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am �tit,t, Sofi,catr r; No axy Publ e
Ate,, .! `fi_e on flainiiton Street,
iVat U the equttige, C„oderich. Priv-
themes to to at slowest rates,
-gees will be in '13enaall on
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bksesere )P', Doom, !Township Clerk
Eitellese et marriage eiccrnses, Notary
Wale ehentalseloner§ mud Aut-
lti•laibdlax insurauce, Representing
Mora* And Erie Mortgage Corpora-
+„ The Canada 'Trust Oe Zurich.
S. Knapp, I.9. S., L D. K-
DENTAL SURGEON
illiil3N OFFICE HENSALL
,Dr. l'i. IL C O W E N
L. D. S., D.. D. S.
?ENT.; tSRGEONIaz
.tet DETTnZ BIaOC:ie, ZURICH ev-
rr3, Thursday, F:rittay and Bator-
:day.
Main Office
' ATRTLHIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
OSCAR ILLOPP
situate Carey ii. Jones Nat -
'Wool School. of Auctioneering. Try
esto lee Begieteeect Live Stock
Seell Breedal. Terins in keeping,
Pith prevailing prices. Choice
Marra* for sale, Will aeli anything
etaywhere.. Z•tp3'icia
+ saoe 18-93 or' -write,
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Lice used. Auctioneer
'Licensed 4ue:tiede'er for Count
of Huron. I1e a position to con -
duet Any auction este, regardless
A$ tee +ise or..artielaat ,to sell. 1
,aotiett your busineste'and i
f not
neettetied will maks no charges for
oeirvice s.
Arthur: ,'Weber, e • Daei,'vood.
'tike 13-57
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t ; Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOB SKINS is 71DES
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ZURICH LIVERY
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3 am its a positioli to accotmo-
Mitte ells requirements in the Livery
Mrs, have Auto for hire. Anye
t t/pg done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
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LIVE
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WANTED i.:.
iV*kSn every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
IA not Wed foscvi seine morning
;wiles freight in.
Highest Cash Prices
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Cream and Eggt
W. O'Brien
varis4114., Znrteh
Trans -
Atlantic
Mist leers Live ,., tube Set
Selectivity, Clear toxte, ' dist arnc^e
l9itl xsterpeee►• etaything' lis', Rea o
Tilt; cost*rep to $284.00.
Zoti+hring but the. belt in Batterie+a
.sn I equipment goes with toy
Seim
i+iils beet ON THE AIR every de-
tail ceme tete for $UL00. and
trobrootoetit far sae year, if its
Rya diiw I Ir'trve 3t and the sales
care tight.
Mie S. WEINT, ' - Prop.
neaurgoeito MOTOR SERVICE
Wants For Sale, Lost.
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE.
A good !second band DeLaval
Croix Separator.— Apply to Louis
Prang, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A good third horse, good value
for the :money at $30-04. J. Hey,
J.r., Zurich.
EGGS FOR HATCHING •
Pure bred Anconaa eggs, I' roux
very good tripling strain, choice
stock, Gar pike is right, leave
your ordcar early.—Lloyd O'Brein,
Zurich, Pholue 127. ,tr-39
HENSALL
Spring Show
Horses and Cattle
The Annual Spring Show, un-
der the Auspices of the South Hu-
ron Agricultural. Society, of Stal-
lions, Harness and :Halter Horses,
'Bulls and Cates, will be held in
:FIensall, on
Tuesd) y, April 13
Wm. Consitt, President, Hensall
K. M. McLean, Secy, .Seaforth
FOR SALE
Standard Combo Foundations,
manufactured by .Eddy Co. Brant
ford Prices up to 25 lbs. at 65c
lb. 25 lbs, ar over 6!le lb.
J. Hiaharer et Sons, Zurich
FOR SALE
A 1924.Ford Coupe in good rne-
c•ha..nieal -condition, good upholet-
stering and tire. Is 'a real good
buy. Lennis O'13rein. Zurich
FOR SALE
Flax seed for feeding your 'stock
at $2.50 per bushel.
