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FOR SALE BY
D TIEIIIAN DASHWOOD
iitiN FABS FEKCES
Posts of Wood, Iron or Cement
Can Be Used,
Important 1+actot's to Be Considered
Are Cost, Durability and Service
How to Lengthen Life of Fence
With Undue Costs.
(Contributed by Ontario Department or
Agriculture, Toronto.)
L17SSED is the farmer who,
conscious in the security of
his fences, can leave home on
a day's business, or retire to
rest at night, without anxiety as to
possible depredation committed by
straying cattle, or his .own stock,.to
corn, roots, or grain, during his ab-
sence or rest. Brush, stump, and
stone :fences --relies of bygone days
-ken-still be seen here and there,
but are rapidly disappearing, and are
beteg replaced with modern trP o
date woven wire
m
THE HERALD ,1 Azi-iWO �' Etfelt of built not with the
CaI� Re Tavistock conduct
the sere fees in the morning a
Dade of Minceell in the ev
Issued Thursday afternoons Mr, and Mrs. Joe Gassman Mr. Ret.
Brom the and Mo. Val Gassman and Mrstow ) ling A D. Mack of Detroit
IIHE HERALD PRINTING CO. Ringer of Porgy Huron tisi.e l with Vernon and children of Wi
Warms of subscription ;ed,a5 per year relatives in
fences that are
nd.ea • idea of the smell -
est possible initial cost, but with
1 forethought for the future, remem-
bering. that 'quality and material as
well as the design and construction
of post fences are elements that de-
termine its life and service.
and
nd-
Irs.
s'VIrs.
n this wash.
Idle eT o d with
' 'urer and for spent the week -en
Northern Electric
Power and Light
113' advance $2.00 may be charge
Mr, and Mrs. W m. o 'rhe Prime factors in a fence are
it not so paid U. S. atibscrinti- l,g p, Mclsaac spent Sunday in, MMissa Mitchell and Miss with Mr.l fair cost. durability and. service. The
inns $1 75 strictly fat advance. Na Stratford, t of Kitchener are vistiing annual up -keep of fences is consider-
' nd Mrs, Geo. Edighoffer. is vfs-Iable.that will do away to the f with 1the nexpense
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or
paper discontinued until all ar
rears are paid unless at the
lopeion
to
of the publisher.
which every subscription is paid
i denoted on the label.
ADV ERTISII ' RATES
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Effective after Jan 1st, 1919.
week pr..s.aing at this examine ate, a)*irs. E. Flyar'lr of Londo
centre w ui.e Ivlr, Howara is per -1 iting with relatives in town.
forming a similar aduty in Cred- _ .
ito�n MEADOW
rltssrs. Reid and Edighoffer ship BEAVER
ped a carload of cattle to `Toronto ,l,_ 1,
th s week. Tney motored .iown.l Report of Promotionieid ru on
• Display Advertising -Made known 1v1r. Aud..san Tiernan Yi,ited in on for S. S. No. 12 Hay,
+ application. Stratford the week. Ili -85%, honours;
Stray Animalir-One insertion 50c Mss Hillman has retur.ted to her I J ne Jr. 25th
to Sr. 26th 1919.
three nsertions11,0o. home in Newbury. Rose 80, hon; Theresa Mei-
of
d C ok and sister Al- Lillian
of repairing, replacing, pain mg,
other form of maintenance, should
strongly appeal toy, almost regardless
as represent-
ing true coonomy, opportunity for
of first cost. The
economy is found, first, in using the
kind of posts which, taking into ac-
count both cost and durability are
cheapest in the long run. In setting
a post which will have comparative-
ly short life, he loses not only
through having to buy new posts, but
also because of the additional labor
nv vin the old and set_
Farm or Real Estate for sae iYSr. tvlrlror o dungen 76, hon.
1)er.a of London 'visited their par- Se. II to Jr. III -Greta Schnlbei tinglthernow one. There .s, how
BOG each insertion for one month the 1st. 70; :Ervin, er great difference in the lasting
iof four • insertions, 25e. for each ems (eves. Beatrice KIoPpThe
t f Detroit is 72%, f different Roods.
ev ' t w
properties o
Fully automatic. Not even a button to press,_
Reasons why you should have an electric light system
THERE IS NO SMELL
THERE IS NO SMOKE
THERE IS NO DIRT
THERE IS NO OII.
THERE IS NO CLEANING
THERE IS NO OIL FILLING
THERE IS NO MATCHES
T.FIERE IS NO UPSETTING
TBERE IS NO FIRE
THERE IS NO EXPLOSION
THERE IS NO WORRY
line of plant s on the market to -day.
