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BUSINESS CARDS
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ARY PUBLIC, E1'C.
Office, Hamilton Street. Just oft
ales Square, GODIMICH, Ont,
ASpecial eattention to 'Counsel and
Court Work.
ItIr. Holmes may be consulted at
•Goderich by phone and phone
charges reversed. ,
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taillrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
Gamow et marriage licenses, Notary
111$1414, Commiledoner, Wire and Ant -
Guiles Insurance, B.epresentIng
leariala and Erie Driortgage Corporse
Gine The Canada Trust Ca. Zurich.
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Main Office
SARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASBWOOD
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Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
*Mal School of Auctioneering. Try
leo for Registered Live Stock
Biel Breeds). Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
Wireadi for sale. Will sell anything
geywhere.
elione 18-93 or -write, Zurich.
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Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auetioneer for County.
eid Huron. In a position to con-
tact any auction sale, regardless
tia to size or articles to sell. I
salialt your businese, and it not
vatistied will make iiko charges for
iarvIces.
(Arthur Weber, e Daehwood.
"Zone 13-67
Zurich Neat
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Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
•CARR FOR MINS a RIDES
Tungblut &
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ZURICH LIVERY
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I em in a position to encore°.
Mate ell requirements in the Livery
Usk have Auto for hire. Any -i
tang done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
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LIVE '
POU LT R
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alma eiery day till 3 Ocloclep.ro.
•DS not teed fowl fame morning
brought in.
'Highest Cask Prices
-calm FOR-
CreAm and Eggs
W. O'Brien
11/000 911. Zuricli
:the Ford
MAGNETO
Does.get weak
Our re -charger is
again on the job
TESTING FREE
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Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found; Notice, etc, Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE
Two fresh nI1kCoSvis.
Apply to Jo,h,n Galster, Zurfch.
FOR. SALE
Eight young pigs, 5 weekeioid
of a g ood bacon type kind.
Apply iSirrson Greb, phone 9-81.
NOTICE
After May 15th, 1 will enake
my rounds an Health. Inspector,
and all puttee are requested to
have all their back and !runt
yards, barna manure dumps and
outhoulses cleaned by that time.
(Byl Order
C. 'Taber, Inspector.
FOR SALE
A good pumping- .windnill,
Leader, with 40 -foot !steel derrick,
apply to Jacob, Gellman.
NOTICE
The Zurich Egg Pool I again in
operation at T. L. Wurm's store,
and anyone so interested eau pool
their eggs there by making arranee
ments.
WANTED
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Girls Wanted to operate sew-
ing machines in S. M. Sanders Clo-
thing factory, Exeter, pleasant
work,g ood pay, S. M. Sanders
Mfg. Co., Exeter.
WANTED
.An assistant Matron for the
Huron County Home, at Clinton,
Ontaris. Dut'es to commericeJane
1st, er as soon as possible there-
after. Application's received by
the undersigned until May 26th.
Personial applications preferred.
John Torrence, Inepector.
Clinton, Ont.
TENDERS WANTED
FOR CONCRETE WORK
Sealed Tenders, addressed to
oChairman; 'Building Committee,
Lutheran „Church, Zurich, for con-
crete workein connection with build
ing of church Shed will be received
up to 6 O'clock, p.m., May 18th,
1926. Lowest or Any tender not
necessarily accepted. Plans and
)specifications May be seen at F.
C. Kalbfleisch's office.
H. Yungblut, Secretary.
Zurich, May 4th, 1926.
FOR SALE
Some good cheap cattle hay,
Slightly damaged through wetness,
by 'shipping. Mall at my barns
J. Hey, Jt a Zurich.
WANTED
"Girl for 4onsework. Plain cook-
ing, Good wages. Apply, Mrs.
Jones -Bateman, Britannia Road,
Phone 289, Godeeich, Ont.
FOR SALE
USED 'CARS-Wehave a number
of Used cars for sale, Terms (ar-
ranged, lie .10110Viia ,
Ford Coupe 192, refinished with
1926 license and starter.
