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41,NESS CARDS
DtIDLEY E. HOLIVIES
/Barrister, Solitiitor, Notary Public
lit4ze Office on Hamilton Street,
*it off the 'Square, Goderich. Priv
*t� funds to lean at lowest rates.
ilolmee will be in Hensall on
Friday of each week.
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fLudrew F, Hess, Township Clerk
illia*sr of Marriage licensee. Notary
:WWI* Commiasioner, Fire and Aut-
AlMobile Insurance, Representing
tirsiron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
**, The Canada Trupt Co. Zurich,
G. Knapp, D. D. S. L. D. S.
'.DENTAL SURGEON
SURGEON
MAIN OFFICE - IIENSALL
#04` OSCAR KLOPP
eraduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
11600 School • of Auctioneering. Try!
44 tor Registered Live Stock
WI- Breeds). Terms in keeping
silth prevailing prices. Choice
ihirtnis for sale. Will sell anything;
laywhere.
Whose 18-93 or write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County,
Huron. In a ,position to con-
..iluct any auction sale, regardless
la to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business; and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
Services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood,
pone 13-57
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
•CASH FOR SKINS &HIDE'S:
11
Tizzigblut &
Doichort
ZURICH LIVERY
iJIlil
1 'am in a position to accOroo-
.
, Lett 111 requirements in the Livery.
Sine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing' done in the teaming line. .
GEORGE J. THIEL
1111one 51 Zurich
3. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
iliraduate of the Royal College
41 Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
at the of Toronto.
lhate District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
'nab Office, Exeter, Phone 34.
At Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79 -19
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*orsomommomft
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POU LT R Y
WANTE3D
lioken every day till 3 Ocloek p.m.
Do mot feed fowl same morning
•44dten brought in,
'Highest Cask Prices
•-CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
nolo. 94. Zurich
LCUAL
SEASON 1925
OPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-,
IES
ANTHRACITE -We are now re.
"Salving our genuine Delaware &
Illation direct from the mine, Nut
ciitove .and Egg sizee.' --
1000T. COA.L-Just arrived, an -
'Other car of our high grade soft.
thin coal has made a great hit for
ignsimhold use and our sales of this
IthaVe over doubled in the last sea-
laa*
BOTTLETS-Our Boulet Coal is
Sew in a class by itself and is gr-
in:4ring in favor rapidly.
011R Telephones are at your
Service, Use them freely for in-
iermation.
IWO at' PRODUCE MERCHANT
?honeOffice low, House HI,
HENSALL ONT-g
PUI YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Foundx Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
zvple4 agaALD
u
Moe. E, Wuerth on the
sick list. ;
M. M. C. ,Milliken Was a Slue;
clay visitor at Exeter:
IFOR SALE 'Mrs!. a Price' of London is via-
YeJlow .blessoin Sweet Clover
Seed, well cleaned by a [special
Machine. A limited quantity only
Hy. Clausius, Zurich, Phone
FOR SALE
Storage Batterieta Hot Shot
Batteries and Telephone batteries.
L. Prang, Zurich tf-35
WANTED.
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A .dependable Salesmqn for our
Trees and Shrubs/. Free equip -4
merit, Liberal pay,. Must be a hus-
tler and 'absolutely honest.-Wel
land Nursery Co., Wetland, Ont.
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NOTICE.
We are in A position to store
and keep your auto [battery char-
ged for the winter. Also charg-
ing done at sty time. -L. A.
Prang, Zurich.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
., . .
NOTICE- is herieby given that
all personsehavieg claims against
the estate of •the late William ' F.
Schwalnis Of the Village of Zurich,
gentleman, who died on or about
the twenty-ninth day of January,
A. D. 1925, -are' required to forward
their claims, 'duly proven to the un-
dersigned executorson or before
the 25th day,: of '• Marph;„ 1925.
AND NOTICE sis ,further. given
That after this said date the Ex-
ecutors will not be responsible for
payment of any claims agiainst the
said estate, and having regard only
to the claims. of which they then,
'shall have notice.
Dated at Zurich this twenty-fourth
day of February, 1915.
Peter Schwalm,
Mary Schwalm, ExecutOrs.
P. J. O'Dw. yer, M. D.
ZURICH - ONT.
OFFICE REMOVED TO HOUSE
FORMERLY *OCCUPIED BY
Jno. Preeter-Main .Street
Tuxedo Chatterlesi
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU
ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich, tf18
Dr. H. 11. COWEN
L. D. S., D. D. &
DENTAL SURGEON.,'
At McCormick Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Main Office
HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
COAL
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. • Soft coal of
highest quality. .
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son
PHONE 35 IIENSALL -17
A 'MESSAGE
TO
FORD OWNERS
ITS A FACT THAT FORD MAG-
NETO DOES GIRT WEAK
LET US TEST YOURS FREE
WE HAVE INSTALLED THE WON'
DER RE -CHARGE-, APPROVED
• BY FbIlD MOTOR COMPANY
THE RESULTS Or 'A RE -CHARGE
ARE WELL K NO WiaT. PRICE $1.00
H. So WEIN, - Prop
D.A.SHWOOD MOTOR SERVICE
iting /relatives here.
lYiesses Wm. and John Decher Jr.
were in Froest one day last week.