ALL TYPES
subsequent insertion. NICs. Ed. Sieber ° Schidb' 67• aret 5chi1-
Miscelianeous articles of not visiting her parents at present. Jr. II to Sr. Ili-Margaret
74,
ore than five lines, For Sale, To Mr, and NICs. Buhr of Cs v c 1 be 76% hon; Agnes Meidina
this v c- Hazel Masse 01,
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Rent, or Wanted Lost, Found, etc.,
each insertion 25.t. 10e.
Local Reading notices, etc.,
per line per insertion. No notice
less than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Legal advertising 1oc. and 5c. a
Mach. \ 'sited re:a_i , es in Norman Flei-
inity during the past few weeks. Harold Klopp
Jr.Ii;-
Mi,sa Jessie Cole of Toronto sp- 78% r. 1 Melvin Schoch
ant ae few days with Mr. and Mrs. 76, hon; dgar Masse 70. Howard
Snider last week. 7g Jr. Pt. II to Sr. Pt. II;.
Mass Egerdee and Miss Si• h ail• Klapp 80%, hon; Leonard Merrier
ing -
l ! f Kitchener are visit with Mr
to Jr. Pt. II; Eleanor F1-
i+ne, 0 73.
Auction Sales, $1 for one inser- and Mis. F.,shsr. H .n Eidt of ,Sr. Pr.
tion aria x;1.50 for two insertions
If moderate size.
Professional Cards not exceeding
inch, $6 per year.
Address all commu:eications to
HERALD PRINTING CO. d ton over the
ZURICH, ONTARIO.
b 1 Haugh
Mr. and Mrs. alma Masse
Kelt of eischauer,M$ Sr. Pr. Elmer -
Ansa, Mr. and Mrs. and
Ail C aaie and Mr. and Mrs. R. Jr. Pr.Becl-e,.
S
Ansa r o
ode of 1Zur:ch visite.i. with Mr.. Leonard.
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H.BEACUIii ']`cache:.
a Mrs. C. Stade in town on Sun-
S.- -
weekend
Mr. and Mrs. E. Otterbein visited;
in Kitchener an Preston
,Zuefle resent -
In
Photographer Senior of takingExeter
1vhlceleb aced thein 30th asaniversa.
was in town last week
fs are on ex -1
IN MEMORIAM picture of our school and school ry of their wedding.
ill
garden. 'Thep eumonia at present.
Tn memory of a dear loving has ion at the home of our grin- with ben Carlile is ser Sen y,;ldesta
t' 1Ir. Conrad buss, 1 ake O June 28th Miss Nellie,
tl'Ul taken. �'til3 11th o �t and left far Guelph
united in A.
Garret.
day
i•'IENSALL.
average life of a fence constructed
of wood posts cannot besafely fig-
ured as greater than 8 or 9 years.
For length of service cedar and
white oak outlast all other woods.
By treating the posts with creosote,
coal tar or chafing them, the cost
of up -keep might be materially
lessened.
That the end or corner posts bear
all the strain, and are the founda-
t?ese of the fence, is common knowl-
edge to every experienced fence'
builder They must, be well anchor-.
ed, rigid and strong, and so con-
structed that they can be depended
upon to give proper service at all
times, and under all conditions. The
foundation carries the strain and
must, therefore, be absolutely solid
and permanent, so as not to permit
the fence to sag.
The setting of wood posts in ce-
ment as commonly practiced is not
conducive to the longevity of the
post, because a water -tight union
between the post and the concrete is
not secured, and ultimately decay
sets in. By far the 'most effective
way is shown in diagram (Fig. 1) .
The post is first notched as shown
in sketch, and the concrete worked
well into the notch. This sheds the
water trickling down the post, and
cannot possibly get between the post
and concrete, and the life of the post
is considerably lengthened. A post
concreted in. this way, and kept
painted, is practically immune from
decay.
However, every locality differs in
he material used for fence posts
The
most complete
ALL SIZES
Agent
Land and father, ' of Mr. V4 m. MsKay, �'as
ago to-dav t at Many orders are being On T
h 1. sever., � M G S IIs d by Rei
died one year to-da,y, 1 rip a daug t er e to Pte �l'rne
marrieg
bitter grief a s oc r• to . onlplete Shepherd, and ?to laic
To part with him we loved so 0. A C. on Tuesday Hudson dear. � course leading to aa certificate in i Jos H ening garage
g -
o• a ora P on
4gri+eulturW l ,Ewen are op
lOur loss is great. well not cos- i - Children's Day was observed in 1\Iaiat St.
platin o t again. el'cal church on Sundya 1
But trust i
n God to meet
g +
Wile and Children.
the E's al,
evening
The church was fairly
crowded. The offer•ng was cote NOTICE TO CREDITORS
to $100.
