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ember 29, 192I
ZURICH EUALD
•USINESS CARDS
DUDTJEX E.IROL E$
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die .Seetn'r'e, GODEBI•'LH, Oot.
'Spada IattentiOzn trete Oe erfe,el and
Coin't Work,
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a,!&Oleaecle 'bar phone and phone
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DENTAL SURGr '.�0N
DEITZ BLOCK, ;g'URilC oy-
ster 'Tartu day, Friday sad Sister .
I raifa gain Dillese
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Andrew F. Hese, Tow314AP Clerk
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eaten, The Canada ONTARIO.
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d�"D}Dl 001 Ofe1F7Do£ jyi[,f. Try
foe Regiatt,;ztied Live Stock
p33 Breeds), Terme is heepxng
g a
lere-valliesg pricee• 'Clams
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t Tor sale. Will eieli any"
herei
ene
ns 18--93 or 'write, Zurich.
PUT YOUR
Wants, For salve, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SALE •
A firs elves good -weed piano, a
real' bargain at $150.00. Apply at
'Herald Office.
FOR SALE
OR RENT -I am offering the
Zurich Sleeting Rink for Sale or
to Rent. Good treasons for do-
ing iso. Otherwise it will be el -
owl this winter. Apply .to Lee
O'Brein, Prop., Zurich.
licensed ant Tiger
FOR HURON at MIDDLESEX
All IN. A POSITION TOI-
rated any auction Bale, regardless1
.a to size or articles ' ano d It not
'eoilcit your bueineeali, for,
a tie'fied will make no chargee
:vices. s: D�le3��tvoera?t.
�s$hur 'r'• ebee
aaMtegie. t91, --be
NoTiCE.
We wish to active the farmers
that we have rade fu11- tarran.ge-
ments with the, Wheat Pool head-
quarter�e to handle their wheat, and
farmers are asked to bring their
wheat to our milli whether you
wish VS pool it or not,
Williams Bros, Zurich.
Zudieb•
NI
"'_a
Fresh alma MeatsBollog.
na S aelasagrees etc
--Highest Gnash Pike for 'Wesel f$
CASH FOR a'IelleS Ei II1D1=S
111.meblut & 1
reicher+ e
ZURICH LIVERY
FOR SALE
A number .of horses; on the farm
of Mr.. Thos. Kyle, Parr Line',Hay.
Every one of these horses. aro
well broken in and upon request
Mr. Kyle will hitch and drive any
one of these horee..- • For partic-
ulars apply to Arthur Weber,' auc-
tioneer, Dashwood.
• ;1r. Ezra ;Koehler of Baden cal-
led on igvlapd2,, here on Tuesstday.
Mr, Frank Bossenberry of Nit-
chener is. In town this weol;.
111t.:Cliaa Silber of late •ort, is
visiting with his father, Mr, C.
Till er.,: tM
A number from dile viliageare
attending the Bayfield Fier this
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Wiet•.wire of Exeter,
gave the Iltyr.aldOff 'ice a freieudly
call on :Monday.
Mr. and,Mrs' Sara, Gottschalk of
Seaforth, we1'0 week -lend Z i itor'fi'
with • relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John G•eigrwr of
Pigeon, Mich., . are Visiting at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. John Gae'cho
FOR SALE
A number of fine white Leg-
horn Cockerels for sale, apply to
Frank Kochems, Zurich. •
FOR SALE
A number of young pigs por
sale, apply to Elmer Willert, R. R.
1, Dashwood.
11 am in a poiaittiOn to aceOmO-
'iialde all requirements in the Livery
I ilii' eee, have Auto for hire. Any
'ling done in the teaming line.
'GEORGE J. THIEL
59 ;Znrich,OnL
LIVE
ijou LT R Y
WANTED
Mr.
Orville!.Ehnee of Dtetroj.t,was
a week -end business visitor in the
village„
Mr. and Mrs. E•1. Siebert cif De-
troit, were .Sunday .viaitora, at
the Siebert honr;e-
Mee. E. E. Weida has left on an
extended trip to different pelts cif
Michigan, and Will also take in
Niagara lulls, Toronto and Hanle
Ilton.
An auction sale of the effects
of the ,late Sarah Ehnee was held
on Saturday afternoon, the pro-
perty however, was not sold,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Gottschalk, who
visaed r. 'tat' vies here, returner to
their home at Bad Ase, Mich., 'an
Thursday.
Mrs. W. C. C'allfas, who has (leen
visiting for a few Weeks ret 'Kit-
chener, returned to her •home her,
on Monday.
