'same
by proving property anis settling
all accounts. Louis Wurau.
1 etre in a po+srtion •toe,,GCReeer-J ,,
Amte all rtegdrements in fle Livery
iiad'ineee, have Auto for Lire;. Any
? Ong done in: the tearing line. '
GEORGE J. THIEL .
Mete 59 • Zurich,Ont.
L'IV
o'uL.TRY
WANTED
Mikan every day do $ O'elaek,p n.
as :i of feed Iowa Same '• morning
aaill'en brought in,
Highest Cash Prices
—cies .1fOa--
Cream and Eggs
• W. O'Brien j 1
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Zurich
ffiadquarters
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Two more new gas fillers are
being installed at Motusseau's gar-
age, which ar?' being put in and
'1 retail the Shell brand of -gaso-
lene.
paso-lene. In all we thing this is now
11 gas pumps in town, and therm
is now no need of the flivver to
go dry in the tank.
Mr. and Mrs, Wiili.air:; J, Hanson,
bridal couple, of Penetanguishene
are visiti:ig at the home of Ole•for
mer's father, Mr. John A. Manson,
Reeve of Stanley Toownship. The
sin'i.
Herald j torn nth :the many' friends
U [1 HIM I tit HAI
One of the Greatest Menaces to
Farm Profits,
fiatTroof 13uiltlingc. and Cribs a
Necessity--+• G lilt an° Trees Wed
---•16aaodle Poisons and Saha
Carefully.
(Contributed by,C)rtarm 1'epartrent•
Abriculture Toronto./
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iriliEl rat is the orst caning::!
;hest' in Hie surf-, ;Prom' Jt:,
home ..wrong tiltl.i
dwellings and i,torerounrs t.•
pollute and destroy human ford.
It carries bubonic plague and min -
Other diseases fatal to man and has
been responsible for more .untimel
deaths among human beings than all_
the wars of history. •'.
In the [United -States rats and mica
each 'year destroy 'crops and other'
property valued at over $200,000,-
000. This destruction"'is equivalent
to the gross earnings of an army oI
peer 200,000 men.
• On many a farm, if the grain
,eaten and wasted by rats and nice
.could' be sold, the proceeds would
more than pay -all the farmer's taxes.
The common br'osyn ,rat breeds silt
to ten times a year and produces an
average of ten young at a litter.
Young fchiales fare rd when only three
or four months old.
At this rate a pair of rats, breed-
rg uninterruptedly. and without
caths, would nta the end -of' three
years (18 generailons) be increased
to 359,709,882 individuals,
For centuries the world has been
0ghting tai.:, without • organization
-tied at the sauce dine has been feed•
mg them and building for th ens fort-
orries for concealment. v.o ar,, .t R.
-ight them' on equal terms i e must
deny them food and hiding piaacc,
• Wo must organize and unite to tie
• communities of these posts. The time
to he gin is now.
Granaries, corncribs, aiid poultry
houses may be made rat -proof by a
liberal use of cement in the found-
ations and floors; or the floors may
be .of `wood resting upon concrete.
'It has been foss .l than in poultry
houses, dry soil or sand may be used
as a covering for the cement door,
and in stables a wooden door resting
on concrete is gust as satisfactory s
far as the exclusion of rats is core:
corned.
The common practice of s atting
corncribs on posts with i•ivertorl pans
at the top often foils to exclude rais,
because the •posts arJ ani high
enough to place the lower cracks of
the structure beyond reach of the
animals. As rats are excellent jump-
ers, the posts should he tall enough
to; prevent the animals from obtain-
.'ing a foothold at any place within
three feet of the ground. A crib built
in extend ng •congea.',u ations to to ; -.;his iv ty, however, is not very
happy young couple satisfactory.
