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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-04-04, Page 5YOU EVES Cali and have them TESTED FREE Special Prices for a, limited time Only gold filled frames, lenses, Reg. $6.00 for $5e00 Silver Alurninico fr- High grade best ground High grade ames bust ground lenses. Reg. $5,00 for $4,00, Best quality finger piece mounts gold filled. Reg. $6.00 for $5.00. Satisfaction always guaranteed, R, E. A. P PE L Jeweller and Optometrist 'Y'•1••e•w••a•w••o••2•r�✓r{•✓r•k••k••4•-3+•9• :••4°•S•IM°•4••C^4••t'• Zurich Book Room BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, I300KS, FANCY AND PLAIN ,WRITING PAPER NORDHEIMER PIANOS, PHONO LA GRAMOPHONES. RECORDS NEEDLES. FOUNTAIN PENS, FANCY PAPER TABLE NAPKINS. LARGE SUPPLY OF SACRED AND SECULAR MUSIC, Etc. Book Room in Lutheran Pars nage *++++++++++++++++++++4-1-1-14 K trt Fresh and Salt Meats Bolo.g•na Sausages, etc Deichert Highest Cash Price for Wool CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES ru bl utr & l WANTED ANTED Cream �g :Butter an mg lice .re v 7uT: FriiLy Eve, AL ur ch Pictures from .:, *; Iso one 1 - Two hours of Solid Doors open 7AS� Children 20c Adults LOCAL NEWS POTATO CROP CIMM Most Seriou3 of Thew Widely Estahrslleil in Ol:i Ontario, Varieties of Grains 11'lzielt (five Heav- lest Yields -0, A. C. No. 21 Gest Earley of d,11 ,.- Get Everything In Readiness for Spring Spraying Now, (Contributed by Ontario Department or Agriculture, Toronto.) reFIOLALS of the Ontario De- DULlbµ) btlLreeee,., b*%x'r w' 4•i", 1JOssIlI,y ;tjt' some cases too strong for safe apple. Cation, It is needless to say that the Hare of spraying niaceinery should never be neglected. Indeed, the spraying outfit should never be put away af- ter tieing uxitil the mixture is thor- oughly cleared out from all parts of [be pump, rod, piping, inose and noz- zles by running clear water through them. The water should be drained from the engine, and all parts clean- ed and oiled. ---Prof, Jno. Evans; 0. A, College, Guelph. A Handicap, FOR SALE Frame House and dot with sta- ble i1n 1Zuriah, Apply to Geo, rl'hi�e1 for particulars. FOR SALE 200 bus. feed beans, Price 75e per bushel, Apply to Leon lied- erd, 1-2 mile south oil a:. Joseph. MONEY TO LOOAN $3,000.00 to loan on :firs: mart The question of the limitations of gage, For particulars apply to partnient of Agriculture in- A. F; Bess, 7.;uri,ch, spatted 313 seed ' God was raised, the theory .of the potato divine right of kings- was shattered, , -- delfts in Northern Ontario the "Me and Gott" claim was bliss - last year of 278 acres, and 119 fields fully ignored and the war settled by EGGS FOR HATCHII�.; .qualified for certified seed. It Is esti- 'two nonoes yerheard ata railroad + White Leghorn eggs for hatch - elated that there were 16,000 Bushels station brae da before file war ended. , el tedtthee s i "Dis slice am a big war, but de big- ing• 60 cents per setting of 13. .? seed secured from North ; ger de better fo' we sho' is goin' to ! A, G. Ehnes, Zurich. .a ern Ontario. prophet the shipped to Old Ontario to be planted j other was far from certain, and said ee All of this is beingwin,"said thedusky Picy t es this year. Iso. "C'ose we'll win," pressed the The survey which s other, " `ten thous y s e' -ain't clot writ fol us? De ling, 60 cents per setting. Also ixf EGGS FOR HATCIIIN..r was made last an shah fall at ' White Leghorn eggs for habeli- °� ' Year by inspectors to detect diseases d td aJE;X in the potatoos was spread over 32 1 Y V counties, although the reports fro -m - -. four of that number are not include i SCHOOL REPOORTV in the statistics because of irregulars ties in the work. The territory cover i The following is the school re- ed was from Northumberland an A ry Laved of Host, God A mighty, am on Peerless Barred Rocks at $1,00 per m the side of de righteous. Ain't all de setting:,, d white folks prayin , ain't all be black folks prayin', ain't you prayin' ain(' ! Julius Thiel, Zurich, you a believin' Chat ' ?' d , peal to Scripture was weighty but not convincing, nor was the thought of - 1 stun, The ap- t poll. for S. S. No. 6, Hay, for the Peterborough counties west to Essex 1 molnth of March. Names in `•or-, not including Simcoe and Victoria. 