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BUSINESS CARDS
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'P.roud;taot, Killoran & OLME`S.
Barristers, Solicitors, Nuta.xies,
Pub U , Etc. Office ono the Square,
2nd door lrom Hamilton St. God
res•ieh, Private funds to loam at.,
lowest rates. •
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W, Proucir00 t, K C J L Killoran
D. E. Holmes.
Mr. Holmes will be in eleneall, on..
Fridayideach week,
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
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IN 'i'. SIRES
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR' SALE
I have a quantity of Fertilizer
(en hand. Everybody should use
Fertilizer on corn land and buck -
Wheat land. 3. Hey Jr. -11-3
"Issuer of marriage licenses, Notary
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
•omobile Insurance, ,Representing,
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Teust Co. Zurich,
Ontario, -
Dr.E. S. I arale
DENTIST,
At T AY
ZURICHH.. EVERY Vi .EDNESD
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICT. = • — HEN4.kLL.
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OSCAR K _LOFT '
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Professional Auc-Cioneer, ,g ate
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of Davenport Auctioneering School
Try me for real estate, merchandise,
jewellery pedigreed stock, farm sales
Rates alwaysreasonable, •my territory
the world., Choice farms for sale.
Iphone 18-3 Zurich
Licensed' Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer'
License for the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any kind of Auction Sale. i
me a trial and I will assure '`you
aatisfaetion. or make no charge.
Arthur Weber, -- Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13!.
Zuricf , Wiee#
MARKET
Fresh and - Salt• Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
•Highest Cash Price for Woulfe.
CASH FOR SKINS & BIDES
Tu gibli1t isz'i
Beichert
ZURICH LIVERY
tel,
LOST
An auto mai•ker 10-297. Finder
'kindly leave at herald Office.
FOR SALE
A. good second hand all steel
liay rake . for: sale, L. Prang.. -442
NOTICE
We have the following varieties
of Seed Corn for sale. White
Cap 'Yellow Dent, Wisconsin No.
7, reap. Learning, Bailey and Camp
ptoxis early. • Government tested
seed,a
iso marigold
and turnip p
seed;
and -a
small quentity of Millett
seed'.`Prices Right.—J.' Gascho &.
Son, Zurich. -10
I am in a position to accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
phone 58 Zurich,
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WANTED
KEEPER AND.MATRON—Man and
wife to have charge of the Huron
County Home. near :Clinton, and the
farm in' connection -therewith. Ap
plications, personal prefered, to be.
Made to , the undersigned, (the• ap-
pointment to• be- made at ith,e next
meeting of the County Council,
which meets .ore June, 6th.•
JOHN TORRANCE,
Iiiepector, Clinton, Ont.
Clinton, May . 2nd, 1922.
LIVE
POU LT RV'
WANTED
Taken ,every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
Vhen • brought in.
Cash Csh Prices
-C9°SH FOR ---
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
phone 94, Zurich
LOCAL NE
Mr. 3, Hey, Jr., was to Exeter on
business on Saturday.
MI•, Chas, Either and sister,
Mrs, W. Frank were at Crediton
on 1+'ridayt'
Mrs. John C'harrette of the Sa-•
able left for Toronto, on Wednes-
day .morning.
NOTICE.
We, the undersignedhereby
agree to close our respective pi-
1Vlessrs.• C. Fritz, W. L. Siebert
and T. L. W urin were away on a
Fishing outing on Wednesday.
Mrs. 3. T -i. Schnell, who 'spent
the winter . at Fielding, Sisk„ re-
turned recently to Zurich.
Mr. Wni. Frank of Waterloo;'
spent the week -end at the home
of Mr. C. Eilber.
Oh Boys! Let us meet you to-
night at the Zurich Diamond, for,
thatopening• game with Winghanl,
Boys, . don't forget to treat your
lady. to; pie and ice, cream, ` after
the concert' on Thursday evening.
Mr.. • J. Reynolds of the' Huron.
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Mr,T
oras ,
o
e
County Home,
and
Clinton were in the village , on
Tuesday.
Our lccal merchants • reported an
unsupplyably demand for lemons
and- oranges the past week. The
dendelions are. in •bloom.
Mr. and Mrs. A. oMelte and fain:-
ily of Guelph, Mrs. J Wing and
daughter, Miss Florence, of Kit-
chener, visited relatives here . over
Sunday.
Reeve E. F. Klapp, Clerk A. F.
