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BUSINESS CARDS
X'roudfooi, Killoran &. HOLM'
.Barristers, Solicitor's,: , 'ut.aries,
Pali), ), Fete, OMee Qnthe Square,
and door Irom llarxiiltbn Ft ,.Grod-
racix,
Private funds 'to loam at
Iarweat eat e5.
:fie ?x•oudloot, K,C, J. L. Killoran
D..E,.:k-foln(.ii.
Mr. Roltoes will, be in Hemel]. on
Friday of each week,
,Andrew la'. Hess, Towizship ;Clexlr
termer of marriage licenses, Notary
Public, Comninissioncr, Fire and Aut-
iornobile insurance, Representing
Huron and Erie'Nfortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada: Trust Co. Zurich,'
Ontario.
r.E. S. Har 'ie,
DENTI$T
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY•
DASHWOOD EVERY.'THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICT F:UENRAL•L.
• OSCAR KLOPP
professional Auctioneer, graduate
gut Davenport . Aucti0neering School
wry me for real estate, merchandise,
jewellery pedigreed stock, farm sales
• Mates alwaysreasonable, my territory
the. world. Choice farms for sale.
Phone 18-93 Zurich
Licensed Auctioneer
• 1 have taken out Auctioneer'
Lieense for the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any, kind o,.. Auction Sale. ' Give
me a trial and. I will assure you
atiislaction or make no charge. '
Arthur Weber, Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
-Zurich i
MARKET
wT
Fresh and. Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Woull 0
CASH FOR SKINS & RIDES .
T rngbi t ,Beichertg
ZURICH LIVERY
I am in a position .toaccomo-
date all requirements in .the Livery
:Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done, in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone se Zurich:
LIVE
pori L,TRY
WANTED .
Taken every day till 3 ,Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
When brought in.
Highest Cask Prices
--CASH FOR---
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94.
Zurich
19.20
A Year Of
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT
for the
London Life Incurance Co.
Mead Office; — London, Canada
SCALE OF PROFITS
To Participating Policyholders
was
Increased During War Period
Maintained through Epidemic
Period
Continued in high cost period
unparelled: Reward,
A Hoffman, Agent
COAL
SI
e
Spring and Summer
DELIVERIES
RI1 S
SEASON 1922•
Owing to the strike of the Min-
ere .now prevailing in the Pennsyl-
*Tania .Anthracite coal fields, we
tri unable to ;guarantee delivery
:or price and until conditions be-
xame more settled orders will be
taken rn* sect to our ,being able to
=obtain supplies andat prevailing
,srieea time of, delivery.
�. ..� G ,z teicx .
I„"OAL JSt` ptorni CE MERCHANT
'BERMS y=;CASH
Phone Office low,. ' House 10j,
{;a.N.SALL ONT.
711RI.CFI HEl2AL;l)
PUT YOUR r ,
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Fou n'dEtc. Ads
IN THIS COL'tT3,4N
FOR SALE
I I have a quantity of Ferizl'i er
on hand, Everybody elrotald use
Fertilizer on. corn land and buck-
wheat laird. J, l' -ley Jr 41-3
FOR SALE
An auto' trailer in good condiit-
ion. Apply l3' to C . Fritz.
FOR SALE
.
.pure bred, Holstein heifer
calf, two weeks old. J. Preeter
COURT OF REVISION
I6W-nslrip Of Hay
NOTICE is hereby gi'veu that
a Court of Revision of the Assess
int>nt Roll ;of 1922, of the _Township
of II.ey will hold its first meeting
la the Town Hall, Zurich on Sat-
urday, the 3rd day of ,Tune, 1922,
at 93 o'clock, a. nz.
ANDREW F. HESS,
Township Clerk, Zurich, Ont.
FOR SALE
A good second hand all steel
hay rake for. sale, L. Prang. -442
IMMEINflOMIMIO
NOTICE
We have the following varieties
of Seed Corn for sale. White
Cap Yellow Dent, Wisconsin No.
7, Imp. Leeming Bailey and Cam-
ptons early. Government tested
seed, also .marigold and turnip seed.
and a small quantity of . Millett
seed—Prices Right.—J. Gascho &
Son, .;Zurich, -40
NOTICE.
MEETING OF HURO N CO-
UNTY COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation
of the County of Huron 'will meet
in the Council Chambers, God-
erich, at 3 p.m., Tuesday, June
6th, 1922.
AU accounts should be ` in the
hands of the Clerk on or before
the Monday preceding the meeting
of Council. •
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
`Co. Clerk,
Goderich, May 18th, 1922.
WANTED,
KEEPER AND MATRON—Man: and
wife to have chargeof the Huron
County Horne 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 the next
meeting of the County Council,
which meets on June 0th, "
JOHN TORRANCE,
Inspector, Clinton, Ont.
