HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-12-25, Page 5`11=later Solicitor, Notary Public
HUN, Office on , Hamilton Street,
Ilicet off the toquar'e, Goderiob., Priv-
Ate funds to 17'an at lowest rates
Holmes will be .in Heusi.11" an
Friday of each week. •
'Andrew '. Heee. Township Clerk
meter of marriage licenses, Notary)
61to, Commissioner, Fire and Ant-+
Iltobiie, , Insurance, Representing
*won t►nd Erie Mortgage Corpora-
k The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
4 4 n�PPi D. D. S.,... L S'
L. DENTAL SURGEONS
*,AIN ;+OI+IFICE
HENSALL
t•, OSCAR CLOPr
Graduate Carey NI. Jones 'Nat -
Wool ;,School of Auctioneering. Try
e for Registered Live Stock
&Lfl Breeds). Terms in keeping
'With prevailing prices. Choice
twee for sale. Will sell anything
hisywhere.
Thome 18-93 or \write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed A.uctioneer
U to rant
et Huron. In a position
Aunt any auction sale, regardless
SO to size` or articles to sell. I
*elicit your business; -andif not
satisfied will make no charges for
°lleyvices.
(rthur Weber, - Dashwood.
prone 13-57
Zurich Meat
M ARK ET_
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna. Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR MINS & HIDES
lirvalgtblut & t
D e .che,
I ZURICH LIVERY
•I am Ina position to accomo-
late all requirements in the Liv,ery
lisle, have Auto for hire. • Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
l'!llinise 59 Zurich
i, S. ATKINSON,- L.D+S„ D.D.S,
DEN TI.ST
Graduate of the Royal College
M Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
lei the University of Toronto,
Late District Dental. Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, Londori3Ont
Office hours at { Zurichevery
ilealn Office, Exeter. Phone. 34.
It Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79
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.L VE
P O U LT R Y
WANTED
Waken every day till 3 ()clock p. .
De not feed fowl me morning
%When brought in,
!Highest Cask Prices
—CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurie1
SEASON 1924
!SPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IES - •
are now- re -
a eIviTrg our genuine Delaware &
IBud'son direct from the mine'a'Nut
ve
#9to and Egg sizes.
S0FT COAL -Just arrived, an-
other ear of our' high grade soft.
Dille coal has made a great hit for
household use and our sales of this
Gave' ever doubled in the last 'sea-
C)U
B LETS -+.Our 53oulet Coal r?s
Also In a class by itself and is gr-
,na+ing in favor • rapidly,'
OUR. Telephones are at yoUr
Service. Use therm freely fol in-
jos/nation,
3:).0,44L C ,rite1 r .
dr .+1�i� PRODUCE MERCHANT
ithcer8-, OfMlee lOw Houde 101,
k N $ALL oT
ouni+d, I�fnti o, ate. Ads
IN
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THIS COLUMN1 MMorii.y CGiauytiomaIs.offmux
arae
, of PraiCtic1411Y I"Old,
ll
is 4lsr�g at; his lone'•here,
aF txa
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�' Mr, Albert �; lA
BUND --At �nut11; cool of � ��X�., b t SiebuX 1, of �+1'}a�a,ta 11 8lloeli f3i'sil�liiily Fluid
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d, cli 1�� ,spending e a
sr n1
ad Woolend ''t° s ii ne
slookiu p u xicted .,_, i^i l+]1nuXaci°iiia,
g, � � iC ria rn,a at;; ,
Same cam be had at Herald office, hie heMe. Sys4,elia. C;za, gested -„ ,.1Sotitl seed
.spending the, holiday with l�ia Iaa � flared Pot,
pHerald,is
Eiden• rx, Snell of edit 7
•Det. y { ,1!��oX:JA --•• I. es , I�rofitaltle 1'�li
� on
ants here. y
Por loraLu flee wardrobe ap- Mss Lulu Albr4cht 'of^ De reit Xl;foniiibuted toy onta,;io 1:3cna tinent f
ply at I3:erald Office the, holiday i•oia o,
g• y • 'at her 4 �; •
`i'ire last Eery yeiirs the a'
NOTICE
STRAYED -Yearling 'steer, roan
with red' spots and hind legs white,
Short horns. Animal distrained
Garnet .Jncobe, Lot 22,; con. 6, Hay
on or about Nov. 28th, 1924
STRAYED.
Unto my premises; Parr Line,
•Hay, :a yearling calf. , Owner can
have same by proving cproperty
and paying expensesSol Sch-
rader, R. R, 1, 'Zurich.
