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BUSINESS CARDS
Proudfoot, Killoral) & HOLMES,
liarraltere, .Solicit:ors, Nutaeleal6,.
Publi e Ltc, Office •on the Sduaie,
Snc1 door Vern Hamilton St. dod-
•erich, Private funds to loan at
lowest -;rales.
14roudfoot, K.C. J. L, Killoran
D. E, Holmes
Mr. Holmes • will be in Ilensall on
Friday of each week.
ANDREW F, HESS, Notary. Public
Com missioner, Couveyaneing,
Fire and Life ,Insuraeee., Agent.
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co. Herald Office. Zurich.
Dr.E. S. Harcl e
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY., THURSDAY
MAIN OFF'ICO — HEN0ILL.
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co-
unty -of Huron, Sales conducted
in any part of the County. Char-
ges moderate. Satisfaction: guar-
anteed or no pay.
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale.
Zurieh, P. 0. Phone 18-93
Licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer'
License for the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any kind of Auctien Sale. Give
me a trial and I wi11 assure you
satisfaction or make no charge.
Arthur Weber,. Dashwood,
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and • Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
`Highest Cash Price for Woulj i -
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
"ungbly t &
Dcichort
NOTICE
As I have recently purchased''the
;livery business, I wish to inform
illhe public that I am in a position
to accomodate all rquieements a-
long this line, Am also' a licensed
.• chauffeur .and have anauto feir
llrire_ Anything" done in the team -
tog line 46-tf.
GEO. J. THIEL
Phone 59 Zurich.
LIVE
POU LT • R Y
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
'when brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Zurich
Phone 94.
Threshing Machinery
I an; agent of this district for
the geie}lrated Waterloo Mfg. Co.
machinery and Hiedier tractors.
Parties interested will do well to
see me. Have sold the following
machines this season with absolute
satisfaction in every sale; Hy.
Steckle, steam outfit; John Erb
oil tractor and small separator;
Menno Steckle also a trartoi' out-
fit. For furtherinformation
li -ily see any of these users. tf5
PETER KROPF, Agent, Zurich.
COAL
Fall .and Winter
DELIVERIES
Season 1921 1922
THERE IS A COLD DAY COM-
ING. LAY IN VOU1 SUPPLY
NOW WITH OUR CELEBRATED
;DELEWARE AND HUDSON CO'S.
LACIAWANA'S COAL.
COAL & PRODUCE MERCHANT
•TFRIV.GS ;—CLASH
:Phone; Office 10w. • House 10j,
H MSALL ONT>,,
•PUTYoun
wants, For S it Lost,
Foundl:Notice 'Etc. A's
IN THIS COLUMN
O
',will operate my eider null' eta-
;ery Tuesday and Thursday of each
week, commencing Thursday, Aug-
ust 30th. t-12
MIJNNO STECKLE, Stanley.
FOR SALE
A new $40.00 Chatham Kitchen
Cabinet for $33,00 cash. tf-7
FOR , SALE
A. real snap on a 6.4t. Massey-,
Harris Binder, on next year's terms
L. A. Prang, Zurich. tel
FOR SALE
A 5 -passenger Grey Dort tour-
ing ear, .in good condition.
R. Ohlert, ,2Suri
FOUND
A row boat between St. Joseph
and Drysday'e . do the beach. Ow-
Bier can have same by proVing pr-
operty to Mr. Jos. Papineau, St.
ISolseph. tf9
FOR SALE `
•
I am offering for sale my bak-
ing business in Zurich. For full
particulars apply to the proprie-
tor, Mr. Jost Geiger, Zurich. tf6
FOR SALE
A. fine frame house dwelling pro-
perty at the west` end of the vil-
lage, recently occupied by the late
Mrs. G. Siemon will be sold pri-
vately. Any person desiring to
purchase same can have full par-
ticulars from Mr. _Conrad Sie-
mon, Zurich. tf6
NOTICE.
VOTERS' 'MST 1921
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN-
SHIP OF HAY
COUNTY OF HURON
NOTICE is hereby given that
I have transmitted or delivered to
the persons- mentioned in Section
9, of the Voters' List Act, the cop-
ies required by the said sections
to be so transmitted or delivered
of the list made pursuant to said
act, of all persons appearing by
the last revised Assessment Roll of
the said municipality to be en-
1titled• to vote in the said Municip-
ality at Elections for members" of
the Legislative Assembly and at
Municipal Elections, and that said
list was first posted up at my of-
fice at Zurich, on the. 20th. day of'.
August, 192.1, and remains there -1
for inspection.
.And I hereby call upon all vot-
ers to take immediate proceedings'
to have any errors or omissions'
corrected according to law.
Dated at Zurich, this 20th day
of August, 1921.