'Clinton, May 2nd; 1922.
NOTICE.
We, the undersigned hereby
agree to close our respective pl-
aces• of business et 12 o'clock noon
eacle Thursday during the months
of May, June, July and August,
1922:
T. L. Wurm.
J.; Gaseho & 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. Pfil:e'
Jacob Deichert
NOTICE
I imve taken out License Cr
Auctioneer for the County of Hare
on, and alit in a position to con-
duct sales by auction, Give me
a trial and I' will assure you satis-
faction or
F . t c
i a charge, • tf-29
James T;enoin•ey, R. R. 2, ;.Zurich,.
P119ne Na 10-91,
G. S. ATKINSON, 14.D,5., D.D.S,
DEN-TIST
Graduate of the Royal College
Of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of. Toronto;..
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Tuesday and Friday from 10.00 a
en. until 5.00 p.m., at the Commerc-
ial House, (,Upstairs). Main O£
fife at Bayfield., Ont. -19
Starting on Thursday, May 2nd,
Zurich Studio and Book Room
Printing and Developing, Photos
• on Post Cards,
Etc., Etc.
Also sell Cameras
Films, . Albutn%.
and all ametuer's
Supplies.
A :full Line of
School book's and
Stationery always en hand tf2i
OBRIEW+ t; KALBPLEISCH
Hartleib 131oe t : -- Zurich
LOCAL NEWS
Spend june 3rd, et Zurie1i '
Mr. T, Hudson of Sealortit eit,llyd
in the village an Molidity.
Mr. and IV,Gr 8 0, f, Stahl w
3uuici ay. visitors to Dashwood,
Dungannon, (i-ariow, 1ia11J41'i'1T,
8ennitlier anti Netlist have i'orntl
ed -n: baseball league,
I'x yoaak'e bound to 'din, laugh
yourself, to cle.atli, :Ct's easier than
wee/eying your head off.
T, t
.:V5 e had e_ Arecwv J long ere ibis
Mee ou it ;a streets ;cit Sri but
t o l r our J, a i. t
sabeniiegly .the oil ha:, not yet ea-
rivedt
Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Daters of
Hay Tp were Sunday visitors with
the forrTier's parents,: Mr, and Mrs.
Hy.,, Daters, I>Tew .Hamburg.
The Dominion government has
voted .$150,000 for pezi tentiari.es, to.
accomodate the . incasing prison
populat.ibn ,
Mr. and Mrs. Tay, Weseloh and
Mr. and . Mrs. Joe. Meidinger were
Thursday visitors at the home of
Mr. Geo. Kock, ` Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton ,Siemens and
Mrs. Neil ,of Centralia, and Mrs,
Fletcher • of Calgary, A!lb.... spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sol. Jacobe.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truemner,
Miss Mabel 'Sehade and Messiel
Elgin. Schatz and Herb Krueger all
oft he 11th coni: were• week -end vis
itors at Elmira,: Waterloo andKit-
chener}.
Mr. P. Rexene has taken' over
the handling of ' Eckstein's bread
which was formerly kept at 3.
Gascho & Son's general store\Get
your bread at this place and pat-
ronize the -home baker, the man
that mikes his living at Zurich
end lives in Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Restemeyexi
and. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Restemeyer
of the Bronson; Mr. and Mrs. P.
Eisenbach and Mr. Geo. Eisenbach
of near Granit Bend; Mr.; and Mrs.
rY. Sararas of Zurich and IVIr.:and
Mrs. Elmer- Wililert of the 14th+.
nnnz ,were Sunday visitors et the
'ti ere. of Me. and Mrs. Herb. Des
ijardine,,.,Parr Line.
•
Mr. Alex. Foster, while going
north on the Goshen Line on Sat-
urday, met with what might hare
been a seriqus accident, when he
not seeing it, hit some fresh gravel
the czar turned turtle and MrtPos-
ter;going through the wind shield
headfirst. However, uo serious
dernege was ,done to both occup-
ant and cax;
On Friday, 3une 2nd, a number
c f i.ivainessrnen from the city of
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CAUSE Q'W
Page Five
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f4e Gad ,Fly Annoy
Injures .iadis,
-low the Peet Ol➢k'rut:?a..•.. ..te au'i
.T'ao floe llcseribed-.,.t r4.::z ata .ra ea, 1
'fi.'r m:I: set of $•d',srhae., ••ls
sews Wheat.
(cont Lebo tett by ennui' iD,,l,.:.r:...::3 of
At;t•lc.ultur,x loras:,:r.'1 .
The nazis; i,', s" i: -s ai,,
rather eon teen e aantion. ,.fit. +
pit... xrtrir,l. ,.. a..c..+tir•tl ,,;;• a;
lel:
and 1Q/1, 1. teetea
1evelop during the lac vie'.
months, and. r.e spring a ppi'4 :,.....
skin along the back an'] lcte:; -.
