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At DEA% BLOCK, Ztaucta ev-
ery Thuradity, Friday and Satter -
Keen Office
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Andrew F. Hese, Township Clerk
iesnex of marriage liceuses, Notary
iltenblic,Commissioner, Fire and Ail -
mobile Ineuerance Repreeenting
!Entron & Erie Mortgage Corpor-
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ZURICH — ONTARIO
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OSCAR TCLOPP
eleraduate Carey M. JOI3e8 Nat -
School of Auctioneering. Try
rgees for Registered
in keeping
Watt prevailing priees, Choice
Mews for sale. Will sell anything
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ramie le -93 or write, Zurich
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P1OTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE id. hereby given that all
preens having clams agile t.
eatale of Wiliam john Howard,late
of the Village of Hemeall, retired
farmer, deeeased, who died on the
leth. dey of August, 1926, are re -
to forward their
nro-yee, to the undersigned .exec-
utore, on or beforre the e1st, day
of Deeem.ber, 1926, after which date
the Reeeutors will proceed .
distribute .he estate having regard
only to the claimsof which they
shall thee have had notice.
Dated- at Zurich, Ont..thee 14th
day of December, 1926. '
Henry Howard,
Henrietta. Eriglieh,
Executors, Renault, Ont.
licensed Auctioneer
FOR. I4,13.R.ON & MIDDLESEX.
AM IN A POSITION TO CON•e
Bela any auction reale, regardieee
Yee to ;size or articles to sell. 1
atilleit your blueness, and if not
iceetlefiedwiU make no charges tor
werrices.
Arthur Weber, - Daebevood.
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Boiogina Sausages, ete
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ligitt loggine elude between
Bronson Line and Zurich last week
Finder kindly return to Oscar
Klopp and receive reward..
ZURICH UVERY
NOTICE
Having diss.olved partnership by
mutual. ciineent, we wish to advis.‘
the publ teat we request an im-
ir ed a 0 s •t• mien': of all outstan
Mpg accouete. Johneton&Koehler.
Butchers, Zurich, Ont.
am in a position to accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
Ibusiness, have Auto for hire. Any
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
7lio2e 59 Zurich,Ont.
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'fiaken every day till 3 O'clockne,m,
133o not feed fowl teams morning
'when brought in,
fogliest Cash Prices:
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Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone fe4
Zurich
STRAYED
Unto my premises Bronson Line
six spring calves, same came tht r ' ,
on Oct. 24th, Owner ,call forsame
and pay all costs. Philip Masae
te e
i01,411til Val
Mi'A-FP Vera piriv.o.: is 'spending:
It few Weeks in
Mr. Claude Meidinger ,of Lon -
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don is veelting at Ins home•hone
Mrs. Joeoph Ci•aecho i visiting
for a few days in Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Brown
motored to Kitchener on Tuteeday,
Kr. Lawrence Rao of Detroit,
visiting at his home here.
Mr. We Callias is epending a
few days at Sarnia,
Mr. Hamilton ,of Chath9in
'spending thhe hollyehre with ;Mrs
Hamilton of..thevillage.
• Prof. and Mrs, :Alvin Su.rernsof
Toronto, are visiting with the for-
mers mother on the Bronson.
Mr, Herb, Krueger of the 14th
Lon. Wee a 'visitor to Kitchener.
Mr Irvin Fisher of. Kitcheeeseie
elating his parents here. ,
• Mr. Edler of Elmira visited the
poet week with his daughter, Mre
Moon Weber of town.
Messrs Gordon Walper of De-
troit and Garnet of Toronto, are
visiting under the parental rear.
Farm Heip for 1927
Since a great number .poverty
stricken people of Germany apply
to Inc for position on the farm
I can this year supply Evangel-
icals with Evangelicals, Lutheran,.
With Lutherans, Baptist • with Bap-
tist, and Catholics with ,Caatholic
young men or 'domestics at $200.(e)
a year;. each Man must be recom-
niended by his pastor an Germany.
Farmer pays fare and $5.00 per
elonth, Write to Rev. K. Gretz-
enger, Mildmay, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
Consistin gof 25 acres of grass
farm, located on Zurich Road, op-
posite .6abylone, Hay Tp. For
further particulars apply to Oscar
Koehler, Zurich. t122
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tel,!mOve. 1.11m, pipt,
:4tiam
•• BetteriHi
(ecntributco by Ontario DApartment of
iso.anoultore, TbrobtA.,)
or I:311,i 4-441e.
ptnds on th destruct:inn :,quaus
of d1s. it also ciepea:,-.1 on al.-
remOval and exclu.don of a
that may deposit n.uo(1.1111
in the et.1*—as tete.;: lei the
tuberculin test or diechane .e from
animals harboring coneen. ;.i.s abor-
tion.
Old Stables Difficult to Lee; fect.
