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BJSINESS CARD.
Proudtoot, Killoran 1:IU;%t:bLL+'S,
Barrfrters, Solicitors, Notaries,
pall!, Etc. Office on the. Square
Vinci door from :E'rnilton St, God
erirh, :Private fundic to 'loan a
oWest relate.
Pr'ouclfoot,K.C. J. L, Itillora
D. E. Holmes,
lute, Holmes will be ID Hex all oil
•Friday of each week,
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
Issuer of marriage licenses, Notary
!ohne, Commissioner, Fire and Au.
immobile Insurance, Representing
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co, Zurich,
Ontario:'
Ant
t
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Eto. Ads
IN THIS -„C:'OLG N
xt LOST
A,11 Auto -Marler C•12 -b44, finder
return to Wm, O'Brien, or leave
at. Herald Office
FOR SALE
A. quantity or 0. .A. C.. No,. 104
Geed wheat at $1,25 per bushel.
Apply -to Wiitx. 0, Roes, B.R.3, Kip -
pen., Pliona 86r19, Hensall.
Dr. G SL L. Smith
L;D.S, '(1I'oronto.) ID.D,S„ (Chicago)
r DE1'TIST •
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE — HENSALL
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey„ M. Jones Nat-
itanal School of 'Auetioneering. Try
me for Registered Live Stock;
(All Breeds). Terms. In keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
farm's for sale. Will sell anything
'anywhere.
Phone 18-93 or writs; Zurich.
Licensed- Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
ot. Huron. In a position” Lo con-
duct any auction sale, 'regardless
its to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services, •
Arthur Weber, - -Dashwood..
Phone 31 r 13,
Zurich Meet
MARKET
Fresh. and Salt Meats
. Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool'
CASH FOR SKINS &HIDES
Tuft but ` I.'
DeLchort
LZURIC;H LIVERY
Jin
-I am: in a position' to accomo-
tate -a11 requirements°`in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire; Any?
thing done in the teaming line.'
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone 5a -Zurich,
Pi, S. A.TKINSON, L.D.S„
DENTIST
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
19.00 am. until 5.00 p.m at theCo1n-
mercial House. Main Office at
'teeter, Ont., Phone 34. -19
I,_, I V
P'OUL�+TRY.,
WANTED
Taken every day 01 ,3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
When brought in.
Highest Cash :Prices
CASH FOR--- Eggs
-
.
Cream and
W. O'Brien
Phobe 94, Zurich'
CO
SEASON 1923
Sumer • Deliveries
'11ie Deleware - & Hudson Co's,.
t LACAWANA COAL
We nave novo in' stock, car of
$igh. Grade Soft Coal,
.:Also, car Pea Co.a1, tryst load of
ilia for banking your fires and for
.s eutra1 use. • '
Arriving soots, " car" Bullets, ' Get
looixr order ,'ht for' a load of these.
they will go qu%ek1. Prices for.
the- ear only" "$13.511 per Ton.
VO l & Zl'4O`<3'1JCE MERCIIANT
*plana • Office '10w. Souse' lOj,
fi'ilce&Coal. Yards, Erock,. Street,
li-a E N 8 A L IIS Q l of A
LOST
A Standard 011 Gas Book, con -
tuning $10.00 worth of gays cup-
ons. Finder please leave same at
HeFaldt Office, as it is of no Ilea to
finds a and receive reward
FOR SALE
A goo dal -dish lurtilizer drill,
nearly new. Apply al 'Harald of-
fice for particulars
NOTICE.
On and after Sept, 4th, 1923,
We will 'discontinue doing credit
.13uama.ss. The conditions of - the
County compels us to make this
change. Kindly dont ask for any
more credit after this date. Pro-
duce will be taken the .sane as
cash. Pay your own debt and
let the other fellow pay his, Less
Profits, and,.,a quick turnover will
be our motto after Sept 4th.
'sours Truly,
T. L. WURivt — ZURICH 6-3
FARM FOR SALE
Consi-ting of 50 acres of good
farming land,. being Lot 5, Con—
cession. 11, Hay Township: There
is on, the farm a 'good veneered
1L-ous°, bank barn with concrete .st-
ables and foundation, also la fine
young: orchard. For further par-
ticulars
ar-ticultrs apply ito John Becker, Rt.
