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RIOS
.I .LEY UOLIVtitiS
• itterrlate, Solicitor, Notary+Publle.
• 't9,, Office on Hamilton Street,
cwt oft the %square, Godet ich. Priv-
; °*tO fundi: to Igen at lowest rates;
kf ,+°..' will to in Heurtall fin ^:
Pi .Jr YOiXE
*ants, For. sa1ei LQst.•„
'aurid, Notice, _te. Ads
YN TUTS COLUMN
FOR SALE
i^•i, of e;tr1t week Steeples. .Batteries,' Rot Shot
Batteries, Praes .,"Zo Telephone iSatt it!s y`I
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk L. Prang, 7urlcli tfe35 j
Illg =:. I
>l*! of marriage licensee, Notary
imbue, 'faemrnissio)aer Fire and Aut.
1lsa ,and Erie Mortgage Corpors-
'Meptir : insurance. Representing
eiggio Trip f''anada Truet Co. Zurich,
`l►Yeto•,
G. Knapp Q. D. S, Ls D. S. meat, Liberal pay. Must be a hos-
DENTAL SURGEON1
WANTED
•
A dependable Salesmen for our
frees andShrubs., Free equip -
ler and ,abeelotely lho:nest.-Wel.,.
land Nu;t•sei 3 :Co., ‘' Wetland, Ont,
FOR SALE
fes.aro
9 LLD. I3F`PICE HENSA.LL,
• ,A -U -C -T -I -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR 1 LOPP
Oraduate Carey M, Jones Nat-
i/Mal School of Auetioneering, Try
-SOS for Registered Live Stock
411 Breeds), Terms in keeping
;ewit prevailing prices. Choice
tuner for . saie.. Will sell anything.
Anywhere.
'Phone 18--113 or write, Zurich.
licensed Auctioneer
licensed Auctioneer for County
aid Huron, In a position to con-
diiet, any auction sale, regardless
Ur to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business, and., if not
'satisfied will make no charges for
'irsrvlees.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.,
?Ione 13--57
aommomma
Zurich Meat.
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CAS}1- • FOR SKINS & H1DES
tirng"b 'tit 48z.
- Reichert,
IZURIQH,LIVERY
1 am in a e position to accomo-
Este all requirements in the Livery
Sine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J• THIEL
1liit►ae4611 Zurich
*. 8. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D,D.S,
DENTIST
firaduate of the .loyal College
*t Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
rqt the University of Toronto,
Sate District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary 'District No. One, London,Ont
Mice • hours at Zurich every
11[aln Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
"ekt -Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79 -19
L I VE BLOCK,
f3.ARTLE1It'S
iI- OU•LTRv
WANTED
Or rent, a !suitable frame dwe.i
Brig property, with good 'stable,
fruit trees, etc„ apply to Chas,
Weber, Zuriehi.
NOTICE.
We are in a position to store
and keep your auto tbattery char-
ged for the winter. Also charg-
ing done at •any time. --L,
Paring, Zurich. A'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO l`TCE . is heeleby given that
all 'pors•>ns hating claims against
the es.l:ate of the late William. F.
Schwalm, of the 'Village of Zurich,
gentleman, who died on or about
the twenty-ninth day of Janu: ary
As D. 1025, are required to forward
'heir claims, duly proven to the un-',
rlerslgnea executors, on or • before
the 25th day of March, 1925.
AND NOTICE is further given
That atter this. said date the Ex-
ecutors will not be responsible for -
.payment of any claims agiainstthe
said estate, and having regard oir.ly
to' the claims of which they then
stratl have notice.
Dated at Zurich this twenty-fourth
day of Febreery, 1925, •
• Peter Schwalm,
Mary Schwalm, Executors,
P. J. O'Dwyer, M. D.
ZURICH - ONT.
C)T. FJCE •.REMO\7ED TO HOUSEY
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY -1
FORMERLY
Jno. Preeter--Main Street
Tuxedo Cliatterless
AUTO OIL FOR 1+'ORD CARS. GU
ARANTEED TO STOPTHE CHAT
TIERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. tf18
Dr. IL If. COWEN
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON"
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Wire, Jantzi left . for IC Ode *iele o rt
Verliesday, '
Hay Council e1 m t on l#Ionday for
,he March meeting.
Milk is selling in the city of Lon
len, for 8 eontsea quart.
Mr, F. McCuteh'eon of London,
was
was in the village for a few day
lest iweek.