Fred; C. Ralbfleisch, a Zurich 39-5
COAL
POCAIIAN TAS
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Miller Creek
Soft Goal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son
PHONE 35 HENSALL -17
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our ,dear
daughter and sister, Nene. Schilbe
who passed away three years ,a• -
go ,today, April 9th, 1923.
Our family ,circle ha'a been broken
A link gone from our chain,
But though we're parted for a. While
'Wo ..now we'll meet again.
Parentse, `i ters and brothers
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SCHOOL REPORT,
S.S�T0. 4,Hayfor the mouth's
S. .
of February and March Those
marked * missed one or more ex -
anis, Nantes are ,arranged inoe-
der o f merit.
Sr. IV—Charold Surertees, Del-
bert Geiger.
Jr. IV—Rena !Prot Eldon Gabel*
Leo(n(ard Erb', '
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• Sr. III--Lern'rxard Masse, Verlyn
Thiel, Fay Ortwein.
Jr. I[I-Claire Snrertes, Natrol-
eon. Geroinette. *
Sr. II—Milton McAdamts.
Jr. II—Olevia 'Ma'sse, Em!nerson
Erb,
Sr. I—Ni r an Geromette, Laura
Malate.
Jr I—Della Smith, Dennis Ne-
ttie, Gertrude Thal.,
Sr. Pr. -'+aper Maigse, Gerald Ma-
sse, Average attendance (Cor
!March: 1(,5..
Mise M, ,Sxitexu'sa TQC% 'r
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ZURICH leFiatAi.ts
SOY lie ales
Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt,
is visiting 'under the parental rooi
Mr Rh:inold Kbch of .Detroitviq
ited relatives hero over the heli-
days.
Milos Susie Deichert Of the
Stratford Mension House spent
Raster at her home here.
Mr G. Iloiltann'.n is this week
moving into hie residence recently
purchased on Mill est,
Miss Lorinda Sehoeh, who .spent
'several weeks at Pigeon, Mich., has
Worried home,
Mr.. Lee McConnell of Varna cal
led on. friends in the village on
i'uPsday, .
Mr. Claude Meidinger of hhr
London Free Press staff spent the
Easter holidays at his home here.
Mea. Henry Volland, of Tucker -
smith !spent a few days with her
' ister, Mrs. Louis Schilbe .
Mrls, Oswald Fisher and on Ray'
mond, aro ispending the holidays
at Kitehneer and Toronto.
Miss Margaret Meyers of the
London Normal is 'spending her
holida;s'+s at her home in. Slake,
The local nlercha,ats are mark-
eting their dutch 'sett onions, which
are meeting with good- demand.
Miss Jossie McDonald of the i4,
con., is spending the holidays at
her horse near, Kincardine.
Messrs Edgar E. Wuerthi and
Harry GG. Hess, rrrotored to Lon-
don on Friday last.
Solicitor J. Redkay of Detroit,
\va:s in the village last Saturday
ininterest of the McCormick es-
tate.
Tho Henisall Spring Show that
was advertised for Tuesday of
this week, has been 'postponed to
'e'rtesday April 13th.
Mr. Tian.ilton of Kitchener, 'sp-
ent Easter with Mrs. Hamilton, who
is isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Gal'eter.
Messrs. Julius Thiel and Henry
Howlad ' are away to Windsor, wh-
ore `they are working at the mason
trade.
'rl • class of nine young people
received confirmation in the Luth-
eran church on Sunday morning
last at which Rev. H. Renube 'of-
ficiated.
Mr. Ted. Wagner, accompanied
by his friend, Mr. Henry IIeldnian�
of the Waterloo College were hol-1
iday visitors at the former's home
here.
