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laOSINESS CARDS , PUT TOUR
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larouoeeit, Xi/loran :(131,M28' Wants, For Saieg Lost,
rat, tee,, Qii.e, Square, 1F010n;d„ INIOT iaeg Etc. A4 iv/10E13911M
7,1//9. cotemil end. vesiteee ae. Heeelalr'
11111ifeb eilvate funds' tei lean et
• Sate eutaries,
ue • tleer from' Hamiltou Otide • • a
treat eatee,
. •Mr., W, TlaPfile; Mies Pearl Pile
leveuciroot K.C.
J Killoran•
. find Ms, Garnet Jacebe motored to
D E. Holmes•
feeesall on FOR SALE L"AciQ,Criar°IcliiiadIVE°eirifclifail;e*s1; *n 1a kiwalea Will he d' a 2 yearling (Cattle, 1 heifer due mem eap,eetea in a fear deye-Ae
Friday of each week, jeth oe Kaye '5 pigs ubout 90 `lbs. id 1.
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Andrea F, Hese, Townehln Clerk "'eh, Ismne small Pigs. Apply to I
Weer of Marriage licenses, Neter* A•• R. E. No. 2, Zuriele ."The last gernean Lenten service
40-3 will beheld in the Lutherap Church
Commiseioner, Fire and Aut- l*PhOne 6-94
obIIe Inseranee, Representing
litarths
and Erie Morteage Corpora- .• WANTED
aleneThe Canada Trust Co, Zur Godeirch, g000d plain coole
ich ' e •
and to do general housewerk, no
bawl°,
washing* or ironing, itevo in Parriily
good wages, Write or apply imp
mediately Diles. Macdonald, P. 0.
Drawer 336, Goderich, Out. 40-3
Pr, G. L. -Smith
Iola (Toronto.) SVChicago)
DEr!ITIST
.A.tr.,,w ALPER HO U :11, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN ()TWICE FIEN.SALL
Arti-C-T-1-07N,E-E-R
OSCAR KLOPT
Graduate Carey H. Jones Nat -
;tonal School of Auctioneering. Try,
me for Registered Live 'Stock
1)11 Breeds). Terms in keeping
-With prevailing prices. Choice.
terms for sale. Will sell anything
401v/here.
' Phone 18-93. or write, Zurich.
'Licensed Auctioneer ,
Licensed Auctioeeer 'for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
ea to size or articles to sell.
solicit - your business; and if not
*ensued will make no claarges for
• serviees,
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
phone 13-57
Zurich Meat k
-MARKET
,Fresh and Salt- Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
• Highest Cash Price for Wool
()ASH FOR SKINS &BIDES
Tniughlut
Dolchert
ZURICH LIVERY
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'n,•• eoeda.,,e'
OP!
.1 am in -a position to accomo-
taste all requireinents in the Livery
Until; have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
'.Pisone Di ' Zurich
4,4k. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
• DENTIST
tiraduate of the Royal College
1111 Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
et the 'University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
• Office hours at Zurich every
• Main Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
Zurich.every TUESDAY
• Phone 79 -19
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POU LT -R y-
wANTED
*Akan every day till 'i Oelock p.m,
• Do not feed fowl same morning)
ete-braught in,
Highest Cask Prices:.
-CASE FOR ----
„r• Cream ar,d. Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phan. 94. Zurich
SEASON' 1924
PRING AND SUMMER" DELIVER
• ANT:E(RAC1TE-We . axe no* Lee-
meileing our genuine Delaware • &
direct frometheartines, Nut
noire ad Egg eies.
SOFT 00.4.1,--,Tnet arrived, ..aa-
. *they car a our high grade soft.
This coal hies made, greett hit for
• lieseueehold uSe and our liales OfthiS
. ' . Wave over • doubled, it.1 the Iast" sea-
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. ItOULETS-0-Our ,Tioulet Coal 44
• also in a class byitself and isle-
lieving in favor .
OUR Telephones 'ate at I your ee
'efterVice. tThe them ez...eoly for in-
'Corm:Wore. • ' the
:aet) Ctrs 61'e
ADAL & PRODUclE MERCHANT
flione Office IOW. House 1.0).
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FOR SALE
Timothy, Alike and Red Clover
seed for !sale. No. 4 Gov. tested
'seed's. :Pricee right.
J. Gesell° & Son, Zurich
FOR SALE
OR RENT -East ie Lot 11, Con.
5, Tp. of Hay, a first class grass
farm. A bargain, Terms Liberal,.
Apply to A. Murdock, Hensel'.
