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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-08-21, Page 5�sdttyr, Augu'et 21st; 1024 II It BUSINESS CARDS eiidioot, Killoran & nouns: emitters, Solicitors, Notaries, 2Ubiil, Etc, Office on the Square, t� Boole from Iiamllton. St, Gad- ;Vich, Private Nude to .lean at ittidffeeit' rales. , .Proudfoot, K.O, J. L, Killoran D E. Holmes, ;jam. Holmes will be in Hensel' on • Friday.. of each 'week, udrew F. Res.Tow 'hip Clerk 7 b tier of marriage licenses, Notary /Irlien Commissioner, Fire and Aut., ,pb11e Insurance,, Representing *area and Eerie Mortgage Corpora - *OS, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich, thiteirlo. na D.P. S., •L. D. S. DENTAL SUR EON • swig OFFICE . HENSALL LO KPP R A ..•• OSC t ,oraduate Carey M. Jones at - al .School of Auctioneeringg. TrIse for Registered Live Stock ,&i Breeds). Terms in keeping Nal prevailing prices. Choice Mule for sale. Win sell axiy gi • 'Where.Zurich: Mame 1.8-93 or write, .Auctioneer 4*, - icensed Auctioneer for . County ea Huron. In a position to co ;tt any 'auction sale, regardless ig to 'size or articles to I and eifll not ] cit your. business hiatisfied will make no "charges for, her elees' • Dashwood. :Arthur• Weber, s` '10 a 13-57 . Zurich Meat k. MARKET, Fresh` and Salt Meats Bologna Sausages, etc Highest Caik Price for Woe' BASH FOR SKINS & HIDES Deichext Aqi ZURICH LIVERY -?I am in a position to accomo- late all requirements in the Livery, ?Ire, have Auto for hire. Any. 'thing done in the teaming line. GEORGE 3, THIEL • 'Moles 'eg • Zurich ilk S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S, DENTIST l aaduate of the Royal College CO Dental Surgeons of Ontario and pit the University of Toronto, (tate District. Dental Officer, Mil - 'Awry District No. One, London,Ont Office hours at Zurich every 'Wahl Office, Exeter. Phone 34. ifet Zurich every TUESDAY -19 Phono 79 . VE 1,7 y �I WA NLWANTED 'MOM every day''till 3 ()clock p.m. Wo not feed fowl same morning lefties 'lyrought in. �• t1ghest Cash Prices r --•-CASH FOR--- Cream and Eggs We O'Brien Piiolne 134. Zurich SEASON 1924 'ammo. AND SUMMER DELIVER- IRS :ANTER ACITE—We are how ire= "diving our .genuine Delaware & Madsen direct •from • therabies, Net dove and Egg asize'e. SOFTS COAL—Just arrived, an- titlier ear of our .high grade 'soft.; Mite coal has trade a 'great hit for liioabehold use and our sales of this %Wve over dciubled in the last sea- NO, sea- 1 r. ,BOULETS---Our Roulet Coal is Vact be a class by itself and is gr- Ateeing.in favor rapidly. 'OUR . Telephnnee 'are at ' your' Venice. Use them' ,freely for ins ere rmation, A. i & PRODUCE MERCHANT !lbo>tfe: Office l.9w. Hotiee 10j. 1"'1 E'N. A i- L ONT./ PUT "y,oUR Wants, for Sale, lost, °ouir�d„ Malccetc, lids THIS COLUMN .010,0 FOUND Between Zurich and Bronson Line all ,Pair of .:s'pectacle's. '> Ow'nierr can kr>ave s'aniei from Mr, Moises E 'h, by paying this ,adv FOR SALE HONEY • HONEY Now, ins the tune to get your Honey supply for the ..year. The Honey Crop }s a, very light .:one throughout the. Province. - We are in, a position .to supply you with Ne. 1', Clover Horley, •Comb and enetraeted at 161/2e.. pound.' We will fill iy'ou+r containers for this week onl'yl.—J. Haberer .& Sous. . FARM " FOR SALE 'Consisting of 100 acres, being Lot 11,'Conees'sion 5, Stanley Town- ship. Twelve acres of summer fal- lowtwenty Y acres seeded down, ten acres or bush, a `good ppY o su I �f water, buildingsa0 are modern. In- deed a ";fire farm Reasonable' te- rm cap be given to purchaser. Fo'rfurtber partictulars apply .to Susanna Elgie, Seaforth, R. R. No. 3;- Wirre Brydone, •Clinton. FOR SALE' A good grade of machine oil, in any quantity. • • L. A.. Prang, Zurich -47 NOTICE CEMENT WORK =,I aim in a pas ition to do any .kind of . a cement job, 'such as supply tanks, fooued- ation walls, bridges, cement floors and walks, etc. Work guaranteed prices reasonable, ' Apply toMar- icil C'orriveau, Rg R. 2, • Zurich; Phone 16-93. tf40 FOR SALE Baby Grand ;touring car