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uaioot, lEilloran ITOLIILES,
s'arx,rtexs, Soiic'itox'a, fJotariea,
cd, &ts:. Office on the Seim:,,
Ind door i:rom Haruilton St Code
Wirt" Private funds to loan at
ateeA!Irt rates.
Ixrou;a.tfoot, K.C. J. L. ;i 'illarae
• et E, Holme.,
PUT, YOUR
Wants, Notice,
ASale,gt-rLQ���pp1,,st,
Found, nVorrice, L':ttc.. Ads
IN :l.`TiUS 'COLUMN
FOR SALE
4' ?sr 11ollnea 'will be in Honest] on I the. ()Wring my dwelling pro•-
r•riday of each weds. petty III Zerteli for sale. For full
fllalticitlare apply to Mrs. term"
Stelek, Zueieh,
denier of marriage licenses, Notary.
l�udrew 11'. Bess, Township Clerk
nblic, Commissioner,Eire and Aut- .,„•_ - ..--•—
FOR SALE
,,mobile Insurance, Representing
Aaron and Erie IVlortgage Corpora-
tism, Tet Canada Trust" Co. Zurich,
Petallike
Dr. G. L.. Smith.
I+' D.S. (Toronto.) D,D,S, Chicago)
ID6NT1ST
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE -- HENSALL
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional .Schoolof A cline ering. T
;1 for Reg`l
.All Breeds). Terms in keeping
isvith prevailing prices. Choice
farms for sale. Will sell anything,
anywhere. write, Zurich.
Thome 18-93 orh.
licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In a position to con -
duet any auction sale, regardless
les to size or articles to et. Elf not
taiicit your business, an for
aatisfied will make no charges
' iservicea. Dashwood.
Arthur Weber,
Phone 31r g±1;,
birich Meat
MARKET
Fresh d Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS HIDES
Detohert
Seed Oats, for sale, Sheffield St-
eed, also swine feed ••oats, and 11
head young cattle dehorned. Ap.
ply to John Hyde, Lot 8; Con, 2,
Stanley; Phone 11 on Be, Hensall,
FOR SALE
• A 2 h'. -p!. Crocker Wheeler El-
ectric motoru 'with starting box and
instalation equipment complete, all
in good Mechanical condition.
Worth $225 new, at a bargain for
$120, ITe,ss-Milliken, Zurich,
FOR SALE
A. low down; Hassey -Harris' man-
ure spreader at a read bargain. L.
Prang, Zurich.
IN MEMORIAM
fond In o c
aver loving memory of
our dear mother, Mrs, Rudolf Hei-
deman; Aviv) departed this life a
year ego% February 24th, 1023.
Nothing but memories as we jour-
ney along.
Longing' for a smile. nnd a; face
that
Nona know the depthy ioe'auri s vont?
s11e111d not let this opnortnnityr of
1
L NEWS
The beat place to liavfy •a 'boll
int the tea kettle..
Mr. Ale Betan;, of London. wa's a
Week -end visitor with Mr. aiid Meet
Hy. Trit0Anncr,
rl41,s1.'Wtr'irth o.f Hamilton, is vise
lthl'4 at the home of Mi'. and Mr:!�.
1'. Kerbler,
Mr. Hy. Eieka ter is spending a
'few clays t11is week at his former
horns .at 'Sroadhagent .
Mrs...Carrie Heyrock end Niles
Plizeheth Rennie!, !are .,pending a
few days at London this week.
The fishermen at .the bake have
hen bulsy the Wiest week 'setting
their net's, and although the catches
b'iva beei11 light, the • quality is very
good ars usual, this time of the year.
Mr. J. Hey, Jr.. walgl the past we -
'?k' on a business trip to Wi.nghiam
and the northern part of the co-
unty and reports prospects very
tav�orablei for a good season's hnla
iness,
The Evangelical Church choir is
getting ready for a song service
on Sunday evening, March 5th. It
.minis^s to be 'something good.
Special revival services will be con-
tinucd the week following.
A return game of hockey with
the Hemet' strong line-up will be
played on the Zurich rink on Fri -
dee, evening of this, week, and a
goo -1 gen, i. n.ssure':l. Comeand
see these two evenly matched to
:ems piny this gams.
J. Gn' cho & Son. pare holding a
big rtwn week's Clearing Sale of
i1I••rr,h1ndist, cnanmencie on Sat-
urday Feb. 23rd. It is some time
sineet his firm have held a Sale,
omit Mel is �n real one:. The public
regrets! sr r'^,inlonsliPey v oas u, this sat will
But w:; r(m(ulher and shall not*er
forget.