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FOR SALE
Desirable Dwelling and 2 lot's
land for sale in Zurich. Apply to
W. F. Braun for particulars. tf3'7
FOR RENT
On shares, the land known es 4
acres of nY, Lot 16, L. R. A., Stan=
ley Tp. For pavticulars apply to
Orr Bros., R.R. 2, Zurich. • .'37-4
EGGS FOR NATCHING
Bred -to -lay. Rocks , headed by
males of highest egg producine •st-
rains. Eggs for hatching at the
farm 50c. per cloven,. 45c, on in-
cubator lots of 11 dozen or ove?.
$1.0o per 15 crated: for shipping.
We are booking orders now.'
E. Ca Krieger, R.R.2,' Zurich. Phone
1-85. tf-37
WANTED
-Will take ei limited number of
cattle fee pasture for season of
1924.. Foe further particulars ap-
ply TiJohti Stephan, R.R. 1, Zur-
ich, Phone 5-99. • -' 354
on Good Friday at 10.30 o'clock.
Misa Dorothy. Feltz was a week-
erld visitor at the 'home of T. Fe
Turnbull, Bauble Line.
Mr. Nesbitt Woods and Mei.
T. L. Wurm were in Bayfield vis-
iting on •Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrse,,Ed. Dater% of Hay
Township were ,Sunday vesitoreat
the horne of Mr. land Mee R. E.
Stade.
Good Friday comes on April 18,
and Easter Sunday on the 2tst and
'school will close on the 17th and
re-ope,neen the 28th. •
Mr. and Mrs: Hartman Elsie and
daughter Thelma of Dashwood,
were visiting with` Mr. and Mese
Elmer Desch a few days lett week
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iVilastiCation a Iiiou terdeeSs.,:.. Olges.7
Om; Dcscrtoed_.(has and Hay Oa
ed
• No MIx M etomitele - 11.4'e
(swain Early IQ Calves.
teantributed Dy On th 1.10 Uell+3 r went 05
es hetet ere 1 orontu.)
• A horse should not be given more
feed than he wall 'consume une
len' and a half ur two !lours, it is
a wasteful and harmful practice to
Keep nay before horses Che time.
The horse should Dave suilieient to
satisfy hunger, and, if his teeth, are
in good condition, two uours of un-
disturbed feeding inoriaing•aim eight,
with an hour and a half at mien, wii,
put as, much food into his storoacu
and intestine as these organs can pro-
perlY take care of.
Mastication a • slow Prooess With
Horses:
' Mastication in the horse Is a slow
process. It takes fifteen to tweute
minutes to properly chew and swal-
low pound of hay, and froin five to
ten minutes with a pound of oats.
The salivary secretion during feeding
with an average horse ranges rrOhi
A. Live Stock 1VIeeting will be 8 to 10% pints per hour. Tele
held on Tuesday evening, April 22, secretion makes et possible for the
at .Walpers Rotel at 8 o'clock, all horse to properly masticate and swai.
interested arq invited to •attend,- low the food, each pound of hay natk
Oscar Klopp, President. • - ing with tour times its bulk of saliva.
and each,pound of oats with an equa.
weight. Alter masticatiou, the bottle
of food passes to the stomach and lies
in the lesser curvature until there is
sufficient accumulation to distend the
organ and press the material to the
greater curvature, where gaLa tin -
juice begins to act on it.
Little Della Smith, daughter of work of Digestion Described.
Mr. and Mrs. 1VIelvin •Smith', Bron-
son Line; arid who Underwent nn
operation fit St. JOSPp11.18 illaspital
LlndOn, returned to her home the
nest week, much' improved.
Mr. John Hackie of the London
Free Press circulation department
and who for many yeaes has been
well knewe in this &stria, died on
Monday Aril 7th in Victoria Hos-
pital, London, after an .illnese of
some weeks. •
Rev. H. Rembe, was •in Auburn
last Saturday and conducted the
elin"mal of the late Mr se John
Wegner. The funeral was larg-
ely' attended. Rev.. Rembe had
foe hist ext the yirorde;:aTe- y
sh,t4tAliOli be with' ME., in Paredise.
Mrs. T. L. Wuree hale been fa -p
"rented agent for the ,Stratford
Balton and pleatiege, dioniparly,
and ,anyon.e. desiring thieC! work-
eene. may leave. their materiels et
her home
Special Easter Services ilia Holy
Ce.kentimpion will be conducted at
In renewing your subseeiptions the Lutheran Church net , Sunday
for your daily and weekly papers preretr,atory serviee at 10 Line :Eels-
reinember the Herald Office , is ter Service at 1.0.30 eau •Preper-
agent for most of them and - in atory ,serviee in enghlsh at 7.15
iani ' ,.....•• - •• " " organ` %edit choir. ' The palaii0ie
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some cases can save yOu asinuch petn. and Baiter Service at 7,30 p.
as 50 ceuits o.0 a ' single subscript,- ne '' Special Dieter, Music,. by the,
• eordialty, intitedee . . •••
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:Tuxedo i:-Cititteriess
AUTO OII;FOA FOTID CARS. GU
MUNI:FED TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING. OP BANDS. • Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. • tf18
a Constable JuL• Bloch 'advises 118
thatethera axe a. elarg.eenumber- of.
antoi being , driven at do' not
comply Withrthe Motor Vehicle Ace
by still running with the 19231 lice°
enae numbers, and by runeffig eet,
night With no red light in the redrr.
People, tshould Istrictly adhere ',to
brl stet with a red light in • the
:Tar for :safety for all iloncerned
-mei if ,such who not observe this
law are. prosecuted, they -shall not
be eurprieed. • -
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Sir Adam 'Beck haS east made
the announcement that the Hydro
Electric Power Commiseien 61 • On -
Supply Of tar: •i his eurnei of PbOnt $4.0q.009
on the Niagara and Chippayee Syat
Chesnutand Furnace 'ens after n11 It he. exPenees Wave
been. taken, care of. Exeter's ehare,
)1 this fitideples amounts to the.
laws: sum of $2788.75, and a aheck
lira been ,sent forward and placed
'e) theie credit. Thie when li.ddeal
t� the previous, reserve' makes •
total of $5578.10. It will be ,reas-
PHONE 35 seeable to expect that another cut
will be made in the rates ishoetla4
They have new 60 hYdre-elettric
sidevels in operation enitli presp-
eets for numeroue mare. •
On Hand
Case & Son
HENSALL -17
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. D. D. S.
DENTAL •SURGEON
At McCovinicie 'Mock, Zurich, eve
Pry Thursday mad Saturday.
Main Office
dARTLEIll'S taLOCK, DAEliWOOD
HEIRS WANTED
Missing Heirs are being sought
througlurat the world., Many people
are to -day Beene in comparative
poverty •who are really rich, but do
net know it, Ton may be one of
them. Send foe IndeeeBook. "Mis-
sing Heirs anitheoxteof Kin,"con-
taining. eareftely, eluthenticaed Jets
of Inissing heies 'and unclaimed est-
ate e wheel have been advertised
for here lied abroad. The Index
ot Missing* Heirs we offer tor sale
contains thousands of names which
have •appeeredele American, Can- J. T. Morrie paetor of Asian
adiab, Englieb. Smith, Welsh, Ger Street Methodist Chuveli, officiated:
man, French. Belgian, Swediale In The beide was prettily attired in
dean, Coloniel, and other newspe her •travelling suit of navy blue
epees; inserted by lewyera execute tricotine And wore becOmingeand
ozrs, administrators. Also conta-teoloeed hat with mink "cleokey and
ins list of English and Irish Pellets corsage of Sunset roses, After
of Chancery and unelaineed divid- the cemmortY a vdeeption washeld
ds list of Bank of Eugland. Your 41,t the home of the bride' e isister;
nee or your ancestor's may be in Mris. S. E. Fauet, Wortley road, afe
list:. Send $1.00 (one dollar) int ter which Hr. and Mrs,. Becker left
e
for honk., on a wedding trip to Torontoif
Thiffalo and points east. On their
return thayt will re•si le in Waterloo
where the groom holds a position
Last Sunday 'morning 16 'Catecle.
u•nt ,ns were confirmed. in the leutb-
Ten Merrell in the peeserme eof a
I errcongeogati on. Rev.
reel e vire a d a ppm p ri ate:
cuty,.ornati.0,1 .Tr‘rrrton on liftbaewe
6-O. In the evening theelast
English Lenten .service wee condu-
the ;sermen being based Oil St
Luke 23;46. The newly confirmed,
who ittend.ed the services .in
body, were welcomed by the pas-
tor and received as cotentunieant
members. The collection' of the
day which Wts for apportionment
amounted to $53,87 end- the collec-
don foor Lutheran Relief to, $177.9p,
making a total eolleetion of 6231.67
BECE.ER-HA.RTLEIB' •
• (Lc:Melon Free Paves)
The, marriage took place in this
city oul Tuesday, April iith, ,of Miss
Ruth Amy Hartleibldangliter 'Of
Charles Hartheb, of Goderich and
formerly of Zurich, to Henry Nee --
man Beclve4 of Waterlobo. Rev.
