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ThUrsday S1ay 22nd, 1924
• BUSINESS CARDS
lioroudfoot, 'Clitoral.) It HOLMES,
-BarrAsters, Soliv;Lors, Notaries,
Publii, Etc, Office on the Sauale.
Intl door from Hamilton St.. God -
Private funds to loan at
Proudfoot, j. L. Killoran
D E. Holmes,
i. Holmes will be in Hensall on
Friday of each week,
Andrew IP. Hess, Township Clerk
Ifinrster of. marriage licenses, NotarY
ablic, COMMiSS101181", Fire and Aut-
4inobile Insurance. Representing
Aaron and Erie Mortgage Corpora -
Oen, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
'Ontario.
Dr. G. L. Smith
(Toronto.) D.D.S4Chicago)
DENTIST
AT WALPER ITOUSI?i, ZURICH,
EVEEtY WEDNESDAY
MAIN OFFICE - HENSALL
,,aranwasactamr
OSCAR ICLOPP '
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of 1tioneeriflg. Try
me for Registered Live Stock
IJLII Breeds). Terms in' keeping
-with prevailing prices. Choice
farms for sale. Will sell anything
Wiry'Where.
Thome 18-93 or write, Zurich.
'Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
*a. to, size or articles to sell.
Solicit your business, an a if not
aatisfied will make no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood,
Phone 13-57
Zur
ARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna $aus..ages, etc
'Highest Cash Pince for Wool
CASH FOR STUNS TIMES
l'ung'olut SL,
DeicheTt
• ZURICH LIVER
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I am in a position to accomo-
tlate all requirements in the Livery
Vaine, have Auto for hire. Any -
Thing dote in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
'Phone 58 Zurich
,IMINIMIN••••
' 8. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
t%.ntal Surgeons of Ontario and
the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Oce hours at Zurich. every
Main Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
At Zurich every TUESDAY
phone, 79 -19
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46eakee every day till 3 Oclock pan.
Do not feed fowl carne morning
rieheei brought in,
Highest Cash Prices
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Cream and Eggs
VV. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurich
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• SEASON 1924
-SP.RING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IES
ANTHRACITE -We are now re-
teiving our genuine Delaware &
nuason direct from the mine's, Nut
Steve and Egg, sizes.
SOFT COAL -Jost arrived, an -
tether car of our high grade soft.
Mils coal has made a great hit for
household use and our sales of this
leave over doubled in the last sea-
,tota
BOTTLETS-Our Boulet Coal is
Ulaie in, a -class by itself and ie gr -
lowing in favor rnpidly.
OUR Telephones' 'are at your
eservice, Use them freely for in-
)ent.,4674.e.
ctir
OAi & PRODUCE -MERCHA,NT
one °thee 10w. House to,
HENSALL ON1%,
PVT YOUR
Wants, For Salle, Lost.
Found.Notiee.Ete.Ads
IN THIS .COLUMN
FOR SALE
I11 Yorkshire pigs, bacon type,
5 weeks Old. Apply to Bruce
Walker, Phone 20-99; R. R. No,
1, Zurich. . .
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FOR SALE
A building 12x16, well finished
inside, Would make a fine kitchen
garage or chicken house. Phone
87-1. L. N. Denomy. tf42
• NOTICE.
..;The Inspector of the local
I3oard of Health advises all peo-
ple in, the Township of Hay to
clean all barns, pig stables, out-
houses, etc., by May 15th, when he
will make his annual inspection of
such .places.
C. Either, Inspeeton.
NOTICE.
Any person wishing to dig a
trench under any 'sidewalk on the
streets of Zurich, must first obtain
permission to do so from the Pol-
ice Trustees.
Zurich Police Trustees 43-2
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A„: NEWS •FLIES AND UYE Sf Cit
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Miss Matilda Johnston; is visit,:
ing, friends in Kitchener,'
Miss Ortha Melick was a Week-
end visitor at Creditoon.
Miss Grade Kellerman of Dab -
wood spent the week -end withMies
Dorothy Fritz,
Mrs, 3, Wing, of Kitchener snent
the week -end with her moth.er, Mee,
P, Hauchl,
Mr. L. W. Roffman has purchsiS
ed a used Ford touring :car from.
iMr. L. A. Prang dealer.
