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BVSINESS CARDS
proudtoot, Xilleran HOLMER.
BaeriEtexe, Solicitors, Notaries,
tubli:, i to.. Office on the Square,
Sod deer fr'Qm Hamilton St. God-
ericb. Private fundsto loan ; at
taweet rates.
K. yrouditot, K.C. J. L, :Killoran
PUT YOUR '
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc."'Ads
T!ius" COZat'7MN
WA,1 TED
D, E. Holmes. General Servant' for f�ami7T of
Bolmes 0411 be ilz Hensal,l on two, n1o, wahsnig. +Ctoodwages, ap
I l p
Friday of eRleli week, ply in: ,Ier�son or 'letter to Mrs,
Andreve,F. Hess,Township alert
lteruer of marriage licenses, Notary
�ablic, Commissioner, Fire and Ant
-
'immobile Insurance, , • Representing
Margo and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario.
Dr. G. L. Smith'L.t $. ()Toronto,) (D.D.s,,(Chicago)
DENTIST
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
MAIN O'R'IFICE -- HENSAL,L
A,.U.C-T-I.O-N-E-E-R
OSCAR IiLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of Auctioneering. Try,
me for Registered" Live Stock;
(All Breeds). Terns in keeping
with prevailing ,prices. Choice
farms for sale. Will sell 'anything
anywhere: Zurich.
Phone 18-93 or write, `
'Licensed Auctioneer
County
tat
con-
,:
i,iconsed. Auctioneer to con-
' °" at Huron. In "a position
duct ' any auction sale, regardless
; ais to size or articles tto sell. not
�,.:: cosiest your business; for
satisfied, will make no charges
cervices. _Dashwood.
;Arthur Weber,
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
E T
Fresh and Salt MMeats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Woolf
CAR FOR SKINS & R1DES
'$° agbl t &+
ZURICH LIVERY
I am in e. position to accomo-
e :. date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. e
thing . done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
4`..`Phone sfl Zurich.
tl,
S. ATKINSON, L,D.S., D,D.S,
DENTIST -
Graduate
ENTISIT-Graduate of the Royal College
'of Dental Surge -ons 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
11.90 ane. until 5.00 p.m at theii COm-
raercial House. Main Office att
'hseter, Ont., Phone 34.
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,POULTRY
WANTED
'Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
Wharf brought in.
[Highest Cask Prices
---CASH FOR--
Cream
OR---
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
phots° 94. w. Zurich"
COAL
SEASON 1923
Summer Deliveries
l e Deleware & Hudson Co's.
LACAWANA COAL
We - have now in 'stock, bar of
ikligh Grade Soft Coal.
Also ear Pea Coal, try a load of
'this for banking your fires and for
ateneral 'else. ,. .
Arriving boon, ear Bullets. Got
e'our order in, for a load of these
they Will go quick). Prices for
lthe oar Only $13,50.• per Tom
GAYI & PRODUCE MERCHANT
ilopt3 ° Office' low, House
iii ffice&Coal Y'arde,: BrockStreet,
NSALL
'
Newton, Brady,; Ilayfiled..
STRAYED ' `
•
Unto ley premises, 14th, eon,,Hay
Township, a black brood-so'w
Owner can shave, [same by paying
all expensed. i Also strayed from
my premises„ a white trig about 4
nsenths old„ finder kindly notify me
Ed. Stire, R.R,1, Dashwood tf48
FARM FOR SALE•
Consisting of 75 acres, h.eing, of
9, (Joni: 4, 'lay, Tp. 1There iss,A'n the
farm a good bank barn, will weld
iu barn,, galv. water troughs thro
ugli stable, cement "floors, ands
everything in' good repair, farm-
wolf
arm welf drained, of a good rich clay
loans, in high state of cultivation!.
Also a 'good 'game hoyse with both
soft and hard water„ bath room,
_furnace and all conveniences. AI -
lo 25 acres, being lot SN- "N$;., 9,
5th eon(,,, Hay Tee, well fenced wiith
,windmill thereon, a real good pas-
ture farms For • further '.pat-ticul
nears' apply to A. Wildfong, R. R.
1, Exeter, s- Phone 63r13." -'' t145
WANTED
FOR CASH -1000 tons of scrap
iron, rags, rubbers, old -stoves,
horse hair, wool, lead, copper and
brass, geese and duck feathers, and
all kinds of Junk. If you have any
junk to • dispose of Kindly Phone
1-51, Zurich; or write, L Cohen,
Exeter, Ont. 41-2,
WANTED
Good plain. .cook for •general
house work; no washing or iron-
ing; wages $35.00 a month to com-
petent person{, Address P. 0.
Drawer 336, Goderich t50.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 125 ajcres, being
Lot T+.;0 anal, 9, le R. W;,,• Stanley
Township. There is 'bn tine prem-
ises a fine hank bare with cement
stables, plenty of eater in the
stables, a good drive shed, garage,
coiixfortahle frame house, with
good velar, the farm is well fenced,
and well drained,' nice orchard, is
,e f a richclay, loamig, eq Vere, desir-
able propeat3 and 'la . fine. home
For further particulars phon!e'13-99
He/Is :Hs or Write Geo. Dewar; R.
•3, )ayfield.
Painting and Paper, Hanging
I Am in.. position to do any
kind of paper hanging, .- painting
graining and decorating.
H. Eickmeier, Wainer Ho`ulse,
Zurich _-_ . tf-37
FARM FOR SALE
FARM -Fifty acres, more or less
being south part of Lot No. 17,
Con. 7, Hay. On farm is 1;S story
frame house, with kitchen and
.woodshed attached. Smoke ho-
use, bank barn 30x36 on cement
wall with galvanized roof. (Shed,
pig pen, hen house, driving - shed
and other., outbuildings. Theire
are a variety of ,fruit trees on the
farm.• fThie :tennis all seeded ex-
cept about two or, three acres;.
Farre would be ,suitable For a truck
farm- or for raisin celery or small
fruits. Also good for ,pasture as
it is well watered.
For further particulars apply to
Chris. Schrag, Zurich, Administrat-
or. Estate Menno Kipfer.
WANTED
Dressmaking and home sewing
of all kinds. All work neatly done
and !satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs,
J.
A. Meyers, co, Mr Morris Weber
Zurich. tf-36
In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
remember' the Herald Office is
agent for. most o.f them and in
some cases can save you as much
as 50 c
en(ts our a single `subscript-
ion~
NOTICE
I have taken out License for
Auctioneeir for the County of Hur-
on, and am in a position tocon-
duct sales by auction, Give the
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or iso charge. tf429
James Denomey, R. R. 2,. Zurich,
Phone No. 10-93
DR. JOHN WARD
Will make a complete test of
refractive condition of the eye, and
ofthe m
uncles. Speetacies 'scientif-
ically fitted. Services at reasonable
charges. Will "ice at;--, 822
Zimmer's Hotel, Dashwood,
WaleSr FldVilie, Zurich,
L.,
OCAL NEWS
Miss Matilda Tol'znson is visiting:
friends in Kitchener,'
Miss Leila Siebert !Was ,4, week-
end visitor at Kitchener. `
Mn. ''era Haberer is building , a'
new residence.thia 'summer, the cel-
lar is texeavated.
Mr. Robert Eisenb?ach of T itebe
oiler visited at his horn on :.the;
13abylon Line over !Sundays,.
Mr, and Mrs, D.W, Staskopf of
;Kitchener, spent the holiday at the
hone of Mi, Thomas Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs,. el. Albrecht and
daughter Miss. Rose,' wore Sunday
tgglors with. Mr. and Mrs.'1v.0esch
13ron'son Line. i
Mr. and Mrs. .C. L. Smith and
Mr. 1). Smith, were visitors to
Dab•9wood on Sunday,
Messrs. 3. Hey( Jr. and K. Rout-
ledge were at Lonldon' on business
this Wednesday.
M. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe'of
the Parr' Line, and Mies Pearl•Pfi'ie.
of Zurich were Sunday visitors at
Blyth.
Master Hugh: MacKinnon, who
has been on the sick list for the
past few weeks, is able to be are
ound again.
Mr. • Jacob Weido ,is making 'fast
progress with . his new' house, ae.
th. frank, structure is u.p grid
teddy to be bricked in.
• iL'. and Mrs."•.A. Moritz and fam-
ily o7. Guelph, and Mrs. J. Wing.pf
Bitcirener, were holiday visitors
with relatives in 'Zurich.
ileturning Officer Layton, of
Kippen was ill, the village on Mon-
clay making derangements for the
election on June 25th. -
Mrs. 13oyes of Lefro'y will addres
the Women's Institute) in. the ladle's
Ha'l on Thursday evening, June 7,
at 8 c, clock. All ladies are ciord-
sally invited to attend;
The concert, UncleTom's Cabin
was given in the Town Hall, on
Saturday y evening, owing to 1 the
hot weather, 'only, ea fair atter d.
ance was present. k,
Judge tL, Dickson o1 Goderich,
l+r elided , on Wednesday in the
1 own Haft, Zurich, for, the local Co -
est for' the revising sof the Vot°'
era' List for the election; on ,June
2i t h.. .
