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3140:STBE, t}OLICIT0 ,C! NOT-
ARY PUBLIC,
OfRce, Hasailt o Ste €t!; Ont.# OU
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Specie attention to Counsel end
Court Work.
PUT, ' i
Wants, a, For Salo, Lost,
Found aNo ihQ" g ate. Ads
IN Ten COL(JMN
NOTICE TO NCRE (TORS
IN THI3 MATTER Orn TTIE ES-
TATE of WILLIAM EMERSON
Ho1i may b"e eolasultOdhonet SNIDER, Deceased,
srsiclt► by phone 'and p' NOTICE IS UEB1 BY GIVEN
charges reversed, Haat all person's having claims a-
games the estate of WILLIAM
~ E?4E RSON SNIDER late of the
Township of Stanley, who died on
tate 17th day ''of December, A. D.
1926, are required to forward their
r'lahu% duly proven to the under-
tsigned on or 'before the ,9th day of
April, A.D, 1927•
Dr. II 11. COWEN
L. D. O. D. De E.
M SURGEON
,Atmiry DIATZ BLeeCK., ZURICH acv- Tbur da'y, Lt ekday and 9atar-
l!$ Main *Mice
111.0%, ,RIES BLOCK, BASSWOOD
Andres, F. Bak ToWntibip Clerk
licenses. Notary
Weer ot
ar1isSe
pbliC°°sr, Fire and Aut-
lingblenassrRep cions
Sturm& Itrie Mortgage Corpor-
ew. Vie Trivet Co.
VIEWS Canada. ONTO
ors
Garay Jones Nat'
Try
a of feof te anchone a Tr
1 d Live
,W torr Breeds), Terms in keeping
Stock
+$reed); Choice
I►Tevailuig prices. 11 unitising
ifrouni tor Bale. IS111
oss 19:93 or write,
Zurich.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that after the said date
the Administrator will proceed to
distribute the estate haVingregard
only to the claim of which he
then shall have had notice:
DATED at Exeter, Ontc this 19th
day of March, A. D. 1927.
JOHN GARNET DATARS, Zurichc
Ont., Administrator,.
Or GLADMAN 6t STAN$URY, Ex-
eter, and Hensalle Ont.
Solicitors for Administrator.
FOR SALE
• USED SARS
t enset i‘ucti°UeeT
IPOlt HURON & MIDDLESEX.ON-
�li1 TN A POSITION 'TO
arciless
4,c , any auction sale, o yell. 1
lip to size or articles d it not
alltilcit your busing no barge® for
st ttletied will make
:vicee. a tDariipood
'Arthur ur :Weber,
Vicuse 13--57
'Zurich that
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Bait Meats
Yeah ani: Sausages,•
etc
Mr. Weir. Br+o'wu wax bminetia
z'iiaitor to London on Friday.
Miss Lulu :lbreeht, who had
iapont tlz^ winter Months in Toronee
rets• rned to her home he on Fel
day evening,
Mrs. Jas, Trevithick and son Carl
of Brineley, spettt the past Week
at the home Of her . parents, Mr.
and Mra, W. G. Mess,
Now es the time to purchase
your Formaldehyde to treat your�
teed grain and avoid smut in your
crops this surrtner. Good 4upplY
of the best quality on hand, Zurich.'
Drug Store.
Don't forget that Sunday, Ap-
ril
pril 10th is Choir Day in the Evan-
gelical church. Thic Choir, tviti,
the assistance of Mr. Sam Rennie
of Henson, who well contribute o
few 'selections in the evening, Will
provide iru'sical program's for;
morning and eveniing. leerveesi
There will be no Services in the:
evangelical' church on Sunday morn
ing, but the sabbath school will
meet at quarter to eleven. In the
evening at the rggular hour, Re-..
F.'S. Meyer will deliver the mese
Sage to which all are invited.
1924 Chevrolet 4 -door Sedan in good
coiedition.
1923 Ford Coupe, upholsteringand
motor in A, 1. shape.
Cash er terms arranged to Guilt
purchaser,
Genuine Ford Part's for Sale
Porti Batteries 13 plate at $14.00
C. Fritz & Son, Ford Dealer'3,Zurich
FOR SALE
AUIOi1OBILES AUTOMOBILES
Ford coupe 1923, five baloon tires
and other extras, fest chase mech-
anical condition, a. Snap $200.00..
