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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-12-11, Page 5hat`a44y.1 »ecelxhber liths aUla$NESS. VAUDS Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public "Etc,, Office on Hamilton Street, lent Off the 'square, Gbderich. Priv- AO ;b� R to loan at lowest rates, *itr. Holmes will be in uise A on Friday of each week. ;&. idrew'F. Hess, Township Clerk Oiler of marriage licensee, Notary r*bllo, Commissioner, Fire and Ant-, ;bbile Insurance, Representing Owen and Erie Mortgage Corpora - no. The Canada •Trust 0o, Zurich. lillu'lo. . Clinapp, D. D. S., L D. S. LIDENTAL SURGEONi WAIN OFFICE HENSALL A -U -C -T -I -O -N -E -E -R Vit` OSCAR KLOPT Graduate Carey 'M. Jones Nat - local School of Auctioneering.Spee Try tor Registered Live Stock ;�i►lil Breede). Terms in keeping *IS prevailing prices. Choice ri 'for sale. Will sell anything Anywhere. ;phone 18-93 or write, Zurich. Mit Licensed Auctioneer Licensed Auctioneer for County 41 Huron. In a position to con - Glint any auction sale, regardless dell to size or articles to sell. I 4olicit your business; and it not, satisfied will make no chargee for Aerv4eee. Arthur Weber, Dashwood, Sone 18--457 Zwick Meat MARKET Fresh and Salt Meats Bologna Sausages, etc Hest Gonia Price for Woouul OASIi FOR SKINS& I31DES Tirngb1ut & Deichert� ry ZURICHLIVERY 1 am +u a position to accomo- late all requirements in the Livery Hine, have Auto for hire. Any- thing dung in the teaming line. GEORGE J. THIEL Phone 58 Zurich *, R. i.TKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S, DENTIST Graduate of the Royal College Ist Dental Surgeons of Ontario and lit the University of Toronto, .bate District Dental Officer, Mil- ttary District No. One, London,Ont Office hours at Zurich every Wain. Office, Exeter, Phone 34. '.►t Zurich every TUESDAY Phone 79 -19 L, I VE 'POU L T R V; WANTED Milken e 34°y day till 3 ()clock p.m. Do no, teed fowl same morning mem brought in. !Highest 'Cask Prices CASH FOR --- Cream and Eggs W: O'Brien pbiobt► 84. Zurith COAL SEASON 1924 .'SPRING 414lb SUMMER DELIVER.. ANTHRACITE - We are now re- ceiving our genuine Delaware & Wutlson direct from the mines, Nut Stove and Egg 'size. SOFT COAL -Just • arrived, , ane -►titer car of our high grade soft. �'lflst coal hale' made. a groat hit for Nouaehold use and our sales of this Save over doubled in the last Asea-, illa►1Ei[;, BOULETS-Oats Boutet Coal is h st elass by itself and is gr - 'Owing til favor rapidly OCR Telephone's are at , yeur lerviee. Use them •freely for my 'formation, :Yew C1..tcO,ica. *OAiti 8t 'PRODUCE MERCHANT lehoila'- Office lOre. House 10,1, YOVA Wants, For tialeg Lossy. Fou.nd,,.Novice, Etc, Ads: IN THIS COLOMN ZURICH HERALD -.. I TTI IN PARD 1 :Mr. .A.lOss. Foster is Spell a.g: the, week. at Detroit, Mr, '1sad,ore Denoniy of 'Detroit is vieitine here. 117. Russell. , Miser of Crediton A good' open; 'buggy, single sear- ' ej,,eu•ee hi; the village on Mo d nes$ and light road cart, hand no n brie use for above as 1 have sold my . . Mr '''and mes, Wl,• F. were vi Diad horse, -J. Decker, Sr, lessee Billie o ,Forest, wee. weokx- c�nd ritors in5� the hrxllage• Mrs. 'Earl W idoy who b s bee'i visiting at Toronto 'send Kitchener; NOTICE. The Excelsior Bacon, Roe 'Club have pieced a pure bred York- shire Hog for service at the farm of Henry Krueger, 1.4tb. Con„ Hay Tea, Who is caretaker. /Term s; $1.50 cash. `' 22-4 Alb. Hendrick, Pres. STRAYED Prom my pretni'ses; Parr Line, about November 10th, a young 3 - yr. old cow, hate horns; white, with some black around the head. Fin- der kindly notify Orville Taylor, R.R. 1, Zurich. STRAYED From Lot 12, Coni 6, Hay Tp. a red and white steer 22 months old, pierced in bottom of left ear. Finder nitify Fred Hogarth, Ex- eter, p.o, of phone, Crediton 18r15 WANTED We are in the market for dutch setts, large onions and dried ape plea Highest prices paid. -T. L, Wurm. , NOTICE we are .now operating our cid- er and °apple• butter factory every Tuesday and rrhursday. Parties wishing to have any work done, kindly make ,arrangements by phone.. tf-15 F. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich. NOTICE. We are in a position to ,store 'and keep your auto battery char- ged for the winter. Also charg- ing done at any time. -L.', A� Prang, Zurich; STRAYED From my pasture field,, Town Line, (Stanley, about Oat. 1^ a 20-mon,tlis old white heifer,, no` horns. Please notify Ed. Reich. ert, phone 94 r 10 Zurich ,if where ebouts known. NOTICE We will run our eider mill every Tuesday and Thursday of each week. Also have a large copper kettle to let, fon cooking apple but ter. Menne Stecl.le, Bronson Line Stanleys, 13-51 NOTICE • CEMENT WORK -I am in a pos ition to do any kind of a cement job, such as supply tanks, foound- ation walls, bridges, cement floors and walks, etc. Work guaranteed prices reasonable. Apply to Mar- ia Corriveau, R R. 2, Zurich; Phone 16-93. 'tf401 Tuxedo 'Chatterl.ess AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU. ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT TERING OF BANDS. Sold By L. A. PRANG, Zurich', .tf18 COA Scranton Coal Chesnut and Furnace Sizes. Soft coal of highest quality. GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND Case Son PHONE 35 IIENSALL . -17 Dr. Or 11. COWEN L. D. S., D. D. S. 'DENTAL SURGEON: b At McCormick Block, Zurich, ev ery Tliursa'ley and Saturday, Main Office r ARTL +'1.13'S l3LOCIC, DASITWOOD returned home on Tuesday. Mr. Jos, Druar visited .with're1- ativ<es at St, Clemens over the we eke -encs, Wle • have still a very mice line of hats to pick from and fell your can be isaatisfied,-hTe Hat Shoppe Pleased to report' that 1VIi', Percy Weide, who is convaleseent at London Hospital, As recovered sufficient to be up. Come and Make tiSe of this sale at the Hat Shopper You get good value, for your weepy. There .la no liinited time. Messrs. C. Fritz & Son ase nod- ding a rubber .pulling contest, See, their adv. for instruetiores They, are also giving; free ,a baleen with every .purchase of rubbers. A severe fire .swept the busing cess par tof the village ,,of Thedforti early last Thursday morning, and caused damage to the amount .,of $100,000 Zurich School Co.ucert; Friday ;,eve. December .19th at Town Hall, Reserved seats, 135c.. Rush' seats 25c. Plan of Hall at T. L. Warm s lutore. Aschool concert ,will be held at S. S. No •11;: Hay, on Tuesday ee ening, Dec 16thy at 8 o'clock, when a good program. will be given by° the pupils, Everybody W.elcoirtl,. - Adults 15e., Children 10c. 1 have a number of Auto -+strop safety razors for sale at from 50c. to $5.0Q. A fine Xnias•. Gift. Also anything in the line of toilet pre-. parationsf, etc.' E. Oesch; barber. Williams Bros. millers, have in-, stalleda new roller for rolling oats and are in a position to do thie. kind of worh every Tuesday and Friday. Receive the benefit pf fee oding rolled oats. f PROTECTING THE INVESTMENT Abraham Lincoln . humor•ously said iot . t poor neighbor's assets, "He has, a wife and two children which 1 ,should think were worth thirty thousand dollars to anyman' A faanily le indeed a golden in vestment and needsl the same piao- tection and care that any in•c*est- n:ent requires;. For three generations the. edit ors of The Youth' slCompanionhave felt the same sespopsibility to the families of subscribeuxs as if those families weret• heir oivnl, In tak- ing a ,subscription they have - ac cepted 'al trust; they have done their part to see that the fan 11 in a-estinent increased � int va,tuke Chao ugh the dev elopinent of character end 'ri`I t . este for the good things in life The 52 issues of 1923 will be cr- owded with serial stories, ,short st- ories, editorials, poetry, facts. and fun, Subscribe now and receive; 1 The Youth's Companion -52 is- -sues in 1925. 2 All the remaining issues of 1924. 3 The Companion Home Calendar for 1925. Sunt only on request, .All for $2.50. E Or include McCall's Magazine,the monthly authority on fashions- Both publications, only $3.00. THE YOUTHS COMPANION Subscriptions received at Herald Office: CORN 'BORER. COTNROL The Huron County Agricultural Representative, Mr. S. B. Stroth ers, Clinton, ii sending out a cir- cuter re the corn borer, and requ- ests as to pubi's:h the same which reads as follows; Clinton, Ont. Nov. 15, 1924 Dear Sir -- Although littler has been said a- bout it, Huron Co, is 'faced withithe most saviour problem that we have faced for many years. The Eur- opean Coign :Sorer has made male t eloujs •der elopement in the last year, particularly in the Counties of Essex, Kent, Lalnbton, Ogle and South Oxford. The infe,stedion era many of these