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8UStNESS CARDS
Proudfoot, Killoran & HOLMES,
Baxr&ters, Solicitors, Notaries,
Pa hlie, Etc,- Office on the Squat's,
Ind door from Hamilton St, God-
*rich. Private fends to lean at
lowest :rales,
Proudfoot, LC, J. L. Killoran
D. E, Holmes.
air, D:olmes will be in Hensel' on
Friday of each week.
Andrew F. Hess, TownshipClerk
)inner of : marriage licenses, Notary
.?ubllc, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
•mobile Insurance, Representing.
ixron and Erie 1VIortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co, Zurich,
Oatariq.
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i tth r. G. L.
L.D.S. (Toronto.) D.D.S4Cliicago),
err,,r DiENNITI3T
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY '.WEDNESDAY.
bgAIN OFFICE „ -- HENSA.LL•
A•U-C-T-1-U-N.E-E-R "
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M, Jones Nat-
tonal School of Auctioneering Try,
me for Registered Live •Stock;
(All Breeds), Terms in keeping
With r-^" mens' prices. Choia41
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'Milo ler sale, Will sell anything
iiraiywhere. Zurich.
' Phone 18-•99 or write,
Fop
'Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron, In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
as to size or articles to sell.
solicit your business; and if not
ratistied . will make no charges for
Services.
•.e:Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
phone 31 r 151.
• Zurich' -.Meat
MARKET ,
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages,
Highest Cash Price, for Woul(,a
CASH FOR -SKINS & BJDES
Tuligbluet SL,
Reichert
ZURICH 1 E
L RY r/
7 ain, in a position to accomo-
date all requireinents in the Livery
Bine, have Auto for bire. Any-
thing 'done`in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone 58 Zurich
at. S ATKLNSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate 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 Zurich every
TUESDAY AND • FRIDAY front
10.00 a.m. untir 5.00 p.m at the Com-
mercial House. Main Office at
Exeter, Ont., Phone 34. -19
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POULTRY
WANTED
taken every day till 3 ()clock p.m.
Do Dot feed fowl same morning
Wheal brought in.
!Highest hest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR--
Cream . and Eggs,
W. 'O'Brien
Phone 04.
Zurich
:Fall &Winter Deliveries 1923
NTI•i'R•AOZTE LACKWA.NA COAL
COKE—Just arrived ear of very
high grade Coke -for Ranges and
runraces
'SOFT COAL—Now in stock, car of
'ugh grade West 'Virginia . Lump.
I3OULETS--1 ow on the way, ear of
our ]3oulets for Ranges and Fern-
tces. These are Well 1•tnoWn and
give good s"atisfaetion
ALBERTA COAL—Expect goon,
Two Oars of Alberta Coal
:,.E ... CCio ltGiCD
it OLTI tk :?RO1)li7CE MERCHANT
Probe • 'Office 1,0w, Muse 1ej.
Vilma:Coal dards, Brock Street,
HENSALL ONT.
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
WA
RNING
Warn1rg as hereby
givenn that
any' person tampering with
or
damaging any meter ewnwd by the
Zurich hydro Sylenteru ie liable to
a heavy fine. '
ZURICH POLICE -TRUSTEES
AUTO OWNERS
Try our antadreeze for your
radiator," ;saves draining every 'ev-
ening foor all winter. It is not
expensive.—L. A. Prang. -19
LOST
On Sat eeday •evening, No vem-
ber 10th, between Hillsgreen and
Hensall, a single bieast collar with
traces: attached. Finder please re-
turn to Samuel Walker, R. Et, 1,
Zurich, Phone 20-99 Zurich.
FOR SALE •
A .good Ford Oar at
Louis, Pranlg, Zurich' tf-18
WANTED
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
FOR ZURICH
And district, to sell the "Old
reliable Foothill Nurseries". Spring
selling season DOW darting; 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 all
expenses Wm. Hey, Babylon Lade
Hay Tp, Zurich, P.O. • tf16
WANTED
DUTCH •iI+.T'I`S
Wto are in' the market CO buy
good clean, dry clutch setts, fon
which we nay ingueat market pr-
ices.—J.
r-ices: J. G eseho t Son, Zurich
DUTCH SE7' I`S "WANT ED
We are in a i esit,bn to • bey.
