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BUSINESS CARDS
. 014dfoot,, K.•illorau & 1101411MS.
Barrrktexs. Solicitors, .dot tries,
E:tn, • Offtee on the S:cluate,
Ind' door from Hanalilton • St, God -
*rich !;•rivitteI.un40 to ,leap . at
lowest rater#, '
Proudfoot, K.C. J. L Killoran
D E..Ho'1mes,
Ur, Holmes will be in Hensel.' e on
kriday of each week,
Andrew F. Hess, Tom w�nship Clerk
Swift .,t marriage licenses, Notary
titbits, Commissioner, Fire and Alit,.
mobile Insurance, Representing.
**son .and Erie Mortgage Corpora
-
Went Fine Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
fbatarlo.
Dr. G L. Smith
;0,13, (Toro Tit() .1 D.D.S„ (!Chicago)
DENTIST
WALPE11 HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
WAIN OFFICE - HENSALL
A -U -C` %.I -U -N -E -E -R
OSCAR IKLOP?
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of ' Auctioneering, Try,
ams for Registered Live Stock
(All Breeds). Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
;damns fat sale. Will sell anything
anywhere.
Phone 18-93 or write. Zurich.
'Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In'a position to con-
duct any auction sale, -regardless
as tosize or articles to sell. I
-solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
serv'ices.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood,
;f''bione 13-57
Zurich Mee
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
Ti.0 gb ut &
Deiollzrt
ZURICH LIVERY
I am in a .position to accomo-
date allrequirements in the Livery
Shine,' have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
'1rt0l3e 49 Zurich
4. S. ATKINSON, Z.D.S., D.D.S,
glee AEhl71`1.8T
rat uate of the. Royal College
VI Dental Sitrgeons of Ontario and.
ttit the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental 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
LIVE
P O U LT R Y
WANTED
*taken ,~very 'lay till 3 Ociock. p.m,.
Do not feed fowl same morning
"I en brought in.
Highest Cask Prices
--CASH
FOR---
Cream and Eggs
e.,� E n �
N;goe O'Brien
Phone 94. Ztiii!eli
1A�
OAL
Li
• SEASON 1924
•5iPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
'''.
ELIVER-•a ' MS ;
ANTHRAC'I!TE .W;e are noiv ire -
e
�iv)xig our genuine _D 1 'vare &
Tif►tdsoni direct, front' the mines,,Nut
Stove and:Egg ,sizes. •
SOFT COAL --Just
al -rived, an-
other
car of our high grade soft.
*tie coal has made a great hit for
Sion ehold use and our sales of this
Skye over doubled fini the last !sea-
a9t�nH I•
`13OULETS••--Our eloulet Coal is
etlao ii ii elate 'by itself and
otaing in favor rapidly.
OfJR Telephones 'are at ' 'your
eeervice. Use thenal t~freely for .in-
'fertnationt •
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0AL & PRODUCE MTEJTtr'13ANT
tions Ofi'iee 10w, Howe lel
ti.ENSAL3. NT�a
';PUT 1COCT:ti;
Wants, For ,$air.e,:Lost,
.Found, Novice, Etc. Ads
IN Ilia '• coLoM,N
FOR SALE
Ti mob'
m th
Als' .e ,.
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I rt. and..
Timothy, Re Clover
Red lyes
Seed for (sale: • No. 1, Gov. tested
iseed's. ;Pride's right.
J, Galsclro & Son(, Zurich
FOR SALE
OR RENT -East gra Lot._ii., Cone
5, '1'lr. of Hay, a first cla'ss grass
farm,.. A bargain; Terms Liberal,•.
'Apply to A; Murdock, Herpsal'1'.
FOR SALE
Desirable Dwelling and 2 lots
land for sale in Zurich. Apply to
W, F. lerau.n, for particulars. tf37.
FOR RENT
On 'shares, the land known as 4
acres of u3 Lot 16, L. R. E,., Stan-
ley Tp. For particulars apply to
Orr Bros':, R.R, 2, Zurich. 37-4
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Bred -to -lay Rocks headed by
males of highest egg producine st-
rains. Eggs for hatching at the
farm 50e. per dofent 45c. on in-
cubator lots of 11 dozen or over.
$1.00 per 15 crated for shipping4
We are booking orders now.
RICH
One snore week till easter,
Miss Lulu Albrecht 'spetatt
past 'week et Hayfield,
the
Mr, and .Mrs;. E. Oelsch Visited
Dashwood ft.tEtalde on Silnday.
