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O4 SINESS CARP.$
tin dioot, FGilliir & HOLMES-
Bar taxa, bolicatol:s, Nutaries,
eleigeoiti, air., Office ou the Squat
laddoor trona, Hamilton St, God
aifith Private Made to lean At
Uwe,. re eci
Ste lacoludioot, K.C. 3, L, K►llot•it
Daft, Holmes,
Hermes - will. be in Hensel' 'op
r•,riliab: at each: ,Neck.
PUT POOR
Wants, For Salo, 'Lost,
t, Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
N ,THIS COLUMN
.Andrews 1'V )less, Township Clerk
Omer of marriage Incenses, Notar;►
Priab ice Conimias1oner, Fire and Aut-
•lwaobile Insurance, Representing
Sem and. Erie Mortgage Corpora-
art. "rhe Canada Trust Co. Zurich
Oataieiio,
Smith
11ii.11l,H+ (Toronto.lr ' D.D S 4Chicago)
DENTIST -
ate4i WAI.PEI.1 HOUSE, ZURICH,
•EVES Y WEDNESDAY
ALAIN OFFICE -+- . HENSALL
A-U•C-T'i-G-N.E-E- .
OSCAR KLOP?
-Graduate- 'Carey M. Jones 'Nat -
lanai School of Auctio.neering. Try,
e tor Registered Live Stock;
•= FGR.• . SALE
,Seed Oats, for gale, Sheffield. St-
ard, also some feed gabs, and 11
head young battle dehorned. Ap
ply to Johri Hyde,' Lot. 8, Can,
Stanley;; Phone 11 ox 86, Hensall,
FOR SA1.:E
A 2 ht -pt Crocker Wheeler El-
ectric inotorl, 'with ,staff ting boli, ,and
instalation equipni:ent complete, aI1
in -good "'mechanical' condition.'
Worthz5
2•
,
$ neat, at a bargain for
$120: Hess: Milliken, Zurich.
FOR SM..1
A low ,Iowan Hassey-l'arris man-
ure 'spreader at 'a real bargain. -L,
Prang, Zurich. -
NOTaC1:
lAlll Breeds). ' 'Perms in keeping'
-with pxrevailing` prices. • Choice -- =
• ihairme'for •sato. Will seri anythingI, hereby give Notice that Iwill
not be responsible for any store
611031where billsl, or debts of ;any kind eon-
tracted in( my nameexcept !suchas
are made personally by me. '' 31-3
HARRY BADOUfl, Dashwood, Ont.,
FARM SALE--
Phone 18-93 or write, Zurich.
•
'Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
d Huron.' :In a position to con-
.luet any auction sale, regardless
a to size or articles to sell. 1
arolicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
vervices.
Arthur Weber, - Daeliwood.
*bone 31 r 13.
Zurich Meet
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Boiog'ne Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASA FOR SKINS & HIDES
Yu .gbiit •
Deich 't 1
r'r•
ZURICH LIVER`
I am in a position to accomo-
date all :requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
tsbirtg, done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
. Phone 5s Zurich
41. S. A'TKINSON, L.ID 5.,; D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal 'College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
ilg the University of Toronto.
Late District . Denial Officer,' Mil-
itary District No, One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich' .,every
Stain Office, Exeter, Phone 34.
• At Zurich every . TUESDAY
Phone '79 ' -19
P O U .L T R Y
-WANTED
*Aiken every day till 3 Ociock p.m,
Do
not
feed fowl
same morning
•irheao brought in.
lHighest Cask Prices
-CLBH FOR --
Cream and, Eggs
W. O'Brien
Fluent 94. Zurich
0 A It
Fall 1$i;Wtatar Deliveries 1923
ANTHRACITE LACKWANA COAL
,X3+7 --Just arrived cal of every'.,
high grade Coke for': i anges• and
Fur'n'aces
iFT° COAL--Nour in stock, car of
to ,
'Ugh grade'. West Virginia Lu opt
a 400
I+ 1'a--NoW On the way, .car of
our Boulets for Ranges and Turn-
sates. These are well krit vn and
give good satisfaction
ALBERTA COAL—Expeet soon,
Two Cara of Alberta Coal
Ca+sa:teicaz .
*tMJi di p1 oD TC.E, mvitenANT
"Bone Office 10Y;0, House 19).
i191'ffiee&Coal Yards, Spank Street,
HENSALL ONT.
i
Consisting of 122 acres', being
Lot 2i. and 22, Lake Road. West,
Hay 'Township, 214 miles south of
St. Joseph. Palen is in good state
of cultivation. For particulars ap-
ply to Proprietor, Mr. Chas. La-
frarnboi50, R. R. 1. Dashwood.
