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BUS1NES,' CARDS
Proudt<oot, Eillot+ni & Il L1fI1J4,
)Barristers,Solicitor's, Nutertes,
.pinatas„ Etc, Office on the 4;luatt
Sod clear fromHamilton St God-
ricb Private funds to loan at
freest ratee
W. Proudfoot, A .C, J. L.iloren
D. B. Holmes,
tlolmes, will be in Reese n
Friday of e t li week, •
PVT TOUR
Wants, For $alie, Loot
FO!rliirdo Notice, Etc, Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
LOST
Andrew F, Bees, Township Clerk
feMuer of marriage licenses, Notary
cTub1ic, elommisyloner, Fire and Aut-
bmgbi a luaur'a:tree, R.epresentirig
Mixon farad Erie Mortgage Corpora-
ttlon, The Canada "crust; Co, Zurich,
°Mario.
�"° Smith
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,Di. 'twal a , alb, �
(Toronto.) 'D.D.Se'Chicago)
DENTIW r „..44
AT WALPERHOLJS'', ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE 'HENSALL
OSCAR I LOPr
Coxa.
dilate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional
m
School of Auctioneering�ocTry.
Registered. d Lr
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for .eg
{All l
Breeds), ls)
,.
Teems ny
in keeping
i
ng
with prevailing prises: Choice
farms for sato. Will' sell anything
e.
he
r
W
'angr Zurich,
Phone 18-93 or elite,` -
'Licensed Auctioneer
'
'
I;,icensed.Atxetioneei for County
of Huron, In a position to con-
duct any auction ale, regardless
as to size or articles- to sell. 1
solicit your business; and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services. •
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood;,
Phone , 31 r 13,
>`. Zr'MM .Mel ry
MARKET
Fresh and Salt.,_Meats
Bologna. Sausages, etc.
Highest Cashu•Price for Woul$ dl
CASII b'QB SIGN$ & RIDES
w e chQt'
ZURBGH LIVER
n
I am in a position to accomo-
- date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire, • Any.
thingdone in the teaming line. • -
GEORGE J, THIEL
Phone 6a Zurich
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D:S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil -
[tare District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Main Office, Exeter—Phone 31
At Zurich every TUESDAY -19
Phone 19
LIVE
POU rU LT R
� V
Y�.ANTEi
Oren every day till 3 Ocloek p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
'when "brought in.
Highest Cask Prices
---CASH FOR
Cream ,and Eggs
W. O' len
Phe ae..94.
Zurich
CO
Fall &Winter Deliveries 1923
ANTHRACITE L•r.CKW.ANA COAL
•GO] E—Just arrived car of very
high grade Coke fur Ranges "and
Furnaces
B01?T COAL—Now in 'stock, car of
high grade West Virginia Lump).
BOULETS—Now on the way, car of
,; our Baulets for 'Ranges and Furn-
eCes. These are well known and
give goad satisfaction
'ALBERTA COAL—Expect soon,
Two Oars of Alberta Coal
.. ats,telo-g.
&i & PRODUCE MERCHANT
Phone • Office low, House 18j.
Office&Coal Yards, Brock Street,
-HENSALL ONT,1
A. Ladles' White Gold Bracelet
Wrist waters .on B, K. Noc 2, Finder
please leave at Herald Office and
receive reward.
NOTICE.
Ire, futuye the/following schedule
will be ob'served at t,, ie local nkat-
ing rink ;—•
Mondael eve. ;hockey 7-8 o'clock
.Skating -8-10 o'clock,
Tuesday cave. Hockey
Wednesday eve. skating 8--10 '0.
Thursday eve. hockey 7-8, skat-
Frida ' hockey-.ing 8.10.
,
y
Saturday, 'skating afternoon . and
evening,
E. Koehler, Mgr,
NOTICE. •
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OF 1"G •,
13 J
Sr'1f
xA1~ oN OF BY-LAW
Notice is hereby given. that,.•t
By-law wa.s passed by the Council
of the Corporation of the Town -
shit) of Iia' oral the 5tli day of
November, bar'
1923,
l�xo\rd•n
g for the
nestle of debentures .to the amount
of .$1184.00 for the purpose of pay-
ing for the cost of telephone' ex-
tensions, and that 'such .By-law \vas
registered in the Registry Office
fort he Registry Division of the
County r y of Huron at Goderich- nn
the 16th . day, of January, 1924, as
number 401. •
Any motion to quash or set
aside the sane or any part there-
of must be made within three mot, -
kiss after the first publication o
this notice, and cannot be made
thereafter, -
Dated this 17th day of November
1924.
( t t A. F. HESS,
Cle. IS of Hay iTowniship.
FOR SALE
A low down Hassey -Harris ensn-
are spreader at a real bargain. L.