Hess, and Councillor S. Deitz,made
an inspection of the Flay Toevn-
ship Telephone- System at Dash
wood and Grand Bend, on Monday
We ' quote the following from
the Hensel' Observer of the ac-
count of the recent concert heed
at that place.—"Miss E. Rennie4f
Zurich sustained her high reputat-
ion as a soprano soloist and ie.al-
P lb�icity Methods Used is roe
warding the Cau ra'gh.
a^es of business at 12 o'clock now ways a favorite, her articulation
each Thursday during the months being clear and. distinct with soft
of May, June, July and August
1922. '
T. L. Werra.
J. Gascho & Son
E. Oesch
C. Fritz & Son
Stade & Weido •
M. E. Routledge '
Fred. Thiel
John Kipper
Denomy Bros.
Andrew F. Hess
T. L.• Williams
C. L. Smith
W. G. Hess _
Melick & Braun
W. H. Pfile -
Jacob Deichert '
WANTED
A limited number of cattlewill
be taken to pasture for the com-
ing season. Apply to George
Brisson, 'St. Joseph.
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A Year Of
NOTABLE. ACHIEVEMENT
for the
London Life Ineurance Co.
'Mad Office; London, Canada
SCALE OF PROFITS
To Participating Policyholde • is
was
Increased During,.. War 'Period
.'Maintained , through Epidemic
Period period
Continued in high cost: p
An unparelled Reward.
4.. A. Hoffman, Agent
COAL
SPring and Be _ d Summer
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RI !S
�ELIV
SEASON 1922
Owing to the strike of the Min -
Feta DOW prevailing in the Pennsyle
fields we
the
ac
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t
e coal +
'Arabia -An
etre ttnable to guarantee detiV'ery
r price and until conditions be -
tenet more Settled orders Will
;taper subjeot to our being able to
aabtain supplies and at prevailing
Ii1icet title of, delivery. -
e•iahe- c 'slitiateltitt.
"iO.l :r & PRODUCE 1VIERClANT'
TERMS ;-CASH
1rbonel Officers 10w. House '1¢j.
ONTil
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NOTICE
I - have taken out License fear
Auctioneer for the County of Hur-
on, and aur in a position to con-
duct, sales by auction. Give me
a. trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. . tf-29
James I:enam•ey, R,• R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10-93
and mellow tones."
The Bayfield Dramatic Associ-
ation are putting- on a show en-
titled "Nothing But The Truth" „ in
the Town Hall, Zurich on Thursday
evening, under the auspices of
the Zurich Baseball Club. This
play comes highly recommended
as a barrel of fun. It was given
at Bayfield last week, and met
with much applause and admirat-
ion.
dmiration. Get you'` seat from the -Mol-
sons Bank, before you are too
late. ,
!;lotion Piotnres, the "Reel Thin , ...".
Lantern Slides Also Useful—Tito
Use of Plato Signs ;I;s Secoming
Popular With Breeder's -- Can't
Have Eggs and Mites, too.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture,. Toronto.) -
'rile ttltirnate object of the co,rr.:m
paign for Netter sires is to • iriiproVe
the quality of the beef arid dairy
'ierds of the ,country. TO achieve the
object it is necessary, first, to create
mint's of farmers an interest
a desire for a better class of
This cannot be done by writ -
d talking alone. • The°ideal *ay
in the
in and
cattle.
lug an
to create this interest would be to
have the people see numbers of 'geed
cattle. li.s this is seldom practicable,
the next best thing is the urea o£
good pictures. it' is in this direection.
that we have found motion pictures
eaetili f1y.ou can show an•audience
:i number of reels of
high
class cattle,
•
,
you secure' their interest immediate-
ly, and when spawn in pastures sink-
lar' to the .pastures in their' own
'fields ' the appeal . is very strong.,
Wherever such Pictures have been
shown,.• it has resulted in. a number
of the audience making enquiry,
about bret;ding,.feeding and methods
of caring for cattle. to obtain the
best results.
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—BABY CHICKS—
It' is cheaper and more satisfac-
tory to bu yready hatched chicks.
We guarantee safe delivery ofvig-
orous, pure bred, husky chicks of
all breeds. Write for free book-
let. and
ook-let..and pr•ces. 1HE CCAvNADIAN
CHICK HATCHERY, Ltd., Dept.,C:
Hamilton, Ontario.
Motion Pictures Have Their Limita-
tions.
Motion pictures are not well adapt-
ed for making studies of type. It is
in this connection that we have foiled
lantern slides valuable. The' slides
we have used have included close-up .
pictures of ideal representatives of
all breeds contrasted with slides of
undesirable and unprofitable types..
