Zurich Herald, 1925-02-26, Page 4ri!
FOUNDERS
cANADA
ON Place d'Armes in the City of Montreal stands a
monument to Sieur de Maisonneuve who, landing
hear .this•spot in the year 1642, founded the settlement
which is now the City of Montreal.
racing Place d'Armes stands the Bank of Montreal,
which opened its doors for business a short distance
from the same spot over one hundred years ago.
From the settlement founded by Maisonneuve, civiliza-
tion has spread to the east and west until to -days the
Dominion of Canada extends from talifax toVancouver.
Likewise the Bank of Montreal has grown, until after over
t century of steady and conservative progress, it to -day
has Branches in all of the cities and larger towns in
Canada, with offices in the principal financial centres
i the world, and correspondents in every country.
ANK of MONTREAL
Capital Paid Up $27,250,000. Reserve $27,250,000.
Total Assets $748,836,088.56.
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ZURICH . HEI&AI. A ,
This Springy is to be
a Fane Shirking
Season'
...
e.
i� e plain dyed shartings that have
been popular during the" past few sea'
CODs, have been conductive to price
tutting. Now is the time to get good
shirts for less money
E. E.
Wuerlh, Tailor, Zurich
Men's Furnishings
WHERE THE GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM.
MARCH ROD AND GUN
'1:'he& (stories in the March issue of
e:td and Gun in 'Canada are sure
etas excite Ithe interest of every sp-
'orteman.. Staking All on Horse
`'i•:nse, by E. Daiton 'Tipping, Wes-
tern, Experiences by 'Donald Gra_-
ilkte, The Tenderfoot by Roderick
O'Neill, are a few of the
'_e
nter+
taiaing ;stories contaan d E this
wtmber, Canada's Wild Buffalo by
tils'l.axtvell Graham if* ari)articte brim
f"izl of interesting and valuable in-
formation on this subject. In
'tefslitionn there are the regular t-
eerr est --That Tent aid Thirty -Five
•e.rriow by F, V. Williams, SomeSlightly.I
lS7:ir:rtaken by Martin Hunker,
r,
Arlventur'es "with. the Grat Horned
e'41e1 by Boir,nyeaatlr Z pale, and, rEnne
leeror Geese and Qteeiily Swans by
it. W. Winson, which Coven . var-
slot; of subjects and the depart-
eseoi.rrtal ,edito.ra, SiTr.C. TVI tleS,
110., Lincole, rC,, S, M',rr•rt+lie and
tees have ,br•,rz,eht their depart-
to '+.n is up to their usnal bi h stand-
! t hellrin!; to melee March
kt►.a.va burt
Sri ,kr' tic ;eels' yes.
DASH WOOD
Miss Playa Kraft is visiting in
Landon. ,
1tiii, Addison :Tieman spent a
few days in ;Stratford last week.
Mrs. ,Wan.,Stade is visiting in St.
Thomas.
Mrs. Witzel is 07).the sick list.
Meal, . LGtreiether of Mitchell, is
visiting, tan.. her
g, mother.,
Mrs, P. Moffatt is visiting in Br-
ucef,ield this week,
1 Mr. piaretnee Yager is, visiting
his parents at present. .
Wiliert '
. Bros, have finished their:
season's crop in the flax _mill and
(are leaving this week for Centre
lalia,
Mr. .and Mrs, 3. E..Hoffn an .and
daughter Lily, eMr, and Mrs:. R,
Eckstein of London, and Miss R.
Nesper of .Buffalo, attended ; the
fttrral of Subs, 1 .'oftn-an's . mother,
thr late Mrs. Guenther on Mos -
tiny, 1 i
�Crri], Rotthaorntei of Zurich has,
s
disposeddissosed of Itis dwelling property
-sire/ set ',t'i Mee. Chriw, ASIC;-
erste], who rgete immediate pose,
session(. ,
Miss IAlrce Hoffman of Dashwood
a( student pf tire Exeter H.S., sang,
a :solo, in. James; St. church last Sun,
day evening -thlat delighted, the
large•auaience. Mies `Hoffmnanpos
sesscs al 'sweet voice,. rich, and -cl-
ear, het - enuncktbion •;being quite
di.atinct--Exeter Theteea-Advocate.
, FIENSALL. -
I—
W. II'. Ptile twat a recent vis-+
itor with friends at -Clinton.
