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Datnieter, Solicitor, Notary Public
,}ite.> Office, on Hamilton Street,
art oft :the •square, Croderich, Prl,v-
440 tondo' to loan at lowest rates.
lat, Holmes will be in 1i.enea11 on
Friday of each week.
ilesearceir F. Ress,, Township Clerk
or marriage licaiisee, Notary
Ooimmisisiclmer, , bite and Aut-
ta4►Q8w Ineuirance, Rel resenting
Minim and Erie 'Mortgage Corpora-
JanieThe Caneele Truest Co. Zurich,
latrby
IS. ■ napp, D. Du L
DENTAL SURGEON
HENSALL
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oso.AR RLOFI'
atraduate Carey lel. Jones Nat
School of auctiotleering.. Try
ipiaal "Seh Stock
;' ns lett Registered hive keeping
Val Breeds). "terms in Choice
With prevailing prices. thing
i for sale. Will sell any
,�e18--93 or write, Zurich,
Vlson
Licenvti Aistetioneer
fyice'nsed egardieti-
iou
auctioneerfor
to County. co
alt Huron, In a p r
Octet a•oy auction sale, tits sell. I
to size or articles to
solicit your business, and it not
satisfied will make no rlaarges for
tee Vic~s•ihe�t3rWeber, a ai Dseh ood.
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Zurich Meet
VANK.E
Fa es SalMeats
F g��h andSalt
l oloffa� Sr,lt?rgmcs...m
p'rke for Wool
Highest CP y ft1S is i3IDES
CMS'S F OO.B. S
Trtrassb
p$ 9r
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• • PDT YOUR
Wants, Fol Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLIJM,N
Feed For Sale
We have a quantity a! re -clean
ed split beans which we offer at
$1.09 per cwt while they last. Get.
your supply now.
Cook tiros, Milling Cel Hentall.
FOR SALE
1 farmer's Delco lighting plant'
850 Watt with 160 Ampere flour
battery in A- ishape• for quiekaaie
$350.00 Price of new Delco pinat
$650.00 .-W. G. Hews, & Sona, Zur-
urich, t
I am in a position to accamu-
late all requirements in the Livery
}gine, have Auto for hire. Aline.
;thing done in the teaming
GEORGE J. THIEL
Zuricn
-Obese 63 .
FOR SALE
A 1924 (cord Coupe in gond me-
chanical condition, good uphola'i-
stering and tires. Ls a real good
buy. Lonnis O'Brein. Zurich
. S. A°la, g S0N
L. D. S., D. D. S.
UENTIST
phone 3''
33I'ETEIi, ONT. ..�
,s .tt BAYFIELD Every Wednesday
MVENINGS IN .EXETER BY AP-
POINTMENT
FOR SALE
Flax seed for feeding your Stock
at $2.50 per bushel.
Fred. C. Kelbfleisch; Zurich 50-5
LVE
POULTRY
WANTED
Mikan every day ,rill 3 Oelock p.m.
The ant teed fat IMMQ morning
(brought In.
;Highest Cash Prices
FOR---
Cream and Eggs
.. W. O'Brien
two.. at, Zeirllch
Trans -
NOTICE
My accounts are now ready and
any person indebted to me, kin-
dly call at, once and settle same.
Fred Thiel, Zurich.
LULU
Pleased to eeport that Aliso
Pearl Wertz is improving! serene
Mine Jane Lamont is vi'aiting'her
sister, Mrs. W, F. kiraun an Forrest
Min, Sane Livingooa of Knee. ,,
er is Ispe'.nding : a few days with
friends in the vicinity. •
Mrs. Henry Krueger who +eTt'&
the last few weeks in Kitchener leo
returned home.
Mee, Martini Warne of the viling
s•fsited with .11Ir. i nd Mrs. Dan
Oswald, firemen Vine ot) Sunday
4v. Ed'tnund..U•edarcl Of St, Je-
olits's ' College has returned, after"
spending two years there,
Mrs. Fred Turner of Staliloy Tl'
is visiting her meter, Mrse E. :F:
W eido.
Mrs,• Garnet Deters and baby are
at present at New Hamburg car
ing for Mrs. Ay. Deters who is fl
Mists Lorinda Schoch of the 14th,
left on Wednesday to-+spencl ofew
months with her 'sisLL•r, Mrs.i,tu tie
at Pigeon, Mich.
Mrs. J. Ke1E1ernean Cear {panel
Grace Kellerman ot tDashwnv l
re Sunday visitors at the h;:ne o€
Mr and Mrs. 0. Fritz.
