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Ihe Square, GO'D'Eiiteli, Ont, AT DOMINION HOFEL, 'ZURICH,
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Court Work. At,p o'clock, p.m.;
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Macon & Milers, Proprietors ,
DENTAL SURGEON Arthur Weber, •Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALE
791AII+S OFFICE -- IIENSALL
Dr. H. 11. COWEN'
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;'DENTAL . SURGEON
At D7LITZ BLOCK, ZURICH •evr
taa"' .Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. Blain Ottiee
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OSCAR LOP
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ional :School of Auctioneering• Try
foa,R.egistered Live ' StockIir.
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With prevailing prices. Choice
'fie for sale. Will .anything
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Licensed Auctioneer
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112 Huron, In a 'position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
lilba to sine or articles to sell, I
'elicit your business, and it not
*edified will make no charges tor
Arthur W eber, F Dashwood.
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AUCTION SALE
Joint Auction Sale in Zurich net
Saturday, November 27th, consist-
ing of Ford eae, ibrood sow, fern-
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stun•, buggies, ;lumberran 1,.,arG
timber., etc. For partiealar?e 'see
porters. Oscar Mopes, Auctioneer,
FOR SALE
HAY 'i ITNIC IPAL
TELEPHONE DEBENTURES
Tinder By -Law 'No, .fl, 1926, the
Corporation :of the Townel'►ip i of
Hay offers debentures of .the Hay
Municipal Telephone System 'foe
sale to: amount of $1190.011 dated
• Dec. 1st, 1926, bearing interest at
rate of 15 per cent per annum,
rellEariaklis in ten equal lanneal in-
t allirrent s
ZURICH LIVERY
lama: in a • 'position to accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
business, have Auto for hire. Any
thing done • in the teaming line.
GEORGIE J. THIEL
Phone 53 • , Zurieh,Ont,
LIVE
POU L'.RY
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1T11ken,evez7 dag tilt 3 O'clock,p m
ll�' feed fur9l •(same morning
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Mrs, C. ':Pries ';of London iv- I • W0lt31.
/ting 'with frieaadi here.
LOST—In Ziir ch a; fountain pen
finder kindly return to I-Iertx'ld
Office =
Joint Ills of Foals Is Another Com-
mon ` Malady -- Suggestions for
Treatment of 13otb Troubles.
me, and Mret pToe Duchenne sp- (Contributed by Ontario Department of
ent the holiday with her 1b'rother Agriculture, TToronto.)
Orval McLinchey, Stanley, This parasite is probably reepons-
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K
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4 � sole :for the glctitc.st loss to sheen
is renewing friends! In the village breeders. Many flock owners do not
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Here tlii•s weel know that their sheep are suffering
Mr ,and Mlis. Wellington John from the invasion of this parasite,
'sic' were Week=encs • visitb;S , 'at but take it for granted. that the
Isitcheiler: , scrubb lambs, small unthrifty sheep
Mr. Daniel Truem'ner who now Y y
resides with.1VL'„ and. Mrs. IT S. are the result of other influences,
The stomach worm larvae are
Vein, Crediton, visited friends in present on the blades of green grass
town on 'Mondya(. . = awaiting the coming of the sheep or
A jjoint Austr'oa,, ,Sale will be lambs. The sheep nibbles off the
held in Zurich .an .Saturday, Nov- grass and takes in the larval form
at the same time. On reaching the
ember 27tH, by Oscar.Klopp, Auet-
sheep's stomach it attaches itself to
ioneer, when the mental various art-.
A. few cause no particular harm, but
Mrs,, A, Cook,frorni Detroit, who when present in thousands they'make
had been visiting her1pr,o'ther, their presence apparent by causing
ch.'al Mc'Linchey and W. P. Wag- unthrifty condition
digestive disturbance and a general
ieley will be sold: •
the mucosa and develops to' maturity.
nee ovee Thank'agiving holidayshas Preparation of Drench.
returned homer
Mr :and illi+s• Edward Doa.d t sell ounces, dissolved in a quart of hot
ciauglr.ter Ruth, Mr. Harvey Lei-• water and then add to three gallons
bold. of Stratford, ;spent ,Sunday `atof °rater. This is sufficient to dose
the Tatter's Uncle,Me, aed MIs. Wan 100 sheep.
