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SINESS CARDS
roudfoot, Killoran II'OLM1)S,
Barristers, Solicitors, ..Notaries,
1publi n Etc. OMe e on the Squats,
And door from Hamilton St, God-
*richPrivate funds to loan at
. k west rads. •
i!➢P.; :Proudfoot, K.C. J, L. Killoran,
D. E, Holmes, NOTICE.
fir, Holmes will be in Hensali qn , Ili futlirt all battles tai:ingivatetc
fa:'otii the Villa e Su a al 7 a 1
Friday of each week , . g 1 I Y < n must
PUT Yori
Wants, For Salle, Lost,
Fa Ind, Nlotice,, Eto• 1►ds
IN THIS COLUMN
y ` fli $t got '�1•mV $ion or .,,..w,,.w..�..�.,.�.-..«,�,.�..,.�......,..,.,.. w p nitify either
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk IVfr. A . Less; Sr-tcy„ or 0,
Passer of marriage licenses dotary Siiiitii, Caretaker.rabble, Commissioner, Vire,
Ant-r By OI'cler;
*mobile Insurance,. Represe>?ting'
Zurich Polies 1 ruatecs.
baron and Erie 'Mortgage Corpora, -
lien, The Canada Trust Co. Ositatio.
C. Knapp, D. D. S., 1 . S
DENTAL SURGEON
4�T Z1JBICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE HBNSALL
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: FOR SALE
omfortabli. 8 -roomed 1j storey
brick reasid.enee With one-fifth acre
of land in Zurich. In good repair
and well located, hard and soft wa-
ter wells. For particulars apply
to A. P. Flees, Zurich
All parties interested in Bowling
and Tennis in Zurich, Kindly make
arrangements with Pie for the eea-
t51
son. .tree O'Erein tf-48
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FOR SALE
OSCAR KLOPP
•M, Jones Nat- A good grade of machine oil, in
C�racltiate Carey any quantity.
lit School of Auctioneering., Try, A. Prang', Zurich?
me for Registered Live -Stock
Terms "in
keeping
(Ali Breeds). 1e p
'pith prevailing prices. Choice
terms for sale. Will seilanvthing
FOR SALE
*anywhere. ,.
ilrer�troods creemer y 'butter at
35 .
'Phone : 18-93 or write, Zurich.
Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
sot Huron. In a position to con -
duet .'any auction sale, regardless
as to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business, and if not
Ala -tidied will make no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 13-57
1;1 rrt t I
Fresh acrd. Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
`' , gbi` t 'i
e .c ler` .
ZURICH LIVERY
am in a position to accomo-
s'te all requirements in the Livery
/sine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
iPIaone SS • Zurich
. S. ATKINSON, L,D,S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate_ of the .Royal College
bt Dental. Surgeons of Ontario and
St the University of Toronto,
Late District Dental Officer, Mil -
'Italy District. To:. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Alain Office, Exeter. Phone 34.eihit ''Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79 -19
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LIVE
POU L T Y
WANTED
/taken every day till 3 (Week p.m.
De mot feed fowl sameznarnin g
"brought in,
Ig est Cask Prices
-CASH FOR-
' Crearn and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Plio'ne 94.
Zurich
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SEASON 1924
SPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IES
:itR..1ITHRACITR-We are now ire-
iving, our genuine Delaware &
Etud'sou direct'from the mines, Nut
Stove and Egg +sixes.
• SOFT COAL --just arrived, an
'ether car of out high grade"soft.
Wale Coal has made a •.great hit for
lidusaehold use end our sales of this
Iaave over doubled do. the last 'seax
•:BOULETS-Our :Roulet Coal is
'alio in al.. class by itself and •i.s,gr-
nwiSng in favor iapidlyy'
' DUE Teltphnraesi 'are tit i your
YeM�*'inn Us't than • freely for' in-
, fni
or -ationi; 1
tarltel(=
CoA & PEODUCI: Mli1ICHANT
' ibf►e flitee 10w, 1S'otrae 10j.
NIALL CENT
pound.
cents :a Win. O'Brein,
Produce • Dealer, Zurich: 45-3 t
FOR SALE
A well-built henhouse 10x14 feet.
For immediate sale. Apply to
Dr. A. J. MacKinnon, Zurich. tf46
Sorry to report that Mr, J;
Frtae�ter n on thin sick list,
D2r. and Mre. T. L. Wunrie,,wer+e
at London on Tuesday,
Mr, Fred We`seioh of Detroit, +spy
ent Sunday at. his homehere.