June 4th was observed as a pub
eolid.ay in Zurich and all places
of business weree closed. The
dao was spent in fishing and other
amusements and ended up in a base
ball game on the local diamond
with the Ilensall team..
lsrr and Mrs,. A. Melick and fam-
ily spent the holiday with their da -
tighter, Mr. and Mrs. Lennie CCal-
]fas, Kitchener/.
The first actual open air musical
:censers WAS, given by- 'Zurich Jub-
ilee Band on''Saturday erenieg.. A
lar.re crowd, was present to•',enjoy
this music, and it is a great credit
to the. boys the way they can mas-
ter the .various instruments. Some
cre.ry cti:ficult hnusic was handled
be them. Come. again . and bring
y,) ii' friends along next Saturday
e se. dna you will be delighted.
Tht mosquito has a,ain made
its appearance during the last few
hot days, and is here by the tho-
usands, a rather discomfort to be
sitting outside. 'See that you
have no old pails or barrels • or
perhaps. some old tin cans that are
filled with water and standing ar-
ound", it makes a fine place for
thein to hatch out by; the scores
arid is a nuciance.
Mr. Ezra Bender of the 14th con.
is' confined to his bed with serious
i11nese,+
- Last Wednesday afternono„ Mrs.
Fred. Weiberg, ?who lives a anile
south of Dashwood had a narrow
escape of being gorged and tram-
ped to death :bye mad heiferevh'o
eat in the field which Mrs. Wei-
'icig was ;going through. The
in,furated animal gave loud belolws
and attacked Mrs. Weiberg, kno-
cking her down and trampling on
her to the extent of breaking sev-
eral ribs, her collar bone and di's-
l^eating her shoulder, and bruising
her body 3therwise. The• annual
then; left its victim lay and went
ate ay and Mrs. Weiberg worked her
her wa'y into the thous4 Maj
Weiberg and 'son Henry . were
Ntorking- in :the field ,and knew
,iothing thereof, ;until Henry arriv-
ed home, tend he at' once phoned
for assistance;. Dr. Taylor was
summoned and gavel 'relief, the
patient is doing es well as can be
expected under the bruised and
battered condition she is in,
SCHOOL FAIRS ;
Following are the dates of the
School Fairs for the season of 1923
as given( out from the Argieultural
Representative's Office, Clinton.
)Sept. 6th Fordwich'
wept. 7th, Wroxeter
Sept;. 10th, Ethel
!Sept 11th,_ Belgrave
Sept 12th, Bluevate
.Sept. 13th, 1St Helens
' Sept 14th, Asli!field I, 1,
1Sep4 17, Carlow
!Sept 18, Clirrtoq.
Sept. 19th, ZURICH
Sept 20th; Dashwolod
;Sept. 21st, Winchelsea
;Sept 22; Po(rter's" Hill
;Sept 24--25,. Wnieh'aliti!..
Sept 26, Wal lt,ao
,Sept,27,, Dublin; 1
Sept 28., Blyth
0O•ct 1st; Varna i i
Oct 2, +Ct+e`clito(it 1. ,
Oct. 3rd.; Grant' I3enl l
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ra(Ica, instructions on
lw 'lis" Useful Machine.
o 'ti t ttirrg Bar and *Stelel Plate
Attentiozr pep the Knife Sharp
--GI (,,lver. the Machine Baily
Retitvos From Dees.
a
,(�' n,trttSit:ed.b�y Ontario Departrnent or
, ,igric>,itur'e, Toronto.)
Puss x un hive -has give splendid
se 'vice to tIx fareners of the ,past ant,
PreseAt generationrs, , Fifty years agcy
the�eri9wHr• was a perfected .niachinra
and ;the' iMnrovements since that clack.
have • ;net:, been, qt :a reryolutionary
Mature•.
Watch t to"Gutting Bar.
This machine is subjected to s
!numbe7 (1 abuses, rtraceable to the.,
carelesskxe4s of the average far...;
hand.'1 eic?of attention in oiling, due
ledger .Pltit'es and knife operated over
rough ,or stony ground.. With the
knife run,liing close to the soil sur
face, injury from•contact with gravel,
sand' end small stones is frequent.
The watchfulness of the operator to
avoid sub,tecting the cutter bar to in
jury is" the -best protection when the
mower .is sit use on rough ground.