Mr. Roy :El. Patterson; County
Engineer 'wets' in the village .op Tu-
esday.•
Mrs. A, Willett and Miss Anna
Hess were at London on Thursday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Fritz and fam-
ily were Sunday visitors at Dashe
weed. '
Mi'. Norman Gaseho '!eft ' for
Windsor where he will reside in
future.
Hay Council mien hi the Town
Hall on Mondry to transact their
monthly bu'sine'ss:
Miss Lorinda Schoch is spending
as few weeks with relatives at Kit-
chener and New Hamburg.
. The new telephone directories
have .arrived and (t(ie Clerk, Mr,.
k. F. Bess is busy 'nailing ,same:"
Messrs. Hess -Milliken' while at
London last week, purchased a Ford
runabout car which they will con-
vert into a light truck to use in
their electrical supply business.
The roads are drying up nicely
although very rough and rutty',at
places, wblat is needed is a good
E. G. Krueger, R,R,2, Zurich. Phone scraping to fill un the deep .rubs
1-85. tf-37 and leiel the roadbed,
kr. Robert Lamont left Hanna,
Alta, last Friday with a ,carload
of homes, which he expects to un-
load at Kippen or Hensel' 'stations
WANTED
Will tek a a 'meted number of
cattle fns pasture for season of and 'sell to farmers of this section.
1924. Fee further particulars ap- M tesnee C. Fritz & Son; Shoe Mer
ply to John Stephan, R.R. 1, Zur- chines', of Zurich h:rv' been ap-
ish, Phone a-99. 35-4 eenetc
d az. nts for thandistrict far
the Ford Motor cars. Anyone wi=
shine; to purchase ;a new Ford car.
kindly let thein know and they will
be onlyt o0o glad to give a dem-
onstration.
Mr. Geo; HF. Pelle of the 14th
Con. Ha!y, has di'sposr rl of his fine'
7.09 ••Acre faun to M. Chris. Berra
HENSALL
Spring Show
Horses --- Cattle
The annual Spring Show, under sister cf Dashwood, Mr, Pfile tal:-
the auspiers of the South Huron inrr Mr. Burreister''s property in
Agricultural Society, of Stallions, Dashwood on, exchange. Mr. Pfile
Harness and Ratter Horses, Bulls is holding; an extensive auction, sale
14th.
of his effects on Monday, .April
.
.At the OAT etion sale en Saturday
K. M. McLean, Secretary, Seaforth i the estete or"• the late Mary Koch-
. a T Mr. W'tn. Hider of the 14tH
Hey, porch l sedt he dwelling
property. Mr. Miller having ren-
ted his festal is haveing an auction
set?. of Farm, Stock and Impletn-
ants on Wednesday April 16th
and Cows, will be held in Remelt
On TUESD:I.Y APRIL 15th
m. Consitt, Peesicient, Hensall. os the prop:'rty rued chattels of
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Tuxedo..:.:,Chattertess
AUTO OIL FOR •FORD CARS. GL'
ARANTE1JD -TO STOP TBE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS. Sold 13y'
L. A. PRANG, Zurich, tf18
COA
Supply Of
Chesnut and Furnace
On Hand
Case & Son
PHONE 35 - . HENSALL -17
Dr, H. H. COWEN
L..D, 5., D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At till tier,nick tllocl.; Zurich, ev
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Main Office
faARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOI)
HEIRS WANTED
Missing Heirs are being sought
throughout the world, Many people
n
aC.. t0 d',t,y living In comparative
poverty who are wally rich, but do
not know it, Yoe' may be one of
thein. • Send for Index Book. "Mis-
sing Heirs and Next of Kin,,, con-
teining carefully authenticated lists
of missing i heirs and unclaimedest-
atoll which have been advertised
for her and abroad. The Index
of Missing Uoirs we offer for sale
contains th':raands of names whieh
have appeared in Atnerican, Can-
adian, English Scotch, Welsh, Ger
many French. Belgian, Swedish, Io-
clia'iay. Colonial, and' other newsp-
apers, inserted by lawyers, execute
oars, administrators. Also conte-
rXs list of English and Lash Courtin
'of Chancery and unclaimed
elide list list of I3atik of .laugland. Your
name or Tour-aneeetor's may be in
the list. Send 81,00 (one dollar) at
once for hook,
INTER NATIONAL CLAIM
AGENCY, Dept 262
PITTSIIUIRGfl,, Pa., U.S.A..
rGood news conics to the many
bread. e::atersl of Zurich, aswe: have
been without a. baker,,' fru 'soatine:
Ml Ezra .Koeh3er lens`
decided- ed.. to t melee th> • ,e e et ii e to'
I t
siert att baking, business, - in the bu .
ildinze om h•'is .p, opert;y '.feietner1y
used byt he glove factory .and . r
the first pla,c9 built for a Baptist
church W wish Mr. Koehler ev-
ery success in his undertaking, he
has ordered a full' line ,of equip-
ment including a large steel oven
and expects to be ready -tor bak-
ing, in about two week. Eat -Zur-
ich bread made by Zurich's new
baker.
