HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-01-17, Page 5Theireday, January 17th, 1924
BUSINESS CARDS
Proadiaot, Killoran & Ht'iLVI s':
lilarrtelera, Sralicitors, . Notaries,:
PubtiEtc. Office: on the Square
hind door frarn Hamilton :St, God -
Bride Private %unds to loan at
iuwest bates.
„ ,1 oudfoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran
D. E. Holmes,
Mr. Holmes will be in Hensel' on
Friday of each week.
Andrew ,F, Hera, Township Clerk
Pieter of marriage licenses, Notary
Publics, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
temobile insurance, Representing
IlIuroti and Erie Mortgage Corpora -
:dim, The Canada Trust . Co. Zurich,
Ontario.
...L.. Smith
Dr. G.
• t.D.S. (Toronto.) .D+D,S„('Chicago)
DENTIST
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MAIN O ,'k'ICiE — HENSALL
A-U-C-T,.Iep.E-EmR
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones 'Nat-
ional School of Auetioneering. Try
me for Registered Live Stock
(All Breeds). Terris in keeping
-with prevailing prices.: Choice
dams for sale. Will sell anything
anywhere. Zurich.
'Phone 18-93 or write,
ili•
icensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
,as to size or : articles to sell. I
solicit your business; and if not
'satisfied will make ilo charges for
aorvices. Dashwood.
Arthur Weber,
phone 31 r 13.
r Zurich Meat
Fresh and Salt Meats
ts
Bologna Saauaa eS,
Highest Cash Price for Wouls
CASH FOR. SKINS & 1i1DES.
Reichert
ZURICH LIVERY
he
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 69 Zurich
O. S. ATKINSON', L.D,S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of •the Royal College
o! 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
Wain Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
Al Zurich every TUESDAY _10
Phone 79
L I..VE —
POU LT R Y
WANTED •
'Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
when brought in.
Highest Case Prices.
Highest
•---CA.SR FOR-
-Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurich
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Fall &Winter Delixeries 1923
ANTHRACITE LACKWANA COAL
COKE --Just arrived car of very
high grade Coke for Ranges and
Furnaces
SOFT GOAL—Now in stock, ear of
high grade West. ``irghlia Lump.
BOU'LE 'S—Nowon Cho -way, :car of
our F,ioulets for Ranges and Finn-
%ne►s. These are weli known and
,gine good satisfaction
ALBERTA COAL—Expect soon,
Two (ars of Alberta Coal
�. ._ Cara:telt
BoA1a1 & PRODUCE. MERCHANT
• sifione • Office 10w, • Howse 10..
:It)ffice&Coal Yards, Brock Street,
HENSALL CNTiri
PUT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, Lost.,
Found, io'ti:CE:, Etc„ Ads
IN THIS COL rlt_1N
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FOR SALE
L low dow.k Htessey-Harris nxaa.-
eere 'spreader at •a real bargain, L.
Prang, Zurich
.NOTICE
In future T will not be respon.
edible for any. patty or partys maks
ing debts charged to ane, or for
me to settle.
Jacob' Oe;sept, Zurich, Ont.
+1tI1 M, C'. vItiUke n metoe Id to St-
r<tti lI*1 o'i. Sunday
11'it anci avlt r. W, 1'. Truenroo � al
11rrrinli w ' ::r in the villages on Mon
day;
Ali Vinton G, •De•htz attended a
l.tf ay:, 1VCa,s yy Ilarrls Convention of
r,on•:i 7n 1<r'1t week
Ptt,.ased •to report that Mars.
Cyrtit,s, Co1otityy, who lure been ill
the Bask week, is able to be a-
round again.
Mr. . and Me:,. Peter I avel1e ` sp-
ent Su,iday with, the farmer's par-
ents, lila, and 1dcs, Jos. Eavefle:_at
Grand Bend.
Ai dealer 01 Zurich and vicinity
were act Loudon last Friday even-
ing to hoar Hon. Arthur Meig.hen,
loadac of flee Conservative party
.and premier.
m:-.- ideal winter) Weather has pre
nile:l til past week. A1tnost
MEETING OF HURON envy hind of rehic1ei is in use; the
auto ,urilt good, also' the buggy.
COUNTY COUNCIL while; °there :slip along nicely with
the (adder an.c1 sleigh.
The Council of the Corporation
of the ;County of Huron will meet
in the Council Chamber, Goderieh
at (z o'clock in the afternoon of
Tuesday, the 22nd day of Jan-
uary, 1924. All accounts against
the County must ba in the hands
off the ,Clerk not later than Mon-
day proceeding the meeting of
Council.
