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StNESS. CAROlk
t DimLEY L'♦tr HoLwais
Earrister, Solicitor, Net'ary Public,
*tee Office on Hamilton Street,
lent Off the square,, Goderich, Priv-.
$te fund's to loan at lowest rates.
'*r. Holmes will be in Hensall" ."61:1f
Friday of each week. J
;ra
t;:Nw,ry;
lt0i3'. HARM,+(
PU3 r°OHO ,
M►',arits, For Salo, Lo&t,
F4I&nd t'NO;ice; Etc' Ads
IN THIS" COUGHS
. FOR SALE
IOr rent, a suitable fran'e'dwel
lin T ro e
�, p p rLy, `'with. n to
good d e ble
fruit trees, etc., apply" to Chas.
'Weber' Zurieh:
‘Clerk 11s�'err F. Hess, Towasizili
�Is*sr or marriage licenser, Notary
Ila, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
OMNIe Insurance,' Representing
*sIela and:Erie Mortgage Corpora-
lr, Tha' Canada Trust Co:" Zurich,
G. Knapp, 0, D.S.,1.. D $.
DENTAL SURGEON1
11.41-1*:.OFFICE EEN'SALL
OSCAR (CLOP!
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
/Mal
7x
!al School of Auetione � g Y
l for Registered Live Stock
tAq Breeds), Terms in keeping
;w.itb prevailing prices. Choice
farms for sale. Will sell anything
jnywhere,
Phone 18-93 or write,.'Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
*I Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless'
to size or articles to sell. I
1oIIeit your business; and it not
■atisfied will make no charges for
services.
+¢rthur Weber, - Dashwood,
bone 13-57
p -
Zurich !hitt
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Woul
GASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
'Y'u�sgblut &'
141 tr
ZURICH LIVERY
I am in a position to acconme
late all requirements in the Livery
Mine, have Auto for •hire. Any-
thing done in' the teaming line.
GEORGE J.'THIEL
?hone lig ' Zurich
,8. ATKINSON, L,D,S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
graduate of -the Royal College
ti! Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
al the University of Toronto,
Nate District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours- • at Zurich every-
-Min
very
*Mm Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
At -Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone" 79 -19,
LIVE
{ POU -,LT R
WANTED
!taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl game mornings
When brought --in. '
l�ighes . Cash Prices'
Creat -'i l Eggs
W. O'Brien
PPholns• 04. Zurich
COAL..
SEASON 1924
SPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IES
ANTHRACIiTE-We are now re-;
calving. -our genuine Delaware &
Hudson direct from the mines, Nut
Stove and .Egg 'sizes.
SOFT COAL=•J`uat arrived, an -
ether car of our high grade soft.
is coal' hays made a great hit for
household tt'se and our sales of this
have otter doubled in the last 'sea-
110111.
BOTILETS-Our Boulet Coal is
*0 in �a' class by itself and is g'r-
aP'tn'g in favor. rapidly.
OVlt ' Telephones are at your
service. 'tlse them freely for.in-
torniation. {. ye yry
Caza.4G�rior a.
GOA/4 • & `PRODUCE MERCHANT'
!hone Office low, House 101,
H FNSALL CANT,
FOR SALE
ti
hp gas engine with .clutch, 1
neon. teed grinder both in good
working order, -L, A. ' Prang.
NOTICE
All parties owing us 'accounts
kindly come at once and 'settle
same. --A. 1Vlelick.
FARM FOR SALE
• oice
100 acres farm,
well
t•-
, si;
uated, : Lot 24, Cod, 2, Hay, School
half mile, Town 2 miles, Red brick
house with sellas, (good bank barn'
and .Shed, silo, windmill, garage,
good clay -loam .soil, all level, no
waste, 5 (acres bush, , ' Also 75 acres
pasture farm, well fenced, • never
failing. 'sp'ring, Lot -16, Con. 7, Hay
Township. For further particu-
lars
articu
lar s apply ,to Wax. • Pearce-, Hen -
salt, Ont.
NOTICE
STRAYED -Yearling steer, roan
with red spots and hind 'legs white
Short horns. Annual distrained
.Garnet Jacobe, Lot 22, con. 6, Hay
on or about Nov. 28th, 1924
STRAYED.
my premises,
yearling calf.
same by proving'
paying expenses.'
. R. '1, Zurich.
Unto Parr
Hay, a •Owner can
have cpropert
and Sol Sch-
rader, R
Line,
FOR SALE
3 small outhouses for sale, on
Zurich public -school grounds. Ap-
ply toy .D �. A. .J MacKinnon, -24
•
. NOTICE.
The' Excelsior Bacon Hog, Club
have placed a pure bred York-
shire Hog for service at the farm
of Henry (Krueger, 14th Con., Flay
Tp,, who 'ie -,caretaker Termer
$1.50 cash,? '22-4
.Alb. Hendrick, Pres.
