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IVnLE ' E. UOL7VfB$
y, .70'arrl'ter, Solicitor, Notary'ublic
liter, Office on, He'Street
jot oft the square, Goderaclt„riv�
140 .l uncle to span at 1oweatrates
ice. Holmes will be in Hellsailr'ain
Friday of each: week.
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Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
iwasr of marriage ;licensed, Notary
; e,, Com 141ssioner, Fire ar d A *Wane Insurance,. RePreeenting
Stem and Erie Mortgage ,i''iorporaa-
, Alla, The Canada 'Truet""'' Co. Zurich,
liitaele.
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DENTAL SURGEON_'
IIYaaN. (Ii1FIC1I -- HENSALL„
A -U fC-T-I-tS-N-E-E-R?
y OSCAR iU OP'P
leriduate Carey M. Jones .'Nat-
;�ptp 1 BeboOl of Auctioneeringg. StoTry
Vie for Registered. 'Live '
k
Breeds). Terms •in keeping
Va prevailing prices. Choice
thrini.for sale.: . Will sell anything!
tha7where' to Zurich.
'hone . 18-93 or, write,
Licensed Auctioneers,:,
4Liicensed Auctioneer .for County
lit iuron. .. Ina position. ,to eon-•
�uanat. ;any auction sale, regardless
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ray •to, size or articles to sell.
,not
*elicit your business;
;satisfied -will make'. no charges for
.hrthur Weber, -~ Dashwood,
Wane 13-57
Zurich.;. Sea:
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
33otcrg'ara Sausages, etc
Highest Cells Price for Wool
OASH'rr FOR SKINS & E1DE5'
Ttuteblut
I)eicn.e,
ZURICH LIVERY,
1 mm in a position to accomo=
'3at!e ail requirements in the Livery
Niue,. have Auto for hire: , Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Sane 58 Zurieb
G. S. ATK.INSON
L D. S. D. D. S.
DENTIST,
EXETER, ONT. • Phone • 31
►t BAYFIELD Every Wednesday
EVENINGS IN ,EXETER` EY- AP-
POINTMENT
L,IVE:
PTMO U L T
WANTED
ORaken every day till 3 Oclock
:Do not feed fowl same morning
'arkem brought in.
'Highest ' Cash Prices
--CASH FOR
Creams and Eggs
W.
O'Brien
Phone 84; , Zurich
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TO.
'OR'D. 'OWNERS
D .INTRODUCE THE ,BENIFITS
?GP., A MAGNETO RECHARGE, I
NVILL GIVE ONE QUART .017
Tuxedo Chatterless Oil
, 'WITH EACII RECHARGE DUR-
ING THE MONTH or MAY. .�.
PRICE $1.,.00
It S.'µ WEIN, ., Prop,
DASHWOOD MOTOR SERVICE
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PTJI' YoIR.
11 ant ., pQy SaIe,, �.0st,
oLu )d',, NO'i:tKrl
N •TIIgJ$ £ QWMH
FOR
A. 4 -burner Ail:st�av ivi u' Qvelanit
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.FOk SALE
A t,nuxnberN of 'Collie pups. Ap^-
piY to Garnet pliters; ,FIerrsall,'.
'WANTED
:.I .General ,maid ' -wanted ,for July
;aped, August at 134yfi6.. Cottage
NI. 11, ejewettS'' Grove, .Good
w .9:4 : Apply; ;to Mra, 13. L.
11io;nithauae Bayfield„ tf-1
Bet`V77e'n 14tb.- con and', Bronson
Lina, on 'Zur idb. Rd. a quarterboot
far a. racelioire. Finder kindly,re-
turn to David Geromlette.
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• LOST
In Zurich. on Sunday y' evening., •a
Woman's scarf. Finder _kindly, re-
t`urn;.to Peter Brennerirman, .or leave
at Herald Office. . ✓•
FOR'SALE
A ,good mower' for sale, very"
cheap: L. A. Prang:
FOR , SALE'
A fine well built 'garage, . 10x10
feet For, further articulars ap-
ply to Peter Corriveau, St. Jos-
eph. i i , -50
RIC HEI:•ALIS'
spent the holiday at..,her ?ours h0r"e'
Mi'as Jernimna. Johrilaton,Spent t1r;0
boiday with frineds at 13,41w,
lyfr,' wHerb, Pfile of 1betr'olt
ited relatives here over; ,Sineday',^
1VTr harry "G Hess, ' MISS •Ethi61
and Eva Willfaurai s`p,ent ' 1V,fondaY"
in. ,Loirdo}r, . • t
Miss ' E+illiark .Burka of •IStratfor
spent• 1$1.irrday , With ;tVli•s's .A.lrna
Ittleya
M. and 'Mrs .George 14110,'
Sleaforthi visited "with talendee, 410
town' on . Sunday. i'•
1Vrrs(, ;F, Preece`• of jDrtsirwood'y
ilsrr vis°rjturlg the".horne ',of Johan
W eido.^
Mr*. Percy Weido • has purchased
a new' Ford eoupe fro'n, C; Fritz
8; Son, .dealers. .
