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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-08-13, Page 5Thalrsday, August 13th, 1925
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: ZURiQU HERALD
BUSINESS CARDS
ii3paerister, Soileitor, Notary Public
rIllate,, Office on Hamilton Street,
it off the asetaaret Goderich Priv-
oda to lows at lowest rates:
Holmes will be in :acme11-nn
:Friday of each Week,
**drew F. Hess, ToWnship Clerk
Slimy et marriagelicensee, Notary
Allow, commissioner, iolre and Alit-
*** mace Representing
Altima and Erie Mortgage Corpora-.
WWI. The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
111110.144i.
Z..ilnapp,D. 11. S. L. 11. S.
L....MENTAL SURGEON
MICE liENSALL
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OSCAR ICLOP?
revaduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
:Waal 'School of Auctioneering. Tryi
taas for Registered Live Stock
4,1.11 Breeds). Terms in keepiiag
Vatith prevailing places. Choice
lIaarraa for sale. Wil -1 aell inything
fltsrsilaere:
Mesons 18-93 or write, Zurich.
fLitensed- AtiCillOtieer
/Licensed Auctioneer for County,
aelf likaron. In a position to con-
ine any auction sale, regardless
las to adze or articles to sell. I
illsolirat your business, and II not
'satisfied will make no charges for
*entices.
lertbur Weber, - Dashwood.
'Intone 13-57
16.
'Zurich Neat
filARK.ET
Fritesh ndSalti:rieat;
Beiogna Sausages, etc
ccia.......amsom,*.onmasagamirnewm*"....awo
latiebest Cash Price, for Wool
OASH. FOR SIONS &
TUTIgbillat
Deichert
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ZURICH LIVERY
Nt 1'1
•I .ata in a position to accomo-
Site all requirements in the Livery
Woo, have Auto for hire. Anye,
lariag ;done in the teaming line.
'GEORGE J. THIEL
Viaafe S Zurich
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wan*, Far Saie, ko,t,
Found. NOtice, Etc.A44
IN THIS COLUMN-
LOAL NEWS
11/fisses Matilda and sogy John: -
son spealt, Tuesdays In London.
liffr and IVIrla. 'Sam Creech() mot -
LOST tired d Goderich o dnes,ddy.
Between 'Zurich. and Wagrtees Mrs. W, L Siebert'penat a few
Corner, a pipe wrench. Finder' tiara last W•eek at Kithharaer
kindly roturn to L. A. Paang ,
FOUND Mee. Catharine Wurnt and. Mrs.
In Zurich a purse contialoing a Jul Bloch, ,are visiting Mr, , Ed;
sniall:amount of. money. Owner
can have s,artse by paying expen-.•
pep of adv. at Meack & Kalbalensoh.
WARNING
Notice is given that any- person
caught damaging or otherwise in-
tertering with the ,exhIbition hall
or other property of the Zurich
Agricultural Society will be proe-
ecuteci to the full, extent of the
law.
. By Ord'er, •
A. E.F. lEfESS, Secretary.
WANTED
General maid wanted for July
and August at Hayfield. Cottage
Not 11, jewettts Grove. Good Mrs, and \Mr. Pete
r Koehler. 1, )1,
wagest Apply to Mrs. B. L. Mr' and Milsh .APP ate'
Monkhouse, HeyfieId. tfoi George Angel, Miss Lilltan ooto
land (Mr. Milton Hey Motored to
Tara on Sunday. •
Messrs. Harry. and Robert Wel-
t land of Detroit 'are .spelkiing thole
holidays with their friends at Ti,
MeAdams, on the Bronson Lille,
1VIr. Fred. Thiel has greatly im-
pro'ved the rear appearance of hi -
fine businesa bloclt by, the •nadclition
of a fine. new verandala
Missea Ruth an Gla.clys Spade
and Mr, Toll" Stith of +Cleveland
ser visiting at the home 01
and Mrs, P. Koehler.
Wotan at Markham.
Mies" Freda Kalbfleieeh Who Iiaa
k•oei; holidaying at Wahl, Lalto re-
turned to leer erode
Mr. and .Mesf. Jas. LalciliVt4i:.01
Lansing, Mich., are. visiting rpo.,n-
vas here this week. , „
Mr. and Mal. Lee Hoffniaoa Miss
Jane Lamont and. MraWna: Lamont
'Were Sunday 'visitors at -Forest.
