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BUSINESS CARDS
DUDLEY E:.iOL11MEs
liarrieter, Solicitor, Notary Public
lifteee Office on I;Iamilton Street,
li lit off the square, Goderieh. Priv-
ate
funds. to loan at loWes.t rates,
leee, Holmes win be in Hensall.,-+3p
•Friday of each week,
'Andrew '. R6se, Township Clerk
Vis:+ ►
sr of marriage licenses, . Notary
ltrgs'arlie, "Commissioner, 'Fire and Aut-
'*ague Insurance, Representing
Sweet and Erie Mortgage Corpora.
'i m, The Canada'Trust Co Zurich,
�pt�slrxi.
O. Knapp, 0.-D. S.,
,DENTAL SURGEON
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"WAIN OFFICE — HENSALL
OSCAR ISLOPP
ieraduate Carey M, Jones Nat -
Masi School of Auctioneering. Try
for Registered Live Stock
1►11 Breeds). Terms in keeping
'Jett prevailing prices. Choice
Alirmls for sale. IN ill sell anything
sywbere.
ebofle 18--
g3 or write, Zurich
nsed Auctioneer
'Licensed Auctioneer fir t pnneon
Dt Boron: In a position
`net any auction Sale, regardless
'fids to size or articles todel. not
so'l'icit your business; for
satisfied will make no charges
Arthur Weber,
ylar•th - Dashwood.
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?lobe 13-67
Zurich Meat
Fresh and Salt Meats
$olog>na Sausages, Ste
illigheat Cash Price for. Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & Yill)Ea:
DeichertZURICH LIVERY
I am in a position to accomo
Sate all requirements in the Livery
;i5tte, have Auto for hire.
Any-
thing done in.,the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
4001113 58 Zurich
G. S. ATKINSON
L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTIST
SIMPER, ONT. Phone 34
At BAYFIELD Every ,Wednesday
11EVENINGS IN EXETER BY AP-
POINTMENT
LIVE
POU LT R
t WANTED
c Tech every day till 3 Oclock p,m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
Wheel brought in,
"Highest Cask Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
O'BrienW.
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Zurich
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Ford Mille
field
BAND IN ATTEi`l'T)AiVCt
rOALATUU.MPIAN PARaDE
MELD AND WATER SPORTS
;plat :ee the Auspices of the Ford
eters of the District.
Wednesday Jul
S.F"i WEEN, - Prop
•;D.A.SHW'OOD MOTORR S eEPVICE
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,.
Found, Noti6e, 'tate. Ad$
%1V
%lugcoLUIYLI'I
FOUND.
IIn Zurieb, a
p
urse containing
a
email amount of money. Owner
can have Sam< p ing e.1ca
ses
of tidy. at Helier & I albfleiech.
FOR SALE
A cook stove for quick Rale only
$15,00, Also a 3-burnor coal
oil Istove. Apply %rise Greol
Hess, Zurich.
WARNING
Notice is given' that ,any person
caught damaging or otherwise in-
terfering with the exhibition hall
or other property of the Zurich
Agricultural Society will be prose
eeuted to the .full extent of the
slaw. ` , ,
By Order,
A. ,F. HESS, Secretary:
AUCTION. SALE
Of DRY GOODS, CLOTHIN &
'CROCKERY. Having secured a
large quantity, of GGenerialDry
IGocdsl, I will offer it by 'public
Auction at 9'oe. Duch;arn-,e's Shop,
in the Village of DRYSDALE, On
THURSDAY, JULY '30th.
'Sale to cornnienee gat 7 o'clock
sharp. The Stock consists of Dress
.Goods, Prints, Ginghams, galateas,
Toweilings, Cottons, Ladies' and
Children's Sweater Cota,s Raincoats
Blouses Middies, House Dresses,,
Stockings, Underwear, Men's She.
ills,. caps, hats and many other
useful articles. 1
Do not miss! thi Issalel; it is ,e
rare opportunity to buy this class
of goods, at your own biclditig.
TERMS -Ali amounts up toe.00
c`ash., Over that amount 60 days
credit will be given on furnishing
approved joint notes,
OSCAR KLOPP, Propis',tort• and
Auctioneer.
WANTED
General maid wanted for. July
and August at Bayfield. Cottage.
Set 11, Jewett's Grove. Good
wages Apply to Mrs. B. L.
