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111.k,RBISTEE, SOLICITOR, NOT-
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•'I;h:ffise, 'Hamilton Street. Just off
Mee Square, GODS RfCR, Ont.
Special atte atiora to Mu/veal ' and
Court Work,
Holmes area be once tedi
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}telieriokt by phone and phonies
charges revereed.
DT. H. H. COWEN
L. D. f D. D. 8.
DENTAL SURGEON
„8tt DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH ev-
%tay Thaw qday, Friday and Satin, -
gay,
Main Office
1ABTL!1IB'8 BLOCK, DASHWOOD
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
)'ser of marriagemarriageli:eeiases. Notary
!Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
/one ID bile Insuerance Representing
Boron & Erie Mortgage Corpor
tion. The Canada Trust Co.
ZURICH - ONTARIO
earewronmernammor.somestimonametakmet own
. OSCAR KiiOFF
filltgaduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
Email Spool of Auctione ring. Try
s Tor Registered Live Stock
le,11 Terms in keeping
ism prevailing price. Choice
ttirust for salry. Will aell anything
'AIWA ere.
Mime 18---93 or write, Zurich
Licensed L cti ser
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
AM IN A POSITION TO .CON -
Mace any auction sale, regardless
WEI to eine or articles to sell. I
• /elicit your business, and if not
Wetlefie i will make no chargee For
Arthur Weber, e Dashwood.
ate 19---51
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11. Zurich Meet
:MARKET.
:F'.Yesh ianc3 SaIt Meats
Bologna SD:usra.ges, etc
Highest Cash Prise for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & FTIDES
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ZURICV-I LIVERY
i 21111 in a position to zYccomo-
ialrate all requirements in the Livery
business, have Auto for hire. Any
'thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
IP sena 59 Zurich,Ont.
LAVE
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WANTED
'Ta'ken every day till: 3 O'elock,p.m.
DDo not toed fowl name morning
*bo brought in.
'Highest Cash Prices
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Cream and Eggs
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NOTICE, TO CREDITORS
NOTICEEs hereby ,given.. that ail
persons having claiius again'nt the
estate ai iViiki.:t u John ;Iloward,lato
of the 'Viii 1ge of7xen u.1l, retired
fal,n:ar, d.ec,,::r:z:td, who cried ton the
lith day of August, 1.926, are zt}..
+ quired to forward. and tlheir •t lurrnts,chny
1 proven, to the undersigned exec:-
1u0r',l, on or betorre the 31st, day
of December, 1926, after which date
the Exoeutoi's will proceed '[o
distribute the estate having regard
only to the claims Of which they
shall then have had notic(j: •
Dated at Zurich„ dint. thio 14th
day of December, 1926. '
Henry 'Howard,
Henrietta English,
Executors,• Hensall, Oat,
,OST
A. light to gin.• chain between
g g�
Bronson Line and Zurich last week
Pinder kindly return to Oscar
Klapp ,and receive reward.
I. NOTICE
Having dissolved partnerehlp 1,y
mutual consent, 'toe wish to advise'
the public that we request an lin-
rued! ate rs t 1>>uent of all outstan l-
Cing accouts, Johnston&Koehler,
Butches, Zurich, Ont.
13AKtNG SALE
T1i's .Ladies' Aid of St. Pett're'
Lutheran Ch 'rah, in conjjunctioe
with the La 1iee of the Congreg-
ation are holding a Baking Sale:
on S.tturcity,. December- 18th,. ,Co m-
menciog at ,, faro., lin the store of
Mr. L. Schilbe.
Farm Help for 1927
Sinew a great number poverty
Stricken l,e:)1.)le of Gerrnan} apply
to me for positions on the farm
I earl • this year )supply Evangel-
icals with Evangelicals, Lutheran's
with Lutherans; Ba•ptistr with Bap-
tist, and Catholics with ,Caatholic
young men or domestics at $200.0e
a year; each man must be recom-
mended by hie pastor ,in Germany,
Farmer pays fare and ;$5,.00 per
month. Write to Rev. K. Gretz-
enger, Mildmay, Ont. • �.
FARM FOR SALE
Conlaistin gof 25 acres of grass
farm,- located on Zurich Road, op-
posite Babylone, Hay Tp. For
further particulars apply to Oscar
Koehler, Zurich. tf22
FOR SALE
RU.I3BERCASE BATTERIES $14.7:5
Ailowance will be made for old
Battery. Store your• battery tor
the winter with us. Also charge,
Repair and Rebuild Batteries. We
have installed • an equipment for
rebuildreg and repairing Batteries
Louis Prang, Zurich, Ont. .
FOR SALE
A Gurney, Base Burner heating
stove. .Apply to Hy. ,Galiman.
