Zurich Herald, 1919-10-24, Page 5see
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WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTE D LOCAL AGENTS FOF THE
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN THF
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS ft I 1 ! '
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY, PLOW POINTS,
ETC.
GIVE US A CALL
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YOUR. ATTENTION .L..PLEASE
BUSINESS CARDS
PROUDFOOT, KULLORAN, & COOKE,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton St. Goderich,
Private funds to loan at lowest rates
W. PBOUDPOOT, K. C. J. L. KI .LOB.W.
IL J. 1). COOKE.
Mr. Cooke will be in Hensel' on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co•
Maty of Huron, Sales conducted in
atny part of the county. Charges
moderate and satisfaction guar-
anteed,. Address Zurich, R. R. No.
2, or pholne ,Zurich.
ANDREW F. HESS, Notary Public
Com missianer, Couveyaneing,
Fire and Life Insurance. Agent
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co Herald Office, Zurich.
Dr. E. S Hardie
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICR -
Zurich Meet
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna 'sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & R1DES
Tangblat &,.Deichert
Salesman Wanted
To Represent
THE OLD RELIABLE FONT -
HIL NUStERIES
• The greatest demand for Nursery
Stock in Years.
British and European Markets a-
gaiin open for Canadian Fruit.
Largest list of Fruit and Ornamen-
tal ,Stook, Seed Potatoes,
fete., grown in Canada
Write for Particulars
Stone & Wellington
• Establish.ed 1837
TORONTO, ON12.
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Thursday.)
Eggs .................. .
Dried .Apples
Potatoes per bag ,erre.
iWleeat ., .._ .. .—..
*Oats ,.:
Barley ... .. ... ...
Buckwheat .-- .,- ..- ..
Flour .,. ... ..: .
Brain .......... .....:......
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+ v dogs 101) Hain!'
fi 4
5 06
,. 1,25
-. 2.06-2.11
60-65
.- 90
, - - 1,00
4,50--6;.10
. ,... 38.00
44,00
.,A ;1.00
SOWING WINTER WHEAT
Dawson's Golden Chaff the Most
Popular Variety.
Life of Machinery Shortened by
Standing Exposed to Weather
After Harvest — All Machines
Should Be Overhauled and Stored
as Soon * as Operations Are
Completed.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture. Toronto.)
INTER wheat is one of the
great cash crops of On-
tario. It has been found by
farm surveys in the Unit -
and Canada that• in very
many instances, even in the live
stock districts, cash crops can fre-
quently be grown to great advantage.
Ontario is an important producer of
winter wheat, especially of the white
varieties which yield well and bring
for pastry, breakfast
ed States
good prices
foods, etc.
Winter wheat can be grown satis-
factorily on a variety of soils. It
thrives particularly well, however,
on a rich loam containing a con
siderable amount of vegetable mat-
ter: This crop fills an important
place in the rotation and generally
thrives well after beans, peas, and
especially after a -clover sod or a
bare summer fallow.
In experiments conducted at
Guelph the winter wheat which has
been sown 'ibout the end of August
or in the first week of September has
given the most satisfactory results.
If the land is in especially good con-
dition, as in the case of a sunmmer
fallow, the seeding ]night. be delayed a
little later. In sowing winter wheat
it is important to use large, plump.
sound, well matured seed cf strong
vitality at the rate of about six pecks
per acre on average soil.
The Dawson's Golden Chaff has
been the popular winter wheat of
Ontario for a. number of years past.
It is very stiff in the straw and us-
ually furnishes a highyield per acre.
A new variety called the 0. A. C.
No. 104, originated at the Ontario
Agricultural College from a cross of
the Dawson's Golden Chaff and the
Bulgarian, is very promising. In the
past six years it has produced an an-
nual average yield of grain per acre
of 45 bushels, while the Dawson's
Golden Chaff for the same period has
produced 40.8 bushels and the Bul-
garian 37.5 bushels. It has also tak-
en the lead over Ontario in the co-
operative experiments in each of the
past two years. This variety will
again be distributed in the fall of
the present year for co-operative ex-
periments aver Ontario to be tested
with one or two other varieties in
plots one rod wide by two rods long.
`those wishing to conduct this ex-
periment should apply to the Direc-
tor of Co-operative Experiments in
Agriculture, Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph.—Dr. C. A. Zavita,
0. A. College Guelph.• '
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. 1 elc we:e viii-;
itors to Seaforth on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Foster xe-
turned to De.roit on Wednesday.
'i'hc, returns of the quarter end-
ing Oct. est to the Registrar -Grin
,era] for (lay Tow':nship was us
follows; )::roils, 2;1; Deaths 2;
Marriages 7.
Next Sunday an cities and towns
working under daylight savi•'g
time will go back to the old time.
Ali railroads wil else opera'.e on
the oldi time after Chat •tato,
Large congregations et e :ds 1
the special Thanksgiving services
held itn Itlhe Lutheran church 'aet
Sunday. The •church, was nicely
decorated and .special singing by
the choir helped to make the; a-'ent
a memorable o•ne..
AUCTION SALE
Of farm Stock in;d implements on
Lot 16 c )n 11, 11 ay, on Nov. 4th at
1 o'clock p. ni. h'. Tablet, anclic neer,
Adelina Koehler, Wm, I oc h1er, execu-
tor -s of the estati of late S. Koehler.
Pearls.
A striking illustration of the ad-
vance in the value of pearls was af-
forded at a recent auction sale in
London. A necklace of fifty-two
-pearls which was bought in 1863 at
a London jeweler's for $550, was
sold for $'1,500.