Much !sympathy is •extended • to
Mr. and Mrs. Sovereign Ducls.arme,
of near Drysdale, who mourn the
death, of their infant son who pas-
sed' away on Saturday 11 st. i
Bev and Mrs. H, Rembe and faire
ily are !spending the week visit-
ing relativie'e at Ha•n Ilton and as a
consequence there will be no servr
ices in the Lutheran church on San
Provincial constable Wh.itesides
of Goderich was in town one day
last week, when 11' and constable
Jul. Block visited e fernier in St-
anley Township tt h) has some-
what negi^et- 1 his stock by starv-
ing them. Tao t .:1 of the aeen5-
ed will be held on Monday atHen
ea, berme Magistrate Reid of
Goderich.
Messrs Wm. ,Sparks and Fred
Watson of Stanley, were at London
the past week attending a Holstein
cattle sale, and the former purch-
ased three heifors and one ball,
while the latter purchased two hei-
fers. Mr. Sparks has a beauti-
ful herd of pure bred Hblsteinsand
if he continuos on a few more ye-.
ars .his herd will 'be an outstanding
one in the county. •
Saturday we'd yang of the worst
yternus of the winter, and • prob-
ably the worst in, April 's en for
many years, as• the snow piled up
like .mid -'.,,inter, and it was very
unlseaeonably• cold, .Easter weather
this year looked more like Christ -
toes weather,b ut it is again start-
ing to thaw again and, surely it
will 'soon moderate a little. Last
y:'qr at. this Mile many farmers we-
re through 'seeding.
The .annual business meeting of
the Evangelical Church .was held
on Monday evening in the church
the treasurer of the current fund
showed a nice balance on hand at -
ter giving the pastor, Rev. W. B.
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I allill.
e n 00
n is a bonus of 2
D g $ >
other different organizations of the
church gave splendid reports. At
the eloce of the meeting a unan-
e
inaous rate was extended to the.
pastor to return to Zurich. for an-
other yehr to which the pastor re-
titled in the Affirmative,
TIYMENIAL 1,
On Wednesday of Mist week a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Mcl3eath, Clear lirucefield, ways
united in marriage to Mr, Alvin
McBride of Stanley Township. The
ceremony taking place at the hone
nf the bride's ;parents, on the 2nd
eon!. Stanley;.; The happy cou-
ple wilt ee•side on, the fine farm re-
cently- purchased front TIJa;s,
Gtassielt, across the road frouvthe
McEeath farm, 13est 'e ishce for
their happiness in their nee' hom
are hiefd el,
NI09'4al4ljil l!1 CROP GROWN IN
MIEN leOUN'EIEs.
SIMI se Mull, Oils Cake and Silage
1ui4 Moate Points About Dieleuities
'laad Advantages.
(C4ontslauted by ()marlo Department of
£.riculture. Toronto.)
rceiltabie live stock farming de-
pends In pest on economical feed
produetioe. The soy bean has proven
to be a very uaeful crop in the lake
countto, out a source of hay, silage
614 erode teed.
Ste eider value of the soy bean in
Qatari. will be as a hay crop. Feed-
tr4•14, k,*we demonstrated that
Well O114e•sey bean hay has a feed-
ing Vitae • that is slightly less than
/OA Wilts, In seasons of probable
t.4 shortage the soy bean can be
wind es as emergency hay crop to
greeter advantage than.' any other
"'Ault used for the purpose. Dairy
oattlo, sheep and beef cattle do well
en the y►y, eating it up clean with
Stat eseiptten of the coarse parts of
the skelb.
beaa meal as a stock food has
a value comparable to linseed meal
or cotton Beed meal. It is fully as
rich in dlieettble, crude protein as
linseed meal and even higher in this
property than cotton seed meal. For
dairy N•'e toy bean meal can be
Uwe,. basalt of either linseed or cot -
%to wed meals, where the concen-
ta+ats rsalrequired in excess of two
pow* per day. •
lief balm meal makes a good pro-
tein Ash addition in fattening beef
cattle and sheep, having for this pur-
pose a value equal to linseed meal.