T.,esbbld, Babylon Line. t, Drenching is best done, with the
sit of a three -eighth inch rubber
Rev. and Mee, (C. Sch,rag and rube 3 or 4 feet long, one end to go
daughter Ruby, Mie. M, Kipfer, iii the sheep's mouth and one end
Mr and Mr4. D, G'ineerich; were on convected to a ?iiiihei in )vhich the
in motor trip to Kitchener, Ba en
/ Copper sulphate crystals four
o d , liquid dose may be poured.
The dose for a sheep over 80
pounds in weight is 4 ounces of the
solution, lambs weighing 60 pounds
takes 3 ounces.
The sheep should be treated every
four weeks during the pasture season
until such time as the pest has been
eliminated from the premises. The
work well done for two seasons is
sufficient to clean up the pastures.
Remember the young worm spends
part of its life on the grass and part
of the time in thesheep's stomach.
In drenching be careful, there is
a danger of the solution finding its
way to the lungs. Two men are need-
ed, one to handle the sheep and the
other to do the drenching. Hold the
sheep's head horizontal, not up, and
give the animal a chance to swallow
in as natural a way as possible. Don't
hurry and be sure and .keep the lips
level, just so the liquid -will not run
out of the mouth. Lambs are not
drenched untilthey are weaned.
Temporary pastures as clovers, rape,
rye, oats, peas; and turnips, are an
aid in keeping the stomach worm un-
der control.—L. .Stevenson, Dept. of
Extension, O. A. College.
For particulars' apply to, • New Flambueg an
P. HESS, er the week -and anti thud a' most
pleasant tree.
d Stratford, Iov-
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T rearsurer,
TowntsILip, Of
Hay 1
NOTICE'. .
I wish, • to, advise ley customers
th•tt we request payment of all
tour palet,; season outstanding 0.c-
ccr,rnt . V. V. Siebert, Zurich.
illrigliett Cash Prices •.
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Cream anl' . Eggs
W. O'Brien
Rhone 94 ' ` atrial"
subject Radio
FOR SALE
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RUB.BERCASE BATTERIES $14.75
Allowance will be ma battery fid
Raltery. Store. your
or
the •Winter with us. Also cherge,
Repair and Rebuild Batteries. We
have installed an entitlement ,.:for
rebuildirg and repairing ntteries
Louis Prang,
FOR SALE
A Gurney, Base Burner heating
:tovel, Apply, to Ely. ;Gellman..
WANTED
DUTCHI SETTS., We are in the
market for a limited quantity
ot
Dutch Setts, beginning Monday,'
Nov. 1st. Setts must be thorough-
ly
horoug -ly ; dry . and ' piit• ..through tanning
mill ;.; Highest market price paid.
J. Gascho 8r' Soi>r
•ghg` ode Radii;
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Is a !onto Feature
ithat you will Jewell
pleased with ,t hh e
years of service
The local apple crop which pro-
ves a very light tone, necessitates
number of the vi1Iagr e to .g.et
their supply from Forrest nor from
Sloan's big orchards north of Bay -
"field. A few truck loads have
been brought in from Forest wh-
eh met with, ready ',demand.
The Zu^ieh Branch of the Worn-
en's•'Institutc will hold their mon-
thly mee''eng on Thursday ev'nine
November. l.8th., in the Town Hall
Zurch, at 8 o'clock. A good
program is provided. for.,, One
of the main features of the eve'p-
ing will be the moonlight Orch-
�etra 'sel'xi:ions, one a report Ott
the London Convention will be
' i vr.3n. All ladies are cordiely
(+iced whether members or not.
Mr. Herb. 11ousae;iu bas been
one of the out:etaoding hunters of
wild geese this season, .on Friday
evening he landed two, evline• on
the following morning he aneneged
to cut down aix morel. The act
".,1 being out hwiting and nearly
getting thea-5. is a much
different thin gthan actually bag -
'ging them: Hunting wild t ec 0
lief become even a "more popular
(,;?ort in Zurich., than Jack rabbit
hunting.
• NOTICE
Orders taken for celery packed
in crate+a for winter rise.
Gascho & Sous.
We are aperatNorlICEing our eider mill
on Tuesday and Thursday of each'
week. )
Menno Steekte, Bronson Line. t23
'••STRAYED
Unto my premises, Hay -Town-
ship, about July 1st last a year-
ling calf. Owner can have same
by proving property ,and ;paying
expentesi. IIy..Clausius, R. R. 1.
STRAYED
Unto my premises Bronson Line
sixspring calves, same came there
on' Oct. 24th. Owner call forsame
and pay all costs. Philip Masse
Andrew F. Heaa, Township Clerk
issuer of Marriage. licenses. Notary
Public, Commi'ssi'oner, Fite and Aut-
omobile Insuerance Representing
Huron do Erie'11Iortjgage Corpor-
ation. „The Canada ;' 'rirst Co.;
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WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
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Scranton Coal
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ICH GRAIN SHIPPED..
