Zurich Herald, 1927-05-12, Page 5' "Ii•isrstreasi,. May nth,,1L9.2T
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.Dr. H. IL COWEN
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DEKTA'L SURGEON
.t 'DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH env-
easy Thee -Way. Friday Tand Sater-
as
Main t8ific+e
l q TL191Ill3'S BLOCK, , 13:1tSHW000
Andrew F. He Township 'Clerk
llletaaaee ,of irzaranria'g a Il+eenees. Notary
;i?rabllc, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
lk►:rniobile Inaueranee Eepreseri•ting
!Buren & Erie Mortgagee Corpor-
*atm. The •Canada Treat Co.
ZI"YB1CB -- ONTARIO
OSCAR 7CLOPP
arsrduata Carey M, Imes Nat
Ural ;School of A• 'etionoer-ing. Tie
neeYour Ilegititered Live Stock
Breeds). Terms in keeping
Oda prevailing prices. Choice
tiassa for sale. Will sell anything
8 J where.
lint tura 9.8-93 or write, Zurich
Licensed Lictioner
IF -OR HURON St 1i11DDLESEK
ADI IN A POSITION TO CON-
Einct any auction sale, regardies-
gal to size or articles to sell.
$itilsit your business„ and if no
nottlafied will snake no charges 1„
yttervicem.
Arthur Weber, Dalahrvood.
4100* 10-57
1
Zurich Mut
in AIME T
TL ungb 'at &
De.chc t
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bokog'naa Sausages, etc
}Highest Cal& Price for Wolti
CLASH FOR SKINS &13.13).6
ZURICH LIVERY
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.am in a position to accomo
=Rite all requirements in the Livery
ebinetas, have Auto for hire. Any
timing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
;929loato 59 • Zurich,Ont.
LIVE
IIPOU LT R Y
z..,I1WANTED
Waken every day till 3 O'clock,p.m.
Do not fed toReI Name morning
Ven brought in.
Ii hest Cask Prices
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
.tee
Zurich
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Shop ire of IIes
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IX"1 , OUR
Wants, For Sala, Lest,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ada
IN THIS COT.,1.MR
.Make This...•Test
For Head C:o:il's, Quinsy, Catarrh
Cough, 13ronchitiel Corup, •Sore
Throat's and Tome .Ilia, rlry 1VIrs.
Sybilla Spasms Tonsilitis,. Good
results or money back at Wagnee'
Grocery, Zurich,
POP. SALE
Baby (Chicks, good and healthy
Will also take in eggs for incubat
ion at 5c. per egg for.Tune hatch
ing. Garnet Deters, Harwell P.O:
FOR" SALE
At a real bargain, a new Mc
Cormick -Deering Manure Spr-
eader. Apply Louis 'Prang. .
WANTED
A limited civantity of choice pot
atoea, must be absolutely free frog
rot. Apply to George Deiehert
Phone 20-94, Zurielt,
FOR SALE
A number of choice heavy •woe1
ing horses, all well broken in .an
ready for work. Balance of hor
sea not sold at the auction gale
at Zurich on May 5th Can be see
on farm of Thomas Kyle, Par
Line, Hay. For particular`s appl3
to' Arthus Wetter, Aiut o :eel,'Dc k3•
wood, Ont.
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TO MOTORISTS
Following are rates. for Auton>lobile
Insurance for six reenths -
Chevrolet, Ford, Chrysler, Essex,
Overland, Star
Public Liability .--. .-- $4.90
Property Damage _-: --: $3.50
Pire and Transportation 2.80
Other Rate in propoionrt.
A. F. HESS, Agent, Zurich
WANTED
Al united number of cattle for
pasture ' for the coming +season.
Apply to David Gingen-mil; Zurich
FARM' FOR SALE
75 acre pasture Farm for rent
or will take in cattle this sunnier
Lot 16, Con. 7, Hay. Write pr
phone, W. C. Pearce, Exeter, Ont.
FOR SALE
A kitchen cabinet, good anew
half price
Apply to A. F. Hess. 4-1
NOTICE.
A limited number ,of: cattle •m�fl'l
be taken for pasture forthe corn-
ing 'season. Apply to Garnet
Daters, Hensel', P.O.