ANDREW F. HESS,
Clerk of Hay Township.,
FOR SALE
THRESHING MACHINE, ETC.
Consisting of one Sawyer -Mai=
sey Peerless. Separator and 20 h.
p. S. -M. traction engine, tank,
belts, Etc., one 9 -lap. Lister gas-
olene' engine. For further' part
iculars apply to John Thirsk,
Blake, R. R. oN. 2. Zurich -31
FARM FOR SALE
250 acres, more or less, concession
4 and 5 Stanley, township, about
45¢miles from Clinton. Well im-
proved, good clay loamy 15 acres
hardwood and cedar dbush, prac=
tically all fenced with new wire
fencing. First-class house and
barn; telephone; rural mail deify-
ery. Will sell on reasonab:e terms
Apply • on premises to Adam
Stewart, R.E.No.5, Clinton 3-tf
FARM FOR SALE 4
For sale, Lot 15, con 4, Stanley,
containing about 99 acres; about
2 miles from Brucefield;' % mile
from School. About 65 acres
workable land, balance rough pas-
ture, lots of water, good bank
barn and frame house. Apply to
W, Bayd'en, Clinton, or A. T. Scott;
Zlruonfield. 2t6
HONE N Y
HONE
Y
Ivow is the time to buy your
iu pply of Honey for the year.
i e; are in a position to supply
your needs of No. 1, Extracted
clover Honey at 20c per ib, We
will fill your containers. Also 'a
limited quantity of fine comb Hon
ey. For prices on large quantit-
ies ie.n of honey write, of phone No.
t1 on 89; J. Haberer & Sons, Zur-
ieh,
ur=ieh, Ont.
1920
A Yeas Of
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT
for the
London Life Incurance Co.
Head Office; London, Canada
SCALE OF PROFITS
To Participating Policyholders
Was
Increased. During War Period
1Vfaintained through Epidemic
Period
Continued in high cost period
An unparelled Reward.
A.cornua, Aleut
LOCAL N
1)ou't forget the Zorihe "School
]fe •
" 1
Fee*, , neat, .I'xlcls.y,Sept,+.100i.:
lMi;r, F. 13ossenberry of biteteener
was in the village e'VeV Labor Day
1V 1r, and Mrs. ,Adolph 1i4rlbtleiscii
of Detroit visited here ui'er the
holidays,
Mrs, .Alex. Foster and daughter
Ruth are epereding the week at
Kitchener,
Mr,, W. Frank of Waterloo ' was
a welts -end visitor at the home
of Mr. C. Eilber.
Mr. and, :Mrs, Hy. Deters of blew
Hamburg .were Labor Day vrsit-
ors inthis part.
lairs. II. 11ta.gel and MA'S.IStlilu-
caster returned to, Detroit after vis-
iting friends here for a month.
Mie,. and Mrs, John Schutlz of
Waterloo called at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Cyrus .Coloskey last Th-
ursday,
h_ur,sday,
The Misses Florence and Muriel
Benedict of Kitcehner "vi.itedtheir
cousin, Mise Mildred Hoffivan the
end of last week.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Hey, Jr., and
son Austin, Mi'. and Mrs. Chis Hey
of the Babylon ,.Line, Were at Lon
don on Saturday. •
Mr. N. E. Dahms, who had spent
the• summer at Mildmay, arrived
here, and has . resumed his ipnties
as 'principal of Dashwood. Public
School.
1,.
Messrs. Lloyd Kalblleisch, "Theo.
Wagner, and Albert Deters' left
left'
this week for the Waterloo' Sem-
inary, it being the first `yep for
the two latter students. '
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller, . ac-
companied by Mr. and 'Mrs. :Poo,
dore Howald and family motored'
from Kitchener and "spent the.
holiday at the home of Mr. Jacob
Howald.
The Fora car of Mr. Harr rRose
collided with -,a,..ebuggy driven by.
Mr. Ducharme of Drysdale,. , on
Sunday evening about a` 'mile
west from Zurich. The buggy
is a total wreck, luckily no,, one
was injured.
Miss Maida Routledgle will re-
move her millinery parlors from
the Hartleib block into the . Ler-
ner Block. The latter place`hav-
ing recently reen occupied by Mr,
Roy Weber; : and is undergoing 'a
complete renovation with lie+'T
paper and paint, etc., and when
completed Miss Routledge will
have a cosy place for her ,business
Mr. Roy Weber, of Zurich, has
rented the shop in the Murdoch
Week •formerly .occupied :' by ,Mrs.
Bali as a 'millinery shop, are >will
run an up-to-date harness 1' op,
He will have a stock ,ee ee ,'',
collars„ etc.,' 'alWa s' on 1ii3 rd. ,,
will, make� f . Mrd
a specialty : of rePair-
ir .—Mensall Observer.
