Zurich Herald, 1926-01-14, Page 7'f'huredray, Irrnauary rhtlll„ 199211
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BUSINESS ••CARDS
.D'CT LEsr E..oLMES
Banister, Solicitor, Notary Public
Mtn., Office on Hamilton Street,
Viet oft the ;square, Godericlb, Priv-
rands to loan at law'est rates.
lilt Holmes will be in Bengali on
Friday of each week,
Andrew P. Deaq, Township Clerk
MOM sot marriage licensee. Notary
CoLnnaiseloner, Fire and Aut-
Illataldla Insurance, Representing
illtax,q and Erie Mortgage CorUora-
1l. The Canada Trnat Co. Zurich,
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I. Knapp, D.D.S.; Lr IL S-
DENTAL SURGEONI
IN OFFICE HENSALL
OSCAR gyOPP
Ifiradnate Carey M. Jones Nat -
%i School of Auetioneering. Try,
la for Registered Live Stock
Ilan Breeds)_ Terms in keeping
With prevailing prices. Choice
lianas for Bale.
Will Bell 'anything,
_-93 or write, Zurich.
--- Auctioneer
aaeer
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1,teeneed any aAuctioneOe position County
al vron. Ina p n to regardlesst-
uction sale,
lifiatarticles to sell, i[
to po or and it not
scill'cit yyour business, charges for
aatistier3 will make no
sordies.Dashwood•
Arthur Weber, -
IPSonie 16--57
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Zuriche
.211K�K
Fresh and Salt Meats
$bllo$na Sa'usages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR S1i.INS e
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tinware &' '�
DeiC er
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ZURICH LIVER
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I am in a position to accomo-
;a to all requirements in the Livery
Ulna, have Auto for hire• line.
Any -
Meg done in the teaming
GEORGE J. THIEL
holta 61 Zurich
G. S. ATKINSON
L. D. S., D.D.S.
DENTIST
MUSTER, ONT. Phone 34
Lt BAYF1ELD Every Wednesday
IIIVENINGS IN ..EXETER BY AP-
POINTMENT
LIVE
P O U LT R Y
WANTED
0ri<•n every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
DO not feed fowl same mornings
Arbon ''brought in.
.Highest Cask Prices
----ciao FOR
Cream and Eggs
O' Brien
iRlos 6s. Zurich
TfaNS-
.Atlanflc
'Ma't famous five tube Set.
Seleetivity, clearr tone, distance.
;Witt atkrpaas anything in Radio
-llrlkat Masts upto $150.00.
Nalhing but the best in Batteries
land equipment goes with ' my
sieta
1'taia net ON TIIE ALR every de-
+teal 'comp.Iete for $130.00. and
;guaranteed For one year, If its
Radio T have it and the sales
giro
right
SWEIN, a Prop..
DAMWOOD MOTOR SEE C's
PUT YOUR
Wants, For .Sae, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN 'I'U1S COLUMN
1 Progressive Euchre
Party and Dance
W U be Reid in
WA.LI`R'S HALL, ZURICH
On _.
MONDAY EVE. JANzTARY
1226, under the auspiae'a ;of the R.
C. Church, Lurch •vill hip }served.
Admislsion 50e.
ANNUAL
Insurance Meeting
The 51st .Annual Meeting
Mornbers of -
THE' HAY TOWNSHIP FERMER3'
MUTUAL FIRE..INSUI3ANCE 'CO.
Will be held in
TOWN HALL, ZURICH,
Ori
MONDAY, JANUARY 25th;, 1926
Ccmmen^ing at 2 o'clock
L3USINESSReceiving the Dir-
ectors', Manager's and Auditors'
Rept�rts_ Election of .J3irectorsand
Auditors and the discussion of
-such. brytjness as nay be in the in-
torest of the Company. °
Henry . Eilber, Sesret a ry.
:John A. Manson, President,
of
the
STRAYED
Unto my premises on Dec. 31st,
1.0.25, Lot 13th, conn. S.I&, Stanley
Township, a two-year-old heifer,
Owner can have same by proving
property ian.d paying expenses..,..
Emanuel Reichert, R.0,1.
FOR SALE
A good, dark bay thriving horse
5 years olds. Apply to Asericla
l:risson; St. Joseph.
FOR SALE
10,-inciv grain grinder in good
condition., L. Prang-.
FOR SALE
A good: pair of,,; Ladies nkates
annd shoes, Sire 6. Apply at
Central' Telephone Office:
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 99' acres being Lot
7, con. 10, Hay Township. Soil
is: of a good rich clay foam, weal
drained and. fenced and in high
state of cultivation. There is on
the premises: a fine hardwood bush
of eight acres, good frame house,
hank barn and other outbuiideings
For further particulars apply ;on
premises,—Daniel. Truemner, R.R. 3,
Zurich, Ont.
FOUND
A Ruffalo Robe on Town Line,
Hay and Stanley. Owner can have
Sanaa by proving• property and
paying far this adv. from Chas. S.
