Zurich Herald, 1926-05-06, Page 5!k)rxrsdlay, May 6th, 1926
HUSINESS CARDS
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3B, I3It%ST'ER, SOLIC1TUti, NOT-
ARY P'UBIdO, ' LTG'
Office, Hamilton Street. Just on
OM Square, GODEI ICH, Ont•
Spatial tial attention to Counsel andI
Court Work.
Mfr. Holmes may be con'sultee1 at
tldaatterich by phone and phone
ttlargols reversed..
i1*Ir.w F. Hors, Township Clerk
i tel marriage licenses, Notary
}FIs. Commissioner, Fire and Ant-
iduab'btle Insurance, Representing
Ogres aid Brie Mortgage Corpore-
ally*. 'rhe Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
S. Knapp, D. D. S., L D. S•
DENTAL SURGEON
at*IN OFFICE -- HEN'SALL
Dr. II. IL COWEN
} '• Ia. D. St, D. D. B.
DENTAL SURGEON;
At DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH ev-
Thursday, Friday and Satan -
Main Office
yiiARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
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�t OSOAA GLOP!
'Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat -
i School of Auctioneering. Try
!Yee for Registered Live Stock
:len Breeds). Term in keeping
'stab prevailing priees. Choice
intsms for -sale. Will sell -anything
atoywhere. Zurich.
gi3one 18-93 or write,
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneeer for County,
'Huron. In a position
tenet any auction safe, regardless
is to size or articles -to sell. I
isolinit your business, and if not'
iitatisfied will make no chargee for
•en'vie's.
Arthur Weber, e Dashwood.
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Zurich Moot
1 MARKET
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Fresh and ' Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Ir, hest Cash Price for Woul
CASH FOR SKINS & F 1DES
uangbi" t '&'
eiohert
ono in a position to aeearmo-,
age rail requirements in the Livery,
2,181Ine, have Auto for hire. Any -a
IUdzig done in the teaming line.
G DRGII J. THIEL:
Mott 611 Zurich
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filLR kers every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
I3th not feed fowl same morning
delft, brought in,
Iighest Cask Prices
--CASH li'OR--
Cream and Eggs
e O'Brien
ilPiil�loe 64,
Zneiniti
The F�y-n,
1:AGNETO
Does eget weak
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Our re charger is
gain on the job
TESTING FREE
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Wants, For SaIe,',Lost,
Found, No;ice, Etc. Ad's
IN THIS COLUMN
Moving Pictures
Under the ai*piees of the Zur-
ich Jubilee* Band, a moving Pic-
ture lahow will be held in the
Town Hall, Zurich, commencing at
8 p. m. Saturdey, May 8th. Ad-
mission 20c. Children under 1.2
10e. EVERYBODY COMP.
FOR SALE
A good ipumping windmill,
Leader, with 40 -foot steel derrick,
apply to Jacob Gillman. ,
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NOTICE
WIIIMINIVMEIVIMM
The Zurich Egg Poet ins again in
operation at T. L. Wurm'n store,
and anyone •so interested Can pool
their eggs there by making arranse
ment's.
WANTED ,
Girls Wanted to' operate rsew-
ing machines in S. M. Sanders Clo-
thing factory, Exeter, pleasant
work,g ood pay, S. M. Sanders
Mfg. Co., Exeter.
WANTED
An •a'asistant Matron for the
Huron County Rothe, at" Clinton,
Ontario. Dirt es to commence June
est, or as soon as possible there-
after. Application's received by.
the undersigned until May 26th.
Personal applications preferred.
John Torrence, Inspector:
Clinton, Ont.
FENDERS WANTED
FOR ' CONCRETE WORK
Sealed Tenders, addressed to
Chairman, Building Committee,
Lutheran Church, Zurich, for con-
crete work in connection with build
ing of church Sired will be received
up to 6 ,'o'clock, pen., May 1811,
1926. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. Plans and
!specifications may be seen at F.
C. Kalbflei!sch's office.
H. Yungblut, Secretary.
Zurich, May 4th, 1926..
FOR SALE
Sorrne good cheap cattle hay,
'slightly damaged through wetness,
by shipping. CCall at my barns
J. Hey,..Jrr, Zurich..
WANTED
Girl for, housework. Plain cook-
ing. Good wages. Apply, Mrs.
Jones -Bateman, _Britannia Road,
Phone 289, Go.derich, Ont.
FOR SALE
We have ,the following Wised
cars which we are offering ai
good value for the money -
1' Ford touring at i);i7fi.
1' Ford touring at ---_•- -._,... _._ $100
1' Ford touring 1922, !starter $1145.
1' Sedan at '
$325
C. FRITZ & SON, Peed Dealers
FOR SALE
A barn with good strong frame
on Victoria Street, Zurich, for
further particulars apply to Herb
Monaseau,
FOR SALE
A good second hand DeLavai
Cron-,+ Separatme — apply to Louisa
Prang, Zurich,
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Pure bred Anconaseggs, iron.
very good laying strain, choice
stock, Our price ie right, leave
your order early.—Lloyd O'Brein,
Zurich, Phone 127, tf-39
FOR SALE
Standard Combe ,Foundations,
manufactured by Ruddy Co. Brant
ford. Prices up to 25 lbs. at 65c
lb. 26 lbs. or over Esc lb.