Mr; • V'. P Braun, of Forest, ways
in the village, on Tuesday,
Mrs.A. Willert and 1VJ Psi Anna
fuss's spent a few .days at Lon-
don the past week.
The excavation c71 the .eelar of
the new block Dr..,MaeK.ineon
erecting,
recting, is now completed; and
ready for, the foundation walls.
Mrs. W C. C'allfaa, who iindete
event an operation at London,'in-
turned home, on Saturday and is,
able to be up and around again,
Mr. C. Fritz was at Bayfield the
other day attending a meeting of
the committee in charge of the
monster Pord Picnic at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Gruehn and.
son, and Miss Leona Geiger of
Pigeon, Mich., are visiting at 4he
home of Mr, and Mrs. John Ga
scho,
Two auto loads of members of
the local Woniens' Institute attend -
ad the annual South Huron Wom-'
�n s Inistitute Convention at B --
?ter last 'Ehursdey afternoon.
NOTICE ' .w
CEMENT WORK -I dem in a pos
ition to do any kind of a oenient
job, such as supply tanks, foound-
,ation walls, bridges, cement floors.
aid walks, etc. • Work guaranteed
prices reasonable. Apply to Mar-
len Oorriveau, 14 R. 2, • Zurich;
.Phone 16-93. 1140
FOR SALE
Baby Greed touring ear just
newly painted in A-1 mechanical
condition. Apply to J. Preeter,
Zurich ` ��-•- • .tf-46
In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
reme3tiber the Herald., Office is
agent for most of them and in
some cases can save you as much
ss 50 cents on a single subscript-.
Tuxedo Chatterle
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AUTO OIL FOR 1+7ORD CARS. G
ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHA.
TERING OF BANDS. Sold
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. t
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son
PHONE 35 EENSALL -17
Dr. H. H. C O W E N
L.
D. S., D. D. S.
:DENTAL SURGEON,: . f
At McCoriniek .Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Main Office
f3ARTLBII3'S BLOCK, :DASHWOOD
HEIRS WANTED
Missing Heirs aro being sougl
throughout: the world, Many peopt
are "t�
ta'd'
ay h , l]ig in COn'tt7aJAti V
poverty who are really rich, but d
not know it. You, may be one o
thein.. 'Serol for Index Book. "Mi
sing Heirs and Next of.Xin," con
tailing carefuliy authenticatedlist
of rnis5in„ heirs and unel.airned est
ate whish have been advertise
for here and abroad. The Inde
of Missing Heirs we offer for 'sal
contains thoueande of names whie
have appeared" ;n Americen, Oen
adieu, English. Scotch, "Welsh, Ge
man, French. Belgian, Swedish, In
dins Colonial, and other newap-
apers+, inserted by lawyers, ei<eeut
oere, edtninistratoes, Alen conic
rias lig of English and. Irish Courts
of Chancery and unclaimed. diVid
'nrds, tint. of Bank of England.' Your
name or your ancestor's anti's' i in
the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar) at
once for book.
INTER�TA,TTONAL CLAIM
AGENCY, Dept 202
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Mr, E. E. Wuerth, • 1lierchaet
ailor is having a 'special induce-,.
meet for purchasing a new ,suit
by giving free a. pair of pants Of.
the same material. See his adv,
on page Four.
Mr, and Mrs', C. L. Snaith +and
little Mae Ingold, also Miss Pearl
Pfile motored to Arkona on Sun-
day. Mr. D. Smith:, who ;spent
part of the week at that place;
returned with them. „
The: many friends of Mlrss Emily,
Denatny, who was operated on at
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, are
glad to hear that she has returned
home very much improved in
health;
Tho 'classic event of London's
bowling season, the Scotch Doub-
les will be held on .the greens of
the Thistle Club. on June 25th and
)6th. This event always attracts
a barge interest and the entries'
close on Monday June 23rd.. _
The Crediton District S School
Convention o fthe Evangelical ch-
urch is being held at McKillop on
Tuesday ;and Wednesday of. 'this
wesk. Masses Lydia Faust and Me!beds we have
died Hoffman are attending itis - is the goal of the present dal breed -
entire ,s-essions ae appointed del- ' er in Canada.:New Zealand wanted
negates of the local- E church. Fees' a sheep that flocked easily. They
and Mrs J. G. Litt pro .eiso."thci ..wanted a bigger sheep than the Mer -
loo with a better grade of wool than,
Z Cir R I O II•d31 kt �t i.