1926 Chevrolet Four -door Sedan
attr eat like new. You must see
this one to ' appreciate it
1923 Ford Coupe, worth much
mere than we are asking for it.
Pontiac Coach good era new at
$650.00. This is a Real Buy.
Jewett Coach, good value $1200,
The3o ears can be :seen and demoe-
!atrated at any time. -
Angel & Koehler, Zurich
An auction sale will be held In
Zurich on Saturday, when the pro-
perty and hoteeehold effects of the
late Joseph Foster, will be offer-
ed for .aale by auction Thee is
a neat little dwelling and is located
quite high which assures a dry
ce11'ir, and should be quickly pie,1i-
ed up by some one..
FOR SALE
A limited quantity of. O.A.C. No.
21 Seed Barley, also O,A.C. No. 72
'seed oats for sale. Peter Desch
ANY SOILS NEED IIVIE
lE filifS',I.'l'iP- ill jil?`h"r kvr o. ci.. lee
1TA . li(ASlI stbteCIAL4 StettiaY,
I z Your Soil Acid or Sour? ;if So
Tainte Will nelpeolinyway the Sub -
jets Ia Worth Your Seedy.
(gontributed by Ontario Department of
4 .g'riculture, Toronto.)
What is soil acidity?
When we speak; of a substance be-
teg acid we think of it having a sour
taste, something that will put our
teeth up edge, like lemon juice, ai
vinegar. This is acidity, Chemise
go much further and draw much liner
distinctions, one of which is the ef-
fect on certain substances that we
term indicators. A common one is
blue litmus paper. This paper
changes color from blue to red when
it comes in contact with an acid.
Many substances when dissolved in
water have an acid reaction. One of
these is copper sulphate or Blue-
stone. We know that if we dissolve
it in a tin or iron pail it will "eat
it." This is due to acid formed on
dissolving. There are many com-
pounds in a soil which have the same
property—not copper compounds but
Compounds of silica, aluminium and
iron. For example if we heat ordi-
nary sand in steam under pressure
it becomes an acid, silicie acid, which
has propertiets common to all acids.
Sour Soil.
So often we hear the expression
"sour" in speaking of soils. It is gen-
erally used to describe a soil which
is poorly drained, more or less water-
logged and in poor physical condi-
tion. It may be acid or it may not,
and thereforethe term is misleading.
There is only one term we cam cos•
rectly use and that is "acid." If a
Roil behaves under chemical investi-
gation in a certain way it is acid.
So we will drop the terns "sour"
when speaking of soils.
iifow Soils Become Acid. •
The ten days of winter we just The acidityof soils is, therefore,
came through, wi't's considerable due to acid slts, those that have an
snow, has_prolotiged the coming of acid action when in ,solution, or to
the carp 'spring that wee looked free acids. These acids and acid
for early this month.. Th^r^ wan salts may result from decomposition
•
much snecnlaton as to wh- theyfar
mere would etart seedin in March
thin year,' but such will not be
the area,. The maple syrup sea-
son is nolt `shoping up much Bet-
te rand people are putting in
their 'supply of this, the first cro,it
of the year. The condition of the
roads, howevn. , is getting unfelt
improved and Noon the autos will
be flyin gthrough the country and
one getst he hunch that surrim,0r
is in the air.
THE FARM TRAC'LOR
From information received
the Connell Experimental T`:irm,
Ottawa, from 179 tractors ow nee i
in Pastern Canada and B. C, it has
been found that $i_ per ten` '7f
these machines are considered peo-
fiitabie and inv:'stn:^n'Is for meek
on the land. The .greatest 1cl�tin
o. t * tr0!•Ct01,
or organic matter or from changes
which occur gradually, due to leach-
ing or washing away of bases from
the soil. Thus we have two types
of acidity which may occur singly—
and they generally do—or niay occur
together,
Decoying Organic Matter.
Acidity due to decaying organic
matter is largely found in peaty soils
which are not affected by washings
from surrounding high land. We irnd
this condition of affairs in Nortnern
Ontario muskegs, where the sub -soils
which normally might contain Buie
are buried deeply under a suit com
posed entirely 3r decayed plant mat-
ter.
High Lards and. Acidity. •
High lands tend to become acid
first, This idea is new or cumpara-
uvely so and contrary to the belief
;f many. It has been gen'-rally un-
lerstoccl that low lying land is gen-
erally acid but now the opposite has
ween proven. Let us see how this is.