The etable that is roaeier con-
trUCt ed., mainlining open eJedwore.
cracks, crevices, and open er rutting
wood iloors cannG1 bEl sepeen ted irons
its in fecting mate:Hal. FIropth.
tight walls, couent iroa.
work structure3 can be tr...!k4 with
a dogrel of thoroughness that neente
in the complete removal of the in-
fecting agents..
Cleaning Up.
fine etop in a eeieeten
' infection of a stable copels.'s in the
dr • end 1\11'3. ROY Weber O' removal of all Weise dueti11d ith.
Ffon,vtii wow) VI tori at ill's Dirt Anust 11:11101.41,411 1::*011.1 '1 I era D1,3
home of the forteees parents, Mr. mid crevices, everything screped un-
til the materiel nthend. Mr. Louis 'Weber.. 'eully exposed and 01011. eare•epttig,
PleaSed to report that Mr. n ecraping the removal of deceyed lum-
P. Rau, who underwent ,an op.'- ber from fi aAld inange.il,
:ttion at London Hospital, ee en- ea by thorough serutbing with hot
soapy or lye water ie. a nevi pre-
ro v in g health. pannion prior to the Et pl:!14:ition of
The annual Sunday School Pcst- the disinfectant Tins cleane-
ival of the Lutheran church ing Process is of equal or greeter
be held on New 'Vear's eve. linduy
evening of thee week.
FOR SALE
RUBBERCASE BATTERIES $1475
Allowance will be made g01' old
Battery. • Store your battery for
the winter with us. Also charge.
Repait and Rebuild Batteries. We
have installed an ecnipment for
vebuildirg and repairing Batteries
Louis Prang, Zurich, Ont.
FOR SALE
A Gurney, Base Burner heating
stove. Apply to Hy. ;Gellman.
Mee. E, etaeleo,et of Kiteh-
on-ir vi's1.0d ovor• Christm-ts wiitit
tv,,r
pr nt•'•>, Mr. and Mrs. Ti
Johnson.
Me. and Mee .0acar Kiopo e-
tert dried t eioe.. o; the Luthente
eburch t,e .enippee o
enday evening, and all reported an
ideal time.
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The gam') "Of hockey by Exetee
being her as advertised. on Mon
day .evening has been eeostponed.
until Thursday evoeing of tries
week. •
Mr. and Mca. Ewa Koehler of
Kitchener visited friends here the
pest week, , They attn.:sled the
funeral of M. KoehlerS ;mother,
the late Mts. Kennel
NOTICE
;have been appointed Solic-
iting agent for the ifiroducts of the
John C. Winston Co., Toronto, and
can supply you with Bibles, Testa-
ments Teacheele helps: Bible ,Stolries
for Children, Books of Knowledge,
Universal hand books, etc., Every
Book. will m'afte a very aeeept-:
able Xmas. Gift• ,
'Mrs. Julia dless, Zurich.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
A very desirable property in
'Zurich; frame house, kitchen and
woodshed attached, good stable, 2
lots, hard and soft 'water, some
fruit trees. For further particul-
ars apply t .oCha's. Weber. UV
importance than ibe applieation 01
the specific germ destreyer: Filth
protects bacteria. Orailary dhlatoe-
tion does not penetrae, e need eeet
of manure or a woeden eeor that
has become porous by decay. Been-
fection is comniete when, 211 ex.pf.,14••4
surfaces, as ;Jeers, contrive., wane,
3tannion.,3 and equipment are Melee --
ed. One cannot expect to promptly
euppress any contaelous deeetse as
tuberculosis, white scours or coetag-
inus abortion unlees the. work is
thoroughly done. All stablemat-
ter how well kept should be given a
complete disinfection once a year.
Application of Germ Destroyer.
Disinfectants should De applied
under pressure in the form of a fine
spray. Spray the surface until IL is
thoroughly soaked, do not soave Lim
disinfectant, you are putting It on for
a purpose.
In outbreaks of acute infectious
diseases special attention should be
given to the floors and nmegers itt
frequent intervals. When animals
the Parr can be isolated control is easier.
William MeAlreteeEvery fs.rm should have its isolation
Line ,who waa takee isome week,,
Pens, always ready for tho possible
tgo to London Hoapital, for 1:1?e- outbreak.
atnient, died on Supday at )(heti
place. Moro particulars fol - Agents that Destroy Germs of Disease
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Sunlight readily destroys bacteria
low next wthat are exposed during the bright -
eek.
The Christman program render-
nese ot summer. Very weak in this
respect during the whiter when most
ed in the Evangelical church on'
eieeded. Like all other disinfectants
Sa.terday e .tin e WAS 111 every war sun's rays cannot reach germs
t .decid,a eraccese as the program that are enclosed in filth.
was well receive:1 by the largo amid Lime is a cheap and useful agent
nce presnit nelich consie.:ed o against the less resistant germs as
over 400 people. hug cholera or anthrax bacilli, but it
is not strbng enough to destroy an-
thrax spores or tubercle bacilli. Sta-
ELECC.TION IN PROVINCE blos should 1)0 whitewashed from two
to four tim'
A-3 a year.