Counties' runs fro.,i ens to seventy-five per cent. and in Isontke s(aces it hays ruined the cont are In Huron, County sofar, well have riot had heavy infestion. The Corn Borer has been found in every Township in the County and unless we adopt .some thoe- ough method of controlling this Pest it is certain to overrue the County from one end to the other. A leaflet, prepared by Prof. Ca- esar 'oft he O,A,C., is -inclosed wh- ich outlines control measures. The- se will. be found "to be simple and along they linesf of good farming pr- actice. Please adopt the ocntrol measures outlined and help sta tip oat Heron's moat dangerous •enemy Clean rip, endesee that your neigh- bor doe,. If you don't you wi'l ruin 'has eropr as well, as your own. If be doesn't he will ruin youircrop Huron County' is practically clear. oti beets pest. Let us all work to - other and creep it that way;, tours TruW i i B. STTROTTl'ERS, teem . . I�.•w` r .i L C/h �yv-� m .. � �, �r naWlh a.u,un;Y. 5y unvesting This Good Wink" i„ crop In tate hest Way twee" Depends on s•i'ett� 4anditioxas --Ice4lo sies'Afay (de OheftplY Con, ptrtiicted Harvesting the Crop.,,.., Maloteeanee of Farm Work Horse. (Ceintrtbu'ted by Ontari9 department of Agriculture, Toronto,) It is nosy none too swoop to nial e preparatioe for the winter harvest of the ice crop. Some may be for tho first time planning to harvest some ice this winter, and they wjjl in all probability need to construct. tome sort of a building' or btu le Which to store it. Those who have. regularly stored ice may have to snake some alterations or repairs to the old ice storage. In any case it is a good policy to mike the nieces everything Inots readiness when and so have time comes to cut and store the crop. Success Depends Upon Ten•Conditions The style of ice storage really does not count provided the following conditions are fulfilled: (1) That the ice be cut from a body of clean water and be free from weeds and sediment. (I) The cakes should be cut regu- larly, and all of a size. The Ice should be at least 12 inches thick. (3) The ice should be stored on a cold, dry day.. (4) The cakes should be packed together- as closely as possible with- out any sawdust or other material between them. Any spaces between the cakes may be tilled with finely broken Ice or snow. (5) Plenty of dry sawdust, at least 12 Inches, should be packed 'between the mass of ice and the ;walls of •the enclosure, and even a greater' depth below and above the lles (6) The top of the ice storage should be provided with good circu- ,''lation for air' in order to prevent accumulation of warm, stagnant air over the lee. This point cannot be emphasized too strongly.' (t) The ground below the ice pit ehould`'be well drained in order to readily carry off the waste from the t (8) The wall around the bottom I'should be air -tight. (9) The lee should be kept well covered with dry sawdust all sunt- Hier after each time ice Is removed. T a.. TIIAT' CUSSING, ; AiQ1 'i' THOSE I+�ORD .SIDE CURTAINS IHSS: WILL FIS num so irKeY OPEN WITH T11ED O() .l1 REPAIRING Painting Ford Car, One "oat, ;$15.00 Two Goats .. $20.A.G iCo veribg Ford Top Good Material .le i Ciiah,�fng Ford Curtains�y sa cuitaatas .., �,., $1.2.00 to open. with Doors , $5.00 Painting Buggy^ „' -.. _.......... $�.op IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT WE RERUBI3ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS. EEss "" zufljon •F�•F:F+•1••i•�E•+ �Y•�f•�F•}��t•++4 •�i••b•F•f•3••i•+44:r.:..;- ,i••D••D••W I••F�•8YFAY+•Y+9'•d•�IF+�i••F•2••F•8••i�41 s 3' + + + Bird's Neponset Roofs "GOOD OLD PAROIO" + WE RAVE RECEIVVED A 1,1.144E -SHIPMENT- OP THE OVE + PRODUCTS OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING RAPER e WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS + 4. AND SHINGLES. FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER, LATHS AND 11: + SHIN4'GLES ALWAYS ON HAND. CUSTOM WORK OUR SPEC-jj + IALTY. C. KL18FLEISC PHONE 69 •. ZURICH �• +44+a••r-:• ••a•• •l-t•1.++pa••r•i••!r•t +4••��•++4 444+++++++4.4-++++44+++++4.401 t READy44. . ' r, (10) As far as possible the ice + lstorage should be out of the direct +HOBBERLIN iwhefrays of ere sun, d ei cut in a place Renrabre HOFFMAN+ Where there is good circulation of air. 1V1Ry Ile Clheu 1 Con- i '•strutted p y '1' WITH OUR NEW LINE OF SPRING SUITINGS AND SAMPLES It is possible too secure most of 1 IN ALL THE NEW SEASON'S FABRICSEQ4. PRESSING conditions in a very cheap and 1 THE VERYLATEST . AND LATT;ST STYLCS AND SHADES +dr sit�iple construction, and therefore 4. 