In a climate like ours:we get about
QAi
r0
nal 'blue
Op Dice
.010g/90i•Miiirp
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ZURICIri LIVERY
an in a position to accomo--
Atst a all requirement's in the Livery
leteveneee, heave -Auto for hire. Any
ing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
ane 159 Zuricll,Ont.
It h getting the time of year
to lot: .t tittle Lime to put on
yotrg ai'den to sweeten the land
and the farmer e ouid put tsornit
Pane e•( 11'3 pasture and hay fields
I always have a ,ample supply on
hand for sale.
J. Hey, Jrec Zurich.
FOR SALE
A quantity -of choice timothy hay
for Istle. Apply to Robert Mous-
scan, R. R. 2, Hensall. Phone 1-92
Zurich.
FOR SALE
A quantity of flax laved ready
ground for your 'stock.
Feed a handful a day,
And keep the Vet. away.
F, 'C, Ealbflei'sch, Zurich.
L. I VE
POULTRY
WANTED
Waken every day till 3 O'clock,p.m.
Me not feed fowl !sane morning
?Wean brought in.
"Highest Cash Prices
-..a-„OnSE FOB—
Cream and Eggs
W O'Brien
3..
Diane 04 Zurich
FOR SALE
I ant offering Say blacksmith
shop and business for sale.
John Kipper, Zurich.
NOTICE
I ;have been appointed Solic-
iting agent for the (products of the
John C. Winston Co., Toronto, and
can supply you withBibles, bit Testa-
ments 2'eacRie;lshelps Bible
Oil+ies
for Children, Books of Knowledge,
Univereai hand hooka, etc. Every
Book will make a very accept-
able Gift,
Mrs, Julia Fess, Zurich.
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Headquarters
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Storage Batteries
1, a WEiI% a Prop
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WE ARE SOLE,' Actium FOR TB1
GENUINE
Scranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON SAND
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case & Son
EM0411 3riit WINS ,t
ori zc, eon of hired' `'help. and nitre
e recti re•l t, o e .a e e tl e e a;+re
These tr tctore he t•e been .oeereet i
on tiie farm at least 30 to 10 days
per year.
APRIL ROD ANI) GUN
xis rail' falls on the soil it aoiiks
r it:rseing through the ala it drs-
,lv .. c_trbon d.iexele which is always
r es nt acid aurins a very v t alt acid.
a weak is this acid that we e enot
•sect r, to: cepa by very delicate tests.
t: acid dissolves the lime out of
he soil, and thuugh it is very -slow
eetic n, within a hundred t ears it
The first oi' a thrilling srriee Ie....eves out a great deal May
crf stor1ee letsed ;;n the ea: le fur . r. kor will fell great oaks, ' and.
tradin crdays in the Nevi h \f sit Clough the sotu.ian of lime is very
wr:tte,r by �'a nu:al A x3 7:lcr 11'h t , • hew we can readily uncierstralu how
a hundred years a great deal
t3 o'ne of the tweed feature: e' of lime will be reproved. How do 'tee
know lime is dissolved? Look at the
Inside of a tea kettle and ask your-
self how this lirne got there. Plainly
:rim the water. The water comes
from the well or spring so that the
rain water must have dissolved the
lime in passing through the soil. We
can readily understand how higner
areas are more subjected to washing
and leaching than more level lands,
Don't forget this—all lands will be-
come acid in time and it is only a
question of time; but the higher per•
tions will be affected first became
the lime removed from them will
largely be carried to the lower levels.
Liuto Concentrates In Lower Level.
the April number of Itod ,enol Gun
toot Salver Fox •N'ws Whici. 14 :mot
issued. The story "Blended Bri-
gades,' hotve':ger, is only one item
of a table of contents. Bonii'-
catle Dale hris an interesting nnie-
cell.7ny of nature ,notes fru n site
11•Iaritimes. H. Mortimer Batten F.
Z. S. writes thiis month about pni•-
cupine and the skunk,
Valuable woorl.crafting informat-
ion is contained in W. C, Motley's
"Outdoor Talk” while the angling;
gnn and kennel specialists have
also very good departments. The
metier of national ronservat'on of
fiah and game resanreet is the sol)-
Joey of coned'"ratite discussion in
the April is;u?. Rod and Gun and
Canal:a'7 .Silver Fox N is pnb-
heelecl monthly by W. J. Taylor.,.