Dutch` Sett onic+im at present•sens_
be dry., cle.iii al.d e•ioci etra.iity, for
which we pay the highest mar-
ket. prices. --+3 .i'z'atlez, Zurich. f -et
NOTICE
In future we will operate our
cider mill and apple buttercooker
every Iucsday and Thursday each
week, until .fuathee "notice. Make
arrangements by phone to have
your work dune
F. C..Kalbflciace, Zorich • tfla
In renewing your subscriptions
fox. your "daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for most of them arid„ in
some cases can save you as inuch
as 50 cents on a single , subscript-
ions
NOTICE
I have taken out License . for
Auctioneer for the County of"Hur-
on, and am in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give the
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. tf-29
James Denomey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone. No. 10-.r33'
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU
ARAN'TEEr]) TO STOP THE CHAT-
TERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. tf18
COAL
ammo
Supply Of
Chesnut and d Furnace
On Hand
Case & Son
PHONE 35 HENSALL -17
Dr H H. C d W E N
L. P. ,8',, D.
D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
t McCormiek block, Zurich, ev-'
ery Thursday and Saturday.
40 Main Office
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1VIr. N, CI, Milliken spent the
tx'Qekeand at Stratford.
Miss Alice John'son is visiting fr-
iends in Kitchener.
Miss Mabel ` Procter -ispenit the
week -end at Kitchener,
Mrs." M. Ayres and family are
visiting at Detroit this week.
Miss Maida Routledge PN,'spend-,
Mg 1t he week with friernde at
Dashwood.
Mrs.. John Preeetei" who" visited
at Kitchener the past :few weeks,
has returned home,
Mr. Chas, Fritz was out on a
duck hunt on Tuesday and cap -
tared some, fine 'specimen,.
-Misses Mildred Hoffman and
Pearl Pfile have taken. 'positions in
J, Preeter's General Store'.
Mr. 'Con`rad Stock and Mr. Philip
Stock of Tavistock were week -end
visitors in "town.
Mr. " and Mrsl. George Thiel of the
14th eon. 'visited" at Kitchener and
other points the past week.
Mr and Mrs'. Edl, Challis and faun
ily of Detroit, spent Sunday with
the lat ter's parents, Mr. and . Mrs.
J. Schnell,
Mres1, Fritz ahy'1 son Wa"d her
brother," Mr. John Freid and hies
daughter, Florence; were Tuesday
visitors at Listowell.
Mr. and Mils'. Ed. Wurin. and dau-
ughter Kathleen,. of Markham, vis-
ited at the home of Mr: and Mrs
John Fuss. .
Mr. Wm. Liebold of the. Baby-
lon, had a very, good crop of cel-
ery 'this. season and made his last.
deliveries this week.
Mr. T. LL Wurm has taken over
the agency of the Parisian Lane-
dry-harm
anndry-° front Mr. Omar • Denomy, who
hes recently left for Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. _John. Gaseko'and
family, Mr. and 111rst Jos. Gaischo,
were Sunday. visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Erb, Bronson Line..
Mr. an,d-Mrs, Wnz,, Finkbeiner and
daughter, Miss Hazel of Stratford.
Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs(
-W. H. Hoffman..
The members: of the Ladies' Aad
and Young Ladies Bible. Cass of
the Evangelical Ohurch are hold-
ing a bazloar in 't he Town Hall,
on December 8th.
Fite weativo is a -lain making ev-
erybody snii'<s these days. The out
door work is nearly all completed
and a few. week's of this will cer
tainly ishorte-i th' winter.
Mr. an.d Matra Davis and Irene
and. Mr. Charlie Herman all of
London, visited 'a. th? home . of
11Ir anal Mrs. Te McAdams,.., Bran
son Line, over the .holiday.
Mr. John Freid and daughter,
Florence, of Toronto; spent the
week -end. at the. home of Mr. Chas tile roan :doing the work:
Fritz. They being on their away (1)- Slave the posts.clean, dry and
to+ Arizonia, where .they . intend. 'to free been 'baser
reside in. future.
Oinror19 Puffs In Twenty Milli,fi
1rp11G'd Posts Y•;,'tlr yr
llriaite Cedar posts mu Soon kie
U n`
olat;ugixtbie..;-Uoa,l Ter Creosote
tree Best Wood 1're,erraatiae,--.
alairec'iatraa for Application— Co'ts
tease Jess :a Easy to Make,
.OQntribrr;tee by utitaari,i Depart east of
as -res.: I% l ctrua;,u.)