1 Mrs. C. Fritz spent a row days ! der of nex'it, ! was found in this survey that a en London last week, Ji'. IV; -Llan Martin' Oscal average of 15 per cent. of the pots y I toes had the most serious disease o Mr, and Mrs. Earl Weido spent' Greb, Discola 'Smith, Cecilia Far-! Leaf Roll, and that 7 per cent. wer Monday in Seafortlz, well, Luella Foster, .Adeil Witmer.' affected with Mosaic, a total of 2 Miss M. 14ieliride is visiting fri,_I Sr, 1I1;- Charlotte Farwell, i per cent. affected by ,disease. An in b i Edwin Iiegier, {xeorg•e Reg er,i • teresting fact revealed by the survey ends in Blyth. and Clinton. t Dorscrna Foster. is that the diseases are most common Miss Irene Lipphardt is vision along the shores of Lake Ontario, g' Sr. II;- Luella Farwell, S.nth- 1 through Dufferin and Wellington friends in Dashwood this Week. f ony Regier, Bruce Rose, Edith Grab : counties, and along the shore of Lake Mr. I. ,Hudson of near Seaforth Edgar Foster, Katharine Hiuser, j Erie through to Essex county. Far - was a visitor in town on Monday, , Leonard Dabus Arthur Briss0.n1, Cher north the percentage of disease t ' a nation's millions on their knees" n a final argument to the coal -black Thomas. "Ain't all dein Germans prayin' jus' as bard as de res' of us?" e be queried. "Sho' dey is, but," tri- 2 tri- umphed the other, "caro'. you see it - . am all to no pupose? God cain't un- derstan' what dey says in dat heathen tongue, can he?" Didn't Deny It. Messrs. W. F. Braun and M. E]1'b l Jr, He -Laurence Regier, :Eche is such smaller. While the average Witmie,r• b for the two diseases is 22 per cent., some howed a much Pt. II; - Orvidle Witmer, -Geo- higher rate, athe s iHaldities si d 29, Wel- rgitna Foster. land 61.7, Lincoln 33.5, Wentworth Pt. 1.- Anna Marie Farwell, A- 26.6, Brant 44.8,. Halton 32.1, Peel bel Heuser, Alphonse. Dabus. 51.9 and York 25.4. The standard in Primer; - Harold Masse, this province permits of two per cent. er D. "I. Fowlie, Teacher. ceLent. iinf iiNo. 2. - Ins severe eed dllr Mosaic the percentage is the same, although in slight Mosaic the figures are doubled. The cause of these diseases is not known. Whether there is some or- ganism, or whether the climate has something to do with them, is a matter of doubt. Prof. P. A. Murphy, of Charlottetown, who is the Chief Pathologist for potatoes for the Dom- inion, and who is attached to the Central Experimental Farm, is at work on this problem, and it is hoped that before many months the 'cause will be known. At any rate, it is own that the diseases are more eommon hi potatoes in the Southern States. That is why it is expected Ontario seed potatoes will be in de- mand there in a few years. er visited relatives in Crediton on Sunday,. Mrs. Laird and Miss Laird, of Dashwood, visited friends here over Sunday. Our mailing list has been cor- rected to April 2nd. See that your label reads right. ` Dr, and Ml's, .T. Routledge, and. daughter, Mi..ss Ida, attended the funeral of a relative at London on Monday. -. Drs. H. Williams. of London, .A.. J, MacKinnon and B. Campbell, performed a ;successful operation on Mr. I3, ) ungblut for appendic- itis on Wednesday, The patient, is doing as well as can be expect ,ed, �- - - - ultr3r A pleasitng feature of the Y. P. A meeting held in the Evangelical sa�re,�aad v �s b;ds�.u,� Price Paid POULTRY TAKEN EVERY SAT URD 4.Y ` °.O'BRIEF" . MIMMaimiler•INImma•ftlielMoielmatemillibi.......nama.:* .1 - GROWING TOMATOES Where growers of tomatoes have !church last Sunday night was et a ,suitably place for srarting plants wet) -rendered quartette given by it is re,comuiended, that they the Misses Seibert and Routledge,' should grow their owe stock. By Leading Varieties of Spring Grain. - The !number was very much enjoy careful selectioh from individual The old Six -rowed