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ROLTDFOOT, LLORAN, & cooley„
Barris '
ters Notnries
Public &O, Office, on tile Square, 2m1
door froin itainiiton ib. Godericb.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates
V. Puouerotyr, K. ti. J. L. Kthientee,
H. J, Coottn.
Mr. Cooke will be in Heilman on Friday
and Saturday of each week,
ANDREW F, HESS, Netary Ptihlic
Com missioner, Conveyancing,
(Fire and Life Insuranees Agent
Corporation and Canada Trost
Co Herald Office, Znrich.
Dr.E. S. Hayaie
)DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICR — HENQALL.
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OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co-
unty of Huron, Sales conducted
113 any part of the County. Char-
ges inoderate. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or no pay.
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale.
Zurieh, P. 0. Phone 13-93
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licensed Auctoneer
FUT YOTJR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOUND •
An auto rug near Parkhill. Ow-
ner pply to Herald Orli.
A pais of gold r:nunVci sleet e'o.4
in the Evangechureh sheds. Own
Or can have same at liereld Oz-•
flee. •
FOUND
A fountain pen in Zurich, Own-
er can have. smile, at Herald office,
NOTICE.
All parties owing an account to
the estate of the late P. Bender,
Zurich, are requested. to call at \V.
H. Prile's Shoe store and settle
seine no later than August 17th,
A. Bender, .Executor.
LOST •
On July 4th, between Grand
Bend and Zurich, a ,Side Curtain
of car. Mader please notify;
SOL POLLOCK,
Parkhill, Out., left, 3.
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FOR SALE
I hose ordered a carload or
Fectiliser for Fall Wheat. Any
one witrhing to have same kindly
leave. your order.
John Hey, Jr. Zurich
STRAYED
I have taken out Auctioneer's From my premises at St. Joseph
some time ago, a roan steer 2
License for the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct you's old, dehorned, Finder not.-
Give ify Aserick Brisson, St. Joseph,
any kind of Auction Sale.
you or Herald Office.
mO a trial and I will assure
eatisfaction or make no charge. NOTICE
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood. As I have' recently purchased the
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich Merl —
MARKET
J./rWm...O.11•••,•••=•olN, ago.
Fresh and Salt Meats
Boicgna Sausag,es, etc
'Highest Cash Price for
-'Highest
CASH FOR SKINS & 'Rings
71.111Vbillt ik°
Doiollert
lisery business, I wish to inform
the public that I am in a position
to accomodate all requirements a-
long this line, Am also a licensed
chauffeur and have an auto .for
hire. Anything done in the team-
ing line 46-tf.
GEO. J. THIEL
Phcne 58 Zuricia.
FOR SALE
Cheap, One set rubber tired
buggy wheels slightly used will
fit any Gray Buggy. L. Prang.
AT A BARGAIN
One 2Ie h. p. United Gas engine
s• -7M_
will save you $50. One 41,.4 h. P.
100. Both these engines are
Diassey-Harris 1slightly used, but guaranteed like'
wastrnarmonx.....aessninca.tomarnmosaumerer.....momm..... On lied gas engine, will save you
REPAIRS
I handle all kinds of Massey -
Harris repairs for Farm Implem-
ents, Alse a full line of Verity
plow Points and 'Plow Repairs, at
-My Shopt, opposite Town Hall.
J.J.B arr y - Zurich
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HENSALL
G. 'T. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
MORNING
Stage leave Zurich ... 7.00 a.m.
South, No. 162 ... 8.58 a.m.
North, No. 163 ... _10,33 Elan.
_AFTERNOON
Stage leave Zurich ... _3.00 p.m.
South, No. 161 ... .........4.50 p.m.
North, No. 165 ... ...... 6.14 pan.
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock pan.
Do not feed fowl same morning
when brouglRt in.
Highest Cash. Prices
FOR----
•
Two new Grey buggies for sale
at last year's price, a bargain if
you act quick.
A Toronto pump wind mill with
50 -ft. steel tower, in first class
shapoand a real snap for immed-
iate sale.
