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Mrir, D acrid u s 11 and 'dangle)
ox' Enc3a left last Saturda:y with
their household e.ffewets for. De-
troit to, join. Mr, Russell 'who 1145
good position in tblat city,
IV1r. and • MP, , S, 1tlat*he1i•s and
amity of Rochester N.Y., motored
,over and are visiting with i'vit,rand
Mrs, Alb. Spencer,
A. S. pias°is. who had been vi's-
aitin,^ with, her .daiightcr, Mrs, G.
Wells, 1i Windsor, met with an ac
' Rdent an 112onday fast that migh
'have
proven la 'vee f;at;zl:
Master' Jack Anderson; 'son o
(Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Anderson, hit
tis misfortune to fall and fracture
Ws .left forearm while? playing,
J. Campbell of Har•cliug,
ea., has been visiting for a week
with, Mrs. Simon Campbell. It is
36 years since he vi'aited this com-
munity.
The teacher )and pnrpiola of the
Entrance class 'in ;'hie Exeter asch,-
c or are it o he congratulated; all
of the pupils Whe +tried. having
srIrees,sful, • :During the post
tour yeara: all of Mr. l'Ioxvawd"sl
pupils who) have tried have pee -
sed,
112aster Wililie Stanaake is'aza ,of
J (axes Stanlake line been Isueces,
slut in; passing 'the primary grade
violin exams, held by the London
College of Music, Eng, July 14th,
at Mrs Ganbril'sstudio. Willie
t is only 10 Velars, old,
Eret�tir. bowlers lost ont in the
f Free Frees, trophy
Brent at t
f lac.
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I WI, 0, B. A. in, London on ,Wednes-
day
'Wednes day afternoon iast when the .last
bowl of 'ship Moser of 'Waterloo,'
dislodged the shot that would have
the trophy of this premium event
to Exeter, ,
Mrs. W. A. MhLarert of Hennsall
.*pent a few drays' last week, the
uesrt of her' eausini, Mrs. G. S;
110 -ward.
Mr .and Mrs.W. H. Johnston vis
'sited for a few days 'with. Mr, and
' ms's'• We 0. Pearce near Hensall.
Herb. Bedford of town discov-J
,ored a real freak of nature near
"!kris home on Monday last, it being
a white. robin, it wad rather lar- �
.*.er thaa the average .robin. but
there is no doubt as,' to it being
Mrs, Jantzi and daughter of
• BLAKE
Mr. Lorne Nicholson of :Detroit
accompanied by his Mo•ther,. Mrs.
Nialrol'son and his, sister, MrstSniitli
and family of London called on
friends' in this vicinity last week.
Mr, and Mrs, John ,Rey Sr„ of
Zurich called on, friends in. the t-il
lags on' Friday.
Mrs,.; G. S. Howard and (laugh,
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ter Evelyn of E' eter, Spent a few
days last week at the hoine
ofMrl
and Mrs, Jas. Carnie
Chevroiet
s
have been appionted for this district
to sell the New Superior line of
CHEVROLET AUTOS
If 3 or are considering a new Car be
4s, lire mid ca pp xu e :tori a demonstrat-
ion
ie .gnat ;t-
iort and prices
John Hey, Jr., : Zurich.
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Pertlilizer! Ferti
We are distributors fon t'
,�i this . C�a.s"
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tr et .dor the popular Gin's Brand
Of fertilizer, 16 per cent. selling at $20.00
PER TON AND CAN ASSURE CUSTOMERS THE 'BEST OF
VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY REGARDLESS OF WHAT OTHER �.
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AGENTS OR CANVASSERS SAY. SEE US BEFORE BUYING
COAL! COAL! •
to WE ARE TAKING ORDERS FOR HARD ANTHR. CITE 3
;1 COAL, SIZES No 4 and CHESTNUT, LET US HAVE tiOillt•
* ORDER NOW a
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DO YOUR BAKING 'WITH OUR CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR, 3
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\VE CARRY STOCK FOODS- FLOUR .AND PEED 01,' HOST fan
KINDS. VISIT Ot-1i VAR CE rV STORE AND SEE OUR 3 ely
o . FINE DrSPLA.Y • :�t
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Caladonia, aetwrolAllied. by ' her
two grandchildren !spent the Past
week with tfiends in 'this licirtti
Fionic particle to the lal,rsidetion
tiling the,. order of the day.
