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BUSINESS CARDS
DLEYE. HOLMES
'el iritater; r Solicitor, Tot"ary'" rebtie
*t.e., Office on Hamilton Street,
tet oft the square, Goderieh. Priv-
deter funds to loan at lowest rates.
M. Holmes will .be in RepeaU an
i+'ridy of
aeach week.
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
lemur of ;marriage licensee, ,•, Notary
�11e. Commissioner,• *ire, and kat -
* Medi* 1S Insurance, Representing
*arm and ]Brie Mortgage Corpora-
The Canada Trustt, Co. !elide
2110101110.
1 Knapp, 1 D. D. S., L. D. S.
& DENTAL• SURGEON
WAIN ORIFICR
HENSALL
A -U -C -T -1 -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR SLOP!
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat
mal School of Auctioneerirng. Try,'
ea* for Registered Live Stock
.Breeds). Terms in keeping
►a t prevailing prices. Choice ,I
DIEM for sale. Will sell anything)
Imarwhere.
*Losse 18-93 or write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
111i $iron. In a position to con-
flict any auction sale, regardless
be to size or articles to seU. I
A licit your business, and if not
.aeletied will make no chargee for
lierrieeL
'Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
ream 13-57
Zurich M®•at
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
;.Bologna -Sausage;, etc
elegheit Cash Price, for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & H1DES
tugblut &�
Dcichert
iF
ZURICH LIVERY
I am, in a 'position to accomoe
late all reeuirenrents ,in the Livery,
GADO, 'have Auto for hire. Any -
king 'done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
?bone 112
Zurich
8.ATKIIeT,SON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
4raduate of the Royal College
lag Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
me the University of Toronto,
ate District Dental Officer, Mil-
jta y- Diiatrict No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Main Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
ea :Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79 -19
L, I VE
POU LTR
LWANTED
Makes every day till 3 Oclock p.m
Do not teed fowl dame morning
hl'tilerat ,brought in,
lifighest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR---
Gream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
*liaise a 94. Zurich
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GOAL
SEASON' 1924
RPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER -
ES
.NTHRACITE-Ws are new re-
Meliving our genuine Delaware le
etudeon direct from the mines, Nut
Love and Egg sizes.
IOFT COAL -Just arrived, an -
Wier ear of our high grade ,soft,
flu coal has made a great hit for
illitit#Vtehold too and our ,sales of this
' v'8 over doubled in the last sea -1
OTJL1 TS -Our l3onlet Coal is
low be a class by itself and is.gr=
elfeeltee ,n .favor rapidle..
OUR Telephones are at your
4iertice. Use them freely for in-
it tr'rMation.
',Ilhl dt PRODUCE MERCHANT
i011o;. ;(3tYiee 1Ow. louse 10),
w1ENSALL O N" X". a
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PUT YOUR
Wants, - .. FarSale, Lost, LOCAL
avis Gtli HERALD
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
•
FOUND
A pair os spectacles on, Bronso
Line. Owner can have !same
from Mr, Joho G. Er}E
FARM FOR SALE
•• Consisting. of: 109 'aeeee of goo
sung land, with 10 acres of bush,
a bank barn 44x70 ft., brick house
ne30 feet, ort, 1411io li¢y T
Mr, Garnet Walper wasp ai
day 'visitor• i�rir•�Cli'nton;
'Niles Matilda Johnson x's viittl?�
friends in Kitchener:..
Mrs
J . Alb gchC
r and d, at<,�h�el
sl Rase, were Week -end eieitees at;
.Glensall;. r • '-
1VIrs. H. Elsie of DaashoOl
w'
visiting at the home of M•r n'd
Mrs. E. Oeach. •
d • Mr.. a,nd .Mdse.' Roy Weber' .of
Renege,. motored to .Detroit .overt
theweek-end!,•.
e n. , own
•ship. Apply to .Mr. Simon Millet
Dashwood, Ont.
AUCTION SALE •
01 Consig'nment'`,;4rtieles ,.will .,° b
held a tDash'wc od, one ,: ,Saturday
November 22e1; at 1 O'clock 'pint
sharp the following;
35 head of yearlings rising 2
years, Steers and Heifers. 25shead
t yrs. old rising 3 "yrs.. Somecows
in calf. 20 stocker pigs front 75
to 100 ]bac each.- 10 sucking - pigs
Those •cattle are in A 1" condition.
And guaranteed to be :sold to the
highest bidder.
TERMS -6 months -credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint
notes with' a4 discount of 4% off for
cash ore credit amounts,.
Arthur Weber, A.uctioneet.
J. Graybeil, Clerk.
George Merner, Manager.