Mr. Oliver Johnston of Goderich
snent Tuesday with his brother,
Mr. Thomas Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T,, Wurne and
Miss Vera Siebert were visitors to
London on Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs, 3. A. Meyers and
daughter Peggy, of London, are
emeeding a few days_ with friends
here,
Miss Elizabeth Rennie, who lige
been visiting in New Hamburg and
Kitchener the past month:, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Go]len and ens,
Mr. and Mrs.. Brown of Greenway
visiOd Mr. McAdams' on Sunday
on the Bronson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Basil -art and
Mr. and Mrs, Moses Schultz of near
Badem visited friends on the :Broil-.
son Line the past week,
As there is nothing doing here
- ;••• •this Saturday, MO 24th, people
will have the opportnnity of going
elsewhere and enjoy the sports.
FOR SALE
Royal Purple Petered Rock pul-
lets eight week sold "none better
on the nontinant" at $15 per dozen.
deliver' June 1st, 10% of pur-
chase price with order to be refun-
ded at our expense if orders can-
not be filled.. Balance C.O.D. Un-
less orders for at least fifteen doz-
are received, none will he sold,
All orders must be in by May 23rd.
J. E. McKinley, R.R.1, Zurich.
R'v, Father A, Stroeder, Mr. and
Ikks. 0. T. Smith and Miss Irene
Lipphardt motored to London on.
huTrsday afternoon.
:Weasel sere
I these days find
!are seen tacked
village.
Mr. ; and Mrs.
a common 1
numerous cards
up around /the
Eh Boshart and
children of ;Bedell and Mr. Anrew
Kiper of New Harribuieg were re-
.
cent visitors on the. Bronson Line.
FOR SALE
A barn 20x40 feet, good solid
frame and lumber. For particul-
ars apply to Jacob Deichert, 'Zur-
ich. tf-44
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FOR SALE
Just received a carload of Mapi
Leaf, 111 spring wheat flour.
Louis Schilbe, Phone. 3-93.
In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
iemembor the Herald Office is
agent for mostof them and in
some eases can save you as much
as 50 cents on a single subscript -
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL 11'0111'0RD CARS. 017
ARAN !TED TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OP BANDS.
L. A, PRANG, Zurich.
Sold
Be
tf18
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest. quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son
PHONE 35
EENSALL -17
Dr. H. H. COW -EN
L. D. $t, D. D. S.
,DENTAL SURGEON
•At McCormick Blocls, ehirinh, ev-
ery Thursday
aAtzTLE/13'S
HEIRS
and Sa tale y.
Main Office
BLOCK, DASHWOOD
WANTED .
*••••••••••*• One.
• Missing Heirs are being sought
throughoo I. the world, :Untie, people
are. toady living in comparatiee
poverty alio are really rich, but do
not knOW it., You may be one of
tbena. Send for Index Book. -"Mis-
sing Heirs and Next of Kill," con-
taining .carefuily authenticated lists
of Missing heirs and unclaimed eat-
ateS which have boon advertised
Por here and abroad, The Index
of Missing Heirs we offer tor sale
centaine 'thousands of narnr.`s 'which
have .appeared in American, Can-
adian, English. Scotch, 'Welsh, Geri
man; French. 'Belgian, Swedish, in
dime, Colonial: and other newsp-
apers, Refereed by lawyersmoat-
ozrs, administrators. Also contii-i
,ixisellat of English and Irish Courts!
of Chancery and 'unclaimed divid-
ends list of Bank of England„ Your
enierio or atone 'anoestor's may be in
the Het. Send $1.00 (one.doller) at
once for book.
Mr. jecoh Fniberee, who spent
the wintnr months at Toronto, haS
returned to 'Zurich and is assisting
his two brothers here in; the bee
business,
'err. and Mrs, A. Moritz and fam-
of Guelph spent the. -week-end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ct
Fril.z, also Mr. Moritv's mother, Mrs.
P. Hauelf.
At. a meeting held in Clinton on
Tnestlav evening, a • Huron
Badeteill League was organiZed,re-
,presentatives being present from
different quarters of the county.
• Rev. Peter Zehr wifn, and daufeh
ter. and Mrs. pen Wader and wife
and two chldren 'East Zora, vis-
ited on the broneon Line • oveert
T ) day, white here Rev. Zehr pr -
ea al. two 'eery. suering seeinons
in the Amish Mennonite church.