Prang, Zurich. y ry-
NOTICE
In future I will not be reepon-
sible for any party or partys mak-
ing debts clear 'ed to ine, or for
the to tsettle,
1' Jacob Oeseh, Zurich, Ont.
28-3
STRAYED
From my premises, Parr. Line
Flay T•p-., some time ago;, . • reel
heifer 18 .months old. Finder kin
d1 ' "notify i3er'b. Di'sjardine, Hen
sail, P.O
FOR SALE
A, good secondhand baby care,
riage for sale. Can be seen• at
NIeliel; & Braun's Furniture Store
FARM FOR SALE
A fine 75 acre faxni about five
miles from Zurich has been placed
in my hands for %ening. On the
farm is: acres good bush, bank
barn., silo, and other outbuildings,
a'nd good brief dwelling. Farm
is well fenced and drained and
water supply is excellent. , For
particulars 'apply to A„ F. Hess,
Zurich. 21-4
In renewing your subscripttens
far 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
ARANTE01) TO STOP THE MAT
T.ER.ING OP BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich, tf18
CO
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Supply Of
Chesnut and Furnace
On Hand
Case & Son
PHONE 35 HENSALL -17
-
Dr. H. IL COWEN
L. D. S:, D. D. S.
'DENTAL SURGEON.
At McCorruick Bleck, Zurieb, eve:.
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Maier Office
HARTLEII'S I3LOCK, DASHWOOD
b,
NEWS
14r. John Ga.selao was confined ter
the houm over the week -end With
7;th' attae:Fi O,. l,rrrtb.tg'i)
Reeve E. P, .Klop'p, is attending
the Huron C'oue y Counei, wee-ttng
at Goderich ties week
• Mfr. L. W. Hee/mare whn is sufter
ing a !sprained ankh?, is stili on
th;; convalescent •list and tumble to
r::surnr his positioa in l:'reeter's
score.
Mr, Chas. 19'. EI•a.y�. o t "Ise Axe.
AIM., is p1.•as.lh,,ly vi, .ro'1 ter.
vee and friends here fora few we-
ks, A
.Any person who takes a pap ?r
regularly arlyfiCnthe ,Oit Gi,l.
n,
u
-
'thsr 'addreisse:llis hili 1. i .! ,i in
anhcher'e or whether lie has. suese-
r•ib;d or not, is respousiel;r for
p aymept. °
James Ramsay Mac: on lld, le
ader of the Labor party lo
land,
long -
land, has been handed. she reins
of "Government by King George
Although MacDonall's patsy ide-
-al . aro anti -moils; a s•.: tdr. Mac,
Donald will eolnbie,' soreign
affics with the prerniersn
Neat Sundayda
y eve-ing, ,
Jae. 27th,th
Rev. H. Ielsxbry
will Cr.i t
, see.
sloe on the 13oo1k o' Ruse • ',Thu
theme: is; • A Beautiful � ester
y,
Read the took of Ruth before Sun
day evening. It will help you to
undrstancl and appreciate the ser -
min more
re fully.
The. almost instant death of a
London lady who went to change
the position of an electric heater
while :stan!dintgl in a bath tub, calls
attention to the fact that people
cannot be too •careful when hand-
ling electrical appliances •
-+ Thi— Ontariso. Government announ
ens drastic r'eduction's in the prices
of .liquor sold at Government dis-
pensaries. The Government has
ben, making an annual profit frons,
the dispensaries of three-quarters
of a million dollen or More, and
the idea in reducing the prices is
to get the business nearer a "liq-
uor at cost" basis. --Ex.
Parties( of scientists from all ov-
er ties world will gather in West-
ern Ontario to witness the total ec-
'insl of 'th) sue a 3 January 25th.''
"li+tt is r)n ee :any ue t. The sun
will begirt o be obscured r.y the
moon about 8 in the morning. If
the day is clear all western Ont-,
a"ie will the . :u1 excellent oppoi
tueity of witnessing this interest
ing phenoni'non.
One .o the coldest waves -witnes
'saes in many 't ° days was : ,per-
Ven:t^cl• • herd, on , Sunday, titifeeren-
r.lay, with the''meecuz'y .irem'sero
itd%10 ber'ow; air;cl th+yinte ese 'high
wing f.rfnil the west mixed with
sn'ove,' one found it, difficult to ke-
ep the house wares, and the weath-
er prat;,: who gave esen warns and
utile winter last ,'.till, has evidently
blown away.