Zurich Public school opened
op Tuesday .ii orning with the fol-
lowing teaching staff; room No. 1
Miss E. Heyepek; No. 2, Miss "':''0.
O'Brien; No. ;3 ' Miss Kaibfleisch;
No. 4, Mr. M."C.. Milliken, principal,
Room,No. 4, its filled ;to its utmost
opacity, 38 pupils having regis-
tered. This is evidenee that more
education is the coming slogan of
our generation. The tinge is fast
coming when the, once so roomy,;
schoolhouse of Zurich will not be
large enough, aa teachers of highh
form's will be demanded.
Labor Day passed off' rather
quiet, especially in Cue morning
when torrents" of rain fell en the
::arth andrivers of water were
gushing down the roadsides, and
with it went all hopes for the big
celebration so well planned and
id:vertised. We are told by
outsiderst hat a fins day would
have seen the biggest crowd in
Zurich's history on such an oceas-
ion, as large throngs were all
ready to ego to Zurich in the morn-
ing, when nature let the rain pour.
in the afternoon a considerable
crowd gathered anxoius to ha\ e
:o'ne excitement. This was
being supplied by after several,at
'_empts to get an outside ball team
to come and give the locals a gatno
when' at last Kirkton agreed to
come, this game was played at
five o'clock and was witnessed `#y'
a good crowd. In the evening
the concert i ncert was the main attract-
ion and was also well attencle0:
This program was of the highest
order as the boy comedian and
violinist was sure a wonder. Af-
ter the concert the U. F. 0. dance
took place in • Walper's Hall. •
FOR SALE
114 story red brit khouseand three
lots for axle, hard and soft water
in oche house, also good . stable and•
chicken house. For particulars
apply to Mrs. Fred. 'Deters St.,
Zurich. tf9
NOTICE
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
IIAY MUNICIPAL. TELEPHONE
SYSTEM
The council of the Township of
Hay is offering for sale at pat'
Debentures of the. Hay Municipal
System to the amount of $3324.00
Said debentures are for a term
of ten years and bear interest at
the rate of 51¢ per 'cent per annum
Annual payment of principal and
interest amounts tri $4.40.99. Beady
tor delivery Sept. 15th, 1921,
ANDREW, P. HESS,
Trees. Hay Township
TEfttNARY S ECtM.E
Suliwi ting for Btetevio(ogical
Exam illd'OQil,
Dow to. -P epare., fttt� Testing When
Aninirils Die 'iuspecleci of Such.
Dangerous N)is ase, zu; Rabies,
AntIu ax, Blackleg Contagious
Abortion! Etc.
(Contributed by Ontario Department 01
Agr•i,;ulture, Toronto,)
The' amountof Cafe and judgment
necessary in selecting and forward
ing specimens for baeteriologleal
examination is not generally realiz-
ed,..and as a result a good deal itt
material received is either in a stats'
11-
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re
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0d
er
to
of
a
ad
en
of putrefaction, or taken from an u
iditable part of the animal, and
cQhcpseently useless. Take, for e
ample, blackleg: In this disease t
bacteria producing the condition a
localized in the black, gassy awe
Ings, and are not found general
throughout the holy. If a blo
sample, or portion of muscle oth
than the blackened part, is sent
the laboratory the ba.cilli are n
found in the. specimen, whereas 1f
sruall piece of the black muscle h
been sent they would have be
.present. •
It is necessary to collect the spec
mens in' a careful manner, using i
strutnents' that have been sterilize
by boiling; and placing the maters
it a container that has been sire
laxly sterilized. If this is not don
tht'. harmless bacteria which ar
present everywhere, will gain e
trance to the tissue, and will mu
tiply very rapidly and completel
overgrow the disease producing one
which do not as a rule multiply a
readily under the same condition
and on examination at the laborator
nothing may be found but thes
Harmless oi:ganisms.
A complete report should alway
accompany an`y material to be exam
ined. The absence of definite in
formation about the case causes de
lay, and makes it difficult to giv
reliable information, because ther
are a great many different kinds o
disease producing bacteria, the iso
lation of which requires differen
technic whereas specific informatio
may assist the search for the prob
able causative agents.
Material intended for examination
must not be placed in preservative
fluids, which would destroy the bac-
teria. Large .specimens, such as an
entire organ, should be removed with
sterile instruments, at once wrapped
it} several layers of cheesecloth mois-
tened with a .10 per cent. formalde-
hyde solution, then in oiled or wax
paper and packed in ice and -saw-
et is ofi:en•inconvenient to use.
in. which ease the organ malt' be
1:i ierally, sprinkled with borax dr
boracie .acid, wrapped in several
folds of 'dry cheesecloth and packed
in ,shavings . in a ._wooden box 3f
'borax • is not available wrap. in the
form=aldehyde moistened, cheesecloth
and pack; In shavings. Niaterial
should never be placed in unsteriliz-
' ed packing material unless protected
from contamination by one of (hese
methods' Small specimens should be
placed in wide-mouthed betties or
'fruit Jars that'have been boiled and
cooled before using and no preserv-
ative of any.,kind should be used as
it would penetrate small specimens
,and kill the bacteria.
