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'Mina& money
on the farm
F many a farmer retiring to a well-earned
rest it has been said, "He made a lot of
money on that farm." The fact is that he made
no more money than his neighbou.r, but he
saved a great deal more.
Acquiring wealth is largely a matter
of systematic spending and saving,
Without a definite plan few men get
anrwhere. Hard work is not enough;
the fruits of the work must be
conserved.
Save your money re Ly. Open an interest
bearing Savings Account.
'A Bank Where Small Accounts Are Welcome"
BANK OF MONTREAL
Established over VOyears
Vital Assets in excess of 47430.0oo.00.
Chevrolet Car
have been appionted for this district
to sell the New Superior line_of
HEVROLET AUTOS
Tiyor are considering a new car be
are and call on melor a demonstrat-
ion and prices
John Hey, Jr., Zurich
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elesetererding to figures prepared by
Ate Ireight department of the Ca-
, eteetriern Pacific Railway, the export
eeettegres movement via Vancouver
esetettelsed a total of 48,971,930 bushels
seise; Meer 31, 1024, compared with a
-Were ed 17,387,715 bushels as on
e3etae 31„ 1923. In each instance the
eligeeres over the crop year coin-
seesereeediaeg September 1st. The in-
40110tVi4 is therefore 31,584,215
or 181.5 per cents '
EAYIIELD
7.Nt1lite ITilborn of Now Dundee,
Liil'abies guest of Izetta Merner.
Wee and Mrs. 'Arthur Peck, -Teen,
Itenek of Akron, Oh, ,are occupying
"; Aeries lecebinson'S. Cottage.
er.1. TUilartl, o. Sthlit Stc. Marh
hi' mints Wire. Wessten
• ; satire .Mals Tama.
Ruth Higgins, +has, taken apos-
ition sea stenographer fwith theDo-
ninion Exprees, Co Lorelon.
Anthony Tillman, and son Jack -
with a surety of twenty spent a
thy at IVILse Ferguson's.
Mr Mrs, 0 .J, Baker and earn,
ily vhf e. week 'Ore return
ed to Big Ielanci, V.
There were a large 'number of
people at the Ford pieinc ton Wed
nesday 'wit, with oiet a doubt the
largest gartering wever took pi-
ece her, A fairly good program
of sporty was! rue oft. ibelludin,g
rug-of-selr between Stanley team
and Groclovich Tie team the
team, WIrLoing, 'An ga
Tao Of aofthell• between SaltIord and
Goderich. Collecrinte Institute 'is
played wita dull ihterest.
.Che gelf tourney on the Bay-
fiell 'Beeeesater Cenree on There-
te eSseeT,eri with id1 f,;*
1f wootiC)1.* y
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Recently a menalnwfship company
was formed and Conipo'sed of fitter
members. A number of applleat
ants for the next summer competil
ions were received which are plac
ed at $35. Workmen 41* at pr-
6Sent putting ,an nrtesian well for
watering for the nee Club .hOuse,
an1 golf eoursel, A big' year le'
beiug looked for,
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111E SORE idULU
igiditting Collars Cause Nit4c
Slistermg to Horses
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shOlihier Galls Axe Develope(1—Seeti,
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Galleesellessian Fly Control.
teorttribitted by Ontario Departmen ol
Agribulture, Poronto,)
lie en 'Visiting wi tit her mother, Mrs,
-win,. R, N. !Douglas of 131aite,tios lotte,csolaleaerk tatilia(ti stelsilat:letpeeith3etthi;
The% Tesek, feed seeeee awes. )3.0 suffering ttelletheeaatilSliSInaof l th7ollusgldhersLotbrel '
Margaret Johnston of TOrento,
is holidaying with her parents,Mr ---
Dr Sameel Coulter, wife and da- nesse galling, and blistering. Hun
and Mr31, John . Johnston, '
ughter from the west visited the Idilroerdeo especially
esechiaolileyausriunefergth:apeehyear
r joydort
Weil Fee and eiSte,rs Garalf and warne weather, when the vvyrk on the
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the west, etate of a , continued fine
from PI4Zr,iesoP111;881CnagUse Shoulder Galls.
Mary in writing toe friends e
visit and trip , shoulder galls deyelop largely
Mary and Jessie Buchanan and • dtoperly,
their ten day'ons trip .down ,the se.
.frorni. th•r°Ogh the use of collars that do not
prthrough the draft bin
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Minnie Reid have returned
awrseLne, visiting many fine ports , .,
too, liiigh or tod low, through neglect
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Hamilton t e part of the driver to keep
Detroit visitied over €he week -end ora sore toe hnecesty of adjust-
ment
beth collar and shoulddr clean. When
and placee of ,interest. 1
With Mrs. Hatnilton's' grandpar- a• • teamster develops a hlisteredi heel
tents, Mr., and Mrs. Adam Reichert ite"sij
ment is fullyand painfully apparent
Freda Smallacombe, who hasbeen :IQ hint; so he fusses arbund and ad-
here visiting her aunt, Mies' /Ellie,thoughtfulllsthe boot or his loot to get
ts,
returned to Guelple ,., . relief 'for himself. „A humane and
rived. accompanied by her bro- that a working animal i
'there are •many drivers who neglect
driver will do the satne
but unfortunately
and aunty Mr. and Mee H. Arnold!