Mr. Garnet Deters of Hay 'Il',p'.
spent the week: end 'at New Han.
burg, visiting his mother, Mr:s,
Henry Deters who its on the sick
list,
STRAYED
lento my premises on Dec. 31st,
1925, Lot 13th, conn. S.R., Stanley
Township, a two-year-old heifer,
Owner can have same by proving
property 'and paying expenses.
Emanuel Reichert, R.Fe.1.
Ailantic
Shut , .famous five tube Set.
Selectivity, clear tone, •distanCE.
!mill surpass anything in Radio
'that costs up to $160.00.
Nothing but the beat in Batteries
and equipment toe?, with my.
ltse"l+a. .
ria asst ON Z'Uii AIR every de-
, tail complete for $130,00. an •
oaranteed tor one year; If"1t8
h, a it' and the sales
�sldio I a
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etre right.
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;..� S.i�/W/� WEIN,, ��y- {yP�r}yo�p.
-. rNAi►:�AL'4'.,ffi DWORO movois SEE Y I rE
FOR SALE
A good dark bay driving h
5- years old. Apply ,:to Aseri
Rris�son, St. Joseph.
orae
cie
FOR SALE
JO -inch grain grinder in
condition L. Prang.
good
Dr. H. H. COWEN
Le. D. S.: D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH ev-
ery Thursday. Friday and Satur-
;lay.
Math Office
ARTLE1B'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
GOAL
POOAIIU TAS
CO&E
Miller Creek
Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son .. .
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FACTS .,A ' MEA
LN'7.T.10 Ti) 't1V'U;i. :'c ••
RAISE AND. rl ° '•
\Vey Meat is 'rr'
meat--- Nut:
cion, --.haft+ f'
Vontr1buted e
Agnew;'
'1:1I0SE WOO
WidO EAT.
- Sources of
elle---1tispec-
Potato.
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department of '•
+,nto,)
The auntie: ; • oonsuniption
of meat has fabled during
he
past iitty .tefrigei'ati'rn,
canningand t facilities for
transportetioc,. sen imp'artan1
factors in the ci, ;went in the
United States; ant • '!and as late as
1765 the sisugh;, f cut- Ie fo. 111
supply of the pubi c c iarkt:ts was un-
known. Meat wa.s used of course,
but only to a Amend. -extent as tee
animal •industry 1.vee ia its infancy.
Why Is Meat R'ou ..?
The toughness of meat is due to
the..,thickness of the walls of the
muscle tubes and excess of connec-
tive tissue, which binds them to-
gether. The young animal will, for
this reason, usually supply"a meat
that is more tender than that from
old animals. Connective tissue, fascia
em
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Farm Implements
Purnps,Piping andEitings.- �
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!�iso �)z ,�,t l•11 our Pulex})5
Storage 1..a tt, rieh , Hot Shots, I
and Telephone Batteries
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Tires, Tubes, Creates and Oils
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and nerves are tough to chew, and e �,'
the thinner the animal, fascia and a T1 y T i l (/1 ;IV,"
nerves are tough to chew, and the'e
thinner the animal, the larger pro- ` Also do 1 j a i; t e 1'y (' 1 fl �' 1, i �) cS 41 - n d
portion of these structures there will e J ' !o
ee aa age!
I G.,
be in the roast. Blood vessels, l m- ' + a
phatic vessels and adipose tissue also j o le e ]) a i rl ee g.() )' e 'i 0111' hal 1 `
make up part of the .roast, but uo ' It
not add to its toughness. •
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��l u s 101' 111 c-' Y\ hiller
Sources of Heat. es
In Ontario the principal source of e9
Mr. Harry G. Hes, who has been
meat is from our farm ..nim ns-- :
anir
the past week at 13rodltagen; were -
cattle, sheep, swine, rabbits rd 0 1
ing as electric:a.a, returned to hie
poultry. In many places, the flesh 13:EBOT--Fj-t ' '
l:�me here on Taa2sday. ,f,• •:,i Horses, dogs and cats is used.This
Mr. Ed, Moron:. of •DetrUit .spent' is particularly true of European and r ,
Asiatic countries, where the people :G•4,iireWq;c 000490p.9es�,0s, gnr<tCr6:.,,1. .t 4e4I Dca^•,. �al�;,l,rx,e.&,ss;
the the past week 'Visiting 13-'S ,are flesh -hungry, and the meats of
cattle n,d sheep are expensive to
purchasae
Meat, immediately after slaughter i
has an alkaline reaction, and has a !k m,a,a„s_ e,-
sweetish unpleasant flavor. It is also "�'' "`" a' '"" ° L°"��
uncle, 111r. and Mrs,, C. Coloskyna r'
other relatives.