Messrs. Well Johnsto-r of the
village, end Nelson J. Masse of
the 17th con., were r cc r•1t puech-
ewers of new Pontiac cass, from the
local Ileal r, Mr. 0-. boa h:er,
FOR SALE
We have for sale several hun-
dred choice pullets and breeding
cockerels of these breeds; S. 0.
White Leghorns, Ancona, Barred
Rock and Bract, Minorcaes. We
lete line of •
leelleen every day till 3 O'cloc?t:,pm.
;_ aaot teed lowl loafs morning
;>,ttlysn brought in,
*highest Cash Prices
--cam FOR-
Cieam and Eggs
:t. W. O'Brien' 1
Mims 36
Zurich
also carry a comp
Poultry supplies, Cod Liver 011,.
Oyster Shells, Beef Meal, Bone.
Meal, Laying Meal and all Royal
Purple remedies.
Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery,
Phone 47 J,. Exeter, Ont..
FOR SALE
A good secondhand Rubber Tire
buggy for Sale Price it1 right.
George Hess, Zurich.
dquartersi
FOR
TIRES TUBES
AND,
Storage
Batteries
J; wEIN, , Prop
COAL 1927
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE
Soranton Coal
ALSO CARRY
Coke Pocahantas
and Soft Coal.
MOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
EARLY TO
Case & Son
PHONE 35
Mr, Wru. Lamont, General Ag-
ent, and the i arioue Directors of
the Hay Township Fire Insurance
Co., held abusiness meeting at
Exeter on Sa;tu;rday.
RRNSALL -17
FALL FAIR. 'DATES
Blyth -Sept. 27 and 28.
Baytfield-Sept. 27 and 28.
Lucknow=Sept. 29 and 30;'
Dungannon -Oct. 6 and 7..
Brussels -Oct. 6 and 7.
Wingham-Oct. ti and 7.
SCHOOL FAIR DATES,
1927
Winchelsea-Sept. 28.
Crediton, Sept. 2 9 1
Grand Bend -Sept. 39.
Daehwood--Oct. 3. '
Clinton Town -Oct. 4.
• Clinton Rural -Oct. 1.
THE STUMM OF CROPs
ttQw-to l ep Over Fruit,!beta,
Cabbages, Celery, Etc,
fill Seetirnen h lteuid De.Sound and
I' ealtla;y,...,,t ,.z e+f e l Reselling `Very
inapat ret,.,•-•Feintec ori I+a ll leen*
In Field and Eareeden end i?iinon
Levo e eel.
( o itributei ie (iotairto Dopart.ruent ul
t1.t ricizttura, •'1'ordiate.) ‹?,s
rw
1 N I: 0 sloth r of roots, tuli m c b.
bas E n;J e .l(17 it ars a cage ij3 iq
livery ini.�le rnettex 11 ti iu.e;u:m-
' lets are hound to begin 't icir.
Although the decay -producing bee
ter'ia, yeasts and molds are. always:
on these they cannot do any hilar'
until the materiels are first dantaged
in some.** es be bruising, heating
or freezing, After such injury ims
been done the decay bacteria arca
molds are able to feed on tree dam-
aged. tissue and as a result of tits
action decay or rot: takes place end
gradually spreads until all is spoiled.
Therefore, in ,storing roots tubers,
cribbage or celery, it is necessary, ---
lea Te have only sound, healthy
specimens.
2nd. To handle with erre so as not
to bl-ulse or uthc wire darneee tic.,
tissues.
3rd. Store in a cool, •well-ventil ey-
ed place, where there will be no tikee
ger of either over -heating or fr c ami r
0verhe1etiuh or Yreezing will a s e-
ly kill the living tissue of which tie.
roots are c mposed, after wbech t'',r
will readily decay as a resnl. or GI
rapid rnultiplrration of bacteria are,
molds in the dead tissue:
In the storing cl such f1 n s r .
apples end pear:; which can be 3r
without earning we have to reeve -
the development of molds and yens.:-
These are always present on the iii
face of the fruit. Bacteria no
clama,ge fruits ns they do veg ie.
or meats on acrot.tet of the su, i ell
acid nature of the fruits, r Lich a
not satisfactory for bacterial c,e.velo,:-
went, but is just whet t :s needed ler
molds and yeast: s. 11 ut cv,nt irini;lS
and yeasts will no develop on sound
apples and pears that are properly
stored. If, however, the' fruit. is
damaged in the picking, handling or
packing, then the bruised spots en-
able the mold spores or yeast cells
that are on the surface to germinate
and grow and multiply, and when
once -they get a start they will con-
tinue to spread even through the
sound healthy tis. •, and from fruit.
to fruit until the s:`'role pack may be
spoiled.