.stands were clasped upon
her breast.
We kitsed her lovely: brow
As her
A quie i,and pretty wedding
11 •a scelebt rated on the Parr Line,
Hae Township., on Monday, Feb -
And 18th, when Miss C:•itherine
'And in, our aching hearts, we know, sevens'', d?ruubter of Mr. and Mrsi.
We have no mother now. Cont'ad. Heiser was wilted in the
A loving ninth^r, trues and kind. Holy Bonds of matrimony, to Mr.
No friend on earth like her 1vt1'1l ti'Yni�. ,i13, ender', sen of. M. Herman
find.' Trend,^r, aliso of Hny Tp, Rev. H.
For all of us she, did her best. ' Remise , of Zurich officiated. The
And God gave her eternal rest. 'v c un g couple have the hest wishes
Her :sorrowing Children.. of a tnrgs number of friends' in the
conemnnity-
1 am in a position to aecon1v^
ate all requirements in the Livery
tine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
jf%one 58
Zurien
fli. S. ATKINSON', L.D.S., D,D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
ref Dental Surgeons' of Ontario and
'Yat the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, A1i1-
litnry District No. One, London,Ont
Office. hours at Zurich every
a
Main Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
At Zurich every TUESDAY -19
Phone 79
LIVE
OU LTR'.
WANTED
Velma every day till 3 Oelock p.m,
Do not feed fowl same morning
st/he;1 brought in.
ig est Cask let
----CASH la OR --
Cr e' --i tYl and Fggs
\'V: O'Brien
Pbona' 14 Zurich
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Fall &Whiter Deliveries 1923.
ANTHRACITE LAL,ItWANA COAL
;]'E -Just evolved car of voter
igh grade Coke for Manges and
Furnaces
SOFT COAL --Nott/ in stock, ear`ot
'high grade West Virginia Lump;
iTLETS-Now on the way, car of
iota I3oulets for Range. and Ven-
ues.
''urnus. These are wet known and
'give good satisfaction
,i1,U3ERTA COAL --Expect soon,
Two Cars of Alberta Coal
arltiorA.
'@AYs & PRODUCTS MERCHANT
hone Office 10w, Vows 19I,
611tice&Coal Yards, .Brock Street)
Hl EN SQA Ls, Q N Tt:,;aA T
r es,
Consisting of 122 acree'st being
Lot 21 and 21?,, Lake Road. Welty
Hay Township, 2t.; miles south of
THE1.
MI,R . F N
A. very pleasant time was spent
lest W"lnasday evening at the
beats of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad R'el-.
ler, a tthe south end of the village
wh •n a number of their intimate
friends gathered to celebrate Mr.
Intele•r's 60th birthday. The eve.
Ien 1 ; : fleas spent in nl to y 11 ays o:c
a,rii .anieot n. ueh enjoyed by all
And it .was the n1hst einceett.iviett.ef
all present, tint Mr K Lief'MAY
lire to 'Sen meter r n more simtlar ev-
Weiellelvillo of Exeter, ita.eeat-
etteet a conte i v n ee that •is Calcul
St. Joatetli. Traria is in good •state tiled to alleviate the glare fron
of cultivati•,-i, For particulars one auto lights in night driving. The
ply to Proprietor, Mr. Chas. La- patent its in the follat of 0 roller
ftambois', .tl. Ti.) 1, Dashwood. blind that ettaches to the 1 ind-
_, h1''1.1. and is pulled clary, •when
nleet:i'1; an auto thus', cute ng. the
from 1rothe approaching lights
and en.1b1"' the dviv.+r to see the
veld nhea dor him.. 14Tr, Melville,
Electric Washing Machine, a hos been experementing with the
'new "swinging, independent ringer dent.'." for i;a117e nlallthe, trying to
washer, no exposed belting. See, nut num^roes, kinds of mett'1'ial su-
es for bare facts and why we re- itebla foe the work. Something
commend this new washer. • nit his mauve is t1•h'tt motorists
have b'en looking for.
Seine. Practical , Observations a.
to Tree Painting,
Gillli Nirt, '.Bees Are Desirable --
Where r e They May Hest beGrown
oven..-.
The Kind to flume -The Trees Aiay
be Top -grafted,
(contributed Its Ontario-t)e artrneat of
• A; 'Taut ere, Toronto.)