Our philosopher nays the world
seeress worse b3caaee. you don't
h'•ar the bad thing; that don't
'frappe*
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Re-union---
Af� team. of Se•par kn
•
Some ten or eleiren .: eaes ago
Mrs. cherished. plena ,
lfaniity's future. leer dour girls 'were
tine for 'ser
all bright, clever children who seemed
free to travel through 1as0 without a
single handicap.
13'ut that was years sear /a the
Meantime Mrs: B. de, lgPad nmsuni�-
tion"-anti died. Feth' u1� ended*
Spon this diaster the esi
showed Signa' of Week betel and, was
1lromptIy 'sent away to the Muskoka
Hospital tog Cesenmfitives. >w ewe
fears she, returned stared. '
But that wait not the end. The
other sisters, except the youngest,
also, felt in the way of tuberculosis.
They are now at 1Viuskoka. and mak-
tug
ak-I g thifo sfrme p 'reser tlbat `their sis-
ter made: The fa4lther., the eldest girl
and youngest girl axe now BA (home
prepari"ng for the coining [lay of re-
union. 0
Contributions may be sent to, Hen.
'V4". A ci9*�-atn+,rn. President, 223'. Col-
A.40. • .4Nritr. tA.11 iii"*. t PIAST -rip
suite tough. The hardening of mus -
or rigor mortis that follows
14Sr. Nesbitt .Vii oods, evho' bas slaughter, is accompanied by a num-
ber wen of changes that .fortunately 'm-
olesand Mrs. T. L. Wurli', returned >n' hese changes are as follows: thprove the meat. The e de-
Wellesley on. Saturday, where he velopment of sarcolactic acid, the
is principal of the school. softening of the muscle fibers, and
Mr. Wm Jervis awlMrs, \'VC�. connective tissue as the result of
d.ing bacterial and autolytic enzyme's, the
Jervis of Home!sville are. spending
development of more pleasant flavors.
a few days at the homeofthe lat It is not advisable to use meat im-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W4."mediately atter slaughter, .if ice re -
men Babylon Line.
On Monday evening the neigh-
bors and friends gathered at the
house of Mr. •ausl Mre. S. Witmer,
Babylon Line, the occasion being
the birthday of Mr. Garfield~ Wit- Nutritive Yialue.
The nutritive value of meat de-
pends upon the presence of proteins
and fats. The meat bases, or nitro-
frigeration, or other proper storage
is at hand. Two or three weeks in
cold storage ata temperature of 86-38
degrees Farenheit is well worth while
in improving the edible quality of
meats.
lues.. Lunch Was !served and an
enjoyable time spent by all pr
esent.
•
genous extracts have little food value.
The 'AI Serve" Ladies Bible Cl
sats of the Evangelical Church, held These meat bases are the principal
substances in beef extracts. Beer ex -
their annual election of Ofic'rs; tracts, while of no great nutritive
~'Eich resulted vs follows; Pres., lnportanee., are valued because their
Miss Ida Routledge; Vice-Pres.Miss ingredients are in a state of solution.
Anna Heals, Secretary, Edith rias and therefore easily absorbed by peo-
so•a';, Asst. -Secy, Elda • ,Callfas; sole whose digestion is at fault..
Treasurer, Susie Jacobe. Meat Inspection.
On Friday eviuing, June 231x+ So long as animals are permitted.
the Lutheran League of the St. to 'siaeghtered in any barn or
a
Peter's Lutherans cheech had Yard cellar. It is impossible to exercise
by
Time party at the. home of Mr. E. butcheriroper
s ontrol shops ineat the r esinallerocitz s
Tilepp. About tO members wet and towns. In the large city abat-
taken down in two big sl•'ighla toirs in Toronto and Montreal, the`
l'he Evening was ispent in music: Government inspectors send to the
games, also judgingof tb, aa, driest tank carcasses that arc •,ot &`. frrr
dressed lit .ac:,, " ie l ala '1 H 's human fond, approximately on' pr's
won first price for the girls. Mr, 'Cent. of all slaughtered. No one i:;
Leonard Prang for the. boys. Af inspecting the eut eh the country, or
ter which hot lunch was iserve.d. Small town kill, and apparently
The leaguers thanked Mr. Klopp
for his kind hospitality shown to-
wards them. Everyone reports an
enjoyable evening.