R. No 1, Dashwood, Adinini-strater
of estate of Wm. Heckman! tf6
Dr- McCLENAGHAN
- Graduate of ' •alrrier s School of
Chiropractic, oi"•, Godeiich will be
at 31c0'orrnic•l; block, every day
from 10' o-'c?:ick ni.rian to 6 o'clock,
pian, and irons 7 to 9, p.m. 'lave
had 3 yeax ; at practical experience
in the west: Conte ult'ation and
Spinal analysis free. t-8
Tuxedo Chatterless
_k.1./TO OIL I OR F OItD' CARS. •C'U
AR 1IVi1 E1) TO' STOP THE CHAT
IFat] NG- ' OF 13ANDS. Sold• By
L A Frang, Zurich t-9
FOR SALE
p'or quid: sale, 'a Waterloo sep-
arator with- cutter 36x48 in. In
exeerlent condition: Formerly ow
ned by J`as. Overholt: Must be
and at once—A real bargaii±cFor
further particulars and terms ap-
ply to J: Preeter, F. C. X'a:lbfleisch
R. F. Stade., Zurich,: Ont.
•FOR SALE
Lands described as follows are
offered for sale. All are saint -
Hay. Township.
ihlatHay.'.i'ownship. North -half
Lot • 14; L.R.E., eon, containing 64
acres. Frame house built thereon.
:6 art north-east corner of Lot 11, L..
R..E., eon,, 4 acres. West quarter
lot 21, cont. 15, 24 acres. For past
iculars apply. to .Canada Trust 'CO.
London, Ont., or to Andrew F. Hess
Zurich, Ont. • tf-50
In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent ,for most of them and in
some cases can save yeti as much
as 50 cents on a single subscript -
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NOTICE
I have taken out License for
Auctioneer for the CountyofHur-
on, and pm in a position to .'con-
duct sales by auction. • Give ane
a .trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. tf-29
James Denomey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No, 10-93
Dr. H. H. COVCN
L. D. S.., D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON*.
EIARTLEL s'S BLOCK, DASRWOOD
LOCAL NE
4.17
it A. Melick gpeaat Tuesday at
Kitchener
-a• Mr O. true •is Visiting in Guelph
arid Toronto' this week' '
Mr and Mrs if,'Yungblut are vis
icing at Toronto. for a ; few, Haar l
this week.
Mr. Elgiia Snell ' of i ott'git :WA's
a holiday visitor with his pat'enta
here '
Mrs, 0, Weber, Who has been Visa
itiits at the Koine of Dirs. P Hauch
returned to Kiteliener on Friday
IYtr and , Mi.'s T. Johr son, who,
have been v'isrtltig clown east for
a few weeks, have rattu-r'oed hona.ei.
Mr and Mrs Wendel Smith wer,;,
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Pearce Farwell, Cinylieeu South
Mr and 1VLre W. F. Braun and the
Misses Jane and : Alay tpe Lamont,:
motored, to points in Michigan last
week.
