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Proudloot, Killorau " HAL7RS.;
Barnet O 41; SP eitolr,S inotarn/nil
,,
V bli, Etc. Office ori the $ilenre,
i d doer freta ReMilton, St. God-
Erich. Private funds to, loan at
lowest rates,
3lt4,. Proudfoot, K.C. J. L, Killoran
D. E. ;Holmes:
ii1Nr. Holmes Will be in Hossein an
Friday of each week.
Andrew F. Hess, Township Qlerlr
limier of marriage licenses, Notary
"Olin Commissioner, Fire and Aut
lintebile Insurance, 'Representing]
Moron and, Erie Mortgage 'Corpora-
$onn, The Canada Trust Co,. Z1xrieh,
*Aerie.
r Knapp, Q. D. $.,. L.11.
S*
DENTAL SURGEON
;1t;T, ZURICH EVERY VEDNESDA.Y
MAIN OFFICE HENSALL
` AU-C-T••1-O-N=ESE-R�
OSCAR 'CLOP?
at -
nes.
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Jo
M.
Carey Graduate Ca Y
Nat-
ional School of Auctioneering. Try
ssee for Registered Live Stock
011 Breeds). Terms in, keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
,nisensa Ser„ sale. Willsellanything;
;jwhere4 'Zurich.
Phone 18-93' or write,
!Licensed. Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County,
of Huron. In a.. position .to•'con-
duct any auction •s,ale, regardless,
yws . to sivee or articles
to sell. I
'solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no• charges for
services.
,Arthur Weber, .- Dashwood.
Phox►e. 13-57
Zurich that
KET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Prior for Woul
CASH "FOR SKINS & H1DES
Tu ,gb1'tt &
Deiel err
•
ZURICH LIVERY
1 ,am in a position to accomo-
. Atte all requirements in the 'Livery
Sine, have A,,uto for hire: Any-
tbiu.g done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. -THIEL
phone 59 Zurich
•
e..S. ATKINSON, L.D.S.,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
*I Dental Surgeons of 'Ontario and
at the University of Toronto,
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No.. One, L• ondon,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Main Office, Exeter, Phone 34. every,
At Zurich TUESDAY
• Phone` 79 -19
L L VE
POU LT•R Y
•dVANTI .
Taken every day till 3 ()clock p.ns.
Do not feed, fowl flame morning
*hem brought in.
_
Highest Cash Prices
-CASH FOR-----
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien.
Photo 94. Zurich
C-O.k
• SEASON 1924
SPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
.'. IES ..
ANTHHA.CT�TE-We are.nw ojre.
-ceivingour' genuine ` t elawaro &
liieideon, direct from ;the mine's, Nut
Stove end Egg !sizes.
SOFT COAL --Just arrived, en -
:Other car of our high grade soft:
thin coal has made a igrent hit for
ib"ouseheld use •and 'our ,sales of this
live over doubled 'in the bast" Sea-
le/11,
BOULETS_Oui 1 oulet Coal i'9
lin' a class by' itself and 'ils,ggr
Owinug.in favor rapidly."
y .
�)�i� e h 7`
Tel p ones are, at your
nereii++y. Use them freely for in-
401°Mati xv, j
111CAnt
fit PRODUCE MERCHANT
'hone Office 10W, ;House 19j.
"N SALL'OND.'
PEI' '>rtnvit
Wantsq'Fur Sales, M•+,tSt,;
Pouirld, Notice, Etc. Ad
IN: TT3 S cow
FOR SALE
A, neantity of ,seed buckwheat
T,
Y sale. sale..
Apply to" Weide,
1
R.R. h, Zurich; . phone 1149, ti.
FOR SALE `
Ai carload of •steam coal for
's'ale. ,A ply to Louie Schilbe, B..
R. e, Zurich,. Phone 3-93. ' ti.
- r,,.., WANTED •
Sewing and 'Dressmaking by the.
day, all work neatly done, and
sat;isfactiorn guaranteed. Mrs.
Paese1, at the home of Mrs,Jole
iah• Geiger, Zurich 48-3
NOTICE. -
In future all parties Laking water
from the Village Supply Tank must
first get permission or nitify',either
Mr. A. F, Hess, Secy:, or 0. L.
Smith, Caretaker.
By Order;,
Zurich Police Trustees.
FOR SALE
Comfortable 8 -roomed 1; storey
brick reps'
tde
neewS•t
-
r i h one-fifth ''
acre
ere
of land in Zurich. In good eeppair
and well •loceted, bard and ,aoft wa-
ter wells. 'For particulars apply
to A P..., Hens, Zurich • x51
NOTICE.