Jim. McDonald, who has beet_
wort:ilio in 'Detroit, for some time,
has returned home. ,
The many friends `of .Andrew
Johnotsn will tie• sorry to hearthat
he continues every poorly with no
signs of impro v-ewment. , •
Several sof our former good res-
idents, now le ;other places, are
'planning to mode back to Hen,sati
in the lspringL
i Mrs. J. B. Shortt, of Windsor, is
here visiting ,her, fattier, who is ill.
Jas. A. Boll's' house on the Lon-
don Rd. is nearing completion and
will have ,all modern iznprovem-
ents and conveniences: •
Mrs. Frank Horton is- visiting re-
latives in Stratford, where She- in-
tends spending some weeks. •
.Ch!as. Davis' [of Cartwright,Man
and -laughter ,have` been .visiting
their relatives;, Mr. and Mrs_, J. R•
MacDonald e
Mr. McLaughli r of Richmond
Hill, has taken over ,the positben
of 'teller in the focal branch d'r.the
Standard Bank. .... - r.:,
Mrs'. M. Pape, • who .'hast' been
visitips. for. the past ttv'b months
with relatives in Windsor, has re-
turned. home. ,
Miss M. Hodder of Dutton is vis-
iting her :sister, gra. R. E. Crook.
W On Friday evening Feb. 20th elev
]nelly of Exeter, gave a
lecture on "Wagon Loads of Gold"
in the Methbdiat .church duern the
auspices of the Mission Circle.
The annual Hensall Seed Shout
will be held In the town hall on
Friday, Rob: 27th. '
The best (game of hockey seen
her
,e this season took place on Fri
day evening last, when the fast..
Dashwood sextet Csuffered ,defeat
at thin {hands of the local pact- eh
Pipeless Furnaces
(Inst411ed by Experts)
Alt Styles and Sixes in
Cook Stoves and
Heaters
S1IO�JELS 'SPADES, FORK-., ETC„
WASIiMACHfNES 'IHAND' AND
POWER, BATTERIES FOR CARS,
HOTSHOTS AND PHONE BATT
-
EWES, TIRES AND TUBES, CAR
E.A: 'TERIES •CHARGED" AT ANY
Ti.IVIE, FORD PARTS, EXPRESS
WAG -ON, -FARM IMPLEMENTS;
•
priI s; ETC.
WE SELL PROM CATALOGUES AT A VERU SMALL MARGIN
PROFIT PIiING ALL SIZES. •
1 A. PRANG.
Zurich
OF
_Dona, ,itis daughter,.. Mrs: Tc . C.
Joynt•.tis:ealso .poorly,
9 -V1;E: ,Hemphill is making some
nice interior 'improvements leo ' the
fzne dwelling itis recently ' parch-
-med.-from be late Hugh MeaDon:
alcl
rer
CREDITON
• Mr. and Mrs.: Wes. Winer of Mar
lette,, Nich., land Jas. Winer .of San
dusky, Mich;:, are visiting their bro-
ther, Ws R,
-Harold Young and Eva Oestre-
iolr,er of Len;doin, visited at their
lioines'•: •
The Crediton shootete are not
behind in the .'way of getting big
rabbits,'"VVIlbert Sims getting two
in, a di_y.
Reginald, . twin `son of MYlr. and
Mrs A. E. Wuertj, met with a pain-
ful accident the •other day, thelit-
t1e chap' _while-phaying fe1l, down
al stairiray Qbreaking a •collarbone.
Evangelistic, services ;are in pro-.
gross at the Evangelical church,
Rev: J., "Morlock, preaching.
A quiet Wedding was s'olemni, ed
at Wallterville ton Feb. 11th whet
Miss Ruby Delaveni was united i
marriage to P. Russell -lark of De-
troit, son;. of Mr:' and Mrs: P. Ws
Clark of Cz u diton„
Lester MC/setae has taken the
plaice of , Mr. 'Steifiiiegen in the Can
adirn,i Bank of Convalesce. We
wish him`(tlee best of •bsueeess.