barley gave way +ed' by all present. A well-timed plants from year to year a val.,.to the Mandscheuri, and that in turn address was also given by. itety may be much improved from has given place to the O.A.C. No. 21, file standpoint of earliness, unit- t riowhichis to the wgrown exclusion lloflghout On - practically Sypes of 'Hansa)). p ormity, and productiveness. When all other varieties. The Egyptian and Henry Ford's latest idea for sown in greenhouses, in a sunny. the Black Tartarian varieties of oats improving conditions of his ern- wilndow, or• ine a lv)it-berl, trio which were popular at one time have ployees is a six -hour' working day seed should l e sown in br,xes or been largely displaced by the Banner and more recently by the O.A.C. No. without any stopping for meals. flats containing three or four in- 72 and the O.A.C. No. 3 varieties, '.t•he plan outlined provided fora 'rhes of soil. The seed is usually The C.A.C. No. 72 variety has a corn - workingman to have his breakfast sown in rows about four inches:. pai'atively strong vigorous straw, ' and then go to work, remaining apart from one-quarter to one_ spreading head, and white grain of an the job for six hours, and tom- half inch deep, the sell firmly pre- good qualit3r, the hull being quite ssed down with the hand and made thin. In experiments at the Ontario ivng home ready for dinner at say,Agricultural College it has surpassed 1 p. m., with his day's labor over., moist but not wet. When the the Banner in yield per acre in each - , rough leaves appear the little pl- of nine out of ten years. It has made Besides THE LETTER. E' ! ants are transplanted into other a phenomenal record in connection occupying the bi ox in with the Phone 84Zurich The coal famine is over for the present, Town and country can MOW be supplied. We have ort hand a good ,supply of hard and soft coal„ Dir del Ontario DEALER IN g flats or hog beds about two inch- zo Standing Field Crop ' typographers "t. c." the letter "ee es apart each way. Further tran- Competitions, taking more first prizes r is the most unfortunate letter in splainting to about six inches a- btiued.t11T1ioher O, varieties ovoats ariety Delawaretzdson C o, s , p g i the English alphabet, because itis part is recommended as soon as ten days earlier than the Banner of LLn � 1 always out of cash, forever in de- the plants ,commence to erosl-d the O.A.C. No. 72, and is an excellent t C `,4 J A bt, never aut. of danger and in hell ,each other. This information is f variety for arising with barley when all the time. For some reason1 it is desirable to grow the two in taken from Pamphle No, 22 of the; combination. Of the spring wheats l E N S A L L N "T". I •thy fortunates of the letter has Central EYper'iizental Farm zs hich 1 th It d Fife, theMarquis i Phone House or Office -No, 10. New Te epho 'e Dhh ctor e are here Get your copy at your central ±affi�ee !Zurich or Dashwood. LOCAL MARKETS (Corrected every Thursday.) Butter ,.. . •„ ° e c i e, Marquis and the been overlooked, so we will cat) is available frum the Publications f Wild Goose are the principal vane - attention to the fact that "e" ne- French of the Depar.znent of _lg- ties. At the present time, however, It ver issin the�sbe beginning ayexistence., sr'Lcuttat Ottawa. The pam:p- when is sourgent the Marquis in peace. dfor wheat f g g filet deals 'not only with tomato and the Red Fife, and especially the the colnincncement of ease Had the culture at Ottawa. The paniph-i former, should be grown as exten- end of trouble. Without it there let deals not only with tomato cul-: sively as possible in Ontario. Spring would be no neat, no life, n0 hea- titre, but mushroom culture anal rye does not yield equal to Winter van, It is the centre of honesty, the forcing of rhubarb during the l rye but its cultivation will perhaps makes lope perfect, and without winter ,season, The soil and pia- f p ese t eyear, somewhat Th0.A,CurNo. the it there could be no editors, dev- ,rating for tomatoes are tulle- des -variety has given the best results, its or news. Reporters Ser vice, scribed as well as treatment for; surpassing all other kinds in yield of Z. P. S, REPORT. grain per acre.