Mrl,. • and Miss. J• 11Ioritz; • of
Guelph, -,were Sunday _vilsatote .at
the bogie of 'Mr. and Mrs, 0,i F.titz.
Mrenand Miry. Lsn nis ,Califs as,• and
C'hildre'n of •.4itTeliene!r_ titiere• visit
ors id town hosier thin; holiday*'
i12r, and Mrs Harry �.Y3a:g'eil ofDetroit, renewed Zurich friends ov-
er Sunday , +
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And Mrs Deadles o -f Kitch-
ener visited with Mr,': acid
Miss iEleanor Lindenfield of Loire
don visited at the home of her
cousin, Mists Jemira'Jo]urston
Mr. 'Nasbitt Wnods has been ap'-
poin;ted principal of the Wellesley
public school for the 'coming year;
Sorry to report of, ,the illness of
Miss, • Ada Deutz, our. well ,known
HOUSE FOR SALE tel. operator,. 2 Hope for a 'slpe-
Eight-ropmed, two :'storey brick .edy rec'overytt ,.. I
dwelling, with furnace,1rared for • Mr.. and Mies A.bert Rosla and
hydro, anid in good Icornciition. On 'faulty, 112! Tee Ma1o'y' 6f IW,Iitchel1,
the premises) is. a ''good. brick 1st- 's'n.,nt the holiday With 'Mfr
able, Kooc16 wells -and frruit ,trees: Uttey,
Property contains .two-fifths acres 1122.: I.a d • Mrsl John ,Snide; and
of land ancle isc situated in Zurich,
For parti9u1arl ,apply to A, ;
Hess, Zurich! -50
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 acres ,with go
od bank barn, drive/shed,. `coria
fortable frame house with supine
kitchen ;and wood:§hhed; good or-
chard andnamor. er r small 1 . frui
ts it z 1
trees, about twetny acres FinGli'ar
wood bush. Farm Is well fenced
and fairly well 'supplied with w:oa
ter 'forall` purposes eonver ien
t6 �sch.00l'and chic h. et.osses5
siot
given in the fall or "spring. Fo
!particulars! aj,(ply to A .F.:Hess,
Zurich. ' • tf 50
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FOR -SALE'
One new DeLaval :Cream Separ-
ator for '$51.00 cash, regular price
is $62 cash. L. A. Praito+:
Tires! Tires!'
CASINGS ----
30x3"' Cords. . $8.50
Fabrics $ar75 `
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TUBES
30x3'44,' Olympic; at
31x' E..tra Heavy Tubes $2.95
31:c ! L,.tra Heavy, Tubes 83.00
BAL0 'N TIRES
Any party getting 5 Baloons:ar.d
giving m> 5 old casings and„tubes
1 will allele, them $27,00' .for same,
sett the 5 new tires for' $67.00 -'cash
John Hey, Jr.,cZurich,
FOR SALE
A nearly new Oliver Riding plow
apply to L. A.,Prang,
FOR SALE.
Government tested seed corn,
following varieties -White Cap Yel
low -Dent; Imp.
Lea
mtng. Wiscon-
sin
Wiscossin
No. 7; Early Bailey; Golden
Glow, Longfellow, Also _Sorghum
Mangel and . tulrnipr seed,
..T. Gascho• Son, Zurich.
Dr. IL H. COWEN4
L.D.Sy,D..D.S. („
'DENTAL' SURGEON]
At McCormick Block; Zurich, ev
ear Thursday, Friday . and Satur-
day.
Main OIfice-
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f3ARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASFIV OOD
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and.Furnace
Sizes. • Sofcoal . of
highest quality.
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GOOD SOPPLIt ON HAND
^+a p.� ''letting Rid of Ants.
ase & • Son 0 1 r These Deets quickly disaiipear 'if I
family of rBrucertield;• spent Sun-
day at thehome of. Mr. and Mrs).