- For ea -at -proof crib a well -drained
Frons ,now until the end Ncrf the `galls, laid in cement, should be sunk
site should be chosen. The outer
ear w• 1 th.. Hezald advertisers 131- about 20 inches into the ground. The
ease assist order product'on in,,,,- space within the wallsshouldbe
this office by having Bhang 01 grouted thoroughly with cement and
Dopy in ou-i office nut later , than broken stone and finished with rich
Tuesday forenoon each week. Wag concrete fora floor. -Upon this the
cannot guarantee the cher-fret of I strpcture Wily be built. Even the
"o" ' reech"i» ael an Trt ,tiny e,v- walls of the crib may be of concrete.
ening or 'Wednesdayrr.�r tru,;, Corn will not mold in contact with
• them, provided there is good ventila-
Our merchants of i * vil''tgH tie/rand the roof is water -tight.'
However, there are cheaper ways
areopening we some is ii nice i of excluding rats froni either new or
shipments of Xmas.. goods, .which, 3ld corncribs. Rats, nrice, and spar -
re being 'offered tot he public at 1 rows may be kept out effectually by
very reaso•nab:e and attractive pri- the use of either an inner or an outer
ces.,... There ins no need of going; covering of, galvanized -wire netting
elsewhere to do your shopping. if j of half-inch mesh and heavy enough
our merchants have not just ;ata to resist the teeth of the rats. The
exactly what you, want, it tvili be i netting in common use in screening
cellar Windows is suitable for cover -
a pleasure for them to get it for ingthe or lip' tr ib A
you• Be :loyal to your'comm�nitv, netting, tai€
}ng, er s, s rats can c] im b
:30' your, buying iron; your home, be, s4Aned ui
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ABE YOU
WINTER I COMING
e KEEP TIIE COLD .AIR OLT el) THE W.441%1 1%1 AIR IN
With -Storrs., Windows and'.V •C :-:;enation Doors.
PLACE ,YOUR QRr_1.::13 NOW!
iA large stock of Wallboard peeling, eeling, Gyproc and other.
Building Supplies .on Hand.
.1 4. Made of pare Flaxseed in ,t + •'b. bags at 4;i cents per , lb.
Special prices on large qu'tntrlrY
FEED A HANDFUL A DAY,,
FLAX ,"FAL
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Pei, lee ,Itf tore must I�
WANTED merchant, w.he will always give to be excluded, the wire netting may
he carried up about three feet from
the ground, and above this a belt of
sheet metal about a foot in width
may be tacked•to the outside of the
building,
Owing to their cunning, it is not
always easy to clear rats from. prem-
i ni-Wo n. al'e 'ilf�t
We are in the market lar Dutch your be3t vn'u'' for y oy tr n.rro--ey,
sett onions of good quality. High --
elk mtaiket prices paid. The Evangelical League was in
T. re Wuurmy :Zurich. charge of the Biblestudy Com-
mittee last eriday, evening. Miss
Beulah "Sararas led the meeting,
'while Al's.; L. Fars: 1:x1 the bible
sandy period. Bu yin' ss was then
transacted. Miss Bu:ah Sararas
NOTICE
TO FARMERS—After Novem-
ber ist chopping and rolling will
be 'done" at our mill on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday of each
week, during the whole day.
Williams Bros., ,Zurich.
NOTICE. •
We carry a complete line of
Poultry •st&pplies, Cod Liver Oil,
Oyster Shells, Beef Meal, Bone
Meal, Laying Meal and all Royal
Purple remedies. - •
Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery,
'Phone 47 3, Exeter, Ont.
COAL 1927
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENVINH
Scranton Coax
ALSO CARRY!
Cake
P+r,calaantias
and Soft Coal
0001) SUPPLY ON RAND
,• ® w'ttfr ELEPHON`E YOUR ORDERS
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5.. WEJN0•. Prop.ase Son
: ,,; a oott *max mond?pvilo tll$d v`r , mom 1,T.
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who is shortly leaving for Kitch-
ener, spoke n few words .to the
gathering.. The League is very
sorry to ;loose her, as she was a
very active member. Garfie'd Wit
'naer led the discs ,5 iional part,
which .was greatly enjoyed by all
present. We are looking for YOU
next Friday 'night at 7.30.