.noticed to be ccv°e.ed with Stated
rounded swellings about the saw- of
x seiall.walnut. '.Che lumps are collie
',ender• at first, and when thsy et-
eome fully developed a round hole,
.urrounded by a little frothy matter,
becomes noticeable in the centre of
aach little swelling, 'Through eacb of
those little openings in the skin a
grub or warble finally emerges. Tho
explanation of the occurrence and
development of warbles in cattle is
rather interesting.
Tbe Gad FlyIsResponsible For the
Injury.
The primary cause ,is the "Gad
ly;" ofwhich there are two varie-
ties technically terined the Hyderma
bovis and the liyderma lineata.
These flies attaclecattle whine at pas-
ture during the warm summer season,
and are seldom troublesome during
cold damp weather. They make a
buzzing sound ,vhen in flight, and
cattle when attacked'bythem become
te: r.•ified to such Zan extent as to cause
them to stampede; which is common-
ly known as "gadding." The riles
attack Zile lower' parts of the body
and the legs. They deposit their eggs
in the hairs close to the skin, cud
in such a manner that the eggs are
firmly attached to the hairs. Aft, -..,r
a time the eggs aie hatched, and the
larva or young insect passes down
the hair follicle, through the lain,
into the tissues. Further develop-
ment of the larva takes place in the
tissues, and finally they succeed in '
Making their way, to the region of the
back, which they appear to select for
the last stage of their development,
and form little lumps in the skin, in
eacb of which a grub or "warble"
is present, which is the mature larva.
Finally the grub bores its way out
through the skin and falls to the
ground, where it passes through the
chrysalis or cateritiliar stage encased
in a cocoon or shell-like covering,
and is transformed into a pupa which
in about a month. becomes fully de
'eloped and emerges as the mature
adult. gad,fiy.
3tnatforcl, .accompanied by Pre •Effects and Loss Sustained.
ter .Drury and probably Hon. 'Me.
1-Igrgs will take a trip. to Goder
a :h; ricking up recruits. by ' the
'Tay as thee- proceed. It is •exp-
ecta,z thr. . -.`eral will join `the
hike al+ _ the way and auncheon
will be e :•ved by the Goderiteh
-BeY",'.''rade and .speeches giv-
er!
iver! ');•: the 'Premier and others.
The Summer Series of meetings
of the Womens' Institute conduct.
ed by the Department of Agric-
ulture r'il'l be held in Zurich; on the
afternoon of June 7th at 2.30 o'-
clock. The Government speaker
will be Miss E. M. Collins,•site
his. had several year's experiienoo
as a Demonlstration Lecturer in
sewing and as. a lecturer to Wom-
en's Institutes. Her success a, a
demonstrator and teacher, together'
with the ability to instruct in a
pleasing, forceful Manner,. will en-
sure- valuable service to the Ina-
stitutes. Her. subjects are The
Principles of Dress; A. Girl's Pre-
p;tration for Life; Homemaking •=
Ideals;; Instiitutea--Their A4msand
.Achievements; Women's National
Outlook. A heeirty welcome is
extended to all ladies to bepres-
ent and take in this intellectual.
feast. The meeting will be held,
at the Ladies' Hall, a good pro-
gram isp repared and:. a larlge.
turnout is expected.
CHUn:CH OF GOD
CAMP MEETING
The annual camp meeting of
the Church of God -OW be held
in London this year on June `god
to June llth inclusive. The camp
grounds are located at Kingston
ITeights, West London, an ideal
location and site for the purpose
There hes just been completed
on 'the grounds, a spacious and
attractive Tabernacle which *will
i
seat nearly 1000 peop:e. The Plan
of the Tabernacle was designed by
an American architect azul though
net elaborate, its graceful lines
and pleasing 'proportions awake it
a thing of beauty]
Every effort is being put
forth to make this meeting a grand
success. Able rraiaisterial help has
been securej .btoh `frouz thiis coun-
try incl Mtn the United States
and the music, nad singing will . be
made ;a• special feature:
The grand truths of the Bible
which can never grow old, will be
presented hi their simplicity and
their fullness, .Much 'prayer has
been, offered for the Meeting and a
gracious Outpouring of God's Holy
Spirit is' expected$ - -
The distance from .Zurich is not
great, why not "r otor down on
eithett or both, of the Sundays dur-
ing whic1e,4$ie meetings are in
progress : ;A hearty invitation is
extended to the ptibliic to 'attend
this it)ectxll ,
The effects 'produced by gad flies
'and warbles are chiefly , economic
losses, which the flies cause by
worrying cattle while at pasture dur-
ing the .summer time and lessening
milk production, and the damage
which the warbles inflict to the skin,
thug lessening the value of hides for
tanning purposes. The extent of the
injury done to hides through warbles
is considerable, and it is conserva-
tively estimated that twenty-five per
cent. of cattle hides are thus damag-
ed each year. Tanners and hide
dealers do not want warbled hides,
as the uses a grubby hide • can be
put to -are limited, and as a result
they are graded low and reduced in
;price.