Mr and Mrs. Goedon ]3ergie 't
near Kitchonecv, :spent the week
,end at the home, of Mr Jacob
43rown
Mr Hy, Hergott of Mildmay, a
compared by, Mr 1,ouis Kraftt
2uxich, were business visitors t
Arkoma o, nMonclay
of
b
e
of
Mr and Mrs. Edgar ]3roderick
and .;son Earl of Detroit, ,spent Sun-,
day[ at the, home. : of Mr. Alex. Regi
nie ,]3aby lon' Line -
The next regular irteetiiig of the
\Vonien,s' Institute 'Will be hoidrnext
Wednesday 'evening, September -12th
..1'l members ave rot dtaliy invited
•
Mr' and Mrs, P. Kamptnan and
daughters Margaret -and Mtuy and
Mr.L. F:ert`ey of K tebener vs -ted
with M e H. -O!tmpbel'1 over Sunday
Mr andaMre Chas. ',Veber motor
ed to, Croswell, Mich,, with Mr.and
M_ra. Jas Laidlaw and family, who
have beeen• camping at Owen
Sound
• DU 'and Mrs. George Wilh elm of
iNliiverton, Mr and Mrs. 'areal Wil-
h:elm and two daughters of Poole
visited at 'the home of Mr and Mrs
CF. L. Smith, on Friday
Mr and Mrs Ezra Smith of Dc-
troit, who spent two weeks visit-
ing here, while Mr. Smith and Mr
J.. Preeter enjoy -r.1 a fishing trip
in the Bruce Innancaila, left on Si
day morning ::or their home- in that
city,
Rev. 3. G. Litt, the Pastor, Will
gain: occupy tli' pulpit next sab-
bath morrinf; in that Evangelical
Church. In .flan 'evening the
R v. I3 i, of an''ier, Cedar .Fulls
Iowa, Executive Secretary: of the:
Forward'•Movemenit ; wil'l •: pteaeh.
On Tuesday 'evening andA eel e
ally tliere.:lgall lra:-a::'Confetenpc"oC,
the- Crediton,' District•, whet .Se v
S tataf f ac he: !spedlt".‘threea.tina0
Everybody is invited, 'Crediton
will •entertai t
An, auto acr•ident ocaured• about
inil;r ea;+. ofSand Depth ou ;tile
Ct•,ait�i•t road, date loala Monday.
e :ni.=,a. - Two , cars were - .fo1lowa
1luf one anotheri and had turned
out while .rcieetiii • another car dr-
iven by 'Glen Sielek who is emp•-
1oyecl by Mr.' P. O'Hara, near Mt[
Carmel. Mr Stalck dial not notice
the ;second car in which were Mr.
Andrew Turnbull rind family and
he .pulled back onto the road and
the cars : collided. Mrs Turnbull
was cut about the head but was
not seriously injured, while endea-
voring to clear' the road of the
1,17reeked. cars . another car driven.
by a Mr Cousins of Corbett carie
up and ran over Mr, SteIek,badly
fracturing one of he legs. Ife.
was then rushed to London' Hasp-
ital where the frao„ture. was 'set
about a week after. Glen Stelck
is -a son. of Mr and Mrs. Levi D.
Stelek 'of Dauphin, Man.. formerly
of Zurich, and 1a son of Mrs. Mary
Steick of the village. Much syrii-
pithy ins extendet; to the young af-
flicted maim
. A serioita accident occu red ,ori
Saturday morning, September. 1st,.
on: the Sauble Line, Hay. Township
in front Of the dwellings of Mr.
Thomas F. Turnbull, when a new'
Rusael'1-Knight touring car driven
by Jack 13onacher, owned by hint
and his brother Lori•ie, of Detroit,
turned turtle and. rolled iu the ditch
the other 'two occupants, Gus lIlc-
earthy, who lives north of God-
erich, was almost instantly killedby being thrown out, and Leo Brin-
dley of Goderich was also shaken
asp considerably, • as well as the
Iionicher brothers. The evidences
pint that the, car ays„s travelling.
'at such 'a'high .speed that it be,
came uncontrollable,, and .!swerved.
tow.tr is 'thti aveat duel, at which
the dl•i•Cer pt -t. On the •einergeney
bt,il,es which caused the machine to.
throw out the 'four occuptiits and.
reel tothe east ditch where.1'1 up
set with the above result;• tis the.
driver when found was ]yin' ito::
as - than foiirty feet from till?
