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Mr, Ward. Peitz is away ecel a
119aurr.*liatele, Sol/titter, Natery Fablie busznesa trip to Wind!eor.
ra., 'M 40, 'Hamilton Street,
host oft 'the ?:g►yaroy taodexie'fa." 'x'iv,, Dr. and l re. 1t. J. MacKinnon'
to Itemde to Wan at lnrrre+st rates, were vlsitosts at London on '1`hurs
Uolinee will be inliensalj- pie' tday.
Friday of eath weak. Rev. Ithater A. M. Str'oederhas
iW «.` — ^ T had it'z5talled 1>y W. G. 1l ss •8
Sons a R 5 -Tubo Derorest Oros-
11'lis Ethel Willi7sa:nle es, ati ":Lott
dela for a tau e.
Mieig :i?lthel Hoe e returned burse
from l:+or don on Monday.
• Mr, Frank Taylor of Exeter, was
inethe village em Wednesday,
Mr. Jake Meesnea' of Da:3lawood,
caked oris Friends in town on, Mon-
day.
nine, F .J. t3'•Dhvyer and .Ielles
sv+,,ilrewr' ' HOBO, '1Ce'ayhsla ,9 0161ley Radio :si t, tvlhich its giving V. Siebert' Were, at 'Sarnia. on
,
Friday.. e .,
>r Ot xawartagr, 19 tnksei', A t• xen'ark�ablar'r+es•ult's, and to •i;he
004 e,� "lonah ieslonee, Ore a. Vary loot „void in Radio' "eta,
Ixaeuews!astr, Representingr. and 142rst Rirslarcl Dinson,
and son Dick' ' d. Mn. Ed. Stoner
, ar Matta. S
of Kinch, Mich.. spent the week-
end
eekeind with; ellr. and M. S. Clreb of
:peel and Erie Mortgage a orpOilee
,, The Oanatia Toot go. Zurich,
l+s..
Z. Kipp, D. D. +has L. D. $'
.DENTAL SURGEON:]
WAIN OFFICE
lea EEN•SALL
OSCAR LOP?
„dfSeraduate Carey M. Jonme-Nat-
1 School of Atie+titathteeringgtaer 1
for Registered Live
k
:r 1 ',Breeds). Terms in keeping
2A + pre'va'iling prices. Choice
Okras !or sale. Win sell •a»yth'ingl'
; ierwbere. Zurich.'Place 18--93 or write,
Liccusett iticturater
MPs, Weee. C.: (.allfais and Miss
Stella eallfase were visitors at Bay
field on Sunday. ,
IVir, .ancl Mrs. M, 0, Mill l.e•n artel.
NS. Harry" Heels Were in Lci;nclon on
the Babylon. Saturday,
1V1Flssa�s Gordon, Wainer and Only three more weeks/ bili'
Milian 13 y Deft for Detroit,;on till Cheidtmtats, the happieetd•irneof
Tuesday morning, at which city all the year.
g'
they anticipate Seeking employ- Mr" and Mrs. S, Grub have re -.
' turned after. spending the false
two weeks with rei'a'tivats at Lor-
ene 'Ohio, Detroit and Kincl•e,lVlieh
Mrs. Jae T:revith; ck of Brinsley,
spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hes,,
P11T» YOUR
Wants, For Sale, lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
A week-old calf for lerunediate,
sale. Apply to Josiah Salaries,
Bauble Line, Hay.
LOST
Between Zuich and London on
Nov..11th a 34x4; auto tie and
. intilted with Aero Cushion filler.
Lturomd. • Aiognoeraireitto onn-tq
kende please leave at . Herald . Of -
Haat t aD y
suction eels, regardless Tice o return co J. Hey, dr„
to size or articled to s^all. •
atlaV3cat your business, and its for not
FOR SALE
satlslied will make no charge
ni¢+v&rhea, HEA:.P--Two Show' Case and
about 1.0 -ft. Counter.. They will
Arthur Weber:, 1➢aslawood,
i{paane 13mb1 pay for themselves in extra bus-
ines% at Chistreas time. Will •sell
$epaato. --A.W. E. Hemphill,
Duggis't, HanIsa11,. Ont,
br., H H. C H W E N
L. D. Sy D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON: -
At DEITZ, BLOCK, ZURICH eve
ell' Thursdays, Friday and Saltier
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Main Office
HARTLEIB'S BLOCK; DASH'WOOD
Zurich Mitt
.MARKED Fresh and Salt Meats
a
ffrSausages, *tc
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Highest Cash Prize €mv 'V -0u1
GASH FOR MONS & ADEgr
DelictLert
1LIVERV
1 am in a position to accomo-
atte all requirements in the Livery
Wee, have Auto for hire. Any,
Mains done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL +
Adele 1$8 Znrieb
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At 'SAYFIELD Every Wednesday
ISVENINGS IN •EXRT. ±+E BY AP-
POINTMENT
L.I VE.
