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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-05-14, Page 5tl EUSiNESS CARDS D' -+AYE Oi i s 1Baritietex', Solicitor, Notary Peblie*te' e Office on Hemilton• Street, peat off the 'square, Goderiela, Priv-, lauds, B to lone gctn, t - �a lowest 'rates. filial'..Holmes will 'be in 1lenial en ,Art auto -Marker 025,-311, betit.e- Mr. Wt Q. Callfas, is' 'spending Friday of each week, �a Zurich a . Exete I! de f days( at on ;< n kindly ysl L do th 1 LWT YOUR Wants, For Sale, Lost, Found, (Notice, Ete.Ads� IN THI$ ,COLUMII Mx. M, G.'Dei e wins et Stratford on business pe Monday!: Mr ,Albert. T.' ' , 'arid laa vit1 'Fuss LOST were !tti• London en 'Titilt cloy,, n, nde I 'ew is n this Week; ii e ..,, „_ ' return to Haberer Brost. Zurich, Mr, ands Mrs, T, L. Williams we�- Clerli ea vileitord to Exeter • 'r S'a.terday IN MTrMORTAM 'sve,,• �, �l'a4r P marGleteew Pc riage lieenees,ip Notary St,e ,» ,,,� tingle; f marriage lic licensee, and Cera' T g • or,y : of Miss; Joss a McDonald Ispent ti 1..nFi In loving na'em %I aabn. Insurance,„ Representing f La iter J. Stet ens wee i'eft us eosin• -end with Miss' Gen°aldilie Sere g ge orpo><'N• Y 1$, 192.1. 1, 1. ,, exrusl r .. glares and Erie "Mort a Corpora - pa, .+gilt, The .Canada Frust Co, Zurich, .• Inapp, D. D. S., L. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON] !N OFFICE - HENSALL A-U-C-T-I'-O-N-E-E;R;; OSCAR KLOPPP , • Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat - Try, o .of Auction grin si loch a l Auctioneering. ilsesl San :for Registered Live •• Stock hil Breeds.). Terms in keeping VIM prevailing prices. Choice Runes for sale. Will sell anything *where. Phone 18-93 or write, Zurich. licensed Auctioneer Licensed Auctioneer for County sit Uuron. In a position to con - End any auetion •sale, regardless is to size or articles to sell. 1 olicit y6ur business, and if not. Satisfied will make no charges for services. .Arthur Weber, - Dashwood. ]PBume 13-57 Zurich Meat M A K U J'Firesh arid Salt Meats •Boiogna Sausages, etc Il ghest Cash Price for Woul 'ASH FOR SKINS & 111DEb T n1g'b ut SD' Deichert AMIMMVIIMOMMIMOOMMOIN ZURICH LIVERY 1 am in .a position to accomo- ate all requirements in the Livery Urine, have Auto for hire. Any- thing done in the teaming line. GEORGE J. THIEL Mope by Zurich G. S. •ATHINSON L. D. S., D. D. S. DENTIST 3EXETER, ONT. Phone 34 B AYrIELD Every Wednesday 'EVENINGS IN .EXETER BY AP- POINTMENT LIVB .. IIPOLJLTRY WANTID Vahan every dayTtill' 3 Oelock p:m. Da aat'•teed fowl Same morning 'Shen brought Plighest . Cash Prices --CASH FOR— Cream and Eggs W. ,O'Brien Midas et! Zurich FREE •.; TO :FORD OWNERS 'TO INTRODUCE THE tBENIFITS P A M AGNRTO RECHARGE, I VIM GIVE ONE QUART OP Tuxedo Chatterless Oil . ' U'I H EAOH REOIIARGE DUR- ING T.HE 'MONTH .OF MAY. PRICE • $100 R. S. WEIN, - Prop reASHWOOD MOTOR SERVICE No on knows the Isilen;t heart- i ;' Mr, nerdy Mrst Ie. L. Albrecht? and acl:aj, ion George,and friends motored to. Only those who havelost can tell eeateich on, Sunday afternoon. Of the grief that is borne in silence For theane we Moved so. well. Miss -Leila, Seibert end 13111 Sei- Family. _, bert, Jr.,' .of Detroitwez'e "Sunday WANTED afrs'. 