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Obis ,l~tenere, GO ERIOR, Ont. •
Special cite et:ion to "counsel ,and,
Court Work.
Ir. 'Holmes may be consulted eit
elGotlerich by phone and phone
ebargele reversed,
ekeigrew IF", Roes, Township Clerk
of marriage Bemuses, Notary
effstelles, Ceittrximzliun'er, Fire and Ault-
!gesiedblile Inntiranee, Representing
AilIteoll ran .Erie 'Mortgage Corpora-
, The Canada Treat Co. Zurich,
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DENTAL SURGEON
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ieer : Thursday, Friday and Satter -
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rbl ;School of Auctioneering. TTry.igike.
1 fir Registered Live Stock
{roll Breeden Terms in keeping
With prevailing p'ricee. Choice
Warne for Bale. Will sell 'axgt,hingj
Sktwherei .
IlOxi a 18-93 or write, .. Zurich,
Livened Auctioneer
jb,ic:enseed Auctionapr for county,
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lattet any auction sale, regardless
tu, size or articles to cell.. 1
serl9ieit your business, and if net
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WANTED
BOARDE i S WANTEI) After
September .Ilse fi:lose to School.
I:lave room for 'four. Apply to
MrsW. Pfaff, Main St, Exeter
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NOTICE.
My eecounta are now ready for
bno
kindly 'settle sat once, V. V.
Siebert.
p a yment, ;and • anyone owing
FARM FOR SALE
FIRST CLASS ;FARM MDR SALE
Crop, .Stock land implements, 20 ac-
res wheat, 22 acres oats, 6 acres of
barley, 9 beartes.,3 roots, and the
remainder in Eiay and pasture, 39
head of Stock, 500 hens and chick
full equipments, immediate poses-.
Psion.--Aplily Box 165, Hen-
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POULTRY CULLING
Have your hexes culled now by
•an Expert Government Culler at
Two Cenbs per hem L. V. Ho-
garth, Exeter. Phone, Crediton
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1 am in a position to accoxno-
smote all requirements in the Livery,
'Ilia, bays Auto for hire. Any -
;lone in the teaming line.
ISEORGE J. THIEL
*Nobs 11 Zurich
FOR SALE
iiixnited niitanber o£ boiler flues
14 and 16 feet long. Suitablefor.
re -enforcing cement flooxis, bridges
etc. Apply to George Ford,
Hay, P.O, Ont.
LI.VE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of one hundred acres
good clay loam, good buildings,
Lot 24, Con. 2, Hay. Also 75
acres pasture Lot 16, Con. 7, Win.
Pearce, Hensall, Ont,
FOR SALE
Ag ood laecond hand Louden bay
track with say. L, A. Prang.,
FOR SALE
A quantity of choice aaecondhand
white brick, apply to Hy. Claus
Zurich.
LOCAL NEYQS
Quito a number from the ]age took in the big Ccannlenial ( o1
ebration •et London ltttst Week.
Mies Alva Wuei'th of Crediton,
is spending the week 'with 1tr.,
and 11i:a.Wueeth,
Mr., Charles Ell ber of Detroit
Was a Week -enol visitor at his
hoarse here.
A complete 'stock crt all colors
of Diamond Dyes are kept ,at•,the
Zurich Drug Store.
Mr and Mies Ed. Wesley of
Detroit, were lveek-end visitors
with. friend' here,
T1ie Misses Oeetreieher of Cred-
iton were Suaaday visitors with
their 'sister, Mrs, John 'Brown.
Mae Merle Preeter of Kitchener
is spending a week's holidays
with, friend's, in the village. s.
Mies Beatrice. Gascho who tapent
the past few weeks at Bayfield,
has returned .to her honer.
To ]seal her happiness give her
a Rose Bud Diamond Engagement
Ring. See them at Hesse the jew-
eller,
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Mr, and Mies, 13. D. Breed , of
London, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mrs,, Ct. Hess. and Miss
Anna.
Mr. and Mies.. R. Campbell of
Flint, Mieb.., visited the past week
et the home of• Mrs. G. Hess and
Ann a.
FOR 'EXCHANGE
There hats been placed in my
hands for exchange on a 100 acre
or. more farm 'situated in Hay
Township near Zwick, two mod
ern dwellings in -Wen. One is
a cottage and the other a semi -
bungalow. 'Bath wired and one
has furnace installed. Both ho-
uses are newly built. Owner wi-
shes tog o on a farm. For par-
tieutars apply to A. F. Hess, Tee -
tele rtf-1
ElgltAt, s every' day . till' 3 Oeloek pit).