OULTRY
11WANTL.4 D
r tin every day till 3 Oelock p.m.
evolt teed ;(al%y1 Bare Mornings
' s e rraugbt. fry,
'Highest ` a slt Prices
1 'ea. -CAM FOR --
Cream and gigs
W. O'Brien
IM 9d„ Sorrel
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1VIisls ,Donella Ruby, who has be-
en at Detroit, • for a few• weeks,
has returned to her home, here.,.
Mr. Edgar Schenk . of Stealer,
Alb. is 'vi+siting friends and relati-
vee in town for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs'. Louis Sehilbe 'sp--
,ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Wainer, near Dashwood,
Mr., Wen!. Rennie' of th;e '1'owr,
Line, has tsold one of his_ Iota at
Grand Band, to Mr. 'Theo, Rab•ee
erer of Zurich',.
Have you seen: our. large New
astsortrrrant of Xmas. • Greeting
C' arrls, Decor:111one, and Fine Boxed
Stationery at Hese, the Jeweller,
Mieties Flo;s a ,and Gertrude V.re-
b:+r, Inez Yttngblut, 'Mt; Haid•,
''Inst, Mr, and Mrs. +1T., Etekineior
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh. 'Phial on\Monday 41,•e,
The -public &nee held in. the
town 131l by the Band Boys` last
Thutu.tay evening was well attend-
ed andmuch enjoyed by thos.epr
esent. The Liman orchestra fur-'
nislied very +accep•tabIIo rratisie
Mr. and Mics. W. G, Heap 14IrA
G. Heats +and Miss Anna attended
the eelebt+ationl of the birthcla';
ru niversary of Mr. F. W. Hees, nt
Hensel{ o.ne .day last week.
Mr. David Gingerich,r who reee
ently termed to town have had
t eir house wired fox hydro, .:and
are also- installing .a new We st-
ingheirse elentrie range.
Mrs). Victoria DenomMe has ,sold
her fine 1.00
.acrefarm i r
a ru , north . of
St. Joseph, to her sou, Frank 5
Denumnae, who wilil' g.et posse sstolr,
nsxt Rall. Mrs. Denam nie h a's r,e-
ssry ed the use of one of the horn sa-
ee. on the farm For her o•avn ,use.. .
The rine winter 'weather th3
past week, seats been enjoy Ji bs
:test •autoiats, as well as teamsters
who have teamin• gt:t tlo tit
rt ads arx •n.iec ly fi'o„est n ' •aral
exlniel+es roil over the tea juetI.i1;??
, a •pavement. in fact the auto runs
nicer than in the summer,
Mr. Joh,' Dechlr 1 our local
Standard bred horseman and also
Ispar.isitzan has lu reeve ttly
turned from frcmr Arnst i el strict New
Ontario, where he had a most en-
joyable outing hunting deer, Al-
though he was unlattce•essf+d in etnp-
turing +a deer himeoll+ . his frit n+ts
were kind enough: to help hint out
•aritle one, I) .1 4)ulzun,y has noai a
fine Winter's tsupply of Veineov,
Mr, and Mee, Jahn Kipper,,
and son Franeela, who have Spent
the past few mon:the ,at Bigger,
MERCHANDISE, LIVE STOCK, Sask.,, arrived hone in Zurich the
past week. Mr, Kipper etatee the
FURNITURE, ETC, crop which wfaS a good ono was
rather hard to get harvested ow-
ing the much rough and wintry
eve•atber, when real Wee weather
sibs uid have prevailed. ..
"IVIraa eillev:f S. R Kneehitel.. of
New Hamburg, and daughter of
At WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH
faire
•
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5th,
At 1.30' o'clock, sharp •
LIVE STOOK -Pony, cow rising Mfrs. S. i:onole of Zuriele and r•: h:r
5 yrs. due in February, • tlx iving .,lits not enjoyed go,ar1\health for
horso,ciuiet and reliable, brobd for •a year or morn, was 'recently
sow, 'several purebred Ancona ,;.13erated on for~ removal of ton
ciaCltei+el.s, brood '"w due Decem•- silts at the 1Cita+itener Hospital, and
ber 24th..
