Zurich Herald, 1926-01-21, Page 5'" iiursdairy January 2 9t, 1926
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PUT YOUR
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77C.+7G ' � a Found, Notice, iEte. Ads
IN THIS COLt3M.N
ANNUAL
insurance Meeting
Sweater, Solicitor, Notary Public
Mee ()Miele on Hamilton Street,
Volt Mt the ,square+, •Gederieh. Priv-
tiOte fundis to loan at loweut rates.
iiiiht,110110es will be in ilereSair in
Friday of eaeb week.
ate•
a4&wl F. e Reiss, 'Township Cheri
F
■r cit earir'rlage licenses, Notary
O„ armitedoner, Vire and Aut..
' ebg% 1nsurassce, Representing
Waren and lisps) Mortgage Corpora-
rte, The Csuadia Tease Oe. Zurich,
s�pdA16't�1sn _ -
S. Knapp, D.D.S., L D.
5.
DENTAL SURGEON=
*AIN OFFICE
- HENSALL
OSCAR g.LCDPP
;®ra.diaate Carey NI. Jones Nat-
:106091of Auctioneering, 'Try,
School
r for 'Registered Live Stock
eeping
11 Breeds). Ter
930S 133 Choice
ife mk
prevailing prices.Choice
anything+
Urine for sale.
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93 or rite, Zurich
Licensed &1ettovieet
Licensed Auctioneer for County
Ii t itinroai• 'lo a position toi;diou-
;Huict any auction sale, reg`
les to sins or articles to sell.
iselieit your business, andit not
satisfied '4111 wake 330 charges for
ace'° - eyeriewood,
Arthur Weber,
true 13_-57
Zurich eat
��- ��.1t Meats
`•weir and etc
1130elogsa Sausages,
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gzathea2 �L'at
CASH F0.4 Sleib1S & RIDES
est
2,1.11RICH LIVERY
The '51st An.iival sleeting of the
Members of
THE RAY TOWNSHIP FERPiERS'
MUMAL EIRE INSURANCE CO.
Will be held in
`J~OWN HALL, ZURICH,
On
MOi' DA`Y', JANTTAR Y. 25th, 1926
Comlrtenccing at 2 ceelock
13USINESS--Receiving :the"Dir
octors', Manager's and -- Auditors'
Reports. Election of Direetorsand
Auditors ,ancl the drseussion of
such baeiness yrs n,ay be in the in-
terest of the Company.
Henry Eilber, Sesxetar:v-
John A. IY.ians.on, President.
1 am in a position to accamo-
Bete all requirements in the Livery
"eine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing
y
thi;,mg done in the fteething line,
iGEORGE 'J. THIEL
Minus 511 Zurich
G. S. AniINSON
STRAYED
Tinto my premise's on Dee. 31st,
1925, • Lot 13th, cense S.B , .Stanley
Township, a two -yens -old heifer,
Owner can have satne by proving
property and paying expenses.
Emanuel Reichert, R,H.1
L. D. S!, ..D. D. S.
DENTIST
DETER, ONT. Phone 31
AAt HAYFIELD Every Wednesday
EVENINGS IN .EXETER BY AP-
POINTMENT
LIVL3
POU LT R Y
WANTED
FOR SALE
A good dark bay driving horse
5 yeins old. Apply to Aserio1
Briesons. St. Josephs.
,...y..-
Susan every day till 3 Ocloek p.m.
`Da mot feed fowl same moaning
teiben 'brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
—CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Viefeie 94. Zurich
Tr nssi
FOR SALE
▪ IO -inch grain grinder in
condition L. Prangs
pp� ��
•f+ r. Havey Lippharclt• wrier
been q. uite i,li, is mitt ,ging
Mists Donelia ii'ub.y ,tf t
I.ondon .on ' WeduesdhY,
good
SILAGEF i g " TIQ , 04401000000004.8e ere
lea
HOW Tale, S]X,ao AB3iCI,CTSl COIRA
I+UIi, 1+111EDn
has
fo:i
Mr. Sirs. 11,: i,'file of is,all Vis-
ited
ited 'at the home of Mrs. 1',. Pf'ile
on Tuesday 'night.
An'°auto from Clinton was iv
Zurich on Tuesday and t we's no
snowmobile either.