COAL 1927
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE
Scranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
CokePocahontas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case & Son
PRONR 3F
SENBALir -17
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and' Mrst. R. F. (Stade were
Sunday visitors at Sarnia.
Miss Idella Howald left for Wet-
e:.t000 where she has obtained a
position as stenographer.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rey of
London, were Thursday visitors at
the home of thnfo rover's Mr. Chris
Hey, Babylon Line.
Mrsi. Warrick Ellison and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Damrou and son
of Kinde, Mich., were week -end
i visitrars at the hole 01 Nl;, and:
?qrs. Simon+ Orel), Babylon Line.
Mrn. S. Grob returned with thein to
ewweek
visit for a f s{.
Saturday, September 3rd its the
date 'set for the first floral exhibit -
Ron held by the Zurich Horticultural
Societyl. The prize list wall ap-
pear in this , v ok's issue of the
'Herald, and a more completeli'st
is nor in the hands of the printee
and wilt be '(lady for distribution"
in a, few day's4 NNoW is the
tine to lay your plans for the
coming 'season's bloom of 'flowers,
'everybody is `urged to take up
sea
this work ande how 'many prize
es you can Win on this .flower
exhibition. Everyone !should be a'
member of thin organization and
help to beautify your home, the
town anit)elybyeducate otlecs
to fall ill limy, ( t I i
-p
' ZVIra. Webister Schulte of Detroit,
spent Monday at the. ligan al
ivfr. and IViasl v. IIa'ist,�
Mr,. and ,Mrs. Wrr IL Bender of
Detroit, visaed relatives • .anti
elide in to`wn,�• the. pa!at week:MI+. vt,niip Beaver, who spent'
a few weeks at Exeter, has returit
e.
a to ter � ,.� �:
1Revv,, and Mes. W. Y Dreier,
bav'e during the peat week leave
ed into the kEvangclical parsonage
'and we welcome them ee. eit:izens
of Zurich,
Me. and •Mrts. W l,, Siebart and
~on Albert, attended a Salver Wel-
ding at Stait.hville last Thu:6'clay'
and report a nine time;.
• Mrs. and t14Ia•.t• Albert Ilciderx.an
of Jackson, Mich,. visited rclativ.s
in Zurich over Sunday. Mr. lleide
mail hale held ;or the past ,eight.
years a very responsible posit-
ion in the large State Prison , of
that place
Mr. Ezra Koehler; who formerly
conducted -the Ztlri.ch Bakery, hut..
moved to Kitchener some months
ago, has purchased a similar. bush
iness in Baden, to which tay. n be
will move with his family, and we
wish him every;sueeass in his new
business undertaking. •
The carload of h rses offered by
auc•tloL s•aio last Thursday at the
Dor intoe :1•H'c.use were not SU. sol:l,
es the rlen.and was not brisk en-
ough, and the remainder of :h,,
horses were, left on the heirs of Me
Thos. Kyte, Parr Line, where they
ean be .seen at any time, and She
au.'lione r, Mr. Arthur Weber, baa
the -selling of the same..
Dr. A., J. MacKinnon ,last week
.recoiv c1 hi's new Buick (Coach
for which he had given his order
some time age. While this is a
m:ir) elou. age of smooth running
automobiles, yet we must admit
that this Eurck slidee overthero. d,
just a little Softer than most of
the recent new make's of care.
A very uniene birthday , party.
was celebrated at the home of Mr.:
nncl Mrs. J. W. Horner of the vil_
lige on Saturday, the orea+sion
being Mrs. Horner's sixty seventh
birihd ty, when a• nice gatheing of
friends and rotative„ took place , a-
mong whieh were, besides the
children, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Reuln-
tree of London, Mrs. 'Calling and
son of Lambeth. The time was'
+'lo-rsantly spent in refreshments
and other amniaements.
Mr. George Mess, our, noeal car-
riage and' auto top repairer nad
Painter,, has. reduced the size tof
the buildings around this ;shop. The
large storehouse at the west end
of the lot has been reduced .lto a-
bout hall lis formes size, and the
leanto at the south end, forni,erly
known as the engine and boiler.
flow to Keep E
tables Prim
lsRi:'
Ail Bacteria, free ••nal
str•oyed - J -Un' 1 s•a)i
Sealing, and Pi t its•
t^special' Ovan:
(contributeO'by (nt c? of
Agric:urtti re
'C is a. tutivers,J
1 foods not prop ti
spell. They lvi 1) .
puirify or hove
ch rugs are hrau; the
dcvciopiuent of ba '
molds on or in tli, 11 :'icsn.
lrluro-or'ganislnfl e:.' + ttl'
from growing on or foul i° will
nnt. spoil, Therefor question of
food preservation r c itself into
the problem of prev , lag thea;, bac-
teria, yeasts and mit'. ., from growing
ormultiplying on or in the foods.