• Miss Rose Le-11101cl !of ,fite- Baby: -
Ion Line spent the pat weelnWith
friends and relativee at Fiensall and
Tuckersrnith,
Mrs. R. Moore and, daughter Lil-
lian of Neav011aven are visiting, at
the home of the formelas esister,
LOST
In Zurich on Sundayevening, a
Woman's ecarf. Finder kindly re-
turn to Pater Beennermah, or leave
at Herald Offioes
FOR 'SALE
A good. mower far sale, very
cheap -L. A. Prang. •
FOR SALE
One new Delaval Cream Separ-
ator for $81.00 cash, regular price
is 102 cash. L. A. Prang.
Tires! tires!
CASINGS
30x314 Cords • $e.50
Fabrics $5.75
TIIBE3
30s3at Olympic at
31:ot Batra Heavy Tubes $2.95
32a t Eotra Heavy Tubes $3.00
BALO 'N . TIRES
Any party getidng 5 Baloonsaud
giaing me 5 old casings, and tubes
I will starer them $27.00 for same,
ad the 5 new tires for $67.00 cash
. John Hey, sJr., Zurich. •
FOR SA.LE
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Mr. and Mrs Chase Falters, and
Mr .ond Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw were
yisitors' to Goderich and Dmiganon
on Saturday,
Mr And Mrs. L. E. Rennie, of
Frobisher, 'Sask., are visiting the
former's father, Mr. Alon. Rennie
on the. Babylon Line.
Mr. and alre. John Goschoss :mot-
ored to Pigeon, Mic1, on Wedees-
day morning where they Will sp-
end the week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs!. E. Hoist ot Cred-
iton, Mr. a.nd. ISIre., John Dsitrich
and family of Shipka, wore Swiday
visitors with Mr. and Mile, R. P.
Stade.
Mr .P. Cloak of Windsor \tots
here over Sunday, Mrs. Clark and
family; Mr .and Mrs. Norman' Ga -
ache returnedo with him. on Toes --
dant, • - t
Mr. and. Mrs. john Brunk, eva.
Mr .and. Mrs, Steekle, 'of i3runoor
were recent visiteria att the borne
IVIr and Mrs. Sami Ropp, Hay
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T.°14h
A nearly neav Oliver Riding plow 3;nis.aiiPid 'Mr% Josiah! Geiger tand'
apply to L. A. ps.ang.
two daughter e :Mildred ante
v-enna motered oyer to ,Detrolt and
leaiantly spent the week.- on d
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N Dr. IL EL COWEN IT-
L. I. So la). .S.•
:DENTAL SURGEON:
At McCormick Block, Zurich., ev
ery Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Marna 0.11iee
flARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
G. S.. ATHINSON
L. D. S., D. D. S.
Ds/prism
. ONT. • , Phone 34
itBitlatYPIELD Every Wednesday Scranton Coal
NAVESINGS IN .EX,ETBR BY AP-
POINTMENT kenesnut and Furnace
COAL
LIVE
POULT RY
WANTED
*Min' %Very day till 3 Ociock
lais :Vat -feed fowl name morning:
llama brought In,
IliglieSt Cash Prices
-CASH FOR--
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Pe $4, ' Zurich
unz
d S
With New
ow Prices
tialtiODY THE PINEST
-,INIOTO R CAR HISTORY
tbal they rnost be served -with
4,4etak. raodluciA and by line me -
tat aiforit
So WEIN, m Pittipa
lit'Ardslij,PO,D MOTOR SERVICE
Sizes. Soft coed of
being accompanied by Mrs, E. II
highest 4uality. Voellter, M3r. Ira Campbell, Mrs.
E, 0, Vallett and Mesa Hama Val -
with eolativest •
the fine rains :during the past
Week, ha:;e male things. look Up.
and, grow nicely. Farmers are,
commenci ig to haul in oats, which
is a fair crop. Sem* 'fields: of
.beans look yore good, while otha
ars are Dont so ladod owing to the
dry .spell sorn:. weeks ,e.go.
About 5000 Members of the ora
der of The Black Knights, of Ire-
-land, are expected to be :on pais,
ade in Goderich on Wednesday of
this week. Some very rporoinent
speakers will be present to ad-
dress the audiences including Geo
Spoilton and D. R. Witgle.C. • t
Mr. E. H. Voelker, Mr. A. it!