Mr•• •la(nc3 Mrs(, F. ,W, Clark and
family accompanied by Victor Kes
_ley attended the wedding of Rus-
sell Clark. •
Wilhebnina, Guenther, beloved
wife of Christ, Pahner, was born
Nov. 6th,' --1861, in- Stephen Tp'.,
land •depaztedj from this life in
peane on •Feb_. 11th, 1924,'aged 6•i
years, 3 'In.outh;si..ind .6 days. She
was united:in marriage to Christ-
iats Feltner on .tF.pib lith, 1886. To
Ula union wer.`e:.born: 3 sons and 3
a ""
a
au
lit
en.s�
a • SI]
e b
inn lite ata earn maxi" her •ehris�
p meeting,in N.Ni.
!Stater at `the 'age of f7 and v'ars a
ait'hful 'member of _Crediton Ev.
c . until her release
i3sesec x wad frotunate
the other day in his hunts' to sec -
tire a fine fox.
Mrs. R G. Fora user ,afkunri-
•
M. J. Howey left for his home at
Cereal, Alta., having been called to
Exeter, owin to the death of his
father.
Sylvester E. Taylor, of Richmond
Q(uo., liars purchased • the. ;jewellery
buwsiness of S: Fitton and liars: al-
ready taken daasses'sion. Mr. Fit-
ton will',Continue his optical .bus -
Weis. •t r ,
•
Mr. Rogers, agent for 'the Pal -
ler Brushes_ bee moved to town
with: his wife and have taken up
their residence in the furnihsed ho-
me of. Miss E. Frayn ,
Mr. and ,,Mrs. Wm. $yckman, of
Moose' Jaw, 'Sask., who have spent
the past few week shere returned
to the west.
Miss Greta: Harness , who hat
been employed with Mr•. Senior,has
taken a position as !stenographer
with the Bank of Montreal.
Mrs. Josj. W,izrybe left for Viet`.
oria Hospital whore she will und-
ergo treatment.
An -incipient blaze was nipped
irk the bud at W tit. W Taman is fine
home last Wednesday, which might
have resulted in a :serious loss had
it not (been discovered in the nick
of tame. The fire originated from
i sparks .from .chimney leading to a
fire-pleee where soft coal wee
n burning.
t
f
I`
niters scare'- 6-6, b
David
oft^al chu'r h'
y death,
ea,poli-a is here trisiting tier ftrth�
EXETER
er, Andrew Johnston. Rear. Wt E.
A thockey match was played in Formes conducted
p Y the �eervices in: James St. Church
our local reek last Monday'eve. after hile:recent illness.
with the 1ixeter team the latter lCn se,
winning, roenf�e ry._.•g, r Mrs, Jose. ISenior, _vas called to
Rolla -lei ,Littl9 whop recentlyToronto, 'owing to 'the illness: of her
un- dazt,ghter.
Jelet' `ut an ,oper;ttion at St.. Jos- Ebr`:
olili's Hospital, Lontlor ler :Redden', who went West
i returned a taw months. Ago, yeti ri]od to his
home lest •we k, hons heat • its
1h. ,_rinds of R:obt, Bontl r �,
.A•i , ,...,.,, i. R1 al
Ella, .r�i
t , l t t;r ' en,i, •l , . • � -Link, of Witllcerton
Z a OM h l is
t iter, r .''i with. liIr, arird 1 rec. 1
bet;tt trrtite `iii and eonfii
red to d>.rsl _sumer,
r.
an HERALD PRINTING
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Thursday, drebruary26th, 1925
WATER !MINIMAL Ll
Fluids Compose the Greater Pte,
of the Animal • System
Row : Water Is Yost In the Iiody e,.,.'
The Functions of Water -,,flibro,
Healthy Anhnais Plenty of W eteet
--Reliable Vaccines /Free to Quinn*
18ed Veterinarians.
(k ontrib'rted by Ontario Department cit -:
Agriculture, Toronto.)
The commonplace things in nature.
are frequently the least considered tee.
be of importance by the lay mind.
Water, water everywhere. Yes, the.,
bodies of all our domestic .animals;
are sixty-five per cent. or more com-
posed of water. The muscles of our -
bodies, which are 78 to 79 per cent,
water, are the largest single collate- .
tuent in the anima" body. It may be •.>
hardto realize that all animals are.
largely _made of a substance that we, .
are most familiar with as a clean -
colorless liquid. -
How Water is Lost Brom the Animate
Body.
