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BUSINESS CARDS
proudfoot, ,Killoran & goLMFS.
iiarri$teifa,, Solicitors, Notaries,
Publi :, Etc, ()Mee on the Squad
led door front ,Hamilton St. God-
arida (Private• funds to loan al
lowest rates.
I'roudfoot, K,C. J. L. Killore
D E, Eoimee.
Loiases will be in Hensall o
Friday of each week,
,-.mom.,.,... •..
PVT YOUR
Wants, Por Salo, Lost,. L t`
* Fara?, ,»moi
Founds
Notice, Etc;; Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
8 small pigs ready- to wean, ap-
ply Ito Victor Deichert, Phone 15-94
y
Andrew 1T, Hees, Township Clerit
Issuer of,innarriage licenses, Notar
nt+lic, Commissioner, Fire and Aut
immobile Insurance, Representin
3Htrron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario.
1math
L.D.S. ('Toronto.) D.D.S(Chieago)
DENTIST
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
'MAIN OFFICE HENSALL
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones -
Na -local School of Auctioneering• Try,
me for Registered Live Stock;
(All Breeds). Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
tams for •sale. Will sell anything,
3lywhere.
Phone 18-93 or write, Zurich,
'Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
yea to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business;' and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
`" Zurich Meet 16.
MARKET,' ;�.
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool! 1
CASH FOR SKINS & H1DES
Tuinghlrat & '�
Reicher
Z ,LIBICH .LIVERY
I am in a position to accomo-
Nate all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto 'for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
•
Phone 58. . Zurich
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D,S., D.D.S,
DENTI^S1]
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. and
• of the University, of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, LondoreOnt
Office hours at Zurich every
Main Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
At Zurich every TUESDAY ' • -19
Phone 79
LIVE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
i akeii every day till 3 O^lock p.na.
Do not feet? fowl ®ams morning
When brought in,
Highest Cash Prices
CASH FOR-
Cream and Eggs 1.
W. O'Brien.
Phone 94. Zurich
COAL
FaI1 &Winter Deliveries 1923
:ANTHRACITE LACKWANA CONI,'
'G30KE-Just arrived' car of very
high grade Coke for Ranges and
Furnaces •
' SOFT COAL -Now in 'stock, carols
high grade. West Virginia Lump:
BOULETS-+•=Nov on the Wa , .ear of
our. Eloulets for Ranges and Furn-
aces. These are Well known and
give good satisfaction
ia+LBERTA COAL -Expect soon,
Two Care of Alberta 'Coal
0Ar & PRODUCE MERCHANT
Phone. „Office low+" Howe lel
,,dice&Coal Yards,•'}3roek Street,
HENSALL ONT.
• hi�A LL Q
CARD OF THANKS
Wie 'wish to express our gratit-
ude to: the dear friends and neigh-
bors, who so kindly alesisted du.r-
ir'igt he illness and death of our
beloved sister "Mss. Ellen Pollock"
also: the minieter for his •comfirting
message, •
The Sisters -Miss Jemima Johnston
Mrs. R. Drysdale, Mrs. A. 'Kilo,.
LOST -
A, Ladies' White Gold Bracelet
wrist watch on R. R. No( 2, Finder
please leave at Herald' Office and
receive reward.
NOTICE.
' In future the following 'schedule
will be observed at the local ^nkat-
ing rink.;-
Monday; eve. hockey 7-8 o'clock
Skating 8-10 o'clock.
Tuesday eve. Hockey
Wednesday eve. skating 8-10..
Thursday eve. hockey 7-8, skat-
ing; 8-10.
Friday, hockey.
Saturday, skating afternoon and
evening.
E. Koehler, Mgr.
NOTICE.
OF REGISTRATION 0,F BY-LAW
Notice. is hereby given that- a •
By-law was passed by the Council
of ,the Conl;oration of the Town-
ship • of Hay on the 5th .day of
November, 1923, plrovidin,g for the
issue of debentur'e's to the amount
of $1184.00 for the purpose of pay-
ing for the east of telephone , ex-
tensions, and that such By-lawwaa
registered in the Registry Office
fort he Registry Division' of the
County of Huron at Goderich on
the
16th t day of January, 1924, as
number 461.
Any motion to quash or set
aside the same or any part there-
of must be reed, within three mei,
the after the first publication o
this not:fee., and cannot -be made
thereafter.
Dated this lith day of November
1924. 28-3
• A. F. HESS,
Clerk of Hay 1Townlship..
A laws dowzt Hassey=Iarrie • men-
ure 'spreadee at ai, Teat -bargains. L.
Prang, Zurich; .