••-•• Dr. C. A. Zavitz, O. A. College, Guelph, diseases, training to the centre stem and other useful information, Report for Room II, The marks are based 0-0 Attendance, behaviour and efficiency. Jr. III;- Irene Decher 129; I- della Howald 120, Dorothy Brenn- er 123, Claude Meidinger 110, Leon- ard Wagner 106, Raymond Fisher 102, Garnet Weber 98 Fred Qua- ckenbush 74, CVernon Davidson 58, -Sr. II; -- Anna Mittleholtz 134, Mildred Geiger 126, Leonard Prang 42 111, Martha Heideman 109, Luella Prepare for Spring Spraying. 6.°...„u,u.a,n,ona,°. ° ,tlo,...ver,..,.°..�..°..o..e..°...,.,,,o.,. = Efficient and economic spraying is STOP O TSR N` fl M i hard to attain with the use of poor a NOSTRILS AND HEADs machine ay. The power sprayer is an _ e cpensive piece of machinery, but it t is effective when properly handled. Says Cream Applied i t lvouirils ee j Its usefulness can be greatly impair- e Relieves Head -Colds at Once. ° I ed by improper care. To secure the ` o highest degree of efficiency in spray- If ra s .a.,b.ps,.e°,.o.°..e.w..e..6•.,uA.o..u.m,�.,p„°,•° q.,m...•°..y p y - If your nostrils are clogged and your lug the maintenance of high pressure head is stuffed and eou can't breathe is necessary. Probably high pressure _ freely because of a cold or catarrh, jut ie not needed in all cases; it is, how get a small bottle of Ely's Cream, Balm is true that by means of it more thorough and, consequently, more ef- fective f fective work can be done in a much shorter time and with much less ! o effort, • The agitation of the liquid in the tank is another important matter. In the case of most sprays, the individ- ual • particles that make up the in- secticide are suspended in the water. Unless the sprayer is equipped with n good agitator, these particles will settle to the bottom, rendering the mixture in the top of the tank weak- er-talon i'.n eeauld. be.,end thee in the Eggs ... „ ... .•. 38. Reichert 98, Evelyn Ducharnie 95, . at any drug store. Apply a little of • 1 this fragrant, antiseptic cream into Dried .Apples ,., y 061 Kenneth Koehler 87, Wes. Callfase your ziostrils and Iet it penetrate Potatoes per bag . - ,..... 1.25 $4, Elmer Liebold 30, Austin Hey, through every air passage of your head, Wheat ... ...... 2.06--2.11 61, Alvin Gasnla,o 61, Arson Keller soothing and 'Healing the inflamed, swol- Oats ... ...... ... ... len mucous membrane and you get in- ,.. ... '60--65 86` etaxit ieIief. .Ah 1 how good it feels. Your nes- trills ere open, your head is clear, no more hawking snuffling, blowing; mor, headache, dryness or struggling Crean( Balm s just Barley ... ... ...... ... ... ... 801 Agnes IDietrich Francis TomDietrichh Thiel 100,86 73uekwheat . .....,,, 1.00 g' 7, Flour ... .,.. 4.50-e to Hazel Bedard 76, Gladys Melick no Drari 1 51i, Alice Dietz. 56, r 3s.00 tl arts .•..•............. 44.001 Average attendance for month for breath. Ply's C am B 1 i l ' o£ 11tsI'0-«27 what sufferers from head colds and car e11' Hoge, fob Hemel) ....,, d8.25 , taxxht:need, It's a .ileli` h a 1 Ill, A., Lamonf, .Teacher, g ..... FE Wife (during squabble) - You can't deny that I made you what YOU are. BUSINES, CARDS Hub -.I certainly can't, for what NOTICE.� All aecounts owing to Rartleib & Faust are now due. For the convenience of parties to make settlement we will be in the sore formerly occupied by R. F. Stade, adjoining the hardware an Satur- day, Apri] 5th, and the following Saturday. Hartleih & Faust, Zurich. I am is head over heels ie debt, Synthetic milk is being produced from peanuts by European chemists. A mixture of two or more honeys always is darker than any of the +Zriginal tinea. • His Retort. Richard Baxter, after the Mon- mouth Rebellion, appeared in the witness box before Judge Jeffreys, ref evil memory, and was greeted by the ."Butcher Judge" with -„Richard, I see a rogue in thy face!" 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