'A, G. Elutes is leaving on Thursday morning td visit her son WANTED --A C irl for general Mr. Orville E'hues at Calgo.ry, Mb. housework. Apply; M.rs'•. P, J. O'Dwyer, Zurich, Mi. -tf44 and Mee,W rt. Bassow of the Bronson,' Mr. and Mrs. ,'Poy. Peek of Clawson, Mich;., ,visited Mrd,, and Mee Swcitzer and tlamily at Shipka on; • Tint qday. Visitors iu,nderthey parenital roof. - 1OTICE: On and after May 12th I will make my annual inspection of all stables, back yards, outhouses., etc. and request everybody -to , have things in :a saziit)rry condition by that date. C! Either, Inspector cif Board of Health.- : t WANTED CATTLE .FOR PASJIURE A lim- ited number of, cattle will betaken for pasture on Lo t7, Con. 10, Hay Tp. F1'or furthsr particulars ap- ply to Mrs', Louis' Debits, R. R, 3, Zurich, Ont. t FOR SALE Brood sow and 10 small pigs 3 -weeks old, one DeLaval cream sep- arator nearly new. : Apply ',to T. J. Wilson, Babylon Line, Hay.. FOR SALE A nearly new Oliver Riding plow apply to L. A. :!'rang, , FOR SALE a• -a Four burner New Perfection coal oil stove, with high shelf, nearly new, and new oven .co mplete. Price reasonable. Apply to A. F. Hess, Zurich. ' FOR SALE Government tested seed corn, following varieties -White 'Cap .Yet low Dont; Imp. Leameng, Wiscon- sin No. 7; Early Bailey; Golden Glow, Longfellow. Also Sorghum Mengel and turnip 'sged. . J` Gascho & Son, Zurich. FOR SALE Early Seed Potatoes, Irish. Cob= bler.-C. Fritz & Son. WANTED Cattle -for Pasture. A limited number of /cattle u -ill be taken for pasture for the season, apply to John Stephan, R. R. ,1, Zurich. CATTLE FOR PASTURE A limited number of cattle will be taken for pasture for the fol- lowing soason. Apply to ;Henry Walper or Herb. 'Disjerdi:ne, Zur- ich. EGGS FOR HATCHING Pure bred Anconas, good, laying strain pan d the kind that neve]; hatch. A11 ,select hear Price iii eggs for 00e. Lloyd' O.'Brein, Zur- ich. Phone 127. Dr. H. H, CO.WEN L. D. S,1, D. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON At McCorinielc Block, Zurich, ev ery Thursday, Friday end Satur- day, Main Office f ARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD Scranton Coal Chesnut and Furnace Sizes. Soft- coal of 1 highest quality. ilea peg GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND anti Sri,. CaseSon and OYI; 3` - Mr •.and Mac, A. F., Reels and fam r we 1 re S '.d Y a :•s• , yl 1 105• t with ' qn y r lelati t. ^tea at at ,Hensiall. Improvements have been Made in the .upper •sitorey of the' Deity block, 'ars suitable rooin�s leave been fitted up for Dr. ,Dunham, the new dentist. Mr .H. L. Albrecht has. geeat]y improved the appear'a'nce of hips ; Meek with a naw metal ,awning,,, and giving the woodwork a fresh) L'oat of ppaint. • An Old .Time Dance will he held in 'the Town Hall, Zurich an Fviday eve. IiIay 22nd, Mader the auspices of the Zurich Band, pr(oceecis go towards new instruments. Reel nice warm end Seasenabi`" we -abet. has greeted us this 'veer:, end tho blossom is beginning • to, conn' out. A nice tsl:ow;r' of rain 'would greatly help thin,�•s along. Dr. J. Ward of •Exeter wishes to auc'owiee to the public that be- ginning Tuesday, May ].9th he will again make his weekly calls at_the Wolper House on Tuesday of each week, to test' eyes, •etc. The first Half -holiday of the sea sae is being observed this Wed- nesday afternoon, =just the t time rvhsn we publish the ,Herald, but we hope to make our • arrange- ments •sfa as to .oh'serve it leiththe other b.' t1 siT1 5 e $ men. Mr. M. G. :Deitz, operator of the Zurich central of: the Hay Tp. Tel- ephone System has .received in strttctioes from•'thel Council ;to alter and• ren7:odall the interior' Of the local "office here, and when coma, Acted .according to plans!, , will t a.ke a very modern office wtib. quarters, for sleeping combined. Dr.