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$USINESS ' CARD;$
ProudLOat, Killoran .& H OL ES,
Barristers, r olii iSar r 1,V ut a vit,d,
r evil!, Etc, Orifice on the Sgoatte,
lad dear from ,l.iainilton St, God
verich, Private tuli5he tQ' than at
;iowerii rates..
PrOncl-f_ont, K.C..L L, Killoran
1) E. Holmes.
will be in He sa11 oU
kiln. Holmes �
Friday of each Week.
Andrew IT'. Hese, Township Clerk
tlIuer of marriage licenses, Notary
rabllc, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
' '*mobile Insurance, Representing
Karon. and Erie Mortgage : Corp4
ra
tion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
O*1 ario.
L Smith.
L.D.S. ("T'oron'to,) (D..D.S„Chicage).
De T•Ira. T
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE HENSALL
OSCAR KLOPP
.CtradUat.....Ca Nat-
ional
Carey M. Jones N
Tonal School. of Auetioxi ening. cry,
me for, Begietered Li •
l
t;t�ll I3roeds).:° 7,ermsce
e, in Choice
:. with prevailing .prices.
farms for sale. Will sell anything
aanlywher0. Zurich.
pyrone 18-93 or write, _
'Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed -Auctioneer for County
-of Hu,Ton. In a position to con-
duct a^'y auction sale, regardless
pie to ales -or articles to sell, I
, solicit'" your business; and if not
--- aatisfiea -willlin'`ake no charges for
services. - Dashwood.
'Arthur Weber,
Phone'31t13.
k;
Zurich. Ment
MARKET' i i -
and Salt_ _ Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest' Cash Price for Would
CASH' FOR SEM & BIDES
Deie,et
• ZURIG
l� LIVER
,
i�1 A
I ani:' 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 Sii ' Zurich
el. 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, ,Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY fron4
T .oa a.nxi. until 5.00 p.1n at the Corn-
mercial..House. Main Office at
eter, . Ont., Phone .34. -19
a
L I VE*
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
-Do not teed fowl same morning
'when brought in,
!Highest Cash Prices
e
---CASH FOR--
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Pbolne 94, Zurich
C
Fall &Winter Deliveries 1923
ANTHRACITE LACKWANA, COAL
COKE -Just arrived car of . very
high grade Coke for Ranges and
Furnaces
SOFT COAL -'Now in 'stock, ear of
high grade 'Wrist Virginia Lump.
13011LETS--- ew on.the %ray, ear of
our 13ottlets for ;Ranges and 'Furn-
atces. These ere well known and
give good satisfaction,
ii1.413ERTA COAL -Expect soon,
Tutv Oars of A,lberta Coal
cwri.telon.
o
soul & PRODUCE MERCHANT
PhoneOffice 1O' . Houde 103.
lffiice,iCoal "Wards, Brock Street,
HENSALL ONT.
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, EtQ. Ads
IN TIIIS COl.ltiMN'
Aurro OWNERS"
.lr'our hntr lot f for
your
radiator, saves draining every eV
ening` Poor till winter. It ie not
-1,9
e pensave,-L, Prang,
LOST
On, Sat inlay e,yonillg, Novem.-
ber 10th, bci.ween 1-Iillsgreezi and
He:nsall, a si:igle; breast. collar with
traeree attached,, please re-
turn to Sari zel Wailer, '
Zurich. phone 20-99 senors,
FOR SALE,
A good For Cat at ;:t, 'snap
Louis. Prang, urich tf-13
WANTED
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
FOR ZURICH
And district, to sell the =tOld
reliable Fonthiil Nturselib&. •Spring
selling ; season now starting; Lar-
gest demand for 'stock since the
war: exclusive territory; Highest
commissions; roes; Free -equipment;
Stone. & Wellington, Toronto, t19
STRAYED
Unto my "jereraises laboitt foul'
weeks agog, three head of young oat
tle Owner can have .same• by
proving. prole •ty ,and haying all
expenses Wm. Hey, Babylon Line
Tray Tp., Zurich, P.O.' tf16
'WANTED
DITCH SETTS
We are Biu the market to buy
good clean:, dry dutch setts, for
which we pay highest market pi: -
ices. -J." Gascho Son, Zurich.
