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BUSINESS CARDS
,Proudlo•ot, 8illaa'an & HOLYIE f.
ilarraete`e, 'solicitors, Notaries,
Plisilie, Etc, Office on the Square,
Ind door, from Hamilton St, God-
gxicb. Private funds to lean at
jgwest rates.
i9ta kroudfoot, K,C, J. L. Killoran
E, llalmes,
Mr. Holmes will be in ,Hensall on
Friday of each week.
,Andrew l+', Hess, Township Clerk
Issuer dt marriage licenses, Notary
ttblic, Corumissioner, Fire
se t ng
d Ant-
*Mobilo Insurance,
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corpora.
11004 The Canada Trust Co. Zurich.
Maeda, • "; "til '
van
Dr. G. L. Smith
L.D.S. (Toronto,) eD.D.%('Chicago)
EIZI=.r DENTIST
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNE DA.Y L
MAIN OPPICE
A.0 C -T -I -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones 'Nat-
ional School of Auctioneering. Try
fine for Registered Live Stock;
(All Breeds). Terms inChkeeoice
ypith prevailing prices.
farms for :'sale. Wall sell anything
anywhere. Zurich.
Iphane 18-93 or write, h,
Licensed Auctioneer.
roIn aAuctloneer fposition to County coof Huron. regardless
duct any auction sale, reg
yin to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will make no .charges for
services. Dashwood. Weber,
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich , Neat
IN ARKETs t
Fresh and
Salt Meats
Bokogna Sausages, etc
slight*% C4Eh Price for .Wool' 1
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES
rozghlut`
Teichere
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ZURICLIVERY
H ,
I am 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 58 Zurich
S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
draduate 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
every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
10.00 a.m. until 5.00 pellet the; Com-
mercial House. Main Office at
Exeter, Ont., Phone 34.
LIVE:
€POUL.TRY
WANTED
Waken every day till '3 Oclock p.m.
Do not teed fowl same mornings
Vahan brought in.
'Highest Cask Prices
CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Pholoe 94. Zurielf
GOAL
Fall &Winter Deliveries 1923
ANTHRACITE LACKW ANA COAL
COKE—Just arrived car of very
high grade Coke for .Manges and
Furnaces
SOFT COAL—Now in stock, carer
hogs grade West Virginia Lump.
ROULETS-Now on the Way, .ear of
-our Bonlets for Ranges and Furn-'
arses. These are well lnoWn and
gyve good satirifletioii
'413Eh`;TA COAL—i♦1xpeet soon,
Two Oars of Alberjta.Cdaarl•y
el
101111. & PRODUCE MERCHANT
"'None ' Office 10w. Eotiie lel.
Daren&Coa1 'Verde, Brock Street,'
H ENSALL.' ONT.
r.
„,.. PUT YOUR.
Wats, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc, Ads
IN THIS CQ,LYJMN
FOR SALE
A good Ford Oar et :a isntaps
tf-18
Louie Prang, Zurich'
WANTED
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
FOR Z'URIC'H
And district, to• sell the ;'Oid
reliable Fonthill Nurseries", Spring
selling season now starting; Lar-
gest demand for stock since the
war; exclusive territory; Highest
commissions; Free equipment;
Stone & Wellington, Toronto. t19
STRAYED
Unto my premises 'about four
weeks 'ago, three head of young eat
tle • Owner can have same by,
.proving property and paying ilil
expenses .Wm. Hey., Babylon Line
Hay Tp,, Zurich, P.O.. tf16
WANTED
DUTCH SETTS
Wiss are hi the market to buy
good clean, dry dutch setts, for
which we pay highest market pr-
ices,—J. Gascho (k Sou Zurich
DUTCH SE'rPS ':LAN's ED
We are in a rvsaton to buy.
Dutch Sett onions, at present.Must
be dry, clean as.d ewer quality, for
which we will pay the leg best mar-
ket prices. --.1 free tet, Zurich. f -i t
NOTICE
In future we will operate our
cider mill and apple butter cooker
every •Tuesday and Thursday each
week, until fu_ the. r -notice. flake
arrangements by phone to have
your • work doue
1?, C`. Kalbfleidc4, ZiAr tlt .tf1,3
,er
RIOFRAlt;.]1
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs, J, Preeter is-.'speh;di>pg tx>K
week at Kitchenner,
Mr, iz)d Mr'i . Meliek were Cr-
editor), visitors on Sunday,
Mrs, T. Mittleholtz, who visited
at Detroit, has retureed home.
Miss Vera Siebert made u bee,
inees tele to London On Monday'.'
Mrs, Annie Bender, who ,spent a
t.itrie visiting frinede'heree, returned
to Thedford.
Barrister D. R. Holmes of God-
erich called in the village on bus-
iness on Saturday.
" Mr. 0..Fritz ship ed a carload
'of Potatoes to Toronto from Hen -
sail 'station on Saturday,
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Batteries est f all
Columbia Dat 0
Telephone and Ignitldn work, • Al-
ways a fresh' stock;•at W.G. Wee,
Canada now occupies the proud
and gratifying' position of being is
a very large measure the granary
of the world.
Dr. Woods and Mr, D. E, Woods
of Highland Park, Mich.,, were vise
itors• at the home of Mr. and Mrst
T. L. • W'urm,, a few days last week
•
The fall assizes at Goderich op-
ened on. Tuesday last, with Judge
Masten presiding. There were 3
cases for, the grafi d jolly and in tw
cases true bills were returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eidt of Aegis
'Graig, Mr. and Mrs. Louis &liner
ma cher of 14th cont. Flay„ were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr
and l_VIrs Louis Kraft'.
Stitt more cases of Seaialet fever
are breaking out. People, should
u ie all vrligence to prevent . this
epedernie from ,spreading. Our
local Board of Health' are co-op-
erating, ,see their Notice elsewhere..
The root crop this year is ,said
to be exceptionally good. Mi 11
Castle of , Stanley, Tp., the other
day when digging sugar bets un -
'0 BY MICE
Preventing injury to fruit Trees
by field Vermin,
k"oisoxiorl (own the Cheapest Method
^--Preparing the Breit—.ijo'w- to
Place Jt -•--Bee Colony WVintei' Sup-
pliiese--iPoeding Facts —A lic:t'hee:-
4ator di'itlrc?tat Xce.
(Contrioutee sv °noo a .locprartmeo of
4grIcuII ora 'i"CPon to.)
With " the prising of snow each
spring, the destructive bark gnawing
ref small rode,,ts is in evidence in loo
many orchards.
Peeve) the Best and Cheapest Method.
Poison offers the best and elaeap-
.est method of preventing arouse in-
jury. Should there be any evidence
'Of mice before freeze-up, or should
there be an abundance of feed and
'Shelter for mice in the youngorchard
tl,•rrouge the presence of weeds, seeds,
and' fallen fruit, it is advisable to
institute a mouse -poisoning campaign
,before sUOW covers the ground. An
it cellent poison bait can be prepared
as follows Make a clear starch
paste by mixing one tablespoon full
'en gloss starch in 'one-half cup of
curd water, and stir this mixture Into
a" pint of boiling water; then mix one
'Mince of strychnine sulphate with
one ounce of -baking soda, and stir
shrto the starch until a smooth ni.,ss
h formed, thea stir hi one-half ctn.)
caS 'heavy corn syrup and a table-
rpoonful of glycerine. Apply this mix -
ire to 40 pounds of clean wheat
,..ed mix thoroughly to coat each k=ai-
iel. Put the poisoned ,grain i t a
,4trong papersack then bu:n the .time
yo!u used for stirring and scald erns
vessel, being careful where tee wa„:a
watt goes.
'Where to Place the Poisoned Grein.
-The poisoned grain can les 111.,o.' 1
in:: containers of some sort such ; as
tier cans, or open -.necked betties•
lUnall drain tiles and such like.
