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st/S114as CARDS
', 3T DLBICE..JoL MES
lierri'ster, Solaeitor, Notary Publie
&tee • Office on 'Hamiltoe Street,
111101 011 the square, -Goderieh. Priv-
toads to loan at lowest ta'tes.
lam, ',$ohne, will be iu Hensan on
1 Friday of each week.
Aafulrbw' .. Hell,Township Clerk
Silittere o3 marriage licensee, Notary
QUA Conamisi►tc er, Fire and Aut-
1 e iasurave", ltelpresenting
*Mesa• ad Brad Mortgage Corpora-
, The Candia Trust Co, Zurich,
DENTAL SURGEON' -
*UN OFFICE -- SENSALL
OSCAR KLOPr
Id. Jolles Nat -
Waal
Carey
l Be ool of Auctioneering. Try'
gips for Registered Live Stock
'Pa Breeds)• Terms in keeping
illetth ]prevailing prices. ChoiceWOO '
for sale. Will sell anything
Seefwherre• Zurich
Then a 18--' 3 or writ®,
• sed 'Auctioneer
yicenaed :luctionoer to sell. 1 fort °c°uY
'Huron, In a position
auction sale, regardless
is any
� to viae or= aitic�' and it not
Ilyour business, chargee for
webbed, will „make no
'Services, �ashaiood.
Arthur: Wever, - .
13-81fliSoras '
#1<'f<r8a and t Salt Meats
�'il CSt CtC
Bologna Sausag�
for Wool
Highest
t C�ra>s 'COln•iBIDES!,
GASB. FOIL SE1NS &
ZURICH' LIVERY
1 atm in a. position to accomo-
*ate an requirements iu the Livery
very
Mine, have Auto for hire. line.
Any-
thing dome in the teaming
GEORG'S J. THIEL
?hese 08 Zurich
mo-••
G. S. AT1INSON
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
1EXETER, ONT. Phone 34
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HAYFIELD Every Wednesday
EVENINGS IN EXETER BY AP-
POINTMENT
LIVE
POU LT R. Y
Mahan every- day till 3 Odldek p.m.
NO not teed fowl same morning
When 'brought in.
"Highest • Cash Prices
'4) - .-•;--0111SH FOR --
Cream and Eggs 1
W. O'Brien.
f loco. QI„ Zurich
Wants, .For Sale, •Lost,
Fop 0:101A Norilce, lEtC4I Ads
IN THIS, COLUMN
FOR SALE
Renew your daily :and weekly
'papers , a4 the Herald •Office, we
Can save you much 'money aud.ge-
arantee satisfaction, for a limited
time we will offer" the clubbing
rate of either of. the London dailies
land 1 ho -Herald Car $5.60 per year.
Act quielr , £w; Weciatmot ` give this
1Ispectal o�fi:er Very' long.
Trans-
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t taxa na five. tube Set
i 1ectiVity, clear tope,;, dintaiyce,
!Will' simians anarthing in 'Radio'
• that costs up to $160.00.
)Nothing but , the best in Batteries
laud. equipieent. goes With , �y
I`a,;.•et O1 THE AIR every de-
tail eorp ete for $1'39.00. and
guaranteed for one lean"' It its
Radio 1 - halve* it' and the Oates
`iris right.
>`.'S.WEIN,
SIASSWOOTX OR ERRVICE 1
HOUSE FOR SAL
Two very desirable frame dw-
elling properties in Zurich wit lie
sold privately or in,
tor
suitable farm property. For
further particulars apply to
Andrew Price, Zurich, -Box. 263.
Feed . For Sale
We have a quantity of re -clean
ed split beans whi.h we offer at
:) t00 per c*t while they last. Get
your supply now; ' i • '
Cook „Bros. Milling Cot Hentsall:'
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FOR SALE
1 farmer's Delco lighting plant
860 Watt with 160 Ampere Hour
battery in A- 'shape for quiek'sale
$350.00 . Price -of new Delco pinac
$650.00: .--=M G. 'Hess, & Sons, Zur-
urich;,
FOIL SALE
A 1924 Ford Coupe in geod me -
c hxnieol cendition, good upholst-
ste.r`ing• and tires;; Ips a `real good
•bay. Lennis O'Brein. Zurich.
FOR SALE
Flax seed for feeding your' stock
at $2.50 per bushel.
Fred. C. Kalbfleisch, -Zurich 30-5
• STRAYED
1:nto my promises on Dec' 3lst.