DUTCii SEI ',VANIED
We .are in a 1'c; it.on to buy
Dutch Sett onions at present.Muat'
bedry, clean at.d eooti quality, for
which wo .bill pity the highest mar-
ket prices. --J fret Ler, Zurich. f-11
NOTICE
In future we will operate our
cider mill and apple butter cooker
every Tuesday and Thurscay, each,
week, until ..fu. Lh:;r notice. Make
arrangemeeta -by phone to have
yotia.. work dins , •
F. C. ls.albfiela:c,a, Zurich,: • MS
FOR SALE
For quick sale, a Waterloo se -p-
are for ' with cutter 36x15- in. In'
eseetlent condition. .' Formerly ow
lied by Jas.. Overholt. Mustbe
soles at once -A real bargaitftFor
further particulars and terms ap-
ply to J.• Ereeter, F. C. R.'albfleisch
R. F. Stade., Zurich Out.
In ,renewing your ; subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
remember the :Herald Office is
agent for most of then and . in
some cases can save you as much
as 50 cents .on a single subscript
lout
NOTICE
1 have taken otzt License for
Auctioneer for the County of Hur-
on, and ani 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
Jaynes Denorney, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10-93
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GV-
A;RAN.TEED. TO STOP THE CHAT-
TERING OP .BANDS. N S. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zuricli. w tf18
COAL
Supply Of
Chesnut and Furnace
On Hand
Case & • Son
PHONE 35 HENSALL -17
Dr. H. D. COWFN
L. D. >S'.t D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick k, Zurich, eA c of rick }sloe �, 1rc ,
'V-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Main Office
f Al TLLI13'S flLOCX, PASIIWOOD
1!!r. Percy ° Aldo- was kit •Lail
don on S1.wday:
Mr. 1:d, Zimmerman was a Sou
day sisitor' at 'Lono,din
Mrs. Sam, Gascho vi,sitt,d atGocl-.
er'iclx over tlie weer -card: . .
Mr. and 11Ir4 T, I{, Warm spellt
Sunday at Barfield,
Mr.
trfield,Mi. E, 1', Slee le'Was a week: -enol
visitor at St, 1'ho)iaae
Mh Jall, tie Tr•evethick of1rine--
ley'spent Sunday '1'nth (rends here:
T1 r. ,tlbert 'inner of ,Kitchener
spent the: .holidays with relativsa
in „Zurich,
Me. and Mrs. John Consitt •of
Seaforth called op friends here the'
past week. ,
Mr . M, 0, Milliken Iwas a holi-
day visitorwith his parents: it
G'ar1.hill;
Mr. Theodore Wagner of the
Waterloo Seminary spent Thanks-
giving
hanit;sgiting at his hoinxe herie.
Miss. Alice McLinchey of Lon-'
don:: spent the week -end at ' the
homy of Wk. C. •Wag.n,er,.
. Mr. G. Holtman' is attending the
funeral of. a uncle, Mr. Eidt, nt
Kitcliarter, this Week.
Mr, 'Herb: Kalbflelsch 'of the
Waterloo' Seminary spent .the hol-
iday at :his home on the 16th con.
.Messrs, " Clayton and' Ci hrenee
Hof!m.an of Galt visited thou par-
ents, Mr. and Mts.' Wi. H. HIoffman
over tehs holiday's.
Mr. Albert Daters, a .student ,at
Wateriop •Seminary;, :spent the
holidays with his parent.e, Mr. and
Mrs., Ed.` Daters, near Hensall.
Mi'. and Mrs. A. Mellck, daughter
Miss Ortha and sons ,Claire and
-0ladWin, Were week -end wisitors
at Kitchener and Preston.
Mr. and Mame J, L'. Routledge
of -Dutton and 1Vrr. and 1VIrsli G. 0,.
Thompson and claughte.r Jean of
,Centralia Jspent Sunday at the
home. of Dr. J. Routledge.
Mire. Wr,ry. Stelck of the village
has diaposecl of herdwelling pro
petty opposite the Evangellcai par-
sonage. to illi L. W. Hoffman. Mrs
Stelck is holdrnb.• an auction sale
•
of her household effects on Satui
day Nov. 17th.