Bedard, ;It.R.;2 Uric* . ;
Dr. H. H. C.OWEN
L. • Ii . eh CD. D a
DENTAL SURGEON; c7
At DEITZ BLOCS, 'LIJRICi3 ev-
ery Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Main Office
BARTLEIB`S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
1 GOAL
POOAEEANTAS
GOKE
Mj11er Creek
Soft Coal
GOOD SIMPLY ON HAND
Case' 1, Son
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Mr. .and Mrs'. Q. Tag. al't tof
south Bend, Ind, visited reiatiVos
he the past; week.
Mrs, Pierce ;Farwell and daugh-
ter Luella left • far Chicago, Mil-
waukee and oth.er points.
1lirisls . Thecla Smith of Detroit,
is visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mis, Wendel Smith.
Pleased, to report that Mr.
Steele, who has 'suffered with sore
eyes in aomewhal improved.
Mr. McGreggor of St. Marys„
is relieving as accountant at the
local Bank of Montreal.
Mr. J. J. Merrier of. Seafort'hli
called on friends in town. on Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. C. Frit:, is 'spending the
week with her daughter, Miss Pearl
Warts, who unclerwem•it an over-,
ation at London,
"'NOTICE—My aceounts are now
ready for those owing me. Kindly
call and settle for earnest V. .V
Siebert.
BORN—On January lst, to Mr.
and Mrs. Barry Wahl, nee Idella•
Brenner, at Kitchener, a daugh-
ter.
The Ladies' !lid of the Evangel-
ical church will, hold a silver tea
at the home of MVS. B. Pfile on
Saturday afternoon, January 18th,
from 3 o'clock to 6j p.m. .All
ladies and gentlemen are ,invited
to core.
Mists Pearl Weitz who left for
London Hospital last week ' for
i reatments, has undergone an .: op-
eration and 'we are pleased .to
earn is improving as well as can
be expected.
Mr. John Hey, Jr„ was in Park
hill on Tuesday, and whiles there
sold 300 ton of fertiliser, ,andon
his way back he sold a carload
to nor. Cochlira the bil .11falfa
producor of Stephen Tp. The
brand of material sold is 'a lime
product manufaetured in Buffalo.
The Zurich Beanrh of the, Worn-
en's
onren's institute will hold their mon-
thly meeting at their hall in the
afternoon of Thursday, January 21
The subject ins A responsive roll
call of bcripture reading and wile
ere it is found. Ali ladies are
cordially invited, time 2.30.
A. very ;appropriate- and in-
teresting !social meeting was held
at the hems of Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Nattier, last Wednesday erseee
ing. the occasion' being Mils. hat
tier's birthday, when, a. number of
neighbors and friends met and a
real good time is reported by
all present.
Our fast hockey team ins making
a name for, thsmselees, Last Fri-
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day evening they went to Exeter
and played a fast game there vin-"
ning by a considerable margin;, on
Tuelde.y ee the fast Dashwood
boys wore over • and gave the
locals a chaise for the first two
peroids, but the hanie 'team got a-
way in the last peroid and won 5-2.
The box social held in the Town
Hall, last Thursday Evening un-
der the auspices of the Woinens'
Institute wa!s 'vary snicCessful con-
sidering the bad condition of the
roads, the boxes wer:> all decorated
tc, hearts content, fillied with many
dainties and those who were lucky
enough in purchasing •one had
the pleasure of enjoying many
of the good eats. The program
which consisted ali of home tal-
ent, was much ,eppreciated by all
present. The proceeds which ism-
ntounted over $66 will be mostly,
used for improvements for our,
village.
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The Department has made re-
quest to the local Women' %Inst-
itute as to ;sending an instructor
for a series of lessons op home -
nursing. Any ladies wishing to
take this splendid course 'should let
the local secretary, Miss Ida Rout -
lodge know, no later than Jan. 13.
If a class of 25 can be pro,eured
an instructor will conic,. 'It is still
in the memory of many, the fine
instructiond given by Mrs. Drs
Rutnvan; a few years ago, and it
is'. t o hoped that- these instruct-
ions will be eq. wally as good. The
fee for Institute members is
and non-members id @0C,
ANNUAL AT HOME OF 13.. 0. 'le
TO BE BROADCASTED
;radio fans in Huron County and
throughout Ontario should tune in
CFCA Toronto on Thursday even-
ing, January 21st. The progratro
of dance music and this Purity Fl-
our QuQartette headed byy A. 0,
Chapman will be. broadcast from
10.09 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. through the
courtesy of the Western .Canada
Flour Mills" Co., The I• .O,13„ has
grown to a remmbership, of 1,100
n Toronto and the gathering this
year .will be the largest on, record.
Burton Till's Orchestra will tuply
the music 'Which means the beast
n the city,, Special prizes will
beg ivenn for the winners at Euche,
nand Bridge, which commences sh-
arp at 8,30. Dancing from 0,00 un-
til 1:00 ant Luncheon will be
served at 11.30 All the peopL
from Huron nro itivitod to be rr. •
out AO I ,.lWww olid acquaintances,
HOW STOCK IS HANDLED
PRACTICES Wli1C1x ARE FOL.,
LOWED AT 'rijjE STOCK YARDS.