All parties :interested in Bowling
and Tennis in Zurich, Kindly make,
arrangements with Inc• for the sea-
son. Lee O'73rein, tf-48
FOR • SALE
•
A good ,grade of of oil, in
any quantity.•
L. A. Prang, Zurich -47
FOR SALE
• Silverevoods creamery butter at
35 cents a pound. Wm. O'I3rein,
Produce Dealer, Zurich. 45-3
NOTICE,
CEMENTWORK-I air in a pos
ition to do any kin .of a cement
job, such as supply tanks, foound-
ation walls, bridges, cement floors
and walks, etc. Werk guaranteed
prices reasonable. Apply to near-
Corriveau, Pe R. 2, Zurich; t
Phone' 16-93. ,tf40
(ICAC N
Nen, G. 'Hess and Miss: Anna we.
re Sunday visitars at ;Dashwood.
Mr. George Tlilel is erecting a
new verandah et his. dwelling.houee
Mrs. Morris Weber of B,ayfield
visited friends Here the past week
Mr. and Mrs; George Hest and,
family were Sunday • visitors at
Daushwoocl,,
Mr. Sol Jacolye 1.9 ,laid' up with
ai core nine the :cause' being blood
poiaore
Mr. 1t'ritz attende 1'ijie `fue-
eral of°liCre, nes. Watson' at Sea -
forth on Thursday,
A nu niter of the girls of the
:Evangelical' ch:}ir were camping at
the Bend over Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Tiffany and
a friend from Detroit, visited :at
the h'ori eea of Jacob and John.
Weido, ,
Large: catches of Cell 'are being
caught almost daily at the lakeat
St. Josephs by . the pound net fi'sh-.
ermienl.
In last week's Hetafd we made
inenti
onf
o Rev.
. R. M.
Geigerer
ne-
ing triar
apexre
d from
Rockwood to
Mildu ay, this !should have ,read to
Chesiey; 1 '
Mr. and Mrta. Jacob K.ipferand
family were Sunday visitors at Kit-
chener, Mrs. Ripfer, Sr„ returned
iwith them
Mr. Bennf , a gentiral . agnet
the Ford Motor Co,, called on t
local ° repres'e'ntatives, Messrs'.
Fritz &.. Son •
The, annual Cliildrena' Day
+the Evangelical_ Church', Zurich w
by observed on Sunday July 43
.
A i;. god program, rlam•
will be render
in 'the evening
Mr. and 1VIra, Has, Schade and
two daughters. Mabel and Pearl of
Dashwood} and Mr. Ed. Finkbein
of Creditonf, were, Sunday visite,
at the ho» rne, of Mr. and Min
L..SSmi:t}i•.
of
he
SOMA P 111" .1pi)i
Selection and Mating.::4re':L tb
of Much Importance
Does "Like BegeLike?"--The Ques-
tian of Selection -Inbreeding and
Line Breeding., -winter Egg Pro-
duction -Points on Plow Adjust
meet.
,Contrlbuted by Ontario Dopartment of
Agriculture, 'Toronto.).
There are two main points to be
considered in poultry breeding. First,
the selection of birds that have the
characters desired; and secondly,, a
further selection from these of birds
that can produce offspring as good as
or better than themseiyee.
Does "Like Beget Dike?":
Many are of the opinion that "Like
begets like." In general, that is true,
but it is true for general and not for
particular qualities. It is true that
a 'male White Leghorn mated to
White'eghorn females will breed
chickens that are 'White Leghorne, or
that have white plumage, yellow legs,
and wiruite earlobes. But of the off-
spring g of these there
ill. •
w be
no two
chicks exactly alike. We find large
and small Leghorns; moat of thein
never go broody but some do; some
lay large eggs, others small eggs.
And we- find a great variation in the
number of eggs produced by different
hens,
The Question of Selection:
Selection is made on the basis that
like will produce like, but experience.•
has taught all breeders that -to secure
uniform superiority they must carry
lir l on. the selection through generations
ill of poultry. If we select birds' that
have laid better than 200 eggs in
twelve consecutive months .andmate
these to a male of similar strain, we
do not expect to get all daughters
dial will lay 200 or.more eggs,a year,
but we do expect upon the average'
tlr'°
ed
er a better production than had no sele-
rs
0,
tt;
On
ne
it
r,
er
ay
h-
on.
s -
d
am
Mr. R. F, Wilson. Mr.' W. •Seo
Mr. and Mrs. W. :Thorans .and
Reggie all df London spent Su
day;at the home of Dr. and M
J. Routledge..
'Mr. and Mrse Hy. Eickmeie
Misses Flossie and Gertrude Web
noto:red to T3rodhalen on Sund
to. attend the Synod of the List
eras church, Which 'was in isessi
here. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. Weido of Hill
green and Mr. and Mrs. Lou e Re
er of near D,ashivood, and MT
FOR 'SALE
Baby Grand ouring car just
newly painted in A-1 mechanical
condition. Apply to J. ?meter,Zurich. tf-46
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FOR` OARS. GU
ARA.NTEED TO STOP TFII_+' CH 4'P
TERING OF . BANDS: Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich, tf18
COAL.