Mr .W H. Donne the hydro Supt,
as,ested by h`.3 •stef from Reefer
and' an expert from Toronto, had
the meters tested in the Town
Hill on Tuesday. It is a aniline;
of the Hydro Commission that all
nimt be tested at lenst once
11 every five years.
Tho deep water well in front
o tho residenee of W. C. Callfos,
hos berm filled up with ground by
hl villages trustees. The roorf
had becomp. defective and was
hnrl'vsel'e ' walk oven, to it
was decided to close it up with gr-
ound -a fine place also to dispose
oi old tin can,s etc.
Our Village Fathers are again
nententolating of putting up the
silent Policeman at the tatceseetion
of the Goshen Line and Zurich Rd.
,Th's 'a usually 1 very remjneted
plane with traffic, and ia 41 grent
oonventence to auto ne noN
ofir%y ichic,IP drivers, esnecielly to
those who observe those rules.
7',/ay 21 L h, 1.1 rs, 47/•,•.•
is PIE next public iInI1. and
as a consequenee all lauenee,; oi-
reen Zileich ;will he cloeed,
half-holidny on Threeidny
ternoon will not be observed tills'
week, and the pirices fr" nriselese
will be open on Friday evon'ope,
country people n"•
t.) do .1:114' .
The weather man hos1-4i tl."4
ratlines cold -vet and
weather the past wok. 1%7iir -
hies. nUerneon and fesen•ae
or fine snow was witreaneel.
th:' early risers ohs!)r•vr..
frost every morning. Surely af-
ter the 24th it will pet r."""10e.
Porawrs are complaining of run-
ning out of feed for their stook,
as the vase has mede little growth,
-Despitwe all the ag%tation t() tete
Canadian coal, official figures show
that the Dominion is yearly more
• and more dependent upon the 'Un-
ited States for its fuel sonply. For
the year ending Feb. 19P2, 'Cnnada
imported 17,097,468 tons of coal, evil --
11,085,408 were bituminions and 4,-
111..047 anthracite, vainrid at $80,-
200;815. Our 'exportsfor the 'same •
period wewre valued at $13,350,856;
INTERNATIONAL CLAIM
AGENCY, Dept 262
PITTSBURGH,
Mr, Lee O'Brien, manager and
proprietor of th' local skating rink
and bowling green, Wishes to ad-
ViSe such interested in the fine.
sport of bowling that the green
will be ready for bowling on june
lst, and is in fairly good condition
considering the rather bankward ,
;spring. Bowling is one of 'Can-
ada's most popifee artmmer •Sports
a Wee sefnahle scl,.!..)4 and
peop'e inter est01 thnre;0 IshOuldaV-.
ail themselves of thiS fine 1.
oppor-i
flow to 13ring Relief to Farm
Animals In Summer.
00seriPtion of the Stable lely—The
, Treatment Usually OlVered—Othei
Remedies Suggested — Stitch
Threshing Has Advantages.
Wontribotee by Ontario Department 01
AKri co I to re, Toronto.)
The fly is a destroyer oe profits
The annoyance that the various types
or live stock suffer from this caus(
during the summer period can be da
termined with fair accuracy and :a
• pressed as loss in pounds of milk.
•Pounds of pork 'or work not done
Animals get no rest from month*.
until night. The worry is greaoe.
during the period of greatest ligie
and temperature,
Description of the Fly,
The common sta,bla, fly, also knka,
Stomoxys Calcitrans, resemb..,.
the common house fly in size
shaPe. The stable fly bites inuen
harder, giving quite a sharp eting.
he
is also a blood sucker and a very Pul-
ststent tease. Tthin skin novenae,
the legs, flanks and abdomen of canee
and horses is the area they attar,.
• when bent on satisfying their thinee
and hunger. At other times they mad
rest quietlhe y -on tanimal's back or
on the stable wall. Any person who
has to milk cows during the summer
period is well acquainted with the
'annoyance that these little creatures
can create. And when the stahle
is ably assisted by the house i1 ana
the born fiy, both the tow and the
milker have anything but a pleasant
time in their endeavors to be at least
half. efficient in milk production. he
•stable fly breeds principally in decay-
ing refuse, horse manure, rotting
straw—materials that are too fro-
'quently found quite close to the farin
buildings during the summer period
when it is possible to keep them at a
distance,
The Treatment Usually Offered.