NOTICE.
We' are in a position to store
and keep your auto battery char-
ged for the winter. Also charg-
ing done at any time. -L.
Prang, Zurich.
P. J. O'Dwyer, M. D.
ZURICH - . ONT.
OFFICE REMOVED TO HOUSE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY -1
Jno. Preeter-•Main Street
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU
ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. t118
COAL
Scranton Coaliji
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON; HAND
Case & Son
PHONE 35 HENSALL -1
Dr. H. H. COVVEN
L. D. D. D. S.
t lay ,M1.,M1t»1a11 m$
i 's 'monthly zneetiuu;.
rnn,,'�Seaver ok ,tiaos � ."
led on Zur1 h friends on Fri
Mr.: Wm. ,O'Breinl WaS , bulfa
ess 'vigitoz� to London on Monde,
Pleased 'to lrepor that
xrRQiIG�cBOncHEs
A Reliable Method el (letting Rid,
of . These P tj `
SediaVel Phieride .Will Do the Joie, -
It Kills Both .by Confect and the
Mouth--eNaw to Apply ---Rot Files
Lydia Geiger, ---li!`ixed Proportions.`
b , Who he illy Beene r etintrirutee p
a'c'ing •faverably. • ' Pili) A r :.y Aptr;lo r>evrrtment of
Mr, Cc, Fritz made ,a hisainea'l r e icuIture To ontee
trip to Lozr'don 'ths foFe • Z►a�t't oet The kitchens in many restauran
the week. ", , ;.. ixi l ,1!oe s. and other lnatitutions are
Hess -St Sons have in'stadIed ;'1 Y�°Ii�af 1:4 with see
them 'they
that
Weistinghons(e Radio Stet. for' than'.^' trnne could Zee them 't�icy wou
are" the place fin disgust. Y3akeshops
Emil Hendrick, Saubie Lithe,, i are sleo inueh troubled with ttlese
A bad epedemic "of desteiltpe " �#aseets.
f'sI going around among' the ho Bed,;41:6r 1 Ls Not D Butt,
and many are laid,,. sup with hit's: ' ll DDlte of their, ceinrizonnesa'•con
sick ct
•
ts;
so
if
Id
n ss. 1 ip not difIccult. Sodium' fluorine,
Mr. Fred. Ytin'gblut •of .Auburn , 'rF'hite powder, will kill any that
visited with 'his' nephew, au- Hy, comfn contact with ft. The writer,
Yungblut of ,the village the p t • t' 'h°Wever, Prefers to use a mixture of
•week equal, parts of sodium fluoride and
,. , eornstareh, as being.:s4perior to the
Mrs, F. Turner of Stanley •7', ,fluoride alone. This mixture costs
wast a visitor with her• sister, Mrs, Only about 50c a pound, and a pound
E.' Weida of the viilalge thy. 1>a��'t •sill., treat once a very large kitchen
week. • anYl` .UAnaliy Would be eutiicient for
4 few lake herring "are ~b4�iztg" a1 the house. eats for an ordinary
eeauglit at the lake, a'nd some liiave ,przvatehouae.
Th "
e method od o
f applying l i
been PD n is
b in broughty to
to' town,and.u' t g put
e "r
P
h3
i•.
are of ca very nice large size, and
the quality, needless to sa.y, ,, 4''i
E sception:ally good.
A fairy .large gathering �• ,:of the
stibs,eribers of the .Hay !Municipal
Telephone System met' in the Town -
Hall en Saturday: The �sys'tepvi's,
in a good` fivancia,1 condition, and
tive rate for those subscribers whit
have their debentures paid, was re=
cliuced to $10:00 per pI)oineimouth. It apparently gets into the
('mouth by the roaches cleaning their
In the appointment of Mr. U.
II • Neeb, as road Superintendent,
of Hay Township, the Council, We
thinl., 'ntade a very well consider
ed choice, as Mr. Neeb has . had'
a. wide experience in' road 'tulie"
ing in the township (as well as be-
ing on the Good Roads Committee.
of the County Council while being
reeve of Hay Tp.
,the mixture into a can with a per-
forated lid, or into a salt -cellar, and
then dust" it moderately heavily along
the Boor beneath the water pipes and
sinks, on the window sills, in the back
part of the shelves of cupboards, and
any other place frequented by the.
cockroaches.
Sodium Fluoride Kills Two Ways.
