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ZURICH :BEICALD
BUSINESS CARDS
DITEILEY 1_1-1 . OLIVIE S
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public
Office on flarrilitore Street,
rent off the equare, Goderich. Priv-
lite funds to loan at lowest rates.
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Founds Notice, Etc..AcIs
IN THIS COLOIVfN
FOR SALE
Kr. Holmes will be in HeDIFIall .
Friday of each week. A. corn cutter, suitable for
both hand and VONVOr driven, Ap-
ply to T. Hcy, ,fr,
glikdrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
Ismer of marriage licenses, Notary
thilblic, Commissioner, Fire and..A.utt•
*awhile Insurance, Representing
NOTICE.
Illeiren and Erie Mortgage
urich, kindly come at once
poop e owing me accounts
Cornerli- AU I
The Canada Trust Co.. land settle
same.—Tacola Deichert.
a. Knapp s EL D. S, L. .
D S.
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DENTALSURGEON
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'SLAIN OFFICE — "HENSALL.
NOTICE
All parties owing us accounts
kindly come at once and settle
same.—A.
FOR SALE
For Sale—A fine wardrobe, ap-
ply. at Herald Office.
NOTICE
steer,.roan
OSCAR E.LOPF sTRAYED—Yealling
Sliort horns. Animal d' '
with rad spots and hind legs white
eraduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
•is distrained
tonal School of A.uctioneering. TrY, Garnet
Tacobe, Lot 22, con. 6, Ray
401 tot Registered live St°6( on or about Nov. 28th, 1924
LAM 'Breeds). Terms in keeping
tiritla pi evailing prices. Choice
terms for sale. Will sell anything
loeywhere,
Phone 18--93 or Write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
Licentl. Auctioneer for, County
114 Burou, In a position to Cc:M-
enet any auction sale,. regardleSS
:".• Om to size or articlestoseli • I
solicit your .business, and if not
.iiatisfied will make no charges for
services,
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood,
Phone 13-51
Zoite fieet
MARKET
Fresh 'a d Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Prise for Woel
CASH FOR SE INS & BIDES
71,1311013111t -
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%OMNI
• 1 11133. in a position to aCeOnle-
Irate all requirements in the Livery'
INtaft, have.Auto for hire. Any-
thing done 'in the teaming line.
• GEORGE J. HUM
Zurich
"None 5$
•1 de, ATKINSON, L.D.S., DaS,
DENTIST
Graduate (II the Royal College
�t Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
sit the Univeksity of Toronto.
Nate District Dental Officer, Mg-
itery District No. One, Dondon,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Vain Office, Exeter. Phone 34,
tat Zurich every TtTESDAY
Phone 79 -19
"unwasmanaftecontwoon......orrpt.
LIVE
IPOU LT RV
WANTED
Woken every day till 3 Oclook
• Do not feed fowl same morning
)srliken brought in,
• .
'Highest Casit Prices
SE
Cream
—
Cream and Lggs
• W. O'Brien
Phone ei, Zurich
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Vzr
.• SEASON 1924
• SPRING AND SUMMER. DELIVER-
IES
• ANTHRACITE—We aryl DOW re-
seiving our genuine Delaware &
Shidston direct front the mines, Nut
•Stove and Egg sizes.
SOFT COLL—Just arrived, an-
- Other car of our high grade soft.
• Thin eoal has made a great hit for
NOUSehold use tmd our sales of this
Save over doubled in the last sea-
iiitk4
SOULDTS•--Ottr Roulet Coal. is
ISM in a class by itself and is.gr
‘vonitg in favor rapidly, ,
OtTR .Teiephones are at your
service, 'Use them freely' for in-
,
formation. , . ' .
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tr001.:10155,rthteesotoitogr atialraayt;sthethilougnotioad,
tioralae a geed
STRAYED.
Unto my premises, Parr Line.
Hay, a yearling calf. Owner can
have same by prox'ing cprop eft y
and paying expenses, Sol Sch-
rader, R. R. 1, Zurich,
FOR SALE
A WEEK -END SPECIAL -- A
high grade Mohagany case,
full size, sold by Heinteman & Co.
complete with bench at $24',-,./10.
John Ifey, Tr., Zurich.