Mr. Harry Zapie-of Brueerielrl
called cm friends, in ;the villn,ge or=
Visesday,
A number of lake herring are
being caught which meet a r ead.,
naarket•
Mrs,. S. Zimmerman ispent a few
r•1 •ryas at Dashwood with her 'sis-
ter, '>11ze. J.K. Ehlers
Mr. Herb Kalbfleiseh of Waterloo
attended the funeral of his little
neiee, Helma Deich *:rt this^ week.
Mrs. Ed. Stelek 'of .the 11th eon.,
'spent a, couple of days at Exeter'•
at the hone of. Mr. Wm. Azu:daew;
We are advised that Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Ehlers of cDashwood,:
intend to move to ',Zurich in the
near future to reside.'
,(Mr. John V s pet, .who i'a'op-
ening pp a pool table in Exeter,
has purchased two tables .from Mr
A. G. Edighoffer and one from M
Albert Hess.
Mrs. Lydia Geiger, who has -bo-
en confined oto her bed with ill-
ness, We are pleased to state, is
now able to be up sitting in a
chair.
117x• E, - Oesch, barber, has in -
stalled ins his barber ;shop. a radio
which )is causing. considerable ex-
ciienont. He is els° .salesome for
radio sets, or an/ parts thereof,
The fast Dashwood and Zurich
hockey ltea.ms .played a .good game
of hockey on, the local rink hertz
on Friday evening, which .resulted
slightly in favor of .the Bonze!
team. 1.
The Mildmay and Walkerton
Lutheran congregations• have ex-
tended a call to Rev. H. Rembe
of Zurich; Ont. It is understood
that Mr. Renibe has not yet ful-
ly decided to accept the call, al-.
though it was made unanimous by
both. congregations, ---Exeter Times -
Advocate. •
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en's Institute will hold their month;
ly ,meeting in their Hall on • Wede
nesday evening, March llth, at
eight .o'clock, ' A good programe
will be given, also the business will
be taken up. All ladies' interested
are , cordially • invited to be pres-
ent..
March sure came in th' • is ..year'
]ilc a lion, with terrific •st oms endzeri wteather, we Wonder hgw it
will 'go out. 11 'the olid 'age has
anything to do with it, most
certainly will apprec: i`,e the.
lamb -like dissappearance f this
blustry, rawr'0 weather. bruary-
was anc .exceptional mon /or
mild and ispringlii e tt e et
bef
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Among the many new 1•ills tee
ore the Provincial Legislature
to impose. a gasoline tax 10r
highway. fund. The ,govern--
nt suggests a 3c. a gallon rate
ch is estimated would ,bring in
neat sum of :'$3,000,000 a yea
hila there are forces organized to
e this' eedaeed to 2t: per gal -
It is not expected, if it pas -
the house, to be brought into
et before• January 1926, when
s 'expected the ;price of the
At >VIcCollniclr Block, 'Lunch, ev- auto license will get much cheaper,
cry Thursday and S.aturcta It looks, only a fair way of mal.-
Main Office y . ing _the party who uses the road:
alot to have them pay a corres-
DASHWOODI ponding )amount For the .upkeep.
LATE AL:E:X. ORR
ranee every • day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Deenot feed fAwt same morning.
*hen' .brought in• .'
highest Cash Prices*.
CASH FOR
Cream and Eggs
W O'Brien
l ieSse 69 Zurich
QUAL
SEASON 1924
IPRn1'to AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IES
• ANT$RACil.Ii-.We are now re-
veining our 'genuine Delaware • &
*Odeon o direct from the mines, Nut
*nye and Egg sizes. •
°1tOPT COAL --Duet arrived, an,
'Obicar of our high grade soft,..
Obi coat has made a ,great hitt.• f[rr
'1ltineehold, rse and our :sales' of this
.pricer over doubled"in the last Asea-
AWL
BOt1'LEPB.-Our Roulet. Coal is
Vie in a class by itself and is gr -
Owing in favor rapidly.
OUR Telephones are at your
!rvie^ Use themfreely for in
nett o
C nL
Camtelorl
NOAli & PRODUCE . MERCHANT
tthOi nt -OfficeH
10w. rouae 110
-HEh3.
COAL
Scranton Coad
Chesnut and . Furnace
Sizes.Soft coal of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAM)
Case &. Son
PHONE 35 vENSALL -17
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TO
FORD'OWNERS
ITS'A FAOT THAP'e FORD MAG.