Soy bean meal can be used in grow-
1*d young pigs. but it should not he
IA la steers. If fed in conjunction
with - tankage or skim milk to pigs
that have free access to a mineral
mixture it elves best results. Soft
pert ear result from excessive soy
ee* reeding•. Soy bean meal should
be Ere hly around. Old meal be-
comes motel due to the high oil
content. It 4s good practice to mix
other wales with the soy beans at"
time of grinding. Dry, starchy
grains like eorn, oats or barley will
take up the excess oil, thereby aid-
ing in the grinding process and keep-
ing qualities or the meal.
Foy Bean Olreake.
About 309 pounds of oil may be
prtaa'e4 put of a ton of soy beans.
Tice ltar'd,-Ary cake that isleft after
peewits/ 1e ground up leaving a pro-
duct known as soy bean oil meal or
oil sake. As a feed for dairy cows
tls4 tarsi 'product has a value equal
to rate batt grades of linseed meal. As
a feed for swine, soy bean meal fur-
*hikel one of the best protein rich
eafewnt;stwe available. One hundred
T eey bean oil meal replaced
if tankage and 22 pounds
of ears, 1s feeding experiments.
From this its high value as a pig
feed can be appreciated.
Sol' Beans for Silage.
Boy beans in combination with
corn in the proportion of one ton. to
three tons of green corn makes an
etcellent silage. Ensiled alone the
soy been dose not make a very palat-
able silage, aad should therefore al-
WIWI be noised with corn or other
starchy plant, as sorghum, sunflower,
or clover.
Harvesting Se+y Beans.
Tie soy bean is a crop compara-
tively .sew to Ontario. It has its
peeuiln*tties and is not the r-art'st
crop to mire as hay. Late seeded
aad tete ripening, it is ready to har-
vest tress August 10th on. Weather
eonittisse in late August and Sep-
tember are not as a rule favorable
to good hay making. The nights are
cooler, days shorter and moisture
more abundant than in July, when
the clovers are harvested.
For Hay.
Good hay ,curing weather is the
first requisite for good soy Sesen ter
The pods should be partially filled,
and the leaves tight. to make the
beet colored, nutritious and nalat-
a.ble hay. A hay that is greon In
Color and has a sweet and pleasant
aroma and is free Erom mntlld can
only be made daring favorable wrn-
ther. The cutting should be done
not later than August 15th regard-
less of the stage of plant develop-
ment. Every day after Aur'tts+ 15+h
leans the haymaker nearer to the
production of mouldy and undesir-
able,hay. • The soy bean crop for hay
should be hesndled i'i such a way as
to save all the leaf possible end give
a 'bright green hair Tho hest me -
chine for this work 1.- roto sW-' p rel:e
reeper, it having the advantage of
delivering the bean :stalks into small
often which will cure without i'llrth'r
labor. The ordinary mower may hr
need for cutting the crop and th'>s
side -delivery rake to roll the bean
stalks Into windrows, where they can
cure after being put up into very
shall cocks. All handling while cur-
ing most be done while the islets
felfA 1Ell n*^?n or damn, The grain
e a 1155 beet ti eet1 to i 1 nwt. th °
F 1110...
b for hay with goof( iiilcce�s tivhen
t a +iEreatiler was favorable. In S1etnp
vreaith r the bundles will n'ou
ild it not
o erred and the centres exposed to
the salt and sun. Soy beans will
shed considerable rain if ptit un in
cocks while still a little green. Cor-
ing in the swath and the use of the
hay tedder is not to be recommended
'because of the great loss of leaves
and poor color produced, • After m ,1'c -
p U r
lee, it is best before drawing; in to
barn or stack to turn the cocks over
+"d expose to the sun 'for a few
!lturesting y €o Ream.. .-
Tim beet machine for threshing is
ybs regular pea and bean threshes•.
/like ordinary grain thresher can be
used euccesrrfully providing the
Winder speed is reduced to 400 or
5.00. revelations per minute; and all
eeneaves and some of the cylinder
l'eeth removed if the beans are dry
an brittle. A corn shredder Vas
been, used tor bean threshing stte-
cesstulty. A..fter, threshing the seed
should be stored in shallow bine and
shovelled: mer trt'r t,ei 11y 111.101 all
tr1)lua moisture loi.. lewee . -moved.
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