O: BIER.,.ARPICLES-Pord tour
ing ear 1919, Stanhope buggy •£•ood'
as new,` good single harness, dou-
ble barzel Shea. glen, entting box
light wagon,. fur overcoat Slightly
need,, grab, boxes, tsigrnrnings gal -
Me, ladies and meat% underwear,
dresls aghirts, fury, dense glove, bra-
ees, cretone, ;vrapperette, flannel,
madras, crepe, galate'a, corduroy,
t4
vellin.y, baseburnete
tiscwn ra-
nge,
-
nge, dinner bell, 1500 ft. 2zadrid
has returned to her homr..at New
'Ftatnburg„ neon, improved its+
health, of wbieh her many Zurich
friends will be pleased ' i'n 'feat a
Hay Council met in the Town
Hall on, Monday for the December
meeting, and a large amount of
business 'wage trap w te,i • 'The'la,st
and final meeting for this year's
business willebe held on•Tuesday,
r;•
December 15th,,after which 1 date
.c a
the books oI the Treasurer will he
t7Anla flooring, ttntttiaritity oSrnu lejclased for tai% annual financial at.,
luneleh SivOrltri 'ev,ntioty sash with' atement,'.a.nd until next year.
gl Sas, secondhand doors, C, inch 131J GI.ARS -A T. EXETER.'R
grinder, stairway, qat anuses• of
Square tiutber,enaptt r barreli5, baase,
hirmer, 8 eTrl:t plank ,14 -ft. long 3x4'
inches, ni ire ereave ; 'separator,
wagon parts via; hounds; axles,
holsters, double trees, asidhoardat,
hoes, .rakes, soldering irons, nail
lnuiler,•...pipe 'titrrenehee, hack naw, 2
Gaining ace est t othe freight
office at Exeter, 'by ipryin.g an iron
ear from+ an of flee Vel eclo'W, thieveq
°ransacked the freight !shads slot*-
last 1! eidayl eight and t escaped with
merchandise valued at around' $100,
The rubbery wrathdiscovered the.
safety razors, 'brace;,, reversible 1 following morning when employe
'sereevclr'ivtrt+, th'eixta,Mp, +s'1n,ovei, trunk, ees arrived at the building. The
toilet sett orad numerous other, art- poli:ro were immediately ra;ryt:x;+rl,
idea, britt no trace ha:li bow) atitxnd of the
TERMS -All articles cif' $r).00 and
under east`s, over haat arnonnt
r
s
• ''1 • ' 1b. r Dr' + �.Cl � (Alen t . � � + t t-
months e,t, dtt c .apq res, 1 that all tern,, of site, f ert.'b�.rs out-
-robbers, it 'hoed hard during the
night ani now' was blowing teo
WEIN iPeon. notes,.: 4% off for dash ran: credit 0-1efde. the building we obliterated,
neuter 4Thila is the third or fourth' time
,WOOD UPT0a5g 'SLi1 10E Oscar Kin pp, Au donees. t ithat the Er^^'li:' ititorl+r rr:ave AW::.
S. 401140;01,4.010a. xaialberl at+itYait ite'w $retire.•
HE, HEN AND HEREG
It:uty �o•'TELL A PIROFITABLh
HEN FOR LAYING,
l3eaatirers and Egg Producing—Hose
to Obtain nigh Egg Production --
When Eggs alae Worth More
(freest Vocal for I'oultt+y,
(Contributed ins Ontario Department o'
Alzriuulture, 'i'orwito.)
A lien will not lay if not in ;e...
condiri,n, should be lioalthe
free from any disease, . and. she
plenty of vigor. and activity: ;'l:
first pullet to lay in the ,fail i,. le
early maturing one. The hen wide
is a slow growers, is slow in featliea
ing out, is also a slow layer.
The Moult is limporzant.
As soon as a hen goes into a moult
• site uses her feed • to manufeetur,
feathers, and her egg production fall:
generally to a minimum of nothing
It is easily noticed that some hew
,.go into a moult much earlier than.
'others, If a hen starts ,to moult le
July her laying for the summer : is
about over. So we say that late
moulting and heavy egg production
go together, because it gives the hen
a longer summer period and still she
ds hack in form in time for winter
production. So says Prof, W. R. Gra-
ham, Ontario Agricultural College.'
Laying Hen and Her Plumage.