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And the reports given -:to the
?)idem daily papers:'• that loose
'aw•e1 on the road Was the caalae;
absolutely wrong, as it Would be
ntpossible to; sweep up 4a pall of
ace gravel in: two rods distariee
the roadbed, faire -fact is ton
itch speed. We thing it is high
tie that our Provincial Authorttios:
bind have a speer!; cop +statton,a
in this district during the �sutn-
lir mouths and make'it a: 'safe,
lacy` •fior. the residnte of than see;
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GO WITH 'THE CROWDS e
To the Godexich Fall Fair next c,t
week, Wed., Thursday and Friday,, is
Sept, 5th, 6th and 7th. in Creased
prize list, $900_ in pIlr•ses for sac to
es Thursday andTrntay, 2.20 Far- of
titers' trot, 2,30 and 2.12 classes! n1
Goderich manufacturers aro putting l,1
on a fine exhibit of imide in God-eb
ericit goods in main building, which ,ed
it will, be worth coming a long way in
to see, _ Large midway, including p
side shows and', riding devices, o11
the grounds, 1
•
tions'tc%'go out on the Xingg's lligix�.,
whys;
iAL1)
SAY PErll
Cafeiut. Experiments !Matte` With
Cattle Anti Hogs,
(7o mralunlcrition' ant! f)eflrnc:ion ol
C4erttis-,.-Net 'illown /ilsc,n1 iait4+'
1'0 .Or Vapor itept Alive la
Manure,
tonn'tributad by Oriattrici Deportrrient.oi'
agriculture, Toronto.)
At acolr.f.erera00 of veterinarians en-
gaged In the ra ilc tJ
t a ton of tuliKrcit'
l•ealS in live stoats, held in Chiang/1
a valuable paper was read by ()r
.
'Schroeder, Superinten gilt of ttit
Bureau of Ailitnal Industry at Datta
eadtt, iii„ who gave details of ti)t
results or experiments which he h:1r
'gtiduct•eci during rrrany years on tiie
subject of how tuberculosis is carried
from oue animal to another,
'. The first experiment lie described
Was, where two -stables were used,
iesignateu 1' and H.
1-13. 'Germs Destroyed by Air and
suiaivnit.
Stable T'held for six years a tuber-
c-ulous herd of about 20 cattle rang
hug trans -cattle that were beallhy t+
diose that were in the last stages u:
,;r,ueralized tuberculosis. Health)
4attls put into this stable contractee
Ile disease very quickly, and death:
v',ire' not uncorumon, in stable kt z.
wad of 20 10 30 cattle were kola aur
,,ie' tai' same time, but no 4use
•u;,ic.n,usis developed among
isctrpl,ly'ed in stable '1' were uta
Snowed la 4taole L1 :tor were
?aid iii T ever taken into al. L.
seui•oeder behaves that this expel.
nient confirms the resuarcb of vatic,.
i,vestigators to the eliect "that a•
1:u,Ve tau satisfactory reasons to ta:
.see that tubercle bacilli can vela,.
leir virulence lung exits ugh u
sarculous sputum or. otbei .uc,
tu.n.ces . to become pulverized Su,:,
'Jiently to be carried about by ea;
ante of air, and even if this wi:
c,`.aeible the germs would ue ,o ea
acseu to light in the minute panic:+t.
t.iiicu can float in the air that ti,.•
.,,Quid speedily die."
%.r.•rnis Not Biovar about Like i'ua si
Vapor.
''Auothc:r experiment of a simil
uliaracter was carried utii on a t:,
are field which had been div,d•
in:.„ niclosures, each cones.
fig a stable 16 feet square. 'S.,
:nclostires were &signaleld A, .,s'i a:..
•0. A was separated Proal 13 by
.w'oven wire fence. 0 was sepur,t,
from B by two lines of woven w..
.fence eight feet apart. Sevcral i,
"berculous cows, some healthy ca...
and some healthy brood sows v,t_
. placed- in stable 13. Healthy c..:,,.
"and -healthy brood sows were.piaa.
Ill Al aild (3.. At first each inc,:,,i,:,
and'`:itIl special attendant but lata
tine Tuan - as.givers the care of al, ,
ttjeui-, Wits the. ir1Junction dial .I,
4{d .e.q.c i to the stecb .til ,t ,
Widal of •C, A 13, .: 1,t it was Lata a
sary`.;to -etitet A on C atter tiaVt:n
been,hi B,- lie was required to cites.'
hla'slities 01 manure. This expel.
mentt continued with the one man rim.
charge ,for seven years. inclosure i,
proved to be a dangerous place foi
both: bogs atnd cattle. A few hogs in
A contracted tuberculosis, but nou..
of the,; catle, and both hogs and cattle
in 0 remained free. As a comment
on this experiment, Schroeder says,
''Tuberculous infection is a concrete
thing,, Which is not blown from place
to•place like a mass of vapor or fog.