Ohio, and formerly of Hensalfiae_ for bis horses;
in the spring when the animal is in
Carrie MacArthur, 6f Cleveland,
ther HHerry who intends dollars may fit the horse's shoulders
ispend- to give their horses all the attention
s entitled to
ing some time h;ere ,with his' uncle ..
good condition, but the shrinkage oi
' 'some 70 Indian flesh due to the hard work of several
Reeve Geiger & Sons have semi- •months may leave the horse with a
rd' the services of'
'cellar much too large. The collar
in additiori to the home hepl, so sope with the very large 'that is too large or not of the correct
that the work is being ,rushed in
al.ape is bound to cause trouble. Sorr
order td
neck, sore shoulders or unnecessary
acreage which that enterprising
firm have to pull, n.nd gives; erne pain that May develop viciousness w
ployrnent. • • other bad habits or reduee the ere -
Emma', E. Pfaff, R.N., sperst the .eiency of the horse, should be
Avoided.
pwast week •with ,her brothers', Tne'A Horse'Haul Is Done From the
and Wm. A. McLean spent OShoulder.
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ter part of last week with friends ' '
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- ' The work that the horse hat, to
in Exeter.
verform is done from the shoulder,
so, It is very important that' extrein
care be ' given to the fitting and ad-
,justment est the collar. The new coe
tar is generally so firm and stiff teat
„it is difficult to mould it to the shapf
q' .the horse's &neck and shoulder
'veithotit soaking it in water over
hight. • After soaking a collar of till
'Proper size in three Inches orf water.
,face "down until well wet, it may be
placed on the horse. The hame straps
should be adjusted to draw the col-
let snugly to the neck. The collar
in its softened condition will press
into shape to suit the horse's shoul-
der. Be sure of the adjustment of
the hames and draft. Work the horse
' -only moderately the first few days
while the shoulders are hardening
and becoming used to the -collar. Fre-
quent airing and bathing to coo] the
shoulder and remove sweat and dust
„are very* essential in preventing
'shoulder soreness
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Dealing With Mis-shapen Shoulders•
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gorses that have mis-shapen shoul-
ders can only' re giyen relief by be- '
12f,c"littejd ee.efh a donee or -Roller pad
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Mr .and Mrs,. Todd and ands 'tee
Totonto are Nisi torsat the home
of Mr. and: Mrs. Robt, MOrrison,
Kate Bele accompanied iiy „her
three neices are carterpgni aeGra.
and Bend, also 1Vrrs` Jas. McLean
and son, of Kippen. '
Abew Johnston, the well known'
horsetrainer of Siincoe, and who a
number of years visited his old fee
end, Mr .T. Murdock. -
An American tourist wih his,wife
and fermi ywho were up ni the
Bruce Peninsular fishign were 're-
turning on Sunday evening last,
and had fleet passed through. Hen'e
sall when a, front tire 'blew du$.
and put , them in the reach.
car must have been. travelling 'tat
a terrific rate as wh•en, it struck
a hYdree poets,: rite eut :theePol.eeleein
off:- Car was; badly tamaged and'
took fire, but the fire was eselingo-
ished before doing L)iktiell ha;'in,
COUNTY NEWS
Quite an interesting :gaine of
soft ball was played at Hillsgreen
on Friday evening last between the.
Hensall and Hillsgreen teams, teh
latter was; viet6riouv with a !score
of 25-20
The Anglican church people,
Varna. are having a garden party
on Friday evening, Aug. 7th, oi
Dr. Mdffatt's spacious lawn. Sup-
per 'served bfrom 7 to 9, and a
good program will be given • by
London and hones talent. Zurich
band in attendance.
• Rev. and Mrs. R. A.. Lundy, Kip --
pen, left last week for their cot-
tage at Por tAlbert, for a month's
holiday, Mit and Mrs. Lundy are
faithful 'workers .atn1 their many
friends wish for th•ern a very pl-
easant holiday at the lakeside. e
Hogrth narrowly escaped
serioes iniurY Wbst142, drieeirei-eit-
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Lake Read the other day. lie
had dri-Veri out to IACt.itrrAck's tb
procure „etyma Ilene -yard when
turning ;into thegate evas struck
by an auto, Be was thrown out
of the rig and was rendered un-
conscious for a time, but gradually
recovered.
A Tractor demonsttiation by the
Oliver Plow Co., ws held one -mile
north of Bruseele bn July. net.