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NET ). DOES GET WEAK
LET US TEST YOURS Pagn
WR HAVE INSTALLED THE .WON
DER RE-CIIARGEj ,. APPROVEDI
BY FORD MOTOR COMPANY
THE RESULTS OF A RE -CHARGE
ARE WELL KNOWN, 'l Iii•
PRICE..
10
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There passed away at his home
Seubls Line, Stollen Township•on
Thursday, Febru try 28th in his
45th (year, Alexander Orr. De-
ceased was a victim of- the dread-
ed consumption, but was only ser-
iously ill for a few days. He had
lived all his life in the vicinity wh-
ere he paskrd away, was unmarried
and leaves, tot mourn his ions three
brothers, John Orr of Clinton.
Robert Orr, of Bayfield; and Geo.
Orr, on the same Deem where de-
ceased had lined. Also one sister
?vg's ,Dinne;y' of .London survive.
The .remains were laid to rest in
the Bayfield cemetery 'On. Satur-
day. ' \ ,
A very, pleasant evening was
spent at the home of Mr. and
H. Sylt n o
Mrs. Hy, 14th con.,Hay
when da;
a s
old and I lengliload �f
young people drove to Mr
•Ste''naeh and !spent a . very .pl-
easant eveningin dancing and pl.
'eying :cards and the ;music was
tui•niahed by Sandy Walker and lvlr,
141'cGregor; and they kept it ',go-
ing till the wee hones of the Morn-
ing. The` best of the amusement
When the two brother-in-laws..had
the old Scotch R+el and they done
it to perfectionf. and the young pe-
ople done likewise. Then when
they started for home they 'Were
.sa f
reel
' .til.,
trs
V1
ql ent a happy ev-
ening, The,last of the short was
when the good housewife
her
ral951-rnflaw [stepped the Hi eh -
H. S. YEIN! Prop. land Fling to perfectiose and they
DASiiTWOOD MOTOR SEIIVICE thought the correspondent was at
little to slow,
TIDE INTER
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aef
SII Peru
Ro r ^ They Weak :ream-,:Kl'hrer
l+j'e Treatrtreni
r raps rtenrouble^
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t�;:iC'° itargr g !elle. !t"'rik,ibire�rz
`�Aifri°Iiltur oarttruee of
!rii.r
1xi .nak tzat:uo espesi,
.hie
either' directly or •,) fur fifty
Per cent of the p circus his
means t l. details re
lost eachthaa
yearmiltha 4e pr csinee,
of these undesira! • cures
how Parasites 1l'^
birds /ftr• ysthe.::cin'th,
y
Frequently au
, reveal the pr orf a eur,;eid•
erabie number of (nal wo; d.
which have aplia; up to the
true, not caused € 'd any great
physical, harm, In cases,,, bow -
and finally die. :oily infested
birds are much nu. • .useelitible to
,other diseases, as t cholera, tub-
' ecculosis, and roup- Practically all
the nematodes infest °.,g poultry have
no intermediate hos.. Eggs passed
with the droppings develop quickly
it the soil of the pe Way yard and the
weather are favorable into the larval
stage. The infective larvae are pick-
ed tip bg the same or other birds of
• the; dock, and /lean, develop within
the intestinal tract, into mature
worms. The .cycle goes on, more
worms, more eggs, more worms, un -
leas the poultry owner wakes up and
decides to destroy the parasites that
take his profits. The destruction of
the parasite is easy,
The i'iye Treatment Is Best.
A teaspoonful of concentrated lye
mixed with each four quarts of grain,
and cooked slowly for two hours and
llowed to cool. The birds are given
their ordinary feed one morning, and
hen nothing else until the next more-
ng: when they are given as much
f the lye mixture as the; will eat.
ee-that the water pan is filled. This
reatment should be given twice dur-
g the al between z treattnentsfour-week is essential.
hen removal of the birds to clean
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Bow to Deal With Tapeworms.
Cestodes or tapeworm infesting
fowl differ from the nematodes or
round worms in that they require an
intermediate host to carry on their
life cycle. ' It bas been demonstrated
thaf the various species of snails,
slugs, worms and flies that may be
found about poultry plants are inter-
mediate hosts of the tapeworms that.
Infest chickens. These white, ribbon.
like, segmented worms can be suc-
cessfully `combatted. with the Iye
treatment as given for round worms.