Prevention and Treatment. •
Various preparations have been
recommended and used as repellents
to ward, off the attacks of gad flies
and prevent them laying eggs on cat-
tle during the summer season. Local
treatment of the backs of cattle with
a mixture of sulphur, oil ot tar and
train oil is popular, but it would
appear to be of little real service.
It is now generally considered that
n districts where warbles are
troublesome that the best course to
be adopted is to keep the cattle un-
der shelter or the shade of trees
during the heat of the day in sum-
mer to prevent them being altackacl
by the files as far as possible. Dur
ing the winter months the cite.
should be examined every week, and
if any of them are noticed to be
affected with warbles the grubs
should be squeezed out of thea backs
every fes' Weeks or at least once a
month. To facilitate, the removal
and destruction pf the: grubs the
little openings in the skin over each
lump may be enlarged a little with
the ,point of -a sharp' knife and a
little to 2torzaa1-ye.eeline, ointment
applied, his ointment' is. composed
of one part of iodoform and five parts
Of yaseline, and is very effective in
killing the grubs. The grubs ca:n be
readily sq
c.azed• out of the lumps
at
the proper tine and should be de-
stroyed to prevent their further
development and thus lessen the
number of flies for the coining sum-
mer. 12 these precautions and sim-
ple measures were carried out by
cattle owners each winter the occur-
revice of warbles wonalcl bo large:
overcome, and a needless loss avoid-
ed which in the aggregate is very ;con-
:iderable as it involves loss of con-
dition, lessened- intik production and
damage r to ' the hides.—C, D. Mc-
Gilvr;ay, Principal Ontario Veterin-
ary College, Toronto.
Weeds Versus Wheat.
Ragweed removes from 'the sole
14.6 pounds of nitrogen and three
pounds of pliospliorie aeld for each
ton of Weeds, while the same weight
of wheat in grain and straw removes
only 12.2 pounds of nitrogen and 2,8
pounds of ,phosphoric acid. One ton
of such wheat is equivalent to a
13 -bushel crop.
'Warm water, green feed and lint
w; laps 'U-10tli , i ;.Cc1'0 of :.,:-:,
•
Pletch;°r'c Cas tori: ie a _r...,.: a remedy for infanta and Children.
Foods are , _ w.l. for babies. A baby's medicine
is evenprimarily <.n.rr»^ ..r:.F .?.,a ;.:l: Laby. Remedies primarily prepared
f(:r F ,.1719-'l= 9 _, . »:itcrc ,,an 'able. It was the need of
a r:unedy. for '..lav conic.on ailments of Infants and Children-
that brcuzint Castoria,beefore the public after; years of research,
ano. o claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
years has not j?re I ;Si-.
Ian 4.
h _s T RI
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 censtaut use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and .Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, a,,, d by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural. sleep.
The Children's Con-dort—The Mother's Friend.
CASIO 11
GENUIPslE
1ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
t -ii Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY., NEW YORK CITY
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Everything in 4
Combination storm and screen doors made to order
Lumber and Bui!din t'Fate§ Ia1
Custom'Work our Specialty
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McLaughlin Trucky
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F. M. HESS & CO.
OVERLAND SALES AND SERVICE
New
The Gveriand Four is still
going and going good
$375.00
ZURICH cn
STATION
Overland Cars! Overlord Cars
ti :
41,144 -s
Automobile Insurance
Are You Protected?
"Yesterday Arthur Elridge of the city, had a cart. To -day;
•t y alter.
work.� Shortly 1
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nothing remains of it hut the charred Trainy
running it into the: Garage, the neighbors detected. flames shooting
out of the rootbrigade The bri ade W,as on 'the scene promptly', but the
cae was a complete loss before the firemen could get to it. Ac-
cording to the fire chief the fire .was started by a short circuit,',
' 's ss ie about 1000.(0".—Woodstock news item -•-c
'rli( tnotoxrst to � ,
Saturday, Free Press„ London,
i 1, ;T + ON FIRE AND TRANSIT, THEFT, PUB
I,.E1 111E GIYII YOU RA, RS
LIC .LIABILITY, COLLISION AND PROPERTY DAMAGE.
VICTORY BONDS SOLD AND BOUGHT, 1
Have You MADE YOUR ;W1 LL?
PARTICULARS APPLY TO';--
FOR PULL
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich