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Thursday, .August Kith, : 1922
BUSINESS CARDS
•eoudfoot, Killoran & HOIeMFS•
Hamsters, eollc:itors, Notaries,
putuli:, Etc, Office on the Satiate,
hd doo.0 from Hamilton Be. God -
*rich,. + Yriyate .funds to loam at
1oWeet rales,
ip..X''roudfoot, K.C. :3. L. Killoran
D. E. Holmes.
#r, Holmes will be in Rennet' an•�
Friday of each week.
Aedrew k'. Tess, Township Clerk
Inner of ,marriage licenses, Notar9
'>itblie, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
omobile Insurance, Representing
Huron and Erie lVfortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario,
Smith
L,71.S. tjl'oronto.) 1D,D.S„Chicago)
DENTIST
AT WALFER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE H1;NSALL
OSC ILOPP
AR
Graduate Carey M. Jones
at-
ional School of Auctoneering. Try,
me for Registered Live Stock;
,
(All- Breeds). Terms in beeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
tangs for sale. Will sell anything
ytuywhere. Zurich.
phone 18-93 or write,
LiGensed Auctioneer
I;icensed' Auctioneer for County.
et Huron. In a position
Con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
as to, size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business;'' and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services. Weber -Dashwood.
Arthur Web ,
Pbone 31 r 13,
Zurich Feat
Fresh and Salt 1Vleats
etc
$oYOgna Sausages,
Highest Cash Price S & g�
IDES
CASH FOR SK
Tungblat SL,
Deiatut
LVERY
I am hi a position to accoino
'date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire, Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
'Phone 59 Zurich;
el, S. • A.TKINSONe L.D,S•, p,D.S,
DENTIST
t raduate of the Royal College
'Of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto.
Late District. Dental Officer, JaiI-
ltery District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY from
10,00 a.liv. until 5.00 pan at the;Com-
uerc-ia1 House.: Main Office at
Exeter, Ont., Phone 34. -19
LIVE
POU LT R
WANTED.
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning,
when brought in,
'Highest Coes Prices
--CASH FOR—
Cream
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brie
Phoaie 94, Zuriich
PUT YQUE
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found!, Notice, ds
IN THIS COLCMN,
FOR SALE
.A. new Maelaey-Harris corn Bin -
dor for sale oe rent.
Lt A, Pveli ,--Znrich U6
• FARM FOR SALE
C'o.n:sieting • of 50 acres of good
farming land, being Lot 5, Con-
cession 1T, Hay Township,. There
is on the farm a good veneered
House, bank barn 'with concrete yet-
ables and foundation, also e fine
young orchard. For further par
ticularo apply elo John Becker, A.
R. No 1; Dashwood, Administ''ater
of estate of Wm. Heckman, tf6
SEASON 1923
Summer Deliveries
The Deleware &'.Hudson Co's.
LACAWANA .COAL
We have stow in stock, Car of.
High Grade Sort Coal.
Also car Pea 'Coal, try a ,load of
this for banking your fires and for
general use.
Arriving soon, car Bu1'1etd. Get
your order in for. a load of these
'they will go quica. Pricee for
the car only $13.50 pet Tom at.
+ri ,191 '& PRODtTCE MERCHANT
hiotie• Offlee 10.0. House 10j,
lCyl`.;littfa&Cgal Yards,' Brock Street,
HENSALL ONT.
HONEY FOR SALE
We aro now in a position to cup
ply year wants with No 3. clover
honey 15c. lb. Have also some ehe-
aper grades foe salt:. We will fill
your containers for you. . Also
senie
very efine 'comb ha
ie
y
Fabree & ' Sues, t8
Dr- McCLENAGHAN
Graduate o'f ' almer s School of
Chiropractic; of Goderich wilt be
at McCormick block, every day
from 10 o'clock a.m. to 6 o'clock,
pen. and from 7 to 9 p.ni, Have
had 3 years at prectic.nl experience
in the west. Consultation and
Spinal analysis free. t-8
LOST
At. Gi and Bend, a purse contain-
ing •a quantity of money. ,'Owner
:all at Herald Office for particul-
ars. i _ . 4-4
LOST
At the Blake Garden Party, on
1? Manson s Lawn, a, -Waltham gold
wrist watch. Finclee kinldy re-
bel). to Herald Office and receive
a reward. tf-4
FOR SALE •
One good. Deering ]tinder, 6 -ft.
•cut with shear cariinr. •:Wil'l be
sold cheap. Apply to J. E. Druar
"burich, Ont. tf--4
•FOR SALE •
1 • good. General -Purpose mare
t rtheron (3 yrs. old), suitable to
•Terk and drive.., also one heavy
'dealt lore Clycitr, sired by Com-.
u' orae (3 yrs. pa^te good size and
quality,; will meek. : a heavy Learn
burse. Both horses are sound. and
reeb , and will price them rightfor
pick sale John C. Durst, ,Dashwo
74th con. Hay Tp.