This 'is those in various ways accord-
ing to the nature of the food to be
preserved.
Overheating or freezing will usual-
ly kill the living tissue of which the
roots are composed, after which they
will readily decay as a result of the
rapid multiplication of bacteria and
-,olds in the dead tissue.
In the preservation) of such vege-
t.:>.bles as green peas, buns, asparagus
Ind green corn different measures
necessary, These are green and
•licy and if storedin the fresh con-
.ition they will either wilt or ferment
rd rot. This fermentation and rot -
leg is due to the development of ths
b::et:.ria which are present on the
vegetables. There will C , sufficient
moisture present in the mess to en-
able the bacteria to multiply secs fce:t
on the material and thus induce t),c•
rot.
to in order to preserve sues• vegr•-
tai tts in the fresh condition Ole bac-
teria
ac-
te+,t r present have to be all killed and
all other bacteria prevented from gets
tite on the material until it is to be
used. In order to aec,,nrplish this the
process 01 canning is r•esortr+:1 to. Tc
get satisfactory results hum canning
vegetables it is necessary to have:
1st. Good sound healthy vege-
tables.
'2nd. .Good clean sealers with tight-
fitting tops and good rubbers.
3rd. Wesh the vegetables and ill
into the sealers.
4th. Cover with water salted to
taste.
5th. Put on the tops and leave
slightly loose..
•Bt'h. Place sealer, in a steamer or
boiler half filled withcold water and
heat to the boiling point for half an
hour.
7th.. Remove sealers from boileror
steamer and tighten down the tops.
8th. After 24 hours loosen the tops
and return to the boiler or steamer
and give another half hour's boiling.
9th. l'eiseat this Process after an-
i•oomand recently used' as `a gar -``-:other "24' Poirrs. Then tighten down
age, has been lalso taken away. A thetops and place away.
newg =lrage lies ibeen erected
I11r.5 treatment should destroy all
pot3ite the_road Lar his dwelling Infero-•organisarrs present and if the
:hot usq,
The beautiful showers of rain,
the for part of the week has in -
top is hermetically sealedno others
can get in until it is opened.
Another method of sterilizing is to
give one boiling to the filled sealers
put: things right in line foie for 3-4 hours. This, however, cannot
ag god start for a bu neper crop he depended on to give as satisfactory
Some then:: it rained toe mueh hat{ results as the above.
we must remwmbe its the May 1 Another method is to heat in steam
Tains and warm sainshin: that get- s under 15 lbs, pressure for thirty min -
the farm:-sre their Barns full o 11:1} ui.es. 7`hitt is the commercial way
as well aa other crops, sr) be satePor c�hich special strong steamers
(autoclaves), that can withstand in -
belied for w aro about to get r ternal pressure, are necessary. A
real good bung: -r crop which will snail vessel of this type suitable for
let ws continue on with theg ood household use is now on the market.
times most of us are experiencing Another method of preserving
right now,. , vegetables is by drying then in spe-
cial ovens, This drying process ex -
The officers and clireetors of the tracts sufficient moisture from the
Zrric•h Agricultural Soeiety met on vegetables to prevent the bacteria
Friday evening last and consider- Present from having the power to
able business was transacted. The multiply unless the materials should
grounds were leased to 3. Decker, get mentoist before is being used. If suf-
ficimoinot or
Sr,, for the 'season- Messrs. J, i', •should the srtlriedure materials getextracted moist
Rau, 0. Surerus and J. Decker Jr, during storage, then decay or rot will
were appointed to the Attraction rapidly develop, as -the bacteria are
Committee. "E;, Hal':erer. and A. F. not killed in the drying process and
Hess' will see after the special pr- only require+ moisture to enable then)
izee. The dates of the Fall Fair to develop.
were set for Monday and Tues- In the storing of such fruits as
day, Sept. 26th and 27th. The apples and pears it is essetnial:
horse races at the Fair will be a 1. To have only sound specimens,
greenbruising.
free-for-all and a race. A 2-. To pack carefully without
,
'umber of change's were made in 3. To store in a cool, well-ventilat-
tlie prize Mt. ed place where they will neither be
y overheated or frozen.