Scranton Coal
Chesnut . and:
Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
.0'8E Son
ase.
PHONE' 35 HENSALL -17
Dr. H. H. •COWEN
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTAL .. SURGEON,
At
McCormick 131oe)i, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday, ,
Main Office
f3AliTLE1I3'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
Wm. Ehlers of Kitchener enjoys
a, ring :•rn' to + trip. to Buffoal at
Niagara Falls ••over' the, week -end..
Owing to the two freight trains
beim;°";.riaq on the L,I3j.&B. again
11r .C: Iiilber wy.shm to advise his
'freely patrons that his day for
shirting hogs will strain be., on°
sPriday of each week as formerly.
Hila local sIiow'r with the trod
rntely 'warn weather;. is calash?a remark alis.,:?• vowth. acid pros
pectsr are that w+' will ,again ge
a crop .this 'sunnier, the prospects
for fruit are.' exceptionally., well.
g
Mr. Peter 'llaenn, of Portland,
Crregon, an • old H ll'sgreen Boy, woe friends here. tI is 25yrs,
w
since he net west,•and this is the
first visit back to his old hoine. For
mie
a ti• he was engaged in farniine
and ranching but is now the owe-
•er of a. Inane moving picture ma
-
theatre hr ,Portal id and •has done
exceptionally .well financially. '
Inbreeding and Line Breeding.
Having located .a successful `mat-
ing, ane can perpetuate easily so long
as the originals are breeding, but, the
problem begins after the first at-
ing ceases. Shall ono breed mother
and son, or Brother wad eiater, or
cousins, or what is the best ' bro-
dedure?
bur experience in breeding birds
of very close relationship, such . as
mother -son, or brother -sister : mat-
ings, would not• warrant' us recom-
mending such a procedure. It is true
that we have had some successful re-
sults, but it is 'likewise true that
most of such matings have been very
bad. If one is anxious to breed
d -closely, our experience would suggest
an ;a trial of. any.'relatienship, so long as
-the birds are vigorous; but it is not
wise to depend entirely upon such
a>mating. A good in -bred bird' will
'likely be a valuable breeder, but such
a::bird• is,aifacult to produce.
It is very • doubtful if one can say
s'what relationship will give the best
`results, for +:;the average person it
(would appear to be good advice not
to breed too closely, and to look for
el new, blood frons some source where
else breeding- has been similar.
t ,Winter Egg Production.
Ma:uy people appear to believe that
the secret of getting eggs, particu-
larly in winter, is in the feeds given
and the method of feeding; others
believe the whole problemis in the
breed or strain; while others think;
that the •housing is the problem to
solve' All these are important, but:
the':inain reason for poor result's is a
lack of careful work months before
the eggs ale wanted. "While you aro
collecting the high-priced winter eggs
you should be making careful plans
to secure the crop of pullets for next
season.
Where eggs in winter are wanted
- the early hatched pullet is, without
'doubt, the one to depend upon. Year-
lings hens and bhose -older are very
s rarely good producers during Novein-
.1 ber and December. They are uncer-
r tain 'even in 'January and February
and really do not begin to lay well
until 'Aaron. Where the egg produc-
t tion falls below fifteen per cent. dur-
ing the winter =ssoitihs, one of
making much psoft. The a at
Thane will be prepartory- ser-
vice followed by the Quarterly Con
fe.rence in' the Evangelical Church
Zericls; ort Friday of this week.
beginning 'at 7.30'p.m. The Lord'
supper will be celebrated on Sun
cley.eveni+i:��. The Presiding Bele
Ree, W. J. •Y:a,rter will be presentf.
The Nestor. Thtor, Rev: J. G. Litt, will oc-
cupy the pulp:t at Dashwi-ood s -tor
;fii ' and eyelin '.
wi
CO
hl
t.
as
an
m
qr.
lje
%fi'. Philip Beaver of the 'rtltarre
thout a doubt possesses the lyrist
inbination of age and activPness
one 1 n Qct} ie the villoge, while
1
t� lar.:
Deitz AWLS nutting
'on the
r'in rit"l on his new a5
n k the other_ day, Mr. 'Beaver.
vho is, 83 years of age and smart
0 lest' eirmeared on the scene,
d 'issia'`en Mr, Deitz like a young
111. per, Beaver sure .enjoys the
,as'al honor of old ege and still
in active as a young man, e
nibination given by Providence to
w,pnople his age.