Mr. Russell Pr >t+r is named as
the can,lirltate for this district as
a contender for th :• London Ad-
vertiser contest. Very attractive
prises are given away, to the win-
gens of same. :Parties renewing
or Ordering the daily 9.dverti:ser at
the Herald Office, their votes will
be. credited to Mr. Preeter's count,
end we sincerely hope he will be
awarded one of thA many hand'sonie
prizes. • -
Mrs. P. M. Hass, who 'spent .a
ew de,ye et her home here, left a-
mein for London; where her limb -
and is at the Hospital, slaving un-
dergonet wo critical operations, but
tss improving nicely. elyluch :5ynt-
pathy le b^ir,•g felt for the family
as their youngest daughter, Mis's
E,threl,, west taken ill on Sunday with
gearlet fever, but we hope in et
few weeks time, all . will be \'. ell
again and enjoy Iife with health.
i ete'cn you pick up one of the
live weeklies published in one of
the live towne of Ontario you can-
,seot fell to notice the great cnahge
that has occured in recent years
in the character of the advertise
ing done byi the local merchants.
They really advertise. They ed-
. verti:se in the most up-to-date
method, taking plenty of space. es-
ing attractive display and price-
quoting freely,, in order to .show
precisely what Inducements they
What i'nducemeet:S( they have to of-
fer customers.
James Denomy', of Goderich. �a
!eon, of Mr. and Mrs;: Regis Denomy
of the ldth con. Hay, and who n,ov
ed to Goderich laiit spring, and
now en employee of the Western
F1nur ,Mills, Goderich, narrowly es-
caped fatal injuries. on the morn-
ing of January 1.3th. He was as-
silting in the hoisting of a 14 -inch
cast iron pipe in the new , salt
wellnow being constructed. le
'Some nnkbown manner the' chain
around the pipe slipped causing the
pipe to 'sttiving down', striking the
thuber •on. which he was standing.
The sudden; movement threw hien
-down a, diistdarice of some 20 feet.
Fortunately)A guy roue broke the
fall, although he ,landed on hits
head. He was removed to the hos-
pital where two 'serious cuts were
found on ;dale Mead and.a number
of other bvtilsea. While.etiffering
leoesiderably, he il5 doing Well.
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HORNI U UF t'ATTLE
� 1iI Lee • l itd ;:}slay Aui n is
't sale lies er rets
ceders lIrtlls lec,re) '.l terteelcz -.
iese't,eic leetatsh Or -a S.:4're li.i.ie.
fe#1` k x7.,�aia .Stills-
Saw or Eerie e
Ilteusfii '4u+'Oldet CratI1C,
;S t,itl '1 ,UL r,I Ly O t, rlu J)a1,arllnr:ht rel.
ALiieitlture 'r'orortu.)
11 is e u4, ally realized that here
la
,n zdi tet a diaativall,t t
and r 'all' c
, .i1,1U1..,,..0. 1'ie u eite';iurg, i., Ce..
v,iitr•t..
,It w(.aL til
i f .r0r•ai,r L (sees t?I.a.) Leese
(. ti ti,, and
a
L,11 fJ- 1 t
N
araCs e 11 , and as' a rsart
eke better gains, , Another advan
u c,e ;•.rasing is that In silippifl.
1.m.,. eatlie LO :merest . tare danger l,.
Jeri it; and bruising each other ia.
.,a reed and cJnst:tluenily redueei:
waste incidental to the remote_
br tlised parts irom the ca,rcoas
r ataugeter. Tee economic wast)
.d late thozfgh .bruises inflicted b?.
rn , tlt_'usts before slaughter i::
,; ten greater than is generally reit-
„sod.
ata•_ .d. Enlists froth this cause ,.tr,
teen to incur . a wastage ili sone
ir)rrtt;nts of about One per cent. u,
.i
dressed carcasses, incidental to
a
riu,i span
., arse of th removal r
ru
,°, �s-d parts.
((herring of bulls vendee..
r aisle ;:tt
f tl,llJle :ui
easily men.
. i enioves W.Le rllr'ntice 0,
its :tad sel'iolasiy injuring att:on
-..7, t t,t.rt:r'3. '.Cele- re s14"+''i;
43%.0413-4.n. � young_i.dt., (•'
� 11 -,rel b .,tiL;l In .ir
ii>reot' r.N the ebJcctlnlra U! i. la r):�'•.
s. llilllrt•w.l S against the ept:'
c.el,ornin, atilt eatt10: i
duiZ is t,t e toil' f gens il:
, � r and is ieod l0 11:.
a Silly extent in canes.
ses I'ui>a ;r T'l.ca.uleet for Calve
•.a+re development of hci•,, geese,.
r.t.tSbei eia direly prevented in cal\es.