The substance kills both by con-
tact and by being taken into the
The „Herald Office is rendering
a number ofaccounts for back sub-
seriotions, which we' find necessary.
to do in order to meet our „oblige
ations, and we are looking forward
to those who receive 'these .state-
n,ents to 'be sro kind and show
their appreciation of the credit
given, by 'settling up their 'amounts
Which in most eases are smnall, yet
it means several ht ndred dollars
to us. Pay up your subscriptee
ion. bo in good standing, and your
putli hair .cams give you ere m :a bet
ter weekly. ,
Bruin did not see' his shadow'. 01
Monday a's the saying goes, eA
least not within the prescribe
time. ' True the stenstenpeeped ou
after 10 o'clock, but according ethe most competent authorities`th
tradition holds only before the'hour
of 10 o clock. Neither did. th
ground hog !see his shadow on the
snow-covered ground which 1vou,d
have' been oquallyf.disa'steeetis. 'The
sun tailed to illiun'zine the" landscape
Hence there was no shadow, -Sp-
ring is ,almost here, Thet,e were
no shadows (early on 'Candlemas
Day.
d
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BIG FIVE LEAGUE
A hockey league called the Big
Five has been ,formed ,with a team
from each of the following towns;
alensall, Exeter, ,Crediton, Dash-
wood and -Zurich. A schedule is
being drawn up and some real
home town fights are looked for.
The Exeter 'aggregation will play
at Zurieh. this Friday evening. The
Zurich line-up are as follows; def.
L. O'.Brein, L. W. Hoffman, wings,
Rapt and Yungblut; centre, O'Brein.
Solis. Gascho and Hess. Seine
very keenly, contested games' are
berm looked for, as these teams
are evenly matcher
ZRUICH LIBRARY
Z Tha annual Business meeting of
the remembers .of the Zurich Library,,
Association was theld at -the Lib -r
t•ary on Monday eve. Jan. 26th.The
Treasurer'sreport showed a bal-
ance on hand of $106.11, The el-
ection of ofii`ceideresulted as Poll-
•ows; .,Pres. Miss--. O'Breine Vice-
Pres,, Mrs G,., Koehler; Secy,, Treas
Miss F. lalV'fleisch; ' Board of
,Managenient- A. Hess, A, 1Viellck; D,
:Bedard, Dr. MacKinnon, R'esieLi"tt,
Rev. Rembe, Rev. Schrag, Mrs. Dr.
O'Dwyer,; Mrs. • Win. Siebert; and'
Mrs. L. Williams. 'Book Committee
-1VIiss. 0, O':Brein, Mrs. "G; Koeh-
ler, Miss F. 'Kalbfleiseh, Dr. Mae-
Kinnon, and Misses Ethel Williams
and L. Faust. Librarian -Miss L.
'Faust. The teachers of the Zurich
Public, School wore appointed as
canvassers to ]secure members for
the Library. The membership
fees are as folioWs; Children 25c
ar year or 2 book's for 5c. A,dults
$1.00 ore for a; book. A large
order of good books will arrive she
only. Yoli ?support is , again sole
jetted to make 1925 a suceegsful
year for the Association • The Lib-
rarian's report for the pasit year
is" as . follows- General Works, nese
cellaneous 11;; Philosoply, Reiig
ours Socilogy 20; Natural Science 15
fl;istory 21; Biography 14; Geog-.
mraphy and Travel 35; Poetry and
rama . 11; Fiction 339; Juvenile
fiction 64, total 531.. : Books• bon -
ht during ;the year 32; books do-
a.ted. front Goverunnent 2; from
ther individuals 10; books bori'-
itved for home reading 835; einem
ership 87.
DENTAL : SURGEON:ib
D
At McCormick Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday, g
Main Office n
0
13ARTIJEDI'S BLOC#, DASHWOOD mrc
rteei ;and body to remove the powder
when they happen ,to run over it.
A'sniall dust gun or bellows, cost-
ing about #1,50, is an excellent thing
t`o apply the powder with, and is
much superior to the dusting can,
as it enables a person to blow the
aflbstanee into cracks and crevices
where the insects may be hiding and
inhere they could not be reached by
the can,
`Row to Prepare for Treatment.
Before each treatment sweep the
•room well, and then leave the pow-
der undisturbed for several days.
'Sweep up again and make another
application. This may have to be re-
peated several times, and each time
care should be taken to discover, if
Possible, overlooked areas and treat
them. Usually two or three dustings
will destroy almost all the cock-
roaches, even in a large institution,
but sometimes it is so difficult to find
all the hiding places that several
applications will be necessary. All
that, is required, however, to eradi-
cate; the pest is care and persever-
enee. That the powder does kill the
cockroaches will be shown plainly
after the first treatment; for in a
days time numerous cockroaches will
be found dead here and there over
the Boor.
- The above treatment is the cheap-
est the writer knows, and much more
effective than any spray that can be
given; because, it remains active as
I° las left on the floor, whereas the
'sl>ta ar2 "o it ` .
t y elf tinea e
r ec t, the time
of, aitplication, and only if 'they hit
the insects. -J. L. Caesar, 0. A. , o1-
lege, Guelph.