Ford fronting 1918 in good runeing
condition, will take $75 cash or
teethe.
Ford Tudor sedan 1925 in good con
dition.
We have a number of Ford Tour-
ings not listed, rangiego in price
from $t15 to 1Q9. Cell and took
these bargains over.
Ford Roadster in good condition,
new treks on rear -Cheap.
C. FRITZ. & SON, Word Dealers
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FOR SALE
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A barn with good strolig frabits
on Victoria Street, Zurich, for
further particulars apply to Herb
Moetseealls
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FOR SALE
A good )seeond hand DeLaval
}Crew Separator, -- Apply ,to Louis
Prang, Zurich.
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EGGS Foil HATCHING
Pure bred Ancon eggs, hon.
It..) Very good laying strain, choice
r p, stock, Our price .la right, leave
"s. MaCtligt000 moritin movicp 7:,
your o "r4:ror ' wbr--tooloYd O'Brein,
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Albert Gies left ;on Thurs-
day tor Kitchener.
Sorry to rpeort that M.
Truemner continces quit:o poorlY.
Rev.J. J, Durrantt of Varea,
called on friends here on Friday.
Mr, 'J. B. Fink spent • the week
end at his home in Mildmay.
Mr. and Mes. NOrmen Gascho
were visiting at Kippen oa Fri-
day,
Pleased to report that Mr. Wm
Lamont is. able to be out again
after hie illness.
The excavation for tho base-
ment of the new part of, the Evan-
gelical church is under way.
Mr. and Mes. John Kipper and
Mies Fanny Kipper motored to
London, on Saturday,
Mr, John Flaxbard was taken to
London hospital and operated on
Wedneeday for appendieitis.
Mr. S. ,Deitz is erecting a fine
new metal garage beside his bus-
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inesa block:
Mr. Chas. Hartleib and Mr. Web-
eter of Goderich .called in thm vil-
lage on Saturday.
Mrs. Snider of Elmira visited
the past week with her daughter,
Ws, W. B. iDengis.
Dr. J. Ward, of Exeter,. was in
town on Wednesday and. give his
customers their attention. •
The :Band gave a few openiair
selections on Saturday eve. which
were much enjoyed_ after the long
whiter months.
Mrs. A. McLeod of Wroxeter,
who visited her father, Mr. Petr
Peter Keehlee, returedn • to her
home on Thursday.
Mr, and Mfrs. Wilfred Jervis of
Holniesville, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mr's. SYle. Witmer,
Babylon Line.
Mr. and Mr. Milo Snell of Ex-
eter, were Friday evening. visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mes. C.
Fritz.
- The Misses Pearl and Elizabeth
Leibuld have returned. home after
'spending the Oast three weeks at
Stratford, Tavistock, and Kitch-
ener.
Farmers are busy seeding and
the weather is ideal as it is nice
and cool for the horses By the
end of the week if the weather ke-
eps, most farmers will be pract-
ically -through.
Much sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mes. Marcil Correveau of
the death of their labs. year .old
daughter, who wae taken to .Lon --
don and operated on for_ append-
icitis.
We have a powder for farm
stock, which when fed to the an-
imals will prevent them from
Itnawing at wood, 'etc. .Also are
onying 40c. cwt or old iron. -
Johnston & Kalbfleisch,
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Mrs: L. 'Schiefle and children left
for her home: in Detroit. on Setur-
day, after visiting her parents., Me
and Mrs. John Gallium Mr,
Gd-
nian, we are pleased to ;stets is pro
greasing favorably after his TPC-
ent einem
Word was received here tthat
Mrs. Minnie Fritz and two datigh-
tors, Veda and Hazel, former resi-
dents of Zurich, but now of Lon-
don, were injured in a train hitting
n large motor bu'. in that city On
whih ih?y were riding.
nisiderable eittmen 1 was,
created last Thursday .afternoon,
when a fire alarm was given that
Mr. Ezra Koehler's kitchen was
burning. The fire started from
the explosion of am oil stove but
was put out with buckets before
tinuch headway was made. •
W, G, Hess & Sons have recently
sold radio Sete to Messrs; Louis
Hartman and Oswald Either. Radio
reception is improving by lepas
and bounds, new higher power st-
ations are being installed resulting
in more entertainment, finer music
farm talks, Baseball scores, Etc.
The roads throughout the Tp,
are dried up 'nicely and are beCom-
ing hard, there seem to bi . co»sid-
eralste bumps still On the roads, to
ercome this means more drag-
ging and ,gradin, the Goshen Line
Line 'south, which received its go-
ing over last isummer is in remark
able fine ;shape, While the, Baby-
lon Line at places is q. uite rutty
as an Sunday, a car got mixed
up in the ruts, which resulted in
taking the ditch,
A gone). ituron Baseball Leagne
is again being 'organized this
summer, and we hope to, See
Zurich again on the; map by .enter-
ing a team. Our boyls were very
does+to' winning the pennant last
year, but are greatly weakened in
the pitching 'staff, by the loss of
Mr. Fred Thiel, who was so eiefor-
tunate in fractaring his arm ,while
pitching a ball in the Dinal genie
last year. However, we under-
stand that this, is a general weak-
/nese ofall the teams in the League
Bill Mote, the outstanding pitcher
of the Crediton team, is very doubt
fel if he will Islay, as also had
la very Upiortunate accident of
bad ;tem:tows of his lee last rail.
being looked fee that a
SELECTING DAIRY COW
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V,E4111PERAMENT, FEED CA.PACITY.
CONSTITUTION AND VIGOR.
These Ate the Points Which Should
Receive Attention and This Article
Tells What Look For leader
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Agriculture, Toronto,) 0 YOU NEED TIIE MOST, ALSO PC NIPS', PIPING AN o t
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• FIT'IlINGS. WE INSTALL OUR P U 51P,S, ID
ieseselatle eo
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cows and goes out to search for ani- • CS,
mals.that are likely 'to be profitable : WHILE TiFIEY LAST WE ARE OloTeRING THE PUBLIC •:
to him there are a number of things 41 THESE SPECIAL B A BO AI NS as
to be kept in mind. A cow is a coW,
but comparatively few are real high j 21
chaser should depend ou his owe •
judgment, and not on statements of WE MAKE A LIBERAL TEARLITE,0s.W A NOE ON- OLD B.AT-
owners anless such statements are • -'
backed up by carefully kept records
of production. • Our Batteries are Guaranteed by the
.
Cows with ''dairy temperament" •
producing profitable cows. Thepur- Bat eries for $15.00
have thin necks, sharp withers, prom-. • Company and myself
inept vertebrae, hips and pin bones; •
thin incurving thighs and a general tir
body conformation that is wedge- • ALSO DO BETTERY ,CHARGING AND REPAIRINU.
shaped no matter from what aseele it it
is viewed. Dairy temperament is also •
associated with alertness, marked ac- •
tivity, and lack of all coarseness in IS
the individual. •
Cows with "feed capacity" show
plenty of room or middle for the •
storage of feed. They are long and •
deep between the shoulder and the
hip, long faces, wide foreheads, broad •
muzzle, and large jaw with fullivell-
developed salivary glands. •
Cows with "constitution and vigor" 2
are wide through the heart region, •
have a big strong heart, a strong cir- •
culMion of blood to all parts of the
body. This condition is usually re- •
fleeted in the healthy condition of
the hair, oily secretions of the hide •
and well-developed, prominent veins 11
on the under side of the abdomen •
and on the udder, face and neck. 0
Constitution and vigor is also shown 3
in large bright eyes, large nostrils
and a general alertness.
Cows with "well-developed milk or-
gans" can boast of the following
characteristics:
Udder well attached to the body
and not pendulous.
Udder tissue pliable and soft to
the touch, free from coarseness, hard
areas or lumps.
Udder of good size, extended well
forward and high up behind.
Large veins running from the an-
terior attachment forward and well
along the abdomen.
The skin covering the udder is soft
and pliable, teats are of a good size
to fill the hand and are evenly
placed.