Vallett and Mr. Ira .Carapheir nt
of Flint, MiJi., motored here ov-
er the week-ond at the honio of
Mrs Geravude 'Hess and Mise Anna.
they returned' home on Ti.r.eday„
GOOD SUPPLY ON.. HAND toe. . , i
Case & Son
PHONE. 35
Sale of fully 100 patent
'Ines ha& been placed under the beta
HENS.A.LL -17 in Ontario by the provincial beard'
AUCrioN'' SALE
Of Farm Stock aural Implements
The' undersigned Auctioneer has
been' instrubtee31 to •Sell by public
Auction' on Lot 5, N. .33.„ Township
of "flay iMenclay„ August 17th,,
1925, Commencing t 1.39 o'clock
shiaept
LIVE STOCK -1 filly rising 3
yre; 1 filly rising both Gen-
eral Purpose; 2 arteer.s rising 3,
1 farrow cow.
1IHAY, ET0,-15 ton alfalfa hay,
11100 feet of hemlock lumber and
2x4 scantling, 75 'sap pails and sp-
ilea, good sugar kettle,
IMPLEMENTS, BT0;-Wagoni,
bob sleigh, cutter, 2 buggies.
der, seed drill, hay rake, ilanc'l rol-
ler, hay rack, double set harnesis,
set single harness, Clinton fann-
ing mill, walking plow, mowor,
chains, fork, shovels, doubletrees,
and numerous ether article.s.
saiso timbers. laying 'down in Ao-
thur Eicktmels bush' will he Isola -at
this time.
TERMS 0i9' SALin-$10 and tend
er calsbf. Omer that amount ,9
month's credit will be given on
ternishing apprevcd, joint netts.'
4% par an:0mA oft for ta), on cr-
edit lunouatst
Oscar A.uctinneer. ,
Waiter Stater, Pimp:rioter.
of license commissioners eating ha
conjunction with federal atithorities
The modininee ancl remedies offece
ted are those containing a .high
percentage of alchol and not -suf-
ficiently medicated to prevent th-
eir use as beverages, Their Gale
by druggists- and other waistcoas has
been declared .iilegal under the
Proprietary and Patent Medicine
Act. Lists containing the names
of the, medicines hqve been 16r.,
warded to all license inspectora and
vendors and henceforth they may
neither be 'sold nor kept in .Steck
In each case teats were Made to
ascertain thie olchelit sarengthoind
the degree of. medication.
The, League baseball gameare
coming to :a close on Thursday
ovening of this week, our boys go
to Heasall, when n keen game la
looked for as Zurich, and Hensall
are fighting. for second place,. On
Thursday' eve, next week, the
fast Dashwood team- Will bo over
at Zurich and this will ,he the.last
toenail, value played here, Should
the Zurich team be ab( to! get
into ,s000).ad pinee, then Crediton
and Zurich will .piny of. fog Chs,M.
00118114) of the Losaaetet These, -
friendly gameri this isurnmer have
caused much 'exi:iternent this smu-
ttier and the baseball fans have en'
joyed th amei very much,
the Rot tatnes ho re played good
hall, with pi' course, coll..'
-siderable thn heaviest ,teatn,
Page, PI
MINERALS FOR STOCK
. NECESSARY VOA TUE WELL
• BROTHE BOD.
010 THBODY.
Recognition ofalhaeral encles
--Methods of Stmplementaay Feed -
log Burning by Paris Green
§Pattaa
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, 'reroute.)
In the' eptstruction of the animal
body sonie ten principal minerals are
, used. 'Tide seems a Jot, and when ase
look' at scow or a pig, nothing of a
ni.etallic nature is in view unlees it
is the ring in the pig's nose:. Minerals
arereduced to forms that the layman
eannot, readily recognize, by various
procesties before they are used in
body building. When we see a roast
, of beef on the butcher's° block we do,
net think of it in terms of hydrogen,
oxygen, calcium, phosphorus, iron,
etc., unless we have a knowledge of
cbeznistry. To the majorityat is just
beef and that is as far back as their
thoughts go. "But to the man'on the
• land who makes his living producing
food animals it is something more.
Ho has had experience some time dur-
ing his feeding operations, with ani-
mals that lacked thrift, did not de-
velop properly'' bones weak, small,
orooked, and joints malformed.
The 'experienced feeder knows that
salt is essential to the wall -being of
his animals, so he provides it. In
doing so two of the necessary min-
erals, sodium and chlorine, find their
way to the structural units of the
body. The experienced feeder knows
that . blue grass grown on limestone
lands is different . from other blue
grass, in that it provides something
that aids very materially in building
a strong bony structure for the young
Recognition of Mineral Deficiencies.
1. Iodine. -Big neck or goitre in
nr‘w-born calves, Iambs, foals and
dead hairless pigs indicate that this
mineral element was not present in
quantity sufficient for normal dte:
velopment.