Pus.—Pus for examination may be
forwarded in a small bottle. pre-
viously sterilized by boiling. Care
should be taken to avoid getting it
on the outside of.the bottle or stop-
per„ as this is at least unpleasant,
and may dangerous, to hit'nd]e.
Rabies.—The head of a, dog sus-
pected of rabies should be wrapped
in a protective covering of cheese-
cloth or oiled paper, (packed in
crushed ice and sawdust during hot
weather), and Sent as quickly aspos-
sible to the nearest laboratory doing
this wur•k—in Ontario the Piovinciai
Board of Health Laboratories, at
5 • Queen's Park, Toronto, 01 its
branches at Fort William, Sault Ste.
Marie, North Bay, Kingston and Lon-
don. Never kill a dog suspected of
rabies, as in the early stages it may
not be possible to fieri the Negri
bodies in the brain cells; but restrain
the animal and properly look after
it for ten days, before which time it
rabid it will have died.
Hemorrhagic Septicemia. — The
pneumonic lung, or liver or other
organs showing lesions, shoule
forwarded, packed in one of thy
ays already described. It is ro>lt
iuclilde the heart, the vessels ,,uv -
g been tiod before removal wit:,
'Aug soaked a disinfecting solo-
ed.
inr-c,ti
uf"a
un. Wrap each ()epee seeerately
foiwe placing. in the uoY.
Authi Anilirax is suspected
ver open the carcase, as this per•
is the anthrax bacilli to fora,
ores in the. presence of the .a;;, in
hick condition they will live far
ars, .and form a centre of lace.
n. Remove an ear and send to the
oratory in; a sterile container; or
apped in disinfectant moistened
eesecloth, and packed as already
scribed.
Blackleg.=in,a case of suspected
ckleg seed' a small bit of the
ckened and gas -fillers muscle iu a
rile wide -mei -tithed bottle.
Contagious Abortion.— The mcst
ivenie,it method is to send a blood
triple from the cow for the agglu-
ation . and complement fixation
ts. The blood is collected rrom
jugular vein by means of a ste-
hypodermic needle, and a small
rile bottle is filled up to the cork.
soon as the blood clots it should
mailed to the )aborato,ey, where
serum is separated and the tests
rigid out,
Where the owner of animals wishes
end specimens for examination he.
find it to his advantage to con
t his veterinarian, as he is In a
hien to advise as to what ma -1
al,should be submitted and how
t to send it,—Dr. Ronald Gweto
Onteelo Veterinary Go11egOo
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Fletcher's Castoria is st.ictly a remedy for Infants and Children, ,
Foods are specially j.~opar�:d for babies. A 1'^byes 'medicine
is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups.\are not interchangeable. it was the need of
a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,
and` no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
years has not proven.
What Ls, CA T IA?
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee,. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,'
Wind Colic' and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, e.3 by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep..
The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORiA /ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
n Use For Over 30 Years 1
THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY
Massey -Harms
arm Machinery
We are Sole Agents for this district'''
for the celebrated and welt -known.
Massey. - I-1arris . Farm Implements
and Farm En .rues
g and Tractors,and
can su
ly yor
wants-fortheto
,lag season.
They. Have Stool The Test
They Have Es!ablished a Renutatirn
Give -us a call Before purchasing elsewhere
J. E. DRTJAR, 2urich
New Overland
We have tested 'the NEW OVERLAND FOUR for one
Year and find that it is easily the best riding and
driving car on the road.
OVERLAND FORD, A SNAP AT ... $600.00
CHALMERS SIX AT -., „_ $800.00
MeL AUGHLIN TRUCK AT $100.00
T. M. HESS CO. - ZURICH
OVERLAND SALES AND SERVICE STATION
Overland Cars! Overlard Fars
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE CAU
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-'Fire and Transit
Fire arising from any cause whatsoever, anywhere in Canada
or U. S., including explosion, self ignition and lightning.
Theft
THEFT, ROBBERY AND PILFERAGE
Public Liability
Against your legal liabilitiy for injuries or death caused by
the use of your automobile.
Collision
Damage to your automobile as a result of being in an accidental
collision with another object,
Ag ainst.your liability for damage e to property of others,Propert:Damage,. i I.
Rates very reasonable. Get rates on any, of above classes trona;
Andrew F. Hess, SIN Zurich