Mi, and Mrs, ,ins hies- zits(:tarn-
ilv 'sporty Sutrday at the. home of
1ilr, and Mrs. M; xirowuron tiro
Goshen Line ,
Mrs, Hosts and little daughter of
Detroit acsconapanied by her.<sia-
ter '!!Miss' Father Jantzi retru'rii j,,
aiter e pen'drng .;a couple•wrgjcs
with friends in this vicinity,
miss, Margaret McBride spent,,a
fair, days, with, friends( at ,Fruoe
field.
Mr. and Mrs, ,MOs&•arbor. lar;'
fiiruily, �?.rconap:arriod bar Mr. 'and
Mrs. Val, Gerber : Sr> speiat • the
weekend with friends at Wellesley
and vioinity,z
Miss Dorothy McLean of Kip -
pen Spent a few days, with friends
on the Golsh'on Line:
The mission Band meeting Wa's
held in the 'church on Saturday at-
•ernoon by 'singing hymn 768. Grace
Kennel read the scirpture Lesson
all repeated, Mission. )3and, prayer
then sang hymn 148, then ,repeated
the Mission Band Text, the reports
Were read the roll was called With
14 members present and 2` visitors
then went •to classes and' decides!
to have the Mission, Bland quilt . u-
iltsd on Tuesday ::afternoon, then
sang hymn, 766 and Mrs: Finlay..el-
sad with prayer.
DASHWOOD
Miss Leuna M. Redd is visiting
in Blyth
Mrs. R. 'Goetz and ion- Albert,
are visiting in Sarnia
Mr. and Mrs. Si Ireland of Str-
atford visited friends' in town . on
Sunday.
Arnold Mer e'er of Detroit is ,boli-
day ing at hie home: here.
Rev. Bruer attended the funeral
of his uncle in Petersburg on Fri-
day.
Mr. Emmanuel Ehlers of ,Kala-
sas ie visiting his piare'nta•." '
!Miss Matilda Miller of Toronto,
l3 s ihiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Miller. •
Mrs. E. Desch; of Zurich' ie visit-
ing her mother at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Stladeelbauer and
Miss Clara Kraft of London- spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, .P Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schroeder cans!
fancily of Detroit flare; visiting in
this vicinity:,
Mr. Ernest Miller; •trident of'Si.
Louis, occupied the' pulpit in the
Lutheran church on Sunday,.
' 1r. Etlegsen 'has. had the hot°el
tired and is now lit up with, hy-
dro ,
Mr.and Mrs, Earl Geiser enter-
tained a number of their /:friends
to an, ice cream social onn Monday
O 2D.1.1,"„i0• G'O:4', 'FtR�iY:Mt.: Pbpi.'.. ifr
!deaths( NQli'.a'11,143lN lt`�ai;:;,8yfi2 a
Ii`lra Nortlriantl Produces 1B•ln rli l T1z
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It is Best Sold on the '!fool or
lit
Milk—Settlers May e'na'�c?frame
Cattlo Cheaply- Wireworni' Poison
(eantxibuted by Ontario Deportment of
Agriculture, Toronto,)
Few pgonle in Old Ontario win,
(rave not travelled through the north,
ern part of the province realize that
there is a territory lying north of
New Liskeard, aztd west of Cochrane
that 'will, In the pear future become
ine of the most important producing
agricultural ' areas of the province.
The country adjacent to the railways.
is now cleared or being clearest to
such an •extent that the settlers are
no longer dependent upon their Um-
ber or pulp wood for revenue, bat
are now engaged In farming proper..
Many farms, especially in' the New
Liskeard section, are entirely cleared
of bush and the while acreage is
either under cultivation or in hay and
pasture.
Northland Produces Much Hay.
With the wonderful producing.
power of this new land thei:e is an
exceptionally rapid growth of vege-
'•ation and hay is now being produced -
in such quantities that it is with
lifficulty that a ntarket can be found
for the 'entire production. So mueb
's this so that'even this year in June,
stacks of 1924 hay may be seen as
ono travels along 'the railway. Set -
have not been -producing hay
alone, but have been getting into live
stock "raising as rapidly as circum-
'tances and conditions would permit.
This, is evidenced by the fact that
between New Liskeard and Cochrane
there are creaineries at the following
points:.. New Liskeard, Ramore, Eari-
ton, Matheson, Val G tgne aha
Cochrane.
Ready Money Scarce With Settlers.
As was the case with settlers in
Old Ontario so it Is in most cases with
settlers in Northern Ontario they
have very little ready cash as their
earnings have been used in clearing'
,he, land consequently the Ontari,
' srnfl ent is assisii ref• the settler:
financially In the buzlriing of cream
.ries and in the purchase of sews.
Such assistance is being given or
business principles only, that is, tL
:ney for the building of erearnerree
and the purchase of craws is belie!.
loaned to the.settlerd at a inoderat,
mite Qf interest and under certain
aanditimes.
We are ina position.
to do Expert,
Auto a.�r.�� an.
�. Specialize wit
eLau hli,
or any • , stet
of 'arm
Work guarama
teed.
BATTERIES RE -CHARGED AND REPAIRED.
HAVE YOUR MOTOR CLEANED FROM OLD ` CA.RBON
BY OUR;
LRURNING PROCESS.
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Gas, Oil, Greases Tires_ and � nd all Accesst�r$ .
D. H. Angel, Proprietor
L ,Prangs old Stand, - Zurich
ON'T JGAMBL
WITH WOOL!
iay Your Togs at
WIJERTII'S
Where °yon take .No chat ce. U7L�eret.-
Briefly speaking, the new polies of every � ` f t ]( i> - Ui E
e Department of Lands and t» orests. Ca y e d
the Northern with the Do GUARANTEED
^i UARAN T 0� D
nob, in co-operation with the Do ��L-i�
tment of Agriculture through the
e Stock Branch,- is as follows:—
attle are to be. purchased in car-
d lots only.
ettlers are'to�appoint a Repre,rc,rr-
ve to select the:animals, and are
u'thorize him to' act on their let -
in such selection and in deci;iine
o price., ..
ettlers are required to sign an
lication form to this effect agree -
to give - promissory notes and
s against their farms for unpaid
t:es,
overnment will appoint a repre-
ative
of the Department of Agri-
ure to accompany settlers' repre-
ative and assist 'him in selection
attle.
overnment will advance full
ant of money to stay for cattle at
of purchase and to prepay trans-
ation charges and to pay expenses
ttlers' representative.
ttlers will be charged $:1:2) per -
cow to defray the transportation
charges and the cost of thetr own
representative. This flat rate' will
tnean a saving 0! several dollars per
cow to the settlers, and will give then(
the advantage of knowing exactly
what these costs will amount to.
The total cost to the settler will
be the amount paid for the stock pur-
chased for hire plus $12 per head for
those other charges.
- • Upon delivery the settlers will be
required to pay at least 25 per cent.
of this total cost and as much more
as he is able.
Interest at 5 per cent. will hi'
:her
n
„ad on unpaid balances and re -
Payments are required at the rate of
$3 per cow per month, and the settle:•
shall give a promissory note to title,
effect and a' lien against hie farm.
Repayments may be made. to the
et"eamery or to such other local office
as may be designated `in the coru-
macity,—L, F. O'Neill, Live sock
Branch, Ontario Department of
1 gricultzire.
Cut -Worm Poison.
i'urrcha;se of Cows. to „ eev:
:h
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Liv
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evenang� r. dor
Mr. C:hamberlain, of Pt,' Huron, 5
and Mins. O1VLara of Saginaw, vis tali
ited with Mr. and Mrs. J: C. R to a
"hal
o�-er the week -end. as t
Miss Pearl Sch:rde is ,spending : ' s
a
_'
1 week's) vacation ran at .
the e i
aonle of app
bi. and Mere. Con Truemner, 14th ring
con Dien
Missy Laura Reid is ;visiting in bal; it
Blyth. I ?. G
Mr ,and Mrs. Sid- Reynolds and 'seat
daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. cult
Ehgatzi *Ind daughter of Howard' 'sent
City, Mich., who have .been visit- ;Aro
ing thier' aunt Mrs. C. ,Kraft, have
mo
:returned home. tim
Mrs. Wm Kraft, aft, of'C'av�tlier. N, omrt
Da%•ota' it visiting Mrs€ Cl. Kraft' of so
l.lr. and lel, a B. Kitchen avid Se
lily of Toronito and',Miss 'E1.--
ir Yeats of Sarnia are visiting
Harry Krafts!.
Mr. and Mrs, ed. Willett ,and
7.,anrl
s family of ,Curio, Mtclai, t'isrted i;
town on Monday.
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t♦F�f�6?`,�,yid( (g pig a �yA� s y� � �� atford call9d on. friends in town On
90 Miss Margaret O'Rourkf St'-
9acte000000000000000s00 Sunday!,
,beauty Flies For Speckled Beauties
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.Tx Mie-•° <�' � .•_
> t. stertmer thend (inacins of Northern Quebec is famous
whiter resort. Winter tithes they use a
wingless aeroplane fer ski joring, but in summer they
_ . wings and a body on and use it for Ilshing and swimming.
the
4 hind almost every mountain of the Laurentians there is lake
ohills to so they plane comes in handy for jurn it1
ehase the sporting bass and trout to their lairs.' The
st eoine hi from a flying trip to a nearby lake aid is justly proud of
hove pretty girl, one of a party of five, has
er string of speckled beauties,
„.CIL.,..
Bran, 25 lbs. r
Paris Green or White Arseuto, 1 .lb.
Molasses, 4, gal.
"DGtt ater, 2 gals.
l4'_Xix the bran' ant-polson tc;' 'thtr•
:try in a large vessel, Adci the nin-
•asses to water. ,Stir well and then
aia`lxr the liquid over the poison bract
Ind mix •until every pant is moist aid
will tall through the fingers. Apply
half a teaspoonful near each plant ai
dusk and see that chickens keep
away.—Dept. of Extension, 0. A. Co1-
lege, Guelph.
Sweet Clover Hay.
A recent press bulletin froth the
Federal Department of Agriculture
.fates that where any other suitable
Trot can be grown it is best not to
i:re sweet clover for hay, As it is a
lobos stemmed, coarse growing
giant, it is rather hard to •cure sweet
lover properly. tt must be cut at
-he right moment, whteh is usually
wring the rainy period of early elan-
legumes
lam R '
t,ua; As a silage orpasture.�.a J� � • � �a `� ��'??
ecrap,
i'mwover, sweet clover is one of our y �
legst umes eime1i plants, Ott
l `v . > ggp_ i,
B e� �>r if}1 uiltJ� b311dt'1 t Yax. �.�1����
DEPENDABLE IN EVERY RESPECT
NO SHP:INKING, . SAGuTlv,,, RAGGINu OR BA GGINu
"YOUR MONEY IS NOT OURS UNTIL YOU ARE' SATISFIED
E. Eo hulk TeEicr, Zuric
Meri's Furnishings
WHERE THE GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM.
rto. r_
INSECTIOTDES
e have a reliable Stock
JmseeticidesofQ all
kind
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aro Greeny Arsenate o
ead, Bordeaux Mixturo ice�,,,,
ate'
BIue Stone, Insect Powder,,,,,,7j
HeiIebre,
IPIypad
Tangie:foot
Gedar
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k;51 Toilet Preparations, Patent Med.
killers, School Supplies, Stationery
if • Photographic Supplies.