Louis .Schilbe(
Mr.,' and Mrs:. ,Clifford. Levy ' -and
family- of Clinton, visited With Mr
and Mrs. Dan,„; Oswald over Sun-
day. ! • •
The interior •,of tae to al teleph-
tine system here is"being renovated
d ai bor of 'ni,' rovetnentls
and hi to i p
rma'der,• C
Mr. and Mrs, 1, SVilireim and,two
ddughteri of Milverton were,,Sun'
day. vilsltors at' the home ,pf Mr:
and” Mrs: 0, L.. Smith:, "
Mr. Milford ':Verner :of Detroit,
aecomp'aured by' Mr Herbert Kalb
fleisch and Mists -Clara Kalhfleiseh•
sj ent the week -end alt' Kit�chenet:
Mr. and Mrs. Edd: ,!BrodriclE of
near Rensall were Sunday visitor's
-at the home of the hatter's.,f'ather
Mr. "Alex Rennie, -,of the Babylon
Line, i .
Mr ,.and Mrs. 'Harvey .:Cohesive,
of-Detr'oit.teeisited' the ;rfornier's part
entS over Sunday gnrvey sport.;
at new C.l:ii3'v. ,.s'eda'n and;looks very
prosperous.
Messrs Herb. and L Lt rr n Wit
moor of Detroit a^_coml toed by
Miss P. Fetter of Brow'' `" t' . wore
visitors with ,relatives• here the pat
few days) . t
ENTUE Y ET IOK
SEAS S,;W1fi11fC1i:% OFTEN SPOI;Zi
Nish Grata ,Sciailbe +of 14orrdon MOM IN WITIMEY.R.4usrm
Pnepinoaia, Roan and tlackhead
„ Cause ' Most Trouble T'nuely
Pointers In Deaiixrg With These
Maladies, ,
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Three diseases, pneumonia, roup
and blackhead are, responsible for the
greater part of the losses in turkey
rearing.
Pneumonia,: ;
Nature • bas not Clothed the ,young
turkey with a, thief coat - of dowe or
'baby feathers sufficiently to protect.
it from the cold rains that are quite
common '-during May • and June.
Renee many young birds perish, dy-
ing of inflammation of the lungs
:shortly after experiencing the first ,
+sold rain,, Little can be done to ef-
fect a` cure. Everything lies rn the
.direction of prevention. Do not let
The young birds get wet, provide suit -
'able shelter, and do not let them get
;too far 'away so that they may be
'quickly rounded up and protected
from • cold and wet until they' are
}well -feathered.
Roup.
This trouble is' due to an infectious
organism gaining entrance to the
nasal passages of the victim and set-
ting up a catarrhal condition usually
easily recognized by clogged nostrils,
inflamed mucous membrane of
mouth, very offensive odor and swell-
ings on sides of the head. Housing
young turkeys fn unsanitary', poorly
ventilated o •draughty quarters cre-
ates conditions which make the bird
`very susceptible to the infections or-
ganisra causing roup. If the disease
gains a. grip on young birds, it is best
to kill them off at once and correct,
the. hygienic conditions for any that
remain apparently normal. Exposed
birds that are to be kept should be
given good nourishing food and a
physic of salts once a week. Birds
'showing symptoms may be treated, if
so desired, as. -follows: Massage as
much of the material as possible out
of the nostrils, clean out the eyes,
and if swellings exist open with a
sharp knife. Use Boracic Acid solu-
tion or " potassium permanganate
solution or argyrol solution (10 per
cent.) as a wash for the n nstriis aiid
eyes. Such can be applied with .a
medicine dropper or the bird's ,head
may be dipped in the solution. If
birds do not make good recovery tit
a,reasonable. time it is best to te-
stroy them as they will carry the:
infection along and may be the cause
'of more roup. ,
Blackhead.
This disease is the most common
and destructive pest affecting tur-
keys. It has been the cause of many
'fit farm giving up turkey raising. The
cause has been attributed to a pro-
tozoan parasite, that is taken up by
.the bird en its feed and 'water. Soils
ebe.yorne infested,. breeding birds be-
etim'ecarriers, so the young have lit -
tie , chance of escaping infection if
feeding over ground that has pre-
viously supported tuCkeys. The -young
birds show •sigus of: distress in the
late„sunrtner or early autumn, become.
listless, drowsy, stop feuding, feathers
become ruin. ed,, wings droop, and they
hang .behind the flock_ The dropping;
are yello.-ish in color and more fluid
than normal. The head may become
dark ptir.ple in color. The after -death
symptoms generally noticed in black-
head cases are as follows: Liver spot-
ted on surface with whitish yellow
to faded gleen spots, the cecum,
either one or both are thickened and
distended with a gray cheesy mass..