There are many ways in which it can
be transported, but they are simple,
easily comprehended ways." This he
showed by a third experiment. He
tiad two pastures separated by a
small woodland and a cultivated feid.
A strewn flowed frond one field called
I to the ',other called 5. A herd of
tuberculous cattle was placed in 1
and a healthy herd itt E. Several of
the ,cattle' In I7 contracted tu-
cu1oals.
Healthy Cattle Contract the .,Disease
by Contact:.. •
•FSxperiment3 regarding tile danger
of, allowing healthy cattle to come
hate coneact with diseased ones are
quiteirnpressrve Calves which nurs-
ed a Euberculou"s udder only once or
were Led just once ion tuberculous
milk frown a pail invariably contract-
ed the disease. Schroeder has two
records of healthy bulls, contracting
the disease. while serving•tuberculous
colWs, :but none of healthy cows con-
tracting the disease during service
by. tuberculous bulls.
i,Schroeder's studies show that if
hetll,thy cattle aro protected from
di}`eat ,contact with virulent tubercu-
lous n atel•lal or with diseased cattle,
their -chances of contracting the dis-
eace:are slight, even nil. For ,eight
years, he has been alternating a
healthy herd and a diseased herd
frain stable to stable, " The stable in
w ' ch the diseased cattle were kept
is:Jearefully cleaned, but not disin-
fe ted, especial care being taken to
reliove caked masses of lnauuru,
After -a Week er ten days the Healthy
cattle are put 'in, 'and the tuberculous
ca4le' ptit in the stable formerly oa.
copied. - ay the healthy ' cattle. I3oth
stables are trance structures with
'eai,tlx 1110ais: No cases of tuberculosis
have ever developed in the healthy
hed. . •
T.:43.. Giernts and Manure Piles.
r. Schroe er 'closed his paper
wit'li:' this significant statement,
"'1labercle bacilli have been pr•tived at
the; station to remain alive and viru-
le4 hits manure pile, spine 'distance
bOw .its surface, ;fora period• up-
walla 01 alx months, but they will
not stat'• alive,. in stables or else-
w•ilare,. Unless they 'are protected by
opLQte "teaaae 'Of' some e iind •.
Lg
aillSt
the ayctiott`"of the light."
Deliclrn cattle cm may flne,dry day
when tiles do not abound, but not itt
vely .hat cy very cold weather. The
opartition •should .not be performed
aabert a,COWis advanced in pregnancy,
It is best doriti after she has reocv-
land. ! OMi. ukty '.• ,5U.r.lotr...
• hHHdre
or 'Fletvh r?
.,.»..w+ti:,�..yv.-.•»,-hw..,,•+.5.•aT+9.''h1'ak"�Y,'°a'Av'h`4,-
Fletcher' s Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants Children.
Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine
is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarilyre. ared
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 is
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor' Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, 1VLorphiue 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, a,„ -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 4
CAis 4t a!lALW
r z lV S
.Pears the Signature, of
In Use For Over 30 Years•
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
Il: Yor cannot afford d a Ford why
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS Ee17s then.
:70.REPAIRING
Painting Fwd. Car, One r"oat, $15.00, Two Coats ...
iCovering Ford Top , Good Material $20.00
$27.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors $5.00
Painting' Buggy -. .....
$8.00
IF YOU- WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
iVE •RERUBBER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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Everything in • +
1. Combination storm and screen doors made to order,
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Lu tbei and Building
Materib1
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Custt ttn'Work cur • S. rectiiJ1y f
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PHONE 69
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s WHY WE CAN SELL SUITS FROM
+$10 TO $15 LESS THAN OTHERS.
Ti. We stock our own goods.
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Have only one price for mak-4:i
ing Suits.
Our Suits are made by work.„
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5, We guarantee satisfaction o
1 money refunded.
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The very best liuingc put in
all our garments.
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