If a hen Is laying heavily the
plumage will become dry, hard and
brittle. The lustre will disappear
and the feathers become broken. Tho
hen certainly loses much of her nat-
ural L-
ural beauty, but she cannot rets id
that bright lustre and also keep •up
heavy production. Watch for the olu
lady with the full array of feather;
all in good form, and see if ; he is
not one of the boarders in your flock
Flow to Know a Laying •Plen,
The question is often asked, "C:::
you tell whether or not a hen is le
ing?” This is very easy, and r.
quires but a few obseevatic,ns. Wit,:
a lien commences laying the coni
tions
set ''tip in the reproductive; e:
gaus are very similar to conditie_
in any pregnant animal. Preparatic'
is made for laying, match as for pe
turit:ion in a cow.
When the ovary is dormant ar,
ne eggs are being produced the die
Lance between the pelvic bones,.`
very small. The vert I„ dry, smal
puckered, and in yellow -fleshed chick
ens has a decided band of yel'lr,
pigment around the inside heti •
laying commences the pe;vic b: a
beconie pliable and spliead apart. eh.
distances may increase from one
three fingers in .a short time. i+I, •
vent becomes large and moist, ar:•
after two or three eggs hey* 1,e.
laid the, ring of yellow pigment bee
disappeared and the vent i, bleach
glow to Obtain High Egg Prodctcrtee.
The requirements for high eg;
production, says Prof. W. R. Grahar_t,
of the Ontario Agricultural College
are clean,
dr
eomfor
Y to i
L e h i+ t'
ts.,.
that are free from direct draugh•
over the birds, and that are well -
lighted. •. The ''feeding consists o+
variety of .grains, green feed, animal
feed, grit and shell, which is clean,
sweet and wholesome, and is given
to the birds regularly and in titch
Quantities that they have all t.'i
event to eat before going to roost a;c
night; that the supply of drinking
material is clean and abundant; that
the attendant is regu 'ur in his or nrii
-work and is interested in the same;
that the birds• are bred . from gaud
laying ancestors, and that they are
hatched at the proper season and
well reared, and are free from dis-
ease.
'When Eggs Aire Worth Most.
A study of the distribution of the
egg production is interesting and int
portant from the point of the annual
returns from the birds. Egg price
rise and fall with the seasons arse
usually the greatest profit Is mad
where eggs are produced at a seas+ ,.
or seasons of the year when pr;i;,
are high. Pullets are the chief source
of egg supply. They require usually
from sex to seven mouths in white
to mature. It is, therefore, possible
to regulate their production in ti,
fall months at least to surae extee•
by regulating the tine they wee
hatch. in the spring. The ma' •
.source of eggs produced during 0.
tober and November is the Mare:
hatched pullet. By December ti:.
May 1uttched pullets are out fur
reputation.
Green Feed for Poultry.
Now that the poultry are off ti,:,
range and no longer benefit the piee
ing of fresh green feed at Ilbert.r
substitute should be provided. Slaw
gels, kale, cabbage and • S,ri•,;ui..
nate do very well to supple la ,i,,,
4e Very necessary vitantinee'A apt.
13„so essential to proper nutrition,
little attention to” a seemingly unit
Portant point frequently means th
difference between successaz;d f•.a!
• ure with breeding stock.,At the 0.:
tattle Agricultural Collee Peultr
Department a liberal allowance u:
green feed or roughage contaiuli„
the vital elements is always available
td the stook.—L. Stevenson, Dept, o
Eettension. O A. Colkie Queiph,
When Horse Is Overeozne by Heat.
ee. i ,.
A hothet previously has boo.
overcome with heat niay fail to sweat
in hot weather and be subject to. Te
turrence of the attach. it Hweatin :
can be caused danger may be offset,
prisk massage of the skin helps, and
blanketing may be tried. When.
chill ceeurs a strong liniment rublece
iIt>3ng, ndcrna., eacr' t9uia@iou ptj}<rri
9fzia,bteslooswd,ca
•
Should not, be aplrlied before rt;; `.3t.
on ,bla ket. Some have had go+
iaestilts from oopious drenches
Waren tea contalnipg • ginger esseuc
or tincture o r the poevdered root.
'tire farther who keeps plenty
stook AS the Mali whose crops id':
stand d drought the host. It trti.
a' slry Year to Show' the heir. tits d
rived from liberal npplicari..ne
stable manure,
A :made' tabe with a alr'ntvt•e or v.
Old-fashioned eclnrnode with as 1'
nn the lege. ttraltea a,wheel 3t. ,1-'
domes in hanay' l'a 11,ne kiLvlaen unci
Ot>fIt>aii I90„tbt,. iW ..+ ._.;-.M. f• i ,
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They willprotect you from the
cold Winds and g
motoring a -. pie a'sure.
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