NEW BOOKS
The Zurich Library* is always
very grateful for any good books
that are being donated trom time
to time 1 And till Society 'Wishes
to, greatly ttlank 1%1r. Orville Elines
for the following volum s.
South Africa. Studien by A.P ,Hillier
History` of tale North West Re.
ellion.
Mabel's White Kitten.
Storni TsosecL
The World and its Petiole.
Then ,also the following books green cucumbers, and other . fresh
donated to: ,the Library by Mrs., vegetables are very tempting to the
C. Joy.,- animals in winter. When seed, grain,
Great Builders and Explorers of
the Empire
The Trail 14lnlr"•rs Boy's ' Aunuai.
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The Boyt=outs andt Army
Aieship
The Boy Scouts! with the Allies in
The Trance,
he Boy : Scouts on Belgain },little
•f lelda.
The Boy ;Allies in Great Peril ;by,
t. Robert frownay
ises by trapping; if food is abundant,
it is impossible. A few adults refuse
to enter -the most innocent -looking
trap. And yet trapping, if persistent-
ly followed, is one of the .most effec-
tive ways of destroying the animals.
For'•general use the improved mod-
ern traps with a wire fail giieased
by a baited trigger and driven by a
coiled spring have marked advan-
tages over the oltl forms, and many
of them may be used at the same.
time. These traps, sometimes called
"guillotine" traps, are of many de-
signtssa but the more simply construct-
ed are preferable. Probably those
made entirely 'of metal are the best,,
as they are more durable. Traps with
tin or sheet -metal.; bases are not
recommended.
A small• section of an ear of corn
is an excellent bait if other grain is
not present. Other excellent baits
for rats and mice are oatmeal; toast-
ed cheese, toasted bread (buttered),
fish, fish offal, fresh liver, raw meat,
pine nuts, apples, carrots, and corn,
and sunflower, squash, or pumpkin
seeds. Broken fresh eggs are good
bait at all seasons, and ripe tomatoes,
Pushint Water. •• < ,.
Sinbad the, Sailor, atid other tales
from the Arabian Nights
The Societyg featly thanks the
1T r .more donors toe ` th'm ! fine veol
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or meal is used with a guillotixte
.trap, it is put on the trigger plate,
or the trigger wire may be 'bentout-
ward and the bait placed paced .dire t
c Iy
under it.
Among the principal poisons that
have been recommended for killing
rats and :mice are barium carbonate,
stryetpin, arsenic, phosphorus, and
squille, •
Poison: for rats should never be
placed in open or 'Unsheltered places.
This ap'plies particularly to strychnin
or arsenic on meat, Packages eon-
laining poisons should always bear
tt Warning label and should not be
liant ralrere r h'1 it
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• WE CARRY A COMPLETE Li' OP AUTO ACCESSORIES,
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• VARIOUS .et NES
♦ CORD TIRES 30x3% AT -ONLY „. -,--• .:. ... $8.50
• TUBES 30x334 AT ONLY ,....,. . $1.40
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• GOOD RUBBER. CASE I3AT l ,; i'.S AT $15.00
• 1 SECOND HAND 1;. H. P. -:s -`.' i NGINE VERY CHEAP.
a a FORD TOURING CARS
• 1 FORD ROADSTER CAR.
• 1• GOOD TRAILER,
• ,ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN• GO ) RUNNING ORDER.
• ,AVE DO E SPERT BATTERY i'+ ORI( ON REPAIRING 'AND
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RE -BUILDING 1 A. °TERIES. • l
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iiVE ARE HEADQUARTERS PO.'," FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
• CARRY JUST THE KIND OF` ie t C;EIN•ERY THAT WILL GIVE
• YOU THE BEST, AND LONGF;I!' POI -1 YOUR MONEY.
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' Tires, Tabes, G i•Rs and Creases
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