Goderieh,
GEO. W. HOLMANy
:County Clerk
January 2nd, 1921
NOTICE
The Annual 'Sleeting of the Zur
ich Agricultural !Society will be.
held in the Town Hall, Zurich. on
Saturday, January 19th. at 1.30 o'-
clock, wheri.t he Treasurer's annual
financial report will he given', a-
lso foe election of officers and bus-
iness•in. general for the benefit of
the Society.
Andrew F. Hess, Secy -''rens.
e
W. S. Johnston, President.
WANTED
To rent rt fatni on shares for
season, 1921.. - Apply at ,Herald
Office.
STRAYED •
a.rui my _ pr axsC s, Parr Lille;
flay Tp., sone 'tiale ago; tr red
;rifer 18' months old. Finder: kine
dl•v notify , Herb. :Disjardiue, 'Hen-
Taal P O, '
FOR SALE
A good seeondhand baby car-
riage for sale. Din be seen at
1lelick & Braun's Furniture Store
FARM FOR SALE
A fine 75. acre. farm about five
miles from Zu.rieh has been placed
in my hands for Jselling. On • the
farm is 6 arras good bush, bank
barn, silo, and. other outbuildings,
and good brick ciwellin;. Farm
is well fenced and drained acid
water supply is excellent. , For
particulars.apply to A. F. Hess,
Zurich. 21-4
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In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for moat of them and in
Sonia cases can save you as in:Lich
as 50 cents on a single subscript-
ion,
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OII. FORFORD CARS. GU
ARANTEEI) TO STOP THE:CHAT
TERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. t118
COAL
Supply Of
Chesnut and Furnace
On Hand
Case $& Son
PHONE 35 HENSALL -17
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D, S., D. 1). S.
DENTAL- SURGEON I
R'ARTLI';I13'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD ;
Th? ere t 1 in e'i z • o' the Zur'eh
Pull's Library will be held in`the
Jodi ' Hall, on Monday evening..
Jaener v 2tnt. at 8 'o'clock. If you
are .irrlorest:ed in reading please at
tench tine meeting.
S r ne once by •mietalee put tWo
sm 1.11 pu'eels into. the wrongcut-
s' int theEvangelical church :sheds
o i fietttr.lay evening. Such par-
tt' erne have sours by calling at
ll veld ,,nice and proving prop -
et i yy and pay this adv. .
O tc is to the delay in receiving
:, 1921 auto rria.rkera, the Depart-
Inter
epart-
I t l e Highways has passed an
Or;let In-Couneil, granting the
f�'i21 linestee t- be good for the
months of January, after whichtinie
tit. 1921 marker:; will be supp1'ied
Reti f i:: iently for the demand
The t.eachers . of the Ev. Luther-
an Sunday' School held their yearly
ii'r tti i; at which the following of -
,c ryr.� wig: elected; Mr. Henry
J-F,a 1hI, Supeiinteudent; "Miss
4'i,, :ii •sews, Secy. iVrr. Louis
Iv+a3; I%tiss Freda Kalbfle-
iieh, 47eryatrews Jubilee Fund; Miss
P. Johnston,, organist.
Mr, and Mrs. Wen. Rader, enter-
tains4 a ma:Tiber `of their friend
anal relatives to n athi.ptuous fowl
suppee last Tu . ;' '•y evening. A•
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+,tong those rw-sen,: were; Mr. ,an
Mee. Con: Sehri'bee Miss Greta
' chilbe; '_Vine. Al Rek ; Miss L.RoS
l,e'tr. and Mie II, Rem'be; Mr. and
'411'x. Mine ,,,�,eler.t he lathe v
hosts -As aei well as :Mis :SL,Ilnan sn-
ared no pal to in making the 'sup
'ter' a l,,y;i'a_rble :t`.titir,
Th LA_+p•u.tnient o^. Rotti
t,ra'. o-, this Ontario Agricultural C61
las, C#u, 1pli its, nuttin,, on a four
,ve ith coarse in horticulture, conisii
tine; of .le^tures a'td dem nstrat-
,1on9 by” Members of the College S'
n.enshen�d ,•. number i f prominent
h)i' I''ul ti i 14 fon otic:i l" eon' s
The CC, lr ,:h i'S en '1• e t -.f -tau to tl OS
wh t ',ri''i to ai:1:)n°l, it starts on
J^.:n 2t .-, 1924.