FOR SALE
3 small outhouses for .sale,
Zurich public school grounds.
ply to Dr.'A. MacKinnon,
LOCe , HOW TO efilOCE
Saving 'Young fruit Tee ('"
Mrs, Tom J. Gettus, of •
ir
is. Vieiting with:her . pereeute, Mr, • died by Rabbits.
and hire. Weselohle . . •
Mr• A, Smith, •of Griefoh, Creek 1 ft Best' »o in tea' speeng,,,,Jrne
Alb.. is erIS'i Ong p41 en ts, Aitchlt& vaii„r)n
and Mrs,. Wendell Staitlt. , 'tito Bintier•-:el'entleTeif the: Ain, v;
Shieep-Collar Sores* •, •
(Contrieuted by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.). •
Ontario motor ear liecms'es 3'nar-,
leers for 1925 will avive yellow nem-
bers on, a dark background; just
fho reva'iee' a -1110 1024 1-4111th?rl• A great deal of damage. was fe,ne
Mr. and Mn. Louis =f,fsibfleisc.b.
of Hay Tp.. entertained .a :: nOin- bark on fruit trees.' in away cesee
last ' winter by . rabbits giraliz4; i bk1
bar of intimate. friends to ,6,.. fo-s8/1
inches above the ground up from
the girdled area extends from a few
supPer last Thursday. '
The rural mail couriers have,be.rtwelye tcesixteen inches, but iu otber
en granted New Year' e Day' as ‘a.' -,eases the girdled section is only a
holiday, thio is their • Only
116licla9:.':1;;;7cileildleahreeSa iisnnowtiodvitr ten inches in
Where the
of they ear. anti they de -serve lc- ,
,copy. o ribell't nel- t ns of uulajured bark with scions of
inehes in diameter the injury may be
width and the trees are over two
spent the holiday with the latter's
ever. and Mrs' IL C. 11°‘");(1' wl11:. eens
New Year.—ClintonNC,yes ,Tieeord,,
:hbiaortheitrIn: joy-‘yren. reading, i,i. 31:appy
We wish all •our readerey.w.bether,
'called bridge grafting, because the
the same variety. This erocees is
eeina,ired by connecting the two mar -
he same kind but not necessarily of
serve as a bridge to conduet
'parents, Mr, and Mr's). ity, .
the plant food across the injured
Weseloh, returned to •London, ott area.
. he Woik Best Done in the Spring.
.
Saturday.
Bridge grafting may be done in the
Th,e.re ie, speculation at Ottawa
spiring just before or when sap be -
that Parliament will njeet About
ownand continued until the
the' end of January, that the see- gins to el
sion will be short and that a ge.(1- leaves are half grown if the scions
oral election will take place, in June :lavreelldvii.onwannt. healthy
yis areshoontisadoef frtoa
•Christmas: fowl took a atop at Past season's growth. These should
Zurich just before the holiday. No be cut when completely dormant and
stored in damp sand or sawdust until
' fowl. were shipped out the: last
required for use. When ready to
PPod to 50 per lb.—Exeter • Tinnee- graft take
conple of days and the prieWria-
. . .satfiteteirglwitielinohtlilinbalf:if loofostolieorglarudaloe 1
a sharp knife and
Advocate.
bark should be scraped off the ex- 'I
Mr. Herb, Kalbileisch loft on -
posed' area. The seiei.,i are prepared
Menda.y to reetune his studies in
pe, the wedge beie.- one -and -one 1
sbva cutting both ends to a wedge
the Waterloo College.. He *as N'IS shape..
hall to two inches iji,witht - f
a e; he cut i
ited over the holicleysi by •hie fri-
si e aad a small bit
end. Mr. Jaet Vorkoper whe is at- snegaeo on one •
tending,. the same college for - a
Theological course.„ . , • •
• Mr. W. G, Hess hav taken part-
net4ihip his two sons, Meesrs. Harry
and Albfert. 'They will contrnee
eheir jewellery busineSs, also a
nil lino of electrical 'supplies, and
will also do al;y wirirry job, no
matter how big or euntrIl
The Exeter 11, S. hockey team
in the 3r. Wossa league has been
on !ermined with Parkhill as GrenpA
and with Stymie and Petrolia
-21! Group 13. Owing t o the distance
endt he unsatisfactory train101,-
•viee the grouping is • very efnsat-
isf actor y.
Masers. .Inseple ancl Samuel
Huber' from Formosa, Kansas, are
two lailttiiere are extensive.
g •
and report the crepe •as well as
the prices very good the past.
SeaSoly.•
•
•
,A. b Tier ainod.entrance in
NOTICE. - -•
• The Eecelsior :Bacon Hog Club
have- pleced 'a pure. bred' York-
shire! ,Ifteg 'Servics, at -the feirin
of Henry, Kruege.r, l4th Con., Hay
Tp.„ who is caretalter, Terms.
$1.50 cash. . 22-4
•.11b. Hendrick, Pres.
•
• NOTICE.
• We are iu r position to store
and keep your auto ?battery char -
ed for the winter. Also charg-
ing clone at any time.—L.
A.
Prang, Zurich.