Happy Day
.Electric Washing. Machine, a
new swinging, independent ringer
washer, na exposed belting. See
'us for bare facts and why :we re-
commend this new washer.
Hess-:Vlillilcerzy Zurich.
In renewing
for your_ daily and ,weekly
papers
y papers
remember the Herald Office ie'.
agent for most of the:.n and in
some cases can save you as much
as 50 cents on a single subscript-
ion..
Tuxedo Chat-terless:.
AUTO OIL FOR FORD 'CARS; GTJ
.AR AN:TEED TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. tfi8
COAL
Mr. Ed, Miller wag fa visitor to
London, laiet 'week.
Mr Robert Delgaty of -Bayfield
called in, the village' on Tuesday,
Mr.' Metairie Overholt of Gode •-
iehl weal hi the. Village on 'ateesda.y,
Mr, Wt lit Pfile 'spent the 'Week-
end with friends at Holrnewil'le.
, ;Mx'. and Km, Fly,, .Volland, were
on a. .busi'nees+s trip to Hensall on
Tuesday. • •
Miss Faney Preeter ' of `T s11-
wood is visiting with Mr. and Mrs;,
J. Preeter.
Mr, Clarence' Wilhelm al ,Baden
is visaing with [i4. and Mr's;?.
0', Smithy Sauble Line;
Mrs. Harry Eckmeieer' Ieft ani
Monday for tt visit with her pat,
ents at St. Maryls.
Mr. 'Clayton Ortwein, who 1-10e
been at +Detroit for some = iyeekeei
returned flet his hoi: to on the Broil
sonM
!Friday and Saturday oill'y, of
this week, we will give Granulated.
Sugar 13 for $1.00 to every'cuA-
tomer buying $5 worth of ,mere]-
andrst, at T'..1 , Wurnic•
Mr. Ward Fritz; who has been)
the past few months at iDetroit,,eni-
ployed aid la clerk in an' electric de-
y+artmen'tl returned to • his home
here on Tuesday evening.•
„
Another evening of excellent s1-
acing is assured the sports 0.1
the village on. Saturday eveninge..
when the .Zurich Jubilee band
give an open air. •concert from' 8
O'clock, to 10.30
Mrssr+s Alvin Walters aiid Har-
old John :tont, who have .been • at
Detroit seeking employment
have returned home,, as .conditions
in thalt city are 'such that unexp-
erienced. labor is in .little demand
at' the present time.
Stnith, editor of The.
Wi,noham A.dva.neo4 has taken ov-
er The• Win,gharu Timed, and the
combined' paper will be called
The Advance -Times, starting next
week.
Wts have a few Subscribers t on,
our mailing list that are several
years in arrears with their subscr-
ilatio'n;. Wi? are taking the liberty
of mailing such a statement • of.
account, and trust they will co-
eperabe with us and have their
name put hi gold standing. please.
'The Clearing Sale of .merchand-
isa o J. Gasche & Son, nommen-
ting on Saturday has created con
sxderable 'stirr myths village, and
the .sills • is eroving a big success
as many wee& turned away
Saturday list ireing able to agaiar
ehttranee.
Tha "autoenobil:: business is tw-
enty-five years old. The first aut-
omobile wais • sold in March 18981
Dttringt he first year twenty-one
ears were +sold: The growth of
this industry hats been marvellous.
To -day tt'heee are more than ten
million cads m the' United States
alone.
tw
da
are
Supply Of . ing
Cheie
snuf and Furnace ptSoo
Saturday' will be March iat and
enty -Ibis days 'until the first
y of spring, although the nights
(around zero weather!, yet der
the daytihie the sun is gett-
. pretty warm and the daylight
increasing in length wonderfuly
n' the good old fashioned whitest.
1924 dill be a thing of the ,past.
On Hand
Case & Son
PHONE 35 I3ENSAL
L -1:
Dr. lI. H. COWEN
L. D. S:, D. D+ S. ,
DEN.TA.t. SURGEON
At. irleCormick Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Main Office
HAlTLEIB'S IiLOG's, DASHWOOD
HEIRS WANTED
Missing Weirs. are being sought
throughout
the world, 1a
n
people.
