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¥.a 'r t{•tt?r&I, Solicitors, ''Not:ta"i!a's,
Pu'b1i a, Me, Office on the :itivale,
$od UGor from Hamilton .St, God-
,yricb Private tends to loan at
9aweet rakes.
proudtoot, K.C. J. L. Killoren'
D E, Holmes.
Ur. Relines will be in Hensel! oo
Friday of each week,
Andrew F. Hese, To'wns'hip Clerk
*Onset of marriage licenses, Notary
public. Commissioner, Fixe and Aut-
Imnobile • Insurance, Representing
*ion and Erie Mortgage Corpo-
a*1 n, The Venada "frust Co, Zurich,
.'dstsrio
Sraitili
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AT ti'.ALPER HOUSE, ZUR,ICI3.,
EVERY WL(' e7ESDAY
MAIN' OFFICE HENS AL
A -13 -C -T -1 -0 -R -E E.R
OSCAR KLOP?c
Graduate Carey M: Jones •Nat-
loaaal School of Aucti.oneering. Try,
ame for Registered Live Stock
tAll Breeds). 'Perms in keeping
with . prevailing prices, Choice oi
/ammo /or sale, Will sell anything
here.
P
on3 18-93 or write, Zurich.
'Licensed .. Auctioneer
reanrieci
Auctioneer for County
of t aHuron. au 1tion sale,r�'egardlen to tie
duet any.
45 to size or articles to sell. 1
'solicit your business, and if not
•.,satisfied will traake'no charges for
aerv1ees.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
:Phone 13-57
OA Meet ~�
MARKET
Fresh. and Salt Meats
Bologna 5asagf,s, etc .S
Highest Cash Price for Wool
'CASH FOR SUNS & HIDES
Irungblat (34
ZURICH LIVEBI
I am in a position to acconlo-
allste ail requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for. hire. ...Any.
tiling dope In the teaming line
GEORGE J. THIEL
!Pone 58 Zurich
0. S. ATKINSON, L.D,S.,' D.D.S,
DENTIST
eraduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
ifs the University. of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
-nary District No. One, Londou,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Main Office, Exeter, Phone 34.
:Ai Zurich every TUESDAY
'Phone 70 -10
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LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED.
Taken every day till • 3 Oeloek. p.ni
Do r'it teed fowl same morniutt
%be,u,.,)'':aught in
Highest Cash Prices
--e-CASH FOR --
Cream ..an ... Eggs
W. O'Brien
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SEASON' 1924
',SPRING -AND SUIVIMER DEI,IYERe
IES .
ANTHRACITE -We axed :naw ;r
riving' mar genuine Delawaro'• &
Hudson direct from .the mines, Nut
hove and Egg ,size.
SOFT COAL= -just arrived, an
-other ear of our high grade soft.
`ld"hia coal has made a. great hit for
household use and our sales of this
have over doubled ' to the last ea-
reas
ROULETS--Our Eoulet Coal ie
'also in a ela'ss- by itself and is gr-
owing in favor. rapidly...
O'i71 t Telephones 'are at your
rvice, Use theme k£i'ee1 '
':imrmation.
ew ' .toi6±-1..
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& PRODUCE MERCHANT
*hone Office 10W.'' !louse fej;
,.:NSALL NT.;.
Wants, unit}T YO '>3
F o r Sale, Los
Found, Notice, Etc. Ad
IN. THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
Dwelling property r'ty in Zurich,
)Conrt;ortabie frame house, hen ho-
use and' fruit tree's lin lot, For
:par tieulees apply to - A,.13', Hess
Zurich. a 42-3
FO.t SALE
2 yearling "cattle; 1 heifer duo
10th of May;, '5 pigs ,about 90 lbs.
each, Isoai'e rs a all . 'pigs, Apply to
A, .A., 'R. R, No, 2, Zurich,
Phone 6-97. 40-3
WANTED
In, Goderi'eh, g000cl plain cook
and to do general houisework, no
washing or ironing, two in family
good wages. Write or 'apply im-
•inodiately to Mrs. Macdonald, P. 0,
Drawer 336, Goderich, Ont. 40.3
LOST
On the Zurich .Roach, a bicycle
pump, finder please leave at
'Herald Office, .
-- FOR SALE -
Timothy, Malice and Red Clover
seed for sale. •No. 1, Gov. nested
seeds. Prices right.
T. Gascho & Son, Zurich
FOR SALE
OR RENT -East 3 Lot 11, Con.
5, Tp. of Hay, •,a first class grass
far'in. A. ' bargain, Terms Liberal.