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P
IMI2OVEMENT
Present Trend .of Progress In
Sheep Breeding
Fewer Breeds end Better• Breeding --
The Down Breeds Becoming [Vlore
Popular ..-Relative Standing for
,J[" rot ficacy.
(Contributed b,v Ontario De rartment of
Agricti!tore. Toronto.).
The world ever clamors for sone
• thing new. It matters not in what
sphere our lot is cast, the call for
the Production of new materials is
'always upon us and' the 'nen who
does not progress loses the race. Per-
haps many people still believe that
there Is room for new breeds of
live stock and that Canadian breed-
ers and investigators should be bend-
ing every' effort to produce them.
Perhaps new breeds could be pro-
duced to meet certain special condi-
tions better than they are now met
but the writer believesthat greater
Progress for the good of .the live
stock industry would surely follow
a policyof fewer breeds with better
breeding( Fort concentrated effort,
for uniformity in output, for eomire-
,taion in world markets, for most
profit to the farmer and greatest sat-
isfaction to the consumer we already,
have too tzza;ny- breeds in some classes
of stook. True, there is room for all
the e
x eds
but because we have wide
acreage and somewhat diversified
-`conditions is no reason why' tbos.'
acres should be grazed over by, and
be growing feed for, anything but the
most suitable breeds from the view-
point of both producer and market
man. The day of keeping a breed
because our "likes" so dictate should
:be gone forever, and the breed, what-
ever it is, should win its Place only
through its ability to, produce, at a
Profit to the breeder, the highest
grade product in delnand by the con-
sumer. in short, markets are exert-
ing a greater influence than ever be-
fore in breeding work and there is
do doubt that such influence must
continue.
Fewer Breeds and Better Breeding.
Keeping this in mind the progress
being made in animal breeding Is not
so much toward the production of
more breeds but rather toward early
maturity and improved type ill the
breeds already in Existence, If we
had fewer breeds we could make
more rapid progress, Indications are
that certain breeds meet gain the
ascendancy, and these will be those
which are bred to sr ja.'es,what the
consumers want as cod
time pay the feeectir*''
for his effort. T'
as did the Co suds
Zealand, to fall • -1
better individull>'
strains in the best r,
same
eturns
come,
'in New
'ant, but
stronger
A.'1e'rg4 amount dreet theMrnd° fii- the Lincoln, •so they made a dual -pity-
ing rn has 'been given to the local Pose breed by crossing Lincoln rams
Lutheran cemetery south of the ill on• Merino ewes and practicing care -
lege, and wli.xn completed, will be ful selection, The production or Per -
a, credit .to ill'! �o, ;tgation. A Per-
sian lamb in Canada is another case
, rw suitabit r^n^e v -m be put ae w'nere •certain methods are followed
long the road vhicli .will greatly 'm •to, Produce a spf ' articie. The
prove th3 apiae.irainee. writer has heard' ertain well-
. , Known professore: he leading
The largi; furniture factory kn-' United States Cv Wats ;'at presen'
own as the I3, IJ. Furiiiturs Co. busy in the mak.•. ,,, a a tail -less
at Milverton, was totally- destroyed breed of sheep to ge around Clic
b5 fire on Sunday afternoon, the
toes which is around $100,000 is only
partly covered by insui-anco, and
the cause of the fire is unknown.
Our Village Fathers are interne
ving the walking conditions by put-
ing in new pieces of ,sidewalk and
levelling up the old ones at plasma
A new crossing has been made in
front of Dr, 'O'Dwyer's office ap-
proaching the grist mill, this cros-
sing was badly in need for many
years, as the old method of cros-
sing wars n diserase to a .place like
Zurich.
The. Listowel Chamber of Com-
merce motor hike, cowohnsing of
silty, cats with 250 to 300 amen with
band, will arrive :at Iiensall at 10
a.m. on Wednesdsy June 18th, and
will give a half hour entertainment
in front of tile, Town Hall, contpris
ing band nrttsio and one or two
trouble of docking; and by selection
it Is said, progress is being matte,
The Down Breed Becoming Mor:
Popular.
• So far as sheep are concern..l
breeding work is pretty largely con
fined to selection in our reeogniz' d
breeds with the idea of meeting th
Market. Now, that market deinaead»
the finer and medium grades of wool
and the eighty-four pound lamb, and
it would appear that so far as
markets for mutton sheep are con-
cerned the Down breeds may got the
Inside track. Fifty-six per cent. of
a lamb carcass is leg and back.
