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BUSINESS CARDS
Prowdfeet, RRiBoren & HOLM 'S,
Ilarraetexe,' Solicitors, /Jeweled,
Pu ?ilia Etc. Office on the S.luar, ,
lied duos,• £tour Hamilton St G06-
'01103 Private funds to loan at
lowest rales.
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
F„„7ntI ANotice, *ipV4A ds:
zN Taps comma;
W Prouclfooi, w,C,' cT..L idillu:ran
�• S. Iohnee, FOR 'SALE
W. r. Holmes will be in Hensen on
Friday of t,acii 'week. , A„ low 14OWZy l alsaey'•Hari i t7ian-
W^"-sess`eseeseeew"seeddied„""'"a'"a"""`n""'"'n.`dddd" lu e spread -:1d at a real bargain. L.
Andrew F, Rees, Townehin Clerk
1tbiner ci rirarriagc licenses, Notary
il`giblits, Cummissionor, Fire and Aut-
�>tuobile Iusurauce, Representing
$alrot► and. ,Erie Mortgage Cornora-
tIon, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario,
L. Smith
L.D.s. ((Toronto,) . ,D,S„ e'Chicago)
D1 NT.IT
,AT WALPER HOUSE, zlJRICTI,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE HEN$ALL.
OSCAR KL,OPP •
Graduate Carey Ivi. Jones Nat-
ional School of Auctioneming• y
me for Registered. Live Stock;
(All Breeds), Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
farms for sale. _ Will sell anything
anywhere. Zurich.Flames 18-93 or write,
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneerfor County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
*8 to- size or articles mdse 1. if not
solicit your "business:
satisfied will awake no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13. •
Zurich Nevi
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna. Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool!
CASF{ FOR SKINS & HIDES
rtragbotL`
Reicher
ZURICH LIVERY
1' am in a 'position to accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. Any
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Zurich
Phone Sts.
d. S. ATKINSON', L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST•
Graduate of '• the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons 'of Ontario and
et the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Nil-
' teary .District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY frons
10.00 a.m. until 5.00 p.m at the: Com-
mercial House. Main Office at
Exeter, Ont., Phone 34. -19
LIVE
POULp `RY
WANTED
Waken every day till 3 Oelock p.m.
Do not teed fowl same morning
when brought in,
Highest Cash Prices
C:ASF! FOR--
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phohe g4, , Zurich
C ' A 4.
Fall &Winter Deliveries,1923
'ANTHRACITE LACKWANA A . COAL
COKE-Jttst atrived ear of very
thigh grade Coke for Ranges and
Furn aces
SOFT COAL -Now in 'stock, ear of
high grad e, West V Virginia' Lump.
ROULLTS--Now on the Way, car of
our T5oulets for R,a'ngee and Fnrn-
cites, These ate well known and
give good satisfaction
..LI3ERTA. COAL -Expect 'soon,
Tyra Carl of Alberta Coal
ixa.te1a'x .
�s
ao&D & PRODVClf .MElECNAWV
!Phone' Office low, House 10j,
Ottice&Coal Yards, Broclt Street,
HEN A,LLON" `wr
Prang', Z eel ah,
NOTNCE
Irl future I will not be iespon-
nible roti any, partyor partys mak-
ing debts •changed to me, or for
me to rsettie,
Jacob Oesch; Zurich Ont.
MEETING OF HURON.
COUNTY. COUNCIL
The Counjcil of the Corp -oration
of ilia ;Connjty of Huron Will iueet
in the Council Chamber, Godericb
tat o'clock in the afternoon of
Tuesday, the 22nd day of Jan-
uary, 1924. All accounts against
the County taunt be in the .hands
Mon-
daythe Clerk not later than rilota-
day proceeding the meeting of
iC'ottilcil. •
CGBO.W. HOLMANy
County Clerk.
Godericb', January 2nd. 1921
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting' of the Zur
ich -Agricultural Society will be
held in the Town i.fall, Zurich, on
Saturday, January 19th. at' 1.30 o'-
clock, wheat he Treasurer's annual
financial report will be given, 'al -
iso for election of officers and bus-
iness itt general far the benefit of
the Society.
Andrew F. Hess, Secy.•Treas.
W. S. Johnston, President.
WANTED
To rent a .arm on shares for
season, 1021. -Apply at Herald
Office:
•
STRAYED
Front. my premises, Parr Line,
iiay• Tp:,. aonxs time ago; a red
heifer IS month'; Ohre Finder kin-
dly notify Herb. Disjardiue; Heb
call,-: P.Q. .
FOR SALE
A good secondhand baby car-
riage for sale. Oan be seen at
1elick & Braun's Furniture Store.