NOTICE.
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
TOWNSHIP OF HA.Y
Under authority. of By -Law No.
7-1924, re Stephan Drain, amoun-
ting to 53129,115.
A. I', IIESS,
Treasurer, Hay Tp.
Dated at Zurich; ",Nov. 17, 1924.
FOR SALE
A WEEK -END SPECIAL A
high glade Piano, Mehagany case,
full size, sold by Heintzm,an & Co.
complete with bench at 5245.00,
.John Hoy; J'i., Zurich,
• FOR SALE
3 small ou'thous'es' for sale, on
Zurich. public •school grounds. Ap-
ply to Dr. A. .J MacKinnon, -24
NOTICE.
The Excelsior 'Eaeon Hog Club
have placed a 'pure bred York-
shire Hog • for .service* at the farin
of Henry Krueger, 14th Con., Hay
Tp ,r who is caretaker..
5150 .gash r;•22-4
,Albo Hendrick, Prea.
•
,NOTICE.
'We are in a position to store
and keep your auto battery char-
ged for the winter. Also charg-
ing done at <any tire. -L. ..
Prang, Zurich;
P. J. O'Dwyer, M. D.
'ZURICH • ONT.
OFFICE REMOVED TO HOUSE
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY -15
Jno. Preeter—Main ;Street
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU
ARANTEED TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS, Sold. By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich: . tf18
00
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal. "of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case
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D''. 11. H. COwEN .
L.D.S., D. I). S.
:DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick 131ock, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Main Otfiee
[ AI TLI+.II3'S 13LOCI,I)ASHWOOD
This part Of Ontario Will bathe
centre of a total (1Clipse of thegtrod nuntl�er of the magazine%
,surd tic Jatlugry' oath ne5tt. �Ptblrsivoci r monthly by W. J, i'ay-I
!ori' I.itlli t'tiy Weod tock,
1
A griq#lbure 'ru t 1 0
spending
here, h rising of
Mr. axial'' MPS. . Memer Eilber of alleop�"has been one et the most
Columbus, Ohio, are bperrding tlre'` fitabie branches of live stock farni-
holidays, with relatiyos. here and 14,0fr the t ofprofn. depending
a on that
' mr. and anal. Qr Taggart of larlibing time and inmediatelycess after -
South Bend, Ind., • arks visiting ta': welch. Dlllloulty °`is frequently ex -
the home of Mr. and MD:l F M, ; perxeaeed in y
Hess. giving the necessary
Mr. Whitney 13rokenahn,e tivho, "'care to: individual lambs because they ,
is atter ding Stratford Nnxmal, re are,net easily recognized. In a large
isltenclingt he holidays at Iiia home Book many uaauliy look alike, and
ILoxe. mothers frequently, disown or fail to
care properly for their own lambs.
Mr. Rennie Weber?, who is attend'' ';'Australian Sheep'Brandin Fluid
1
7p Toronto Uni ver city, is .spend . Recommende8
ing the holidays with hid par ents
on the Bronson. . %a order that needy lambs may be
,,easily .recognized and their mothers
Mr. Percy Weide, who under- Yobnd, a convenient system of mark
wont an operation for rupture, 'at
ing is ,needed.: For iaranding purposes
London Hospital, returned to his Australian • sheep branding Sold is
beat, 'It can be obtained in different
color,i from firms who handle sheep
sap Plies, such as the Canadian Co-
operative Wool . Growers. This fluid
,does not -injure the wool, and shows
a distinct mark for several weeks,
even' when exposed to the weather.
It naay be applied with a small stick
or, better still, an ordinary machine
oiling Can, and should be rubbed in
so thatr`it will t .
home here last week.
Mr. Daniel: Smith left with his
effeet's for Stratford on Tuesday,
where he will make hire home in
future.
