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BUSINESS CARDS
ZURTCII HERALD
i'UT YOUR
�ants
For Sale,
Lost,nLETi. �OTM��found Notice, Ads
,ldarriater, Solicitor, Notary:;Publie Y 131E(1.8 l
COLUMN
tea Office on, Hamilton Street,
Infst off the square, Goderich.-Priv-
— .....
late tunes to loan at lowest rates, : FARM FOR SALE '
+ all on C'on;sis'ting of 109 scree of geed
liki !Holmes will be in $ens•
Friday of each week. farming h „lac 1, with 10 acres of bush,
a bank barn 14X70 ft., brick house
Andrew F. Rebs, Township Clerk 22x30 foe't; on• '14th con. Hay, 'rove
-
ship. Aia,p1Applyto Mr, Simon 71]illa1
poser
o! marriage licenses, Notary ship wood, Ont,
Wale, Commissioner, Fire and &ut-
ja aoblls Insurance, Representing ,.
Ilium and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
ow
orpora*1*, The Canada Trust Co, Zurich,
1*tsrlpa,
M -•--
R.: Knapp, 0.LS.,LA,S-
t DENTAL SURGEON
FOR SALE
One only new Ng. 12, Delaval
cream separator, latest model for
$79.00 cash. Also a town .jot or.
garden;, -L, A, Prang, Zurich.
AUCTION SALE
Of Consignment Articles will ''be
held atDashwood ora! :Saturday,
November 22nd, at 1 O'clock pj.nz.
'sharp the following;
MIN • OFFICE HENSALL II 35 head of yearlings.. rising 2
years, Steers and Heifers. 25 head
2 yrs, old rising 3 tyre. Some cows
in calf. 20 .stocker pigs from 75
to 100 lbs(. each.. 10 .sucking pigs
These cattle axe in A. 1'.. condition.
And guaranteed: to be sold to the
highest st b'
adder
TERMS -6
months credit will 11 be
given, onfurnishing approved joint.
notes with a discount of 4% off for
cash on credit amounts,
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
T. Graybeil; Clerk.
George Merrier, Manager.
F
OSCAR KLOPP
eraduate
Carey eY
M. Jones
es Nat -;tonal School of Auctioneering. Try,
1 for Registered Live Stock
XA11 Breeds). Terms in keeping
lsiitl>t prevailing ,prices. Choice
aterMis for sale. 'Will' sell anything:
a ywhere.
Phone 18-93 or write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
Dt 'Huron. In a position to eon
Aunt any auction ,sale, regardless
its to size or articles to sell. r
' nelicit your business; and if not
uatisfied will make no charges for
-services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Payne 18--57
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt. Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cask Price for Wool
DASH FOR "SKINS & H1DES•
Tangblu,t-66,
Deichert
ffr
ZURICH LIVERY
WANTED
We are in, the market for dutch
setts, large onionsand dried ap-
ples. Highest prices paid. -T. L.
Wurrn.
NOTICE
We are now operating our cid-
er and apple butter factory every
ikTuesday .and 'Thursday, Parties
wishing to have any work done,
kindly make arrangements by
phon•el- tf-15
F. C. Kalbfleiscl, Zurich.
am in a position to accomo-
Sate all requirements in the Livery
:Sine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL •
1lbone 53 * „ Zurich
. B. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Eraduate of the Royal Coilege
at Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
at the University of Toronto.
hate District Dental Officer, Mil-
teary District No, One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
. Allain Office, Exeter, Phone 34.
at Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79 -19
LIVE
P .O U L 'TRY
.WANTED
*Wien every day till 3 Oclock p.m,
Do sot feed fowl same morning
!,then bought in-
Highest Cash Prices
l i-:_-CA,SH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W O'Brien
Phone 94, Zurich
COAL
SEASON 1924 •
SPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IES
""' ' fA.NTHRACITE-Wo are now re-
lseiving our genuine Delaware &
Hudson, direct from the mines Nut
Stove and .Egg sizes.
SOFT FOAL --Just " arrived, an-
O't7t'er car of our high grade :soft..
This coal has made a great hit for
household use acid our sales of this
Save Over doubled in the last Asea-
ROD -LETS -Our Roulet Coal is
i SO in a class by itself and is gr -
*Wing in favor rapidly.
OUR Telephones are at your
' :vice. t>"se themfreely for in-
'tort!n atiot
C:+ 2:Itel a.
*win & PRODUCE MERCHANT
NOTICE.