- J. E. Dunham, the new den- tist has opened his d .ntul office over the Post Office tall is open for hutsinlesls. He hal .also pure chased the bdsinlees and good will of Dr. Atkinson who was at the Commercial Hotel, Z rick every Tunesdey, but will ie future visit Bagfield on; Wednesdays, Rey'. and •Mrs! J G. ,Litt and daughter Lone left with.; )their effects. on. Thursday for Campden. •The large moving van of Epps & Sons, Varna taking their leffects. The- new pastor, Rev. are: B: Den - gin and fatuity are expected on Friday of thus, week and the Rev. is expected to' occupy: the pulpit here on. Sunday, An order -iii -council authorizing the sale of 4.4 per cent was sign- ed on Monday by Lieut: -Governor H. 'C'ocksihutt ,andi May 2lst as the date of scale is confirmed by the premier, A revenue of $6,000 is expected from the 30 Ontario br- eweries; ;which •are to. pay a tax of $200. This is also imposed one d on p. t7oat - 'c in Cla P o 1 breweries cries operating averehot sesr in. the province; in. ad= tadditro'nl-•to the $5,000 tax oil suc' breweries, or hick is imposed to protect the provincial, concerns, Re stricted hours limit the selling of the beverage, and: the former ho- tel bare have to be done :iw.ak. with. ,and baored in, and the pl- aces Where the drink is served is to have windows low and uncov ned so that people drinking scan e plainly seen from the 1;itreets, MISSIONARY SOCIETY' MEETS The 20th ai>ntr�al ,convention of e Wrinien's Mis'sion'ary Society as held or May 6th, in Gneenvay thodi'ct •church, with Mrs. ' t.V Mined, ;district superintendent, esiding, ' :There wast a largega.- ering, abuot 300 delegates reel red; The reports of the aux ries cireles and bands tshowt'ad t only an increase hi finances, t also a strong, healthy Christ 'spirit.. e Me. Molladi gave a vey tor the work dome, remind - her hearers! that this( is a ritual organization of forces that e b th w pr e th s'te. ilia neo bt7 ian sur ing epi make for 'Ole enlightenment, the. cation, acrd evangelizing of pie . , It needs prayers, study' rttonoy to carry on the work. reported 2'5 auxiliaries raising 52,89; 13 circles raising $940,30 13 bands ratsitn .$851.60, mak- ing a. total inen+eaittu of $68+74 over. FII• rti IIE.N S ALI.t -17 ,least year, /N SEED DRILL AND PLOW. flaw to Properly !'sire for These U � * set�11 1111j1e]l&ellt5. W tch s the Bearings and Attend to .)ding-,..(:ovor the ,'low's' Bright Parts 1Vit,h '!''hick Oil or 0re£se .. now to Tells the thislic'ls of (Gain Iii a loin---"Holdi,Ig t l" 011114, leentrib !ted by Ontario I,Hpertinent of Agriculture. oaii to.) The seed drill shows Ii,e result of neglect in a way so ivapressivel as to deter the owner ox operator teens abusing this machine to tee same ex tent as he may practice with the plow or harrow. A warped seed box, or rusty and clogged grain runs, leave tell tale evidence over tue field that even naakesthe neglectiuiluarlyrepent. With many moving i)itt•ts, . the drill requires frequent eu'atel oiling. Disc and double cline drill: bade inane more moving parts ihai, the shoe or hoe type of drill, and with -the disc bearings subjected to dust and sand. considerable trouble will develop J1' there is any neglect to keep the bear- ings properly adjusted and oiled. When n once e the bearings gs become worn it Is function properlysand ible ret ewal e �ofethe parts that have beccme worn is the only remedy if the brill is to give best service; All bearings should re- ceive attention and bekeptsmooth and. free from grit. This