Tuxedo • Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR 8'O.RD CARS. GI/
ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT
TUkuNig OF BANDS. Sold •Ey
L.::A 'Prang, Zurich t-9
FOR SALE
For quick sale, a Waterloo sep-
arator with cutter 36c48 in!. In
ex;:etlent condition. Formerly ow
ned 'by Jas. Overholt. Must be
Jule. at once -A. real bargaii>ltFox
turther particulars and terns ap-
ply to J Preeter, F. C. Yealbfleisch
R. P. Stade;.,. Zurich,' Ont.
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FOR SALE
Lands described as follows are
offered for sale. All are situat-
ed in Hay Township. North -half
Lot 14, L.R.E., Con,, contain ang 64
acres. Frame house built thereon.
E art north-east coiner of Lot 11, L.
con., 4 acres. • West quarter
lot 21, coni. 15, 24 acres. For part-
iculars apply to Canada Trust Co.
London, Ont., or to 'Andrew F, Hess
Zurich, Ont, tf-50
'FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 125 acres, being
Lot .E48 anti. 9, L. R. W., Stanley
Townrshipl. (,]`here is on the prem-
ises a fhie bank barn with cement
stables, plenty of water in the
stables, a good drive shed, garage,.
comfortable frame house, with
good celar, the farm is well fenced,
and 'well drained, nice orchard, is
of a rich clay loans, 'af very, desir-
able property and is fine home,
For further particulars phone l33-99
Hensel, or write Geo. 'Dewar, R.
A. 3, Bayfield.
In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weakly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for most of theme and a in
some cases can save you as mach
as 50 cents on a single subscript-
.
ons
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NOTICE
I have taken out License , for
Auctioneer for the County ofllur-
on, and am in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give me
a trial and 1 will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. • tf-29
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JaJames1;t•*nomt.y, R. R. 2, Zurich,
,
Phone No: 1O.,93
• Mr. and Mrs T I. Wurrn were t' ;
London on Thursday
Mrs. ,Sarah Mines spenclin
few weeks at C''arao, Mich
Mr and Mrs Hy. Semon of Lo
don, were Sunday visitors in t°,kte
vii1aS+? .
Mr and Mrs G Wilson of Cen-
tialia were Sunday visitors an the
i'age.
Mrs Annie Fassold of Toronto,
le visiting with Mr alid Mrs Jos
Geiger
Mtn. Irvin D. Smith, of Hamilton
called on, his . brother, C. L. Sleuth
a few hours' on Tuesday
Mr and errs Herbert Kraft of Kit
chener, are holidaying with t
foxrner''s father, Mi. Louis Kraft.
Mr O'Dwyer and family of the
West called on, his brother, Dr. I'`
J•. O'Dwyer, on Friday
Mr and Mee Herb Howeed of h.it
chener hohdayed with the' former a
parents the past week
Mr• and Mrs Jas. Howard . of
Goderich called in the village one
day last week.
A number from the village at-.
tended the Old Boys Renunion, a:
'Mitchell on Thursday
Miss V Perch . of Cross lith is.
spending a few days at the home
of frtr Alex Rennie, Babylon Line
Miss Adell Witmore of •the Town
Line, spent the past' week visiting
ielatives and frieends at Landon
Miss Olive O'Brien has returned
froin a few` weeks visit with rose
coves at Detroit ane . Michigan
Mr and Mrs A. Melick, andt . Mr
J. Preetcr ..and family attended. the
Children s Day. Rally at Crediton
on Sunday -
Mr and Mrs A F Bess, Mr eelbe t
Hess,. and Misa Mer,, ,ret Fees,
attcrrded the Oid Bogs Reeueieneet
London, on Thursday
Mr and. Mrs Jack BoiaL1c ge of
Dutton„ visited the past week~ et
the home of the fortnsr's pa'lents,
Dr and Mrs Jos. Routledge
Mr - and Mrs Roland Friedl, tit
Segina'w, Mich., Mr and Airs .'4L
Fenn of Parkhill, visited at Mr ad
Mrs CC Fritz •on Thursday
Mr. Hy Magee Mr Elmer M agel,
Mr Plant, Frederick Mageel and
Dick Morris, all of Detroit, z iSiteti
m town over the weekend ,
Mrs. J. Broder i le of Exeter, ltias
returned to ho: he lie alter spend-
ing same ten, wit's her 'daugltter
Ctrs Wen Benoit, Town' Line
Mr and Mrs E E leucins, Mr Gar
Iield Brown ' and . sister Miss Mary
Brown were Thurs:iay visitors tir
London'
Mr and M.'S M r Srveitzer;' labs
A87,1 -{.<Hoffman., Miss Lydia T�;nti,st
e eefeeelie" eeeekeeed at CeOZfeeteeee
r'id report having. a most enjoy-
able tine
Rev and Mrs 'R 51 Geiger of
Rockwood are pleesar,tly upending
their vacation at the home of the
forrnr's parents, Mr and Mre.M
Geiger •
Dr. wee Mrs, J. A, MacKinnon
Archie and. Iiugh, are
rn:ii.ig a fe,: days this 'reek et
1.11... Doctor's* f miner; home, at ()M-
erlon Ont.; rear. Toronto. They
'ntend to return on Friday
Mr F 0 E tlbfleisch has precede,
ally all this suns' n's crop of fia,e
pulled, which is a fair crops. Thse
cshittg operations ".are expected -to.