Treatment for blackhead lras not
been sitccessful and its control lies
in prevention., If troubled now, clean
out the entire flock and' give up tur-
keys for three years. When starting
again, secure eggs,front healthy birds,
wipe'thetn with cloth moistened with
80 ger, dent. denatured alcohol to re
movd. any -possible contagion, then
hatch -in the incubator, When the'
Young poults are ready to leave the
incubator place them in a brooder or
enclosed ground and • protect from
other poultry or agents likely to carry
the 'infection to the pen. Keep the
house and its equipment clean and
disinfected. E, S0
U spur milk or butter-
milk b Iter -
milk liberally in the ration. Keep
the birds confined all the time that
infection may be prevented and treat-
ment applied. Powdered ipecac ad-
ministered in the mashetwice a week,
at the rate of two teaspoonsful per
20 birds is considered, a useful pre-
ventative.. The use of ipecac should
start when the birds are two weeks
old and,. continue for three months
—L.• Stevenson, Dept. of Etxensio.n,
0. A.'Cohege.
Mr. John Wagner, 11: .anLt"Mrsl,
'Bert Sinipsloir land ch1+1dt'en of
Guelph, who -:wEer e visaing .for a
few dalys with, Mr. and Mrs„
C. Wagner, have returned .horns.'
"•Miss Marguerite Prang of De
troit and the. Missies :Ruth land Ar-
leen Schen). of M. (Clemens tsp-
enit the .tice'k'-end at the home of
Mr. .and Mrs. L. Prang. •
Miss Lillian W+e'seloh. who has
spent the past week ' her home
here, left (for Detroit last Friday
where she vii? "spend the remain -
dee of :the holidays With her. sister
Mrs,, Tom J. Gettus,,
Miss Edna Eckstein, and Mr. Mel
vin Brown of Kitchener and Mr,
Will Eckstein of Lost Angles, Cal.
spentt Sund a(y at the home of W.
L: Si•ebeirt,, Miss Erma Bi -own of
Kil,clienie , wh !ohas been visiting
here fetttiriied^ of c with them.
h e t i.tl t. n.
• Mr. Sr, Witmer and sons, Gar-
field and Niel, accompanied by Mr
Isiah, 'Witt'ner. • and sett Earl of
Dashwood, spent, the,past week at
Kitchener where to Witmer Re-
union was held and a number of
five ',hundred being present on
Dominion' Da,
A Gra'n;d Rally of all the 'Mics-
sion BanGts of Hut= Pre'sbyterial
will" be held D.V. at ,Blyth, Frichne,
July 17th, Two sessions; 10 ,asci,.
aid 2 p.m, Picnic and .sga}nes at
the noon hour. Pull program et
both seslsionls--every band taking
some' part, Special Speaker, Mr.
W. 13. Djang ,B.A,, a young Chinese
student at Knox !College. Neigh-
boring bands cordially invited.
S. S. ,CO7vVENfi ON
The S� S, Co:ir;t enittibty 1oQ, j the
Western district of the Ey. Lnth,
Synod of Canada, .-Will hold its: ,
an-
nual .rneetin,g a at_ Znrich,'Sunday,
July 12th, .. The morning sertrice.
will t he 1m charge of As ,pastor
loci, and Rev. I?. Boeruer, of Ellice
will preach the is'erinoi4 The, af-
ternoon
ternoon Ig'es'sior will begin at 2.30
promptly and will be presided ov-
rN
by the president Of the Con-
ventionz, `ReeV. Ii. Rem,be, 4Lit, D.S.
T'wo pitpni*a will 1 e presented "The
importance of :he Cbt'itoilisrat ni
Heine andSxhoof" and- "Our Little
r„snit , ,.+' Tte +'hof `ot "l,oe'.n
Swat the Roosters.
When the last lot of hatching eggs
has been delivered the finale birds
should be :'removed from the fleck,.
disposed of, or kept by themselves.
Fertile eggs are an uncertain article
in warn"`tr„weather, so the aim should
be the production of infertile eggs.
for dornestio use. Germ development
will start in a fertile egg at any tem-
perature above. 68 degrees Fahren-
heit. At ld'w temperature the de-
velolament-of the germ is very slow,
but It may reach a point in ernliryo
development where decomposition is
likely te''set in and thereby produce
a condition not .desired. Any factor
likely to„ cause spoilage lir eggs will
be more serious in the fertile eggs
than in the infertile. No one wants
fertile eggs for domestic use. The
remove,) o± the males is the one sure
way of preventing trouble.—L. Ste-
venson, Dept. of Extension, 0. A. d.
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