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Thursday March 20th, ,1924
BUSINESS CARDS
?r'oodioot, Killorap & HOL,MES,
Barristers, • Solentr>rs, Notaries,
SPethlie Etc, Oitic;,re On the Square,
Sod door trona "iiarelltoe St God -
*rich itiivate rands to lean at
t%%weet rates.
Proudtoot, KeS .l L. Killoran
D. E, I:lolriia,s.
tlr, lElolines will b4 in l]'iensall on A , VnscoOsiR inScAubLaEtor fw
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r aleFriday of fsoii weep,
PUT YOu.
`'ants, For Sale, 4:ost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN T'HI9 .COLt7
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I ed"pacity 13o' elgi;'s'r hot; 'water ey-
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,df►adrew F..nI'uwnship Cleric ', a bargain at $15.00, Con -
Ulmer of marriage lirexises, Notary rad Feller, Zurich 33-4
?fiiblic, Commissioner, Fire and Aut- I -sees.
**ablle Insurance, Representing! WANTED
:Marlin and Erie 'Mortgage Corpora- Will take a limited number of
niton, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich, cattle for pasture for season, of
It!`'turio. 1924. For further particulars ap-
ply to John Stephan, :R.R, 1, Zur-.
•ich, Phone 5-99. 35-4
Dr. G. L. Smith
1fti.I�»S', (ITorento:l D, D.S,,(1Chicago)
DENTIST
AT WALPEJ3. HOUSE, .ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE - HENSALL
tsramogiommonsamosslook
A-L1-C-T� I-O.N-E-E-R
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones !Cat -
lanai School of Auctioneering. Try,
tee for Registered Live Stock;
VW Breeds). Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
farms for sale. Will sell anything
:anywhere. Zurich.
'shone 18-93 or write,
ticenseG Auctioneer
Licensed Auetioueer for County
of Huron, le a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
se to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood,
:phone 13-57
Zurich Meet
MARK ET
Fredl and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Crash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS le RIDES
eichert
ZURICH LIVER]
1 am su a position to accomo-
1ate ali requirements in the Livery
line, huve Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone 59 Zurich
VI, S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIS•T
Graduate of the Royal College
til Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil -
nary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Mrdn Office, Exeter. Phone 34,
thit Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79
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LIVE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
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tken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl
same moning
leen brought' in,
Highest Cask Prices
-CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurich
COAD
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.Fal"&Winter Deliveries 1923
ANTHRACITE` L' ACKWANA COAL
COKE -Just arrived' car of very
high grade Coke for Ranges und
Furnaces
toil? COAL -Now in stock, ear of
ngh grade West Virginia Lump:
IIOULETS-Now on the war .car of
Ser Be dots for Ranges and; Porn -
aces. These are well known and
give good satisfaction
..AL 3EETA COAL -Expect
saOli,
Ttvtr Card of Alberta Coal
„ r Cara. e1vx,.t„
11101 & PRODUCE MERCHANT
*hong: Moe .
tett 10ru', House 16j,
10fIce&Coal' Yards, Brock Street, '
t-IE!VSALt ONT
NOTICE, y
Notice is hereby given that all
tanks, ladders, etc., in the ,fire hall,
Zurich, will in future not be loaned
out for any purpose. Theappii-:
ances are wholly for fire .protect -1 Canadhrh flnnr.'ft 1118 hpr?n dta-
ion and will be kept only for this'' moi nested, take", the foremost p1 -
purpose. The fire hall will in fut-'e' ill ''-h, world markets. This e i
ure be kept locked and in esae it; net• ^-1 •11'spri ing, -since 'Canadian
is necessary to give a fire alarm' Nn 1 7'- i, .49'4lon:1• hnid first PI -
or to secure any of the appliances, 1c' es -. se get the wheats.
to fight, a fire, the key of the loch
can be' obtained at the Zurich Tel-' Th' road front' here to Henstll
epho'ne Central, either day or night; h"1"'"41'somewhat improved ; re -
13y Order. Gently to the extsnt that theautos
Zurich Po ice Trustees 35-2 Lara running, which means a big
coni enien•ee to Mr, W C. C'-aIIfas
- - -- - _ I the stage driver as well `*as,- the tr-
avelling public.
IOCAL NEWS
Mr, E. E. Steele was Week -end
visitor at S. Thoin;ila,
11r-, ,Claws. :Fritz is away on a bu's-
inoss trip to Guelph, Kitchener and
ether poiets.
Mr. Wm. W'alper, who 'swork-
ing at
London; don i'
p
e ,the week-
end
wc
ec
-
end
at hie home. here,.
Mrs. Wes. Zinkhan of Kitchener'
spent the 'nest week with ' tier par-
ents, 1tlr. a'id iIi+s. Hy, Krueger
of the 14th con.