FARM FOR SALE
A fine 75 acre farm about five
miles from Zurich has been placed
in n,y hands for .'selling. On the
farm is 6 acres good hush, bank
barn, silo, and other outbuildings,
and good brick dwelling. Farill
is well fenced and drained and
'tater supply ie eexcellent, , For
particulars apply to A. F. Hess,
Zurich. 21-4
In renewing your subscriptions
fox your daily and'weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for most of them and in
some cases can save you as much
as 50 cents on a single subscript-
ion;
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU
ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT
BERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. tfls
COAL
Supply Of
Chesnut and Furnace
On. Hand
Case & Son
PHONE 35 IIENSALL -17
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. S:, D. 'D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At 1v1cCormick Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Main Office ,::: 1HART'1',,1.'I.IB'S BLOCK, D.AS], WOO.I)
J
Mr. Ward Fritz itt spending the
week at carnia and Windsor,
Mr, Clayton 1file of Dashwood
ealleci in the 'village ,on. Tteeeda,;F,
Mr, Theo Wagnerleft on Friday
to emends ltis.atudies at the Water-
loo Seminary,
Mr. Ed. Deiehart of Detroit, .:w (,r
here .for the peat week with relseti-
veer, an'l rttui'n'ad to that city en
Wed tided air;
-lvi:assrs. Ar,a. 1-T'ss and WU Hii,
Pfile •were to Girediten on Wednes-
41h.y to ,audit the books of \ the
Hay Tp. Fire Insaurance C'a.
Me and 1VTra: Qr N. Taggart and
.Mies Adelaide Pilcher,- of South
Bend, Ind.. who had bden visiting
here for a few week'"%, have rete
lined to their honied
Mr. Henry Ho'wald hats'• ,some.
tithe ago, enoved into hie fine new
semi-hungalo residence that he er-
ected at the west and of the vil-
lage Tills :summer, ' and: is certainly
a cravfiii; to- the town.
IIr. Ferdinand Heas,, who is at
nSt. Joseph's Hospital, London. and
warho underwent his second opel
Iatien onSaturday, eve are pleased
Ito state is doing finer and with con
r
tinned itriprow smears - will in the
matter of a few Week% he r able to
I
return to his home at Zurich;, which
hie many Zurich friends will be
pleased to hear,
Me. A. Melt k, our local Hard-
ware and Furniture merchant is hol
?rig a cash Sale contest for the
year 1924. R is being divided in-
to three periods of time, the first
errdi'ig April 31st, the second Aug
u 3i.st, and the third on December
I30th. He will give for they first
!tern. to the 'tiighe.st, total cath pur-
1 chaser duping the four months, a
d15.00 felt mattress; for' the isecond
(tern, a $10.00 spring'.; and the last
Ir .riod a` $25.00 braise bad. This is
an venereal opportunity offered to
, cash purchasers, end is wj1 worth
gling after. Be sure and get your
tickets when. paying cash.
L ATE HENRY IDUMERT
There passed away at Kitch-
ener on Saturday, Docern,ber 28th
Henry. Duenart., a highly .respected
resident of fih't'' city, at the :age
of' 53 years. an 1 months. having
been i11 o,niy one day with •ipar-
;a,lytic strokey add being Also :con-
-•iderably (troubled for some time.
Ile wale bo- i ` Xitch^n_e.e ,and. in
1.973; came with las parents to
Zurich uni•il 1818 When they 're t-
ut'neid't a that .city. The last num-
bee of years late Dumart • conduc
ted. a Isueee.ssful butcher business
Ha 11 brin„survived by hie mother may berelatively, immune to .'nice- ..
Miia. Dumart", Sr.; his 'sprrowing adedeedeatora a boYino source,' ch;iii•c:n:
widow,..4 'sons and. twV•o •slaughters
the eldest lsonl beieg 14 years' and
the youngest daughter dray three
v'eaes of age :Five 1-'othere, of
which M.-. ,Tohn Dn ii5, •t of Zurich.
bin;' onN, ;molt hr's' Sisters also
survi e. The guncrat was held to
]t '
n• -•,..Kitchener cemetery on
Lunt w:try 2nd ihnd was I t ;ely atten-
ded by ieympathetie trien•:ls. The
body was the first planed: in • the
new cemetery wvhieh it composed
entirely of concrete= valuta. The
bereft family's Ztnti 11 many fri-
ends extend deepest 'sympathy.
LUTHERAN' CHURCH NOTES
113',a£,.tn NiLk• A.inl't'>' ,,a p �Yl i:i 14
d`Gi��,Q+.1. •
,chrtot, t tiara la 'Ida „ teli:ssta.abta. . •
`6'f'st?
a4Aht,
Chargt3,1
tetsr l.z ition
4.40cac1 Pr ae lt,e,
Or,za,ibutp+] ! , errs i't d o- , ,.;C.:,k
Ao?0711. ,,
'CAP Jrt 4 ;i :.4 JiiPiu to f'1..iit, t1u:.