Bot Flies.
Measures should be taken to pre-
vent horses becoming infested with
the larvae of bot 'flies by protecting
them froth the egg laying attack of
the parent fly. The clipping of the
long hairs. from the region of the
head, breast, shoulders and legs af-
fords some protection irk that it re -
dices the probability of the fly being
able to attach Its eggs. The areas
where' the egg laying fey usually de-
posits her eggs should be frequently
soaked with"oil or grease. This pre-
vents the eggs from adhering to the
hair. Pieces of cotton or cheesecloth
fastened to the bridle and harness in
such a manner as to cover the under
surface'' of the jaws; the breast and
forearms affords some protection and
reduces greatly the possibility of the
horse wintering a stomach full of bot
larvae and suffering in consequence
of sash. A little attention to what
may seem trivial to many makes the
difference between the bermes being
thrifty and in good condition or un-
thrifty and hidebound. Swat the bot
fly or at least prevent it from carry-
ing out its destructive:, work,—L.
Stevenson, 0, A. College, queiph.
Fixed Proportions.
There are a Number of ;fixed pro-
Xtortiens used in ;all +recipes, and the
following are standard:
One-half as 'nue) liquid as Maur
for mi lien and cake batters.
One:Aided as mueh liquid as flour
for soft doughs, as for biscuit.
, Onefourth as much liquid as our
for stiff doughs, as for bread.
One-third to one-half as much but-
ter as ;sugar for all butter takes.
Oneeto end, and a half teaspoon-
fuls o;f: baking powder to a cuptul'of
flaunter batters or donghs.
One-third as much shortening as
flour for pastry.
One ':teaspoonful :of soda to one pint
of sour' milk;
Tues scrub cow shivers ,'hen she
sees the reales and Babcock tester.
The, horse still playa an important
part. He still furnishes a cheap
Source. of Power for ploughing, and:
is the most econoni4eal to use for
short hauls.
Impure drinking water aae`t�ounth
for inui•h sicknessi among hogs. The
first 'eonlderation is to;supply plenty
of pure water for the 'bog lots, This
is as 'important as good feeding,
Save the mange's for the calves
end S'nung stock. Nothing is mere
relished by a calf and nothing k bet,
ter for its, digestfsir than good, oriel)
tuicy inatlgels, Silage is alt meta,
lilt silage and roots are better..
kit
OH .
LOOK.VI, 9 q VE IT
THAT ' CUSSTNGO' ABOUT THOSE FORD SIDE CURTAINS
.HESS WI:GI ' FIX"•'THEIVI SO. THEY Q1'k1N WLTAI TI,14 D008
R. PAIR N:G
Painting Fwd. Car,_ One 'oat, $15.00, Two Coats ...
iCovering. Ford To3�'14 'ood i, less curtain's Materials, « $x2$12.00.010
,.. �.,,, .pY
Changing Ford Curtaitiyri to ,open with oors
paintin ; Bugg ! ' I • $5.00
I>, 'YOU , WAN <, ,,..,. ..;,....
T .;$NICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBUEI YOUR BUGOlY WHEELS.
JIESS - ?.ZURICH
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.p WE HAVE 'RECEIVED --A LARGESHIPi12ENT OF THE ABOVE
PRODUCTS OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING PAPER
WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS
AND SHINGLES. FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER, LATHS AND
SHINGLESIALTY, ALWAYS; ON
S HAND, CUSTOM WORK OUR SPEC -
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Stone Bulit C
FROM NOW ON
Ail Woollen's Used in the :naanufaeturs of STONE BUILT CL0-
•l• THES aro treated with the famors LARD rEI MOTH -PROOF PRO -
WHY 'DO WE GO TO iTHIS •EXPENSE?C
C-ESS,�a.nd guaranteed immune from the ravages 'of Moths under 4.
a $250,000 Q -lobe Indemnity Bond
.1.
BECAUSE Moth are, rhes realest factor in the destruction of Oi-
1 lothing that ;are{ laid away for even a short period.
,1 BEOAUSE' This new scientific discovery -The Lervex Process-, t,
I LIP entirely eliminates any danger to your clothes�roin the ray- • +
+, ages of Moth and their Larvae.
1 BECAUSE Stone -,Built Clothes with elle added- attraction, of the
ti.s LARVEX MOTH PROOFING PROCESS, i's: as i
,comb.
;;,defies! •all .comlietition-that cannot be beateni Theft ion that �r
.�ei"extaa ,.
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charge to you.
WE SELL STONNE-BTTILT CLOTHES
New Spring' Suitings Arriving Daily
W. H. HOFFMANI
TAILOR -AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
DAY AND NIGH 1' P110,.NE No. 88 .a
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