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DO NOT LET ANY RED
•CLOV,ER SEED GO TO
WASTE FARMERS
Ind:ccations are that lied Cloeer
seed is going to be scarce and ex-
pa.s:ve, anti, under th.e circumst-
ances it will be good business for
anyone who has a clovea fieri] wh
iic1i muy yield a seed crop this
fall to cut it for the sake of the
seed. This applies expecially to
fields in wheih at this time of the
year a large percentage of the
heads have turned brown. If in
doubt as to whether such a fell
will be worth while cutting for
seed, take some average heads
which are brown right thorugh and
rub them, when per eetly dry, in
the palm of your hand, and you
may be surpr:se•i at the duality of
good s^ed that may shell out.
If you are not sure whether it
will pay to go to th? trouble of
harvesting the crop for seed,send
a sam-ple for examination to either
of the under.s'gned. No stamps
(needed for samples weighing leas
than 1i ounces. Other information
on harvesting, threshing, etc., will
al§O be jsupplied promptly:- ,
M 0. Melte, Dom. Agxostogist;
`John Fixter, Supervisor Iltustrt: i
ori•Stations, Central Experimental
Parra, Ottawa.
Prince of Wales
Who viisited London on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of John Leslie, late
of the Township of Hay in the
County ' of Huron, Gentleman, De-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given pursu-
alnt tot he Statute in _that behalf.,
that all persons having any claims
against the Estate of John Leslie
who died on the 16th August, 1919,
are required on or before the 1st
November, 1019, to send by Post
or deliver to the undersigned, Sol-
icitors herein for John Manson and
John Douglas, Executors of the
Will of the said deceased, full par-
ticulars of their claims; and that
after the said 1st November, 1919,
Farmers Buy
they save labor, save time, save money.
The Ford Truck is the most general-
purpose implement on the farm.
The farmer can get his breakfast at
home, take his produce to market, arid
be home again for dinner.
He can command the highest prices
for his vegetables and fruit because he
gets them to market while the dew is
still on them.
He can take his hogs, sheep and
other stock to market, as well as haul
roots, potatoes and, apples from the field.
The Ford Truck brings the city to the
farmer's door.
It solves the problem of the shortage
of labor.
A saving in horses, a saving in men.
Ford One -Ton Truck (Chassis only)
$750. f. o. b. Ford, Ontarionl
.buy_ only Genuine .Ford Parts
700 Canadian dealers and over 2,000
Service Garages supply them.
Trucks
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MAIL CONTRACT
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1 T is every woman's right to have
the best kitchen equipment that
can be had. The Pandora saves
trouble, saves work, and gives a
woman the joy of baking things
just as she wants them.
It is a woman's choice.
Let us show you the smoothly working
grates, the clear oven door, the fine ther-
mometer. Let us explain why the oven
is so evenly heated. You want the best
for your kitchen. Then see the Pandora.
FOR SALE BY
D. TIEMAN, DASHW OO 1)
MELICK & BRAUN, ZURICH
SEED GRAIN DIS-
TRIBUTION,
( Experimental Farms Note.)
The annual free d:s'.ribution of
samples of seed gran is being con
ducted at the Centrad Experiment-
al Parmy Ottawa, by the Dominion
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to Cereal:,st.
the Postmaster General, will be rec The following kinds of seed esr-
eivecl at Ottawa until noon, on a?sI will be sent out this season;
Friday, the 14th day of November, Sprang Wheat (in about 5-1b sans
1919, for the conveyance of His pies; White Oats, about •llb; bar -
Majesty's Mails, on a proposed Iles, about 51 b.; field peas, not gar
Contract for four years, 12 times den peas about 51b., field beans
per week on the route between Barry ripening, only for districts
d G r d, where: the season is short, about
the said Executors will distribute Gurrclr Post Offxee an rl
n 2 Ile: flax for seed, about 2 lb;
the, assets of said deceased ;thong
Trunk Railway Station at I3ensall
the verso -ns entitled thereto, .ha,'- from the Postmaster General's Ple' and flax for fibra about 2 ib.
Bas I Only one samples can be sent
iing regard only to the claims of P
which they .shall then have had
ino Ice, forms wh'Ich may be obtained 'ram
ors will not be liable for the said proposed ,Contracto
ln.ay be seen Alco
ant] blank forms of Tender may l the Dominion Cere^list at any t'm? A•
assets cot any part thereof to any be obtaiiiieid at the Poet Office 1 niter Sept. lst,
pees old of whose elaiaxl
etesraereelee
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
TAKEN EVERY SATURDAY
FORENOON
Do not feed fowl same morning
when brought in.
H ighest Cash. Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94, Zurich
Delaware & Hudson Co.'s
ere, to each applicant.
Printed notices containing f s of Appi°cations must be on ponied LA
t'and that the said Execut- er information as to condi ions of l t 1 1
CK. �1n�tX11; COAL
not then have item rete Inspector.
Dated at Goderich the 7th day I
of October, 1919. Post Office Inspector's OOfficc,
Proudfoot, Killoran & Cooke, London, 3rd Oct,., 1010.
Go deri'clf.
Solicitors for said Exeeutors.
notice shall I e 1 As the stock of see :1 is lithe.
gt.e,cl aInc1 at the office of the Post 0filo^
farmers are advised to apply ear-
ly to avoid disappointment. iso
application forms will be furnieh-
,ed after Vele lst, 1920.
CIIAS. E. H. FISHER, .Post Off:ee C. E. Sounders, Dominion Cere-
lire].....,i ..-..i •..�., ,tl 1 I 13381)0c:toi alist, ,..I ! 1 i . .. A
• .r,.k. 4 �. .'
Soft coal.
Qtir t£t"ms are cash on
delivery.
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