Mr. aind. Mrs. Ted Foster and
children of Detroit, are "spending
the holidays at the home of Mr.
and Mrs; L. Weber. no spread
Those Who rn br Sweretrniot n toofo �g A 'Good System of Numbering
a 'Mary Suggestecd.
wort. well a •;bald, �.s during the Iri'jnarking,• a system of number -
last few days there was no fowl ing is .;adopted. • All male lambs are
shipped out of here,' and the price given an even'nirnrber• as 2, 4, 6, etc.,
dropped around 5c. per ib`.. allfemale lambs an odd number as
• Ir, an;d Mrs. Geo,. Biers of 1+ 3, 5,;etc. The lamb's 'number is
Buffalo, Mrs. II. De•muth,. an:d son Ode ant back with fairllarg
dsire mother is also niarke
Albert of 'Toronto', spending ed on back with same num-
the holidays at the home of Mn.
are
bpi as' hfileer lamb or Iaiubs.the If she
and Mrs. Chas'. • Weber. has two lainba, a ewe number 5 and
The -uncorn;'ortable sheet of lee a ram number 8, 'she will have the
that, has been on our highways -and 'figures,
'.6 Arid 8 placed so that seen
sidewalks the past week, has been from bellied one will be above the
co v eyed on Tuesday nigh with a ,other or nearer the head than the
blanket of snow, +.,.nd wile we have
had rather a cold !snap, yet we
find the mercury has not reached
the zero point. The • fine fall• of
snow has mode good sleighing and
made things look seasonable.
\,lord was received here of the
death, • of Mrs.J. Elgin, Hess, of
Toronto at the. Hospital ou Dec
ember 18ih, tie funeral' taking pl-
ace on S;atur•clay* in tilat city. Mr.
Hess has the most" 'sincere heart-
felt sympathy of his many. Zurich
friends in losing his partner after
being nianried for only about ;a
other, to' show o and 8 rather than
58 `hese numbers are best: put on
'a`few hours after the Iambs are born.
lee
refits
of the
System 1. m Described..
Some of the advantages of a sys-
temsuch as this have been round to
be: One, quickly gets to know the
individual` lambs by their numbers
and their development is watched
with anteeest; good mothers and poor
mothers of a known by their lambs
and how they care for and feed them.
This quality is often overlooked in
sheep but is most important. For "a
ewe loosing a, single lamb a needy
twin can , ally be found to take its
p1aGe aix aperly guarded till fully
adoptedfs 5, bs needing help for any
Last Wednesday tevenink, the reason t+�. '.ljc;.lound:and ewes r'e
Editor of the Herald was' very con- c..oguize can ; ,spare a feed for
sideratel Presented 1r'itli a them n two or more are.: in
y .p pair charge n flock, it is an easy mat -
o£ fine gold cuff .: links by . a few to for the,°bee 'to point out to the
members of the local` branch o_ other whatiaunbs need attention. By
the Women's Institute. The Ed- the,adob'.ion of tais system of mark-
itor wishes through thin medium to ing a cu, alrlete "1; ecoid of Yerform-
n eatly thank this worthy .Society Once" at l'tmbing tiiue is easy to
for this much appreciated gift; ?teep,. alicl one frill be better able to
and "hoj'aes infuture to serve the cull Out the undesirable ewes in
Institute with the Herald's public-
ity in every occasion available. ,
A ;SAFE INVESTMENiT •
The Huron, & Erie is chartered
lay the. Government and is "Older
thant he Dominion of Canada." Sur
plus- :security for Debenture own-
ers and depositors total's. 56650,00,0.
Deben,tnre owners and depository
have First claim upon every dol-
lar of the Corporation's asset's, 5 i
per cent. per anrrtun is payable half
yearly, Let us arrange a Deben-
ture investment in your name. Ap-
plications for Huron & Erie Deb.-
entures are- accepted at any time
by Andrew F. Hess Zuich; Ont;:
BEAUTIFUL CALENDAR FREE
Subscribers to the Finally Her-
ald and Weekly Star, • of Montr-
eal have been advised thet they
will receive free of charrge a bea-
utiful calendar for 1025 with a most
attractive picture in, colors matt -
"Tile Sale rd Old Dobbin"
When one considers that the •subscr
iptionl price of this big 72 page
family and farm journal is- only
52.00 per year, 'one is amazed by
the value received, but with •a bo-
autiful picture calendar thrown in,
the value is indeed s'up.erlative.
JANUARY ROD ADN GUN
The January number of Rod
and Gun in Canada cell/prises a
variety of interesting stories and
articles in addition to the ekce.11-
ent regular departments. . Teddys
Hospitality from the pen of R. Val:
entino Gilliam is wellwritten and
entertaining story, while 'the first.
installment of close ,Races 'by A.J.