Mr Sam Me.icf Ile ! 11 l-
. nlet nsa ca
led in the village he IVIonday.
Mr .Jim Trevithidk of .Brinaley
pont Sunday 'with friends' in
town, -
Mies Nancy Gingerich ,left for
her home at Petersburg; On Tues.
day,
Mr, 0, Fritz is a•waY to O-wn
Sound and other northern places
nn a businesS trip.
Mrs. L. Jeffrey and Son Rich-
ard left for Detroit, where the; in-
tend to. be for a time.
Miss' Lydia Gingerich has gnoe
to Clinton where she twill' take tip
the nursing profession. •
Miss Jessie McDonald bf the 14th'
con., was a week-edn Ivisitor wtth
Miss Pearl Pfile. ••
• W. G,/, Mess. & Sons have equip-
ped 'the ShipkP
aiPublic School with
a large (Hyloplate) blackboard.
• The Officials of ,the Hay TpePire
Insurance Co., held a meetingin
the Walper House on Saturday.
Mr. E. K. Kepkay of SUatford,
visited at the Evangelical parson-
age a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger lo
Hansen were Monday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs,. Moses
Geiger
Mr. John Eckstein of ,Pigeon,
Mich, visited his sister, ,Mrs.r.
Geiger, wh'o over the welt -
end. 1 • ' •
The lait few fine dayihas made
quite la flow of sap, and the vil-
lagers Aregettins• sweetened )11,wonder [will thee bo a taffy pull.
Mrs. A. Melick was( a few days
at Crediton thisi week, nursing her
mother, Airs. Ort, who 1.10' been,
very 'seriously ill, but is' ow .iree
prov trig.
Mr. andsMis John K. Ehlers have
Moved theri effects from Dash-
wood to their residence in 'Zurich.
Wo welcome them as citizens to.
our village.
!Mr. Valentine Gerber, Sr(., of
Blake, lhas leased his kf•arm in St=
aSiley Tp. to hs Son, Mr. John K.
Gerbeisewho recently moved , to
Mr. Albert IKalbfleiscli of the
14th cont. has purchised .the helf
interest from M. A. Alehck in thi.)•
hardware and furniture bueiness in
Zurich and will be taken in on Ap-
ril 1st. 'We wisk tho new firm.
every 'success. '
iMr. John Gascho is sporting a
new Ford CoaCit, whi',3 Mr. Frank:
'Croviveau of Drysdale has pnrch-
ased ta new Ford tont' lg. Both
purchases have been made .through
C. 'Fritz & Sod, local ageets.
Ontario from the( State ,of Indiana.
:The iollowing summary issued
the other daallay the &hutch_ union
bureau of information showedthat
1,408 Presbyterian churches had
voted lin, favor while 499 voted a-
gainst union.
Mr. and Mrs. Franz Dick and
family, the Russinn family, who
lived on the Goshen Line, Stanley;
left on Monday for the Canadian
West, where they will likely hon
When ordering your new auto
license don't fail to drop in the
Herald Office for a new read
map, .and see where you are O-
ng ony our next trip, the price
is easy only 50c,
The. proposed new tax of three'
cents a gallon on gasoline coming'
t
o effect on April ist, is interest-
ing those who are Iodizing forward
to 'the coming automobile season
whether ffor busineas or pleasure.
The tax is to be paid by those who
operate cars on public highWays,
the full amount to be rebated to
the owners of tractors; ,gasoline en-
gines, etc.
i John P. Brown ,aged 83 years, a
fornier (resident of Crediton, died
on •Monday morning at thehome
of ,hie daughter, Mrs. O. 0. Bier,
London, following an illness of seve
'oral v4eek% He had lived •a re-
tired life iss the ,city for eight ye-
ars„andis 'survived by thila wife and
one daughter. The rehlraini will
be brought to Credito h on Wed-
nesday lfor interm,etn
Russian -1Vrennonites, who !settled
in \Waterloo- County last !fall, are
leaving for Manitoba on ,a 'spec -
!al O. P. R. colonist train on March
18th. lO'er 300 Mennonites, lanais
fans) and Andtrianay will take up
near land in the ,Weetern Provinces
in the neighborhood of other Men-
nonites Settlers ‘vho took upland
there several years ago, These
[settlers were billeted through 'the
Mennonite section outside of 'Kit-
chener as hireld Men Iduring the
past half year, learned %something
of the farming Conditiona. kof this
cpuntry,. Their exodus to the •
Wet es part of their original plan, •
MILKING IN Hui.,14ANIA.