The cutter bar with its numerous.
guards can be elevated or tilted
quickly byean experienced operator
and obstructions avoided. The guards
should be kept tight and .in perfect
alignment
Give the Steel Plate Attention.,
The small steel plate that is rivet-
edto the,g1ard at the point where
the knife edge- performs the scissor
movement should be kept sharp or
at least not permitted to wear round.
These plates,: commonly known ,s
ledger plates, become dull with use,
a condition that greatly reduces the
efficiency,,of the mower and increases
the draft. A mower with dull or
rounded' ledger plates will stick in
heavy cutting or damp grass. A
sharp knife and sharp edged ledger
plates means light draft for the team
and clean, free cutting of -the crop.
The Knife Must Be Kept Sharp.
Too mubh attention ea`nnot be
given to the cutter bar with its at-
tached guards anj quick moving
knife. If the mower sticks at every
mouse -nest or tuft of grass, the place
to look for the trouble is in the dull
knife, the ledger plates, the worn
guards, or the, keepers that hold the
kid t ,ra •. in 'place. With the new
mower it will 6e noted that the cut -
Wig edges are. sharp, that there is
but little play for the knife other
than as intended. In the past too lit
tle'attention has been given to keep-
ingthe ledger plates sharp. With
these dull, no scatter how good the
knife is; tough material will be
drawn beneath the knife instead of
being, cut, forcing the blade up
against the guard causing wear :that
gives a loose fitting knife, poor work
and greatly increased 'draft.
Why the New Mower Cuts Best
The experieeeSPof all Is that the
mower cuts better the first season,
than ever after. This experience is
largely due to the fact that too little
attention is paid to the parts that are
responsible for the cutting. The wear
on thesection points of the mower
knife is greatest near the point. This
wear, together with the grinding
necessary to keep the knife sharp,
changes the shape of the-section-con-
sidei•ably, and in such a way as to
reduce its efficiency as a cutting im-
plement. The man doing the grind-
ing should endeavor to keep the or-
iginal shape of the section in so far
as possible. Many of the emery
grinders used in sharpening mower
knifes grind away the points of the
section to a serious .,extent without
doing very much sharpening. A spe-
cially shaped emery or carborundum
stone or file should be used and the
work dome .in th'e farm shop. A spare
knife should always be at hand in
the field.
Go Over the Machine Daily.
The mower should be gone over
carefully twice each day and all bolts
tighten• d. The main bearings should
be oiled at least ono° each hour, and.
the pitman bearings at least every
half hour. " When the mower is not
in use the knife should be removed.
The cutter bar should be elevated to
the vertical position when the ma-
chine is not in use. " A little heavy
mineral oil should be brushed over
all parts that are likely to rust. Don't
use paint oils. The mower, like the
binder, to give its bestservice,_should
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be given good care.
,L, Stevenson,
Sec., Dept. of Agriculture.
Returns Prom Bees.
Good returns are obtained from
keeping bees in Canada, the -Condi-
tions in many parts of th'e country
being particularly favorable for
honey production. Yet much uncer-
tainty exists, and misconceptions
have arisen as to the returns to be
expected, • One sometimes hears that
colony of bees has produced in one
season four or Live hundred pounds
of honey. Such yields, however, are
exceptional, and are the result of a
combination of fortunate circum-
stances, abundant flowers of alsike
and white clover, fireweed, or other
important Honey plants, a particular-
liv industrious colony, a Well trained
and . experienced beekeeper, and,
above all,. favorable ;weather. They
cannot be obtained from every hive,
nor can they be repeated year after
year. Somtimes a year of failure fol -
lbws a year -of plenty.
To get reliable figures it is neces-
sary to average the returns from the
colonies in the apiary for a number
of years. The latest ilgures Show that
the average annual yield of honey
has varied from. 111 pounds per colony
in the least profitable apiary to 133
pounds per colony in' the, most profi-
table apiary. The ;average annual
production for all the ;apiaries was
63 pounds per colony, -which is high.
enough to make a stttisfattery profit,
These figures indicate the importance
Of good inariagement„ the returns of
only 1$ Dolmas `been flue to
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Mothers Know That
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If Yor cannot afford a Ford why
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS sellsthem
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Painting Fond Car, One 'oat, $15.00, Two Coats
iCoverieg Ford. Top Good Material __
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors ._. _._
Painting Baggy
IF `YOU WANT SERVICE E
W HAVE. IT
WE RERUB"i3EP. YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
$20.00
$27.00
$5.00
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_ Custom Work cur Ercciaily
'Always in the market for saw logs
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1,. Our Suits are made by work -
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The very best linings put in
all our garments,
15. We guarantee ,satisfaction or;
money refunded.
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'TAILOR AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR •.
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