Apply to A. Murdock, Hensall. '
FOR SALE
Desirable Dwelling and 2 lots
land for sale. in Zurich. Apply to
W. F, IJraun far particulars. tf37
EGGSFOR HATCHING
Bred -to -lay Rocks headed by
males of highest egg. . iroducin , st-
rains. Eggs for hatching at the
farm 50e, per dozen., 45c, on in-
bubator lots of 11 dozen or over.
$1.00 per 15 cra:t-r.d for shippingt
We are booking orders now.
B. G. Krueger, R.]3.9, Zurich. Phone
1-55. - tf-37
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remember the Herald Office is
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AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS, GU
ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT
TEEIING OF BANDS.
L. A.. PI;:ING, Zurich.
Sold 13y
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Supply Of
Cho nut afid Furntaca
On Hand.
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PHONE 35
Dr. H.a H. 0'0>a, EN
L. D. S:, D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick .block, Zurich, ee
ery Thursday and. Saturday.
Main Office•
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HEIRS WANTED
'Missing Heirs are being 'sought
througheo1 the world, 'Many pcotalc
are to -day living in comparative
pcive'rty, who aro really rich, but do
not know it. • Yoe rely be one of
them. • Send for Index Book, "Mi --
'sing Bears and Next of CCirt," con-
t:aiui ig Carefully authenticated lists
of Inissi1g hairs and unclaimed est-
ates which have been advertised
Cor Item and abroad. The Index
of Missing Ilell's the offer Inge sale
contains thrnisands `nf 'naiiae's which
have appeared • •in American, C'nn-
adieu, English, Scotch, Welsh, Ger
man, French. Belgian, Swedish, In-
diao, Colonial.' mid other newspe
apers, itiser'terd by lawyer's, exc'cut-
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of Chancery and eancleimed divide
ends list of Bank of England. Your
name' or your ancestor's may be in
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once for book,
INTERNNAL CLAIM e„
AGENCY, Dept 262
PITIT$EiJBG:C ,, Pa., UAL.
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Miss Alma Utticry spent the We-
ek -end with friencls at ;t)ashlwood.
.il'O:F SALE --3 good new razors
a real snap at $2,35 each:--•E.Oescla.
Mn, Joseph :Meidinger iwas on
business to Too.ronto Wedneee
day
Miss Vera .Siebert was a visitor
to London for a few days.
1Vfl. T. L; Wur1n wars a visitor
to Goderich on Tuesday.
Mr. and .Mrs. A Mellek were San
clay visitors at Nea ;Ramberg and
If itchnnor.
Miss Qlara Weber of Detroit is
se. :ncling a fele weeks at herhorae
here.
Mr. and Mrs, 3, Preeter and fam-
ily spent the. week -end at New
hamburg, and Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Eickrneier mot-
ored to St Marys oti Sunday, Mrs,'
1icklneier remaining there for the
Mr. and Mos, Lenni's Callfas and
little daughter have returned to
their home in Kitchener, after 'sp-
ending a few days here. .
Miss Pearl Wuriz, who Spent the
palst few months at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Moritz, Guelph,
has returned .to her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Young and
family, Miss Mnucl Beacom andMr
C,•^orae Beacom all from Goderich,
were Sunday visitor's at the home
of.,Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Ga'scho.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Smith' little
Mae Ingold„ MIs'se-s Irene Lipp-
h•Itdt and Fuloine Geiger, and Mr,
Newell Geiger, motored to New
Hamburg on; Thursd;lyt and spent
the remainder of the week there.
• Mr. Albert haters who spent
'Easter holidays with his parents in
}IaS Tr., is 'spending the week -
reel 1 withricnds at Midway, be-
fore returning to Waterloo to re -
attar his studies at the Seminary.
• R;v. H Rembe has received' an
o'fr ^al env itation to attend the.
dedication of The Muhlenberg Bue.
ilding of the United Lutheran, Oh -
arch in America at Philadelphia,"
Pa. , 1 i i
Dr. B. A. Campbell, of Torun,
to, in renewing his subscription to
the Herald has a fine compliment
to th1 publisher by stating that it
is tha most -velcoille and interest-
ing prrioclicalt hat comes to their
11. •at,' in that large city", and also
is always in big demand when ft
arrives.
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The regulation requiring a.ehild
who is absent from school three
consDcutive dayis to obtain a cer-
tificate of good hea.lth fr'ozn a phy
siciarr aa's ' een 'suspended by the
Board of H^.a1th of Hay Toiisliip
The Township of Hay is now free.
of
casae, of contagious cliseases'and
t was :not thought necessary to
nforce the regulation any Longe'.
The Lutheran Imrn.igrntion Board
held its initial meeting that Thurs-
day evening. The Bonycl consists.
ea' Rena at .Remo', Pastor; 11Ir. a.
rst'hl1b , r'cs.; Mr. II, Vungblut,
Vice. -Pres; Mr. Wna. S. Johnston,
Secy-Treas. and. Mr. H. Howald.
nt„ ' n': t- ping will be held Fri-
day e1 ening May and at 8 o'clock
and as important business will be
transacted all members are rega-
•rstr`d to be present.
GOLDEN WEDDING
Th fiftieth anniversary of the
.n•i,riagl o• Mr. and Mies. John B,
�, . r: a. ,
1, ).•_.r was celebrated in Zurich on
April 22nd. Mass Was celebrated
in St. Boni.tace Church, by the pas -
toe, Re',. Father Stroedci'. After
Yi •:� ''h^ guasts .numbering about
si...• y. -1 re. the heme n1
S a, `•1. 1.'i'. aIee. Alex. Foster of
Zurich, wh-e . a sumptuous 11 n
„•,s i. The di,,n e
, ooau was appropriately decorat d
in gild end elite, with yellow and
ilii s 1e.. •t1 centre .f 1711,
i`il^ t s 1 .cd a beautiful wedallec
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t t,nititl;=` ,:;stare. of this ,=nees-
ion eat ho fact that the silver jub
i,c•..' was c 3 heated. Mrs. Foster's
1. trn,,s, t.nd Mrs. Simon I•iit-.
t.eiholt (on 'Ars, Mvs, Mittlel1olt:�
sttry-iv;og) ..-:o celebrated their fif-
tieth annivt'r a ry. The same bred s
maid and groom's man who ofi,c:i-
atv' l at the marriage of Mr. and
Mrs. Foster wore present for both
celebrati ons,
Three sons and one daughter
were present, also a number of
brothars and sieterr of beth Mr.
and Mrs. :b .sten, Among those
rat :'s nt friers a distance were; Mr.
and Mrs. Thos'. Stephenson of
Ethel,. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ioyce of
Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Mittleholtz, Me. and Mrs, John
Zettel, Mr. and Mrs. 'Louis Foster
and family, all of Kitchener,
The village, band '\vats ineattekld-
atice in the evening, while one. sel-
eetinf was being rendered Mr. Pas-
ter suepri+sed all the guests by dan-
cing several :step fiances, Mr, and
Mrs. Foister have sev'en. children'i
thirty-eight grandchildren and
two great -grand -children 1ivi.n . A'
remarkable fail is that in this fam-
ily there; are five generations, Mrs.
Sinton Mittleholtz, Mrs. John Fester..
Mr, Louis 13'ost,c'r, Mr, Theodore
Poster and his little daughter Grape
Th ` gifts irrr^ hc,nirt:iful and nunt-
er')Us, ,showing tht' high esteem in
cv}t'ali l h:> 'jub'iar',t.ns anti' .held in
(thea' home community.
h
I lits l 13 est' way of ttia>iic r
Youn Chik,,i..
Groat srariation i» Mortaiit . ,:.q,..
per' Mash - '1+'eeding, •
a•" e
It itii Bens --Weight of f
value of l iitlnue.,.'lien to
wootribuleC tv Ontario I)e,'iz'r,•aitt .
Agriculture, Toronto 1
Tll,e, use of the ineubatoi
brooder has forced the poultry 1:. lila
to 'study • the methods 01 gr t,:vault
Chicks, A. mother hen and her proud,
when allowed to range, can he fed
many feeds and, the chicks do Wei;
simply because tile hen and the chick;.
balance" tho ,ration by catching in-
sects and, selecting tender green feed,
and, it may be several other things
that Zvi= have never observed.
(*.'eat Variation in Mortality.
There is a great variation in difer-
ent broods of chicks reared by tho
artido al method, and may broods
have a high mortality and a very
Unthrifty afapoarance. The chicks can
be reared easily with reasonable care
and, attention. The use of a Utile
coniniori sense is essential.
One should remember that, givt.i
a brooder", a colony house, and say
three ;huudred baby chicks, it is the
duty of the operator to keep the
chicks coinfortahle,' and that every
need of the body must be taken to
thochicks.u
se There is no clucking
hen to pick. up bits of gravci 00 to
catch insects. The feed In m;t he
taken to the chicks.
At present the department o1 Poul-
try Flusbatdry at the 0.A.C., is con-
ducting a series of experiments, the
object being to find a simple, lneg•
pensive method of 'growing a uormat
answer, but each season we add a
little to our knowledge.
Hopper Mash for Chicks.
chicken. it Inay take years to get the }
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The mash used at the Poultry De-
partment, 0.A.C., in the hoppers, or
feed moist, where the chicks are
ranging.'consists of:,
150 pounds, of Corn Meal,
100 pounds or Crushed Oats.
100 pounds of Shorts.
119 ,laotnids of Bran,
57 pounds of Meat Scrap.
20 pounds of Bone Meal.
The whole grain hopper feed usu-
ally consists' of fifty per cent. each of
wheat. and cracked corn. If milk is
given to drink, one-half, if not more,
of the meat' scraps nlay be taken
from the mash.
The pullets stay on range until
ready to lay, which period is when
they are about,slx months of age. I.f
they prefer: roosting in trees to the
house the allow then to do so; in fact
w'e rather prefer that they would
roost in trees.
Shade; tender green feed, pleat?•
of clean drink, and enough to eat.
are essential.
Feeding Clucks With Hens.
Where chicks are being reared
lvith hense and have acceso t0 tender
grass or. otheer green -feed, a very
good fend is raw or cooked job:iine.
cake inatle with an egg in it. Give
milk to dlrnk, .and have a quart t r
of gravel' near' the coop to aupl)iy
lit Move the coop every is,, its,°
'Whenthe 0 inks are o, ie, }t:
el :qua Cian14u to orcit i , eanie.
Paise tiro chicks on new e eied
Kaon off the old ground that .16lair.:
chicks rttlninjj• tip(Nl 1t
year. ..cep the hen free o1
with sodium fluoride or use .t
amount of blue ointment. rl Dice::
one -hall` the size; of a kernel u;' coin.
Placed on the skin below the v: -at.
will usually kill Many of the lice.
I,9 eight of Chicks.
One litiacli•ed baby chicks ;rhea
hatched will nal:tally weight 3.. tt} e•.:,
seven and eight pounds When tit:
chicks have Ieaebed an age o1 teat v;
weeks theyshould weigh,11t,ty .;•,te.
one hundred
and • seveniy-il'e alt:
two. hunndred fiotuads. k'or sake; of
cOi,lp , isoil We will take a calf at
bel,h with a weight 0f eighty li•Ntt,es.
Should Ow calf make the sane, r;,,4
oi' gain as tile_ chick, it would at
twelve e woks of age weight tl, to,:.
."'"•••4 ho pone to unci ,..:.d
ur 1)?b vl° chicks vary so ,nuch, and
will alto assist the feeder to appre-
elate the cpi'ortunity at. rr '' r dis-
play his r ltilll•- GV Ii. (flew:tun u.A.
•t olieie,,
�braien to :Prune.
The. dormant season is the logical
rine for pruning- although whoa tea
rv'rod 15 frozen the work i1)1 not
very t! , coab1e to the gr'or, , t Where
y04i1; tt'ees' of stone fritts are Ci,i
cernod 1110 probably agv,.tabl to (11' -
lay the pruning•until nst wtni.;r or
early spring, but bearing ;.; + c,;i
eau be pibned in zero tv, +,,,.,u r arolt-
out, apparent injury. Pruning,;`a 1:11e
ono major orchard opert;,tioe wh<c1t
can. be beriormed- to adv auia cc•) dur-
ing the winter months. At trial. tint:'
'l.het'e ole no leaves to iiatrrfe.;:c with
the vision of the prunei', and conic-
fluem 15' 11e 1sbetter abie to ji d
which bi°'tinches should 1):•:.!1 ,<1t tt
,F,u,rlhcr'r, ore, it is only. dI,.,u: .a,
winter that the ,•sower• ha., 1.11'_ ti:.t ,
to give to this -work.
'i'aa>are of; Manure.
Manure is worth -.exac 1' t•r" i.t
1 111 es in net return ft, ti
tttaised erop5 produced. '1'tr' 1
varies widely depending 11.teiri tic
lluality;'of Hthe sell; the sea.oii, t nil
the crop, :The value of tloi r't:., :r''
pea' tan is increased by 11+i
spreading by ming a light to :tine.; i a.
<.plrlicaaine, o. ten to fifteen
ttttz'e rattier thnm a heavy 11jip.i• i. rl,'
and by applying the . Manure to
(Tops, corn., potatoes, and hay rat.ht':
than to grain crops. Where into
weeds are not present of
mmhure gill. prove more
than rotted:
Paths end roads about the term-
neer
er m-
c - r rt,ou1d be as Pew as
it ;1lroulu ir:
kept t~.. calf o1
ls, so. far as feasible.
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Th'e Buggy? It not
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Painting Peel Car, One `~oat, $15,00, Two Coats -- $20.00
iCovering .Ford, Top Good Material, less curtains .
Changing Ford Cu.'tuias to open with ' , $12.40
Painting .euggy Daors , ,.,.., $5:00
IF YOU WANT' SERVICE, HAVE IT, WE $8.00
Wt+7 REE1J.imEll YOU}f SUGCrY WHEELS.
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Combination storm and screen doors made to order`;
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