Three Huron, co inty mewn were
appointed on the executive ''of -the
Western On't o.lo -C'.inserv'ative Aa
sociation„ w11•t h met in convention
in London recently; Messrs. C. G.
Middleton of -Clinton; Win. Con-
eitt of Zuri :'.h a -id Peter Wt. Scott
of Belgrave. - It was decided to ten
der a banquet to Hon.$.rthur Me-
i,han, lead " of the Conservative
party, in Lo.ldon lsornetit l.Y in Jaee
nary.
A- WONDERFUL WOMAN
A.•remarkable picture al .Won
er:1ulwvohn n,, :vheea i f : s o ry'pe
videe chapter atter chapter of, as-
toun;`.iig h,rorsin extrao•.drill, y,sef
sacrifice an 'alinaSt roii•acolu act),
iew epee its is, e 1i'_atl. to be given
free to Beach subscriber of The'
Fz_nily Herald and Weekly Star of
1tiutreal,^i1 lifW si any: of "The
Wonderful H'roine" can also be ob-
tain'd cost free by ,sending apost
card to the T`atnily Herald and
1\Veekly Star. '
In; our i ssu' o l November 1st, we
stated. that "Th :> Annual meetings
of the U;F,O. and the Co-operative
Co., Toronto, will . be opened on
December rat." • We are however
in receipt of a communication from
the General Office, Toronto, %stat-
ing that ,tithe meeting of the. Un-
ited Fariners' ,Co=operative Co.
Ltd., will be held on December' 11
and the Annual Convention of the
United Farmers of Ontario comm-
ences on December 12th and con-
tinues until the title."
POSTMASTER WILLIAMS '
RESIGNS
Owing to ill health, IY1i. ,Te A.
Williams has resigrod the position
of Postmaster of Seaforth. Mx'
Williatris was appointed postmaster
in 1913, coming here from Zurich,
where he bad been engaged in the
trilling business for malty,:,eyeara.
No appointment has yet been made
to fill the 'vacancy,; but it is ex-
pected that Mr. A;. D. Sutherland,
who has been connected with the
Seaforth office for the past ' 33
years, will be promoted to the
position.--Seaforth Expositor, •
The patrons of the Exeter bar-
ber,shops are IA tfor cheap )shtives
and hair cutis,, the barbers having
gone back to pre-war prices,, 15
cents for a( haircut and 10 'cents
for a,shave.'and ',.'neck shave. The
barbers are about the only onto
set a good example to reduce the
cost of living. -Exeter Adtraente,
,�=OB1TUAI Y--
LAT7:7?"MRS,. DIGNAN
.Mary Agnes Rife,, relict of the
late Z arren Dignan, passed aW'ay
at, the horn ;of her;son, David Dig -
nen, Parr Line, Hay' TTpp., on Wed-
nesday November 7th, at the age
of 77 years; 3 ntomths and 1 day.
Deceasss?d had b'ven(iai'ing with hear
failure; for iso.lrie two years And the
end was not entirely unexpected'.
She is a resident of Hay Hay Tp,
for the past fifty 'years oni the
place she passed snvay. Shewao
born near Guelph, and is survived,
by fottt souls and give daughters.
The funeral taking place on Friday
to Faneyillea cemetery Hay, TO -WY). -
ship.
to
t�Q•� A+C Y L
el lF .10'ii�
D pi:a r :•Fiyllr tL
pit°e�al ii,eeper 1"l or;`lliri
e I „dt
7 (1 w 1190-- O 17altg<ti' Da Too
A, 'y'J7 r''1 Yit1.,'i,it7--1j1'. C'latli (rf •,ka4'eJ
'Bed luti ;le :r,.tt 1 sJty it learoi' 4 R•'
di ratan'.,
Qe'e0latiil;0too by .,+, i•,cto Dot -mill -tient or
2!;,;tico 1.0 iv, 'Toronto.)
t,a=.al l ii4 1 'see is essential Ire
fp.reilog an ulsi,hieu as to tlt(.' best
,1i7';I t ,hilts !tt d.lep tor any district,
:a'a is Ltr'e, Er.) vca,l:y, itil'feii nt in texture,
rna 'lentle, in ex:iiusure and in corn-
, Sitro;i that beast 'results cannot be
ogipeeted from any unil'ai'1p. orectics.