Mr. John Desch`, of Biggar, Sask.
evho has been neither, here for a
tim'', left fnr Malverotn prior to
reteirnin ' to the, west.
Mr. Alphonse Deitrich of the
T3abylon Line underwent an over-
''9 i on Saturdi-y for rnmovitl of
tonsil's. Drs. O'Dwyer and Mac-
Kinner d&nP; tla'? work.
FOR SALE
I have a limited quantity of
Yellow Blossom sweet clover seed
Also some timothy seed for,sale.
Apply to Hy. Olau'sius, R. R. No;
1, Zurich, . Phone 6-94 35-2
FARM FOR SALE
tCo'nsiistin g of 100 acres, being
Lot 8, CC'oncession 4, Stanley Town
ship., good buildings Will eithersell
or exchange on a grass farm. For
full particulars apply to Wililanr
F. Alexander; R. R. No. 2, Hensal1
Ont. Phone 6-82. 35-2
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 122 acres, being
Lot 21 and 22, Lake Road. West,
Hay 'Township, 2;6 miles south of
St. Joseph. Perna is in good .state
of cultivation. For. particularsap_
ply to Propttriitor, Mr, Chas. Lae
framboise; R. A. 1; Dashwood,
Iu renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
ten:lember the herald Office is
agent .for most of them and in
some cases can save you as much
as 50 cents
ion.
on a .single subscript-
Tuxedo Chatterless-
AUTO 'OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU
:4.RANTEED TO STOP' THE CHAT
TERING OF .BANDS.
L, A. PRANG, Zurich.
CO
Supply Of
Sold 13y
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Chesnut and Furnace
On Hand
Case
&
Son
'PHONE 33 HENSALL -1:
i». D. H. C 0 WEN
L, i), `i., D. O. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
A't 1
'4lcCnt'mit,1,, I.r3ot:i., Zurteh, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Mein Office
HA$ TLEI13'S BLOCK DAS.HW000
HEIRS .'WANTED
Missing Heirs .are being sought
throughout the world, Many pt~o ate
are to -day living in comparative
poverty who are teeny rich, but do
not know it. Your iney be one of
them. SCnd for Index Book. "Mis-
sing Thies and ,Next of Kin," cun-
tairriug.t carefully authenticated lists
of missing heir's end unclaimed est-
ates which helve Won advertised
for hest?' and abroad. The Index
of Missing 1•Icites eve offer for sale
contatine tlinusantls of names which
have atppeared. in American, C:in-
u1ian; Englisih. Scotch, Welsh, Ger
elan, French. Belgian, Swedish, Ins
dime Coloeia.l, and other newsp-
apers, 'Inserted by Lawyers. execute
orts, administrators, t Also Conta-
ins 1ie't of English and Irish Courts
ofChancery
and unclaimed divid-
ends list of Bank of England, Your
utanie or your atncestorls may be In
the list. .Send ,$1,00 (one dollar) at
onee for book, •
INT1RQArIObAL CLAIM
• kt..(I,CVCYY.Dept 262
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A joint auction sale is scheduled
et Zurich for about the middle of
April. Any person's having any
weenies live stock, implements,
thrillers or any other effectsy or
anything worth 'selling, kindly not
ify th- Clerk, Mr. W. S. Johnston,
or the Auctioneer, Mr. Oscar Klopp
Mr. Samuel Gottschalk, tot -Sea-
forth, who most pleasantly espent
the past hrtee months with hie
many intimate friends in Zurich ar,d
Hay Township, also Dashwood,left
on Tt,e.sday for Heneall from where
he will return: to his home in; 'Sea -
forth. Mr. Gottschalk le a Zurich
old boy. and 'reports a moist spi-
endicl time with his former alsscic-
iatea.
The Province of Quebec is about
to place a small gasoline tale on
rhe consumer,. the ;suggestion be-
in•; t hat the funds obtained there-
by be utilized for road build i nfg
purnosr'n On the principle that
these who use the roads should pay
for thin the. tax is •'nlot one to wh-'
ich legitimate objection can be ta
ken'.
•
• Under? the old Aet, it was ;per-
m ssable for a farmer, provided the
seed was not ''tp.ken off hie farm,
to ?11 clover and timothy Without
first having these graded by. , the
Seed Department. No -w, alleeecis.-
ZURICH HERALD
LIVE STOCK AND
When Farm Animals! Oevek;r
a .Depraved Appetite,
Will Chew Wood, Leather, Plaster
Soil, otC.--Cause and Cure of the
Condition — Distention of' the
Rumen Treatment Suggested,
(Contributed by Ontario t)epgrtment of
Agriei,itere, l•uronto.)