• To prevent the stable fly from an-
noying animals, providing darkened
stables, pens, sheds 01'sh
othershelters
in which the animals can retreat is a
Sp
good practice. raying or brushing
the animals fever with liquid ny
pellants is also adeised. There is no
repellant of very enduring efficiency,
but a number of such now in Coin:don
use are worth while even if. their
effect is so short as to requiro unily
or twice a day application. This may
seem a lot; of work, but a man with
an auto spray holding two gallons of
liquid can go over a line, or twenty
cows in five minutes. A successful
:preparation that can be used as a
spray is made by mixing the follow-
ing—
s„..40.tindry. soap. 4 qts. oil a tar:
41,L. (its: coal tar dip. 3 qts. coal oil.
4½ qtS. trsh oil. 3 qts. whale oil.
.DISsolve the laundry soap in water
and• then add the other ingredients
and more water to make 30 gallons of
spray.
Additional Treatment Suggested.
Poisons and 'traps are sometimes
used and can be Made very etiicient
agents in stable fly control if used
with ordinary intelligence and thor-
oughness. Formaldehyde is one of
the best poisons to use in de-
struction. Mix two ounces of for-
maldehyde with 1% quarts of milk,
sweeten with brown sugar, and place
111a window where the flies emigre -
gate, In stables and pig pens pro-
perly 'darkened, ono window way be
bort Uncovered to provide the ones-
ea.ry light to attract the files to the
poison dish. If aim stable wandii
at the beginning of the season pro-
vide shelves on which to place poison
dishes high enough up to be oat of
the way -and where there is light,
keep the same replenished from day
oday with formaldehyde, milk and
igar, and see that all other mots-
! re IS covered up, millions of flies
i, -an be destroyed with little effort.
gL1#!4.1v4.t. clean up daily to prevent
Cite pest increasing by breeding is
'y- necessary to control: in factn
is title use in trying to P0180
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trao flies if we are so shiftless and
•:1,-.11). of sanitary condition,: as to
them. to breed whoi,?h
sa.,
up is the first and last word
-.„11211 ,fiy control.—L. StereeCOD.
• Extension,
O.A. College,
.Leorrds show that it cot;ts tile
etor a little More to stack his
• je told thresh it front the stack
Cn.o.1 it does -to thresh directly from
"The cost of th'reshing Won,
it. Wrestling :from the stack
+an thl; cost of threshing in tic
1i'1, hut 'When the coat of Stack!n..:.
.n,Ust be taken into con.,Id
it. 11, is added, the cost of stacking
and threshing from the stack is a tit
lie nigher. To offset this, however,
On". straw and grain are usually of a
b!,tter quality, Considerablo loss is
to" result from leaving grain
in the shock a while waitinv for
die threshing' m
acrrine, Especc.:Ily 18
_III, true if wet weather
Furthermore, it grain is stacked ta,
;7 OM as it ie.& 111 0480 of Wet W 1. 1
plOW can be started.
a...aud1ng any length of time en
,oeded 'to grass kill out the
Oonsequently in fields of WI inne
lie grain Should be threshed or eine'll-
ed as early es, possible.
iaii Thresaing Has Advantages.
The 'tomato is closely reintch tit...
potato, and while .the annod food
value 02 (110 tomato is not so great
that of the potato,: it has certioe qual-
ities that anake it one of tle;
desirab1e. of our garden crops,
Farmers 'are not only profiting
shipping 'their poultry co-opc,ralycly,
but they getting 11110 the field
businesa.leartig business clotted'.
and; how to care for their poultry to
get the beat results.
A new hes to use lies energy
aricirig the lee cold she
tunity. . t Use that energy W maze
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Pat ro ens
Have You bougitt that iitober
Tire 14,3ugg3? u.ot
HESS se118 them
• RPA RING .
Painting Eoad Car, One 'lost, $15.00, Two Costs L $20.09
leo verily,' It'ut'd. Top (100d Material, leas curtains; .- $12.00
Changing Ford Curtain's to open with Doors
Painting Buggy, . .. •$800
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