Teese containers can then bo placed
ret: any likely place where ti.i.re is
earthed an uniisaally`1are pne and: pkotection or near the trunk ?i r.!:+
g tree. With the poisoned gruff is .1
putting it on the 'scales it weighed container so placed as to be iho.cc.;,i
14 pounds. from rain or standing water, it will
always be on d'.tty should a hnner'
The' 50 -acre farm being east half bark -eating mouse approacu a tre
lot five, con!. 17. Hay T.ownship,and' The container with any unused. pee
the estate of the late Fred Heck oned grain 'sleeted bee taken rep a.: 1
man, has recently been sold to Mr, p,_; • .. .i harm's way gas soca as t.:
Henry- .7, Becker who ha's' already mouse danger is over in the e _.'l;
-�— passeesioii
FOR SALE
For quick sale, a Waterloo sep-
arator with cutter 36x48 ine. In
exeefent•eondition. Formerly ow
ned by Jas. Overholt.- Must • be
surd. at once --A' real Bargai.1tFoe
further particulars and terms ap-
ply to J. Preeter, F.. C. Kalbfleiseh
R. F. Stage., Zurich, Ont.
In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for most of them and in
some cases can save you as inuch
as 50 cents on a single subscript-
ion,
NOTICE
I have taken out License for
Auctioneer for the County of'Hur-
on, and • sire in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give me
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. '0-29
James Denomey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10-43
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Alice Amy
Wilson, beloved wife of Mr. Andrew
Price, who passed away one year
ago, November 91h, 1922.
A light is from our household gone
.A. voice we loved is stilled,
A' place is •vac':int in our home •
Which never can be filled,
Her loving Husbane::c
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU-
ARANTEED TO ST' OP THE CHAT-
TERING OF BANDS.' Sold By
L. A, PRANG, Zurich: t118
COAL
Supply Of
Chesnut and Furnace
spring. Put ' ae poison label Ian
-" on9ugh for, all liunians to see en ell
The regu'ar•monthly meeting of poiboe grape. Beeks. When tee sa 1.a
the Women's Insti lite will be held are empty burn them. Beep
on Wednesday ey,ring, November Poisons, out of the reach of children
lith in their new quarters in theMe read animals. -L. Stevenson. 0. A. le,
•Coi'iniek blue:., where Dr., -Cowen; Guelph,
hes his den`.,tl o'fics.• This will be
the first meeting in the new rooms;
and a apec':11 good program, :es
prepared, and all ladies ere requ-
ested to be present.
SHORT COURSES= -T
tn. Agriculture and Hoene Econoiu-
ics
The- Department of Agriculture
is completing arrangements forthe
short courses to be Mild inExeter
Nov. 231h, Feb.Mr. E. • le
Wt dmaee'who is with the Depart -
teen!: et present has been in the
district the past week and reports
prospects are excellent. •
It is hoped eo have the Hon} J.
S. Marlin, B. A., Minister of Agric-
ultural for Ontario, attend a meet-
ing sometime previous to the open-
ing of the course. Announcem-
ent well be made through the press
when definite arrangements have
been made.
These short courses offer a ,yp-
lcnctid opportunity to the young
men and women of the farm, who
wish to improve their educational
standing. Calanders giving an out
line of the course are being prep-
ared
rep-at' d and will be ready for distrib
ulion by the end of the week. The
Department of Agriculture' will be
glad to send you a copy,.
$. B. STRU:THERS, Dept. of Ag-
riculture, Clinton, Ont.
BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leitch have
re d from Detroit. •
E. Merner, who has been work-
ing in Detroit, the past stunmer,
has returned home.
Robert Penhale left on a; trip to
the Northwest' taking al shipment
of apples and .honey.
There was a special, cihidren'h
service at Trinity church on Sun-
day morning.
Thursday evening Nov. 8th,there
will be a fowl supper in the town
hall, under the alispices'of theL!ad-
ies' Aid of St. Andrew's church(.
The main art of the programme
will be given, by Crediton Male
Quartette, assisted by local talent.
There passed away Mrs. Sarah
Towette, of Jowett's Grove, Bayfi-
old' relict of the elate Thomas R.
Jowett, in the 88th year of age,
, The funeral was held on Thursday
On -Hand afternodn of last week to. the Bay-
field cemetery. 'Deceased was
Case & Sonborn in'Goderich Tp. and was the
daughter of Chas. Middleton, who
PHONE 35 HENSALL -719 were the first settlers among the
early pioneers: of the townshire
- She wale first inarried to C. Robson
who died earl, iin elife and resided
Dr" H. H. C Q W
E N oil the Bayfield line, and iafterw-
and married Thee. R. Jowett, of
reverend mewmory„ who predee-.
,eased her about 13 years ago, when,
they removed to her late beautiful
home, a ,veritable portions of eat
ure's paradise widely and favor-
ably, known ae Jowett's G rove.Dur-
ing life deceased was u constant
cnmmuiievnt of the Anglican
EiAft'1'Ll1tI3'S BLOCK, DASt1WOOU cho'ch.