11925, Lot 13th, come S.B„ Stamey
Township, :a ; two-yeer-oltt heifer,
'Owner can' have same' bey `proving
property and Paying expense's:
:Emanuel Reichert, R.R.l.
Dr. H. H. COWEN
• L. D. g+, D. D. S.
''DENTAL SURGEON:r,M
At DEITZ BLOCK. 'ZURICH ev-
ery Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Main Office
• i1ARTLEIB'S BLOCK., DASHWOOI)
COAL
FOOAIIAN TAS
00 IC
Miller Creek
Soft Coal
"MOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case 8z Son
PHONE 36 PIE1+7SALL -17
SCHQOLREP9RT
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S,S, No. 11, ,Hay,.
Sr. IV-Don;:inac Jeffrey 407,
PreeiILe Ducharrcae 361, Marie (:her-
rette 329, Dorothy Duc1tare a 3'1. •'
Sr. III -Gordon Str.1th, 495. Ruth
Hendrick 425; Anthony Masee
336
Irene Charrette 28.5, xclarence Sch-
ale 154; x•Raymond Kading ,139.
Jr. III -Clarence Latramboiae
261-81r, i f •,
. 1r Daelnts ieLtirt'ette 438,
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Ilfaxim Jeffrey 426, Norman Sar -
eras 395, Avila Ducharree 382, Regia
Doehen me, ,359; 'Laird •QendriCk 34.4,
*Lucille Jeffrey 293, *Ariael Disjar-
c'Iino 217 -
Jr, TI -;Marie Lafr*n..boise.309,
itic:ltirrd, Ma_ a 309, aMirie $iennon
`ria. a r
First --gray Diiiiardinee. 210, The-
rese lit:
asst, IAMarie Masse 117,
xLeona tat rambbise Sit, aRsoaite Dui
charm's 18; ,
Primer- Maxiiln Ihicharine 33,
ibtierrie• J'effrley lee zRvta Nia.'tsE`,
liAlphonee
These merited x y'ira.ere ghsent
tor• ono' or more. exams. •
V( non -44 Tea_'! rt.
'1610441 ,
To -day is hall. Wer ni 'sdtitYM and
tate first clay in Lena:
Mr. Harry Angel wa16, at London
last Thuitsday•
Mists C•ertrude' Weber is •;speed-
ing her vacation in 'onsite,.
Mr. W. C. Cailfas wets ori a bus-
iness trip to, London one 'day •t'h'e
week:
Mee and Mrs. 0, Fritz were Sufi-
day visitor's iv1t:lt Mr. and Mrs. O.
Sur. erns.
Ztv.•ich Street Views,' up to -date
Post Card Size; We have then )
Hess, the Je`wel.ler. '
Mrs:. E. Weido left for.:London
on INTescinesday 'neurning wirers 'she
intend staking treatzi1ents tor two
weeks_
Mosers. Christ G;iugerieeh,: 0,
Sclerag,; C. Siem+on•and A. Erb, eat -
tended the big Perceriion. Sale al.
London last 'Thursday. "
Mr. and Mrs. T L. Wurin, , and
Mists' Ida. Rou'tiedge.wexe; Sunday
visitorts at Deehwocldt
Mises Veola Prang, who ie 'at-
tending Normjal in Stratford, spent
the week-encl at her ,home here,
• Mr. Garnet Date's was a t*iaik•or
at New Hannburg pn Monday, th
object being to call on his'"nerieher.
Mrs. Henry •Dateils, who ells quite
i lt=
Mrs. Wrw. IIo.€fman had ,'tti�<,�.
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successful .quilting Bee'a last, •Th-
urecIA . and all oiiloyed,,. lr.. • god
time.
Mr. Ches. Ford, of • Exeter.•, ,the
district: general agent for the Ford
motor Co., called on C. Fritz ,, &
Son, on Tui§,day • ,
Mr. and Mrs'. A &L. Weber, *'ho'
tecurly purees -ed the village
pr--
rnerty Front Mc. A: Me1iek, , have
now got fulleesettled ads lire wnl-
cotfee then as citrzene ee our 'vil-
lage. •
1i"e have had sonic real nide
February weather the past •tve-
'ok, +ane as we notice thin days- get -
ling longer, its a sur sign: that
spring .is nearing
A good and suh'atantial redact
ion on alt' Ford` ear prites' has been
eninounced by the ;Con.pany, which
means that the Lir4y wilt be owe -
ed andruii still cheaper
Mr.. and Mrs Roland 'Geiger; Mr.
a u :1, Mrs. , O: Klopp, M.r. and Mesi.