NOTICE
I ;:have been appointed solic-
iting agent for the iliroduct'a of the
john C. Winston Co„ Toronto, and
can 'supply you with Bible's, Test -.t
menta, Teacher lslhelps; Bible Stofrits
for Chilcirn, Books. of Knowledge,
Universal hand books, etc. Every
Book will make a very accept-
able Xmas. Gift,
Mrs. Julia gess, Zurich.
HOUSE FOR SALE
A very desirable property
.Zurich, frame house, kitchen and
woodshed attached, good stable, 2
lot's, hard and 'soft water, :some
fruit trees. For .further partienl-
a -s apply t °Chas. Weber. tf21
E. C. Harvey & L V. Hogarth
-- Agents -
Mutual Life of Canada
EXETER -- ONTARIO
COAL 1926
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE
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Coke Pocahontas
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'GTJRIC`1FI ITERALD >4:
Mr. and Mrs, Sorry Angel 1.1.0 r..-
ored to London on Wednesday, o,:
r1f
I e.,�r � Ward Frith 1x11.1.:7., Oc�scll
1.motored to London on :Wednesday,
Mr. Wes, ?Korner was on a bu'i-
in:ss tx•`p to Loncit:iu ou �Ar e+»i,rfis-�
1c.
.
Mr and rI a C. 0. Smith and.
at • Muriel. ;Ifo t, aitt
family, ,ily , ,i nd ,
motored to Londo,l on Z rid ay.
mr. 'rod .M.i'a, Tbt.o McAd:un
end family visited laat :Sunday at
the home of Mc, and 'ALE, Sri t i;.-
zera, Shiplta. •
Don't forgot the Baking Salo
-held by the Ladicie .of. St. P'tor'^
Lutheran. church oa? f3aturday Dec,
ember the 18th, commencing at 3
pen. in Lou[a• Sehilbe's Stare.
Sunday, December Eith •is tha
day when the plan's, are for the
re -dedication of St. Prter're Lath--
eras church, Zurich, when a big
day is being looked for.
Mr Je'.s. Meldinger, i01 Zurich,ha-
1}ut•eha'sed the resicl'_,1e of the late
Mrs Dearing on the north Fide of
Huron St,, the transaction saction ,being
put though by finers. Gladnxan
d Stanburry-Exeter Ten -nee -Advo-
cate.
Mr. jos, Gelinas, General Mer-
chant at l)ryn:rale is conducting n
a two v eek's sale of their entive
merch:111"tisce. colnmrnoillg of Sat-
urday, Dec_. lgthh, A few of the
scary bargains are listed i.n tll:ie
week's Herald. And„te be convinc
•l of the wonderful 1targain's, one
tuft go and actually„ tsee. Don't
,tliss it.
On December 10th the Atwater
:; ,,nt Radio Co. of Phtlad.ell hia,
Pa., Larne sat their zuill'onih r;•-
E'iving c`w't, it being i' a '-.ix Tube
Single D'a: ;rt Mr. ;Kent himself
';are the its final
0.3L upon its Ca.',1i:1'tton in the
preso lc Thous 1 t:t, of r.ilploy-
'z . frim 33 and. k ntc)rs at the
flab•' Atry /ter Kew: Factori:''e,
,V ERE FINED
A 'fifty -Sellar fine was meted.
out to etch off flea'-, McKinnon. bre-
ther:3 'when they '; :' foiled guilty
if common asseult ill Ciba Cnnnty
Court, Peri hill, the other elny.The
The ce t:) of the,court were „ r -•
itted in we :in senten: e All thee
if the McKinnon brothers1wei'.' ch-
erged with ' tel a11161;; t'Kpotters
lent •out under tiler ,direction of
the Provincial nettle-.
HURON 1'iE+ DrCAL MEN MEET.
About ei'gh +, ra' n.brra lof the
Iluron Median. zn 211 /not in C11n'.o'
on Dec:. Sth, Whee 1)r. ThomasGr.t.
Et St. The its Rive a very in'sten-
-•tive a ill,, .i+ cei ch ` "Use and Ab --
.;;e of the X-jeina ' ,Dr. aro. • 1)f
'Terrsarl't g ire a talk on kir "Phy-
Ecal P1'ui)crtiee of Itadiu.n and 'r.•
Ise. in Treatment.- D:' Gnn ins'
a11aWd 111:tte•; c,c ,:,7wer1l su gicar
gases, Dr, sic^.n derx re,trat 01011
t gas nxnchiue which he hal in' -t•1-.
1.E1 in the 110,e)i..tl .recently for the
ed)riinietrar:iou +)t' aneetliei.ics, Thii.
its a valuable equipment.
neeting being h''€:1 in tin-.h1�?l.'ial
i bounteou3s lunch was tserve'd by
Supt. Grainger,
The .November Mooting :pr th
\Stamen's% In,;itute %vas held in
the Pawn Mall. on Nov. 18th with
33 present. Mrs. J. Hey Jr.' took.