Sanitary precautions and rational
treatment of the soil'in the poultry
ru„ri q very essential in: keeping tape-
worm under control. Concentrated
Iye is cheap and effective. Why per-
nlit • your poultry to continue as a
convenient host to profit reducing
parasites, - The. chickens cannot get
rid of their tormentors unless you
help them, -L: Stevenson, Director re
Extension, O. A. C., Guelph.
GREEN FEED FOR POULTRY.
The Best Hatches Are Generally Due
to ;the Vitamins In Grass, Cab-
hage, Sprouted Oats, Etc.
The old-time poultry man knew
that it was necessary for the breeding
birds toget outdoors during the
hatching egg production season, if
the results were to be really favor-
able. Why the outdoor life made the
difference he adid not know, but we
have learned 'since that the outdoor
life had little to do with the hatch-
ability of the eggs. The success was
due to what the bon ate while free
outdoors. Green . grass and clover,
cabbage, lettuce, kale, sprouted oats
carry the fat soluble Vitamine D,
which Is essential for fertility and
hatchability of the egg and the uti-
lization in the body of 'phosphates of
lune, so essential in bones. The fat
soluble Vitamiae A is also present
in all green feeds, and to 'a lesser
extent is turnips, mangels, and rut- I M
abagas. The use of green feed in M
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some form is absolutely essential if
the hatchability of the egg and the
vigor of the chick is to reach a high
standard. Many poor hatches in late
winter and .early spring are due to
the breeding stock not receleiug the
vitamins carrying green feeds. Sprout
oats and let them grow four inches
high before feeding. Stock the Feed
storage cellar or pitswith turnips,
mange's.. and cabbage; 'and let the
breeding stock have all such green
feed• as they care to consume. --L.
Stevenson, Director of Extension.
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The Farm leTater Supply, .
There are two main sources, name-
ly,weli and spring (both bard water)
and rain water' (soft). Any one
thinking ot,tngtalling a modern water
system end plumbing in hie shows, TE
should • maker pure that his water cup=.
ply lis both plentiful and safely "pro-
tected from x111 passible sources of
contamination, Much more water will
be used daily tinder modern than
under old conditions of service ---
about 30 gallons per person per day.
Ask the O. A, College to assist you
in solving the fo1lotding problems in
this matter of water supply, ..So says
Prof, R. R, Graham
1. How to increase the well. .and
sr'
U to su 1
iia
g p>s of
water.
2. Row •,to `safegua.rd these sup-
plies front' surface contamination.
3. How to rn>ake more use 'of the
rain water� sulrply,
4. I7ew to get that fh.. spring
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Tf7A-r--CUSSI'N'q• ABOUT THOSE I) ;Ssl)ts c'CFJi t et.IN,S:
HESS , WILL FIX THEM SO ;t'ift a.. OPEN 11'. l"' ,,
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REPAII\ 4r9
.Painting Fo ' . Car, One "'eat, i;15.0e I'w., e' ere
1Coverieg� F&rd Top Good Materiai, weer;rrrtairis $12.00
Changing Ford C'urtainei to open with Iz,,a i,. $ UO
Painting. tlt ggy g E5,00
.,,$8.ti0
IF YOB WANT SERVICE, Wil 1.1.E Vi: i r'
WE 1UilRiJBI3,Dft YOUR 8Cu*aY WJIEELS
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.11 Stone Built Ciothes
FROM NOW ON 4.4.
All Woollens Used in the°manuracture of S'T'ONE BUILT CLO-
jTHES are treated with the famous LARYNX'M'MOTH-PROOF PRO- tt
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CRS5, and guaranteed immune from the ravages of Moths under1 . a $250;00,o Globe Indemnity- Bond
t WHY DO WE GO TO THIS EXPENSE?' +
"�'�EC` 3UST' ..loth are tlae r �>
o seer est fwArfr in the destruction of 01-
°thing that are laid asisar for even a short. period.
1 EQAUSE This new.,
new ,scient)fic;::ciisctery- ip l ftxves Process-:
.altirely eliminates any dange, t., ;y ,ies clothes from the rat-,
aces of Moth and their Larvae.
1' .EC';USE StoneBuilt Clothes svitii the allied attractinn 4
+ LARVEX MOTH .PROOFING PROCRS5, is,combination the
.1 defies all conilietition-that -cern. t be 'beaten a that
I , There is no ektra
charge to you,
1� WE 'SELL STONNEBiTILT CLO;TH.ES fi.
I I•New Spring Suitings Arriving Daily
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T_AiLCJRtA,1 E3 FUNERAL DIRECTOR*
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