HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-01-22, Page 8To our m wny Customers and friends
We extend the
COM 'LIMENTS
ofjthe S AEON
l-Iere are a few goodivalues
For Ladies
Sweater Coats, gloves, knitted scerfe and togue setts, tea ap-
rons, hankerchiefs, linen towels, table cloths, cushion tops, dresser
and table covers, etc. t ?. 1 .1..! , ,1, . , ,
For Men
A. ,select lot of fancy charts, ties im
wool scarfs, gloves, sweater coats, or
style, Come and 'see them.
Nippon China
boxes, 'silk mufflers, heavy
overcoats in new waist line
A large assortment of Nippon hand painted chinaware on hand in
mew decorations. We make spec-iai efforst to secure the very
beast in this line of goods.
Groceries
New raisens, currants, figs, dates, peels, shelled nuts, oranges.
A full line of candies, chocolates, creams, etc.
J. Gascho & Son
Massey:.1w* Implements
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS FOF THE
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN THE
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINNERY, PLOW. POINTS,
ETC,
GIVE US A CALL,
Casper Walper
Zurich - - Ont.
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I have taken the contract to handle Ford parts and will stock
a complete lime of genuine Ford repairs.
Lr:ng your Motor car troubles" to us. We specialize an any make
Al! cepa?ring guaranteed, We repair not exper'imeet,
Mousseau
Zurich
GARAGE STAND AT T. JOHNSON'S FORMER FURNITUi;E STORE
Dr R B. Catt, Veterinary Sur -
goon has opened an office en Da';h !
LOCAL MARKETS
wood and will be ready to 'eons -1 (Corrected every Thursday.)
mence Veterinary Practi'eEgg.s 70
coning week. 1 ],utter 60
r)ried Apples
Potatees per
Dufch Setts .
According to the 1911 censu9,
the rural popula'.ion numl.e.e1 3,-�
925,670, a'nd the' urban 3,78dy961.
The urban population showed the
greatest increase,
SOMETHING ABOUT MIL
Mysteries andMar is yin it
7 Production and Lite.e. r '
• hip.
How Milk ]s Secreted --Thunder Does
Not Soar Milk, But Battelle Does
the Business—Agalactia, ' or :iib.
Bence of Milk, Occurs More Fre-
gaeintly With Cows Thin In the
Females of Other 'Live Stock.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agrieu1ture, Toronto.)
CONDITION known ax "aga-
!actla," or absence or milk
fn the mammae at the 'tine
of parturition, probably oc-
curs more frequently in cows than
in females of other classes of stock.
ft may occur in a `female in any con-
dition as regards general health, gen-
eral care and surroundings. The
causes, or conditions to which it is
due, are not well understood. It
occurs even though pregnancy has
been apparently normal :and..,has
reached full term. It is probably
more frequently seen , In females
which have .not bred for a long time,
or in those which have produced
their, first young, though themselves
aged. While it may occur in an ani-
mal under any conditions, there are
conditions that appear to predispose
an animal to the trouble. Jet' such
cases there appears tobe a waat.+';;t
development in. the lacteal apparatus.
which may have been caused by, pre-
virus or present chronic disease of
the udder, a chronic lessening in
bulk, called "atrophy" of the udder,
exhaustion following disease, severe
labor, insufficient food, eitherduring
or immediately after pregnancy, nat-
ural debility, emaciation, etc.
The mammae is usually. small and
soft, and attempts to milk produce
only a few drops of a yellowish fluid,
in some cases fellowtd'by a few drops
of a whitish, watery fluid. Treatment
is frequently unsuccessful. It con-
sists in feeding liberally on easily
digested milk -producing food, mas-
saging the udder frequently and
stripping the teats three or four
times daily. Great attention should
be paid to the digestive organs in
order to keep them as normal as pos-
sible, and the patient should be kept
so that she will take considerable
exercise. The writer's experience has
been that the administration of drugs
is non -effective.
In many cases the gland becomes
perfectly inactive, and remains so
until after the next parturition.
when, in most cases, it becomes nor -
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Bow Milk is Secreted.
No one knows exactly how the
cow secretes milk. Various theories
have been put forth explaining the
process, but none of these are en
tirely satisfactory. About all we
know is that milk is a true secretion
of the mammary glands Iodated in
what is known as the :udder, more
commonly called the "bag" of .the
cow. It is made from blood. '
In order that the cow may home
plenty of blood, out of which she ma,
manufacture milk. She must be in n
healthy condition, be supplied with
plenty of pure air, and water, and
have an abundance of the right kind
of feed.