Thirty-six per cent 'is fronts, and 7
per cent Is flank. We are after tis»
biggest possible percentage of leg and
back, which sell for just twice as
much per pound as front tguarteryand
eight tl11iLG• ci.,, ii eeit `L, itac;i:. L li,-•
gress is only made by keeping weigh
and type in mind.
So fat' as 4r,nce is concerned the
finer'ti;c quality the better,
E
aper
i
nental
work
in
n
flushingshort s7ePehes, Tho hike is to sl-
am, ea hat; veryproiltable xna t from Listowel at 7 increasing prolificacy. Brussels, Seaforth. Hensel],
Exeter, Lltcan, London, 7�ho nrl;:?:; Relative Standing for Proliiicatiy.
St. Marys, Stratford. Sari/ensile i+xum 0 ;ends- of 590 yearlings in
,�each
breed
mentioned, Mitchell r tl0ned
li
..11 and the 1tillo- '
Atwood. wing
conclusions are warranted:
LUTHERAN CJTRCJJI NOTES 1, The relative standing of the
breeds of mutton sheep in Canada
The Sunday School Convention With regard to prolificacy is: Dorset
al the Lutheran Church which was Horn, 1.8 1.8 % increase: Leicester
to have been, held at Zuricbhas 154%; Hampshire, 149%; Suffolk,
been. cancelled en account oft the 148.2 % t Lincoln, 144.8%; Shrop-
epideini of measles. Its case a., shire, 143.6 %; Southdown, 142.2 Vs;
outside ditatriet invites the convene Cheviot, 139.8 toe Cotswold, 138,0%;
tion the local, Sunday School will lielnneY Marsh,. 113.9 r
2. Thea •
be ixotiIied in good time. vera a seep i se for all
breeds of mutton sheep in Canada is
Rev. H. Reethe 'Cor ` the pa't 144.6 ere, average
;eight yeaa;s :I, astpa••; of .Sr. 3. Peter's. long woiri breeds of mutt
Lutheran •shut ch, received at the on sheep in
Canada is 138,5%.
beginning of this.:'4voek the Tlit. 13. .. 4. The average increase for all
S. Degree,' (13nobaor ,Sacred Medium Wool
t in W of breeds of mutton sheep
Literature) from .Eugane thiif'ersity in Canada is 148%. -Wade 'Thole,
at its atnnuli coxlYiltexiceulent exer- 0, A. College, Guelph, Ont.
eises.
We are made for co-operation, like
feet, like hands, .like eyelids, like the
rows of the upper and lower teeth.
To act against one another then is
contrary to nature, and .it Is acting
against one another to be vexed and
to turn away.
The boys are Certainly helping to
bring about a better system of farm-
ing. A sow, a cow and sonle hens with
a eltb boy on the job will get the
desired result.
I believe In going to the bottom of
things ,
tt s and therefore fo e In
>;ki e r deep plowing
:,no t Lir a;y!1 of it. --henry Ward
Beecher.
Club work develops the manhood
i W ivuuiauixuo'd of the coining genet..
Rev. TI, RPinbe, .Lit. Ti' 'S., and
- Mr. Wail, 5, Johnston are attending
the +aesasious of the lay. Tenth, Synod,
of Canada at Bornholm, Ont. There
will be no services, at the local Lu-,
- •ther�asx ,Church net Sunday. Mem-'
'betas and` friends ate invited to at
r
tend. the •synodical $services next
Lord's Day at Bornholm, . Serv-
ices begin, at 10 eau, and 7.30 ppn.
A gnieir•.wn 1d'rt took place bast
Saturday evening at th:i Lutheran
Parsonage, when Bev H. Betnbc,
united in tits bonds of wedlockr, M r.
Geos; Ple4s and Mrs. 4.rlettg Wil-
lett.
Have 'oxo bought a:
Tire z t
REPAIRINal
Painting %"o, d Car, One 'loaf., $15.00, Two Coats
..$
2p:-00ieovexine, Ford To Good Material, less curtains j1.0Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors .., 50Painting 3
.. `8.00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE lI AVE IT „
WE RDRUI3l3ER YOUit 3 UCGiY WHEELS.
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. "GOOD OLD PAROID"
PRODUCTS OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING PAPER
WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS
AND SHINGLES. PULL SUPPLY OF. LUMBER, LATHS AND I
SHINGLIALTY.ES ALWAYS ON HAND. CUSTOM WO.RR OUR +•
SPEC- ,
WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OP• THE ABOVE
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IN ALL THE NEWI SEASON'S FABRICS, AND EQPRESSING
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