G
are to -day living in eomparati,+e
po vel t y who are really rich', but cls
not know it. Your may be one, of
thele. Send for Index Book. "Mid=
Sing Heirs and Next of Kin," con-
taining c+arefully authenticated lists
of rnissing heirs and unclaimed est-
ates which have been advertised
for hors and abroad. The Index
of Missing, Heins we offer tor sale
contains thousands of names which
have appeared in American, Can-
adian; Etlgllalr. 'Scotch:, Welsh, C4er
man, French. ]Belgian, Swedish, In -
Colonial. and other newsp-
opers, trtseetecl by lawyers, exacta -
one; adn iuistrators. Also oonta-
ips lint -of English and Irish Courts
oe Chaneery and unclaimed dlvid-
enals list of Bank of England. Your
name or your ancestor's may be in
the list, rSend $1.00 (one dollar) at
once foe book. ,
INT EJL''Di iTIO N AL CLAIM
AGENCY, ,Dept 262 .
PI'.l'i 'SBU'RGI Pa., 11M A„
Our village is certainly boom-
ing the laist while, Brown Bros. are
opening a new sb a'o store in the
Merner block, Si .Deitz is hauling
g
large pile sof lumber for,. this new
block he is' erecting this +summ:er,
and Mr. Fred Thiel will also eke
not - a 'new block for a' harness p+
shop and living quuarters, oppos-
ite the Molson•s Bank.
SONG SERVICE
•
A special Song.Sere*ice will be.
given re eI
>I u •r
ti the Evangelical
b
Cho'r'e
it
their r
i church ell an Sunday evening
Marchi 2,114,1.tacit, eonxnteneing at
7.30 o'clock, ptnl, The new piano
as to be dedicated and used. The
choir will be thankful for a liberal
voluntary offering', which 18 togo
towards true paying of the piano
Everybody is invited. The Ira, -
ends
of the choir will please are
cepa, this. ine'ita,tion.
LOOK AT THE LABEL
Thee • label sheet of the Zurich
Herald aidcorrected
lt„ts.
bet.n
upto
and' in.clliding Thursday,: Feb. 1:st,
Subscribers who halve paid fee the
paper- are asked" to look at etha
label to see that proper credit has
keen given+ bem:r Most o2 . our
aubscrip•tionis fall due .at the be-
ginning- of the year, . Many have
already paid up but there are
still a member whom " ive would
like to hear' iromi. Look up the
•label nd;t lite€ us have your rem-
ittance at' once,
One ,p1 the most interesting de-
putations • that has visited Lon -
dont in; 'bleary a yeas wilt. by the 30
or More ;young Women from Ex
eter and the neighborhood, who
are at present taking a special c0 -
urge needier the direction of Mies
,1)ddith' Hopkins, of the Women's In-
stitute department, Toronto. 1T'h-
lose girl +students will come"t'o Lon-
don, some fin morning early in
Mardi(," With their instruetoresn, and
Will be welcomed by, the +Chambery
jot
Commerce,;
ZURlC,LI H;aR4 D
MORE OATS MSE CASH.
(irowhig Moro tats By Sowing
the O.'A. C.: No. ,?
Larger yields and Better Quality--,.
A Great Pelee (C' rattier -,- tt ',I rili.n.iph
for the Agricultural College --.d
New Hybrid '.teieid
(Contributed by Ontark, 4aepartinent or
A6'rlculture, 'Toronto.)
The O,A,C• No. 72 pat rias, during
the short period of its existence,
added greatly to the total grain pro-
duction of Canada. its ;raultipliea-
tionduring future years will ,un-
doubtedly add . many millions to, the
agricultural wealth of the province:
Derived 9'rdrn the Siberian.
'The 0 A,C• No. 72 was derived
from the Siberian. In 1903 a large
nursery plot in the experimental
grounds at 'the Ontario. Agricultural
College, containing 10,000 seeds
planted by hared at equal distances
apart, produced several plants of"re-
No.rark72a.ble vigor. One of these selected
plants was the parent of the O.A.C.
The success of the O.A.C. No. 72
has been, measured side by side with
that of the Banner, which, previous
to the general distribution of the
O.A.C. No, 72, was the most popular".
oat grown in Ontario.
Yield and Quality Compared.
For sixteen years in succession
the
0.A
.C. No.
72 and the Banner
• varieties of oats, have been included
in the experiments at the College,
and the following table gives the
average results in maturity, in per
tentage of hull and in yield of both
straw and grain per acre:
O.A.C.
,
Percentage of hull.. Nu28.572 30.3
Banner
Tons of straw ger acre 2.2 2.1
Bushels grata " .' 83.23 73.58
In these experiments the 0. A. C.
No. 72 in comparison with the Ban-
ner has a thinner hull in each of
fourteen and a greater yield per acre
in each . of twelve out of sixteen
„years. Each variety required on an
average one hundred and ten days to
mature.