0 itrt t' cu , i ! l:,u, v
y r,il':l i' `SLC Sf; :;„1••••.,....„!,' .
sat, ci ..ac;; . _,il 1A,•cx
v a.ivea.,,,ll; .i,;.ii::ta i.r ,.
?) 07 mine ea:Pete:, ., i:i . fete
i.i... .
f04t it '1..e i,}i:ar. ;'•t..::: �•'.
;. ilvn of Irlill, rll . 1•:', ) x .:,•,:.:
bat null it .5 ri41.1 i .i.:1.
With tu.o idea Lf ;laity )vial , �listiaa.4
: l: t ting in,.Crs-li i ,� 1.11 t3t,tfl.
.JItnelvil:ltsn is Not ,stcsilizaiion
44ar eirri ration is not at era ieatoe -
4
greater heat is regulrea i,.l
t;_1•u ze than is t.pl,4Lc u i 1 rise. _+ r
lar bi c'sa, 1'ar>'.eulizotton
l! „,ling the milk to a tempera1 -i:.
i not less than 1.10 degrees and n(` r.
.rzf than 150 tl s. r.; for a
u: :tut l4 s ti` n 2U and Dot Dior .
:n 30 muautc:;, and then r
.4011, it to e.Qgs. F., (1
'nd n,•pilrg' it a' 1.:irt ttinilt.i:a LS,;
6,iii1 cic..w1Iv
ared to the cans4l.,.ar. lc
.•adation to this, every cart, must be
a:ken to have a c -,;.-art. product,
rocess doe^ not r utove dirt t:i err.•
1:4;' Eer >uon s:aie J rtne s.t_ rFi
SICPLiias i )t17r Ott :.
r.;a ill a for
,,' .,_ttC•'t hoe, i ciuiy iralh ;,
'0:ittd and ito ' ,vc,il g are
Gc l thy.' c t ii tint! tne o
.
r' the et.edet, th t :•
ill.
.rbul'iu;; the genus oA L lei oa2t: inti:
affe01, ii. 1;y i £-.1; or
1a it rile is (.1.int•lopiag an hilt
t l '4a iilso'ina, yet is aut.
1 , J J wo 1tinr, '1, hese
„f trt'1y
Mint the milk b:;
n neo, sari to hr that
',ands 1111411 rttiiki •g• t iilr v:
or indirectly in :zany othel
tss Itis true that 12 the mil,.
is lain ,t cold iht.>se l -, rodueia.
a:.c.t+.rra :rill not tuul,r, i;, but t,:cy
may remain alive and bully 'Viral tth
for u long time and the original num-
ber be suflieit nt. to cause Infection.
t" .eaete Transmitted by Milk.
3i+ of the diseases of ?flan that
•r.., t_ansmitted by intik are:
throat, typhoid, scarce`
fev'r, dil?iltheria and t:Lbercnlcs:s
Some animal diseases transniissibic
-
to.man through utilk are: Tubcreu•
lcsis; cow pox, which may taut; in-
fection of the digestive tract in young
children; mastitis, which may cause
gastro-intestinal disturbances; foot
end mouth disease; t.emo1ee
:aonlycosis and others. Pasts a i::a-
.iin destroys the organisms that •c
1 a cause of all the tore:going dig -
e r. s. In regard to'-hovine tuberen•
10s', I it is known that though adu;ts
The annual meeting of the con--
giegaiioni took place after.theNely
Year's serviee Jan, 1st. The new
member of the Church Council is
Mr. Peter Haber'er, wh•i was elect-
ed in Mr. L. Kraft's place whose
terni had expired. Mr. Fred 0.
ICalbfleisch was re-elected for an-
other three y=ears,
Among other things it was dec-
ided to found a Cemetery Fund.
The caretakn:t •of the ccemotcvy le to
t ecniv0 no, annual sant y our of this
fund. IT.ia duty shall he to take
care of ill., cemetery and keep the
graves clan and in order. The
following auditors were elected;--
Messrs, W. G. Hess, W'na. Rader and
H. F. Weselohl.
The congregation is in a .flour-
ishing condition, and closed one of
its 'mo'st isuccessful years. - ' The
receipts of the past year ennoun-
t'ed to $2832.17, and the 'expend-
itures
ilut'•e�5 to$e795.93ww t n
with abalance o.
hand of $36.54.