Some cows are unable to make
milk abundantly even though the
owner does all he can be expected
to clo ,for his cows. It these cases,
it is the fault of the cows --they
have not the power within themselves
of making milk from their feed. They
seem to change their feed into blood
which is used as a basis for manu-
facturing beef, •instead of milk, In
addition, there are cows which ap-
parently do little or nothing with
their feed—they neither give milk in
paying quantity, nor do they become
fat. Thceo are classed as "boarder"
cows, and are very unprofitable for
a farmer to keep.
The only way to know for certain
whether or not a cow is able to se-
rreto milk in paying quantity, is to
see , rnil�c from each cow for
at least three days In each month.
Also test the milk for fat at least
twice during each lactation period.
In this way, the owner may select the
good from the poor cows, and thus
build upa
Wheat
Oats
Barley
1.1
bag ... ._ 1.50
6`le —7
1.95
80
1.25
Buckwheat ...' ...... ............... 1.25
Flour ... ... 500-61.10
Bra2r ... ... ... ... 45.00
Shorts ......... ..... 50.00
Fogs..,. _... _ 16.00
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GRAND
Carnival
To - Night
Thursday, Jan. 22
feet 8 p. m.
Prizes will be awarded for the fol-
lowing;— •'' '
Ladier' hest Comic costume
Gents
Ladies' fancy costume
Gents' "
Mr, end, Mrs. Jiggs
Mutt and Jeff
Happy Hooligan
'Race for Boys <tinder 14 years.
Married men's game of hockey,
Charlie Fritz and Wm. O'Brien cap
tains.
(Skating afterwards until 10.30.
Adults 25e. Children 15c.
Hockey News
That revenge game between Zur-
ich nad Seaforth last Thursday ev-
ening had to be called off on acc-
ount of the storm. Evidently
the storm had its revenge:.
How about that ladies' hockey
team?. It's very (peel these days,
perhaps gone off snow -shoeing.
Everybody has a .certain am-
ount of snow to shovel these days
-but on the rink "huts" does it
a11,.
That hockey match this even-
ing, Thursday eve, at the Carnival,
1t ill certainly be the sensational
game: of the season.
A very fast game of hockey was
played on. the local rink last Fri-
day. evening when the Cubs def-
eated the Tigers by the score of
Monday- evening witnessed the
fasters game of the season on the
local rink when the Cubs won
over the un -defeated B. Cats.
The game throughout was what
they called the "Blood Game".Phe score was 4-2. 1-1 at
half timer.
FOLLOWI`G ARE THE LINE-
UP OF ,ZURICH TOWN
LEAGUE
BEAR CAT'S;--- •
Goal T. L. Wurm, r.w., CI.' l of-
fman a 1..w. H. G. Hese; c. 0. Davis
.E Oesch ; 1.d. G. Koehler;
TIGERS ; •—
ele,nl, P. Aikenlread.; r.w. Lee
ton
O'Brien; Lee W. Johnstore; c. A.
l,d
Siebert, r.d, E. Weido; Lee
Hofsman,
CUPS
Goal lei, Weber; 1.w. Rau; c.
L, C'a,lfas; rev. R. Procter; lel. W.
Prom; led. Clay. Hoffman.
Won Lost
,(leer Cats e 1
profita a herd fol' dairy (Cubs 2 1
li tllreses —Prof. le. R. hear. Ontario Tigers p
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We. exten d tour many patrons
A Happy New Ye r
These Lines are well worth looking over
Pyrex Ware
A good assortment to choose from.
That clean, Lastly looking glass, cook'hng and Baking ware
that w:11 stand oven heat and mot breiik.
Aluminum Ware
A splendid Iine to choose from. These make choice
gifts for the 'wile, •If it is for service and long life,
choose aluminum.
,Silverware
hives and rdrkele, .spoons, Etc,,
Ice Skates at i40.9koey Stic Cs
That boy or girl would enjoy a good pair of skates. We
have them;.. Automobile and Star, also •several cheaper
brands to choose from!.
FULL STOCK OF FURNITURE
Zurich's Busy Store
Melia Braun
PHONE 63
Clearance Sale
Of Men's Overcoats, Sweater Coats,
Winter Underwear, Gloves and Mitts
Denomy Bros. Zurich
We heartily extend . ct our numer.
ous customers K:i vi friends
A Happy and
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