Therefore in tee storing of such
.
fruits as ape les unci nears it is
essential:
1. To have only sound specimens.
2. To pack carefully without
bruising..
3. To . store in a cool, well ven-
tilated place where they will neith•:
be overheated' nor frozen. -Prof.
D. H. Jones, 0. A. College, Guelph.
'-lints for Field Vorrc In the Fall.
Mr. Milton Hey of Detroit, ,Mr.
Gordon Hemphill and the Misses
Taylor of Windsor, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs If. Hoy, Jr.
•
Wednesday of this week is
the east \i%edne •_lay in i ptet»,
be -r, and .the rest half ho - lay for
this season. Cons"quently here-
after the -stores in Zurich will be
open on Wednesday afternoon
Mr. Gilbert Jeffrey, who has
had Mr. Wiliam Miller's farm . on
the 15th coneession, Hay Tp., ren-
ted for some years, has leased the
fine 192 acre farm on the Bluewater
Highway, Stanley, north of Drys-
dale, from the Emerson S:siler -es-
tate, for a term of five years, and
;;etss poss'ssion on December lst.
newt.
In connection with the guess
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Naftsiger,
Mr. and ,Mrs. Jos. Youeeey, of Cr'o-
ghan, N. Y., were week -end visit-
ors at the home of Be'.:and Mrs..
C. Schrag.. ; e
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gage of
Detroit, ]spent a few' days at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Hess.
Miss Fowlie of hayfield 1s15ant
a feW Mayes with her sister, Mrs.
(r. Koehler.
Mr's P, Koehler i5 visiting 'for a
few 'weeps With friends in Port
nitro*
Mr. and Mrs, Cayes. Eliber of Cr-
Watch every opportunity for
.leuci1iing land in preparation for
;setae crops.
See teat all. crops are carefully
e Orel so as to avoid damage in cas )
e an early winter.
Wheat harvesting . potatoes for
Lug contest at the Zurich Fair +Jr:•g' or for market be careful to
in the liogart.h Baby `Chick Batch
pry exhibit; Mr. Hogarth wishes to
amiounce, that the correct number
of eggs was 1.410. Mr. W. T. Mc -
Leap, Box 390, •Goderich was the
only person who guessed the cor-
rect member, and will receive 25
baby chicks free next spring. Mr,
Hogarth wished to that'll; all those
Who tools an interest in the con-
test and guessed,
The West Huron Teacher's Cori-
vention will be held on Thursday
and Friday, October 1311i and
39th. The Thursday session will
be held in Exeter and on 'Friday
the teachers will go to London,
where ttlrey will be entertained by
the teachers and school board at
that plact. The day will be'
-spent.,observing the !schools in
session and in inspecting other ed-
t.catioual institutions in the city.
On. Tnr-rsday ,eening there will be
given a banquet to the teachers
and guests. ,
Dt1CHARME-DENOMM'E
A very pretty matri;tnonial ev-
ent took place . on Tuesday, Sep-
teu ber 120th, at the Dryiedele
C ,Church, when the Rev. Father J.
E Ge rr1 united in ma hare V 0 et
daugh',er of Mrs, Rachel Denoteme
and the ,late" Nelson Denouime, and
Mr. Paul Ducharme, son of Mr.and
Mrs Oscar Duchartne, Jr., all of the
Township of Hay. Mr. and Mrs,
Dueharme will reside on the Ba-
uble Line, where 'the Herald joins
their many friends in extending
.congratulations.
The people of 'this_ community
are experiencing • that the corn
borer is here. We have been bar-
ing considerable about this lit-
tle pest for some time, and now
(behold you we have it in nearly
every'a garden, and the Governm-
ent has been endeavouring to find
ways and means . of exterminating
it or at least getting it .under con-
trol, but so far have been unsuc-
cessful. But we hope tine pest
will have .a,. sli<rrtd uration, as w,ee
rel ennber; . 'soifre ytars ago the
farmer's were .tt1nabi0 to ''arse peas
on 'account of the pea beatle or
pea -bug, but of recent yearsthis
insect is practically extinct and
farmers are again successfully gr-
owing the pea crops It is to be
mot , as much of the dirt and ae_
erne of the small, irregular, bruised
e. diseased potatoes as possible.
If manure is available it is an ex-
.ellent plan to spread it over plough -
el land and then place the soil into
ridges about thirty inches apart by
•,leans of a single or double mould -
',nerd plough. This preserves the fer-
tility, improves the sub -soil and
leaves the land in excellent condition
'n the spring, especially for cultivat-
ed crops. Complete all ploughing
.which is required to be done in the
;nturnii.