Tho conservation and improvement
of oi11' .native nut treos and the intro-
duction nt suitable varieties from fer-
eign lands lravc not occupied a pro'.hl-
neat place inhorticulturalactivities
in North America until just recently,
except in, the Southern and Western
United States, where a great deal of
interest has been 'shown during the
last twenty years la this place of tor-
ticultu,re,
In the northern and eastern Stated
and' -in Qanada there is a growing in-
terest in this useful but much
neglected broach of horticulture. Au
example of this commendable move-
n:met is seen in the organization and
activities of the Northern Nut Grow-
ers Association. 'Phis organization
was formed in 1909, and is composed
of men and women from almost every
station in life who are interested in
the culture of nut trees and the ex-
tension of the use.of nuts es articles
of human food. At the suggestion
of members of this association, the
State of Michigan has undertaken an
extensive program of nut tree
planting along the state highways,
and in other northern states good
work has been done to encourage peo-
,p1e:,to plant more and better gut
trees.
in Ontario Comparatively little has
been tried to improve and plant our
valuable nut trees, and unless some-
thing
thing is done to interest the Uublic
in this 1novelneut we shall lose a
golden opportunity to save for our-
selves and posterity the replant of
the fine nut trees which formerly
grew so abundantly in some parts a.t
this Province.
Why Nut Trees Should be Planted,
Most people who are lutereslecl
the welfare of the country realize
that trees generally should be piglet•
ed in much greater numbers, and
some. believe brat it would be desir-
able to plant trees that serve a three-
fold purpose of food, shelter and
beauty.
Nirt trees yield a valuable food,
provide shelter and beautify r':•!
landscape, and thus combine beauty
with utility. beige quantities of nuts
are imported every year from foreign
countries, or which a great deal of
money has to be sent out of the
country. It is believed that a portion
of this demand for nuts could be met
by growing a greater number of the.
best types of native and introduced
species,
Where Nut Trees Might be Used to
Advantage.
Happy Day
Hess -Milliken, Zurich.
In renewing your subscriptions
lar your daily and weekly papora
a
icnrt,mber the Herald Office is
agent for most of them and in
eine eases can save you as much
as 50 cents on a single subscript-
ion,.
Tuxedo Chatt rless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CANS' GU
ARANTE1')1) TO STOP THE C1IA'l'
TERING OJ! I3A,NDS. Sold 13y
L. A. PRANG, Zurich, tf18
Supply f
Chesnut and Furnace
On Hand
ase & Son
PHONE 35
Mr. Seams' nu 1 D:'itz, wlv recently
!meshes hes )(It 11 ? '('tient lot opposite
the Coln ,1:'rci'll Hotel, is already
n1 eki'1g .lit'; I(aretinns. for the bu-
ilding of a new business block.
oTWNV 1100`
This. will likely b-. a rn 1 it
fort 11e 'post office, and Mr.M. G
D'itz intends to have living quar-
ters. on. the ,second !storey where 11'
will reside. 'There will als:1 be n
few nf1i e lemma a1 iilnb1e land the
tel,'ph t et.'' syst t n1'; shit' li board
and axile'. will likely o there., It
will sur' mai::. n. big' improvement
!1 !het a 1 long -a •sar'e-eyn to the
ci(iZ''I1S,
MARCH- ROD AND GUN
The story of Three Yankee Hun
ters who eaane up from New York
to have s,onle hunting in New Brun-
swick is well described by Charles
E. Wi liens of New York, one of the
party, in the March issue of Rod
and Gun in Canada', end zellesports-
men will enjoy this. narrative. For
those who have never visited Jas-
per National Pared„ or for those
who wish to renew their remem-
brances of this beauty spot, Ce E.
Trowbridgtes well illustrated art-
icle: on Jasper Park will be of par-
ticular interest. • "Fishing on the
:Eastern! Slope; .at.' the Rocky Moun-
tains," is a good • •story by'D' E.
Elliott, while 13onnycastle Welles
a good 'account of moose hunting
HENSALL -17 in Nova. Seotin. In the Guns and
amnlunIt'inn depertnient, II' W.
il'ry and J. 1?I Mattern continue
their goad articles in; the now series
while R. P. Lincoln,W. CO. I4i:ottley
Winlson, F. V. Williams and
H. Walker have filled their var-
ious,' departments with interesting
reading for the ,sportsman. The
March loser, of Rod and Gun in
Canada contains sonrething to in-
terest all 'lovers of hunting, fi�sh-
ing, shooting, and .ken,,r.1 interests,
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. S., i)' D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick Mack, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
the
LEIB'S BLOCK. DASIIWOOD many phases of outdoor life..rico an file eomiuunity in which
(,1) As Roadside and Street Trees:
Where the soli and the site are suit-
able,, nut trees should 1 orni a part of
thesteeeieree us' beenett ing our nigk-
ways and streets. • -
(2) ,Trews for the Home Grouuds
The -rounds surrounding many of
our 110nies, both rural and urban,.