One of the most interesting is a
series' showing a number of- scrub
cows, the good bulls to which they
were bred and the resultliig calves.
This is the next best thing to hav-
ing the animals actually there. In
brief, motion pictures . secure the
attention of the audience and create
a desire for more information lan-
tern slides illustrate types and .
methods. Motion pictures made on
Ontario farms have been usedto
ilustrate the leading beef and dairy
breeds. Wherever possible, groups of .
animals by one sire are included to
show uniformity and high standard
of breed type.
It is proposed to prepare a picture
of market animals showing different
grades. Some examples of grade cows
of poor to fair quality with their
calves by high class bulls, showing
marked improvement in' one gener-
ation by the use of a good sire, have
been secured. It is hoped. to secure
more -of these 'as they are the very
hest of object lessons.
Some years have eased since
so much blossom was seen -on the
fruit trees ' as this Season The
peach trees possibly"', lookertie
more picturequsst as they show s
several different bright hues of
lusty colors. If the crop will be
anything in proportion to the
blossom, we can anticipate a
bumper er- -% The field crops
are also :taming along fine, a nice
shower of ran would be ;ahelping
Leo -,q '. hope that 1922 will be
or• ho best years in our history
and aring us everything bounti-
ful.
The parlor meeting under the
auspices ,of the W. C, •T: U. which
which was held in the .Evangelical
church on Monday evening was a
grand su.ceess. A hearty welcome
was tendered the new : pastor,Rev.
J: G. Litt and family, also the vis-
iting union, by Mr. Preeter and Mn
Melick. The Hensall union - with
their president, Mrs. F. J. Wick-
wire in the chair furnished a very
interesting programme consisting
of reading's. -.addresses, violin duets
and songs,- after which Rev. Litt
made a few remarks, .and• closed
the meeting. with prayer. A light
lunch Was . then served- in the base-
ment, where a pleasant social hour
was spent. . • • '
Mr.' -C. Either, Inspector of the.
local Board of Health wishes to
advise the public that on May • 15,
he will commence his ,annual round
of inspection to all ,stables, pig
stys, outhouses, = and any such pl- •
aces that are unsanitary. People
should make it -a point and have
every corner on their propertye
it
y
clean and respectable, it is for the•
benefit of your own health as
well as others. • Dont waituntil
you;, are told' to clean• up, have
some taste about .yourself and
your surroundings and make Zur-
ich the.. cleanest Village in Ont-
ario;
G. S. ATKINSON, 'L.D.S., D.D:S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, M1-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at "Zurich . every
Tuesday and Friday from 10.00 a
in. until 5.00 • p.m., at the Commerc-
ial s
House, ( Pt•tirs )
. Main_01-
a
fife at Bayfield; Ont. -19`
Starting on Thursday, May 2nd,.
Zurich Studio an Book Room
Printing and Developing, Photos
on Post Cards,
Etc., Etc.
Alsosell "Cameras
Films, Albums',.
And all ametuer's
Supplies. .
A full Line. of
School books and
Stationery always on hand • tf21
OBRIEN' & KALBFLEISCH
Bartle -Ili Blick Zurich
The Use of Gate Signs.
In an educational campaign there
are a number • of essentials, one of
which is to create an interest in the
mind's of those you wish to influence.
It is not an easy matter to reach
fhe man who most requires instruc-
tion, Bulletins and other literature
sent to him often find their way into
the waste basket unread. 'Ile is not
easy to get out to . meetings where
the matter is to he discussed. The
main object in using these signs is
to reach the man who does not read
bulletins or attend meetings. When
lie sees a sign on his neighbor's
gate announcing the fact that a pure-
bred bull is kept on that farm, it
starts him thinking. If every farm
where, a pure-bred bull is kept is
indicated In tis way, natural curios-
ity will as a rule lead a man to make
inquiries. Such an individual will
probably have been claiming that his'
grade bull is just as good as the pure -
»bred;° but he soon realizes that if he
keeps a bull and has no sign up stat-
ing that it is pure-bred, the inference
isthat it inferior-
The • spirit of- "Keeping up with
.the Joneses," .while it may in ,scone
easescause discomfort, is a real fac-
tor in human progress. When you
get a man in a receptive frame of
mind, you have accomplished con-
siderable; in other words, you have
'fertile soil. The mission of the gate
sign is to create interest, and in this
it is succeeding in a great measure.
E, Retire, Assist. Live Stock
Director, Toronto
Can't Have Eggs and Mites, Trio.