D Oswald,. Mr. , E6m?r;, Klo,pp, Mr.
Christ Er.•b, • and ; Mia..,•We, C
.tats, attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Godfr`ty Nicholepnr'at
+ferecliton bast Wednesday •
. The Ladies' Md of the, Evangel-
'teal- • chutr'chwill 'hold, ate silver tea.
at the Ladies' Hall on Saturday Feb
2Sth front 3.30 to 7 o'cloc1 •,,Et--
erybody 'netted, a.nd get ae,,real•
treat. .. Silver colleCtioru' is all that
i•• salaked •for. •
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Mr. and; Mrs. S. Witmer of the
i3abylono Line, drover up to Holni--
o'svi:ile with horse and- cutter to,
visit' Mr.: Wm;. Jervi's who was hit,
last week by,a limb 'of a!tree fall
ing Forehead. The accident s'eeni
oci q tete serious, but we are pleas-'
'd that Mr. Jaryis' i9 ge iin,g a-
long as well can be !expected.
A moving Picture show enrtit-
l "Th^. Rock of Age." rcrill "lie
;ivne in the Town Heel eurich.'ne
•hursda.y evening Feby. 18th at 8
p.m. This shrw is free to all
:'ho wish' to attend, and is Put on
'>v the 'Niagara. Limestone Conlp-
vlTr •wit:h. the ol?.l•)et of educating
+:ha soil to as to raise better cr-'
)ns •
The Annual Skating Pai'ty of
Room IV Zurich Public School Was.
held on, Thursday evening at the
local rink.' Before% skating ,start-
ed an interesting hockey match
,vas played between Zurich, Pub-
lie School and Honsall Public isch-
reel, the score being 2-1 in fae-
or of Zutricl4 After skating the
pupils retired to the home of Mr,,,
and eIrs:.M. 0. 1VTillii:e'n f where
lunch: was !served .and anenjoyable
evening spent
On Friday es -ening, February,
12th, the Luther Leaguers of St.
Pe'ter's Lutheranchurch entertain
cd the members of the Walther Le-
ague, Dashwood, to a ,skating
Party held at the Zurich Rink.
After two hours of skating . and
autdobe sports on, the ice, the
heppy gathering. about eighty in
number, asisembled tit the Wa!per
Hall to spend another few hours
in a very sociable manner, Af-
ter aft hi.d appeased thnir hunger
by partaking of the midnight lunch
of sandwiches and dainty cakes the
meeting was brought to a ' pleas-
ant r lose by {thee two !short addres-
sees given, by Rev. II, Rembe, pas-
tor oI the local League azid • by
Rev. Bruer, Pastor of the, visiting
League.
Next week wilt see the finish of
the hockey season, as our boys go
to Bengali ;on Tuesday eve for the
first ganil'a( inthe final play off
and Hensall cein,e's here on Thurs.,
day eve. • As the number of goata
count, there will hardly' be a third
game. The winners' of the ;bound
wilt have as a trophy the fine sil-
ver Cup 'dobate,c by the Chevrolet
Auto Sales Co. Hen'satl', Ate
the teams stand now Zurich looks
the favorites as they have lost curly
one game all season, while the.ifen-
sail team lost four garor,m,'' The
gatne played here on 11 onday (w-
elting' reeutted in a bead Imo foe
react, the.mare: bents 0- ,
IIESA.LD
Pepe Fives
GATHERING °IQ
CVT '.FROM CLEAN i3OD'X' • OF
' WATER .N9''' TOO -WALLOW'
Storage Need Not lie ftlaborate Out
There Are Impotent Points to
Obaerye,
(Contributed by Onterto Depertmeht of
Agriculture, Toronto,)
Our winters in Canada are usually
very favorable for the production of
ice, Ice is one of our most certain
crops. In order to make use of this
Ice In the summer for cooling pur-
poses It Is necessary to etore it pro-
perly during the winter season. Ice
storage is not a difficult or costly
matter; to make a success of it a
few general principles must' be asee
plied carefully. The purpose of this
short article is to mention these
and shove how they are applied for
the successful storage of ice on the
farm.
In the first place, the ice should
be cut from a clean and sanitary
body of water which is not too shal-
low. In harvesting the ice it will
'Day to take some care in marking
out.the strips• of ice, and cutting the
strips up into cakes so that they will
be .all of a size, and have even deem -
cut faces. If cakes are cut in this
manner, they w311 store much easier
and tighter in the bin. Large size
cakes `eep better than small ones;
but the size is ,limited on account
of haadling. A very good size is
20 or 22 inches square. The depth
or thickness, of course, will vary
with. severity of the winter and the
exposure of the ice to the weather.