P. J.. O'Dwyer, M. D.
ZURICH - • ONT.
OFFICE REMOVED TO HOUSE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED 13Y -15
Jno. Preeter—Main 'Street
Tuxedo
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Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR ,FORD CARS. GU
ARANTEED 'TO STOP 'THE CHAT
g
the front door o.f the Comms-cial
Hotel last Friday night. and was
helping himself when Efrqh-
offer, itleard him, and they chaieed
him after filling his pe.,!;:ets with
heir tonic., He glen went to the
Wolper ROMS an.d te.“1 to gait
entrance, but was again chased."...
James Street Methodist church,
Exeter, the church with which Mat
ager and Mrs. JacoW were iden-
tified while in Exeter, sent to the
TIuron County Home a nice Chr-
istmas hamper of fruits and can-
dies for distribution amongst • ItS
thmates.
W. G. Ross & Sons have instal-
led Weetinghciuse. Radio Sets foe
Messrs. H. Albreeht and • Herb
Mousseau. Tin, Westinghouse aete
iterate entirely on dry batteries.
which means doing away with the
charging of a •storage battery, mak
trig rit possible for everyone to
enjoy a radio. • 3
STORE LOST BY FIRE
.On Thursday last, Mr. 9; Hare
el a tllt : r e
GSold BY
TERINOF BANDS. dy (received woi t eI
a s,,
hardward store of his son-in-law,
L. 4. PRANG, Zurich. tf18 Fred S. Rickbell, oe Weethingtorn
Mine-:,sota, 'llnd been destroyed. by
fire. Mr. Rickbeil IS a Zuriehboy
( who has made, good in: the, west -
Jt t,e, ern State:of the Unien. He hada
largo and _flourishing business cold
,
)
b.. one of the finest hardware at-,
ores in that stiction of th. eeetintrY
Scranton coal it being upttn-date in ,o,Yery part.
tieular. Thry loss wa.s partly opi7.
Chesnut and Furnace ered by insetrance 'but at th2 titre
he had over $6,00 worth.of ObristL,
Sizes. Soft coal of mac stock that Was not: insured.,
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
& Song
PHONE', 3.5 BENSALL -11
NDr. IL H. COWEN4.
La, DSt, D. D. S. .
:DENTAL SURGEON:
At Atecomick Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
• Main Of4ice
EIARTLEIR'S IILOCK, DASIIWOOD
It is thought the fire was •eansed
by defective wiring—Exoter Tim-
ee-Advocate.
P &PINE A U—D E NOM Y
.A. pretty church Wedding .tOoke
;place in St. Peter's, E C Churnh
Drysdale, 'on Monday tnoruing;
WI/013. Rev, Gerard united in the,
Holy Bon,ds of wedlock, Mies Dere,'
3. Denomy, daughter of Me. Wm,
Denomy, to Mr, Frederick Papine
eau, 'eon, of Mr, and Mrs: Xeseph,
l?apinea.u, both •eontrattirig, part-
ies of the Sauble Line. Mies' Alhe
lea Papineatt and AdolPh. Denothy
witnessed flip ceremony, While
Cavil Duclutrge and iVradeline, ted-
ard matio appropriate flower giris
Alter the uereniony the happy' eo.
uple left .the clatrab, by leigh •to
the grooirr's parent's home :Where
stimptuone' 'Wedding 'dinner and
stii)per wa,' enjoyed by all pre's-
en't. 'while the ,fironing Was, spent
esettemesseeseeeete
• ••-Paker-roilita
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massoisomatiewea wookulgenimogamantomoomeawaaegio‘04,144,000
011 LOOK! E VE :IT
pokao,„0
THAT CUSSING ABOUT TEN 1,'OPO SIDE CURI'AINS
HESS WILL FIX TRIM SO if 01' E '1 WITH TILE ,DOOR
Painting Po:a Car, One $15.01/, Two Coats $20.018
iCovering Ford Top Good. Material, less curtains .., $12.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors
Painting Bu rrey . $8 00
11? YOU WANT SERVICE, WE VS IT
WE RERUBBER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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Bird's Neputsex' oofs
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"GOOD OLD PAROID"
t WE HAVE ile.ceJ VED A LARGE Seltfeele' c'
PRODUCTS Ole 136'ILDING PAPER. BLA,CIC BUILDING PAPER
1. WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFFERENT DESICeNS IN ROLLS
4, AND SHINGLES. PULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER, LATHS' AND
SHINGLES ALWAYS ON HAND, CUSTOM, SVOIIK OUR SPEC-
IALTY.