Blot weather brings the roost
mites.. They multiply so fast that the
with tli
cin
is - swarming hen -house
and the egg yield has dropped to al-
most nothing, perhaps; before you
realize what is the eause. Therefore,
don't wait for thein. Make the house
disagreeable to these pests before
they show themselves. The process
of keeping out the mites is one of
the simplest , in poultry culture,
Kerose''newill ,do it. It is easily ap-
plied, either -by a, broad flat' paint
brush or a spray. The paint brush
will 'save • kerosene, but takes time.
The spray will save time and
use
p Y
kerosene. Take your choice, but
paint or»spray.the roost -and supports
with kerosene before the . mite,. pet
in an, appearance. The morning is
the best time, as the roosts will be
dry ind Much of°'the odor' from the
foil will have disappeared before the
hens return at night. Spray or paint
every two weeks during warm weath-
er. A good-sized egg check every
• -
D
rolling. Don't
month keeps the ball len
let the mites get .it.
GRAND BEND
Mr,.Frank Allister moved , With
his family to St. Marys, and will
make his future hone in, that'town.
Mr. R. Canning has had his
house moved which . he bought
troin Mr. S. Webb recently.
Miss llstlser Green has taken a
position in -Mr. Nelson Ravelle's
store to 'learn clerking.
Gratton is not recovering
in health its rapidly as his friends
wottlsl 1ilez
--YOU CAN HELP
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Everything in 4.
Combination storm and screen doors made to order
Lumber and Building Ma1era1
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Just � ' o's end the Sabbath
at
h
day may be • to some 'persons a
difficult problem, but to the per -
sole wheeeleaires to live up to the
fourth conimandnient,'' 4Remen:leer.
the Sabbath day to keep it holy"
there should be no difficulty: When
people get into their motor car
Sunday morning, go to the gara,.e
for gas and oil, :drive to a glimmer
resort•for. dinner, and, also eXpect
the Vendors of ice cream and can-
dies to supply them -with other
refreehmeiits, they are not only
violating the Sabbath but also
t1e.Locd's Day Act which Was fra-
med lo assure for all employees a
day of rest. The Heron County
Seced Service Council are asking
the •pu'b'ic, through It he press, to
assist in a b etter observance of
the Sabbath Day, and, the hotels,
garages and restttrants are co-oper
erating. Poster's tray now be
sown in the garages, "We „ Want
Our Sund 7ys" and ".Buy Sunday's
0asoline on Saturday.."
Custom Work our Specialty %
4.
Always in the market for saw logs
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The New Parra House and, Trees.
When planning to build a farm
house it is well to select a location
near good trees, so that their shade
may be used and enjoyed by the fam-
ily every day during the summer. It
takes .so long to grow good trees
that eki.sting ones should be cherish-
ed and. utilised to the fullest extent.
If trees trust be planted they should
not be placed directly in front of the
farm hoose, but should be put some-
what to each Side so as to make a,
err me t!ivoine i t'4 'Th tl view of 'a
'ROAou 0* rrp+l 094 iii k'I!ta?aedr ... a
New Overland 4
Int THE OVERLAND FOUR IS RIGHT
THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
SO WHY WORRY?
^a 1 Rubber Tire Buggy open
C 1 Top Buggy, steel tir es, painted
a't 1919 Gray Dort, best offer take it ...
:Chalmers Six ' • • - ,
' . McLaughlin Truck . •-
F. M. HESS Edi, CO: -
$65.00
$45.00
.. .., °.. ...$800.00
$375,00 a,
ZURICH
OVERLAND SALES AN I) SERVICE STATION
Overland Cars! Overlord Cars .
-Automobile Insurance
Are .You Protected?
..
''Yesterday Arthur Eiridge of this city, had a car. Today
nothing remains of it but the charred fraise work. Shortly after
running it into the Garage, the neighbors detected thanes shooting
out 61 the roof. The brigade ayes on ,the scene promptly, butt the
CSC was
a complete loss before the firemen could get to it. Ace'
oording to the fire chief the fire was started by a short circtiitj.
The e motorist's logs ire .about $1,000.0", --Woodstock news Item --t
Saturday, Free Press,• Londonn,
LET ME GIVIII YOU RATES ON FIRE AND: TRANSIT, THEFT, ]Mill
LIC LIABILITY,; COLLISION AND PROPERTY DAMAGE.
VICTORY BONDS SOLI) AND BOUGHT. l
YOUR WILL?
Have You MADE
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY T0;,.••.•-.
drew F Hessn
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