Zimmer of t
',"r0 CORRESPONDENTS lyI• Elll•a
with her
c Da Cott is
CORRESP ..ss Elena In the matter of the the, z
theHerald will go to press Wed- visiting wi i parents.1 John C. Kalbfleisch late Estate steel and cement are all use .
Ines news • Mr. Norman Brown spent Thur- JohnVillage of ;Zurich in the Cunty of, o wood,thate prices and condition e supply of farm timber sofa ia,
lnesday afternoon. All gentleman, deceased. lhe
ocal market for the other thcome
Tuesday ugust.' sday last r London. Huron, g cgiven, pursu-
ant
the fence
,ropy must beim by ser vices were held ANOTICE is hereby b)f Ont -i determines largely
During June, July and August in tMhe Lutheran church on Sunday.' is Revised.is Statutes
H. G. Bess
Zurich.
fres
post Used. One of the moon ofmsteel
a1 L
.------•;"-"-'-•'- I claims t the anchorage. Th
%1";ZL"" DITUN
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21, that all 1 .ant factor in the construction
and and
ar10, , a C ai11 poi s is -
creditors and others having es
or derna�nds against the estate of corner
set posts and their braces
should
_—_-
cum
Ktalbfleisch, who base in that way best results and maxi -
All our public teachers have re_ the said John C.
diad o'n or about the19 L�Irrr at it the mum efficiency and service will be
THE IDMS sign4ad• secured (Fig. 2) possibly give
1� day of June A• p the County of A steel post cannot
Our main streets has been oiled, Hurcgr` of Zurich,
lie hohnte of Mr. and Mrs, W. of required, on o before complete satisfaction, no matter how
Huron, Ttily 1919, to send lasting the matstrong
enougheto withstand
if
it is not strong
the use to which the average fence
is subjected. It must be capable of
resisting and sustaining shocks with-
out bending or breaking.
Concrete fence posts properly re -
enforced and made from suitable ma-
terials, carefully selected and pro-
portioned, should last indefinitely,
and are, therefore, a good invest-
' variety of sur-
l1NIC ACID IN MEAT
191.1 Chapter 1
neglect your barn, Which is the most impor,
�ori't llleg
taut building on the place.
an
Of course you use paint on your house and out -buildings, and
for the same reason you should use paint on your barn. Paint
is not only meant to make sunt oflldings look better but its most
the protection it affords against
important use is on ac
the attacks of the weather.
A well painted barn will keep in good repair for piecesa centuryin a
while r unpainted. neglected building
see us today about special barn
quarter of that time
paints,
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afSaltsifyourBackhurts B Geiser, Crediton, gay with a
mako a glass riotous profusion of pink roses,
or Bladder bothers yon—Drink marguerites and Canterbury bells
more water. was the scene of a pretty wedding
Saturday afternoon, when their
day,daught^r, Elsie May, was uni:e3 Ls
oux meat every J True
to t it,but flus yourh
iotrally, says a.
If you must bave sJ. a h kidneys with salts marriage too Dr, the Rev. Bauch, named
noted tiuthority who
Elmore
the 28th day of or deliver to
by post prepaid, Zurich,
Frederick O. Kalbflei5ch,
Omt., or to Madman & Stanbnry
Hensel). or Exeter, Ont. Solicitors
for the .Executors of the above-
John C, Kalbfleisch,
miner of Ches,ey,'Rauch eased, their Christian names and
conducted the ceremony. surnames, addresses and descript-
sells us that meat forms uric acid which articulare in writing sent. Considerable varve y
ralmost paralyzes the kidneys in their ef- ( br;de, who was given away by her' ions, the full p
'forts to expel it from the blood. Tlro I father, wore a dainty gown oI of their claims, a statement o't l face finish
a skilloofathenindividual
1Bufr r ith a sluggish end weaken, theny eor 'etre, beaded es whitetheir accounts, and the nature of only,by
heed r'of j oer, can be skill
lven to theehnt
limited
asueier with a dull misery in the kidney ``tthitf` g a the security, if any, corner, gate, and line posts (Frig. 3.)