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•
• Messrs. J. Fleeter and son BUR -
sell were at London on Monday, the
object being to either return with
the $200e in cash or the Hudson
coach auto, which Russell won as
first prize iv the Adverisert contest
However, after looking over the
ear it eves decided that it would
be o2 greater cao:wenieece and pl-
easure than the cash, hence . they
r'ttneted with the coach, which is
ce fine ere -tilt .to hte village; as we
'we do not know 'of any car just
eo nice as thin particular one. It
is of the five -passenger coach type
bee a large 0 -cylinder noi'se'le'$.s run
~ti:`g motor with an abcandance of
power, and is designed to' the lot: -
est thriughout. The present pr-
ice being,$2100.00. A>::d we are
most certainly glad that thi's car.
Nils woe air Rtsssell, the candidate
front Zurich
OLIN TON SPRIGN FAIR
The Clinton Seeing Fair was
held on Thursday, A'hril 3rd It
being, the' largest fair of its kind
ever held. Entries included one
hundred horses and some thirty
cattle. J. rttcLe<an,. of. Richmond
Hill, judge, stated it was the best
exhibit of heroses ever 'seen. Fol-
lowing is part of the nrize Avin-
n;ers that wi11 be of interest to peo-
ple oft his district.
LIGHT HORSES
Roadster Stallion, Standard bred
trratter, John Decher, Zurich.
Roadster Carriage horse in har-
ness, Dr. 'II;' H. Ross, Seafortli, Roy
Cantelon, Clinton.
Roadster Horse
in
La
iiFssf
Robe
McLaren e
McIarP Iaisnll0JDi1pCl-
inton; Wn,
Decheae Zurich. •
Lady having won prize before
Mrs. G. W. Nott, Scaforth; Mrs. G.
T. Dale, Clinton.
' Judge, Win. Doherty, Toronto',
HEAVY HORSES
Gen. Purpose filly or gelding ,,3.
re -ear -Wm, Decher, Zurich and
second; D. Gardiner, Goderich. -
Gen. Purposet earn in harness --
Wm -Dee -time Zurich; D. Gardiner,
Godericli, Wtn. Bell, Myth; :Carl
Cooper, Clinton.
Beast matched tear) in harness --
Richard Shaddiel:,,Londesboro.
Team coining greatest distance
-Wm.Decher, Znr''1'.
Janie, Jss. Me.Lea.ai, Richmond
?Till, '
II AL Zi
FARM
`tie Manufacitite of 'glee
the tloine Dka ',Y•
7
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e a
l' ti
p t ri,, the 1o?lil k i g e Welt U:
Congulatie>nstrains-'2tnd 1Cxil'Iing
-A iitonesellede Ir's'c* x- trier
Care of t7heese-....(;o c;;.r.t;Atie-r 'xfl
Win,
centruieted in? Ontario i)epart, .< it at
+lgricuitut`e, Toronto.)
For every nine or ten poirene of
cheese required, use 1.0.0 ,pontes o1
milk (10• gallons). Take th • trash
morning's milk and nes it vvi,i' the
night's milk in a vat, or souse clean
vessel suitable for holding atilt(
Heat the milli to 86 degrees Fahren-
heit, by placing a clean can of hot
water in it, or by setting the vessel
containting the milk on the stove; and
stirring.
Coagulation.
Use wee teaspoonful of rennet for
every 25 pounds of milk. First dilute
the rennet with a pintsof cold water,.
and then mix it thoroughly for about
three " minutes.
Cover the vat until coagulation
takes place, which will be in '.about
twenty minutes, depending on the
ripeness of the milk. When the curd.
breaks clean across the anger without
any flakes remaining on it, it is ready
to be cut.
Cutting.
For cutting, regular curd knives
are best. Use the horizontal knite
first-euttiug lengthwise of the vat,
then cut both lengthwise and cross-
wisewith the perpendicular knife:
This gives small cubes of even size.