We :'are in a! position to store
and keep your auto 'battery char-
ged for the winter, Also charg-
ing done at any time. -L.
Prang, Zturichi.
NOTICE.
•
I have handed 'my outstanding
accounts to Mr. W. Ii. Siebet+t fot
collection. Anyone owing me
kindly call anrd +settle same at'
once. -J'. Pree ter.
STRAYED
rein my pasture field, Town
Line, Stanley;, about Oct. ' 1 • a
20 -months .old white heifer, no
horns. Please notify Ed. Reich-
ert, phonet 94 r 10, Zurich; U where
abouts known.
NOTICE
We,wiil run our cider mili•every
Tuesday and Thursday of each
wee!. Also have a large copper
kettle to let, for cooking apple but
ter, Menno Steckle, Bronson Line.
Stanley.. 1:3-5
NOTICE
CEMENT WORK -I am in- a pos
ition to do any kind of 'a ..cement
job, ,such as supply tanks, foound-
ation walls, bridges, cement floors
and walks, etc. Work guaranteed
prices repsonable. Apply to Mar-
icil Corriveau, R. R, 2, Zurich;.
Phone 16.93. tf40
LOCAL NEV
M. („; Milliken apellt,'the
i oizday it his bone) in I'<ta hkuU
1VIr. E.. El Steele.was. afl>gliaay..
-Visitor at iSt. Thorhaae.
Mr, and Mist Jacob alosar tai
Kitchener were irolida visitors
Kit y
with friends here,
Mr. iLloyd Sin -epee of 1 itehener
was O. holiday 'Visitor at: his home -
in the vihaga.',
Mr, Albert Datei',s, of the Wat-
erloo college, was a holiday visi
or with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, R. Dedles of Kitch-
ener visited with Mr•.<, and 'Mrs. rd.
oat em
'Misses Mabel and Merle greeter
of New Hamburg were week -end
visitors with friends in Zurich'.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank McCutch'aop
of London, spent; 'the week -end at
the home of Mrs!. S. Rennnie:
Mit Bruce, Klopp, who is a:t-4.
tending London Normal Sehool,vis
ited at 'hie home over the' holiday.
Miss Hilda' Neusciwanger, wha
is attendign Stratford Normal,
wa
s
a holiday visitor at her home hertz
Mr. azrd Mrs, Gordon Bissett and
family of Goderich were Thursday
visitors' with relatives here.
Messrs. Clayton and blarence Hof
finan of Gatti were holiday visitors
under the parental roof.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Knopp and.
children :spent Sunday at the
home of Mn. and Mi .i0.scar Knopp:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siemon`.aod
daughter Lois os London, were vis-
itinF, relatives •here over Sunday;.
Mr. and, Mrs, -Hv. Deters of Never"
Hamburg, were holiday visitors.
with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Date ee
Flay Tp.
Ht+. and Mrs. 3,.Rontledge of
Dalton;, spent the holiday.' at the
home of Mr. and Mrs(.• Jos. Rout-
ledge.
Mx. Edmund Bedard" of St.
Jerome'+s College, Kitchener, vise
ited at hisl home over the.- , week-
end.
Mr. Gerald Bedard:, who is at-
teeding Stratford N drneel. School,
visited at his home over the holie
day,. •
L.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11, Frank antic'
Mr. Chas. Eilber of Waterloo, were'
holiday visitors at the home of Mr.
C. Eilber. ;
The re -building of the hydro
lines in Zurich are about all com
pleted, and a big improvementin
the lights can, be no,tzcad�
Mr. and 11lrs. Jacob Smith;, and
Mrs!. J. Ort of Detroit were visitors
at the home of leite and Mrs: A
Meliclt; +beer the holidays.
Mrs S. Rana i:' and Miss E.iz4te b
and Mrs. L. Geigar and family at-
tended the Edighoff 'r -Guenther
nuptials it 'Dashwood on Mon-
day.