IM mot teed fowl same morning)
Maks lbronglit In:
'Highest st Cash Prices
1--CeASH FOR--
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
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The Ford
MAONETO,
Does get weak
Our em ..ar -�.�er its
agiin on the job;
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TESTING FREE
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INSURANCE
E. C. Harvey
Le V. Hogarth
— Agents —
Mutual Life of Canada
EXETER AND ST. MARYS
Address all ,.Correspondence To
Box 190, Exeter, Ont.' tf4
COAL
Rev. and Mna. F. L. Heweld,and
fhnrily, also .1Vrr1 , F. Hess, Sr., oP
New. Dundee, pleasantly Visited
With friends here the past week.
Mr .ancl Mrs. W. Frank and
little see `,f 1V'zterloo week-
end visitor : h're, the bees latter
are remai -ling over for the week
at the ho Baa : of Mr: and Mrs, C,
Either. •
Mr. Harry Angel has,. exchanged
his largo MYlcLaii h -lin roadster for
a Jewett c')ach.; and Mre Lennie
O'Brein hats exchanged his Ford
coupe for at large Durrant tour
ing car,
Mr. and Mrs. Eva Koehler and
family motored to London on Mon-
day, from -where Mrs. K.oehLrand
family went to Kitchener wh'r'
they are •:;;pending a week's"-lioli-
days. •
1926
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Coal
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and !Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
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Progress s h Being Mode, ii:ur f+tlrtlaa�x
Co opetaUou W'irith th verniaeut
1 itAn liar 1$sr,entlal,
(Contributed by Ontario Department et
Agriculture, Toronto.)
During the past three year:: there
has been eonri'lr.rable inveHtigatio»
work in count -ellen with the treat-
ment of American foulbrood and Dr.
J, C. Hatzelran, of Ohio, introduce)
a solution, composed of alcohol -for-
analin,,which has been used by- many
beekeepers to kill the spores and
germs acusing American foul -brood
in the drawn combs used by the bees.
In the late winter ancl. early spring
of 1924, prof, Jones, of the Bacteri-
ology Department, conducted a num-
ber of laboeatory experiments in con-
nectionwith the treatment of Amer -
lean foulbrood infected combs, Pre'.
Jones used a number of well-known
germicides and disinfectants, and his
conclusions were that, so far as Amer-
ican foulbrood was concerned, the
spores were very Bard to kill. Prof.
Jones feared that a eoiutton elf for-
malin and water, as well as alcobol-
formalin, gave positive results in
laboratory tests and this former solu-
tion was much more economical than
alcohol-ferinalin.
In the summer of 1924 Mr. G. la
Jarvis, and in 1925 Mr. G. L. Jarvis
and Mr, R. M. Pugh, of the Apicul-
ture Department, carried out a num-
ber of experiments in the apiary,, us-
ing infected combs which had been
treated with various strengths of for.
matin and water and alcohol -forma-
lin. Combless packages of bees, from.
the south, were placed on these
treated combs and results noted.
This experiment will be conducted
again in 1926.
The results 'of the apiary experi-
ments, thus far,tshow that there 15
a' very serious dateker when the bee-
keeper saves inf d brood combs
for treatment with either alcohol -
formalin or formalin -water solutions.
In some cases American foulbrood
has reappeared in some of the colo-
nies having treat comas.:nee
Destroy All Infected Canibs.
Mr laid Mrs. Cyrus Schoch of
Kitchener Were recent visitors with
relaiaves here, We undois`and 112r
Schnell has aged to come to Zur-
ieh. for a few 'weeks and put in
the new wood. ceiling in the Evan-
gelical church.
At the United Farmer's Political
,r:eeting; held at Hensel]. last Th
.arsday, it was decided not to rue
ti eandidai.e on the Progre:,sive'.
ticket in ,South Huron for the.
ioming federal election.
Rev. Morriss W, Eines and three
children of Leonia, N. J. motored
,ver and 'spent the weOk--end
the, former e mother, Mrs; Sarah,
Ehnes. Mr, Mines occupied th
pulpit in the E ange:ic,el church
On Sunday evening, and gave ei
very inspiring address on foreie:i
country .condition.
The ,recent fine rains have niad
a bi gehangs on the growth or
things in general. Some farmers
are busy hauling in their fall,
*cheat ,while at the lake the fall
wheat is just being cut, Many
•wheat fields this spring were be-
ing filled in with barley where the
wheat wee frosen out, The bar-
ley crop is also about ready for
the binder, although the 'season is
a few weeks later this year, yet
the harvest willsoon be. ended.
There are a few places on our
County roads that have proved
rather dangerous to parties who
are strange to these roads, we have
reference to th^; jog in the Zurich
Road,a mile east- of St. Joseph
where %011ie people 'from. Stratford
a few weeks ago, not knowing that
the jog was in the road until too
late when their ear turned •over
and one lady having her area, fr-
actured, while others were also in-
jured besides damage of prop-
erty. Thendnnother dangerous pl-
ace is .on the Blue Water I4liigh'-
way, three mile*s esouth of : St.