FOR SALE
A good secondhand baby car-
riage for sale. Can be seen at
Meliek & Braun's Furniture Store
FARM FOR SALE
A fine.:75 acre farm spout five
miles from Zurich has been placed
in my hands for selling. On the
farm is 6 acres good bush, bank
barn, silo, and other outbuildings,
and good brick dwelling. • Farm
is well fenced and drained and
water supply is excellent. , . :For
particulars apply.- to. Al. F. Hess,
Zurich. 21-4
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for your daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
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as 50 cents on a single subscript-
ion.
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO.OIL .FOR FORD CARS. GU
ARANTE1f;;T) TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS, Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. tf1S
Supply 9f
Chesnut and furnace
O;
nHalndI
CSon
PHONE 36 • HENSALL -17
Dr. H. H. C O W E N
L. D. S., D. D. S,`',°':•'
DENTAL SURGEON
At' McCormick .,Block, 'Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and • Saturday.
Main, Office
is
Mr, W, 11, :Pfile was a 'weel?;•.en i
Visitor with friends at Clinton, •
Robt.:'Delgeity, of I3ayfielcl
called' in the village on Monday
Mr,
Ed. l,ossenberry' of Bayfield
'was ei,,,x`i'sitor in thy :village oit'Sat
l.
tix clay,
M11.5. !Clark of Moreistowri visit-
ed her brother, Mr. Ct. Fritz, over.
the 'meek -end. •
•
'Columbia Telephone b'atteriee
and hot :shot, beet for all teleph'o'ne
ignitic 1, work, . at Hess, the jewelleir.
Miss!. ID. J. M,sClinchey and dad-
ghter, 'A.lioe of London, were week-
end visitors at the holn.e of W. 0.
Wagner.
Mr. H. Well, who visited here •<i,
few week% has returned to :Detroit,
Hay Couheil met on Monday
for the monthly meeting. After
-vhich the annual telephone meet-
ing wets held:,' and was fairly well
attended,
The Monthly .Zurich Womens'
Institute will hold their .monthly
'meeting int the Ladies' Hall, on Tu -
mislay, Feb. 12th`• all ladies are .in-
vi*^d to attend.
Aellolstein-Dudee,n cow_6 yea -11`1. that data'' in on Oct. 25. ga
1187 ibs. ,1f milk in November a
1406' in' December. She belongs
!x. Ands"ew; Goderich. She is t
ho4sy that "should be .fed ore t
beet of hey eTTent if not milked
Imes a day."
S r.t.urdny, Feb. 2inc1+, was thQ
davnfor the bear to come out an
see hihie:sh•i.d.o'w and 11 he cane
t en itback he go•agoes,for anothe
1e week's winter, just als well, wh
did .'ever sea spring before t
middle of March?
A 'very pleasant party. was hel
et the Iint ve of Mr. land Mrtst S
Wit nt r, Babylon Line. one even
irnhivelast week, when about 20 gu
gists ;athet ed :and spent- the even
ing =f
in eam'", music. rind •singing
after whi h •Mr^- Witmer set•ved
'stinmtunus Minch 'which was • en
Toyed by all.
i' Th'' carnival a ttbe lhetil rink i
Zurield which was advertised fo
Ne nclay( night', owing to the roug
weather, wee noel -noised till Tues
ria? �'.'.. +end then the �tTeathe'r
turrod' 'soft}, and it wvn,s found nee
'ssrtry to In,gain neetpone it till Fri
deer eve. Feb e'-'11 Everybod
body, //turnout and make this a bi
'success.
.A. good many people on the
rerar route,; are complaining• of
th •eearrie �� not . making • their, daily
nouns?',+. i I. 'sn.oh people want to
have their 'rail delivered. daily it+
iv on to them to GET OUIT =said op.
en the, roads',and.:make then' pas
'sabI x
and for thermore to have thr
'snv cs;shovelled, fav and from thea
Mair boxeet, as the lew• e:;,et[se the.
earr■ when tthislatter .is•not be-.
ing ef^ulfOled� b1c;:>Elze, •bo holder •
rs,
ve
lid
to
he,
he
4r,
d
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h'e'
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a
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v
g
W1"' are 7. -Old that this is e ' very
noted e -i iter for bad travelli.tig cod
ditione. :Oae can look nut on the
fstt,aet alt see all kinds 61 vehicles
S.rtit:, use the auto, some cutter and
sleighs; thenfrom. the lake direct-
ion eenves the buggy and waggons.