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of bark taken off the other side al
* PHONE on
.the tip-. There are various methods
Of inserting the scions, but the I+
method described below will give 'I, eeteteeeeeeeeel•ereieee-e-te+-eieeeeteeeei iefee4,44.e.ee+e-tet..444.4.4eveeeleeeeteeegel
very good results.
How the Grafting Is Performed.
Make a vertical slit about one -
and -one-quarter inches long in the
'bark above and below the girdle. The *
scion is teen placed in position by
raising. the bark slightly at the cor-
ners al this slit and shoving' the -1!
directly beneath the slit, taking care * 17Th.1 F
lower end of the scion under the bark ,
1:12
ZURICH $
to place the cut surface of the scion
next to the wood. The upper end of 4.
the scion is then inserted in the bark I li,BBERLIN
above in precisely the came meaner, t
and both ends fasteneu firmly in posi-
HOFFMANI
tion by driving a small finishing nail
about three-quarters of an inch long + WITH OUR NEW LINE OP SPRING SUITINGS AND SA.MPLES
through the wedge of the scion into t IN ALL
the wood of the, tree. Scions may be + THE NEW SEASON'S FABRICS, AND EQPRESSING .
pieced about two inches apart around 1 THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND SHADES '
the circumference of the tree, and
e-enele.jeqve been enserted the slits
theehark, ateel--t:bre -margins' of the
giedle should be covered With melted
grafting wax, Apply the wax while
• quite warm with a small paint brush.
The .wax should be kept hot enough
to flow easily, but not hot enough to
injure the growing tissue. An oil
heater or a' spirit lamp is satisfac-
tory for this purpose if a regular
••grafting outfit is not available. ---
Horticultural Dept., 0. A. Colleg...,
Guelph.
',7Preservation of the Binder.
. With score men the grain binder is
ready for the scrap heap in five years.
• with other farmers it will last thin.,
years, A 'canvas cover large enough
to protect the machine from sun and
rain should be part of the grain bind-
er equipment. At the close of tile
harvest season the harvester should
be cleaned thoroughly and all uioviug
Parts ailed. The nel.‘,.Li and Lite
gdides through which tire twine tra-
vels should be greased. The knife
should be taken out, dried and wiper
over with a cloth soaked in oil, and
then put away. The calvas convey-
ers should be thoroughly dried,
rolled up and put away in dry stor-
age. The bidder should be packed
away in the barn or implement acid
• out of the way. Do not 14.1 the
chickens use it as a hen roost. A
few poles would be cheaper and
Would. serve the hens just as well.—
L. Stevenson, 0. A. C., Guelph.
Teeth Tell Age of Seep.
A iamb has eight small first -teeth
on the lower jaw. 'When the animal
reaches the age of about one year,
the middle pair are replaced by two
permanent teeth; at tin ebout
'two, the teeth on either side or
permanent teeth, are :also rt, cu
by a permanent pair; a:, teal e
three; the next, tooth •
,gives way to a permanun huL
at. abl.rat tite-age of tour, the ui
back teeth are replaced like
manner.
Sheep with one pair of permanent
teeth is a yearling; a sheep whir two
pairs is a two-year-old; with three
pairs, a three-year-old, and with four
airs, fouryear-old. After a sheep
Is four years old, one cannot tell by
the' teeth about the age. However,
one who is purchasing a sheep should
see to it that it has not lost any teeth,
or that the teeth Imre-not become
long and ,shoe,peggy in appearance;
Collar Sores.
The best way to relieve the pres-
sure while working the horse Is to
remove. the stuaing from the collar
side of a pad, over the sore, leaving
the shoulder side smooth, Paint the
ilore With dilute iodine after remov-
ing' the collar, first bathing off sweat
and dirt. Dust sore with talcum
powder before harnessing. When-
ever possible, lay off the horse a few
clays when trying to heal sore
Shoulders as it will hasten matters.
This part of Ontario will bottle
SOAD .4it. 'PRODUCE blERC AW.r centre of a, total eclipse then dancing. elle r)r touple Sows that habitually starve their
thane Offiee 10w, '13touse 103, mtn on January elith next, ,rnalto their future home Shatild be At .,.,1l., and none of
• itiENSALL or4T..1
HAVING T.A.KEN OVER THE AGENCY OF THE BEST KNOWN
+ SEMI -READY CLOTHING FIRM IN CANADA (HAB13ERLIN &:
*CO.) WE ARM TN A POSITION TO GIVE THE PUBLIC ALMOST+
1 ANYTHING REQUIRED IN THE LINE OF SPRING SIJITS
i OVERCOATS Al PRICES SECEND TO NONE,
f4.
RE ME11113ER
The Early turd catches the Worm
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ITA Lb D FUNERAL DiRECTORI
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