L. A.. Prang, Zurich.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 acres, being lot
17 con. 9, township of Stanley, a-
bout 2 miles seuth-west of Varna,
on the Babylon Line, also 50-
acres across the road. The
place is well built with large bankbarn,
barn, and silo, a good frame house
and an abundance of good water
pumped by windmill and supplied
in the stable. The farm is in high
state of cultivation, well drained
gond fences, etc. Possession can
be arranged with the proprietors
for this coming fall. Foie further
particulars apply to Reid John-
ston, Varna. Phone 17-623, Clin-
ton.
NOTICE.
OF REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW
Notice is hereby given that a
By -Law was passed by the Council
of the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Hay on the let day of May
1920, providing for the issue o
--CASHf
debentures to the -amount of
Cream and Eggs $1896.26 for the purpeee Of pay-
\'. O'Brien sions, and that such By-law was
registered in the Registry Office of
Phone 94. Zurich the County of Huron at Goderich
on the 15th day of July, 1920, as
Delaware & Hudson Co.'s number 432.
AnS' motion to quash or set as-
LAcKwANA Com. indet,,,tthbee sazedevi
ol;atlgn three
ing the cost Of telephone exten-
Also soft coal.
Season 1920 Summer Deliveries.
Owing to the uncertain and an-
iiettled condition still prevaling in
the coal trade, We are again un-
able to guarantee delivery or price
We will do our beat to fill all or-
ders, and prices will be charged in
price ruling on day of deli‘7ery.
Our terms are cash on completion
Of deliveries.
Remember We purchase only Stan-
dard quality.
IL
Ph One
felon
house No, 10, Officio No. 10.
1-INSALL. ONT1
ths after the first publication of
this notice and cannit be made
thereafter.
Dated this lath day of July, 19J0
•A. F. Hess,
Clerk of Hay, 6
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. jos, Routledge spent the
past week at Exeter,
Mr, Abe. Bender Of Winnipeg ars
rived here last Thursday.,
Mis Geo. Volland of .Detroit is
visiting relatives and friends here,
Miss Lucy Kaereher of Kitchen-
er is visiting at her home on the
Bronson Lino.
Mr. and Mrs. 0, Grob of Kitch-
ener visited ta the home of John.
Gellman recently,
Mr. nad Mrs. 3 .Bauman of Kit-
ehener called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Bossenberry eon Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs, W. Hoffrfaan and
family were visitors to Stratford
Iii Sunday. „
Mr, T. L. Williams and sisters
Misses :FilKa and Ethel were at Ex-
eter on Monday*
Misses Pearl Wurtz and Dorothy
Fritz are visiting at Sarnia;„ arid
some points in Michigan.
Mr., and Mr3. John Durst of God
erich visited with Mr. E. Bender's
lith con., recently.
Mre. Dennison of Galt is 'visit-
ing at the home. of her father,Mr.
G. Holtzma.n.
Mrs. Fred Howald and family of
St. Marys is staying' with her sis-
ter Mrs, Noah Sararas at the Br-
onson.
Messrs. Hy. Dumart of Kitchen-
er and Sol. Hardie of Exeter, cal-
led on friends in the village on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mra. Moses Tohman of
New Dundee were visitors at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. John Gall -
man last week.
Rev, Morris Ehnes and daughter
Elizabeth, of Leonia, N. J. is vis-
iting at the home of his mother,
Mrs. A. G. Ehnes or the village.
Mrs. Emma Sanders, of Musk-
egon, Mieh., is visiting at the home
of Mrs. T, H. Schnell and . other
friends in the village.
Miss Inez Livingood and friend
Miss Pollard of Kitchener spent
the past two weeks with- relati-
ves and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. R. T. Dunlop 'and . two
sons, Harry and Jack of Frank -
ford, 'visited in the village the
past week.
The dwelling property and
household effects or the late P.
Bender will be sold by auction on
Friday afternoon, Aug. 13th.