#nit niay be good practioe for sandy
e.i hi might possibly be undesirable
ioi' clays. Generally speaking, clay
and clay loans soils should be ploui;n-
,.ell deeper than sand loame. The
sandy 5011 ,doesnot require deep
pro tghiug cif a suitable, 'crop -rotation
ia`, followed, but with clays deep
1Ytotighiug is desirable in order to
a.
iue
QwS( teas
ration and warmth.
i, eptlt of Heed Bed Important.
r11.rl i'uw s Size to eight inches deep
rrn
r
a mach
better
r
seed bed than ha=
l.ed This depth of seed bed is im-
ii
sere ehallowerploughing is n1ac-
4r nt in that it gives a greater
xe,i ng area for the Young plant's
,eP,r s and ez,eates better conditions
1,r,.Y" ;,i'owL1t during, the Critical early
it `vied tuliowing seeding: In time
4' ,+l outs a deep. mellow sexed bed
Ww - I Vt eiy outto the same extett;
tp'' titc sliallow seed bed, `1'h) cot.•
clitien fir the -moderately d.,(.4
1.'iaug1.ing provide' a mere favorable
t„lat,pt nature, iuoisture • and ae:'atiao
eazf ce;, iar'y to the tri ift of soil b.ti •
r f or iyt which are essential to the pi'' '
i, t'ituuu al -the food compounds o ,
h the plant feeds. The Stiailo,.
w cannot provide the conditiq__r.
leeet euited to the development i
, uuiig phu is and this type of Curr o
s4anild.only he used •ora sandy sone
kn'..in after -harvest tillage.
D tineer in Too Deep Ploughing.,
Where shallow ploughing has nee,:
t)eancit:ed since first breaking, Ur.:
a far u to deep eioughiug should tela.:
lilac, grad y, ux' Sonne loss In cr.:-
al by be. experienced. Dead. s:.:
tte..,0,1 to the' surface in too greai
ti .ti a,iy'. one ploughing shot•1J
be avoid, d. Weathering or cxposur
for t season will generally cou Oil
an unprtrduC 'ive"-subsoil to the cin,
;clition that will enable shell: to s.,
port plant' 1il'e. Frequently are
along roadways are stripped of tb+
good top soil, a barren spot remain:
for several years until the weatheri e
agents make possible the growth 'i
useful plants. rt is the sante Sti is;
the, raw subsoil when turned to ti:'
sur race. Do not bring up too kneel
at tiny one ploughing, unless you
apply fertilizers to offset the i:illt:-
erir,.e. .tlini,,to' plough a furrow' st_a t..i
eight inches deep. Keep it. straight
tntl_uniform. Good Ploughing '.W,,1
'xrrcreased' e
cns1s no more than crooked f,ui-, ;
rooting.=l. $',T.evenSpn; uelEipxteusiunh.
Tai aneh, O. ii. College, ' G
FISHY FLAVOR IN BUTTER.
Usually the Result of Using Unclean
.mill Rust Creani or Shipping Cans.
The fishy River and odor in butter
has, in some isolated cases, been
found to be due to the cows pastur-
ing in marshes which are periodically.
ilavded by the tide and on the grasses
o,t'which small crabs aud.dried or de,
cayed remnants of shell fish and of
other fish are found. Bacteriologist::
have reported also the existence of
certain species of bacteria capable
of developing in milk, cream, arra
butter a fishy :flavor. It is further
possible for butter to become tainted
with a fishy flavor when it is kept Jo
close proximity to fish, in which airs.
the. butter absorbs the cider.
klDach of the 'above cited causes al
fish nes is quite possible, but with
th`4 conditiods under which this but.
becomes . fishy it is not very.
ter'
pro able,
1 far tho.inost common causes al
,f1Sivae0s in eonl'mercial butter ate
uifeleen and rusty cream shipping
ca s, churning cream with a role.-
tiv 'ly high acidity, an acidity above
ab tit .35 %, and holding the create
in forewarmer or in a vat, ir
whie the copper lining and conn
are net properly covered with tin
tar a hoksiclerablo length of time.