During the winter period when
live stock' of necessity are beln.t
maintained on the various feeds that
were stored for winter maintenance,
It is frequently noticed that sole,
animals, either cattle, horsos or pig,
are chewing at or eating substances
flew that. are quite unnatural the
ariiinal food standpoint:, The feuce+
posts, rails, mangers, bits of teethe/
plaster, soil, and such like, for whirr
healthy stock show no inclination.
are attractive to' those with depravee+
appetite, or Pion disease. Animals
affected to a serious extent are rest
less, unthrifty, lose condition and be-
come emaciated. Should spring ane
green grass come quickly enough, a
recovery is made without any °the:
treatment thanaccess to good
pasture.
Syniptotns ofthe Disease.
The presence of the symptoms o;
depraved appetite indicates that
there is something wrong with th-•
feeding of the menials, that there i.
,something lacking is the ration, ano
that that something can generally be
expressed as being lime salts. Well
nourished animals getting a r e t oir
able amount of good, clean, well apt
food rarely show any tendency to eat
unnatural objects. In those fame
yards where a salt trough is at the
service of the animals, and where
clovers and other legumes are 'fed
liknoberallywn, depraved appetite is un-
,
•
Treatment Suggested.
Should animals become affected
with a desire to eat unnatu;•al foods,
steps should be taken at once to
remedy the trouble and get the ani-
mals back to a condition of thrift
Blocks of charcoal and rock sant
should be placed where the animals
can get'them at will. When animals
are confined to stalls or pens, pow-
dered 'charcoal may be given—one-
half handful three times per da)
along with the feed, Advanced case.
will generally respond to the follies
ing:
Bone our, one pound; powdered
gentian, four ounces; commonsalt.
eight ounces; carbonate of iron, four
ounces; mixed well and given at the'
rate of one tablespoonful three times
each day on feed. rn
Good feeds Also Recoreended
Good feeds, such as roots, silage
and clovers, well preserved and free
-from fungus and bacterial growths
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Pap Orr.
Have YU''U bo. -h
i e, Buggy? If . 1 ot.
U. se
R.EPAIRING
Painting Feed Car, One "oat, $15,09, Two Coats. _,.
iCovering Ford. Top Good•Material'les eu r~ $20,00
Changing Ford C'urtain's to open with J:roorta- $ 5.0)0
Painting Buggy s • $8,00
. :... , 168;00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUI3I3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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�.Lumber Laths
Everything in
+ri
Combination storm and screen doors made to order;
Lumber and BuildingMaterial
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fHOBBEHLD
+'. WITH OUR NEW LINE OF SPRING StlITIN S AND SAMPLES t
• 1. IN ALL THE NEW/ SEASON'S F ABRIrS. AND EQPRESSING +§+
• ' THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND SHADES 'F°
1 HOBBERLIN
stlould..he supplied, and dou'tforget1.
g HAVING TAKEN i�l O N, ER THE AGENCY OF THE BEST E OWN t:
sat - CAN SD:4 (IyABLERLIN
that such common things as rock +cC ,
of grasses and clovers sold by far- t, . charcoal •anis bone meal do i SEMI READY C1AI.SII�7G Filmh2 IN
mere, even: on their own farms must
ii
bG :at graded• before offering. or
ss.ln, unless sold to a seed merch-
ant to be recleaned.
TI' MENIAL
' A.quiet wedding tookplace fit
Tames St. parsonage,, Reefer, ou
Wednesday last when Miss Katie
Sanders, dauhgber of Mr. and Mess
W..F Dowse, was united ie hnirringe:
to Christian Bechler, ison (el Mn land
Mrs.. Jo^1 B>chler, all of Usborne
Tp. Oren ceremony was perform
ed rays Rev. W. E. Donnelly. Foll-
owing the ceremony they drove to
the homeof Mr:" and Mrs,. Dow wh-
ere a wedding dinner was served
h ' oupla le t on the ee a i'1g tr i
Tor Iowa, where Me former has a
position.
much to supply the Saar usual winter de- + CO:) WlE ARE INA TION"\ TO GT4E 'THE PUBLIC ALMOST
Cici.eancy in animtti fads' as comparera
ANYTHING REQUIRED IN TILE LINE c SPRING SUITS
Otl whnCll all •, 1 SUanrnAt
Stevenson, De=pt of Exteensron, 0. A.
with the gr even 11 rl ore of --.- - ��,
e ,itn,t s thrive.--'L.OVETiCOATS Al' ItRiel S SECEND TO NONE, b
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College, Guelph.
i)iSTEN'1'ioN Oft Ii'UI%EI .