Remarkable Growth in Popularity.
In 1911 the 0.A.C. No. 72 variety
of oats was distributed throughout
Ontario in connection with co -opera-
tive experiments which were being
carried out through the medium of
the Experlrnental Union.' Without
a single exception this new variety
of oat has given a higher averag.t
yield per acre than any oth r variety
used in co-operative tests conducted
by fanners in each 0f the past eleven
years, The 0,A.C. No. 12 soon made
a record for itself, and was increased
rapidly from the pound lots used in
the tests conducted en the individual
faring. In the last stwan years, :of
the 990 first prizes wince were
awarded to fields of standing oats • in
• connection with. the Field Crop Coinpetrt,ons ' throughout Ontario tire.
Ne':' 72 received 52i, the l3an
xYa2*e2 ;'0, and all other varieties cone -
bleed 249.
A'Consistent Prize Winner,
en the competitions of threshed
grain at the Canadian National Exhi-
bition,' Toronto; at the Central Can-
ad;r.'.Exhibition, Ottawa; at tne Pru-
vircial Winter Fair, Guelph; and a;.
the Ottawa Winter Fair, the 0.A.e
No. 72. received 72 and the Banner
4:1 prizes la the last four year,, tea
0:A.C. No, 72 surpassing tint Beeli er
in..awards from iifty to one hurclred
per cent. at each of these exhibitions
'fills .is a remarkable record, twenty
yeitrs,from single seed to the present.
day millions: The benefit' that Oe-
1ai:'io is deriving from the cleve'lep
sleet of the O.A.C. No. 72 will pay
nr•al►y theme the entire cost of the
Agricultural College.—Dept. of 19.-
t,-nsion, O.A. College,Guelph,
L A New Hybrid Field Pea.
The market value of Ontario's fele!,
peas :amounts to about' four ;pillion
dollars annually.
The O.A.C. No. 181 variety of ilea!
peas was originated at' Guelph by
crossing the Prussian Blue and the
White 'wonder, It is a small, smooth,
white pea of good quality and ap-
9 ;‘arance,,
0:2 all the leading varieties of Feld
peas tested at tate Ontario A:gricul•
turcv1 College, the O.A,C. No. 181 has
gieeh the :highest average yield of
r lir per a '
8 a p acre: in the past five years
a
r,. suit
s, the first, second, third and
fifth'aighest•yie1ds were produced by
new ';varieties originated at the Col-
legev.hropgh cross-fertilization. In
.the tests with other varieties, the
0,A.0. No. 131 was early, reeoliing
maturity in 99 days, •rad the straw
was the freest from blight and greii+
to an- average length of 45 inches•
The peas gave an average weight of
62.8 pcuxrds per measured bushel.
This new variety of held peas was
successfully tested in the co -opera -
the experiments on fifty farms
throe ho "
utOntario
in n
8the .past two
years. The following was the aver-
age yield in bushels per ' acre per
annum. of each of the four varieties
tested in this way by the 'practical
growers; O.A,C. No. 18:1, 26,9; Early
Brita li,'24.4; Potter,'24.3; and Can-
adian Beauty, 28.1. --Dept.. of Ex-
tension, O.A. Coilee, Guelph.
How to Control Root Maggots.
The, cabbage maggot can be con-
trolled by treatment, early in the
season, with 'a solution of an outrce
of corrosive sublimate in 10 gallons
of water, applied to the stems and
roots of each plant tailed or three
times at intervals ,.of a'week, using
an ordinary watering cap with the
rose removed and 'the spout reduced
to a convenient forxn to -wake thee ap-
plication, Onion nlaggot8 can be con-
trolled by the use of u, poisoned bait,
consisting of nue-quarter to env -half
an ounee oi; sodium arsenate dlleeo1 r.
edinato
1
a
no
8' P boiling Water, with
a pint:of molasses added.
drop, rotation and 4iiv`erlklildntlpn
are "sound form of li auranos for the
tanner.
If Yor cannot afre.i; . a Ford
not buy a nice Itubb,er Tire e u g•..
HESS sel t.,.
1 EPA k it
painting Epee" Car, One 'float, C
iCo'vC'ir7g' Ford a , $1G L ,., Coats ,...., LO,OIi
Por + Top (rood Materiaal $27,011
Changing
g BuggyCurtains' tp own Doors $B QO
$8.00,
11` YOU WANT
SERVICE, WE 1r'A.vE IT
WE RERUf3I3'LIi YOUR 8 UCi Y WHEELS,
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jar. We stock our own sands. +
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I i Tlret very best linings
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TAILOR' AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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