commence this week, and which
,ivies' employee nt to cotisiderablt'
workers
The price of gasoline in the tIS
has made e drop of 6c per gulien,
owing to severe protests by floe
public auto metiers. In Texas it
is retailing for ire. a g alien, while
the price in Zurich at the local me
,ors still ,r'emaiu,s 300
Mr and Mrs George noels of Deli
wood were in the Villas: oo Friday,
we are pleased .tosen htr i oeh alile.
to be out and around again, wit:.
ter .his serious auto accident at
London, some time ago, onset lie
had several ribs broken and lain
loon and head severely Uruised up
.; Mr and Mrs Saddingtnn of Chat
ham 'spent a few days this week
at the hotne o° Mr and Mrs J Ely
Jr. A. most enjoyable outing .Wee
:anent at Meneeetung Park, and
Saltford Heighte. and Goderich en
Monday. They were accompanied
'1,y Mrs A .Stelek and daughter,
Hanel of London, and Abs.Me*
Steeek of the village, and all report
a Most pleasant time at, this file
resort
-H YMEN IAL--
Oni Wednesday July 25th, 19e3" at
12.30 'p tn. the. marriage of Mess
Alma Pettigrew and Mi'. Ceotl'e
R. Hess, was eolemnizeed at the
home of Mr and. Mrs Allan F:sler
at Biltar, Sask. The ceremony was
performed ley Rev. Ie. J:: Smith,as-
sisted by Rev', J. B. Barker. The
bride wore a cementing gown p1
Silly: crepe -du -chine and • t i iiu`n
lace., and carried a 'shower of eel, -
tuitions' and roses. A sister, of
the bride, Miss Verna . ?ettig•cwl�,
played the- ;wedding muic. • Y
Dinner followed tho ceremony, at
which covers were laid ;for hen(
The bridal couple then, Motored to.
Jack-S'ish take via Battleford,
vhere they, will 'epend their honey-
moon: The gloom: is a son of
Mr' and Mrs F' W:Bess, .formerly
of Zurich, now of. Biggar; ,Sask,,
here gr and Mrs Geo. ltess will
siva"ide. ' The Herald joins with their
,many Zurich friends • in extra c tg
'congratulations
ATMOR
�e Impart Too Much Foreign.
Agricultural Products.
c'anmifans Use a Good Deal of tin -
not tell
in-nottell Prltii, VVegeeilee; and
(at'tatu----'9.'lteir Value ItIstimateci at
Ne.il e 5100,000,000 -,•The 11. s-
siert of • Niit 'ogoll-eo Alcohol in
Contribute,1 ti,y MUM rio Department of
eerteetture. Toronto.)
Are Canadian turutors getting the
Ind advantage oh their home market?
A ,shiny of the, import figures for the
Brent year ending March 31st last
reveals the amazing extent to which
the foots stuffs we most pride our-
selves In producing are imported for
onsutnption in Canada.
Taste fruits for instance, Of apples
we imported 155,201 barrels worth
'775,819. They weren't all early
apples either, for 30,028 barrels were
brought in during March. During the,
year we imported: Berries, •$114,-
892; cherries, $83,3.49; cranberries,
5212,894; grapes, $661,443; peaches,
4
plume
3312'' pears, 0 , p a $566,729; P
$303,496, and strawberries. 085,-
150; a total of $3,907,083. Add to
this $1 786.b22 fat t t
sed apples, apri-
cots,
ri-
cots, peaches, plums and prunes, and
$492,828 for canned peaches, jellies
and jams and imported, fruits and
fruit juices being $26,409,235, be-
sides an item of $3,728,475 for nuts.
Vfueh of this was, of course, for sub-
tropical fruits, but some of these
might be substituted, to our financial
and gustatory advantage, by home
grown products. For instance, wo
might eat more roast apples and few-
er oranges. While dealing with mat-
cere horticultural a bill for $1,064,-
311 for plants, shrubs, trees and
vines might be mentioned.
Coming to vegetables, our total bill
for the fresh article was $3,675,070,
of which cabbage accounted for
$187,689, -onions for $487,009, pota-
toes for $637,291 and tomatoes for
$965,941, a total for these four com-
,nonly grown articles of $2,177,930..