WANTED
We. are in the market for dutch
setts•, large onions and dried ap-
ples. Highest prices paid, -T. L,
Werra.
NOTICE
Wie are now operating our. cid-
er and apple butter factory every
Tuesday and 'Thursday. Parties
wishing to have any work done,
ldndly make arrangements by
pikonee. tf-15
F. C. Kalbfiersch, e Zurich.
NOTICE.
:We. are in al position to store
and keep your auto battery char-
-god for. the, winter. Also charg-
ing done at any time, -L. A
Prang, Zuriehj.
NOTICE.
I have handoid +my oiatstandieg
accounts ' to Mr. WI. I. Siebert :far
collection, Anyone owing me,
kindly call and .settle dame at
once. - J!. Preeter.
STRAYED
Froin my pasture field, Town
Lina, Stanley, about Oct. 1' a
20 -months old white heifer, no.
horns. Please notify Ed. Reich-
•ert;, phone 94 r 10' Zurich ,ii where
abouts known.
NOTICE
We will run our cider mill every
Tuesday and Thursday of each
week. Also have a large copper
kettle to let, for cooking 'apple but
ter. Sleeve Stickle, Bronson Line
Stanley. 13-5
NOTICE
CEMENT WORK -I am in a pus
Rion to do any kind of a cement
job, such as supply tanks, foound-
ation walls, bridges, cement floors
and walks, etc. Work .guaranteed
prices reasonable. Apply to Mar-
icil Corriveau, 13. R. 2, Zurich;
Phone 16-93. . tf40
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU
AR A NTEED TO STOP THE CHAT
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
. Case e
Son
PRONE 35
;EN STALL -17
Dr. 11. tl. COWEN.
L. ,D,. Sc, 3b. 1t, S.
DENTAL SURGEON °
At McCorii It Block, Zurich, eve
ery Thursday and Saturday..
Main. Office
HARTLIMITS BLOCK, DA'STIWOOD
Messrs. C. Fritz and WI. L. ,,Sie-
4bert are speeding a few deye its
the Pinery hunting wild genie ;:
Peter Papineee left eoliWed
nesdey ,for Windsor, where hip in-
tends to remain for the ,winter`
Mrsl. IIG. Gellman aleft one ern•+
day for 1te .visit with xelativee In;
I'etijolea and Sarnia:' .
Mr. and Mrs. Louis, Weber" alma
daughter, Miss Clara, were reeeet.
visitors with friends at Detroitei
Mr. Wellington • Fee and 'dai>gh-
ter Eva, of Seaforth' renewed aeq-
uaintances with friends in the: vil-
lage on Saturdy.a
1The local sportsmen are every
active in the shooting of wild
geese this fall, and some real good
hauls• have been made,,.
The biggest bargains in Millie-
ery given in Zurich. for many a' day
are now handed out; "Let's Go"
and get our's before they are;
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Becker and
fancily and Mr. August Becker of
New Dundee, were week -end visite
ors at the home, of M'r J,acoie,
Brown(
Jack , rosti with hi,vl glorio s
,Canada ,Winter arrived here osi
Sunday ,with sa4 ;real snow Stehle,
and the weather since liar. t' • }:leen
cold and steady.*
,. e
gone at Miss• V. V. Sieben is .;
Th:4 Choir of the Evangeliceh
church, Zurich, are • getting ready
lor .Song Service. on Sunday es
ening, Nov. 30th. They always
furnish something good
The annual meeting of'.the Zur•-
ieh. Jui'bilee Band will' be held' at
the Band. Hall on Thursday 'even
ing, Nov: 20th at e8 o'clock p: n>
sharp. • .Ali interested .should • at-
tend;
Mr. Peter Papineau, who aha s{.
conducted the 'repair shop on 'Vic-
toria, streets has. given Mi Jos
Druar, the new proprietor, pose
essiou Mr. •Druar will use' •earne
for the Maseey-Hareiss implements
and. iepurs
i Mr, and Mx se.ne tin. E. •Selist'ert'
ear,' -who- hay; ween, liesing in •theei1
loge sibs` past few..years, left lash
Tuesday for Texas here ..they -.in
tend 'to •spenwhere
the winter. ' .Theo
many Zurich 'friends regret to see
thein leave the village:
The Molsons Bank has mo•a ed in-
to •their new block, which theis'er-
ected this summer: The new' bus
}}ding is a credit to to 'the instit-
u.tioni, as well as to M:r F. C Kilo
fleisch, the builder, as the interior
iwnoslnldsvork •co.n;sists all of oak fin -
NEW FLOUR AND IFET;T,.) STORE
Mi". Louis Schilba, -who his` re,
cntly purchased. the Apple
villi, the intentions of running a
Flour and !Feed store, wishes to
anoints that he will be opera for
November and. It is some years
sen, in Zurich and we hope R'Cr-
and also that the
'Mr. Carl IVIcClinchey of Stan -
y Township, who is employed as
\rasher, had a very narrowesc-
;e of being seriously injured one
ay Gast week while threshing at
e farm of Mr. Simon Deitricle
e ,was' ont op of the steam engine
.some of the running part
leen ,in some way 'VS pant legcarne caught and before he co-
ca free himself, the lower part of
s clothing was all toils off. How-
er fortunately he received no in -
ries to speak of.