2. Calcium and Phosphorous. -
Rickets ie young animals, paralytic
c :flatten of the joints of either fore
or hind limbs, weak legs, and sot -
seed totes in chickens, and low
tnilk production are connuon condi-
tions whctre these minerals are not
supplied in sufficient quantity.
Feeds Rich In. Calcium (the bone
taaker)--Alf.Llta, Red Clover, Tare -
age, Driers Milk products, Skimmilk,
Buttermilk, Whey.
Feeds Poor In Caleitun.-Cereal
grains, roots, Timothy hay, cereal
straws.
Feeds With Calcium in Moderate
Anaount-Dried beet pulp,. corn sil-
age, corn fodder.'
(a) Cf.Ccium can be mppled by
feeding steamed bonemeal, raw rock
phosphate, Whiting, chalk, air -slacked
lime, limestone, marl -or v‘inod ashps,
, quantity, sufficient' to supply the
need' along with- the daily ration.
b) Phosphorous cariabe supplied
best by using phosphorous rich food
as bran, linseed meal and tankage,
or by using raw rock phosphate floats
in conjunction with calcium. Steam-
ed bone meal on' also be used.
(a) Iodine can be supplied by us -
a Insea, ee1t from which the iodine bas
not been removed or by -ssing the
coramercial iodizod salt.
.741tothod of Feed/11g Supplements.
:The Quantities 'recialred are notlarge,
large. For animals at pasture a self
feeder is the only practical method.
For stall -fed animals the ingredients
. can be mixed and given with the daily
ration, where calcium and phosphor-
ous alone are required such can be
_supplied by mixing steamed bone
Mem',snarl and salt. If 'iodine alone
is required a solution mad' of one
ounce of i' -'dine to one gallon of water
can be tilde up and one tablespoon-
ful applied daily to the feed of eanb
animal.
If the milk yields are low, and the
cows chewing bones, look 41) the min-
eral, content of the feed and make
adhistment. If the pigs are crippled,
with swollen joints and defective
henes, le-lt to the mineral content
of the fe..1. If the hens are laying
ngt-shAd ?gg,e, irk to the mineral
content oi the Po2d.
the' t':ing -that supplies the
• feed. The cow shut up. in ,an, enrn
yard and the pig in the high -walled
ePen are your prisoners; it is up to
you to provide what their bodies
,need, or lot them go out. to nature
and find it for themselves. --L. Stev-
enson, Dept. of Extension, 0, A. Col-
lege, Guelph.
To Heel) Pests From Small Irritate.
No good excuse can be given by
anyone as a reason for losing a crop
• et currants or gooseberries because
of Mildew or worms. Llmesulpbur
, at aummer strength as for apples or
Bordeaux applied when the leaves
first appear and at intervals of two
weeks thereafter until the fruit is
hall grown will control mildew. Add
two pounds of dry lead arsenate to
100 gallons of spray and you can
control the currant worms at the
same time. If plant lice or aphids
show up give thein a doe of nicotine
sulphate at the metal strength on the
first appearance of the pests. If
.worms appear after the fruit Is half
grown use fresh white hellebore in -
Stead oa lead arsenate.
Burning by Paris Groan Spray.
Vaal year consOorable injury re-
sults to tender plants through leaf
sco,Thino- following tile appilo.a.tion at
Pari' '1'6013 %W.
Thisinjury can be avoided, by us-
ing a double quantity of freshly -
Slaked or hydrated lime in a mixture
with the Paris Green and then adding
suffiCient water to make a paste,
Allow this tO tand for anthour and
tbon dilute to the strength demired
for spraYing. The llntn combines
"rith l'ho fro" ersenir-m, prirt
4.0 Jitai.t4 ISLitAk30.1%
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;IP X -P
THAT CI,ISSINGo.ABOVT THOSE FORD srpn CURTAINS
HESS WILL BIZ THE1Yf SO THE OPEN ‘A" i 111 'It.11E DOOR
TO
11110,'
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REPAIRING
Painting Foad Car, Onefloat, $15.00, Two Coats 820.00
iCovering Vord. Top Geed Material, less curtalue ...„ $12.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors
Painting Buggy$8.00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE BERUB13ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
$5,00
HESS - ZURICH
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b Gard . Will'. not crack, Luelde,
warip or burn
'Cyyproc is clears' and easy to handle, - it saws and nails like
Pother,.
a.aypeoc goes up- in a hurry but once up ;.i9 up to stay', al-
ways troufble proof.. and repair proof-,
taypeoc will , afford you the •'satiof action- of knowing
youe rooms are fireproof,
oyeroo may tes applied to old or new wata Seel :may be pap-
ered, painted or panelled.
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