The Zurich Ladies Quartette and
Miss Pearl Wertz, elo-oit,gnist,fur
nish:ed the programme nt a fowl
supper in Dungannon un Molydday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Zehr, .of Pool
Mr. and Mrs!, J. S Jantze ofrMil
verton and Mr, and iVlrs, E. • Gin-
gerich called at the home of Mrsi
C. L. Smith, on )donclay,.
We have just opened• up a lot
of new dishes in the latest patterns
Tea Sets, Berry Sets; Salad Dishes
Sugar -.and Cream Sets, Cake Plates,
Bread Plates, Pitchers, Etc. Call
and .see them, -R,, N. Douglas,Blake
FREE 'GOLD FIS. -Starting to-
day. We will give absolutely free
i
Tuxedo Chatterless
in
Ivo gold fish in a; `bowl', whilsthey
tst, With a purehaa'e of 75c or over
Rexall remedios: or toilet articles
is includes nearly everything you
an buy in n{ drug Store. -At Hens -
hill's Drug Store, Hensail,
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU a p
ARANTEEI) TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS. Sold By ti
fo
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. tf18 in
th
th
The Pine and dry weather con -
noes, and ever'yb .dy is wishing
r a good. Shower of rain: While
the Canada West we notice that
to weather is cold with show and
mercer *' has been as' lo1v as 3
below Zero. {
Mr. John Dumar't arrived again
in Zurich, where ho ~veil sp,ond the
Zwinter at the Wolper 5Eouse. 141x;
Guinart was on, an _extended busin-
ess
r.
trip 'through h
the
eagteri
p 1 part
of the -Province. this summer, and
advises us of the itn.tnense totirist
traffict here, mostly. from the Ant-.
ericars large cities; who long for,
u nice 'quiet and cool place in the
surntnet', which is so readily found
alongt he little lakes,in eastern and
northern Ontario.
COAL
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal
highest quality. -
C-i•OOD SUPPLY ON' HAND
Case
Son
Siof
PHONE 35 HENSALL -l7
Dr. lir IL C W E N
L, D, .Ss,, D, D. S.
DENTAL AL SUGEON
At McCormick Block, Zurich, e'V-
ery Thursday and Saitirclay.
Maim Office •
those' Oftice tote. Rousts 10j, FIA'RTLIi11T3'S IaLOCl1, DASHtVOOD damaged, Fortunately the ear. Was
Mr. acid Mrs John Hey, Jr(, and
daughter little M4rgaret, and,
Miss. Stella Calltas had al, narrow
escape of being injured on Sunday
afternoon dei o Ford • coupe, on
the -Town Nine about four miles:
oast of Dashwood. Mr. Hey tur-
nod to the 7,eft :side of the road
in order to . turn iii a,' gateon the
righ tnfdaa, and in doing so .got too
c'ene to the five-foot ditch and the
coupe' tipped nt or Wi't% till' 'result
that they received a bad shaking
ttp but fortmettely no bones were
broken;, "ilea car was somewhat-
HENSALL
+a e..
tx r .ilrng very elpwly.
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V•rIniri • Area Source` un Groat
LOSS #o PoWitrymen
1'lre Various $pedes Named 'anti
Describe(! T4s Affecting Chickens,
Tu,'keys, Ducks, Geese'and Pig'cons
--Stable. Ventilation --- C;arryini;
Young Pigs Along.
of
(Conteibutect by Ontario Department
,Agriculture, Torontp,)
Losses due to tnfeatattons of the
various forty .species of lice that in-
fest domestic fowl are in the aggre-
gatemany thousands of dollars an-
nually to the poultry -keepers of On-
tario, Small insects working out: Of
sight of the human eye, their 'pres-
ence is often unsuspected until the
birds show > unthriftiness, loss in
weight, lower egg production, and.re-
duced vitality; causing the owner to.
make an examination. If the exarn-
1uatioe is thorough, lice are general-
ly found in the great majority of
flocks. A few may not be serious,
but if the little crawlers are permit-
ted to increase to thousands the ef-
fect et ou
the-kee i
cul
tr
D Y p ng part of
the farm business is serious. Infest-
ed birds present a droopy and un-
kempt appearance, the wings lower-
ed, the feathers ruffled, and the birds
may suffer from diarrhea.
Infesting Chickens.
Of the forty . species that infest
fowl, seven have a decided preference
for • and infest chickens. The body
louse "Menopon blseriatum," is light
yellow in color and sticks pretty
close to the skin. It lays its eggs
in large clusters on the small fea-
thers below the vent. It takes about
three weeks from egg to mature
louse. This species sticking close to
the skin and feeding thereon is very
irritating. The "Menopon pallidum"
is similar to the preceding, only
• solnewhat smaller and has the habit
of spending its life on the feathers.
It is not so irritating and deposits
its eggs singly at the base of the
feathers. The head louse "Lipeurus
'heterographus" is commonly found
on the head and neck of young chic-
kens. It is dark grey in color, de-
posits itseggs singly on the down
about the head pf the chick. It takes
about one week to reach the hatching
stage and two weeks for the young
louse to grew to maturity.