Let us meet you at the Zurich
Diamond this evenieg„ Thursday,
ILL-FITTING COLLARS
The Cause of Sore Shoulders in
Farm flortes
n
The Skin Scalds and the flair Falls
Out-- AbscesNes Tumors MO'
FOJID -- Treatment Suggested—
. Planting Field Beans.
leentributea by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.) .„
IIEN a horse has been pro-
perly t ed for hard.
work, the collar Ms pro-
perly and the driver ob..
serires reasonable precautions to
avoid trouble, it is seldom that shoul-
der trouble occurs, but where the
horse has noV"been prepared for
work, or the collar does not fit pro-
perly, or the driver is careless, trou-
ble is very liable to occur. 'When
the horse has a long coat of hair in
the spring it is good practice to clip
the parts with which the collar comes
in contact, as a preventive measure.
In fact, in many cases it is wise to
clip the whole horse.
Shoulder troubles are usually caus-
ed by ill-fitting collars, but in horses
not accustomed to work, may occur
even when the collar fits properly.
The most common shoulder trouble
is practically a form of scalding. The
skin becomes inflamed and tender,
the hair drops out, and if 'work be
continued the parts become raw. This
is often due to neglect in cleaning
the face of the collar regularly, also
thoroughly cleaning the shoulders
regularly, and failure to remove the
collar at meal times to allow the
shoulders and collar face to. become
dry, and then clean them before put-
ting the .collar on again. For treat-
ment, a lotion made of one ounce
each of acetate of lead and sulphate
of zinc in a pint of cold water, is
probably the best application. This
should be applied three or four times
daily, and, if possible, the animal
should be given rest or worked in a
breast collar.
Abscesses or tumors may form on
the .shoulder as a result of pressure
of the collar. One form of this trou-
ble appears suddenly. A swelling of
considerable size is noticed. It is not.
very tender or sore to preAsure, and
is found to be soft and fluctuating
when handled. This is called'a "ser-
ous" abscess. It contains a thin
Maid, about the consistency of water,
called "serum" which is situated just
beneath the skin.
Another forth appears more glbWly.
• The horse evinces pain when pressure
put upon the shoulder, and exam-
willbetiuthat last Goderich team Put
'nation reveals a .swelling. The ani -
play .our boys the last League
game :at ' 6.45- o'clock' P.
except •for Sheri time after he is
-.- Vaal can work and =evinces little pain,
Mt.. Demuth and son Albert and , put to work; until after he is allowed
Mrs. F. Young and little son Har -1 to stand for a few minutes. The
• •
ry, who had been visiting relatives soreness and enlargement gradually
increase, and while the swelling may
not appeal to the ,ouch, as solid and
hard as at first, has not the fluc-
tuating condition of the serous ab-
scess. The walls are thicker. This
contains pus or matter, and is called
a • purulent abscess. Treatment in
either case consists in making a free
incision,through the walls of the ab-
scess at the lowest part, to allow free
escape of the contents, and then
flushing out well three or four times
daily until healed, with a five per
cent. solution in water, of one of the
coal tar antiseptics or carbolic acid.
In this case the patient must have
rest, or be worked in a breast collar.
Another condition from like
oauses is a fibrous tumor. This forms
slowly, is more or less sore, in fact
acts much the same Its a purulent
abscess. In some cases it is not pos-
sible to diagnose definitely between
a tumor and a purulent abscess with
-eery thick walls, without exploring.
A small incision is made right into
the centre of the enlargement. If
oats of the Standing Field Crop even a very little pus be present it
Competition held tinder • the aus- will yield to the treatment tor an
pices of the Zurich Agricultural So- abscess but if no pus be present the
ciety is as follows;
1st John A. Manson.
2nd Elmer Krueger
3rd Oscar Klopp
4th Samuel Schoch
5th Alex, Runnie
bth E. F. Klopp
7th Herman Walters.
Mr. L. Cascadden, .A.ylmer, acted
as Judge.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Peter Bender
Deceased.
NOTICE is Hereby given that
alt persons having claims against
the estate of Peter Bender, late
and friends here the past month,
retmsned to their homes at 'Port
.Arthur last Thursday.
A whiskey seizure from alIon-,
treal steamer Samuels Marshall,
more. than 1,000 cases of American
and Canadian whiskey was made,
at Prescott last Sunday. The
vesel was en route from Montreal
to Lake Ontario. The goods were
valued at $40.060 and is the largest
seizure of its kind in Ontario. •
Mr. Louis Prahg has recently in-
stalled complete. B. T. stable eq-
uipments, such as stalls, staunch-
eons,stable or *Air. C. Schrag, Goshen
water bowls, etc., in
Line north. - Mr. Schrag is to be
congratulated of having one of
the finest equiped stables in this
section, and certainly knows what
make of • equipment to buy.