'Me; Herb, Mousls4dau has installed
1a radio set its Mr. L. W. T-ioP' xitaxa'.
Gent's fixrriishingf'star i.
Mr. L. A, Prang is in Toronto
this week, where be Its attending a
large battery demonstration.
Mr, Lee McConnell of Varna
was a Wedneeday yititor at the
home of Mr. Wm, Ilatnont,
`Mr. Wrol Spa;oat. of ,$'eaforth•sstis
a 'Wednesday visitor 'with Mr. J.
Hey ,jr. •
FOR SALE
A good pair of Ladies {skates
annd shies, size 6. Apply at
Central Telephone Office.
FARM FOR SALE
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MesIsrs : {'urn Brenner, Bruce
13os'senbelry and P. Eisenbach Of
Grand fiend culled on Mr. J. • P.
Rau .on Sunday.
silage. Air -tight walls and a well
Mr. Ted TTrtberer is tatting a consolidated mass are vary essential
short course on Beekeeping at in tae control '3Y fermentation.
How Corn Changes In the Silo.
The green corn changes to yellow,
then brown and develops au aromatic
odor and sour taste. The soutnene
is due to the development of lactic
acid, the important preserving aget3t
_ in silae caking Bacteria whic
Mr. and Mrs'. H i- ry 'ic1 itueier cause do o +y and molds e inhl nted
have and Interned afi �r sp''•pding sev- in the id poor medium of fern-keine
'oral weeks at London Ste IVIares l corn.['.,a total amount of LC1(I
,solmed i., between one and two per
Sebringviile 'apd Brodhngen.. cent. of the weight o1 s la;; t. Oth r
MI. Nesbitt Woods, who is Trim- PorodMe enentatioii are a
cipal of the Wellesley pubic .,ell- eohnl anei.e of sugar,
r'ip
re -amounts at. --f
001 is visiting with Mr. wad %I7 s. `less a•• not large, being in the case
of alcohol .1 to .4 per cent. or til:'
T. L. Winm, ;a3 his.ischool is cellar- weight of silage. The amount of
intined on account of smallpox' sugar which disappears from the corn
Mr. and Mr:s. E. Er Steele are is almost exactly equivalent to the
amount of alcohol and acid formed
disposing ' of their household et -
during fermentation. About one -halt
{Acts by private sale, anyone in- the sugar present in the recently en-
tereseed call at the north door of , sited corn is cane sugar. This is
A Matter of Temperature and Atr- G5
Importance and iii ect of Arid
iForatlatiOn•-•-:Steer 'Oi1.25T',;;^^-S63agt:
and Grain shade B1Llauuoe Food.
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1 )outributed by On.in,10 Oepsrtnrentt c,i 4
Agriculture, I'orooto.)
The first evidences of change in
the finr,ly-cut fodder are a rise it,
temperature and the p'nductiou of
earbponic acid gas. The heat eau br g
_demonstrated by hand aucl the pres-
enee of carbonic acid gas is aiway+t
to be suspected, since the lessons -ee
learned during the old days of eloseo. 3
silos still remain firmly inhlii•essed on r3
the minds of many. Thu oxygen in ci)
the mass of out fodder is quickly 41
used up early in the process or ter- 0
mentation. The tempei.ature remains
around 100 degrees F. except at the• eP
surface or at points where air l
admitted,- gotng much higher. The •
continued presence of air or oxygen 0
is not desired and their removal from
the mass prevents the aevefopment 0
of molds. Molds are harmful in that
they doseroy or use up the, acids re- d
quired for the preservation of the 0
Consisting 01 99 acres being Lot
7, con- 10, 13ay Township. Soil.
is of a gvios1 rich clay loam, we11
drained and fenced and in high
state of cultivation,- There Ss on tell -1r of the :Break branch 'here Ilse
the premises a line hardwood bush and, Mee Steell:
ape ,1,-avtng town h Bold=
bank barn and other ou#lsuiltleings Ing t private scale of their Bone^-
hold effects. Anyone interested
should call and see themm.
the 0. A. C, Guelph, he leaving dli
Wednesday.
Mr. Ps Ra elle of the village pur-
chased an iron grey driving horse
from Mr. J. Mosienrr, o {the 1tth,
con. Hay.
the Bank building.