Water is lost from the animal body
in quantity through the lungs arae .
excretory organs, during the pro
cesses which we call life, and if life,.
is to be • maintained with normal,
functioning of all body organs tit* •.
water supply to the body must ben
kept up to the normal requirement,.
When an animal is totally deprived.
of drinking water it dies, when task..
per cent. of its body water «Is--.
appears, but will first have lost halt --
its protein and all its fat. Dry the<
animal out to the extent of ten pen -
cent. by cutting off the supplyanvlb
life departs, if ten per cent. is die-.•
estrous, think how equally detrianenee
tal even one or two per cent. woulde.
be to the general welfare of the ani-
mal. The drinking water and thee.
water of combination in the feed cam
the sources of supply, and an exce;.t .
is to be preferred if the animals ar* .
nbt to suffer from thirst and toe,
thrive.
rhe Functions of Water'In the Body..
Water is important on account ee
its
(1) Solvent power. It holds dfifeee-
ent chemical elements in solution and
makes diffusion of . food ate£
possible.
(2) Temperature regulating pow-
er, By evaporation from the skin anti
lungs the temperature is controller
:ay radiation.
(3) Splittiug-up power. It given ,
up its hydrogen readily and dile ..
terms new energy yielding emu -
pounds.
Deprived of water animals 300O.
suffer. Horses suffer quickest and
rapidly lose condition if water rs not
sufficient. It is required to maintain,
fluidity of blood.
Water is quickly absorbed and thus
swells the secretion of urine and to
a less extent, that of bile, salivas and
Pancreatic juice. Watei; also inereasea .,
tissue change and. elimination of car-
bonfc dioxide and urea; promotea the
appetite and washes out the thane*
.cnd aids in the removal .of waste mat-
ters from the body. Large qeantitliete
of water if not taken during the,
feeding hour tend to favor the
;:ormation of fat.
Llive Healthy Animals Plenty malt
Water.
Healthy animals may be giver: a,
much water as they desire, with eer-.
:,lin restrictions imposed in relation,
to work and feeding. The good home -
man does not allow his horse re;cy,.r,
each water either immediately b*-'
.ore or after severe work or after-
Ceeding, knowing that certain atm -
eve troubles are apt to occur, The;
est plan is "drink before eatln- •
f the animal is in normal conditiesr
3e careful with tired or overhesrtterg
:nimais, and see that all farm stock.
eceive sufficient water during the'
vinter period that their bodies to
..unction normally.—L. Stevenaiese
Department of Extension, O. A, .
Guelph.
RELIABLE VA.00INES; •
11'or the Prevention of Contagetnae'
Abortion Sent Free of Charge to
Qualified • ,ITeterinariana: -
Reliable abortion vaccines and Imre
terins- are prepared and gold by a- ,
nun fiber of commercial biological Isrlae.
oratories, Reputable laboratorieserr
sell these products only to qualified:,
veterinarians, because they do n
ot
consider it advisable or safe as yet
to allow an indiscriminate use to be,.
made of them, which' might be inetnr e,
lout. They can at all times be per,.. •
cured throtlgh qualified veterinarttank
and used under their ,direction. Rena:,
laboratories of the Ontario Veterin*r
College will bo prepared to cctppiy leee
limited amount of abortion vaccine tea
qualified veterinary surgeons, provid
ing an owner of cattle makes a reee_
quest that he desires to have hie ang-..
mail
vaccinated, need end d fur
nib
he
s
thee;
n
he desires to employ, and the. numb --
01 .animals to be treated. On irt+caner ,'
ing each a request, the vacs:bee Wilt
be sent to the Veteriiary $uras.
with directions as to its use, and oyer
condition that he will report to time
,.
College the results obtained. Ass the,
keeping of careful records and berate:
ishing the report to the College wide;
take considerable tinge of the •reterth,
orlon, he will receive the vaccine treat.
of charge to compensate ltirn for In
ee
trouble, Owners anel veterinariaans.
desiring to avail themselves of this
arrangement may do so, by writII g°,
to the Principal, Ontario Veterinatn •
College,
Discriminating buyer
cattle from herds that are
re regularly,
eg larthl ,
tested and . proven are ce or atrigr
p ven free of trrlrerot0,aaaba,
and contagious abortion.
The value of the pure-bred eattp,o,
industry lies in the ownership
a eWs Witten are capable of prat
►" ld.Th olami bulla $0141, kothibita. ..
Guelph,