However if we •ht,te a .little pat-
ience, 'spring will come. along, !Tan-
nery has palsied away end the first
week of February ushered in and
almost elapat'd, and its a ,�li'ort
month and' when the warm sun and
the taniig March wind's come its
spring,m
• The cost of •living, reached its
climax in July 1920, when the family
budget required $26.92: per week.
Th:re was a marked reduction dur-
ing the following year; and since
then there have been no -violent 11-
uetatien3. Thln peak prices of 1920
nn, long er prevail. But the cost
of living as recorded in November
of 1923 .is still's 53 per cent higher
than the• -1915 figure and 4 7per cent
'higher thane the 1914 figure. Sum-
marzingt he ;r„itutn.tion in a .general
way, it may be said that by 1920
the' pre-war prices had been nearly
doubled, and that the cost of live
to -day is 'still almost half as
hi,ghi again'as it was when the war
began' 'It will •be argued, of course
that:.wegeas have inceeaised en even
greater proportion. It requires $3
to buy to -day what $2 would - buy
before the war.
BAI. I.ELD AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY MEETS •
The annual meeting of the .Bay-
11 ld Agricultural Society was held
in the Town Hall on Wednesday
Janvaa en 16th. Owing to it being' a
wet day there wiax not a large, at-
tendance. The financial report sh-
owed the Society to • be in a pros-
perous state, there being -ea 'surplus
of:about $700. The election:of of-
ficersi amid directors for 1.924 result-
ed al5 follows;-
President -John McClure.
Ust. Vice Pres. --Weil. .T Stinson.
.2nd Vice---Jo'hn Stewart,
Sf,:cretary--A;. F.): Erwin.•.
Treasurer -F. lei;. Edwards
A'iiditors-,T. ,Ceaimeron', J. A(.
Falconer. •
1)irectorgs-J W1.�. Reid, 17i 11. Me-
Naughtolil; Sam i"libustort, Thomas
Snowden; W. H, Talbot, Robt. Pen-
hale, Robt. J.VrcMurray; I. M, Woods
R. M. PeZlc, E. H. Wise, It Foster,
J. A Ferguson, Fred Middleton,
'The .Directors are planning to
build a hlfla niy'le track; having bo-
ught land 'and enlarged 'the gro-
und's last tyear. iThie fair is to be
onT uelsda,y and Wednesday;•
:
d.x?)R rfatiltri S ii.LOCK, DASRWOOD Septh1d. 23rd and 24th'
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SOW THE BEST BARLEY
{:"e Food �' i;l.tl:I✓ k�.i'+.n +:t f.yJ�,y.i P..A3
-off the 1113.w1 :ri..t$'. •
at..'(1 A:✓"t:. No. 'Was then L
' 1 pets! v 1 GP it the 14'5:(14Iad14e'11!'r
")tlt .11 in>Mi 6^--_ ,,111 cit; (:+1(1111 •
)c? .+•eeii it"t tli .it: chi E.:lAi:3-,
in deet
thtlt<:,i t45 ,'t,?ern turetlt•
A;; r1<-14,ttit'fi !erste,
i1c ,
0.A.C. Un 2 i- oa,11.
a marked ^,^ s
anti
:ii. tti ttie bets. i'•„t.t ,.
a`t,blri.
tit's..'eAi ,tor
UUti,1 albs y.c•aa +Ya
l si166 r1lry De a1'tITa 1 i tri ,n.'
J 1u Agriculttil a, uti' , ge
.6r1d eearri! for Lit,' bt.ai r,
lfley to existence, le the
tift3 se:V0 t dtint.rt t:t r '
ru fey were grown Linde.,
ai tety, from (tussle, under t
eiandschehri gave segs; „,..r
salts in the met and Lott,,,;
surpassing all other vat i c;,
t1ti year average by bye lies., 0.;
_ere ,per annum, teat it sola 3 aae,
()lied for distribution. in 1 zs
variety, >l andscheuri,. was distl It ce
in pound lots to co-operative
menters throughout Ontario auu
continued in co-operative test tot
aitch o1 eighteen years. • It gave sue',
uod returns that from the pound
lees sent to the farmers thus barley
was rapidly increased until it became
t rnogt extensively grown barley of
urt,viuee,
I ne Mandschetu+i 'a Great Mother
t'tiriety,
In the spring of 1903 between nine;
and ten thousand selected grains of
the .Mandscheuri barley were planted
by nand, at equal distances apart in
the experimental grounds. This
method gave an opportunity for each
'plant to show its individuality. At
different stages of growth and when
rive the plants were carefully ex-
amined, and the most promising ones
wore selected and threshed, aftei
which the grain from the individual
Plants was examined. A definite
,1u nber of grains from each of the
lecte.J .plants were sown separately
• ,n the spring of 1904. The best per -
r 1 slims, in decreasing numbers,
Seen, continued in the tests from year
r The Plaut selected by the
10 03 as probably the most
sial ding individual was included
Ji the seeding list as number 21, and
t,)eprogeny gave such excellent re -
seas that it vas introduced into the
n uperativo experiments in the
`wring of 1906 where it has been in.