On Friday last an old resident
of Clinton paesed away in theper
son of Jos. Rid.'
er after \an illness
of same weeks. tDeconsecl had be
en a resident o f 'Clinton for over
50 years cOming from Cornwall,Eng
tie was a nins'on by trade and in
rev of the buildings, in Clinton were
partially built- by his nantt. Was a
man of an, original wit lani1 dearey
loved his joykea:
On June, 71:11last opposite Har-
bor Beach Mich a .13-yre-old boy,
JalTieR McCoy equipped with a
e, reserver put oe-etbearcl it Lake
Huron from a ;sinking rowboat,in
which ware the father 'and town y
younger children. The boy was a
:strong ewimmee and it wets thou
ugh.t that he could get to shore
and .sumnify nhelp, the tathef and
two children) Were ef.terwarcie res-
eue.fl. leer the harbor 13each coaet-
exuerd, bat the boy' did not reach
,4110X6, and, for several days blAt
ttas'search was made for h'in`i. The
iinl developod on Teieeday,la'st
when the body. of,A buy was found
The man who'losee histemper and
at the ehore of the lake front of
abuses the meinittle, has no right to
tho tarra of 'lector MacLean, near have' live stock under.his care.
Ct-ider.nitiI the boy's, tather was A • garden that produces only elle
sent for identified the body, epee ,sene eieee, aw1 ui tl:o
4444 40,04;•0114 halt of ifs Max.
made to $111 th-t4.4e.111W.T.nfent 2f a
special case. Ase licsoer'e Verk pso
collar pad with thread and needle in
tjj harrriA et leumene. teammate wen
Sivei faithful hthesediiih pains If
your horse is suffering from shoulder
galls, adjust the draft oe shape the
or collar pad eo as to Fetnove
the pressure of draft from the sore
point. The horse' e ihoulder should
be watched during the day when at
heeveseework, especially during hot
weatM... Bath with salt water each
eveniag, and treat the galls with a
dusting of zinc oxide. If the horse
is so fortunate as to be in the hands
of a good driver or teamster it ie
not likely to suffer from shoulder
trouble very long. Remember, the
horse cannot speak and make com.
plaint; it is up to you who are re-
sponsible for the horse's welfare to
give the working comfort that a
faithful. slave is entitled to evf4ryy day
in the ereel.---le Steve -Ad -On,. Sec.,
Dept. of Agriculture Toronto,.
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Is Found Rest Effected by the ,Late
i'lanting of Fall Wheat.
The late planting of wheat is gen„
erally recognized as being the most
effective practice in Hessian fly con-
trol. Land for wheat should be pre-
pared early, at least six weeks, before
seedirse, in order that a firm seed
bed with two inches of loose soil to
provide ample covering when the
seeding is done, Late in August or
early In September narrow strips
should be seeded across the field at
intervals, these are for the purpose
of attracting any Hessian flies that
may be present and offering an in-
ducement for egg laying. Between
the fifth and tenth of October these
egg -catching strips should be plough-
ed in end the entire deld re -worked
and seeded; Lands'that are in good
condition will withstand ticssian. fly
attacks much better than poor ill
prepared soils, due 'to the eact that
a weakehed plant can make good
recovery if well nourished. Prepare
theelene early, fertilize if • possible,
find seed as late as you can expec'
the wheat to make §p1hoient growe
for winteting";—le Stefenson, See.
Dept. of Aericselture, Toronto, „seek
Costly tt(itisit /01, Poultry, •
Anextegellree and, tostly 12,6'16, tog,
the POPty does tot neeessariP5r /mewl
,94t 'che stock kept therein is, any
hitter than the average. Very often
we find that the owner is more proud
of his houses and surroundings than
he is of lids stock of poultry.
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AGE REPAIRING
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We are
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McLaughlin
or any make
of Car. M1'
work guaran-
teed.
a position to do Expert
and 'Specialize on
Repairing
BATTERIES BE -CHARGED AND REPAIRED.
HAVE: YOUR "AMOR CLEANED FROM OLD CARBONI BY atra
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03ITAINING PROCESS.
Gas, Oil, Greases, Tires and all Accessories;
D. H. Angel, Proprietor
L Prang's Old Stand, - Zurich
DON'T ,GAMBL
ITH WOOL! ,
Buy Your Togs at
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Where you take No chance. Where,
every ind of Material displayed, i
GUARANTEED.
DEPENDAMI.P. IN EVERY RESPECT
speeeareereeres e-se-zeetse - see
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urich iEru,l) Store
INSECTICIDES,
We have a reliable Stock
Jot Insecticides of all kink
Pari ( 'reen, Arsenate of
„Lead, I; °Meaux Mixture,,
1BL e Stone, I sect Powder,
HelleboreMoth Balls, Flyfoi
lypa,ds„ langlefoot, Oil at.
Cedar
1.61.1et Pre -partitions, Patent, MbcIA-
'eines, School Supplies, Stationery,
Photographic Supplies.
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