The following grain chigoes ha
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ve begin unloaded, in one week at
the Goderieh harbor;. Brentwood.
t:90,O00 bush -lad of wheat and 47,00!
tush flax.; Maplecoart, 78,000 bush
ate alel '7,0 rtwin : lxec`;•Ale e
89,000 bush of oats and 141,000 bash
lwheat; Navadoc 105,000 bush ;wll-
eat: Prindoc 69;000 bush barley and
!43,&•40 bush wheat;Canadoc with
?44,000 Lush wheat;. SaskatcheWa,n
with 299,000 bush flax acid 76,000, of
whea 1. .
A lfeat touch of winter visited
this part the middle sof last week
which was folio" edf by
weather which brought eith it the
tally (sho•wers of rain (which, have
been so prevalent this fate Some
farmers are still in great distress
with their fall work end getting in
their corn crop. Continued hopes
ere always entertained that next
week will be better and 'so the tim •
goes, on and shortly we will be
in December with' ,t'ghe ,farmers not
near through. with their work.
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JOINT ILL OF FOALS.
Acute Infectious Disease of Young,
Animals.
A heavy toll is taken each spring
from the recently -born foals by this
disease which is as widespread as the
horse industry.
"Joint ill" is recognized as an acute
infectious disease of young animals,
and it is characterized by inflamma-
tion and abscess formation, affecting
the joints and limbs. The disease
slay, develop as a result of infection
either before or afterbirth.
Symptoms.
In most cases infection takes place
shortly after birth and symtoms de-
velop during the first three weeks of
the foal's life. First there is fever,
and breathing is rapid, and the appe-
tite is lessened. The colt appears
dull, is lame, close examination will
show one or nior•e joints to be swol-
len. This may be mistaken for in -
teary. Soon, however, some other
joints become swollen, usually the
hocks and knees, stifle, fetlock and
elbow may be also affected in severe
cases. The colt shows general con-
stitutional disturbance, by pain,
rapid loud beat of the heart, panting,
elevated temperature, and thirst. In
severe cases the systematic disturb-
ances are always serious, in that the
swellings become very tense and pain-
ful involving the surrounding parts.
Frequently (the affected joints sup-
purate, abscesses form, joints break
out in running soles, and citrous col-
ored fluid exudes from the skin. The
hair falls out from around the joints
and the skin becomes bare and shiny.
In many cases a severe diarrhoea de-
velops and there is marked loss of
Sesh and the colt becomes too weak
to stand.. If the navel' is examined It
will be hot, painful, swollen, unhealed
and .dribbling pus. .As the disease
progresses the colt gets weaker,•com-
plications as pneumonia, pericarditis
or .a general septic condition hastens
,or
end. Severe cased pass out in two
or
.three days, average cases last
`alfotl't'tire weeks. Any colterthat re-
cover are left with large badly -form-
ed joints.
Curative treatment is not always
satisfactory and is beet undertaken
4y the trained veterinarian:
;F1rgvention.
The disease can be largely pre.
•Tented' by a system `calling for the.
best use of'•hygienic and preventative
medicine.- The first consideration is
an absolutely clean mate ppityy stall
for the snare, and proper attention to
�l (tail of ire
for both tate
mother and foal. Hundreds of foals
are lost by permitting th.gpe t2 lie
Mina a itllanure pile or dirty Darn
yard, Get them omit on clean green
grass away froth the infecting bac-
teria of the stable and barnyard. The
navel requires attention, which can
00 cup best be given by putting a 1/10
bi-
chloride solution in a shallow
and holding it against the stump of
cord. Dirty hands have infected hun-
dreds so do not touch the navel with
your fingers. After immersing the
Cord in the bi-cbloride solution for 3
minutes, paint it with iodine or dust
With astringent power, Tho aStrin-
gent powd*Mayer ay be ilepeated every
half hour until the cord is dry.
Protective
inoculation tsor of
the foal
hes been practiced with more or less
success, but this should be adminie-
tered be a graduate veterinarian Ian
eere
nes
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We have a new Stock of
Stock of ',Scribblers, Note
Books, Pencils, Pens, Water
Colors, and all textbook.
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Also a fine supply of the High
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batten door which darkens thx roo-mi and spoils ;the outside
appearance of the house,
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