After the 'curd has been cut, it
should be gently stirred with the
hand, or with a small wooden rake
for ten minutes before applying heat.
Heating.
Heat the curd' 98 degrees Fahren-
heit, taking about thirty minutes to
do so. Continue stirring until the
curd is ready for dipping; usually
about two and one-half to three hours
from the time the vat was set. When
the curd becomes firm and spring
and- falls apart when a handful is
pressed together, it is ready to hare
the whey removed.
After draw off the whey stir the
curd over once, then pile it event,, at.
one end of the vat and cover it with
a heavy cotton cover. in about twenty
minutes the curd will be well matted
when it should be cut, into blocks
about four inches square. Turn the
blocks about every twenty minutes
until the curd comes flaky. This is
usually 'about one and a half hours
after dipping.
tMIUIn'g.
Knife may be used in place of a
turcl.'11�i11.' Gut the curd into strips
about the thickness 'of your linger,
stir *ell, and 'apply salt at the rate of
'one :ounce foie every twenty-five
pounds of milk.
SPei'ukleethe- salt over •the curd,
mix ft elibi-oughly and wizen the salt
is dissolvedethe curd will be ready
to put to press at between 80 and
`.4 degrees.
The, cheese hoop. or hoops, should
be .made of heavy tin with two
:;,.ndles on the outside. A suitable
sire for home use would be neven and
eight incliee eu diameter and tivelvr
or fourteen inches high.
Place a piece of cotton at the boa
tone ofthe hoop, as a temporary cat,
then put the cheese cloth band's;
inside the hoop. Carefully pack ft:
the curd, fold over the end of the
•bandage, place on top a piece of cot-
ton similar to the one at the bottom
Put on Wooden follower, aad put to
press.
:9, klonie-lllade Press.
If a press with a screw is net avail:
able, use q lever press. Take a piece
of scantling ten or twelve fest Ion:
foe a Iever Place the cheese heap on
a strong box about three Leet from
the wall. Nall to the wall a pick u
of scantling and under it put oue end
of the lever. I'ut a block of wood
cut toe of the follower for the level
to ;est on. A pail containing, stones
or I.ran•may be used for the weleht.
Do not apply full pressure at erst.
dtr thl'ee-gearters of an hour the
cheese may be takeu from the tress,
the batidages wet with hot eater,
purled „ up smoothly and trit are i
neatly, allowing ane-baif an inch to
lap at the ends. boxer the ends With
circles of. stiffened cheese cloth, over
that place a piece of cattail dipped
iii hotw t a er
'Return the cheese to
the press until the foil'owieg morn-
ing, whau they should be tu.reetl in
the hoops :and pressure continued a
few hours longer. After removing
the cheese from the press, place them
in a cool, dry. cellar to ripen.
After Care of Cheese.'
Turn the cheese end for end on the
shelf every day for a month and
afterwards
U C
c 'sten' llv
a These
eheese will be ready :for use In about
six or elilit weeks..
To prevent the cheese moulding,
and .to keep thele from dry tats too
much, they' 'may be dipped in hot
parafene. wax.
Another tien
method t,d tc
prevent i ou d
S io"
put a tiuulale
Cloth on the cheese until ready for
use. The iuould will be on the extra
cloth, leaving the cheese clean when
removed•= -Dept. of Extension, 0. A.
College,, Guelpli.
I.. Co-operation Will Win.
"Cotheetition is no Inger the life
of trade but co-operation is the as-
surance of success. There are three
forces leading tis to bigger things and
they must to -operate. One is nuance .
and the 'ethers are labor and the
farmer. The farmer has. been inde-
pendent and an individually and coin
pete with others collectively. There
-a taon
co
er
must be p a tor sales, for
purchases and for production, Wo
must standatdiee our products so the
e, re will lino* jtit What he- la to
r` t.
Y:•o^ C . !'P i .Eyck before
: 1dr c;a.5111 V , Veal* fillattt, b
Have You bought that . 4 iw )b.
Tire Buggy? If not
HESS
REPAIRING „.
Painting Feed Car, One "oat, $15,00, ',Vivo Coats' .;, .,. " $20,0'0
iCovering Ford Top Good Material,.less curtains .., '1
Changing Ford Curtain' to open with Doors ... 1i 5,00.
Painting Buggy . ........... .. - .... $5;00:.
$8.00..
11' YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE 112RUBi3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS,
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Lumber Laths S
4 Combination storm and
screen doors made to orders
Lumber and Building eaer�ial
Cu- t m 'cark our i �-,ci lty' I
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