just newly painted in A-1 mechanical condition. Apply to J. Preeter, Zurich. tf-46 Agents Wanted • The careful 'attention - to our customers' orders and the splendid stock 'supplied for years past war - dents us in having a representat- ive or two in this county. Liberal ComnirssioITs. Free Outfit. Write at once for Exclusive Territonii*, THOS., W. BOWMAN & SON COMPANY RIDGEVIL' LE, ONT. STAR NURSERIES Tuxedo Chatterless AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. CTU ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT TERING OF BANDS. Sold By L. A. PRANG, Zurich', tf18 GOAL &&rant'r n Coal Chesnut and Furnace Sizes. Soft coal of highest duality. GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND Case & Son PHONE 35 HENSALL -17 Dr. lI. H. COWEN L. D. S'., D. D. S. :DENTAL SURGEON:- At URGEON:-At McCormick Block, Zurich,'ev- ery Thursday and Saturday. '.Main Office fIARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD WOOL Highest Prices Paid ac- cording to quality CASH ;OR TRADE ALL WOOL BLANKETS, IrA tNS AND WOOL BATTS. MAIL ORDERD PROMPTLY PIL- LED. " Phone or w rite for prices to t17 Newton Woollen Mills NEWTON * ONT. 1T c. WAGNER, Proprietor, op 'rioter" . LOCAL NEWS Miss Eva W illiarne visited a few day's at the horaa of Mr. !Ienry Ricker, Hay .pprt Miss Alice Johnston, ,is visiting her si'st'er, Mills: E, W. ;5toskopf at Kitchener, illus, Jai rt 3, Srnith, who had be- en on the 'sick list, ifs 111102'0rin;g nieely. Mrs. D. Saunders of Stratford, is visiting her parent7s,. Mr. and Mrs; Andrew hiTel. Misse's,Dorothy and Jean Camp- bell of Toronto were visiting with friends here. , LOST—A purse of money con- taining, •$30 in cash finder please, return to Herald Office. Mr. •an•d Mrs. Dan. Steinbach' of Holly, Mich., are visiting at the 'bode o..'Mr. and Mrs, R. F. 'Stadej. Minns Elizabeth' Truuemner of• Deuroit is, holidaying at the home• of her rn'other, Mrs, E. Truiernleizl: Mr. L'oriiie R. McBride, who has spent the past three, years in the west and Seattle, Wash., returrned. home last Saturday. • Mit. George Gross of Auburn', op le_,nit at' few• idiays wit]i ill's daughter, Mrs Wali. ,Koehlerz,{ Goshen Lime;, south: • Mr: Harry 'Welland left on Mon- day fox his ',home in 'Detroit 'kites vislit,ing hit •cousins` the McAdams. b.rollluere .for( a •few weeks. Mrisl, 'George' Trots. and "•childrenl, anid Miss 'Elva Kerrigan of London, died visiting at the• home of Xre and Mrs, George Thiel, '., . Mrs. Scaff, and family of Lon- don, who had been. visiting at the Williams" homed has returned that 'city. • • The Zurich Library•,will be 'cl- osed. from August 27th to ,Septe'in- ber.loth. The Librarian, Mi'Js L. Faulslt is having. her holiday's. 'Mr. and Mrs. Gate's of dDetrnid, are =isiting et -the home of Mrs. Gc Hess and other friends. Mr. Gates is• a member of the Detroit Pol- ice force. • •: We are in receipt of a com- munication from Rev. Morris; W. Ehnfes,, stating that their family; is moving from Evanston, Ill.; to .Le - lintel, N. J. Agent' Wm. Lamont ;and the var- ious Directors of this section off The Hay Township Farmer's' Fire Insurance Co., attended a -meeting • at Creditors, on Seturday. • Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Litt and family et Toronto, who, have• be - 'en (spending a few weeki's vacation at the, Evang'el'ical Parsonage, have returned to -their home. • Miss. Annie Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs!.' Donald Campbell, Blansliard 'et., has been engaged to teach, in 'S.S. No. 6, Hay township, near Zurich,common cing the fall term.—Mitchell Advocate. Rev. and Mrs(. G. F. Brown: and daughter; Miss Miranda of Tavis- tock, are spending their vacation with relatives here and ' at. Cred- iton. Mr. Browne wars a former pastor o2' the local Evangelical ch- urch. ( • A public meeting in the inter- este of •social service was held th'e town: hall, Hensall on Tuesday afternoon ,of this week when ad- •dre s's•es by Miss Agnes` McPhaii; M. P. for S. :E. Grey; 11Ir. N. W. tre- vartln�t:, M. L. A; Rev.