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business on Saturday of, this week
Lince al store of this hind has
Sehilbe 'will be s,ucaes'sf•ul in, his
undertaking
Public will give hirer patronage:
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Do You Use NAMELESS Cold
Remedy in yon Household,. read
this; "Detroit, Mich, Nov, 3-1924
My Dear Powell -$1:.00 enclosed for
usual supply of. 'Nameless' which
atilt stands us in,,goocl stead. Very
Truly Yours', 13. S. Murray," Mr.
Murray is in the Papnnaster Dept.
of the Ford Motor Co,{, and ,has
continually used NAMELESS in his
household since 1902. We receive
-many attestations as to the Good-
ness of this Remedy' 25c, brings
you. Nameless, Druggists of The
Purity Mfg. Co.., Exeter, or Wag-
nea's Confe.etionery at Zurich.
'Me. Fred Haberer of the Blind
Laine hap a very uli.fortunate ex-
perienee one dfly ,last week, while
!was filling the manure spread -
in, the barnyard, the wind was
hrg a metal wash tub towards
horses who took fright and st-•
ed to runt, at the again time Mt
berer rain, trying to catch the
sea endjust as, the � teams 'wa!a
sing 0h;g
rough the ate, he was
sed between the gate and spr-
ee'
nag as the, horses .at "thist� tore loose leaving :tTr. TTN)-
,• fastuntil t ••
l so ti
t time e s�
tiU a
auce came. He le now 'eon-
s''eon-
s'to his, bed with bt uised logs,
fofortunately no bones. were tr-
ipod,
he
er
roll
the
let
Ha
hoil
pats
pin
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ERADICATION OF V EEDS
o.operative Experiments'Show
t,
tfow.iMat Br Doite-
Hope for Perennlei Sow Thistles and
Twitoh Grass --iron Sulphate for
Mustard --Another Plan for Killing
Twitch -O. A. C. Barley Popular
n the United *mese•
• •:.
iCoutrtealee by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, „Toronto.)
As •sa,result of ten years!, experi-
manes the following methods are res
commended by the department of
Botany of the Ontario Agricultural
College a
Use of Rape to Destroy Perennial Sow
Thistle and Twitch Grass.
Cultivate the field until about the
Middle: of June, running over It ire-
,quently with the cultivator so as to
keep the tops down and thus weaken
the "roots:" Then apply manure at
the.'rate of about twenty tons per
acre (12 good loads). Cultivate the
manure In thoroughly, and with a
double mould board plough slightly
ridge up the laud, making the ridges
about 26 inches apart. On the ridges
Wow pasture rape at the rate of 11/2
pounds per acre, It is important
that the right amount of rape be
sown, for if too little is ,sown the
stand will not be thick enough to
smother the weeds, and if en the
other' hand too much is aown the
plants will be too crowded and not
grow vigorously enough •to keep
ahead of the weeds. Sow the rape
when the land Is sufficiently moist to
insure quick germination of the seed.
If therape is slow 1n starting theweeds may get a start in the rows
and thus necessitate hand cultivatloe
there. Cultivate the tape every week
or ten days until it occupies all the
aground and makes further cultivation
Impossible. If, when the rape.is cut
or pastured, any weeds remain, the
field should be ridged up the last
thing in the fall and putin with a
hoed crop the following year. This
should . not be necessary if a good
stand of rape is secured.
Spraying. Wits .Imus Sulphate to
Destroy Mustard In Cereal Crop*.
'Lion sulphate or copperas can be
successfullx;usa to"deetroy mustard
in, standing grain without injury to
the crop.
Preparation of Solution.