Every you the decay of Amoy posts
on Oratarto farms regeires a menace-
inent of not less• than twenty million
posts This reirair hill of five minims
dollars each year could be very great-
ly reduced through the use of wood
Peeser'vatives. A white cedar post
coeLing twenty -'nye rents may last lif-
. teen years 10. the natural condition,
but treated with creosote it will last
thirty years. It should be good busl-
ness• to treat all posts, saving ntahey,
Poste amcl labor,
W:'laite Cedar Posts Soon Unobtain.
• Fabler, ;•
White cedar posts will soon be ue
plied:11 1e. Other woods can be used;
.woods •with a reputation for early de-
cay, put which can be made very
ancient by the creosote treatment,
Por instance, soft maple or willow
posts will last but four years, in the
natusaf condition; treat them with
creosote and such will be serviceable
for tvvointy. years. It Casts about
ctveety cents per post for ,creosote
treat:eerie. If the post will last now
bre or five times as long, throngs, Ins
lag cteoseted, surely the twee'':
cent irtl estinorrt is a pz•efii;able o ?,
Decay Cansedby Irungi and part rris .
Liecay or rut in fence puts is
caused byfitngi'and bacteria. Wo.,'
cissa •being largely cellulose is_ a
good food for bacteria and fusee.
and the moist, away trom Lille, C:7,•-•
dation just beneath the surgeso o1: Les
soli is also suitable to their cso el
teen'. -Hence we see the boas i;..ie. •
off jest below the surtace cd tile sett
,1
tan which such are set. When a Pln)c
is soaked with creosote it bet.nu.:s
a poison Medium to the fungi aai,i
Wisteria thiat may :atL oil aed alas
gtowt als:-greatly retarded.. Coal ter
creosote le the most satisfactory l,, „-
ervativt, that ae, eke use girl tee
farrlis Tea 1,oets to be Li'oatednlas.
thoroughly seasoned and .dry lu
ahs&X incient creosote, Tee er.,e•
lice of serayiaig or brushing on 'u t,
oreoboto is not a very profraabie o;it',
as the wood,does not absorb ennugh
or the preservative to be of rutted use,
Row to Get 'lest Results.
To "get good results, an open tank
with fire place beneath, or other heti t•
ing arrangement, should be set up.
The coal tar creosote is heated in tae.
opentank, and then the posts are
tlalri'tersed long enough to permit ri
s - ; hith.Lhe hot'oil A'area
F l 1 one ena- remeverr•--amt...
(set "over: a fireplace makes a cbeces
and'efficient tank, if nothing larger
is at:hand on the farm. The foell,:tii-
ing points should be kept in ivied tty
Mr. Harry Y ungblut, who has
been vi i. i rig at. Kitch aner and Neto
F t.natab,t he oast week, advises
ue that he purchased 21 finely bred
Shropshire sheep, which he in-
tends to use. for breeding peep -
trees. tax.-Yurlglalitt has isoern.,.ye-
ars ago made. :t decided success in
.sheep raising and it is our wiioliru
that he will falso oe succees'sful with
this flock.
WONDERS NEVER CEASE
Oue of the representatives of
our paper just returned home yes-
teeday from Hei salt, after he had
registered at the hotel there, he
overheard a conversation between
four mercantile travelling men.
He 33•- ,stated :that this conversation
should be of interest to the people
of our town] and in this distriet.The
travelling men were discussies
Zurich, and after giving their vi-
Zews about the progress of our dis-
trict, J. Preeter'.s store was being
fixed up by a gentleman who ap-
peared to be a very en;ergeti Mer.
chondise man,. He explained tie
his three associates. about his visit
to: J, Preeter's store • this week He
appeared to be very, .excited re-
garding the terrific sacrifices 3,
Preetev was making on his entire
Stock in peeparing for the Big
Retiring quit -Business Sale that op
ens on Saturday. November 24th .at
hie store. This travelling man ex-
plained to his a:ssociatees that he
actually witnessed the manager of
this store marking $18.00 and $23.00
Suits and overcoats, at $11.75. Why
gentlemen, he +said: 1 'saw the fin-
est line of allwool dress goods that
sold for $i00 and 0.25 and ,$1,50,
marked 69e, a yrarcl He told us
that in his entire experience of
fifty, years on the ,road in the mer-
ehautile bulginess ha had never in
all hie !life witnessed •sdeh-' a bonna-
fide slaughter of prices as theism -
Eiger, was making. The other trav-
elling ` men asked the reason, for it.
