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day, FebrP;ary 14th, 1924
BL S1NESS CARDS
?ioudtoot, Eilloratr goom,
i"riaaters, Solicitors, Nutariee,
Pattie Ete: Office on the,$e,uare,
And 400 froth 114Joilton , Bt. God-
irri(h' Private funds to loan at
110weet rales.
ProydEoot, K,C. J. L. Killoran
• D. E, Holmes.
Kr, Holmes , will be ha Flensall on
Friday` of each week, good Oats for Sale, Sheffield St-
---•�--•��-""� are, ;also sonre feed oats, and 11
Andrew F. Hess, Township . Clerk 'head young cattle dehorned. Ap
amer os marriage licenses, Notary ply to John Ryder, Lot 8, Con. 2,
?labile, Commissioner, Fire and Aut- Stanley; Phone 11 on 861, Hensall.
.mobile Insurance, Representigg
'Karon and Erie Mortgage Corpora- -- -.
tion; TheCanada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario,
P17T YOUR •
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR
SALE
Dr. G. L..Smith
L,D,$. (Toronto.) D.D.S„C'hicago)
DENTIST
;ATT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
t1iAIN OFFICE -- HENSALL
OSCAR ILLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School of Auctioneering. Try,
:nue for Registered Live Stock;
4LU Breeds)., Terms in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
farms for sale. Will sell anything
• ,anywhere.
Phone 18-93 or write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer,
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale- icgeeedn
-
,
.se to size . Pr articles to sell.
lr. 'your business; and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services.. _Dashwood.
Arthur Weber,
Phone 31 .13.
Zurich Meat
MARKET' 45'
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna. Sausages,
Highest Cash Price for Wout
CASE FOR SKINS 14 BIDES
Tu agblut &
D Alert
ZU_RICH., LIVERY
I
FOR SALE
A • 2 ht -pi. 'Crocker Wheeler El-
ectric motor, with starting box and
inetalation equipment complete, all
in good !mechanical condition.
Worth $225 new, at 'a bargain for
$120. Hess -Milliken, Zurich.
CARD OF THANKS
Wie hereby take this privelege
of a greatly thanking the neighbors
and friefnd's for their kindness and
assistance and 'sympathy. 'shown in
the recent i11ne:es and death of the.
late Amanda K. Deichert.
t The Deichert Family.
FOR SALE
LOCAL NEWS.
1Vrt�, Fri4nk Uttley visited Blake
friends last• wee.
Mr, Frederick Papineau of De-
troit was 'a visitor here they past.
1i e-ele.
Mr. Jinx, T],'evithick of Erinsley
spent the week -end with friends in
the village.
Mii. Gottschalk of Setafortl ,
is 'visiting with 4r and Mrs, War,
Trueniner, 14th concession'.
Skates Sharpened, Moclern Eq-
uipment, 10e, a, pair. -- Hess', the
,d'eH�e11'e(rkr
i Mr. Harry Weber is visiting with
Mr, and Mrs(, Jos Druiat; near St..
Joseph.
Mrsl. Cornell Holtzman and two
children!, Mildred and Stewart, of
D'Archy, Saiiskt, area visiting at the
h'oine of Mr+. G. Holtzmare
Good Friday is the next public
holiday;, wihchf its quite late this ye-
ar, falling April 18, Easter Sun-
day, April 20tha.
Mr. Louis Weber has recently
had his residence wired for Hydro
by Alli. H. Cr. Head!, and is using the
power conveniences0.
Mr. Andrew Turnbull of the Sa-
uble Line, recently pureahsed the
75 acre gra and bush far'm ofn the
16th concession, Hay, from the es-
tate of the lite $. Pfile.
Loads of -beans are being mar-
A.keted by, the farmers these days
y- The puce', we believe hall •advaii-
urs° 'g•i)J 0? der at a reel bargain. L. ced a little and the beaus are
Prang, Zurich . moving rapidity;
am ;in a position to accomo
• ate all requirements in the Livery
hiring have
lone in tthe teaming line.
Any-
thing
GEORGE J. THIEL
?Phone 68 Zurieb
FOR SALE
8 Small pip -ready to wean, ap-
ply ato Victor Deichert, Phone 15-94
LOST
A Ladies' White Gold Bracelet
wrist watch on R. R. Nef. 2, Pinder
please leave at Herald Office and
receive reward.