The Pastor's report trio(, was
very encouraging and is as felled's;
Official Acts during (the year; Bap-
tiams 91; Marriages 3; Confirnt4a.t-.
ions 16; funerals 8'r and Holy Conr-
tunion was administered to 231
iitseinbers. During the year the
year the congregation won 26 mem-
bers and lost 10; making a total
gain of 16 new members.
Rev. and Mrs ftentbe were pl-
easantly 'surprised by raceme, of the
lady member'• of congregation and
Ladies' Aid, when, they extended
their good' wishes and. ,Christmas
gift eonaisting of two beautiful and
very acceptable comforters. The
n atster and mistress of the parson-
age,: once ?pore call out to 'the kind
donors; Thank you very ninth.
Visitors att he parsonage; Rete.
H. and Mrs, Itetnbe, Hamilton Be-
ach; Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Meyer,
Clifford, and Miss K. and M.1i1eyer
Clifford, Onti
Thei teachers of the Stin.day Sol-
ool will hold, their annual 'meeting
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock,
pleases be present.
The members of the'I,ehurch Co-
nnell Will be installed iriext Sunday
during the itworeing service,
are gaiter susctptib1e, acrd :a ,consiciiar-
•bla percentage -of cases of tuhercu•-
tesi0; in young children can be shoo;•a
Lo be of bovine origin. There gra
certain biological differences in the
beet] ti u fr'om humans and cattle
which Make it possible to differen-
tiate these,infections.. A cow ulay be
dangerous Wren though the udder i5
not infected, as the germs aro passed
opt with the excreta before any clia.-
loal evidence of tuberculosis is pres-
eiit;-and owing to the position of the
udder it is almost impossible to peep
them out of the pail as they fall in
with the tiny particles of manure
that are, on the cow's body and that
silt down in the form of dust. Apart
from the recognized disease produc-
ing bacteria, it is known that large
numbers of ordinarily* harmless ones
in. mills may cause a serious and fre-
quently fatal diarrhea in children
during the summer months.
Points Charged Against Pasteurize -
'Some Sorue of the arrguinents put fo.-
ward against pasteurization are:
That the cream is reduced; that the
milk is rendered indigestible; that
the - milk will not sour, thus doing
away witn nature's danger signal;
and that the vitanines are destroyed.
The last is the only argument tjiat
now 'carries any weight. The cream
Is not reduced in quantity, but by
heating the fat globules are broken
up smaller and do not rise to the
top so easily, thus causing the cream
line to appear less. As a ?flatter of
fact'sat 142 degs. F., there is very
little reduction even in the appear-
ance. With proper pasteurization
the .chemical and physical constitu-
tion 07 the milk is not appreciably
changed, at least not to, an extent
that renders it less valuable as a.
food.' The lactic acid bacteria that
cause sooting of milli are not all
destroyed by„ the Dating, and con-
segtlently properly pasteurized milk
may sour iike'raw milk, thus indicat-
ing •its age and condition. Recent
work 'on -vitarnines shows that the
anti -rachitic and auti=neuritic factors
are net removed by pasteurization,
but that the anti-suorbtatic vitaantub
probably is. It should be replaced.
by giving daily a teaspoonful of
orange or lemon Juice diluted with
water and' sweetened.
"Safety First" blood Practice.
Until, methods 'of milk production
are.iuuch,mare perfect than they arc
at. present the only way 01 main-
taining a safe milk supply would
appear to be by 'pasteurization, in
which the .rapid cooling and keeping
cool is given as much attention as
the maintenance of the correct tem-
perature for the 'propel' length of
time. -Ronald Gwatkin, D.V.S.c., On-
tario Veterinary College, Guelph.
The most profitable use is made of
beet tops When they are siloed and
:feel with alfalfa hay or other forage
kid possibly supplemented with grain
or concentrate feeds.
The chief value of Cowpea hay lies
in its high percentage of digestible
protein This has been verified by
nunicrDtt- feeding' .tcsts,�
For Infants arid, Ckiildrert,
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THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CETY.
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If Yor cannot afford a i is 'cl_ why
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS sells them
REPAIRING
Painting Fo:d Car, One'"oat, $15,00, Two Coats ... _.. $20:00
iCovering Ford Top Good Material $27.00
Changing FordCurtains to open with .floors .:..._ $5.00.
Painting Buggy ... 918.00
IF YOU, WANT SERVICE,: WE HAVE IT
WE RERU:BIiER YOUR. BUGGY WIH.EELS.
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Everything in
Combination storm and screen doors re;rete to order,
Lumber and Building i%ateritl
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*WHY WE CAN SELL SUITS FROM
$10 TO $15 LESS OTHERS.
ji.
We stock our own goods.
Our Suits are made by work-
manship, second to none.
Five Good Reasons
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Ing Suits.
+4. The very best linings put
.4 all our garments,
5, We guarantee satisfaction or
money refunded,
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