HENS,',L.I. ONT.,
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INTERNAT)ONAL CLAIM
AGENCY, Dept 262
PITTSBURGH, Pao 1J.S.A., tn. a bank.
As the stomach distends through
Mod being pressed in, the ingesta
(food on which the gastric juices are
acting) is forced out through the
pylorus into the intestines, where ilia
. gastric juices have full opportunity
of acting. if the quantity feel is nut
more than what the horse cru eat in
two hours, the stomach and intestines
can accommodate it fur full and pro-
per digestion. ir the quantity of hay
and oats is such as to keep the horse
eating continuously (most horses art
gluttons), feed will be forced through
the stomach and intestines too quick-
ly to permit of proper and full satur-
ation with gastric juice, hence the
wasteful practice of having hay be-
fore the horse all the time when he
'is standing in the stable. There is
no absorption from the stomach of
the `horse, this 'function being per-
formed by the intestines. Under nor-
mal coaditions and' rational feeding
the' food remains in the horse's
•stomach long enough for the gastric
Juices to convert 40, to 50% of the
carbohydrates into sugar, and. trona
40., to, 70% of the proteins into pep-
tones.. Overeating, wbich causes
,oveFloading of stomach and duode-
itirineeise jiaste abouteas sexist -tile as
•.chiekingethe- threshing machine and
tanSingateueral wastee sending, the
gkain Outwith the straw. •
,Oets...and. Hay,. Do Not Mix in the
Stomach. •
• If a horse is fed on Oats. and hay
•iit auccession, the stomach will, on
'examination. be fouud to contain
these substances unmixed and ar
ranged in strata, the first food taken
being in the pylorus and the last ni
the lessee curvature. The content,
of a horse's stomach are squeezed
and. pressed, but not churnecl, as is
the case with cattle.
The regular arrangement of fowl
in layers is disturbed -when a horse
is watered after feeding. A portion
of the food may be washed out of the
•stomach. The water which a horse
drinks does not stop in the stomach
but passes directly through it on its
way to the- mecum. For this reason
it is advisable to water first and feed
afterwards, -L. Stevenson, Dept. of
Extension., 0. A. College, Guelph.
Feed Grain Early to Skinimilk Calees.
At the time calves are changed
from whole to skimmilit they are
'ready to begin eating small amounts
of grain, which should be placed be -
'tore them in emelt feeding boxes. Or
it- they are. tied in stanchions fOr
Milk feeding, the grain can be put"
in the man'ger before they are re -
teased. Just a very email handful
is all the calf will take at first, and
eniye as much should be fed as the
aminal will clean up.
Ground corn is very palatable, and
it Cell be fed alone or in combitiation
•With other grains, such as ground
• oats, bran, and •some oil meal. It
sometimes helps to get the calf
darted on grain by putting a 'small
amount. on its tongue and eaueelS.,
When the empty'apilk Pail, is taken
away. • This also pets .a stop to suck -
Ing the ears of the calf in the next
tie! eftee the young aninial's eppe-
tite for grain has Increased, the corn
and oats cart be fed'erhole, but mew/
'feeders, centinue to let them Inge
ground grain.
•A Odd' grain mixture to feed 'to
growing calves is made of :eel
pounds of ground carte 3011 pounda
ground or whole oats, and left
pounds lipdseed oil meal.
'flay can also be placed before the
celvee, at this time in a small rock.
Clover hay, mitis Clover and thnothie
or alfalfa bay not too leafy, are as
satiefecto4a
An early start in grain and hay
ensures' the proper development or
.the digestive organs of the young ani-
mal, and assists in promoting vigor-
oes growth.
Peek Up Your Dishes. • "
(A Song for Girls' Clubs.)
Pack up your dishes In the •old dish
pan
And "wash, wash, wash.
While we've got soap and vvater near
at hand,
• Scrub, girls, use the brutal,
What's the tree of *lea:vines them'?
To grumble is all bosh
So pack up your dishes le the old
di' etre
Ana waeli, wash, waeh,
P Have You bought that liubbe
• bre Buggy? If mot;
HE sells them
• tZEPAlIZINti
Painting Feed Car, One'loat, 615.00, Two Coats MOO
iCo vexing Ford Top good Material, less curtalue $12.00
Changing Ford Curtaine to Open with Doors . $5.0
. Painting Buggy .. ..... $8,00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBI3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS,
HESS. ZURICH
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