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Tl er t'aral prole n iris busy, it
is sell; machin n net how to
talk Men; '-i ni i't hr:: been niad0
a monkey 03 by ih'' non ensical gab
he. has pass lit oat to the public. We
heV heath of f•:,lk;• rayinjg $101 • a
lecturo for ntonkeyia.lk and the
talk-aI tiet 1li:i not live across the
international bound.t:v either nor
ra tliis� fact ancient history. The
Darwinian theory" hay reverse ear
mark that man sonieti.nies deoend's
toward :hie monkey- relatives,—Br-
tosses Post.
'The Zurich Branch of the Wpm,
elle' institute held their monehly
T, ,
meeting in the Ln,dit:fs Hall on the
evening of Wedne day Janu:�ry
with a good atte•nclanee The
meting opened with ?tars. C.
Fritz in the ebeir, devotional ex-
erei es and an address of welcome
and a ]eager on iB'ouse Prick," 101 -
lowed: by, an instrumental selection
by Mrs. O'Dwyer. Little Mae In -
gold Smith ;ave a short. recitat-
ion. A very' instructive and in-
spiringpaper on "Hobi'1,and Co-
untry," ivae given by Mins Lorne
Tett and tt dulatt'I�yi the; Miss Rout-
ledge and Silbert. Ivtrs. C' L.
Smith, gave a short paper on the.
"Promises to a child," and also (o
Petiort talk on, the same subject.
The meeting, was then left in i the
lian'3s of the presidents Meg, P.
Manssoi, who took up the busint?ss
part of the meeting. It wets- diec
ided Walt a vote of thanks be gi-
e'en to Mr. John Douglass foe his
kindness in donating a load of
choice hard wood to the Institute
which is very much appreciated.
After discussing other 'subjects, the
meeting then closed.
O'BR IEN—RI C'H ARDS O N
A very pretty wedding was �sol-
emnised at the home) of Mr. and
Mrs. John, Richardson of the Parr
Lints, :Ray Township, on Wednes-
day 'J'armary 91111, when their eld-
este daughter, Vera Etesella. was un
ited in marriage to Win. Lloyd 0':.
Brien;, son of Mr. and Mee, Wm.
O'isrien of Zurich, The ceremony
vas perferimed by 'Rev. A. Sinclair,
of Hensall. The young couple,
wno are both very popular in Zttr•
ch. will reside here', having taken
rooms, raj part of Mrs. C. Wagner's
residence. a large number of Val-
uable and useful gifts testify to the
esteem he +Which the happy young
soupier ane! held. The herald joins
with their many friends ie extend'
ng best wishes.
At McCormick Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday acrd Saturday.
Main ice
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lent of
i,t ury
1i' it ll'. t.:T.:4t,1,
aoaur
fir l 14111 FJ
i;ut iuipr ve__. -• vi\ and a
;: • Luu1 develuy..:.. s.rd th<
uuuern type of tai'ni ,.4urnes'
yihen Tools Were lie .aEy Valued.
Tools were values In the early
days because such. were irar'd to get.
•i'here was no waste of lwrtu equip-
ment then; the spade and the scythe
were valued ay ratlek as tile sliotgnll.
Gonditlons have ci angeci during the
past.' Century, The prog: ass is now
,narked by an abundance of tools,
implements and machines for every
purpose •in agricultural production
and harvesting—in abundance of
machines so great that we see waste
un • every hand. Ploughs, tillage
machines and harvesters neglected
and expowrcl to the weather, rust and
uveas out before giving hall' se:vice'.
The waste of tools, implements, iria-
t.Itinrs and articles of farm entail,»
,tient amounts to many thousands GI
dill ars each year. •
Neglect of Inple.1:nuts and Toais let
Criminal Waste.
-Neglect to put machines unt:.•c
cove?, to apply weather -prow -tat,
paint, to keep sharp all cutting ,parte,
to o11 or otherwise lubricate all hc• ;r-
ings is reducing the efficiency ant
sho teuing the period of usetul,ii se
of equipment in which many ,natio:',
of dollars of farmers' money hat;;
been invested. The machine or 'tel
is not -the only loss, since the power.
r.
either horse, motor or man, is :tl:
reduced • through having to weak
with a tool or• irnplemeet nut in the
best conditleu. This double liabilit .
while fully appreciated by the angst
efficient or business type ul i'arl+l 1.
is a matter that should be uncia
stag ,' all who own or work with
farm tools.
Tho Lire.or a Grain Binder.
In the hands of good men a grain
binder lies beer, known to last and
do 100 per cent. efficient work for
thirty years. 10 the hands o1 eare-
lees men grain binders have been
racked to pieces in less than five
years, through .such treatment al
neglect tooil and to keep belt -i
,:gat. The reward for eliicienc:
might here be expressed as the pri,ao
Uf°•:firein .,r
r t
b d� s over a p..uoc. of liliri,s+
Yeari.—L. Stevenson, Sec. Dept. of
.A.grTcuiture, Toronto.