Cold dry days are best for harvesting
and storing ice. If a number of peo-
ple in any section cut and store ice
regularly, it is a good practice to
do the work co-operatively, as it can
be done more economically, more
conveniently and in a more efficient
manner than by the single-handed
method.
The• storage°'for the ice need not
be an elaborate or costly structure
by any -means. Frequently some
portion of the teem buildings can
he conveniently converted into an ice,
storage; for instance the corner of'
a shed where a simple bin can be
.built large enough to store the ice
••r+equired. On nearly every farm
some suitable storage about the pres-
ent structures may be found, or
made by slight alterations or addi-
tions. On the dairy farm it is quite
a common practice to have a small
isolated building combining fee stor-
age, cooling room and dairy room.
'Sometimes it is possible to have the
well under this building, with the
pump in the dairy room. Such a
combination as this is very useful.
and no doubt its advantages warrant
the extra coat over a': simple bin as
enclosure for ice.
Whatever may be the form of
storage, it is very necessary to pro-
vide for a.location with good pro-
tection from the sun's direct rays,
and yet with a reasonable amount
of circulation of air; a good -thick-
ness of non -conducting Material like
sawdust or shavings between the ice
and the atmosphere, free drainage
from the bottom of the storage, live-
ly circulation over the top of the
tee, and the ice should be packed as
• tightly as possible. During the warm
weather care should be taken to keep
the top of ice well covered up after
any ice is removed.
Space Required.
Therule for estimating size of
storage required for a given quan-
tity.bf ice is tbat 45 cubic feet will
store a ton. Accoreene to this 40
tons would require a building about
14 feet square and 14 feet high, al-
lowing a foot of sawdust on all sides
of the ice. When ice is used chiefly
for coaling milk, .it is necessary to
store about 11/4 tons per cow. If
used for household purposes as we'll.
two or three extra tons should b^
stored. sometimes more.
The Department of Physics. Or forte
Agricultural College, Guelph. C-'.+ .
will be nleased to supply on rerun'
:t
any' interested party with copy of
Bulletin 306, "Cold Storage on tlt,>
Farm." -R. R. Graham, Physics
Dept., O. A. College.
Manure Pit Needed on Every Farrn.
in a ton of cow manure the liquid
part is'qual.to 61 per cent. of no
total value. Ontario with her thou-
sands of cows experiences a tremen-
dous waste each year, partly through
neglect and partly . because It is
humacl:; to shun all things considered
unclean.' 'every precaution should he
taken to save the liquid, as well as
the solids. Fermentation or rotting
goes on rapidly in dry loosely pit<'d
manure. Fermentation on rottinc
goes on rapidly in dry loosely piled
manure. Nitrogen escapes in the
form of amntionfa, and the potash and
phosphorous' are made soluble. Ones
in gaseous or soluble condition then.'
valuable elements get away through
leaching or washing by rains, or by
evaporation. Returning to frq:ll
whence they came, not waiting for
the neglectful. The losses due to the
changes caused by fermentations anal
weathering are 80 commonplace ,,vith
many farm people that they continue
the,practice as a matter of course,
• Conerete floors and gutters in the
stables and, feed yards, together with
It cement
manure pit in which ma-
nure mai, be stored, le the equipment
necessary to prevent loss, and insure
the proper m i o! m
n.r
e. t T
gav era requires % pFaiG16 be
four feet deep. The manure from a
twenty cow herd can be taken care
Of in a pit 2'4 x 20 by four feet deep.
14. email tank can be arranged at one
end, lato which the unabsorbed liquid
they run. This earl be used as it is,
bi! pumped back oyer the pile` to pre-
ttnt Beating. The pit should be cov-
tred by a suitable roof, This will
keep out the rain, support the ma-
•natil Carrier track and provide shel-
tdr tor the driveway.
Mitt of the disease conditions
teetnaan to nye stock are harbored in
' the manure and for this reason alone
11 pays well to keep the stock aivtay
frons the manure pile. 'plan and
build to 'prevent waste of fertility,
utisanitery conditions atld for the
11'11 t'ilarV.", i,f tbbe `trei "1 rr the
farm live stock, -•-L. ` e:vel.aoe, Deet.P.:0 4Jtaaaslea, 0. A. Oolte1e„ help
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Our H .tterries ate Guaranteed by the
Company and myself
Also ' do Battery chat,i ng and
Repairing. Also "Tot Shots. and
Telephone Batteries
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