Monkhouse, Bayfield. tf-1
LOST
In Zurich on Sunday evening, a
-Woman's ;scarf. Finder kindly re-
turn to Peter Brennerman, or leave
at 'Herald Office.
FOR SALE
A good mower for sale, vary
cheap. -L. A. prang.
FOR SALE
hr S
One new DeLaval 'Cres epar-
ator for '$81.00 cash, regular
piece
is $92 cash. L. A. Prang
Tires! Tires!
CASINSxS ---- ''
30x 3'4 Cords - $8,50
Fabrics ...... $5.15
TUBES
80x3;. Olympic at .-. ...$150
3tx t E tra Heary Tubes $2 qs
32x! E tin Heavy Tubes $3,00-.
BA.LO 'N TIRES
Ally party getting 5 Baloolis at:d
gi rin.g me 5 old casings and tubes
alloer theta $27.00 for same.
add -the 5 new tires for $67.U0 cash
John. Hey, ;Jr., Zurich.
FOR SALE
A nearly new Oliver Riding plow
apply to L. A. "Prang,
Dr. H. H." C O W E N
L. D. S,., D. D. S.
;DENTAL SURGEON;
At McCormick Block, Zurich, ev
ery Thursclan Friday and Satur-
day.
Main Office .
'IARTLEII3'S BLOCK, DASEWOOJ)
•
Scranton Coca
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son
PHONE 35 HENSALL -17
BORN
Meidinger-At 1•ith con, Hay Tp.
on Jnlr 2t611. to Mr, and Mia Al-
fred Meidinger, a daughter.'
Turnbull -At Sal ubla Line, Hay ;Tp,
on July :36th, to Mr. and Mrs
Fergus Turnb'i11, a sone.
Lamont-eAt Sttnley. Tp;, on July
28th t'i Mr. end Mrs, !Roy. Le-
iii iter; r.i .deu; lt'tez;
w
Mrs, J3ert Rate , of Tavaistoel
;visiting friendel brere,
Dr. Dunham wa.s. in Der in () on
Tuesday{,
Mr. Jack Deichert spout ISun-
day in Pt. Elgin,
Ma's. Henry Kraft of 'Ciavalier,N.
D, visited at time home of IYIr. !attct
Mrs. 'C(has, Fritz on
Mrs. Harry Eiclt':maier was a vi;e-
itro to St. Marys and' Galt, the
Past weep',
Mr. Morris Weber of Goderich:
is spending a few cleys in the yil=•
lege.
Mr, aaecl Mrs. t orauae Caseli:o of
Windsor are spending then^holi-
days here;.
Mr :Gideon Koetlileris�bzight-
ening up hisdwelling wits. new
pa inti. •
Mr. A. F. Hess is improving;thie
appearance Of his office with a
fresh coat of paint,
Mr. James Moore land family of
Troy, N. Y. have Teen•,visiting alt
the home of Wendel Smith.
(aid Boys Reunion :• are being cel-
ebrated the eotiin.g week; one a;t
Clinton and then one apt Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, 'FT .L. Albrecht ,and
'son George, are spending the week
at Howick, -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Leibold : of
Stratford are renewing vld acqu
aintances here.' t'
Mr. and Mrs. Finlayson htttereta-
ken up housekeeping In.. the
rooms above the band heli,
Mr. and Mrs. McW'hitter andl'fam
ily of Galt vissli':'d nt ,the home. of
Mand Mia. W. H. +Hoffnean..i'ec.-
enr;tly..
Miss Freda iiaibfleilscb. telt %or
Detroit, on. Tuesday morning, ti.'Ite
ere she intends 'spending her vac-
ation.
Mr. Chas. Weber has purchased
from bia son Morris of ,Goderiah
the dwelling property owned by
the latter in Zurich',
Mr;. and Mrs. Emery Rube'. of
Kitchener and ,Miss Donella :Ruby
of London, are, visiting with their
Parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Ruby.
Mrs. E. II. Voalker, Mrs. Ira C'atn
labels, Mrs, E. VaIlett, iJ4iis's Heria
Veiled all of Flint, Mie1d, are .Vis-
itors at the home of ,Mrsc. G•
, Mess
this week.
14Jh .and Mrs!. IClhiasi, Fritz end
Miss Pearl Wurtz, E. OLsehi;Sand
Mrs•. J. Kellerman of. DashwOotl,
were Sunday visitors!' atS,tZ.ti-
ley and London.