elected continually •since that date
ender the name of O.A.C. No. 21. it
.,ev'e such good satisfaction through -
ti Ontario that the farmers In -
,ed it rapidly and for • the lea
years there has been scarcely a
141 of any., other variety of barley
rn in the. province. -
jt idcl ]hai'''r Siiigie'Seeil in 1903,
.^ File O.A.G:Nb. 21 barley, welch
: t 1b -started- from a single seed in
a•• sis.-rowed, bearded• bar -ley
,' stiff, straw and white grain el
t_ •s.e.1 quality. in the experiments at
• „t• 'College the common six -rowed
1J a, , •ey' of barley tial' been surpassed
the Mandscheuri iu a period of
':',1arty-three, years by ' an average
,1-111 per acre per annum of ten
'usher's, and by the O.A.C. No. 21,
a • pei:iod of seventeen years by
i tt .liiishe}s. .According to re-
rts of the Statistics Branch of the
,itario Department of Agriculture,
ill barley crop of Ontario has made
,letual increase in yield per acre
the last twenty-one years, in con-
risoti with the two. previous de -
,es of 17:33 per cent.,or an average
121
per.:acre per annum of four and
,te half bushels. -Department of Ex -
L .loci; 0.A.t ol•lege, Guelph.
F'i (DING :FOR BACON.
=:;eve Litters .With Sows for Eight
weeks—Selection as Important as
€ i evel,._.Pr,oc6u•e Sod for Feed in
ti inter.
At the Ontario Agriculture Col -
all litters are left with the sows
1 they are eight weeks old. Skies
,c and middlings are the most .,at-
atery feeds on which to start LEP,
:1'rly weaned pigs. Rations are
ile
u3 with the idea of promoting
,• iY,*tti •during the'first four u t:MOS
fain; growth promoting ratht6
11 .n fattening feeds until the pig.,
i, ,eve months old. Middlings, oat
whey, tankage and cloves
• e.oteiu feeds and capable of`bu.
..)n ,and_.izuscle. When the pigs ar,
r Il w
grown at -five months old i11,
ration 'isl g d f i s7tAu tis
c you e or the fin i •
utleuing period. '"Two-thirds
:zd one-third finely ground Gate
icing with skim milk has been uigxi y
.,atiafactory. Tankage up to b
ser cent. bap,. been successfuity iirlu
o i' fi
o tably used when skins milk was
''Sof a'aalable,
In the experimental feeding wit.
. swihe. at the Ontario Agricultural
College .it bas, 'been found that there
1.s
very, '
e little
„difference in the
cost of gains with the various breeds.
hitt the.i•ii is .a difference In the grade.
of:product; which means more inouey
for the; ;kihd ;that grade "select.":
Four• hundred pounds of meal or. its
equivalent produced one hundred
pounds of gain in weight for four
breeds in the -test. In cheapness of
gain the bacon breeds fully held their
owln. +
Before it freezes up store a wag-
gon load or two of good, tough, green
sods, away in the barn .cellar, pit or
shed. Stich will be very useful to
toss into the pig pens now and again
during the winter mtinths. the pigs
need mineral matter and this is an
easy cheap and efmieiti4 way to give
it to, then',--.Departnxent of Eaten-
tion, O.A.College; Guei»h,
fu Packing meat, Des' ft in the
brine skins"side dhwn, efiteej t the top.
layer, whlili should be tushed sled'
:ids dere.d.
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Yor cannot
� afford a Ford • why
not buy a ktee Rubber Tire ..
:HESS sells them
REPAIRING
Painting Fo.d tear, One'"'oat, $15,00, Two Coats
'Covering Ford Top Uood 11Taterial
R.. $20.00
Changing Ford Curta'i ,.. $27,00
i is to. open with Doors .. 00
Painting Buggy $5
.. $8,00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE WR HAVE 4.VI; I1,
WE RERUJ313ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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717, WHY WE CAN SELL SUITS FROM
I $10 TO $15 LESS THAN OTHERS.
,L1, We stock
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our own goods.
Our Suits are made by work-
.manship,' second to
'Ha ve only one
ing Suits.
The' very best
all our
We
none
price for mak-•:
linings put
garments.
guarantee satisfaction
money refunded.
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