Of canned vegetables we imported
3626,210. worth; of sauces, catsups
Aid pickles, $518,660. Our total out -
ay for vegetables and vegetable pro-
lucts reached the considerable sum
.if nearly $5,000,000.
We have a great dairying country
to Canada, yet we purchased abroad
luring the year $1,844,212 worth. of
Wilk and its products. This included
$1,349,819 for 3,767,633 lbs. of but
,er, $327,022 for 916,517 lbs. of
cheese, $46,387 for condensed milk,
892,710 for casein, and even $28,27.4
r.sweet milk ano create. Our but-
ter importations were supplemeuted
by 1,166,440 lbs. of imported oleo-
margarine.
Our foreign grain bill amounted to
e11,275,682, though this included
µ47;695,28.0 for feed . corn, and
$2,020,596 for Tice, or whleh 8,000..
000 lbs. came from China,. • Milled
products cost us $685,895, and pre-
pitred foods and bakery products an-
rt1•:er $600,000.
Our total imports under the head
Agricultural and Vegetable Pro-
cuets, Mainly Food” came to the
rattier startling total of $108,701,-
762: We could hardly ele expected,
however, to produce our own tea,
coffee and• spices, though we might
considerably reduce our sugar hill,
a=hicli._now amounts to. approximately
$40.,000,000 a year, by growing more
Uccle.
We also imported $2.0,935,298
worth of alcoholic beverages, which,
as we all know, are mostly derived
from the products of the farm. 11:
may be, however, that some of our
exported grains and fruits returned
to us in this highly manufactured
form. -R. D. Colquette, Dept. of
egicultural Economics, 0. A. C.
ttueiph.
Tlie Mystery of Nl'.trogcn.
Since animal life must depend
rpon plant lite for its support, we
.:fust first learn how nitrogen gets
:roti the air into the plant. Every
eerie boy has seen the grain turn
;yellow at tithes in the every early
,priug and especially that which was
.,towing .in the dead furrows of the
eeids. This cccure largely because
.etre 'isn't enough nitrogen in the
right form for the plants to get at
this 'time of the year. As a single
element existing alone, neither ani-
mals nor, the green plants can use
hit igen, and yet the air.is the source
of the entire supply for all life.
if we go, beck into history of Ro-
man agriculture, we will find . that
even the farmers of that time knew
enough to grow legumes. Even
though all of this was isiiown, it was
eat until 1887 that the reason for it
was discovered. Then it was that
the little swellings always found on
1110 roots of legumes were discovered
to contain countless numbers of min
ute-forrns, of life, now known as bee -
vale. Later It was learned that those
title workers had a great deal to do
with keeping the soil in tit condition
for .tlie growing :of- crops, for they,
in •their tuagle way of living, are cap-
able -of taking. the uitt•'ogen out of
the eir•that is in the soil and making
it become a pa•i•t. `ef ..thesoil 'com-
pouils. In' this way we.
have the
cheapest means 'of keeping up the
nitrogeneeupply`of the soil.- -Hoard's .
Dairyman.
No Alcohol in Silage Milk.
Satisfactory evidence has been ad-
duced to show thatby the feeding of
earn silage alcohol is transferred to
t,he'inilk, Wliil.e it is true that silage
does have traces of alcohol hi it; yet
it is altogether probable that the al-
eohol, as well as the acids of allege,
are completely burned an In the cow
and never passes even in minute
traces into the milk.
The pot •'ry house should be built
as low as eeseibte without danger of
,the 'attendants inning/1g their Beads
against the selling, A low house Is
more easily warmed ,than a nfgli one.
age kiv.
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Children Cry for Flettatier's.
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Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.
Foods are specially prepared, for babies. A baby's 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.
hat Is CAST
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Castori a 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, aa;,d 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 CASTOR IA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
n Use dor Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
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If Y•or ca not afford a Ford why
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS sells them
,REPAIRING
Painting Fo,d Car, Onee"oat, 515,00, Two Coats $20.00
'Covet'ing, Ford Top Good Material $27.00
$5.00
$87O6 -
Changing. Ford Curtains, to open tis itl Doors
Pafxii'in�.•1�3tt p' -� "... 7z•>•
o gry ,
IP YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBr3E1i YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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'4. Combination storm and screen doors made to order;
Lumber and Building skater i I ,'
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WHY WE CAN SELL' SUITS FROM
'`$10 TO 515 LESS THAN O;i'I3.1.IS.
11. We stock our own. goods.
+ ni.anship, second tri none.
+3, Have only one price for rnak.;
+ frig Sults.
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Our Suits are made by Work -
Rea (ins
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The., very best linings put
all our garments.
We guarantee satisfaction or
money refunded.
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