Missals Velma and Winnifeed Hil-
ivan of Windsor, blies Nora SiebeLt
Messrs Frank and Will Siebert end
Mr .Schiafle of :Detroit visited at
the home of 7di .and Mrs.; Wni., L.
Sieb€erte •
1VIr..
and Mrs, J:aeob.' Kraft ' acid
ttmughter of C'avi.iiet. ere Di'letteakett
Mrs. Haugh of :D,aeh_trood, :carted
at the hone of Mise idi. Brij cine
1'ue's,day'••
Mr. and Mrs. Theo lit' e+itnis n ud
taniiily,
and Harry Bas, ):, "i Clic
Bronson Line, visited =ti`. Sun. l :y
at Mr. and Mrs. Da;•, lcDdarns,
neer Granton,
Mr .and Mrs. J>.ntzi eer O^;e
H'tntburg, visited i ;rt tisi h •n'e of
Rev. and Mrs. Seh.ri, Mister
Lewis Schrag ,who hid tense tis
iting at Wiltnte Centre reirlued to.
hie home with them.
Parties wishing to rel, ,etc' a Sli
.'eiel prize for competition at the
%u cell. F 1 Fitter a ould gee in to e -e
erith the secretary, A, F Mass, at
of 3, as the prize lists will be lee
sued and distributer) in .a fee,
weeks.
Tho fine enol weather is quite
agreCcible at this time of year. as
well as, the nice shower., The
farmers hove commenced to' cut;
oats, and soon the'summer's crop`
will be all garnered in and. the
summer ofe1925 will he over.
11Ir. Lee W. Hoffman has opened..
up his Gent's Furnishing Store in
this stand formstore, and
by
J
Gas..^ -he & San, general
carries ai,, fine line of .gent's iter
nish.ings, ste. and solicits the pat-
ronage of the public.
The Huron Veterans with their
tfariiilles and friends will h.olcl their
:tnnu tl pt."aie 1 nJewettzs Grove,.
Bayfield, on the afternoon of :aug-
ust 26th: when sports, :nf 'eche anri
,upper will catertain the gather-
ing,
At a special meeting of the
Clintim Public ;School, Board held
rtseehtly the resignation of 'lilies
'1l.,llatli was accepted and
dies 11Iyrtle, .Armstrong was en-
gaged 'tri fill the vacancy. Miss,
�,
,,raustronrn hos been teaching at
Grand Bend during 'the peat year,
It is stated that plans are under
way by the Department of highs
ways whereby every rod, in Ont-•.
aria; ev-on oto tli,e back township.
highways and byways will be Mime
bored and marled with, signs This
will mean that there will lie ass r
snlntely no difficulty for tourists to
find their ,way .through the eosin-
try. It :is to bo understood thal-
the signs are rto be neje by the:
C+ iv ernine it ai: Bost swipe and gi-
von to the v''inns iii unleapn.lztiEis
to
plaoo up. The GoNtrirment will
else 'i eyt !slime near rill clnngc';rouil
erneeeinge and :glt.'1Vf curves and
take over ,to ,Feern.e e;,;teot the: sole
11 1 tvr;rh i ,,,,e •fc,r 'li+.'e ii 1et ti.n
years by .the Ontario Maa,• League]
CORN FIELU MOISTURE
Mi%X BB PRESERVED DURING'
ri'Jf'U7siASON.
Cultivation or Intertillage the Thine
---How ZVMoistisz o Evaporates. --Cul-
tivate Frequently But Not Deeply
•--l'arasites
(Contributed by Ontario i7epa,rtment of
Agrieultltir•e, Toronto,)
Cultivating, or intertillago, is so
generally practiced with corn growing,*
that we assume it is necessary for
growth and do not stop, to ask for
reason, But there ara several rea
rocas, the most important of wince
are to conserve moisture and to de
stroy the competing weeds that tie.
corn may have the best possible
chance to develop,
Tntertillago lienelielal,
Intertiliage also assists the freeing
of plant food and an open or loose
surface soil will, in case of heavy
rain,. take up and hold more moisture
than a hard or uncultivated surface.
As fast as moisture evaporates from
the surface more water moves up
from below. This is as nature in-
tended it should be, and was quite
the right thing when the soil surface
is covered with decaying leaves and
growing vegetation. But under our
crap growing systems of to -day
v here we reduce the soil toan abso-
lutely bare condition, and then plant
corn with the object of growing corn
and nothing else on the land, we must
save the moisture, prevent its escape
from the soil until the corn plant
develops a root system extensive
enough that no moisture may pass
from the soil surface. We know that
moisture is lost from the fallow field
if there is, no cultivation during the
warm dry weather, and we know that
tillage practiced on the bare fallow
held will retain the soil in a mellow
condition.