I One may prevent, with a certainty,
trie,1ecurrence ,of fishy flavor in but
terl'iby paying close attention to the
- foltol rug suggestions: .
i i• Eliminate rusty cans and returt,
to ;tete farmer cans only that arc
thtlx.nughly Cleaned, rinsed, steamed
! and tried.
2:.keep the copper surfaces iz
form armers, vats, and coolers web
Untie . Do` not permit exposed top
per.sirfaces to become coated witl
ver di ris." Wash all forewarrnera
PIMP and pasteurizers, cooler's
vatse tad act
• day rte ' conduits
t'li
and fisthgthern e
on:
agar with hot water immediately be,
fore ise' the next day. If the coili
and, uing in the cream vats shows
any e nosed copper, do not held tial
creapli 'n thein over night. '
3. ' ' the cream arrives at thi
cream y soar, neutralize it to .25
acid ;lir elow. ,Do not churn Crean
th,.tt„;.isa' an acidity , of ...851n of
hig1i4iii;
4-'l 'du pasteurize by the ilasi
meth 1, -teat the Crealn to a, temper.
atitle ' f 180' to 185° F. If you ust
the'h ding method of pasteurization
1 lteat,f • "146° F. and hold for third
1 initago ---Hoard's 'Dairylrran.
Ti,ryn to run it dairy with tool
cote' l5' rte trying to plough a fiel(
:With a, eooked stick, Both bar
bad their ay,
Dr, Men el, famocre road expert of
Yale nlve slay, says: "Within 1114
tient fw y rs the consumption 01
. , '4111 :.1P 100 31Qr 09nt„
.,, mrm rmr-nrrt mm tr ,
N9�oxe � �
i
e,
xftePrOpriel,� ot'P�rlontl!fcattm
t1Yerable j3acSol jl
sirzliiarttagglireQdby Reg
ting 11e 1omacits aiidBOIRIS o u
'Ihez lryProntokin ti
rIGheOrrnineS ndEeSrConl.40i
.I neither 0 luin,1iorphine nor,
Minerat. Nur 1NAIItcovc
•-AeopklnrreerL
,Senn
TruelelloXes
%CPmnrscsnRti
n
EtO
.Sar2
5r912
send
aa,rri'edSgr/41 '
/tfenyre a tavr
AhelpfatPemedyfor
!.Constipation and'Plafrhoeaf,
and Eeverisltness and
LI toss OF SX,Ed:P !i
xeStiltinglhererrom-iaiafaacy.
Tac Simile 5islrt re of
afiethif
DV Infa
d Children.
Mothers
That
Genuine Casteria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
i
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
C S
r E4act Copy of Wrappea Tee CENTAUR COMPANY, New YORtC C1„.
•
If' .Yor cannot afford a Ford why
not bu.r.a nice Rubber TireBuggy.
3 B �l,c��y.
HESS sells them -
a REPA1 RING
Painting Ford Car, One float, $15.00, Two Coats --. _ $20.00
iCovering Ford. Top Good 'Material $27.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors $5.00
Painting Buggy ... ...... 118.00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
\VE YERUB0B1i *S O.UE BUGGY WHEELS.
■ "; Cit Hess ;i� Zurich
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Lumber Laths Shfngles t'
+ Everything in 44
• Combination storm and screen doors made to order;
t
t Lumber and Building Material
I Cuslo� ,,Work tour F ecialt. , t
• Always in the niail et for saw logs . • .
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Five Geod. Reasons
WHY WE CAN SELL SUITS FROM
$10 TO $:15 LESS THAN O HERS.
We stock our own goods,,
11,
+2.
1 • manship, second to none.
3. Have only one price for mak
ing Suits,
Our Stlrits are made • by 'Work--
�1 4. The very best linings put in
'1 all our garments.
4.1 ▪ 5, We guarantee 'satisfaction or
1 money refunded, '
t 1 ml. HOFFMAN 4'
TAILOR AND PeNERAL DIRECTOR*: 1
DAV ANDNIGH T PHO rNE No. 86 +1.
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