Ltd, Woodstock, Ont.
C. T. A. NOT IN FORCE
x IN HURON COUNTY
•
Debate in thy'' Legislature the
other night at Toronto on the new
Liquor Control Act, and dealing
with the Subject of t1Cariad•t Tent-,
pevanec Act and local optuion."
drew the inforn7at•o'' from the Gov-
ernment that Huron, Perth and
Peel counties, whiieh were . under
the Canadian Temperance Act prior.
to 1916, but vhch with the procl-
amation '
an Stich of the O, i'.A. lost their C.
T A 'stttu'S, wit be n'i t el to'iluo'
lstores at the discretion of the Con-
trol Bottd, udder th" Liquor Coli
trot Act. The, popular implies -
'40u has been that these dhhtricts
were dewfined as r`ciry" under the
new act. Premier Fergusrn exT?1-
ainecl to the Legielature that by the
pee ple'•a -wishillS the Canada Tem-
perance .Act in thelse counties had
been suspended by Ottawa order -in
council with the doming into force
of the O.T.A. As a consequence
the Liquor Control Coininissiou co-
uld, at its di'screation establish $t -
ores in these territories. The peo-
ple, however, would have theright
tinder the new act to vote to dits-
establ7sii the storee. Only Matiit-
ou1irr Teiand, whore the O.T.A, did
not 'auspettid: the' C.T,A;, Would be
Y i recogfiattrl at. "dry`' country tinder
the be \ .'..i'itior niii`tt' '.tee.
Let us now look at tht+ case of
more or less level field. The eon
dissolving action takes place in t.7.
soil, and the water percolates dowe
;yard carrying lime with it. It,th+-i
passes out of the soil by tee drat/
tile or natural channels or remains
in the soil, gradually being renicn t:r
by evaporation. The fact has i:t 7.
established, however, that ii.c�l'i1
lary water rising to • the: a ,:c
replace that lost by evaporation do-
not restore the lime removed un it
tlownwird movement. So we see 111:
• 1:7:7
,.
1C to C
UI1Cl 7r
there nder
i a tendency
the lime 111 the lower layers of t
earn while the sell ar i, ie•surface ma
became distinctly acid.
Another "fact heitielig on this pet
ticulee phase :is that the water l.,
the time it reaches the sub -soil 1,
eatletied with respect to its solveii,
power and has no further effet`,
Therefore, the lime in the lowei; lay
ere of a soil is little affected and
remains unchanged ttoi' perhaps cen-
turies, At the Name tilne the ace'
1(qet' is deettening and we must,
thei'etore, supply the lime deficiency
before it becomes serious,
Ask for B tlletin 313, and get the
rest of the story., ----Dept. of ()hernia
try, 0. A. College.
Don't Plant bisea ed Potatoes.
ay �.tl+��fsi%Q; i`. �Yl�b �t4 to`tW Mtl fW 9kR MA IuGi e,�ii'
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Zurich Drug Store
e Specialize
In Fine ,'oilet Preparations and
handle all the well known and re-
liable varieties of Face Powder and
Face Creams tiucia as
YARDLEY'S, ARMANDS, ' COTY'S, POMPEIAN
'`17R 'i'1.,M,VP+,R'S, WOODBURY'S • AND MANY'
OTHERS
These are Nationally Advertised
Goods which have a reputation to
maintain.
In Tooth Pastes we have Forhans, Ipana,
Colgates, Pepsodent and Hutax
All kinds of School Supplies and Stationery
WE HAVE,SEVERAL VARIETIES OF SHAVING CR-
EAMS, STICKS e. OAPS AND POWDERS. ALSO A
GOOD STOC'K OF SHAVING BRUSHES, SAFET Y
RAZORS AND P..ATeOR BLADES .
MAGAZINES FOR SALE
Dr. A, J. MacKinnon, Zurich
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HESS - ZURICH
It would seem wise on the part of
everyone who plants potatoes to make
a thorough examination of the stork
before planting. If people plant dis-
eased potatoes they are committing
1 crime, because they are propagating
a dtseatse hi the district which mat'
ilitiad and do much damage to an -
'ether grower's crop. With diseased
Seed potatoes being offered in many
tnarketet and by many who sell di-
rect front the farm, it will pay the
grower,to ptlt on hie shots and caro-
ftilly look over the offering •hefore
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