Uow to Treat an Animal q'bat tin-
Gorged lee,' t'' -..i f Serious,
Get a °r cter nariatn,
Every winter tetany good fano rill•
reels are lost and many more ueuri .
lot through carelessness in +.h; ties
up, or the leasing of feed bins ope•ri
If a cow gets loose in the stab,', sits
generally manages to find the him
where the feed grains are stored and
just 'naturally gorges herself' oli the
concentrated food. Don't blame the
cow for eating, She knows n ;i
what trouble she is wadinginto by
A very- pretty weddingwastsol-�i overloading her paunch ith milt
•b nnized at ten brute of .Mr. incl chop or grain meal
Mrs. Win. Dignai4, 4th con.; IT:1 If i't is knnwn Leat an anItnaI h t
Township on Wednesday March 12 gored' itself, cud it can g�•uerali,
whale Mies Hilda :13logg was united'be determined by pressing the Hunk
in mar iags to Fred Beer. The with the clo< -d list and noting if rh,
•young couple were attended by llident t:i il't hand remains for a
Mr. and Mrs/. Harry Horton, and short titer a ureuco should be give!
MiseIrene Mousseau,the little co- at °nee. Duo and a half pounds of
txsin o4 the bride; was flower gu'l. of wet salts dissolved in two gallon,
ose anti
.Rev. A. Sinclair of Hensel!, per'' followed by i neut.t augnthe left sides
forted the ceremony. The ueste y
3 g 'belt* the niivan line vigorously to
art
p ooJti of g splendid wedding separate the cdn1liacterl mass of fee
dnlhner,
u+
after which the happy co- uieiitmg grain and allow the 'drench
uple left for Toronto. On ht' it to penetrate it. t Stimulants, such as
return they will reside on the 4th. aromatic spirits of ammonia, should
coni. of Hay Township, and the be given in two ounce doses.
best wishes of many friends' folloir Should tet Drench fait and the int -
them,' paeted condition Continue, it cnn b
relieved be a trained veternariau per•
A t'ery happy event was edit. ! forming the operation. - known aa
emniaed at the •'route of Mrs. 3, rulnenotoinery: This • operation is
Rennie, on Tuesday March 18th at performed by Inaliiug an incision
2 through the left Hank and into theo'clock, p.m when her daughter
Mrs. Carrie Ifeyrock wars united in
rumen, large enough to permit the
the Holy Bends of tnatiinruliia to entrance of the hand. The compacted
grain
r, ' anle
moved g or
meal
„a is
the Reverend P.i�nd the
�ed
r ,nd G .in
Gentleman, •
Ii 1 man S.part
R. p
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Klieehtel of New Hamburg, and (about two -41w -ds) and wound in
who is to be congratulated on his the lumen sutured up with cat.tttt,•
choice in the person of a lady with Alter proper antiseptic preeautiens
such sterling qualities as a heel' the ave Bern taktw k'iio woune through
15 the inusele and skin can be b'r°u�•!it
mate. Mrs. Heyroclt who spent together with silk stitches, placed one
more than twenty years of honor inch apart and through the outlet.
able widowhood in this coamuunity thickness of the muscle.. The wound
has the good wishes of her many 'should be dressed daily and kept cov-
friends-iu acenp•ting• the overtures ert,d to protect it from insects and
of the lean who served. ;some of the.oust.
best fields in his Conference and A useful- dressing lotion can be
who foe a nu'rnbei'' of years 'eves trade by using Linc Sulphate, one
on^ of its Presi�linl,�Eltlers, Tiic draau; Carbolic acid, two drams; Gly
happy couple were united by the rrri.ue: two ounces; Water; fourteen
pastor of elle beide, and a lfe•loug operation
uenices, Mixed together, Should this
p at on be attempted by anyone
friend of the ,grooms He'v. J. G.
Litt, in the presence of a few .re-
latives, After lunch the. newly
wedded loft for London and New.
Hamburg. Mrs. Heyrock will in-
deed be missed in the ]2vangclietl
church choirs as Sabbath School
teacher and ehttrc]i, worker in gem.
eral. however, Zerieh'e loges Will
be New Hamburg's gaiat, The
'Herald ;joinlal their many Zurich fri-
eu .1.i ill .0.'c en.liirg cot;grntnletions
other than'a trained veterinary sur-
geon, warning is given that Dally all
'iti
SeptiC
absolutely ely t1e
al
operation
rill iserinit'tb ahiinal to live. --L.
etevenson, Dept. of Extensible 0.4
Jolley), Guelph.
In, most localities tho poultry
inose should face the south; as this
n5nre5 the greatest amount of sun-
,ight during the Winter. Proper vert'•
dation and sunlight uleari a dry
^.n.tso'and healthy birds.
es
REMEMBER ,
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