J. Haberer & Sons, Zurich
FOR SALE
Flex seed• far > ceding your !stock
IL S. •11 EIN, - Prop. at $2'.50 par be>tshel:
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LOCAL Plc
Mise Donella ,Ruby of Strathroy,
is visiting at he'r home here.
Mr, and Mss, C. Fritz were Sun-
day evening visitors to Dash-
wood. _
Mr. 'and Mrs. E. WI Stoieltell
of Kitchener, were visitors. , here
o'er Sunday.
Mr. J. W. IVlerner ,wa1si a , izus•-
iness visitor to London on Tile --
day. !. "
Mrs. (Dr.) A. McLeod of Wrox
eter, ifs • visiting with her; .father;
Mr. Peter Koehler.
Mrs. Tal Block is spending a few
week's with her brother, Mr. Ed.
Wurm 'at Markham.
Pleased to report that lMius
Dorothy Fritz,, who Is confined in
London Hospital is improving.
Mrs. H. Eickreier has returned
after upending a few weeks in'
London and St. Mary*
Mius Veola Hildebrandt of Hen -
sail spent the week -end with her
aunt, Mr§, Chas, Weber.
Mr. Albert Siebert of Montreal
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. L. Siebert,
Mr. and Mrd. Louis Weber cif
town, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weber of
Hensall are spending the week at
Detroit. I 1
Mr. George Hes hes recently
purchased the building, equipment
and good will of the Hess Carriage
Works, and will in future conduct
the business in his own name. •
Mr. Jacob Haberer who has
spent the. past few months in Tor-
onto has reurned to his hornehere
Mr. Ches. Fritz and son Ward,
Mr. Elmer Oesbch and Dr. H P'.
C•-'ven were in London o. Sun-
day:
The Ontario Religious Education
al Society have proclaimed Sun -
nay, May 8th. as the 'bilg ab -
bath in which everybody goes to heavy strain, wear and early destruc-
Sund•ay School. tion. Tar a.pplications to rope, while
increasing the rope's resistance to
Mr. M G.. Deitz 'has "greatly' irtl-- weathering, reduces the strength
proved the appearance of 'the about twenty-five per cent. Rope
village by removing all the old should be kept dry.
'telephone poles that were not in
use any longer .owing to the recent
cable work put in.
The hardware and furniture firm
of Johnston & Kalbfleisch, has just strand ropes together in the form of
sold the last of what was a. car_ a splice increases the diameter at the
point of repair to the extent of mak-
ing this type of splice objectionable
if the rope is to be run over pulleys.
THE PUG N° Of.11.1)PE
MAY SAVE THE FARMER t4f17CI'l
TIME AND T1100310E.
Hope Is Made of Cotton, Hemp, Jute
and Flax—Strength of Manilla
Rope -- Skort, Long and Side
Spljecs — Rope Halters Are the
Strongest.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Rope for stock halters, 135y fork
and grain sling equipment, the tying
of animals or materials, hoists or
,holding is used on every farmstead.
A knowledge that will enable the
farm boy to tie quickly the various
knots and bitches will save much
time and reduce the possibility of
accid•:nt on all operations where rope
is used. The ability to quickly splice
a broken hay fork rope at the time
when it is most needed wild save hay,
time and trouble.
Rope Material.
Rope is made of various materials
such as cotton, hemp, manilla fibre,
Jute and flax. The rope most fre-
quently used on the farm is made
from hemp, imported from Manilla.
Common rope is generally composed
of three or four strand. The four -
strand rope is stronger than the
three -strand of equal diameter.
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Strength of Manilia Rope.
The safe load for the various dia-
meters of manilla (three -strand)
rope is about one-sixth of the actual
breaking load. For three -strand
manilla rope of one inch diameter
the sale load is under 1,000 pounds,
While the breaking load is nearly
6,500 pounds. Half-inch rope should
not be subjected to a load greater
than 230 pounds if it is to last and
give service. The breakingstrength
of half-inch manilla rope is 1,620
pounds. A three-quarter inch rope
can he expected to carry 525 pounds
as a safe load, or 3,600 pounds with
very great risk to both material and
operator. Rope should not be used
over small pulleys or runs if it is to
last and give good service. Many of
the hay fork pulleys used are less
than eight inches in diameter, and
are very hard on the rope, causing
The Short Splice.
The short splice is of great service.
It is quickly made and strong. The
weaving of the strands of two three-
ioad of . woven wire, and are rap-
idly sending in orders for more
supplies. This is probably a , To make a short splice, unravel the
new record for wire !sales in Zurich' ends of the two -pieces of rope that
When the new 50 -pair, cable cs it iS desired to splice or fifteen inches
if the rope is one inch in diameter,
ready to be installed from Zurich or less if working on a smaller robe.