is best done by a' frequent application of Light min eral oil. The grain drill bearings are not the easiest to get at; a bus eexi• ble stem oil van is generally the nlost useful ;type of oiler. Keep the Oil Can Constantly at Rand." An oil can should. always be with the seed drill, The large wheels turn- ing slowly may not' need oiling more than once each half day; but the disc; may turn 15,000 times In a day uncle; .considerable pressure, hence the need of frequent oiling. The seed box :neehauisin turning slowly cati"bener ally be well served by oiling twice a day. Tile grain drill should not be exposed to the weather when not in use. A canvas cover sufficiently lar ;e: to fully protect the grain box should go with this machine for use over night or idle periods if it is not de- sired to move the drill back to its proper storage .in the implement shed natil the close of the seeding season. The matter -of keeping bolts tight and everything in adjustment is. Just as important with .this iriaclrine as with any. other. If the drill vets proper care, it will last the lifetime of the ,operator, and the original ec st of 'paint will carry it througn. When the plow is not in use its bright surfaces should be protected by a layer of thick mineral oil or. grease. Heavy machine oil or good axle grease rubbed over the mould board, share, coulter and jointer (joint will save a plow from the rav- ages of rust. The Tasting of one win- ter, period may injure a .priory more tiiaif along season's service in the held. Rusty plows lose' a lot of time fol• man and teani th the spring, through delay caused by natty to clear and scrape a mould .board that will not ,scour. All braces and bolts should be kept tight, the points oI share, coulter and skimmer sharp and..of'proper shape: The plow whe..i and axle should 'be kept well lubrl- 1 cated and packed in such a way •,s 1 will preveritsand reaching the were i infasurtµ,e, of wheel hub or axle. Tne small wheel or a •plow will tui 0 40,000 tines In a day plowiug to acres. If the wheel is to last and do good service, the axle should get a little heavy oil every hour. Aa oil can holder should be attached to every plow,.sothat tee oil supply will elways be at hand and screeching prevented by its timely use. Watch the Plow Point. If the plow point becomes woru the inclination of the mouldboard is changed; 'the plow tends to run on. the point, the work becomes heavier on both Lae horses and the plowman, and poorer work is done. The heel of tle share wears nearly as quickly as does the point. With the dulling of the heel the plow will wing over to the land and require. more exertion on the Bart of both map and team Keep the plowshare sharp aed in pro- per form. , •A Coat of paint applied to the handles, beam and all other parts titan do, not come -in direct contact with t ' h oil e will do much to keg keep up appearances ata pp nee s ail —L. Stevenson, dSec., Dept. weathering. Agri•• culture:" - Bushels 'of Grain in Bins. To6 compute the number of bushels in bins multiply the length by width and depth, and.divide the number ub tained by 114. This gives the nu::,• ber of bushels. If figuring on ear corn, divide by ,z1 instead of 1144 as for small grain or shelled corn. A 10 feet long and. 3fn eetA► wide, nwill hold about 2 bushels of grain for every each in depth, that is, a box 18 inches deep will bold' approximately 36 bushels. - 4vhen Cow "Holds Ile" Milk. Tne Suppression of secretion of milk is the reflex result of irritation of the nervous