At the monthly meeting of gay
Council on •Monday there was a
resolution passed which do not
appear on, the minutes, namely
that in . future the Town Hall, at
Zurich will be rented out for the
purpoete of holding •dance's at
the fee of $10.00 per evening. We
understand that this hall up, to
the present time hogs never been
used for Iscuh purpos :s-, alhtoegh
much tact has =been used to try
and get permisision from former
councils to use the hall for this
purpose. We understand that
a number �f improveemments to the
interior of the building 'will - be
made in the near futare and . in
doing this it will help- to pay for
these expenses,
HURON' OLD. BOYS' AT -NOME
P�4 x •Mt "TECTION
Get one of Our Auto Tops
They will protect \ 011 from the
('Old 'winds ai1d wil l ►;1 i:e Winter
Lmotering a pit;1st11't
IF YOU WANT SERVIC+, Wei HAVE tr
WE RERUBBER YOUl4'e`13lita'xy W HEi;1.s
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4. c'e,rt' ?1r5. 1•lrx'1``c' light and' easy t'a nee e e It e s.s he een1 ci
,* fill 1 sswYi like lumber, and comes .ail r hely in ,elle is he, ins.
Thr carpenter simple. naris it t'a the :Ile; +7^ +se, fre e'1,' „,• „, ee
the oat plaster and the wall is i,r,iso • i.- .a-, d • . , t -'s i or,
' ,,., lint.' lost for il.'Ci.. ..; r:',i ly at tete, 1'.,r A'a astir,' 1'a:ut.
Pap., er, Peenis.
-Can be used With splendid resets f•'r part:tians, for r"'l-
i ings, tor the attic or repairing old i,lest"r. L,'t :is Turn sh the
everything gees to market. it is un- building material for your repair work n.,,: ti tele it is +glares.
pleasant to close one's teeth en a ¢ Good supply of Roofings, Sidings, Shingles and Iluntber in
•casiated, tubercular lesion, or on the + stock at reasonable prices:
cystio form of a tape worm, when
eating Planer. But we are doing i`.,
and in • eur ignorance do not seem
to mind. it all meats were Govern-
ment inspeeted, the per capita con-
sumption of (neat would increase.
People mule have neat, all like it,
and all are interested in, the condi-
tions under which it is .Ialepared.-
L. gtsven:rn. Dept. of 'etension,
•O.A.0-.• f3tselph.
The 26th annual at-homeof the
Huron Old Boys' Association of Ter
onto ewes held in the OddfeUoWs
Temple, Toronto on Thursday ev-
ening lest and' was favored with
largest attendance in the history
of the society, some 525 Huron,ites
being present.' Under the able
leadership of the President, Bert
McCreath, the comanittee spared no
.pain or. time to make things go
with a rush, and their efficient
Work was demonist gated by the
splendid attendance. The Hurtle
Quartette, representing "Ye Orli`.
Tyme, Musieianti," rend.erecl iseverae
eoced,:telection!s dining the evee-
ing, which were very reusli ,apprec-
iated by the audienee. A. C. Chap
insert is the leader, And Mes. 'A. C.
'A. C Chapinan in :the accompan-
ist. Cameron Geddes, bass soloist,
rendered several favorite Iselect
Wm. L , ,
late Blight of Potato.
The damage . Eone by this destruc-
tive vine disease is largely dependent
upon weather ' conditions. During
cool or wet.•seasons it spreads rapid-
ly, doing great destruction to the po-
tato foliage if not checked through
the timely application, of• Bordeaux
lioi'deazii spray.
The first syn ptoins of the disease
show up as small, irregular, yellow-
ish green spots on the leaves which
quickly turn' brown,' and may cover
the leaf in two days. On the under
surfeee a white mildew -like growth
*».aa bearing the spores which
spread the disease to other plants.
With climatic •oonditions just right
a crow may be destroyed in three or
four days. One ieeeteed plant will
infect a 'held. If the weather is wet
and cool watch for symptoms and, if
noted, spray with Berde,aux at ten
day isitervals.-lie at. of Extension,
O.A.C., Guelph.
Mineral Additions to Ration of )Hogs.
IR • rsluable'information relative
>Ie the importance of adding mineral
*Misr On the usual grain rations of
ilogi has been secured et the Agassiz
experimental Farni during the last
two winters.
The, mineral mixture used was
composed of ground bone meal, 8
pounds; ground chareeal, 5 pounds;
ground rock phosphate, 6 pounds;
and salt, 3 pounds, at a cost of 2,7
omits per pound. It was fed at the
/rein of 3 pounds to each 100 pounds
PLteeel, .... ....eau.,. -W -• .Y.t1vJr'....v °,i. 1'e. .l .
SAW LOGS WANTED AT ALL TIMES.
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