Mr. Lee Wt lIof£m.an hat resum-
ed hie positions as clerk' at Preet-
er•''s store after an absence, the -oc-
casion being front a sprained an-
kle which he 'sustained by Lalling
from his bicycle on the icy side-
wallh.
NOTICE.
' In future the following schedule
will be observed at the 'local skat-
ing rink;-•
'Monday! eve. hockey 7-8 o'clock
Skating 8-10 o'clock.
Tuesday eve. Hockey
Wednesday eve. skating 8-10
Thursday eve. hockey 7-a, nkat -
hag 3-10.
•
afternoon and
evening.
E. Koehler, Mgr.
• , S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
ISraduate of the Royal College
o2 Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
sit the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
ntary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
'Stain Office, Exeter. Phone 34.
.&t. Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79
Friday', hockey..'
Saturday, skating
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L I . VE
POU T. Y
WANTED
• NOTICE.
OF. REGIS.TRATIO.N .OF .ilY 1,4W
• Notice is hereby--given;':-ttret af'
By-law, was Rased by the Council
of .the. Corporation of the Trews
ship of Hay on the 5th day of
November, 1923, providing for the
issue of debenture's to the amount
of $1184.00 for the purpose of pay-
ing for the cost of telephone , ex-
tensions, and that such By-lawwas
registered in the Registry Office
fort he Registry Division of the
County of Huron at Goderich on
the 16th day of January,: 1924, ;as
number 401:.
Wan every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
'N Thom brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
H FOR--
. •_---CAS
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 04. Zurich
GOAL
ZURICii IIF,.,•RALD
GROWING SUDAN 13R ..
ti perimontal iltes,l.11ts at Ontario
Agrica!turai Wage.
.average fields for ,Five Year (dor
• (been Orop and for Bay---lioww l.t
Compares With Millet and Sorg•
i}uur-r+'! (food b;urergence Crop --
anent Alfalfa.
(Contributed b' ()ntarlo Department, of
Agriculture, Teron.tc.)
This forage plant, Which belongs
to the sorghum fancily; and is one of
the finest in leaf and stall( of this
group of plants, was introduced lute
the Pained States from - Africa in
1909 During the last ten years it',.
has obtained considerable prominence
in the South-western States, and
more .recently has been advertised
and sold by seeusmen in Ontario, and
also grown by a few farmers in the
Province.
Sudan Grass has been under test
in the experiments at Guelph for the
past eight years. During this time
it has” been grown for its total green
fodder yield, for hay, for seed and
for pasture,
Average Yields for Five Years.
The'following table gives the aver-
age• yield for five years of green fod-
der,
of, hay per acre of this crop,
and of three types of Millett, Mand's
,Wonder: Forage Plant and Early gni•
ber Sugar Sorghum:
Varieties Green Crop Hay
Tons Tone
Early Amber Sugar
Sorghum 16.92
Mind's Wonder
Forme Plant... 1 3.1 5
Japanese Panicle
Millet, ........ 10.43
Japanese' Barnyard
11111et • ,', 1 1.2 3
Sudan Gress 8.90
Siberian Millet Na.
-al 1
Mr. Ruteoll Peeet%'i• Wail; a visitor
to London on Mondayl He' wee
Ant he interest. of the London Adv-
ertiser con'te'st„ of .which he is mak-
marked progress as a likely win-.
ner of o.ne the valuable prizes of-
fered: • t • r s
•
Any motion to quash' or set
aside the same or any part there-
of must be 'made within. three mox.-
ibis after the first publication. o
this notices, and cannot be made
thereafter.
Dated this
1924. .
ra11 &Winter Deliveries 1923
a1�1lid'HRACITE' LACH.WANA COAL
EKE -Just arrivedcar of very
:high, grade Coke l'(r Eangee and
•Furnaces
•SOFT COei.L.=•-Now in stock, car of
lyigh grade. 'Vest Virginia Lump.
?1litLETS-Now on the Way, ,car of
vent Eouiets for Ranges and Furn-
'Sees. These are weli known and
give geed satisfactiolt
ALBERTA COAL-teriect soon,
'two Oars of Alberta Coal
'
lith day of November
28-3
Clerk
• A. F. HESS
of Hay l't'owniship.