FIELD CROP WINNERS
The result of the judging of
only treatment is dissection. The
whole fibrous growth. must be care-
fully dissected out, the wound stitch-
ed, except a portion at the bottom
to allow escape of pus which forms
during the healing process, and
treated as an abscess. — Dr. J. H.
Reed, 0. A. College, Guelph.
Planting Field Beans,
Of the various kinds of field beans
the greatest demand is for the Com-
mon White, of which there are sev-
eral named varieties such as Early -
Wonder, Scholfield,, Elliott, etc. It
is .impqrtant to secure an early strain,
to test the germinatipeo and to plant
early,in the month of June.
of the. Village of Zurich, m the.
hield beans are grown successfully
County of Huron, deceased, who : on a. great variety of soils. They (10
died on or about the 20th of INIay,!.Particularly, well on fertile land
which may be classed as loam, sandy
loam, gravelly loam, or gravelly
elay. All soils for bean production
on or before the 27th day of Aug- should be well underdrained either
1920, are required to deliver to J.
W. Graham, barrister, St. Marys,
Ont. solicitor Of the said estate
• naturally or artificially. With proper
drainage even clay soils have produc-
ed beans satisfactorily in regard to
both yield and quality. Beans do
-. •
partrettlarly 1011 after clover or grass
sod and are frequently followed by
ust, 1920) a full sttaement or Chun
claims together with particulars
thereof, and the "nature of the se.,
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A. Canadian prairie farmer, af- duly verified.
winter wheat in some localities and
ter fourteen years of successful toil AND TAKE NOTICE that a;7-:
decided. to sell out and move to tee the said las•tmentioned date by oring,grairts in oth,o, ewe/me.' it
Ontario. He gave this bluff ex- the said Executors will proceed.to is- 'of great importance to have the
hankering for the sight ot trees. deevased amongst the persons en-. seed bed which is both moist awls
planation of . his action; ','I'm • distribute the estate of the stud lititiliow.
dth.orottgliIy cultivated 011(1 ltivated a
For fourteen years T have looked titled thereto having regard onl,y ie
•trom my window • on a World of 'to such claims as they shall have , Li. t,,hose s•ec'tilssetri,ebreettiplant yrs
lield beans
what? Barbed -C,1 Zely chil- received due notice and in accord...!.. are giown.
extensively
then are growing up i11a landsc-
ape of' what?. Periled ' wirer
Trees, says The Canadian Froseter
journal ,will prove the great sta,
hiiivr of prarie population,
are sometimes employed, On the nut-
Jority of farms, however, the beams
are planted with an ordinary grain
drill by using every 1ou4-th • tube.
Three peeks per acne of the pea beaus
mace therewith,
Dated at Zurich this 11th day o0
August, A. D. 1920.
A. Bender, P. Howald,
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THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY.
If the soii is particularly rich, how-
ever, the quantity 1015111 bo reauect:
slightly. When the tops of the grow-
ing crop are dry the beans should In
cultivated occasionally tnroughnu'
the season to destroy the weeds and
to fornt a fine surface mulch. ---Dr.
C. A. Zavitz, 0. A. College, Guelph.
Bootie cabbage, fine alfalfa hay, 01
even. a little silage, will be rcliShed
very much by sows, and win keep
them in good health.
4.
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
i• Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, ete.
A Trial Solicited
4.
YOUR MARS
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Bought and Sold Any Issue. Par
and accrired interest.
A. F. HESS, - Zurich
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Will be promptly attended to here. Seems al,out
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REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
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Of your estate is one of the most important considerations when
making Your WILL, Do not put this responsible position upon
any of :eour relatives or friends unless they are satisfied to act in
this capacity.
Oftentimes the duties as executor are unwelcome. Appoint
the Canada Trust Co., as Executors and your estate will be looked
after carofully, and a dYnntagnOrtsly
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