`. E. Clys- dale of. Exeter and Mrs. Edward's; Kornoka•, Prov. Pres, W. I.', 11Tui'se by orchestra and Miss E. Harvey ^iva's the prngran-i. • The ntewssp;aper editors ,who we- re touring Europe say that a fea- ture of . Paris which le charastic .is the abn,orin.a iconsmoption , of wine and beer. These beverages ;are consumed in large quantities, and an et erywh'er•e in evidence — in the Hotels%.. in the home's, on the st- reets, .everywhere beer and winE have the'aeght of way. The drink rug place'si on tide etre,ets, outside the hopse, axe ;seeneverywher:;e o.n. thin back streets of the Latin qu- arter. Mr. Ed, Welton of Clifford, a son of M1•, and Mrs. Ed, Welton, Dashwood, has •purchased the stock equipment and machinery' Of the blacksmith business of Mr. laced •Deicheut,,,of Zurich, • and has also' leased the building for a term of five ';years..-• • Me. Deichert 1's retie• ing from active work and will con- tinue living en his re'tidence. Mo. Welton/hes had a large experience M. the hlabksniith business and should luldpositionrgive the ho be in to � u g publ.ie good•sertrir-e. Possession was ,gave+l•.''ou ,mon day. . . . BROWN'S SHOES POPULAR • Br otv n's Greet Mid-Sutninner Shoe Sale is in full 'swing and: the next three days will close acne of the most 'succe'ssfui sales ever run b.y( this,we11 known and reliable shoe firm. • Thi's is accountable by the fadt that Brown's never ad- vertise a 'sale unless it is genuine and with the Herald publicity com- bined it could not be otherwise. Children and Women's footwear are behig offered at eedicttlottsly low prices,: And the niei have not -been forgotten in 0Xtra values,, Read the ,Specials in the .Advertise,. ni.nt'C ern Page One of this issue and the on( hated to get just the pair you need Eagan this comprehensive 4stoek,--Brown {Tyro's, 3AiRALD, LOOK FOB LM An Annoying Disease Too Com- mon Among Pigs Nature and Development of the Ml went -- Treatment —• Preventive Meesui es --Autumn Cutting of iU Telfa -Harness ana Belting, (Upntr1bi,to(l by Ontario Department, of r cu ore, 'dronto,) Ag 1 it �. Nature and .Development of the Disease, It Is commonly known as lung - worm disease, due to the presence of small thread-like worms in the air tubes of the lungs setting op •pnea- monia. The worm oausing this dis- ease is named the "Metastrongylus apdi," andis also known . as the "Strongylus paradoxus." These worms locate in the air tubes of the" lunge,,.where they deposit their ova or eggs in great numbers: The ova as well as the 'ernbryos or"young worries s' are then expelled from the air passages with the secretions and dis- charges from the nostrils, while seme are coughed up and expelled from the mouth during spells of coughing, or else swallowed and expelled with the feces. ' This accounts for a wide- spread contamination of the floors of the pens and the ground in the lots and yards containing affected pigs. Small pools of water are also liable to b scene cfontarninated - 'In:. thealf different places the.larvae :develop, and fromtime to time become more or lea's a menace. Infection • usually takes Place with ,feed and water in liogpastures, .lots and pens :Which.,' have become contaminated by affect- ed pigs. In turn the parasites invade the air passages of the 'infected pigs, and .there reach sexual maturity set- ting up the disease in' the lungs. Once a place becomes contaminated with these ,'parasites, the infection re- mains. dangerous for a long time, be- cause the affected animals keep on- furnishing n furnishing fresh infectious material. As a result the disease gradually be- comes more or 'less permanently es- tablished on` certain premises. Stag- nant pools of water, moist poorly, drained yards, and dirty pens, favor the development of the infection. . Young •sucking pigs may also become infected from the udder of the sow through contamination of its surface. Young pigs, a few months old, are 'the most easily infected, and suffer the worst"until after they are four months old. Treatment. Badly infected and well developed cases do not respond to treatment, owing