How Moisture Evaporates.
11 we set a pan of water on the
unprotected surface soil it will loose
one-half inch or water daily during
the dreeeweather. A similar pan of
water set in the corn field or wheat
field where et is protected by the
growing crop will not lose as much
in a week. From the foregoing it
will be noted that the most import-
ant tillage to save the moisture for
the corn plant is done previous to the
time tlhat the plant has attained a
height of 12 or 15 inches, When the
corn is that high 11 has developed a
root system large enough to prevent
loss of soil moisture. Tillage done
after the corn is 15 irchoe hir.;lt has
its main benefit in removing the
weeds -that compete with the corn for
moisture and nourislimt,ut. All taken
by weeds directly robs the corn crop.
In experiments that were conducted
to determine. the influence of weeds
on corn yield it was found that shal-
low _cultivation gave an increase of
63 bushels of corn per acre over
where weeds were allowed to grow.
beep Cultivation..Not Necessary.
There is no real necessity of cul-
tivating deep, 'sinless it is to cover
large we -ids. If the work is done in
proper time the weeds will not get
large and shallow tillage will take.
care of them, and at the sante time
the corn roots will not be incur-'
by the eultivator teeth. Broad ce.-
ing cultivator teeth that do net
loosen the soil chore than two inch
deep, give conditions most favorable
to the full development of the cosi
plant, The type of cultivating usur-1
ly spoken of as "Rip her up deep,"
"Let her down deep," increases the
,,labor and reduces the 'yield.
Frequent Cultivations a Benefit.
Up to the time that,the corn shades
the ground cultivate frequently, and
not over two inches deep; after that,
continue to cultivate shallow princi•
pally with the object of destroying
`weeds.—Department of Extension,
0. A, College, Guelph.
Parasites AIL
When the dog flea kinds the dog,
It is happy, so much so that it be-
comes very active and fleas become
numerous. The flea found its host.
And so it is with plants, they all have
their bacteria. Generations of living
• together have developed kinds and
types, with their lilies and dislikes.
Eecli particular plant has its asso-
ciated bacteria which become active
when they collie in contact with the
root. We have long known the close
association between the roots of the
clover plant and certain bacteria, to
the general advantage of both. This
diseovery was made largely thtou e
the bacteria carrying on the wore in
a way that left large i i.,I are nei.,l,
on the clover root. It has lone; et.
suspected that plants i -e l ;n:; See
other orders had asenciatcd wi,h
them bacteria that carried 00 0 wore
` similar to the clover or legume bac-
. teriee Axid it has now been ,doieon-
atrated that the corn piant has
associated with it "'bacteria that do
for the corn roots what the legume
bacteria do for the legume. It has
been a tnyst t'ry to many agriculturists
•slow the corn belt land could go on
growing: corn year alter year and
still have an adequate supply of
available nitrogen for the next crop.
The secret is now out, the corn pi;ant
has its .parasite, a nitrogen gathering
bateeria that multiplies in the pros -
epee 02 the corn root, just as the ilea
will t2irive only when It finds a suet-
rzble host, It is to. be hoped that
nitrogen gatherers will. be found for
agr.ieultural plants, --Department
ef•..Extension,, 0. A. College, Guelph.
Worms Among Potepbereies.
if yeti see any evidence of the ar-
rival of worms among your reap..
berries use a pound of dry lead
arsenate in a barrel of 'water anti
eon er they upper and lower suet c r
of the leaves. That is, nee lead ae-
senate up to the time the frult sets.
Alter the fruit sets use white `.lelle
OH LOOK! 1r E AY:
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THAT CUSSING AI3OU'r THOSE FORD SIDE CUR7.'AINS
HESS WILL FIX THEM $0 THEY OPEN WITH TILE DOOR
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REPAIRING
Painting Fo.+d Car, One "'oat, ,$15..0, Two Coats .- ... $2:0,00
iCoverin •g Ford TopGood# ;
112atcaial, lees curtains ...... $12.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with .Dooms ... --- --,.-. $11.00
Painting Buggy .... .-. ,
$8.00
IF YOU . WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
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