Cne use of causths apI4lied to til,
drtirll 1)lLtttaLS ur nubbins” sateet iuh',
:•.,til. To be sucecssf:u the cptr,
,oae sh,)u1d be done when the cat:
two or three days uld and a,
i ase uc•tore it is a week old.
eeelying the castle it is best to
1p the hair from 'around the litt.it
rlorn torte ,ts" en the heaci
:ti t ' , ,,,i buttons" are then zn.,is
, d i ,.tl3r and rubbed tllorcu - I'•
I: , s ce4ds with either c:+.,:.:i;
c rustic soda. After a siror
time hes been allowed for the care
tic to• tiry, a second ap lle ltic'z i
given as before. Teo ceestio can iu
obtained ill steal] w]iite sticks, Mem:
the size of e pencil, and one c..:.
should be wrapped in paper or c ott
to protect the iiugels while apse:t .::.
it. •Tyvo or three appi!eations of ti
caustic, properly done, are s _ti-tr'
to destroy and prevent the Imees tr is
ever developing. The skin a} i
the treated spots should "or' sneaisei
with a little Vaseline, and the. c
should be protected From rain for
day or more. after tre rtn,ent. T :
:i§''to. prevent the caustic being wasiL, e.
to che-sl rottnd1ng skid and. into t.n'dspots:and sproat t -4
cutting With rens es.
When' calves are allowed to go
witnont"treatment until they are sev-
eral weeks old, and the -horn bet -
tons" have developed into projecting
knobs, the caustic treatment is not
sufficient to entirely destroy growth,
and may, permit: an irregular growth
of horn to develop. At this age, the
best method is to remove the pro-
jecting horn knobs by cutting them
off 'at their base,. close up to the
head, with a sharp knife or with a
pair of calf dshorners. In the case:
of male calves intended to be kept
as bulls, many prefer to defer the
dehorning operation until about the
age of two or three years, or at a
time when the horns are almost fully
developed. The , deferring of the
operation to this time in the case 01 +
bulls generally makes them still more
tractable' than if deprived of their
horns, while young. in the ease of
steers 'anti-; heifers not deprived of
their snores while calves, they shoulr,
be dehorued before' they reach the
age of three years. In dehorning
grown :animals, it is essential that
they are properly secured and ro
strained for the'operation. For this
purpose the animal to be dehcrned
should be securely fastened in a rack
or chute Or a 'solid stanchion. Once
the animal is securely fastened, the
horns should be reproved with as
little bungling as possible.
'Using Saws or Strong Shear's.
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neither Opitlm,I orCehine nor
Mineral. i+(x;t7C'Ultktcal.°
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Thirty Years
7HE CVNTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK cirY.
f Yor cannot a Cord a Fru why
not buy a nice RiibbA i, Tire Buggy
t ESSs —11�- th,erin
REP.M R G
Painting Ford Car, One 'oat, $15.00, Two Cotte . $20,00
iCovering Ford 1'op Good laterial .. .... ...... $27.00
Changing Ford.. Curtains to open with.Doors .... $5.00
Painting Buggy ... $8 00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE ',HAVE 11'
WE RERUB14 R YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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For removing the horns, either n
sharp meat saw or a pair of Key-
stone dehorning shears may be used.
The deeorning shears are most com-
monly used, nevertheless the saw Is
quite satisfactory and serviceable for
small numbers. The main feature is
to do the operation as quickly as
possible and to remove the horn close
up to the heed, about half an inch
below the hair line, thus reluovin
that mueli of the skin with the horn.
It ibis is not done there is a likeli-
hood of a secondary growth of irre-
gular here taking place, forming
projecting horn stubs which are un-
desirable and spoil the animal's
appearance After the horns are re-
mo-ved, no further treatment Is, as a
rule, required, unless there is severe
bleeding., In Cases of severe bleed-
ing, the cure can be• smeared with
tar and the opening packed with a
place of absorbent cotton, or with it
piece of clean ;cheese cloth. This
dressing can be allowed to remain for
a 'day attd then removed and the
parr washed otf with antiseptic sent -
titin, cues). as a two per cent. solve
tibn of creolin or lysol. With regard
to the best time of the year for de -
horning adult, cattle, it may be does
at any tiiue other than during Ily
time in summer and during zero
weather in taro cane of cattle winter -
fn outside. --Q. 1). 1VifeGilvray,
Del. ,V., Ont. Vet, Cilollego, Guelph. .,
Many a retired farmer; after buy.
leg a oozy bungalow hi town, has da-
carted that he Wasn't as tired es be
trette,C'iit,l.ie wag,.
".
Everything in
Combination storm and screen doors ar m ce to order,
Lumber and Building Pv' u erk
1`{fn-1i7rt. V' orgy cu r` t IiGIty
.Ahvoys in the intarRetfor s w.T-logs
( .m liFLEiSCli1 S .
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Five Good R.
SSLL SUITS FROM
1h10 TO $:1.5 LESS THAN OTHERS.
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fir. z.
+ rnanship, second to none,
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5. We guarantee •satisfaction
We stock our own goods.
Our Suits are made by work-,
Have only one price for mak
ing Suits.
The very best linings put in
all our garments.
money refunded.
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