On thbrats of con
Chlorinated lime, when fresh and
.e necte
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var,!,' olstitu tti1
turna frola
dryls much stronger than lime, it is
r•:y
which oting to.)k ths.' used in the f,aiite way. It is objec
Ontario election of Dec. 1, the Can- tionable in dairy stables.
adian Pres>. shows that the tot :1, Carbolic acid in solutions up to 5
per ceue. es widely used. It is rather
vote Wall 1,103,18e. On tho elace-
ensive and not as efficient as a
ion is -sue the vo::e •was divided. For exP
three per cent solution of a mixture
of one part volume of crude carbolic
acid and one part volume crude sul-
phuric acid. This is readily soluble
in water, strong enough to kill tub-
ercle bacilli and anthrax spores. It
is cheap. Milch cows should not be
returned to the stable until the vapor
of carbolic acid has disappeared.
Crealin, in solution up to 5 per
cent. is active against utoet forms of
bacteria, but it is not strong enough
for spores unless used in excess of
5% solution.
Cresol is highly efficient when com-
bined with sulphuric acid or soap to
render it soluble in water. One
volume of cresol and one-half volume
of sulphuric acid, made up in a three
per cent. aqueous solution makes a
very efficient dietufeetant.
Corrosive Sublimate, one ounce to
eight gallons of water or 1 to 1,000
is a very strong disinfectant, It is
very poisonous to cattle and must be
used with care. A little salt added
(1 per cent.) is an improvement. The
losses on the farms eatth winter
through failure to clean up and use
disinfectants, run into millions. Poor
animal husbandry never made any
money for anyone, Wild animals keep
healthy, so if domesticated animals
become diseased it is the fault of the
domestication tit.t3 practiced by ttio
large a number of our farm people.
—L. Stevenson, Dept. of Extension,
Ontario Agricultural College.
E. C. Harvey Sz L. V. Hogarth
— Agents —
Mutual Life of Canada
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Scranton Coal
sale of liquor under ,I-overnment
control 679,173. For the
124,173. Meeority tor control 2e5,-
639. The complete return's are
included from 1100 of the 112 pa-
vjnoial The other
three returned Gov. control :supp-
orter& without oppositten. By
parties the popular vote was re-
cerded. as follerws—Consere ativ0s,
042,377;, Liberals 199,799; Progres-
sives 92,102; Prohioitionists, 81,830'
Lib.-Prog, 35,856; and. Cons. 10,7231
Ind Liberals 20,897; Labor, 16,931
Independent 3,46e,,
rathee disagreeable tgarne of
hockey was played between Hen -
salt and Dashwood on Tuesdayev
ening on thhe Zurich rink, when a
diSpute. :50011 raged into a heated
argument, with the result that both
teame left the ice with the game
unfinished. its a poor kind. of
sport, when it is carried that far,
end very little .encouragement to
the spectatora.
There passed away at her home
Bronson Line, Hay, Mrs. Kennel,
widow of the late ;Nicholas Keneel
on Wednesday, December 22nd,
aged 64 years, 10mOnthe'and 12
days. She was b.orn in Waterloo
comity, but lived practically ether
life in these parts and was well
and very favorably known. She
leaves, to mourn her lines besides
some brothers and sisters, a grown
up family. The funeral was held
on Friday and was largely ( at-
tended.,
The re -dedication of the 01
[Neter% Lutliberan eillirch on S
day was, 111 ,ver" way a decided
mineei81, large audiences Were pr-
eStnit, and liboral offerings Were
donated, The pastor, Rev. It
Ronibe h9.(I full charge pf tLlC
ALSO CARRY . two son ices, which were very ably
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Coke Pocahantas addresqed bY IvEr• Rombe.
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entire building program of flier
and Soft Coal now largo shiNd anti rolirf,7,46,04010
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See Our fine lire a Sat:orAery suit.
able for Chrisnas Presents, also
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BY TAKING 01.71' THE SCREEN AND
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ONCE THERE, ALWAYS TilEetie.
No need of taking off a 'shabby lookhig ,screen door P:1Ch f1q1
and trying to find. a spot ee t lasteo a
battan door whieh derkene 'sea , ,1 spo.le Ilto outside
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An autopsy record kept on 1,013
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on birds over six months of age gave
the following interesting results:
• Roup killed 210 or 27.5 per cent,
of all speeinaens.
Tit worms killed 129 or 12.7
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Tlinfetiosis killed 25 or 2.4 nor
ceVk')ritonitis killed 66 or 6 per cent.
Leukemia killed 19 or less than
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one-tenth of one per cent. of total.
Liver troubles killed 19 or less
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