`Is he busted, or are the creditors
after hiin`t But he explained Mr.
Preeter was retiring from business.
Ile Isidd he (w.�s going to take ,a trip
to Zurich before the Sale was over
and ge ,ta couple' lief these $10.00
and $23,00 Suits for $11.75, We
would advise people for miles and
miles and miles around to take act'-
vantage of tbivsale .and stook up
for future use as see feel that never
in the history of this 'community
lute a 'sale been p'ttt on for the ben-
efit of the ;people. 1'very one is
assured: eI a 'sqt are deal by atteri-
ding J. Preoter,'s Retiring from bus•.
HA TLEfB'S BLOCK,' f,ASl1WOOD ;mesa Salt
(a) Heat ' the creosote' to 130' F.,
and maintain 'for 2 to .,6 hours, ac
coidieg,to condition of posts..
(3) Imnierse.the postsln the creo-
sote deep enough to 'give a treatment
that Will extend •six inches above the
ground line after posts are' set in
fens. row.
(4) Leave the posts ie the -hot oil
long enough to permit there to' cool
after the .Ire has been drawn.
,(5) . Add mere creosote to the tank
to take tee -place of that absorbea.
(6) •'Use 'small posts; 4i, inches
in'diameter 'and .round are to be pre-
ferred.
(7) Do not let the:tenperaturc go
above 2000 Stevenson, O.A.C.,
G-uelph.
'Cottage Cheese Easy to intake..
On most farms there is produced
consip,erable skimmilk. ' 'It is fed to
calves", hogs or chickens, while little
thought is given to its value as hu-
man food on the farm: One foriri of
utilising this valuable food in the
household is as cottage cheese, or.
Duteli cheese.
Cottage cheese contains all of the
proteins,,oimilk and a .little fat. It
contains . more protein than most
cleats and the cost is very slight.
Each pound of cottage cheese con-
tains about one-fifth of a pound of
proteid; most of which Is digestible.
Tlris food alone is delictotue and
palatable, acid it may be wade more
so by adding 'a little sweet,,,or sour
cream, salt, chopped onion, anti
me yti~a, It may be used in sandwiches
and salads, and served with fruite,
jellies and mss. As a meat subeti-
tute eottago cheese rolls make a
pleasing 'dish.
Cottage cheese may be made in shy
home by permitting the milk to sour
naturally until it curdles or clabbers.
Cut the curd into line pieces with a
knife and „cook slowly over a slow
fire, Preferably at the back of the
stove, " until the curd .contracts and
wheys, off. Remove the whey, wash
with to d water l wa i to firm the surd and
wash out Some of the acid taste.
Place in colander or hang in a cloth
sack ''to drain, After cooling and
draining it is ready for the table.
It re litres no caring.
An one who likes game birds to
eat, such as quail, grouse and pheas-
ant, can have a supply of meat just
as good as any of these by raising a
few guinea fowls, Guineas hunt their
own feed nine tnanths in the year,
and are as good as a wateh dog to
raise tan alarin when something goes.
amiss. It is a hardy hawk that 'will
take 'a chicken w'r'en there are gni•
neas around.
Do not include the common greoib
or the ptirplo barberry in your list
of shrubs for this season's plantdiig,.
Both are a host plant for the wheat
rust and tntist not be planted near
wheat fields. The 'Tliesherg's or Jap
a.nese barberry is, much more satis-
factorr 'tor orflgtltlelutal pur'»oaog,
If Yor cannot afford a Ford why
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
HESS sells them
REPAIRING
Painting Fo: d Car, One ^oat, $15.00, Two Coats .. ... $20.00
'Covering Ford Top Good Material $27.00
1.4 ..ClinKc'tivisto,
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Painting Buggy ,•• ••• X8.00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUB1IEi: YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
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Bhingles
Everything in
Combination storm and screen dors made to order'
Lumber and BuHding Material
Custorn';',Worki'cutfl Erccialty
Always in the market for..saw logs
a� as
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+$11) TO $15 LESS THAN OTHERS.
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We stock our own goods.
Our Suits are made by work-
manship, second to none.
Have only one price for mak-
ing Suits,
The very best linings pat in.
all our garments.
We guarantee rsatisfaetion tir
money refunded,
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