system. Shock, chill, fright, pain; rough milking, sensitive teats, weaning of a calf, etc., are some of the causes. If possible have the cow milked by a woman. Try,the effects of placing a young calf, at her head before starting to nril'k. Massage the udder gently for a few minutes before milking,' If the teats are ten- der applysolne pelted lard each even- ing. 6. An old-i'ashioned treatment is to lay a sack of grain on the cow's loins at milking time. This is expect. ed to detract her attenttoll so that ,she will "let down her milk." We cannot vouch for the efficiency of this planeas Inwe halve not stubborn cases dItiIstben st to let a calf nurse, s t 1 ; l� i.„ t 1 twaltirligink K len cutting in the woodlott think ene tTAILOWAND FUNERAL DIRECTOR, extra e. • HO 'MAN DAY Page Fly L003a. 11,41:'ES T 0 Pt THAT • CUSSING ABOUT THOSE l' HESS .WILL FIX Tf11Q, $O TTIEY Oily SID �'� GUST orNs o8 H 1i.1.�170OIt rRE!['"AI I O Painting .Ford Carr One '''oat, $15.00, Two Coate , u:20iCoverate; Ford Top Good Materiai, loss art•at$12,00Chanailg 1ord Curtain's to open with 0uorri " Painting Buggy „ $5.00 IF YOU WANT SERVICE $8.00'' WE RElI UF313Et{ YOU , WE: HAVE 1'1' ;b_. 1t BUGGY W131',>al,S. 1 S S ' '4J +t'F•i•� �••d• e,�•i+•Fs�3•�i+�3•^F l•°F�i �, .,. 4 l••i••i••F•e•+++4•oF++9h•i•dr�b^i>^i••� 3.•i•i .1t For Inamediate Sale 500 Cedar Posts Re gular 50c each for 30c ANY •FARMJR HAVING ANY FENCING TO DO SHOULD TAKE'ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG RFIJ'UCr-ioIV IN PRICE 01. JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD 01? N N. t GOV} flNM1,. - SPECTE:DXXXXX BRAND B.O. SHINGLE 1 'i' $1.70 PER .BUNCH. S WHICH H SLL L A T ALWAYS A GOOD SUPPLY. OF ALL KINDS ON HAND. BUILDING MATERIALS OF 40. 4 D.F C. • KALBFLE1j , PHONE 6 0 p r ( r' so ZURIC ÷+÷÷11.+++++1.÷,14+.1.+++44+4•4!.1") i•+•➢ 11,++++aa1E ,i4•1+.,+++3••3•+4•r'.•i•r ++4.+++++++++++÷.++++++++.1-.4.4. •h4.+ ;'•.rr•f•.i•-P••y.+ .a.' 4. 0--d•-d--3�-41-d-1--•!-•E--i-i-4-•$-II•- - * 4• � •4• OMVI NOW ON All Woollens one JiiiiiG1o�Iles •t• ,4. Used din the manufacture of STONE BUILT CL 0_± e THES aro treated with the famous LARVEX-MOTH-PROOF PRO - 1 CESS, and guaranteed- immune from the ravages of Moths under* .a $250,000 Globe Indemnity Bond WHY'DO WE GO TO THIS EXPENSE? 3' 3EC- tiUSE Moth are theg rest est factor in the 1 arelaidaw; t.' for oven of S• destruction Cl tithing. that �ECATJSE This new scientific disan,•er a short period '` entirely eliminates any dana�r +i'your y h- Larve:L Process -.g. I t yn i' niotlres from the Fav - 4.^ ages of Moth a r i their Larvae. 1 DBCAUSE Stone_P,Itilt Clothes with the added attraction of the'l` + LARVEX MO ell PROOFING PROCESS, is a combination. that f defies all competition --that cannot be beaten. There is no ,p, a 1 WE SELL STONNE-BUILT CLOTHES charge to you, New Spring • Suitings Arriving Daily ■ g ,` a AND NIGH .4. T PHO .NE No. 80 • + e' ;I Ir 11) I t i 11 NIIIYiililllli'11G,iil' I HER' I le 11211111111IIIIII111111111111111111MIIIIViIIIIIVNIIVIIIIRIiIIINplN ZURI[H HERALDS 1925 Clubbing List 1r .t. iia _ 1'' HERD. .ts HE 'r: " µ• HER t • HERA' u EIERA.I. ' HERAL rr HERALD HERALD fERALD HERALD HERALD HERALD HERALD HERALD and Toronto.Daiiy Globe $6.00 n.-1 '.' taaily Telegraph ... ... $5.10 ,. .+.. $6.00 Star $6;00 cu. r :.taty New's ' .,. ,.. :$6. 0 dee ``" ; ars; Morning edition$6.00 ... wQ,nO +l"• evening edition $6+00 klorning Edition $6.00 set"'". top., vening edition ... $6+00 ti'- + • ',arcate ... $2 25 'y•i! 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