.harge of the meeting; 'winch was
opened by singing the opening Ode
followed by coraminnty .,iog)n ,;v'
COnxpanied by the Moonlight ne-
cheatre, a reading, was .then• tree
by little Sarah 1^i'lt1SOn,• followed
V.] ill tr h.,olo by Mise Vela Siebert
an orcherttra sel oetion wae then ren
dered. which was numb enjoyed by
•_lit present, Mrs. C. L. Smith then
gave a very intere'st'ing report of
her visit to 'the Lowden Conven-
tion, which was held the a eek be-
fore. The orchestra again favored
the audience with e selection, fol-
lowed by all Singing "My Darling
Nellie Grey;." After whhich the
i1):^aidant I t'4. 'Smith took up the'
1: ueiness'.
25TH A.NNIVER.SAII
(Elkton, Mich., News)
1V Ir. and rvir-s, ,..Yater: Muriel were
takken by lsur•,pri:ae Monday Evan -
'mg whet the Adult Bible Culss of
the Evangelien1 Church of which
Mrs Meliek i% a member, led by
the pasltoar and the teaeher, Mr,
David Schluchter, came to their
home with b;uel:ets ofg food things
to eat. After all wer' comfortably
seated, Mr. ;Sehluchter, the teacher.
in a few well chosen -a ords said
.�
the purpose of the ,comma Was to
eitnresis the esteem in which Mr,
and Mrs. 1Vi:.lick are held in the
. i ' , „ and also
It
.and nlmu 1
church co
�,
to them, a future of ha pin-
t'z's and prosperity. Then the
Pastor, Rev, Binder, !spoke "of th;)/
past twenty-fivo years of 11'hor}l�^
Xh. r
lit Which Mr. +ted ;Mrs. Macka
rived togeth.''. A beautiful gift.
was presented a`3 n token of ap-
preciation and tin honor of the
twenty --five 'yo:ars of wedidcd. lige'.
1111, 4111d VStis; Melick responded ;ri
i very fitt.al; Way, •eN.prerrs:n; th,!1r
thanks f or the gifts and the com-
memoration
orp-m mloration of the occrestnn
splendid, evening wa4 enjoy., l ;•
family and neighborly feIlo;a slip,.
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tionn of a 'ruble Vt'lr,+'lt Will 1'rc
vont liVit.ste and . rreonv'en'1enc'e. 1u
k'-•,,'ztrattot.•cl br 0zztttrto Department of . •
Agriculture. ulture. '1'„z'untu,)
�13u lzlze! ., 1 s on +atius and t'1. e• are
where aye eeonneus. 110
tholig11t; , lwc pnllr;t have a barn or 1'
i4ouse, will pat one' up and
think ,tbotic; it afterwards. Hence we
see 50 many structures that c:anr_of
give e ifs hent eervlco for til,:t 611,111,1 ,
invested in them, Buildings }lard to
work in, waste spano, unil:;ncly and'
time -killers. Hours spout hi careful
m - '
planning will save y .a.. of 111110, to
say nothing of the saving of money,
temper or the giving of pleasure.
Skt1 arab Foatuelation.
Stables should be built on a slight-
ly elevated site where t11)rc is ample
air circulation and drainage, Dry,
coarse graveIiy o1' sandy subsoil is a
desirable material on which to rest,
a stable
foundation. on, Ciay soils
should he thoroughly drained. , The
material for the construction of a
foundation, must he compact and
waterproof; stone, cement, hard bak-
ed tire; with the additional protec-
tion of asphalt where needd, are gen-
tion of asphalt where needed., ;are
generally satisfactory.
Waite ('eitinge and Floors.
Stable wails should be constructed
of materials that are non-c',nductors
of heat and cold, that such walls re-
tain heat -in winter and exclude it in
.ummor. Wood, air spaces, heavy
building paper, tile blocks, cement
blocks and Hard cement plaster are
very desirable, for wall cane/Auction
The outer end.izuier surfaces must be
waterproof and free from cracks.
The inner surface may be of smooth
whitewashed or paiutod board, pias,••
ter board, glazed tile or hard cement
plaster. Cansider'i11g cost, the hard
cement plaster is the beet. Walls
constructed • entirely of cement or
stone are too cold in winter, such,
however, bars the advantage of be-
ing cool in summer. Walls that are
*.waterproof on both. outer and inner
surfaces and fitted with porous ma-
terial between retain the heat and
prevent sweating on the inner
sur'taGe,
Ceilings require the same smooth
and waterproof construed ni as wails.