Joseph where eke -road has a
rather sharp bend,Last summer
a large car • was rapidly coming.
north on this road. and unawares
of this ,bend took to the cutch;
and, turned over, the lady sitting
on the right haneside of the car
had to have her arm ,anaputeed at
the elbow as a x esult, while this
sunnier two cars that we know off
Cook the ditch at this mese place,
$BSAT.L -17 one only lest week, and after
breaking off a teleeth;one pole and
a few fence posts, the car stopped
LOCAL NEWS
Mem Lydia Mile and daughter
Mises Pearl, were Sunday visite rs
at »asliwood.
Messrs Herb and Lorne Pfile
of Detroit were week -end visitors
With friends: here.
Mss. and Mrs. Harvey Weil,', of
Sivrat):ord., who anent last week
visiting p isnda hes► Aeeetttoled to
the city 9 wt ..-
II' e epai ineni has ec".0 a
to the
ouclitsion 'that it will pay the bee-
keepers to destroy all tired. combs
with Ameleican foulbrood for
these reasons: (1) If the beekeeper.
keeps infected combs for later treat-
ment, his own and all bealthy ;.o10-
nies in a radium of 'two or three
miles are in danger of becoming in-
fected; (2) the cost of the equipment
and solution is prohibitive unless a
thousand or more combs are to be
treated; (3) we are not yet satisfied
that we can treat infected brood
cos=lbs with. 100 per cent.. effective -
nes. In view of these facts the De-
partment, at present, is urging bee-
keepers to destroy, by burning, all
infected brood combs.
The treatment of super combs,
used ov >r an infected colony, is
somewhat different, In these combs
there are: no scales of American foul -
brood present and our experiments
show th.i: these combs can be effec-
tively belted with a 20 per cent,
formarin water treatment.
fortunately with only its bumper
somewhat dinged. We appreciate
very much the white boards With
the bls,e;,k diagrams giving the lay
lay of the roads ahead in many
of our highways, where 'similar pl-
aces or bends in the road occur,
and have every asurenee that if
these Were erected at the said
mentioned places it would give the
travellieg public a chance to
see the lay •of the ; road ahead. If
our government 'insects legislation
a:t'owin.;, e ud ei;i ere 113...1,;)it is
their da.ty, • we think, to protect
the atitoiet ild .Y.d0i8lji ,passible.
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Eradicate -•--Net ControL
With the positive knowledge that
beekeepers can effectively treat all
super combs,which have been used
over infected colonies, the .Depart-
ment
Depart-ment is changing its method of apiary
inspection Work, and last year an ef-
fort was made to eradicate, not con-
trol, American foulbrood in the
counties of Hastings, Peterborough,
Northumberland and Prince Edward.
The results show that 5,003 .colonies
were examined, 617 were found in-
fected with American foulbrood and
the contents of these infected colo-
ies were destroyed by burning. This
burning of over 66 colonies in these
counties might appear to he a serious
loss, but it must be remembered that
a colony with American foulbrood
soon ceases to produce a surplus of
honey and, while it remains, it is a
menace to all other ,healthy colonies
in the vicinity. Once American foul,
brood is cleaned out, thee the bee-
keeper can go ahead and keep bees
more profitably and more economic-
ally.
The.. Department hopes to bring
other ooentiea into this elean-up cam-
paign in 1926 and gradually widen
the campaign until the whole pro
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evince is included. To make the work
as effective as possible, the Foul -
brood Act has a quarantine measure
which will prohibit a behkeeper mov-
ing any but combless bees or inspect-
ed healthy colonies into those coun-
ties where a clean-up of American
foulbrood has taken..place.—Aplcul-
ture Department. 0. A. College.
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Attractiveness of ..the Country Home.
A boy whose early years are spent
in the ebuntry will fondly remember
his youthful experiences and animal
companions. Country lite to the
young lad is a life rich with happy
assoalations, and so different to the
youth of the town boy who has been
deprived of the green fields, the for-
est and the farmstead associations.
The Ontario farm boy to alert,,
eager, questioning and he will face,
the direction of most vital interest
as it appears to hit '--the City, if it
oilers the greater thrill and oppor-,
tunite, or the green fields and moa-
dows if they attract with sufficient'
force to satisfy the pulse of youth. •
The appealto go or the impulse to
remain must stir Ane]yro-,
also a vi icor` e s Attractive MineSur-,
roundings will hold the youth as a
.agnea and FQdez ce the pullof the i
far ,sway tied often imagineAilinr- c
tunities of the city.
Make the surroundings of the
country home attractive, with human
kindness and the beauty of natural
,stili''"%, thee rtiOrt^.n,:1 ei nen tenet
its strong iii luance In . retiainitgr the ;
youth on the laxid, I.. Stei nson,
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Tices^b let ue quote you on roo`iLegs, asphalt shingles, Building
Papers, and Waall Boards,
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