L. D. S:, D. 7). S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick Block,, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Mains Office
Bee Colony Requires 40 Pounds of
Stores.
Success 'In 'wintering bees : depends
-u •n (1) the strength .cif the oaken,
) the quantity and quality of wan-
,eie stores, and (3) the temper etii
and humidity of the air in the cellar.
Every colony must possess au aborad•
ance of young bees. If some leo
failed to rear sufficient bees in th
Sall they should be united with eacii
other until colonies of the requisite
strength are obtained, It is useless
to put away weak colonies in the fall
and ;expect to take out worth while
colonies in the spring.
' Equally'lmportant is the quantity
and quality ,of stores, To be on the
safe side every cislonyshould have
40 pounds of stores, either white
honey or sugar -syrup. On an average
beeswinteredon natural honey lost
twice as sleepily as those wintered on
sugar syrup.
Given strong .colonies with good
stores, there is yet required to insure
perfect wintering a good bee cellar.
Usually a cellar under a ,house Is
used . and if the temperature in it
does hot run below 36 degrees F. or
above 45 degrees F, and it is neither
top a damp not too dry, .good results
are -,obtained. Plenty of ventilation.
will ,relieve either an excess of mois-
ture or, an extreme of dryness, In
addition, the part of the cellar re-
served for bees must be always dark
and Must never be subject to jars and
such disturbances.
• Feeding Facts.
Silage is indispensable for cheap
milk "production., It is a succulent
feed.
The hay should be a legume such
as clover or alfalfa.
$ila•ge and alfalfa or clover hay are
the+,`,,best and cheapest" roughages.
Feed all the roughage a cow will
clean, up.
Choose grain mixture to balance
clasp of roughage available.
Breed . grain in accordance' to milk
yield "of each cow.
Fort Holsteins or Ayrshires feed
one pound grain for each four pounds
milk.
For Guernsey or Jersey's feed one
pound grain for each three pounds
mills. •
t71Ve access' to salt daily.
Feed and milk regularly.
Supply an abundance of pure,
fresh Water at all times.
Ills -Refrigerator Requires No Ice.
A refrigerator that will keep food
.products at a temperature of 65 de-
grees[l.+'ahreiiheit can be made easily
at lenses It consists of an open.
framework of shelving around which
is tacked canton flannel, burlap, or
,someaitnilar material, which is kept
motet; T, he evaporation of the mois-
ture holds the temperature down. A
aeries of w1cka, or strips of cloth,
extpedieg from a pan of water on top
of the refrigerator to the covering of
the rofrigerator, provide the mois-
ture., Such a refrigerator should be
kept in t.he.• shade where there is a
good euenetkt of ate'.
The • potato grower lobo gives
thought to labor, seed, and fertilizer
t� taeltiing the potato problem in the
rig t Zak ,
Seed's, Tike talks', like a good bed,
Prepare it well and make more
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For .Infants and Children,.
Mothers hers Know That
Genuine Castoria
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Signature
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In
Use
for Over
Thirty Years
CASTORS
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY.
If Yor cannot afford a Ford why
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS sells them
REPAIR11NG
Taunting Ford Car, One '''oat, $15.00, Two Coats ..- $20.00
iCovering Ford Top Good. Material -.. ---•.. $27.00
Changing Ford. Curtains to open with Doors
Paintitto 13uy
IF 7011 WAA'T�Sf;ftVTCE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBI3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
leikiesanease
:,F1 M. Fess & e.
$5.00
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Everything in
Combination storm and screen doors made to order"
I Lumber and Building Material
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fAlways l. w logs
I1 the market for saw 444
i F. 0. KALBFLEISC
I PHONE 69
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'Five Good ,Reasons
+WHY WE, CAN SELL SUITS FROM
1$10 TO $15 LESS THAN OTHERS.
1: We stock' our own goods.
+2. Our Suits are made by,..z.921.:-
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+ manship, second to none.
+3. Have only one price for utak-'•;E
+ ing Suits.
+4. The very best linings put in
• all our garments:
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5. We guarantee ,satisfaction or
t money refunded, •
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H. HOFFMAN t.
4.TAILOR AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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