Miles Vera VG Siebert has rec-
ently moved her millitnery equip-
ment 'Into the building next to W.
H. Pfile':s shoe 'store%,. in Mr; A..
Melick s Block, and will conduct her
business there whein the spring 'se-
ason opens. • •
The finest winter weather is,
prevailing this week, !nice and
clear, with leunshine. and yet not
mild, while !the air is rather snap-
py 'with frost, just the kind of
weather we would like to see for
three W;eeke more. Sleighing, is
good. ' '
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 much
is 50 cents on a single subscript-
ion,,
Tuxedo Chatterless
8,19
5.22
4.41
4.33
3.69
8.62 3.55
For the results Of this experiment
tbe..plots were all sown broadcast.
It, will be seen that in yield 01
green. fodder and of hay per acre. the
Sudan 'Grass was surpassed by five
of the six crops included in the test.
The quality of hay made from Sudan
Grass was superior to that made
from. Early Amber Sugar -Sorghum
and' Mand's Wonder Forage Plant,
and slightly Inferior to that made
froui the three Millets. This and
other expel -lumen; indicate that
Sudan Grass, althotidh it yields some-
what less per acre, makes a better
quality of hay than any of the other
eight' classes of sorghums which we
have had under test
In the average of two years' tests
in'wbich Sudan Glass was•grown for.
seed production in comparison with.
three .varieties of millet, teff grass
and'early amber sugar sorghum, the
Sudan Grass 'weighed 38.1 'pounds
per measured bushel, yielded 4.52
tales el straw and= 56.7•' pounds of
brie ' [t acre. . This was a smaller
Many of .our 'aubseribers hove.. . '
1:..,e dram than that produced by
dropped in; the past fete°,uieela4r .tite:.elarly:tuber sugar sorghum and
and paid their aubscr ptio*3 for the three different varieties of millet.
-year.. -*dew have ie.tethese weeks : •In pasture+expeeiraentswat.Ga.•e1illte
go by • without remembering this ,.Sudan Grass has 'stood the hot, dry
little annual .duty. Please no sunrnrt rs very Well. Sowing a mix-
not neglect yours, the amount is tura of: six pecks of-'O.A..0 No. 72
small when Disse every, year. Oats lief 15, pounds of Sudae Grass
seed ,per acre"•produced a greater
, Editor Athol McQuarrie, of the amou:it' of pasture than when Sudan
Goderich Signal for the past fent/ Grass was sown' alone.
years is•lea e ing the county town Must Be Sown on Wai'ut Soil.
for 'moon., fi^.id's •of labotr, •and is Our 'experience with Sudan Grass
being followed by Mr. W(H. Rob- reads u' to believe that the plant Is
ert{son; the former Editor of the.:inore e bject to injury by late frost.e
Signall, but owing to ill health, rie- in the spring than the average variety
e.d.ed a few years rest' of dent corn. In drouth resistance
it is the equal, it not the superior, of
The monthly meeting of the Indian •corn. It is essential in sowing
Zurich Branch oft he Women's In- Sudan Grass that it be not sown untll
stituts, was, held in the Ladies' Hall the soil is warm. We have had the
on . Tuesday afternoon Feb. 12th(,. best results from sowing this crop
a fair attendance was present, the Just after the corn has been seeded.
Wben
afternoon was spent in a sewing sown for hay or pasture, Sudan
which four members of Grass is usually sown broadcast or in
cirel�, after Close drills;_ 25 to 30 pounds per
the ,:dociety aerered a 'sumptuous acre Should LLbe sown when Sudan
lunch, much enjoyed by all. present Grass is sown 41one, and. when used
in miXtures for,, pasture ' about 15
pounds per acreis sown. Sudan
Grass should be cut for hay when the
heads ,are in fu -1I 'bloom, and may be
cured in mach the same manner as
timoi ay.• This crop has been little
grown for silage either in the United
States or' Canada. The reasons for
this beingthat it is a better hay and
pasture than a silage plant and that
Indian corn is a larger yielder of
silage than Sudan Grass,
We have had different classes of
sorghum under experiment at
Guelph for twenty-eight Years,
and Sltdan : Grass for the past
eight years. Up to the pr.ee-
ent time we have had no trouble
troth sorghum poisoning in the feed-
ing of Sudan Grass or the other
sorghums to stock.
e ortir Teeing as a Pasture Crop.