1. HAVING TAKEN OVER THE AGENCY OF. THE + T ?; B.lyST 1�N0WPI,I, SEMI -READY CLOTHING FIRM. IN CANADA (HABBERLIN &"8' + CO,) W1E ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE THE P.UBL:I`C ALMOST. I ANYTHING REQUIRED IN THE LINE OF SPRING SUITS AND.i OVERCOATS COA 1S AT PRICES SECEND TO NONE, i I !REMEMBER 1 zwite- LI The Early Bird catches the Worm 1 Wit; W. -e HOFF storage of ice need not give one concerti. The better style of Ouse is usually constructed of a w consisting of one layer of boards a tech side of 2 x 4 etude., the space bo't%)een being left empty. Tee .can be kept successfully in various sorts of stcrages: A large br' merle of single. boards nailed on dr ina2yt:udcling:or cedar' posts and located inside some other building. es a sited or'barn; or outside as a simple lean-to- on the shady side of a large building; part of a hay -mow an old silo; or a `more costly ai.;1 attractive. building usually called tho Ice -house or cold storage building, Most of the ice stored on earns Is used for cooling milk and cream and 'keeping it sweet for short per- lods. • When • both milk and cream lire;: cooled it is necessary to store ��to1 �ve ing a reasonable wastons per caw kept, te by meltis - ar ge bo se or adjoin ng tstorage._ If a he rtorage where foods for •the table are kept, 2 or 3 tonal extra should be stored.. • .16 •>F+ (TAILOR AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR DAY AND NIGH T PHO ..NE No. 8e* °, - - 4-•b--i•-•F-�i•-•lam-•I•-•3�-d� -SII• -i+-+-+-+-4-�-d••-•p-a- Harvesting the Crop. 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The Department of'Physies, O.A.c Guel,pla, will gladly - supply bulletin's and blue prints describing ice h+ o :c,a, n small cold storages and refrigerators, and describing in detail how the = HERALD and 'Toronto Daily Star ...... ..........:$6,00 harvesting is done. Write us early; HERALD and 'Toronto Weekly Star ...,. ,.. $3.25 --R. R. Graham, O. A, College, HERALD and Toronto Daily News $6.00 Guelph. er HERALD and London °Free m,..., Alorning edition ..- .'e. ^.0 ZURICH HERALD'S 1924 Clubbing List HERALD and Toronto Daily Globe ...,.. $6.00 HERALD and Kitchener Daily Telegraph ... .. $5.10 HERALD and Toronto Daily Mail and rttnpire .., ,...,,$0.00 HERALD -and Toronto aturday Mail and Empire $3.25 maintenance of Farm Work Horses. HERALD and London Free Press, evening edition $6.00 Considerable work was done dut- - HERALD and London Advertiser, Morning Edition .,,$6.00 ing the winter of 1923 by the De- HERALD and London Advertiser, Evening edition ... $6.00 pertinent of Animal Husbandry, HERALD and London Farmers' Advocate Ontario Agricultural College, t $2,25 o as n airy maintenance of ••• certain. the .cost of HERALD and Farina dll $2.75 the farm horses. For heavy horses HER ALD and Faanil, Herald and We $2.65. HERALD and Farmers Sun...... at teaming work necessary around Y e1:Iy Star -•. the farm, such as drawing manure, HERALD anal Canadian Countryman ..,....,,$2.25 etc., it oost from 31 SS to 86.6 cents • 1E.RALD and Weekly Witness .. $3.15 per horse per day for feed, stabling and care. The cost of feed was 54 per cent. of the total coat of main- tenance, and the cost of labor was 22 per cent, of the total cost. Horse labor during the winter cost 21.6 cents per hour. Good Por -the Soil. Not only does farm mature supply pl ut food but the vegetable or or - lever -natter It contains also helps to i ..,, ase the productivity of the soil, i+a slate vegetable matter gradually t.' Aka •down, the acid products form- ed help dissolve land stake availeable to planta sortie of the otherwise insol• nblra plant food in the soil. Further - 1 1.1L. , '4ha 1 t1; pie 1balps retain ill(}1',i•. tore eta afliXniovee too-°stlll texture, HERALD and Farmers Magazine ' HERALD and Youth's Companion HER.AL'D and Seaforth Huron Expositor HERALD and Ontario Journal HERALD and Rod and Gun in Canada ....- $2.50 ....;$3.75 $3.25 ...$13.15 Save Money and Trouble by renewing Your Papers With us. See us for papers not listed above HERALD OFFICE, Zurich 111 081211 111Ni1iNi11111I flNIIIII d;al:llBI;; nii,4,11: �° ;�', !ig!