Colbourne tells of the thrilling ad-
ventures
of
i a seal hunter. �. -I
zk
tor n his
Winter Snipe or "Winter Oxeye"
Bonnycastle :Dale furnishes+ inter-
esting and valuable facts concern
ing a rare, and little-known Cana-
dian bird, The other regular emit
tributors of . stories, J: W. • Winson,
R. V. Williams and ]Martin Hunter..
uphold their reputations in fine
style and 'a' number; of articles on
tniscellen'eous ,subjects of interest
to sportsmen, including that of
eonservation, will be sure to hold.
their attention. The regular dep-
artments, conducted by the dep-
ai'tlnental editors, aro all up to the
.ark
u
t artdcnmpl . tci •
r. an uuusuriiy
their offs[ir4ng, ii any, keeping on.
those thr.l move good breeders ar.,
good mothers ..C. W. Laidlaw, D
monstratiou Farm, New Liskeard.
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T1.'IXA•T CUSSSING AROUT THO>E FORD SIDE C /111.'
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nESS WILE. FIX tar,.:IYX So TILS?' OPEN WITH T}1JE DO
.1700 R
REPAIRING ,
Painting Eo:d Car, One, float, 515,00, Two Coats ...
rCovering Ford Top Good 5 » • 520.002
Chaoging , Material, less curtains .. ,.. $12.00
Painting igolsi Curtains to open 'With Door . 55,00,
Buggy ,. ...- s
10" YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE ti.. IT $8.00
WE REI/U1313ER YOUR BUGGY WEIBEL'S,
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1.,''1 ALL THE NEWT SEASON'S FABRICS, AND Et
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HAVING TAKEN IOVER THE AGENCY OF THE BEST KNOW
•l' SEMI -READY CLOTHING FIRM IN CANADA. (HABI3E a
4+ CO.) WE ARE IN A POSITIO�N'1'O GIVEE RLII`i' cid a,
,ANYTHING REQUIRED IN THE •T 13 PUBLIC IJ ALMOST •p
w• OVERCOATS AT PRICES SECE D TO NONE.
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REMEMBER
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TAIL AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
:I. AND MOHT PHO::NE No, 8e +
Aboltt Seed Corn.
In districts where corn growing is
an 'assured success the greatest cause
of low yield's 'is poor seed. This
should not be so. rl`lie use of poor
seed is unprofitable and causes the
loss of large sums of: money each
year, not only in loss of crop, but
in loss of labor and use of tools i..
tilling acres that have but a this:
or less than 100'per cent, stand o.
crop. With eorn planted, 42- x 42.
there are 3,556 gills per acre if nc
losses occur through headlands. Lr`
ing four seeds per hill, there woua,
be 14,224 plants if all seed grew an II
developed strong plants. 11 eau,. I
plant gave an. eight -ounce ear, co.
yield would be 104 bushels per acr'.
If only one plant in each hill
an eight -ounce ear, the yield woo,.
be 26 bushels, per acre, Now tL
work and exlrense of interest on i,
vestment fertilizin,; the lane
ploughing, planting, and cultivat,.:
would be the same for a peri._
stand as for a .twenty-five per c} ,..
or a thirty-three per cent. crop
seed is therefore. the first ir s i
fur a 100 Per ocni.t, stand in the eo.
Held. --L, Steyvenson,.`
rigs gs profitable '6Vhe r1 G aretl .i o r.
Swine are profitable ween ar e
abuuclapt suns bnte`and: exe;`cis , ;a..
oir Weil -selected fdeds gently ,
handled, given p,toper ..;:sanitation and
housing, kept Ir ee .4:rom worms and
-lice; ,and protected againat choler._and other diseases:.. Quite -a lot
happen a pig between birth and old
age, but it is an easy. animal'' to keep
in the straight antb arrow path lead-
ing to' successful aid' profitable de-,
velolrnent if you •go the right was.
about i.•
t. •.
Pigs freattentiy stiffer' tnore fi'on.a
the heat of the sun during the sum-
mer than they do from the cold of
the winter period Ifpossible, make.
full use of any available shade trees
when -making your; pians fol' Wine
pastures, feed lots or colony . house
locations,—L. Stevenson.
Is team, life ivbrth while?, Not if it
is One eorrtinuai round oil drudgery,
365 days' in the fear, witthetit'eon-
veuienees or any, playtime. Not, for
that matter, is of
Carried on t1,1-y,.4way anywh re tttttclt .value. Groff•
venieneea, a gai'delny Alowei.S, play.
time, aid borne, tpue atveL, to` rleigh<
ars, make life Aire ,*Orth while,
If farm operatiI(' '.equipmeut must
be left oiltdoors, ter aa;try length of
tithe., it is a good idea, protect 11
fiura contact ,"110 t} ri,} %Md. urs
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