Central to westerly limits •of the • After unravelling wrap the ends of
village, the service ;on all lli.nr' . the strands to prevent them untwist -
leading west in the village and ing. Bring the strands together by
into the country will be cot off tying by pairs with an overhand
for 'such. time until new cable is knot, the strands from opposite ends
installed. of the ropes being joined by the
splice. This done the work is cern-
Mr. John Baker of Hey Town
ship has recently purchased a
very fast trotting stallion from R.
5. Dora, of Illinois, State r imeiy
Galin -Qat Gratton 2.11;x, n hien a
undoubtedly the lowest tio'tieg r;•-•
cord of any hirer i'n th icirii s:
'I'Ir. Raker made the purchas:' t•'IP
the benefit of incl i ; i'ag the trete-
ting 'stock in this district,
Con'siderabl^ ercit^m nt was
caused in the west end of the vil-
lage on Tuesday afternoon, when
ilio team of hoes ownod by Mr.
L;''111. Rennie took fright and ran
'westward, they did however not
go far till they ran against ahydro
:nee, broakene t a•; w'er e a num-
ber o ftheir own equipment. At
(hits time they subdued and agai'•t
became manageable.
With the new cream regulations
coming into effect on May
the local cram gathers are oblig:ecl
h use larger trucks, and an indiv-
idual can for each customer, and n
:sample 'o? each 'can will be tested
and paymnet will bo made accord
ing to- the rin•Zlity of !fl^ cream
rr'tr''eted, Me's 11 G^im in and
T, Weber have each purchased •.
`new truck to handle this large vol-
me of can's.
The Blake Mission 13aiu1 held
their MOD tb1y meeting on Satur-
day, April 24th. The meeting was
opened by sin; ing, prayer and
reading, of th^ •scripture lesion
;from John 1, vers" 35-45, The
toll 'wee .calW.1 and responded to
'by a versa of !seript:ur':-, r he•-
ing 19 present, A number of le-
terest•ing readings were g iven'.
Edith; Walters read the memory
text's, .. the meeting closed by eine.
ing "Je'iue Loves Me", and repeat
ing the Lord's Prayer in unison.
The weatherman is giving us
a bi gvariety the past few days,
on Sunday was probably thewarm
est day in over six months, when
the mercury went up to 80, then
on Monday the snow was again
!lying. There was 1. uite a storm
on Sunday night, among the dam-
age done was the blowing down of
Mr. Jacob Galltnan's pumping mill
north of the village. The wea-;
thee continues backward and slow
progre'ssi is being made at seeding.
and the heavy bed of ice on the
lake 'still remains. Some of .the
older settlers remember many ye-
ars ago when the ice 'still was On
the lake 'on May 10th, but this year
will likely see it at a niueh 1 iter
'ate,
nlcted by weaving the strands into
the rope in both directions, using a
fid or a tapered and pointed ' •r '.en
pin to e sen the strands. The free
ends are passed under every other
strand for a distance of six or eight
inches each way from the centre of
the splice. This donn,the remaining
ends of strands are cut off and the
work completed.
The Long Splice.
This type of splice is used where
it 'is desired to make a union of two
pieces of rope and sti71 rca ,in nearly
she same diameter at the splice. A
long splice in a three -strand rope will
be composed of not more than four
strands at any one point, and the
length of the union is very much
greater than in the short splice. To
make a long splice count off sixteen
turas from the ends to he spliced and
mn.rk by tying with a strong twin,•.
Unlay the rope ends down, to that
point of tying and force the ends to-
gether to begin the s, lice.. Develop
it further by unlaying rine strand
from each rope end and filling in with
one of the loose strands. This accom-
plished, three of the loose strands
will be much shorter than formerly,
and the ends can be woven into the
rope as with the short splice and the
union developed. The strand ones
can then be cut off and tuckc:den o!''
of the way, leaving a long .smoor it
splice.
The Side Splice.
The side splice is frequently usotu:
where it is desired to join two cop e
of the same or different, sires, It
extensively used in halter nral,cr, ;,
This splice should always be road,+
so that the pull is in the same direc-
tion 1t the spliced in rope strands.
Rove Raters.
Rope halters of val•iou, types and
y
sizes can be easily made ba6rhandy
farm boy. The rope halter has the
advantage. of greater strength over
falters made from leather or cotton
web. The cost of• the home-made
retie halter is very low—tire purchase
test of the rope—if the work of mak-
ing is done on wet or stormy days. ---
L. Stevenson, Dept. of Extension,
0. A. College, Guelph.
Care of Strawberry Plantation.
The care of the strawberry plan-
tation during the fall months will de-
termine very largely the size of the
crop next year. Clean tillage should
be maintained. It is especially im-
portant to keep down the perennial
weeds, sueh as plantain and dock.
No farmers' organization can con-
tinue to live that is managed arbitra-
rily itis likely to succeed only as
members develop a livir active
manifested in its board of direct .
1 Farm Implements
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