From the experimental evidence et
hand, it would: seem that Sudau Grass
to
has showvu sufficient promise war-
rant Its trial in a limited way for
pasture, and as' an emergency hay
crop on tht, warnTer soil of Southern
and South-western Ontario, and in
favored areas even farther north.
Sudan Grass has been included in the
co-operative experimental tests in
each of the past four years, and will
be distributed again in the spring of
1924, Any farmer in Ontario, there-
fore, who desires to test this plant
under his own conditions may have
an opportunity of doing so.—W. J.
Squirrel', O.A. College, Guelph.
,Variegated \, and. Grimm
Alfalfas..
Ontario Variegated is not a Grimm
alfalfa, The seed of the former was
obtained from Lorraine In 1871 and
has been grove in Welland County
for the last half century. The Grimm
variety was • brought from • Baden,
Germany,; by Kulsheire Grimm and
was sown in 'Carv'er County,. Minne-
sota,
sota, in 1'858, where this type of al-
falfa, has been grown Blithe that time.
Both varieties have variegated flow-
etb and are similar in sante Charms-
teriente, •
1
i'ft'Yor cannot aord a Ford why
fiot bu a :nice llnb er ..'.. :',e 'z
ITESS sells tllem.
REAL RJ
Painting Fond Car, One'1oat, $15,00, Two Coats .-..,- $20.00
iCoveriog Ford Top Good Material , $27,00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors : $5.00
Painting Buggy $8.60
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RE.R,,UBI3ER YOUR SL'GGY WHEELS.
F.
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Combination storm and screen doors made to order!
Lumber and Building Material
` Custom Work conn (.cite'
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Always in the mallet for saw logs•
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AUTO OIL FOR FORD) CARS. GU,
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TERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A, PRANG, Zurich. tf18
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Antine&COal Yards, Erocls Street,
HENS LL ONTe 1
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Supply Of
Chesnut and Furnace
On Hand --
Case & Son
PHONE 35 UENSALL -17
Dr.
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I. COWEN
L. D. St, Da t4,
DENTAL SURGEON
At. McCormick :Block, Zurich, e1-
ery Thursday and Saturday,.
Main Ottiee
Tie young sop of Mr. and Mrst
John" A. Smith, of the Goshen Line
South; had the misfortune Dine day
fractured
last week to have his leg _t,.c.t
uled
when a 'sleigh loaded with a grain
grinder, oft •which the little fellow
was riding;, upset and a portion
of the machine hit his leg causing
a .fracture; •
Manning :Doli'rty, Minister of
Agriculture in the Drury Governor-
ent, has •con:sented to the leadership•.
of .ithe Farmer's Piety in the leg-
islature for this 'session, and has
The
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t] his new it l
entered u
n.
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farmers made a good choice in cho
osiag • Mr. iDoherty,. He's more of
al farmer than a politician a ndwili
keep the welfatte of the farmers
well in mind.
Among those from a distance
who attended the funeral of the
late Amann Deichert last Wednes-
day we.re;-l4I]ysa. Peine of Toronto,
Mr. and MrsLouis Peine and Miss
Margaret Deichert of New Ham •
burg; Miss Olive Peine, of Detroit;
Mr. George •Yungblut of Auburn';
Mr. and ?Ii1i e Ilerry Deichert of
New Haven, iificli., Mn and Mrs.
Nicholas :Deichert and Mr. Ed. De-
ichert oe :Detroit,
The Huron County Orange Lo-
dge held their annual meeting in
Exeter on Feb'. 5t1r, with a small
attendance. The following offic
ers were elected -WL 0. M., WJ.
Malone', re-electod; D. M. Rev. A.
A.. Trpniper; Chaplain, Rev. K. Me -
Golan; R'. C4, Wy Stephenson; I. C.
Herman: pewee; tl`easuretr, Geo. Dav
is. It wits uilanitxioesly decided
to celebrate the 12th of July 9(i.
annual an and hold n
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,Go
de is
ch parade to the Trivitt Memorial
ch.ureh', Exeter on July 6th, Alec
ter of condolence wee authorized
'to' be forwarded to the widow of
HART/ lIWS BLOCK, OA:SHWOOD Wim. •Do:yis1, former co. master.
._ PHONE 60
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