When practicable, gather and feed
rr burn all remnants of vegetable
lops and' other refuse.
Select in the field from the grow -
.ng crop some of the best ears of corn
,or seed for the following spring.
When filling the silo the third e'i -
ing of alfalfa might be mixed wide
he corn for improving the clu:ility of
he silage.
'Zee
Fall Work In the Garden.
Harvest the late cabbage, cauli-
!•wer and celery; ranch of this can
ie put away carefully in storage and
reld until well on through the wh-
en Slight moisture and 36 def;. F.
for roots, dry and cool for onto.:.;,
end dry 72 deg, Ie', for winter
;quash.
At this tinge the garden should b"
,yell immured and deeply ploughed eo
,s to admit the frost to mellow it.
Cut off and horn the asparagea,•
ops, and clean up the rhubarb bee
:or next year, giving it a coating of
uanure.
Take up some parsley plants, pe'
here in pots or boxes and allow them
o grow in the house.
Some counsel given early: Al
vines killed by frost. should be clean
d up. Roet'crops except the parsley
and salsify should be taken nut be-
fore the ground becomes too wel
'i
Squash and pumpkins should be
gathered before frosted. On vacant
ground sow rye at the rate of three
bushel to the acre to give e green
crop for ploughing down in the
spring. Late celery should be hilloci
up to start the bleaching process be-
fore it is put it: storage.
October Hints for Live Stock.
seeders can generally be selected
to advantage this month.
Dippping ewes .. 'i rg llannbs 1,1u;,
month" w111 e eaf tlle:dt tip, and near
theta pomfortahle;and thrifty during
the *Inter.
If ewes are given good pastor,
they will begin to galla, and be It
best possible cotinine) for breeding
e`rrsttrini; more hull...?,
1rolrecl tltit the dmil;ioyr .nI ilrir; : t.irulC:. r„h., ,� ,e dor::-
etlitczn cisi'l; l .:.Li: roiatisee lecea czar borer wall be equally', las whitewashed after the Yfall threshing,
t0.1ritdal 'tl,..G, -
�or, Ttl+gsdtt ' shoji'( , make mare sanrtar> , t, _tuns for flex
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We have a full Stock of Sup-
plies for School Opening
Text Boob o' allkinds,
kin sy Satz
,
Scibblas, Note Books, Drniw°h
g
and Writing E l.2 2,, Weer C
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Inks, Pens a'r, afso a tall
fine of i igh Schon roCkts
We can supply School icards with :Chalk,
Blackboarderasers grid Ilk
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Stationery, Fho•togeapihiic Sunil: ie ,
Deveto, brig a d Printing
IVB A.0 A21I\. ES FOR SALE
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ARE YO ROOFING?
THINK ' OF KEYSTONE
rw"-X RED CEDAR SHINi1LE:3 WHEN PROPERLY LAID WITH
ZINK CLAD NAILS WILL LAST 40 'YEARS OR MORE WITH-
OUT PAINTING OR PATC_'1ING. NO SNOW WILL BLOW
UP AND IVO RAIN WILL CO THROUGH
THE CHEAPEST AND T 111:.I1EST.
,i• We 'stili have a large quantity of ryproc on hand. The
4. Fireproof Wallboard, Use it. for walls and ceilings to repair
.l. the old planter before you spring decorate.
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Get that Faber Tire BuggyE be-
fore prices advance.
They work on alls,four, tilt or;Hai$ s
Auto Tops, "%a on Repairing,
Painting, Etc.
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Autos and Auto Supplies
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES,
• AND STJPPLI''S, AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON THESE
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VARIOUS LINES
•
•j CORD TIRES 30x33 AT ONLY....-....... $8,0 50
• TUBES 30x33 AT ONLY ....,. . .• ......... 81.4004
• is GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT ��`. $15.
• 1 SECOND HAND i3p H. P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP.
• d FORD TOURING CARS
• 1 FORD ROADSTER CAR.
• 1 GOOD TRAILER.
•
ORDER.
• ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING O R R.
WE DO EXPERT BATTEI3'i ,w ORK ON REPAIRING AND
RE -BUILDING BATTERIES,.
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IFARM IMPLEMENTS
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS P011 FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
CARRY JUST , THE KIND Oil TA riCHINERY THAT WILL GIVE
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICI7 FOR YOUR MONK'
PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FI LTiNMPSIGS, ALSO INSTALL OUR
i�'tT.
Tres Tues , • Oils and Greases
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