MRS. SARAH MOUSsEAU Such fruits as strawberries, rasp-
, PASSES berries, plums, peaches, currants.
There passed away unto her blueberries, .etc., which are soft, can -
eternal resting place on . Thursday not be kept any length of time with -
May 5th, Sarah Derosia, relict of out fermenting or molding unless
the late Alex, Moesseau, Sauble Line they are canned.
Hay Township, near tDrysdale.. De- The canning process is simply fo
thu ur
ole
p of killing 1
A ailn l
1 g
mold spores
celled was born in the Province of p
Quebec, bet came to' Drysdale and yeast coils that are on the fruit
and preventing others getting on un -
about 61 years ago, where she and til the material is to be used.
her husband spant all the time; on Canning fruits is not so difficult as
the little farm known as the Mouse musing vegetables because it ie eas-
seau home, the husband however ice to skill yeasty and molds which
predeceased some years ago. Mrs, altect fruits than it is to kill bacteria
lyl4rluveg7Y was of a very n#ee and that affect vegetables; •>'
to c ing disposition, and made fri- These fruits Maybe cooked in a
cede with everybody she came in fruit kettle, sugar added to taste, and
filled hot direct from the
kettle 1 into
liorltact with, was very true and sterilized sealers removed direct from
loyal to her church, namely tin:' =don water. •
the Eorrtan Catholic faith, and left Another Way to preserve such
this, world at the .h.onorable o11 fruits it; by the cold pack method, In
age of 83 (pars, 3 months and 20 this method the fruits are not cooked
d t I She vas impared with before putting into the sealer. Sound
lefivnvtties the past five years but fruit not overripe should be used.
bore her gimes of :suf'eitng and pain ;i'i)is is picked over and tilled directly
With great ehri'3tiiin fortitude and into Glean sealers. Stone fruit should-
lo'okedd for more happier days aeAps�y u of it>'ar siltswate .veet
which she is1now enjoying. The
serup ..
funeral mass was conducted on Sun erred to taste p then lined into sealer•.
I as as to completely cover the fruit.
dey afternoon by, ,lacy',. rather J. The tops. rubbers and rings are put
E. Gerard, of St. Peters Church at on but not screwed down tightly. The
Drysdale, and the body ways 'hitt sealers are then. placed in a boiler
to its repose hi the Drysrinlo sontaluing cold water sufficient to
celr,etery. Deceased is sur•viveclby ''e�iclr thee -fourths up the scalers,
fpIii
r,
end this' is brou rt
] ,toaboiland
kept
a airily of rown up a, soiling for half an helm•, The sealers
well as many.+ grand end riome,
regi: grand Chit Ir•^`) rwlio Yl i11 i ,
Lt,y t:ax..de ,cayiiil;: rrrutrr+ir. letl�� store away -•-•Prof. b,.:13 1
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Zurich Drug Store
eS
In Fine Toilet Preparations and
handle all the well hnown and -
liable varieties of Face Powder Emd
Face Creams EtiCh as
"YARDLEY'S, ARMANDS, COT%' ;S, POMPEIAN
THREE FLOWER'S, WOODi URY'S AND MANY
OTHERS
These are Nationally Advertised
Goods -which hive a reputation to
maintain.
In Tooth Pastes we have Forhans, Ipana,
Colgates, Pepsodent arid-klutax
All kinds of School Supplies and Stationery
WE HAVE SEVERAL VARIETIES OF 51IAVINJ'I .C'R-
E AMS, STICKS n O. PS AND POWDERS. AL' 0 A
GOOD STOCK OF SHAVING BRUSIIE'3, 'AFETY
RAZORS AND RA Art BLADES +
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▪ THE CHEAPEST AND T 11 F,I1RST.
{ We stili have a large quantity of Gyproc on hand, The
• Fireproof Wallboard; Use it. for wall's and ceilings to repair
+ the old plaster before you spring decorate.
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Auto Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, Etc.
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