A2rs. C Frio and daughter' Mas
Pearl Wuttc, who were at London
broken up into glucose and then
changed to alcohol and acid. These
changes take place rapidly- and are
generally completed in 12 days, giv-
the past two weeks, are iexpeeted Ing and excellent preservative mu -
home on Friday of this weeks Mies dium, that will keep ensilage for
Wurtu ha' ing •under�c: tint • an over- years.
Hose Fermentation Is Produced.
ation for appendicitis.
The Silver Tea which was held
at the home of Mrs. B.,Pfile:un-
der the ausp�icee of the. •Evang''i-
ieai Ladios Aid, was a great suc7
'costs, the amount taken in eves
$15,00, which Av as' very incouraging the plant tell and reduced to simpler
to the ladies rliiie�d. • forms. These simple forms are at-
tacked by zymase and a small amount
Mr: E. E• Steele. who has been of alcohol is formed. Acid forming
The fermentation is brought about
by plant enzymes carried by the corn,
bacteria and yeasts, which niay be 1
attached to the cut corn or drift into
the silo as it is being filled. The
sugar in the green corn juice is at-
tacked by .the invertase carried by
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of 'eight acres, good frssme house, resigned and hire
, �. w• shortly
For further particulars apply eon
premises. -Daniel Truemner, B.R. 3,
Zurich, Ont. '
Mrs. Caroline Price returned to
FOUND Zurich lash Friday, after a few
A Buffalo . Robe on Ton Line, month, visit with relatives ie De-
Hay
ra:::. and Cavelier, N. Dale, .she
Hay and Stanley, Owneropcan have is especifally taken up with the,
same by proving property and fine sump{,^ •asitl•tonditioes in Cav-
paying for this adv. from Chas. ,S.
eller and liked it. very much at
Bedard, R.R.,2 Zurich. that - place, • .
The London division of C.N.R.
Will receive`• . good quota of the
new rails to be 'nett on the line's
L. D: $., D. D. S. - this year, it hits been fstuted fleet
DENTAL SURGEON' Huron an : i:h ic. + ..., lei }, • repine
ed with '80 pound. veil. • Where this
will be laid is announced lated,
Mr. and MrsC 'Jacob Gingerich
of the. Goshen; line :south, were at
/London last Thursday and in their
raturm they were 'accompanied by
their tee -year-old son Gerald who
had been at St. Joseph's Hospital
there .undergoing an operation for
mastoid trouble. Th' little fel-
low' is improving very °favorably;.
Dr. H H. COWEN
sr,vecal niilcrr n' 1 =;h Ia.iid on the
At DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH ev-
ery Thursday„ Friday and Satur-
day.
Main -Office -
HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
COAL
POOAIIANTAS
GOKE
p•
lprey
V1iBy,
Soft Goal
GOOD fall'?I,Y ON AND
ceae., Say
IPHONE 3S HENSALL -17
at famous five tube Sept?.
sta
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cc.
r tone, a
clear
d'
'vit
.ypp�, a it y:
A.'S
;!t'i+'ailr `surpn'ss anytleing`''in neRa.dio
*het costs up to $150:00.
"tt ialhing 'but the best in 'Batteries
'and eteuipment goes with my
every `his last ON THE AIR ev y de-
Mail complete for $130.00. •and -
.g
uara`mteed for one year1f its,
Radio X have it end the 'sales l
Vire right,
Pro N.'
A iEIN,'
MASAIVOilltt MOTO.,E . SERVICE';
The Department • bas made re-
gtiest to the legal • Women' lslnet-
etor
• etau
ditt stir ilr
ituto as to, Is,n g
for a series of teasel: op iion`ie-
nursing. . Any ladies wishing to
take this !splendid ebur a should let
the local. secretary, Miss Ida Rout
>i
14:
' �er than Ja
.. tai
•od
c know, no
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1f a class of 25 earl be procured
an, instructor will come. It is -still
in tiro' memory of metier, the, fine
instructions given ' by Mrs. • -Dir
Rittman, a .feu' years ago, and it
hoped that' these instruct -
'MIS will i•o eta. rtaliv es•good. The
MRS. O'BREIN PASSES. The de+tlth took p'a ie o',p. the 2nd.
con Hay Tp,, on Jan 11th of Mrs.