JULY ROD AND GUN'
If
at
1
ll
•
fir
hI
as
ide
hien most pullets begin laying is
l0 s'a to seven ,_Io:•�+le; some lay
four • and one-half to five months,
nd others not until. eight or nine
onths
of a
e. This en
g ars that it a
t
y per cent. egg Yield is wanted in
ovcniber tliw pr t� Should be
itclteil during Si„ t: i tri 11; May
ttc?sed pullets yr id la;, ,: little, but,
a ;'ule.not 'forty 'or moi•o Per cent.
sly. ---W. R. Graham; 0, A. College,'
Guelph,
Flints an Plow .djustnient.
1. Adjust the . springs till the
weight' of the plow beams and bot-
toms are practically balanced.
• 2. Hitch plow"at a point on tractor
HEIRS WANTED e
f2
Missing' heirs are being 'sought
througho`,rt the World,, darty people
are to -day
y li ,tr ills in comparative ae Ca
poverty who are: really ricb, but do Ro
not know it. You, may be one of the
them. Send for'`Inde:t Book. "Mrs- sato
sing Mies and Next of; Kin," con- fisl
twining c'•arefuily authenticated: lists in
of missing heirs and unclaimed ,est- Pial
ates which have advertised va,
for heat and abroad. The Index tic
of Missing Heirs we offer for 'sale cast
contains thousands of name's which tur
have 'appeiued in .American, Oan til
adian, English, Seotch, Welsh, Ger A.,V
ntn, Frelach, Belgian, Swedish, In- Ne'
diary Oolonial, and other new:sp- :hie
epees, ieaer�L'ed by lawyers, cxecut- a
oers, administrators. Also conta-Iwh
inn Het of English and Irish Courts "0
of Ohaneery and unclaimed divid- tin
ends n
istrof Beek f Ragland. . Your
g' i
'.
p
pantie or your ancestor's may be in ,Co
the list. Send $1.00 (one' dollar) at cpn
once for book, wne
men'
nt
INTERNATIONAL CL.AI14i slate_
AGENCY, Debt 262 (an,d
• PITTSBURGH, .nn.,: U.S.A.: 1 \ de,
0
Fishing fronn coast . to coast in,
nada features the July issue .off
d and Giun in Canada, as mewled
score of interesting articles and
ries there is included the. trout
ling° expew iencos. of M. 'Burwell
British. Columbian s •stot)y of
ting in The Margaroe river, .No-
Scoti'a, by' N. M. Browne, .a n ar-
elon the sea trout, by Bonny -
tie Dale, and as 'a special tea-
e an unusnaily author<ative ar-
e on inland" game fish by Prof.
.S. Pulling of the University of
i r Brunswick. R. P. Lincoln in
pepular ,fishing, department has
good account of the Whitefish,
ile in( addition to these features,
ub Days, in the Service" by Mae -
Hunter �
Lintel IB a gripping� 1
stoi y of
orleer days'in the 'H'udson Bay
moony. Guns and A•rninunition
tains four articles by 'tv�11 kno-
'shooters while the other depart
s and i .0are
n stories brimful of
iwst for the sportsman, Rod
Gun itr Canada is publishetil byy
Taylor', Ltd,, Woodstock, Ont.'
drawbar midway .between . horizontal
centre of traitor and horizontal cen-
tre of plow.
3. Adjust vertical position of hitch
so as to be substantially level in
working position.
4. Set levers for first position and
open first'furrow.
5.Change levers to working post-
ural.
6. When plowing is finished, set
the levers in transport position and
take plow and: tractor to nearest
shelter,
The three outstanding features of
Holland's dairy lii:ustry are cleanli-
ness, . ehIeienoy and co-operation.
Cleanliness is a, national train, elflen
eney has been deeeloped, and co-oper-
ation has be
enle t;
'
rn .
a d and applied
p
p
ied
through '. .
g long years of marketing
huge surpluses In the face' of the
keenest competition.'
Inefficient Cows',a,re in the major*
93'1 their compete with ono another,
all r
and are it;i, roflta;ble'ststue or most
of the titre. Tbey are a drag on the
best cows, but the latter, despite that.
fact, are , money-tultkers: mese of the
U ave You, bought that . Rubber
e
Tire Buggy? If not
.L.1
E them
REPAIRINGi
Painting koecl Car,.One oat,, $15.00, Two "Coats .. ° ' $2p:OQ '.
'Covering Ford Top Good Material, less curtains '...
Changing Ford' Curtains $15.00
Paintingto open with Door's
Buggy $5,00'
IF - , • $8,00 '.
YOU WANT, SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE R17RUBIiER 'YQUE ES tU(GY WHEELS.
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,1, ANYTHING REQUIRED IN THE LINE OF SPRING SUITS ° AND:
-I OVERCOATS A1" PRICES SECEND TO"NONE. •fit.:
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