:A 20% solution should be ap-
plied. This can be prepared by dis-
olving 80 lbs. of iron sulphate In
Ogallone of. water. Iron sulphate is
dMolved quite readily in cold Vatter,
solution; should Vet ' strained
ou'gii a cheese cloth, as it is put
.6 the spray pump tank. This will
dove dirt and small 'particles that
re apt to clog the nozzles. .
d'to `Apply,
Apply on a 'palm, elder day :Just
s'soon.as the Brat= few plants in the
elds show. fiowere. 'It 3s very int-
ortant to spray early. 1f the plants
re left too long the treatment is not
early so.effective. If a heavy rain
pines within 24 ]lours after the sole -
on ; is applied, it will be necessary
spray again.
ow to Apply the Solution.
.An ordinary hand pump barrel
sprayer, such as is employed to spra„
fruit trees may be used, or a potato
sprayer• can be rigged up to do th.
work. Many of the Le., -to -date spray-
ers have a special broadcast attach -
Meta for spraying weeds. These ar,
excellent for `large areas, as they
cover a wide strip at each round.
Care must be taken to see that every
mustard plant is covered with the
solution in the form of a fine spray.
Iron sulphate may be obtained at any
hardware store. -J. E. Howitt, O. A.
College, Guelph.
Another Flan for Killing Twitch
Grass.
'A successful experiment in ridding
land of twitch grass was made re-
cently by the Farm Department of
the Ontario Agricultural College on a
field that was a mass of twitch after
the oat crop had been removed.
The land was so badly infests('
that the field produced a very sinal
crop that season. After the oat:
were removed, the land was ploughuu
lightly and tractor-disced twice, ant,
then cultivated and harrowed. Latei
in the fall this field was ploughuu
with: a double -disc plough, the from
disc, cutting six to ;even inches deet,
and, the rear disc twelve to thirteen
inches. This brought loose subsoi,
up and threw it on top of the suits
mass of roots.
In the following i.dring the field we,
plated to Wet corn in the chcmc;,-r ,,
sy'stout, Practically uo twitch
an appearance during the summer,
and the field, without fertilizer, pro-
duced.an excellent crup of Hint corn
tor buskihg.
0. A. C. Barley Crown In the United
States.
Dr, C. A. Zavila received a letter
i•eceetly from Prof, Moore of the
Agricultural College of Wisconsin,
which says: "Now practically all of
the barley grown in Wisconsin, and
in many of our surrounding States,
exuauated from the few pounds of
barley which you so kindly sent up.
We will never be able to get even
los• the good thiegs you have done
for urs in bygone years,"
Toe lien who takes pride in "do-
ing chores wait" usually has sleek
stook and cleat stabtes, and realizes
a great eroftt from his everyday
therms re from any other of his
£asci O'eraticsus.
A bee is said to travel 43,7'76 miles
to gather one pound of honey con-
sisting Of 2!1,184 drops of nectar.,
Those who do nut believe it aro in•
vited by the bee to count the drops.
Souaotimes it's lack of time .aa:
sonietimes'it's just indifference th_
leaves farm raebi;rpry ntrtc•d
Jjt'oletrtt bele. 'one season to tics next.
'ago Viva
orawassamarasasoraisriarsataragwaYarisawasaismagarrimemarawaspownwmais
We haveP !rand
few good ,ec,<�a;�
buggies for Sale
Now is , ,
the time to get.tilcl,Auto
utpa
Top Repaired
a
" REPAIRING
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Paipting Poled Car, onePok $15:00, Two Coats ...
'Covering Ford ' .• $12.00
Pop Good Material, less curtains ,., .., $12.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors ,.:
Painting Buggy .:. ....:...... ... ...15:00
IF' YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT $N•00
WE EERUEBER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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WE HAVE REtcEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE ABOVE
PRODUCTS OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING PAPER
4 "'WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS
• AND SHINGLES. FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER, LATHS AND
'I' SHINGLES ALWAYS ON HAND. CUSTOM WORK OUR, SPEC=
IAL TY.
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F. C. KLBFLEISCBF
PHONE 69 - ZURICH
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tWITH OUR NEW LINE OF SPRING SUITING,S AND SAMPLESI
g.. IN• ALL THE NEW( SEASON'S FABRICS, AND EQPRESSING
THE VERY LATEST: STYLES AND SHADES •
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HOFFMANi
HOBBERLIN
HAVING TAKEN OVER iTHE AGENCY OF THE BEST ,.KNOWN
SEMI -READY CLOTHING FIRM IN CANADA (HABJ3ERLIN dz01.
.1. CO.) WE ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE THE PUBLIC ALMOST
1 ANYTHING REQUIRED IN THE LINE OF SPRING SUITS AND
OVERCOATS RCOATS AT PRICES SECEND TO NONE.
REMEMBER
,. The Early Bird catches the Worm
W. HJHOFFMAN
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TTAILORtIAND FUNERAL DIRECTOR!
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