Avoid permanent open ilire through
the ceiling to the loft above; it you
. desire to prevent losses from dust,
stable gases and interference with
ventilation.
Floors. -Concrete is the best avail-
able material for stable floors. It
must rest upon a flan dry sub -soil
or a well -tamped layer of cinders or
coarse gravel, or broken stone. Upon
such a base spread three inches of a
mixture of one part cement, three
parts coarse clean sand and three
parts o'+ fine stone , finely broken st are or gravel.
Cover with a finishing coat one inch
thick made of two parts cement and
threearts osand. P . f clean .,u d. Cement
.
floats upon which animals must stand
all winter should be provided with a
covering 01 'boards -or cork briek.
Dimensions of Stables.
The spare required by each annual,
taking 1,000 pounds as an average
weight, should be from 500 to 1,000
cubic fret. The smaller space (500
tub. ft ) is better adapted to cold sec-
tions or for :stables provided with a
very active system of ventilation.
Double row co..; stables are made 32
to 36 fret wide, single row stables
18 feet wide. The stall space Tor
cows varies with the cow, it is us-
ually 4.6 to 5 feet from manger curb
to gutter, and from 3 to 4 feet wide.
Stall partitions should be lower at
the flank than at the shoulder so that
the cow can turn when leaving the
stall, and not have to step in the
gutter. Ribs are often broken by
the corn lying against single pipe par-
titions wring the post is too far from
the gutter, so that it comes in con-
tact with the ribs instead of he hank
of the animal when lying down. Gut-
ters should he 18 inches wide and
seven inches deep. The partition in
the front of the manger should reach
to about the lovel of the animal's
nose to prevent throwing of feed out
of the manger. The top of the man-
ger for horses should be about the
height, of the elbow. The height of
ceiling in cold sections may be as low
as eight feet 01' 113 high as ten feet
in farmer sections and where a lot of
animals are kept.
Temperature. --For horses the sta-
ble teniperature should be at 60°,
for dairy cows 55° to 65°, sheep
40° to 45°, 'except at lambing time
when 50° to 606 1s more suitable.
Feeding and beef cattle 40 to 45°.
Ventilation:-Molstufe In stables is
an indicator of the degree of impurity
of stable air. If the walls are cover-
ed with frost or moisture it indicates
poor ventilation, or damp floors, or
both. Ventilate to keep the degree
of inside moisture as near that of the
outside air • as Possible.
Light. --Windows should be placed
that the eyes of the animals will not
be hi the direct sunlight at any time.
The total irindow surface should be
equal to one -twelfth of the stable
floor space. That is a stable 60 feet
long and 36 feet wide should have
ve
180 square feet of glass. -L. Steven-
son; Dept. of Extelision, Ontario
lgriculturai College.
/Tapeworm arch the Poultry Industry.
This parasite as lotig been a ser-
ious drag on the business of poultry
keeping. tosses to half kept flocks
have been heavy, even the best kept
flocks have had tlu'lr losses usually
in a degree in keening with the hy-
giene Of
y-giene,ofthe poultry house and yards.
The greater' the fcgicet in poultry
lc,eeping., usually thea, greater the loss.
Tapeworm injuries in poultry are
enihriftiness, a condition simulating
paralysis, in malnutrition and the oc-
casional death of a bird.
Tile latest remedy for the tape-
worm pest is the tree"of T{.amala used
in a n11eh 'lain dose after f t't ill T;.
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. fins a fine, stock of Toilet'
fs, ilankure sets and TOO
Preparations; Also a dee Ns
of Bottled Pertums and Bath
See Our fine gine of Stationery suit-
able for Christmas Presents, also
have some -fine Fountain Pens,.
Togs! op
For the Children: A la % ; vark tye of
Toys arid Dogs, Picture [ u thz and Story
Books, sEfi Lk 111
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HERE WE H AYE 111
COMBINATION DOORS
THE DOOR. THAT ST',RVTsS i±OS WINTER AND SUM TIEe
BY TAKING OUP THE SCREEV ,a.N''D 1 Et'LAC,1NG A ULAN?t,
S ASH.
ONCE THERE, ALWAYS 'f Tl? z'7,
No need of taking 'off a 'sh•zhey looking rscreen door cneh f it
and trying to find a 'sp')t - , Lh • ,t cele to ss cue,dy f,t-i.,••1 a
batten door which darkon's 111/ neon./ ;tn [ • `pails the outs:de
nppearance of th hon: -e,
STANDARD SIMS ALWAYe ')NT SrOl'K.
001) n,OORS MAdE TO ORDER
Place your order foz' ,Storni SEA New; guuri have: then, when
the cold 'weather conies, iht:,'..h:•
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IF YOU WANT SERVICE,W11 HAVE IT
WE RERU.BI3ER YOUR UGIGY WHEELS.
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