Not Necessary for Owner to Be Pres.'
east.-klumane Society on iGlusaal.
Animals Are Sorted According to
(tirade and Payment Made on Title
Basis,
(Contributed k)y Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto,)
It is not feasible to cite all the
deviations the stock takes gofnF.
through the yard, but it is possible
to give the reader some idea of the
regular channels of movement.
Stook yards are built on a definite
plan of small and large pens to effi-
ciently fill the various requirements
and each class of stock is allotted a
certain section of the' yard.
• On arrival of stock at the yarns it
is Immediately unloaded into the un-
loading pens and the pens are locked
by the employes of the stock yards
company. Thescepens are divided in-
to sections so that the different
classes of live stock can be kept
separated in cases of mixed carloads.
Usually all the cars of the train -load
are unloaded into these pens before
the distribution of stock to the var-
ious pens for sale or feeding. During
this operation there is a member of
the Humane Society present, whose
duty it is to see. that the live stock
has been properly loaded, eared for
in transit andothat it is hatidled ju-
diciously about the yards, also to
direct the care of dead and crippled
animals • It is not absolutely neces-
sary for the owners of the stock to
be present as their interests are look-
ed after by employes of the stock
yards company. Each class of stoce
from here goes to its own section ix:
the yards. It is not necessary to fol-
low a carload of each class of stool;
through, so will confine. this report
to a carload of butcher cattle.
Handing Butcher Cattle.
• When the cattle leave the unloading
pens they are counted and this must
check with the railroad shipping bill.
They are then moved and locked in a
pen in the alleys of the commission,
firm to whom consigned, where feed
and water are available. (It may be
stated here that most cattle are fed
and watered as in order to receive a
good price it is necessary that they
have a good" fill to appear at their
best at time of sale. If not, the buy-
ers take advantage of this ane cut
the price, so a number of shippers
try to reach the market a day pre-
vious to selling in order that the cat-
tle may have a good fill and quiet
down.)
The gate is unlocked and the stock
released to the commission firm, after
it accepts the count and signs a slip
to that effect; it is responsible
for any stealing or mixing of stow:.
Before the market opens the stock is
sorted according to grade. The mar-
.i,I•et opens at 9 a.m. and closes at
4 'p.m., and no trading is done before
or after these hours under penalty
provided by the rules of the Live
Stock Exchange.
When the market opens the buyers
enter the pens, look over the stock
and make their bids for the whole
pen if they are of even quality or in-
dividuals, according to grade. The
price offered depends on trade con-
ditions, and supply and demand us-
ually establish it. When the sales -
tam is satisfied that he has the high-
est possible bid he completes the sale,
as it seldom pays to carry the stock
over until the next' day. Each party
keeps his own records and a final
settlement is effected later when the
day's bargaining is over. It Is a
credit to the market personnel that
such a huge business can be carried
on in this manner without the
scratch of a pen to an agreement and
with very rare disagreement later as
to the prices and terms of sale.
Sorted According to Grade.
The stock is driven to the scales
by employes of the commission firm,
sorted and weighed into lots, accord-
ing to ,the grade and price paid. A
weigh ticket is made out and stamped
by employes of the sfock yards com-
pany showing the weight, owner,
commission firm making the sale,
purchaser, and agreed price. The
stock is now out of the shippers'
hands and driven and locked into
pens, according to the same grouping
as weighed. Export cattle are kept
separate, of course, to comply with
the quarantine regulations.
Cattle that are billed through and
stop off to be fed and watered are
looked after by the stock yards com-
pany. They are unloaded and driven
and locked into pens fed and water-
ed, and then reloaded to continue
their journey,
Calves and sheep are handled much
the same as the other classes of live
stock. While in the unloading pens
the calves are inspected by a repre-
sentative of the Markets' Branch for
bobs
bobs or suspected calves, and the
doubtful ones are ear tagged and re-
oleo.
e-
ej awl inspection when Aaughter-
ea on the rail, do perat_ye ship-
ments, of course, necessitate the
bparking of the animals ao there can
e pro Dated settlement. This is best
done by ear tagging the calves and
pe y.se of paint colors for the sheep
and ambs.
W en hogs leave the unloading
pens they are counted and checked
the same as the other stock. They
are taken directly to the scales and
w}teighedipr te, d thenand lo�qa ckedere intol pens and
.@@ or pot, aC•-
corcting >`o fbstruction from the Win-
er, Most hogs here are sold on the
"weighed off car" basis, They, are
graded by the Government graders
before selling, and a grading sheet
accompanies each lot: The selling
is much the same as for the cattle
and the stock yards oonipany de-
mands that all gates be locked when
under" their care, and a slip signed
When released,
On hogs shipped co-operatively the
terring weights are deducted trout
he home weight and the shrink pro
rated to each animal. Back lot mum
bear a distinguishing mark se thraa
each shipper receives the proper
grading sheet. The scissors snake
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motoring a pleasure
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VALTJES ON SUITS, ETC.
1Yes, even more than
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STYLES
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WOOLLENS
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TAILORING
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