would be wore beautiful and erodes -
Use 11 planted with some of 1110 best.
types of native and exotic nut tro, e,
(3) Steep r.lesides
Places Areas nut caF1i1 or 1 ',,
cuit.i<ated t•'`it f1 bo ler 1 cel, - -c,, ••
to out trees provided the :nil
:suitable.
(4) AS Pare Trees: Crit and rur.;l
Perks should certainly have 11 coll.r-
ilea of native nut trees e and acme of
the hardiest and best exotic species.
(5) As a Commercial Venture: 111
Ole warmest part. of the Pro 1 e : of
t aiario it might pay to est t .Innh. on
a small Sc&1, a111mercilli pit ',t'iens
of the best v. treties of brae.
Jl:t,.inese walnuts, hickorfca eeeie-
'istent chestnuts, and tillierts.
If :for ca lot " DIA : Fox . *. y
not buynice by , ' r Buggy
HESS sfe them
k EPAI RING
Painting Ewa, Car, Ono''ioat, $15.00, Two Coats.....,.
iCoverine Ford Top Good bacterial ,.. ,., .. . „
Changing Ford . Curtai.Is to open with Doors' .,.
Painting Buggy .. •
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE PERU.f3131',It YOUR f3UG etY WHEELS.
F. � � f; u Ill ch
$20,00
$27,00
$5,00
$8,00
it ilia of Nut n i to pima.
Nut treet3 1 k- fruit tree, 1.
atoll; to grow True to typo from .:e't cl.
Bei hence.' here to be propagated M.
budding or grafting. While it is
e. may • et ' 1 ere
gl,ite true that vu nay -e a .,
geed tree b z,eantrng nuts nem a
'desirable tr, , it is also true that u
ennside.rateie i.roportion of the tree:,
so ,produced will not be any better or
ars good as dens parent. i3tceuee of
•tis uncertainty it is much better to
ieant buddo0 ,: grafted tiees of u
perioi named varieties.
Inasmuch as nut growing is a com-
paratively res 'It development, our
Ontario nurserymen have unt de-
voted. much a eention to the propaga-
tion.
ropa a
tion of named varieties of nut trees
There- is Sa1,ae trite. tat biroe shown
at present, however, and it is hoped
that before ioug there will be a Ler
supply of the best varieties of native
and foreign nut trees available. In
the meantime those who desire to
secure .named •vateetie9 of nut trees
will have to place their orders with
nut nurserymen in the United States
Nut '.,.005 May be Top -;:;•rafted.
Should the prospecttso nut cult`ur-
ist not be able to obtain at a moder-
ztte ii'gure budded or grafted stock
of improved varieties of nuts then.
of course, the only thing to do is to
grow seedling trees. As previously
stated, some of these may produce
very good auto. If superior trees
are found in any lot grown from
seed, or if an exceptional fine na-
tive tree is known to exist, such trees
are useful as a source of scions for
improving trees that are not so de-
sirable. It is a fact, though not gen-
erally known, that nut trees may be
top -grafted like fruit trees. This
task is not as easy to accomplish as
is the ease in fruit trees, but if pro-
per. methods are followed, very good
results may be obtained.—Jas. A,
Neilson, Hort. Exp. Station, Vineland
Station.
.Beautiful horne surroundings not
only increase the value of a farm
while
Maier Office
iproperty, but hmve a valuable .intlu-
while there are anrt,'cl.s dealing with
at. home ie situated,
Lumber .Laths Shingles
'Everything ii -
Combination store : and screen doors made to order;
Lumber and Building Mate; sal
Custom m 'ork ovr Frccielly
Always ixz tie market for saw logs
PHONE f.
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WHY \VE CAN SELL SUITS FROM
'! j 10 TO $15 LESS THAN OTHERS.
ete
1 1. We stnstp our own goods,
.1,. - Uui suits are made by work-
manship, second to none.
3;.. Have , only one pr!ee for mak :
ing Suits.
+ l;y' The .very~ best linings put in
'' rill our garments.,
t5 i.s.7li,t.'1ntee' sat i`=faction
motitly .refunded.
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W0H8H
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'T. -MIL -OR' AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR%
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