The Jointer Plough.
The jointer plough was uevelope,l
• hroirgh-thi' appreciation of ploug%
makers of the necessity or mixing
vegetable latter with t+,e soil awing
the ploughing operation. The jointer
is a miniature plough attached to
the main plough beam in such 0 posi-
tion as to cut and roll a small Ann's:
slice into the bottom of the furrow;
and just ahead or the furrow slip,.
turned by the plough ,mouldboard.
This arrangement permits the turn-
ing of a wider furrow slice and puts
all vegetable matter well under the
cutter of the turned furrow slice.
Jointer ploughs are equipped with a
shorter mouldboard that is shaped to
invert the furrow slice; more curl
or steeper are the terms generally
used to describe the jointer plough
mouldboard. A wheel and a land-
slide designed to keep the plough
straight of uniform depth and steady
are also part of the jointer plough.
equipment. Shorter handles, shorter
beam, • and shorter ntoulboard aro
eheractenisti.cs very pronounced when
the jointer type of plough is com-
pared with the Scotch or long plough
tepee—L. Stevenson.
Half -Acre Garden Gives Big Retui n.
You can make on an average $44
net on a half -acre garden on your
farm. Can you Make as much on a
half -acre in any other way? The
thing "leas been worked out by the
Illinois Experiment Station. After
dive years, this station found that the
• av'.:.age gross income from its half-
, acre garden was 174,85. With a
labor cost of $25.71 and expenditures
for seeds, plants, and inseetioid.es of
$5.08, the net return wase $44,06.
Here is what the Illinois garden pro-
'duced in its last year
Onions, green 36 dozen, ripe 2
bushels; asparagus, 104 pounds;
radishes, 103 dozen; lettuce, 22 bas-
kets; turnips, green 5 baskets early
10 dozen, late 2.6 bushels; rhubarb,
34 pounds; spinach, 21 baskets; peas,
11 baskets; beets, green 8 baskets.
early 16 dozen, late 8.9 bushels; cab-
bage, early 108 heads, late (large)
24, .late (small) 24; beans, string 16
pecks, lima 14 pecks; early potatoes,
b
'bushels; parsley, supply; cauli-
flower, early 25', late 10; carrots, ear-
ly, 24 dozen, late 7 bushels; squash,
suux'mor 93, winter 330 Pounds;
sweet oorn, 47 dozen; tomatoes, ripe.
26 bushels, green 7 bushels; eucum-
bers, slicing 387, pickles 76; musk-
melons. 1,185 pounds; watermelons,
2,063 pounds; 'egg plant, 41 fruits;
peppers, 4 pecks; parsnips,' 3,4 bush-
els; salsify, 1,2 bushels; winter rad•
ishee, 3.1 bushels; celery, 20 dozen.
Corning Beef In the Horne.
The pieces of beef eommonly used
for corning are the plate, rump, cross
ribs, and brisket, or in other words
the Cheaper cuts of meat, The lour,
ribs, and other fancy cuts are more
often used fresh, and sauce there is
more or less waste of nutrients In
eorrt.i.rrg, this is well, The pieces for
corning sliiottid be out lrrto eon'eii
tent -sized joints, say 5 or 6 iii0her¢
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'llteb,roprida fyorh!tantlierlitIti$
AV elablePrep' dbt olfrit 51
simitatingtheFo Y
iiagtllsStomachsandBowetso il?
TherebyPromolingDiga tin ,
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kfteerfulnessandlies J tet:no'
neither d Ietln,Morp
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MaNTTtCAL,F•
For Infants and Children,
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
in
Use
For Over
Tharp Years
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.
'IWAUSAMINSAGEMEERLIONMINGIGNI
If' Yor cannot afford j 1•, old by
not buy a nice Rubber T e Buggy
Ti.l•� SS sells them
REPAIRINW.
Painting Feed Car, One,'oat, $1.5.00, Twc Colts -. $20.00
iCo Tering Ford Top - Good 'material ... ... _.. ,.27.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with i)novi ... .. $5.00
$8.00
Painting Bugggy
IF YOU WANT SFRVICG, WE HAVE 1 r ..
WE R +'RUBliElll YOUR. BUGGY BVI?EELS,
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Lumber Laths Eb.ing1e
Everything iv.,
Combination storm and screen ne.... A r..d - (,r: older,
Lumber and Bufldi
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••wH Y WE CAN SELL SUITS FROM
$10 TO (115 LESS THAN OTHE.t2S.
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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 put in
all our garments.
We guaranteesatisfaction
money refunded.
Reasons
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