xrcgion, sharp rains in the bank or sick I with,Pr try tulle vel , cattglt. with Large heavy wires not lighter than
greadaehe, dizziness, your stomach sours, orange'blsssonot and carried i And Further Take Notice that
when the weather • 1of roses. Miss Pearl l •1 t mentioned date, the j No; 9 in vroven wire fence are much
h n finer wire, and a
STADE W EI O ZURICH
We beg t® announce
J�J�1Vl.eX•ne�•s
the Shorthorn Sale held
M. P., tobe
a July 23rd
Wednesday,
at the Fair Grounds, Seaforth®f
at 1 o'clock, p, m., (fast time) I)
SCOTCH and SCOTCH TOPPED
stongue is coated and g bouqu t
Sae bad you have rheumatic twin es, The crepe. tneti d and
aurins eta cloudy, full of sediment, the � Gaf��, � tvasinlci sister's bridesmaid
g and irritated. ; 'wearing p
• ;~t
such as
said moreoring improvement for the farm,
said Bute Executors wille 'proceed to t dura a athe stars t the
distribute the assets
o parties exit•- Hinged joints in
tial union so that un-
+eltannels often get soro t to p
*obliging you to seek relief two or three +. carrying •pink noses and stl a deceased among 1ese d on1VC, Ines
substan i
itlecl thereto, having der pressure, the stays forced out of
Anne during the night. •tabu acids, to + peas' 'whits little Miss GeK tru-1 l
To neutralize these irrn g Beaver, cousin of the groom,msde i alignment will spring back when re -
sand flesh off the lower girl in eanbroid-1 to the claims of which they shall
ansa the kidney a pretty f _ then have notice, and that the ;leased, Triple tension curves in the
'fie , wasteget four ounces of
sus o voile, awl csr!ied a oris.1eeuto will not be liable I wire fabric 'singprocess,terwill t anrves alloled out w
stake s urinous haxmacy hexa f Brad �4 ma said Ex art he str
lad Salts from any P, a Naas o groomsman 'seas cni g m True- 1 for the said assets or any sof for suet 'sin contraction and expan-
lEsko a tablespoonful in g g the music was + erase or person i sign: Sound and rigid posts and pro-
tfemo scenic breakfast for a few days as 'e eas 'ni thereof to any p
your kidneys will then act fine. This
svlaoise claim notice.shell aria 1 per stretching of woven wire fence
and ket of sweet peas ,n cols:. The n him the
tfa bio, salts is tirade from the acid
played Dr. Miss Addilaen Gaisex. iRegardless0usdofti the type of
::apes and lemon juice, combinedrationit 'Later and Mrs 'Crut�mn^ Irft: have been rea�ived byatare the Ht•st considerations in fence
building. $ntbia, and has here used for gene
time of such distribution. j posts, or the height or make of t
stimulate sluggish kidneysr for Toronto, wh^re they will i)ro- the is a valuable and money
Bio dash and f datv�i the St 'Law- Gladrum & Stanbury, Solicitors I wirfarm which is fence
1 to neutralize the acids teed 11• •
in a f the lE,teetrtors.
k g farm m any sect.
BREEDING COWS COWS WITH CALVES, AT SIDE AND
HEY HEIFERS
RED
25 BR _
10 COWS AND HEIFERS 'F •GOO D QUALITY,. BALANCE RAR
AND 1 YOUNG BULLS
salsa . f s in urine, ' r, d out a :r p •� ' , stock -tight fen of the
`t o longer irfitate.�, Haus cnfii>� fence the 'bride travelling d hat or ntaYilt
l fcountry.—Prof,John livens. O. A.
so
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1a1d8 c>S&eakcainoicpenaive; Cannot i70• navy 5111' with 9find vest an a` Dated at ,Ie175al1i this 8th '�. College, (IL101pla.
r July A, H. 1919.
;]rare, and makes n, iielight�.g ±�exdt%soenl �yillnlive Jo Ckaestey'raU11L return
they i
�ibtlaisyyvq�krf d>i`�n'Jf, ,... .... ,...
iSeldom does an offering cons ist of so many good
calves at foot We believe thiss it'll of ring to stilt the
Ting, as they are a,, grand lot o
in breeding form, right off the grass, including ;
NONPAREILSLS MATCHLESS, FANNY B, WEDDING GIFT, CRIMSON',
FLOWER AND O VIERS.
TERMS 6% per annum :added
Cask, or 6 .months Trainseredit met at Bruclwith eftel�d on L. H. & B. branch
on Bankable paper.articulate
.A, hand.som�e catalogue is in preparation, write for full particulate
cows with
most exact -
and quality
CAPT. T. la ROBINSON'
iC, W. ROBINSON
J. J. IVierner
S'EAI'ORTi,I Ont.
FRANK TAYLOR
TAoS. BROWN
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