Don't forget the producing dairy-
man is not likely to sell kis best
cows. Those that have faults are
most likely to be offered for sale.
If you can see her milked so much
the better. -L. Stevenson, Dept. of
Extension, 0. A. College,
Tires,Tubes, -Greases and Oils
L. A. Prang, - rop.
GARAGE! GA RAGE
-We are in a position to give you
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..overhauling any make of Car I
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High and Low Testing Milk Com-
pared With Mixed Milk.
The question has been raised as to
whether milk with varying fat con-
tent when mixed, as is done at the
cheese factory, would give results
that average between high and low
• testing lots made up separately, as
is done with experimental testing.
Four tests were made by dividing
lots of milk as delivered to the 0.A.C.
Dairy Department from farms sur-
rounding Guelph, between two vats,
one of which tested high in fat and
the other comparatively low. Each
vat contained 450 pounds of milk.
From each 150 pounds were taken
and mixed in a third vat. Altogether
1.200 pounds of milk were used in
each lot. The average percentages
of fat in the milk were 3.85, 3.27
and 3.55. The yields of choese per
1,000 pounds of milk were, respec-
tively • 102.6, 94.63 and 97.60. The
theoretical yield of the mixed lots
is 98.61 pounds of clipese which is
within one pound of the actual. This
difference is accounted for .by differ-
ences in moisture content of the
cheese, difference in shrinkage and
in losses due to handling the milk,
curd and cheese. The average scores
of the cheese were 88.48, 86.61 and
88.74 respectively for high, low and
'mixed lots, indicating' 'that in the
opinion 'of the expert judge there
was not Much 'difference in the qual-
ity of the cheese. •
Conclusion. -These tests show that
mixed lots of milk containing vary-
ing percentages of fat are likely to
yield cheese averaging fair'"? closely
to what would be obtained if the
lots were made separately into
cheese.
Sweet Glover Butter.
The tests made in butter-makin:,-
during 1924 witli milk from cows
pasturilig on sweet clover was con-
ducted with milk from farms where
sweet clover was the only pasture.
The butter was made in small lets
in the Farm Dairy at the C. A. Col-
lege and was scored by the bfecial
putter Grader for the Province. As
in other years no flavor could be de-
tected in the milk, cream or butter
which might be attributed to sweet
0104 feeding. Five lots of butter
were made altogether, one from raw
cream churned svveet, one from raw
cream ripened with a culture, one
ripened without culture, one from
pasteurized cream to which culture
was added and then ripeeed. These
conditions cover practically all that
are likely to be met wIth ep the feria
elo-aZ Me Creamery, The butter was
held in need storage for two months
before it was judged, in order to
allow any flavors to develop that
might be present, Sweet clover is a
valuable pasture crop on dairy farms
and should not be condemned by
ohoose or butter in anisette rers.-
Dept, of Extension, 0, A College.
gardCli 18 0. 1100 if:: I t), 1< W1,1 I,
number
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SHINGLES! SHINGLES
WE HAVE LOTS OF SUINGON HAND '1'0 PE -R00}'
YOUR BUILDINGS. WH YBUY MOE E Is X to aNeil V IS M A T
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IAL SUCH AS GALVANIZE WHEN Yet' rA BIT "r E
GOOD OLD CEDAR SHINGLES AT SUCH 13.EASONA FILE
PRICES.
5x White cedar 'shingles at$1.50- per buncoh,
5x B. C. Red Cedar Shingles at $1.70 per
Put on • these shingles with'proper mals and you will InviN
a
roof for a life time, cool in surnmPt, warm i i wintfor. No.
painting or tarring.'. Easily patched w h"n a eturn {. I OS of
part of the woof, where with eels. it.to d to lei:Air.
We still have a number of cedar posts for sal,‘ at 30e.
in and look them over. Always a good supply of wall-
board, rbofing, lumber and 'yp,' r (-11
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Get one of Our Auto Tops
They will protect you from the
cold winds and will make Winter
,rnotoring a pleasure
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUB13ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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