Milkers Carefully Teained to be
Clean, Riad and :[:1Perougin
In Denmark and liteland the Milk-
er starts his future p.o.d.tssiou at the
age of 12 or 14 yeai`s. He then ea-
Aeys the privilege of lissee allowed to
milk such cows as are ie the drying
off period, although it im Sone under
the severe supervisne use his father,
Who fears that his s Or pupil, may
opoil the animal. 1 i[miember well
my fleet leseons In leileiug on our
Holland farm, and I. is proud I was
of being allowed to milk. Before
jumping on the stall •e.th my bucket
and stool (the Res .eia stalls are
some 2 34 to 3 feet a. ,de the regular
stable ,fioor) the eoe, was given a
little warning of u., (willing by a
couple of caressing prercis, then the
bucket was put bete ten. the knees,
the bottom on the inaste of my right
wooden shoe. The ;we trout teats
were milked first, aliti if one of the
teats milked out suoata than the
other 1 was Inclined to take one of
the back teats. This Wali not allowed
because it might resui in an unus-
ual development anu oee.reased stina-
Ulatiott of one of the quarters. The
two front teats had to be empty be-
fore going over to the back teats.
These were the preliminary Instruc-
tions. After being au.v.i: to milk sev-
eral drying off cows 1 'was allowed to
follow with the seeviol class. This
was another important step, and 1
•believe It cost me still 'more sweat
than the first lessons, for now I had
to milk rather quickly and with the
full hand, as strippieg of the teate
between thumb anti sezefinger was
never allowed on our farm. Aside
from the rather quicx tailking, we
were not allowed to make strippers
of our cows. Still there was a third
class, and that was Lae milking of
fresh cows and heifer. My father
vas always milking tb.ese, because
he had the idea that nobody else but
himself could break them. The milk-
ing of the fresh cows, thrice a day,
was not such a hard job, but to milk
those stubborn heifers and never lose
one's temper was a difficult job. In-
stead of milking first two the front
quarters empty and afterwards the
rear quarters, with the heifer a front
and a rear quarter were dist milked'
and afterwards the ether two oppo-
site quarters. This was done for the
purpose of obtaining aa equal devel-
opment of all four quarters in the
future cow.
• We were then called fully skilled
in .he milking science, but let me
add that we had to receive a good
• many side instructions, such as not
to talk or be noisy during milking,
never to be rough to any animal, nev-
er to lose one's temper;to milk al-
ways one's own cow and in the same
order and at the same hours, and so
The test method of paying for the
!emu i to make it exceptionally
ductive, and the way to do this is to
seep the right _kiwi of dairy cattle
,thcret,m,
Sometimes hoeing is hard work,
tee( because the ground is eapecially
7oedY, hot because the hue is not set
e. the right angle or is dull and
• .ey. 13r eht, sharp tools make the
urk mole case.
Th�IIIT:r.1:0'!ICY of :
, ho
i,;txicao gele e'
CI11:11 .
Dashwood
Mr .and Mrs. Henry Ehlers are
visiting 'in Detroit,
Mr. Gordon( Callfas left last week
Lor Carnia 'Where he will remani
fore(Sinoe time.
,Mono of Detroit and Mrs
Isaac and son Jimmie tfo Londno,
spent 'Nednesday in town.
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Schroederleft
on Friday morning. for their home
in Saskatoon after spending isev-
eral ',months in this vicinity.
Mrs. '13. Stacey s'' Svisiting in
NeW Hamburg and Kitchener,
rM. John Lippert of Burnipa,
is visiting his mother,who
is still suffering from a paralytic
stroke.
Air .and Mrs, J. K, Ehlers moved
to Zurich. last week. ,
Congratulationto Mr. and Mrs
Harry [Kraft on the arrival
young daughter at their helots
lOaft-At Dashwodo oni vo, Un.h
to kt and Mest Harry Krafkis a
daugtetsh "Margaret )lliziabeth"
Last Monday evening the Lad-
les' Aid of the Dashwood Evangel-
ical' church held a farewell gather-
ing at .the home of Mr, and Mrst
Wen. Gt-iesenalts. , The following is
the. addiess
Wei the members of the Ladies
Aid have conee'te bid you Gods'
speed in your new home. ,We re
yet that you Will, no longer be ab-
le to rxieeb'Witele US at: our monthly
meetings,' ,bat., should you on any
occasions be a.bleto attend our aP-
aereoiation your presence, How-
ewver, though absent, we 'hope you
continue tor he connected with
us in feliewalhip and prayer and
we will ever' pray ;for you so that
that when our race is no parting.
In conclusion will you ,accept this
small gitt as a lfokekof our re-
spect.
Signed in behalf of the Ladies
'Com „Sec,
Attb,e close p,1 the 'cveningeTe.
Gossman presented • each. of the
tadiesiNVitli an Irish lineal sham -
rook wich he obtained 'while over
rE7'
• Aiago: PIS
OH LOOK! IA E HAVE JT
SIT 0 P.
THA :', CUSSING AEOUT :TROSE FORD SIDE cuirraws
HESS WILL FIX THEM SO THEY OPEN WITH THE DOOR
REPAI IcING
Palle • g Foal Car, One rloat, $15.00, Two Coats _ $20.00
iCov, ,,ig Ford Top Good Material, less curtains .-. $12.00
Chana,ng Ford Curtains to open with Doors
Painc.,,.4 Buggy ....... -
$8.00
IF 'tJ WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE -GitliTj)313;BE YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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t WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS t:
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