Mary Jahe ,-O'.i reire widow O; the
Tarte. O'irein in lii:t' 9irh 'ear.
her death being disc to pneumnn`a
Several years ago 1sh'3 emit wwith
an accident in'fracturing her hip.
She pelade a remarkable recon eey
but has been (somewhat an invalid
since, Tecate born hi Ip 31.tnd, her hue
band predeceased her many ye -
.ars ago. is Siursivccd by three dau-
ghters and once icon George, else
be four brothers the youngest of
'whom is 8e' yeah.
fees V CONTROL W._
Aceordeig to Galosh' information
bacteria also attack the sugars and
bring. about the :change resulting in
the mass being largely acid in char-
acter and therefore in a condition
to keep. -L. Stevenson, Dept. of Ex-
tension, O.A.C., Guelph.
STEEP. FEEDING.
Trial Conducted at the Experimental
Station foeSouthwesternOn-
tmrio at Bidgetown.
Twenty-three steels, averaging in
weight 1,145.6 pounds, were fed for
.113 days, makin-g a daily gain of
i.94 it ti:.:' ,:,0 pc•u:ids per steer.
The total gain for the twenty-tnree
Bead was 5,046 pounds made at a
cost of S.15 ceuts per pound.
These steers were fed in an open
shed and yard,. Silage and grain
were feu in ; ranger ruuni.ng the
.e
full lengte of el shed and handy to
the silo and. feed room. The rough-
- age composed oS cornstalks and straw
was fed in the yard. The grain feed-
ing consisted of a mixture of corn,
barley, oats, oil in,;ai, and Soy bean
meal. The Soy be an meal was start-
ed in very small amount and grad-
ually increased in the ration to one
pound per day. The total grain ra-
tion at the com.meecement of the
trial was t'ro pounds per day, this
was increased gradually to eight
pounds per clay near the close of the
feeding period.
The steer consumed a total of
461/2 tons or* silage, ten loads of corn
fodder and grain valued at $232.19
market prise The total feed cost
valuing silage at $3,u0 per ton and
fodder at $10.00 per load, was
$411.69.
The spread between purchase pried
andeelling price was $1.25 per hun-
dred pounds live weight..
The gain over cost of steers and
feed Was $171;.39. The manure may
also be considered a gain sufficient
tQ coyer the Bost of. 1•abor.-L. Stev-
enson,
Dealing 'With the Broody 'Hen.
the Ferguson Government tare to
make an appeal to the people of
Ontario nip lime of a platform of
Government Stale of iaptoxiceling
lies nor this line of action fie• by Ino
roans popular With all the 'sup-
porters of the Government, for:
T heady in-
dicated
'h have a
of
them as 'some
to the `X:(rime minris$ter that
they cannot hop-e� 'to carry rural
seats on thee tieltet brise o1c tithe -Tory meleber4 are so firfn .in
n pea
d
'� � have
alreedy
that they
a
ei,ftl v
'this t
lti
will
• pn t they
made up their mind tl °
not be candidates+ at .the forthcom-
ing election They fttrther express
the opinion that although Premier
PorgusisoT 101i1l los' tpp•'tra;w rlIMl
sh;ibs, det ll lh'i Will be,more tluir
sufficient 'to eeabte him to put
n
ll
e
e
Extensive and thorough experi-
ments dealing with the broody hen
problem eel/ proved conclusively
that br'oodiness lien, to a 'very' large
extent, be bred out of a Sock. To
achieve this enc, the prime essential
is never to hatch chicks Trail ekgs
laid by the hen that is prone to
broodiness. This, naturally, is a
method that takes time. One or two
years will not eliminate broody hens
feoni a flock, but there will 1)e
emue
ofth iuandt e will not be s"wpere
sisteni in their 1?r'oo rriess.
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Says Dr. McCollum, the great spe-
elalist on human nutrition: "Milk is
at a
the great factor of safety in making
good
grains
of the
d
eflc
let
i
the
' which fora and must' continue to
form -the principal source of energy
in our diet. Without the continued
use of Milk not only for feeding our
children but in liberal amounts in
oam rookery we caenot asee nation
Itiaintalti the posl•tloe. as a world
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