The large hen louse "Gouioeotes
abdominalis, sometimes called the
"blue louse," is smoky grey in color
and one-third larger than the pre-
ceding. It sticks close to the body,
may be found anywhere and is easily
recogniateci, by its size and large
reeled head.
The wing louse "Lipeurus caponis"
IS ' a small, 1on,g and slender species
with a large rounded head. It eon-
..enes its activities " to the wing
,..ds -o other species, the "fluff louse"
an'd 'the "brown louse'," are rarely
,present in numbers. Both inhabit the
b i,d ' feathers.
re "estntg''turkeys.
• Two species are commonly found
on turkeys, the +'Gouiodes. sty11fer
and the "Lipeurus polytrapezius,"
The "Gouiodes stylifer" Is the most
common Tt is a large louse bearit:
some reseniblence to the large hien
louse, and may be distinguishes
frone it by having the ;posterior a-
gles 'of Cie head extended backward
and, terminating in long bristles.
Ducks and Geese,
Three spocies infest ducks and
geese to- a limited extent, the oily
nature of the skin of waterfowl be-
ing, a good preventive against tnese
external parasites. The species com-
monly found are "Docophorus icte-
rodi s,": a very small parasite, and thF•
"Lipeurus squalidus," a long, slender,
yellowish colored louse.
Pigeons.
These birds are frequently infesteo
with one or all three- species—"Li-
peurus baculus," "Gouiodes damicol
nis" and "Goniocotes compar,"
Methods oe controlling these ver-
min will. be given in a later issue. --
L. Stevenson, Dept, of Extension.
O. A. C., Guelph.
Stable Ventilation,
When Planning the changes to be
made in the term `stables next sea-
son, ;givethe gtlestipe of ventilation
first"t~onsideration. Animal life is de-
pendent upon oxygen. Food that is
eaten would never be' of service to
,eaten
or to humans if it were not
oxidied or combined with oxy;;t•u it.
the bedy. i:'ire canuot-Burn witbou
air and •food cannot by 'buret ❑` c.,
the body without air. It le a
tlr rt ;tio, iuuch time • and study �s
been e cpeutled on thy problems of
blceclina :tired feeding,' and brat so
l�ittl attention hes,beee given to t:re
most important demand in the life
of a done
esticeted:anintal-pure air.
Plan the stable in such a way that
pure all will be available,, to the ani-
mate every hour of the day. So says
L. Stevenson of the Onta'z-ii Agricui
tural Culiege.
Girt r ging Young Pigs Along.
Nature's 'tonics fol- young, 'growing
Pigs asil exercise, sunshine, plenty of
green suet,ui:i;nt feed, and clean sur-
rountlineled eSucicess`'with the litter,
therefore,•.wi11 depend on getting the
sow and' Iillgs' ee'pasture as soon as
possible , •I`t.is just as important to
the lroa'ith:end'thrift of the little that
the inuthel': get exercise as it in for
the pigs,
As a result of the depletion of our
forests, industries dependent upon
wood are ,already goin4 ouJ of busl-
uess, with the inevitable ciiessing.
undueeee on 'their localities. • Local
exhaustion of the forests is leaving
great stretebes of land to a.n unpro-
ductive condition, resulting in vir-
tual iii l)ol'etisbment, if not d.epopu-
t>i,lionl et Vary! Coneidexk ;l;e gret ,
•
Page Ville
We have a few ood �se
,colu d hand
buggies for,. Sale
Now.S$ e
b time e t get that Auto
Top Repaired
REPAIRING
Painting Fo,d Car, One "oat, $15,00, Two Coats .... ..
iCo vering Ford Top$20;00
Good Maternal, less curtains .,..., $12,00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors --:
Painting Buggy _.$5.00
... .. $11.00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUB13ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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4., WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE ABOVE
is PRODUCTS OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING Pah
APER
WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFIFERENT DESIGNS IN •ROLLS
AND SHINGLES. FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER LATHS -i<+
'4.
TALTYSHINGLES ALWAYS ON HAND. CUSTOM WORK OUR SPEC-
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1. HAVING TAKEN OVER (THE AGENCY'
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SEIVII-READY CLOTHING FIRM IN CANADA (HABBERLIN &
+ CO.) WO ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE THE PUBLIC ALMOST:
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1 OVERCOATS AT PRICES SEC'END TO NONE.
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