to the fact that the worms are located. in the small air tubes of the lungs and difficult tb get at. Slightly infected cases, if removed to clean quarters and kept from becoming. more heavily infested; seem to grad- ually recover. Treatment of the af- fectba �:nimals with drugs is not sat- isfactory unless the . drugs are in- jected into' the trachea or windpipe by means. of a hypodermic syringe. The intra -tracheal injections as a rule require to be done carefully by a veterinary surgeon. The drugs re- conimended;as being most useful are Lugol's solution,' combined with tur- pentine and olive oil. As a rule pre- ventive measures are successful in overcoming the disease and prevent- ing its recurrence. Preventive Measures. The first thing is to remove all of the healthy looking pigs from; among the affected ones, and place then in new clean quarters, some distance from those previously occupied. The hog yards and penis should be placed on clean high ground, with good drainage. They should be cleaned out regularly, and'bedded. with good clean straw. The hog wallows should be constructed of concrete and kept clean. The hog pens previously oc- cupied by infected pigs should be thoroughly;cleaned and; disinfected by washing ;with hot • water: and'lye and then 'vhitewaslzed. .The hog lots and pastures Previously occupied by in- fected pigs should be ploughed up and seeded down. Law lying places collecting stagnant water should be drained. :As soon as the young pigs are weaned they should be removed from the sows and kept separate from all ,mature pigs in order to prevent them from _ becoming infected from these adult pigs which harbor the parasites. These suggestions, whi]e comparatively simple, are neverthe- less effective in overcoming this trou- blesome parasitic condition of pigs.— Dr. C. D. McGilvray, Ont. Vet. Col- lege, Guelph. . . Lututon Cutting of Alfalfa. In the 'Field Husbandry depart - ',tient of the Ontario Agricultural Col- 'lege alfalfa has' been under test for twenty-six conseen,tive years. In each of:tw,enty-fou.r.years the alfalfa gave three °eu.ttinngs per annum. • In 1907 two cuttings,, and.in 1896 four cut- tings were prodThed.in the ono sea- son. The sprin„ of 1896'tip ened.up very early and that of 1007 very late. The third cuttings wore. made on Sep- tember .17th. 'ie tb,o average of the twenty-four years,. •1t is important to cut alfalfa before the 20th • of Sep- tember so :•as to,,enable thecrop to make a good growth•before the ap- proach o]'Winter: So says Dr. C. A, Zat-itz of the Ontario Agricultural College. Harness and Belting. It isimportant to note thatany leather improperly used,' or neglect- ed, will deteriorate rapidly. Ivor ex- ample, belts for driving machinery often become impaired, if not use- less, •in a 'very few years whether on straig1 drives or not, but when they ars kept oiir6,n aire oiled they will Wit ten, to tnir�y veneris. Allely the grease lightly to driving .harness and none 1 3s. ;•a,11y to welt harness, The grease or oil should be rubbed thoiorax;•hiy into the leather while it >iy,still'd.•:ilata •froin washing, a VI Have You bought that Ru1tber Tire Buggy? If not }JESS them RCPAIRING fainting Ford. Car', One r'oat, $15.00, Two Coats .... $20.00 • iCo verin.g .Foa;•d Top Good Material, less curtains --- ,., $12.00 Changing Ford Curtains to open. with Doors 55.00 fainting Buggy .. ... 58.00 ... IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT WE RERUBI3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS, • HESS - ZURICH 1 4.4.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++44+++++4.1440++++++.1 •iBird's:•l• .... ..t, ▪ W• E HHA.V.I T CRIVi D A LARGE SHIPM8N.C' OI+' THE ABOVE • PRODUCTS_ OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING PAPER e 4' WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS i I SUPPLY " AND SHINGLES. FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER, LATHS AND *I, • SHLNGALTYL.ES ALWAYS ON HAND, CUSTOM WORK OUR SPEC- fit. • L. 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