Zurich Herald, 1920-09-23, Page 5tin
BUSINESS CARDS
PROt7DFOOT, KL.LLOi AN, &. COOK
'Barristers, Sulicitors, Notaries
Public so. Office, on the ;eclti•tra, 2nd
door from Tinmi'ton St. cl;,tl:314,th
Private funds (o loan et 1ptv.eet ,chew
Peouareoeo It C. J. lr. Iuia,tetala,
7:i, J. D. Gooiu ,
4v. Cooke will be in Hensel]. ow Friday
and ,Saturday of each: weak, • 'l
ANDREW F. HESS, Notary Public
Com. nnisaior'2er, Conveyancing,
Fire and Life Insurance, Agelet
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co. Herald Office, Zurich.
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fMURIC13' EVERY WE.DN.1'7S DA Y
;aASHW'OOD EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFF'TC) - HENt".ALL
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OSCAR KLOPP.
Licensed Auctioneer for. the Co -
i my of Huron, Sales conducted
in any part of the County. Char-
ges moderate. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or no pay.
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale,
Zurieh, P. O: Phone 18-93
Licensed Auctoncer
I „tve taken out Auctioneer's
License for the County of Huron
And am in a position to conduct
any kind of Auction Sale., Hive
mere. trial anti' I will assure you
satisfaction -or make no charge.
Arthur 'Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13
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Zurich fieri
r,ARKET
'reg r and Salt Meats
Bo1c;~ra Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Pike for Wotill
CASH FOR SKINS & 11.11.)115
Deichert
Massey.1h
PAI
ares
1 handle all kinds of Massey-.
Harris repairs for Farm Implem-
ents, Also. a full line of Verity
Plow Points and Plow Repairs, at
My Shop; opposite Town Hall.
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HENSALL
G„ T, R TRAIN CONitiECTIONS
MORNING
Stage leave Zurich -.. 7.00 a.m.
South, No. 162 ... ... ... 8.58 a.m.
Ncrtil, No. 163 ... _.. ..-10.33 a.rn.
AFTERNOON
Stage leave Zurich ... .-.3,00 p.m.
South, -No. 161 ... ... 4,50 pan.
North, No. 165 --. .-- 6.1.4 p.rn.
VE
POU LT RY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock pan.
' iso not feed fowl same .morning
when brought in.
highest Cash Prices
-•-CASH FOR--
Cre im and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94, Zurich
Delaware & Hudson Co.'s
LACK PAN`Cti
AL
Also soft coal,
Season -1920 Summer Deliveries.
Owing to the uncertain and un-
tettled condition still prevaling in
the coal trade, We are again un -
'able to guarantee delivery' or price
We will do our best to fill all or-
ders, and prices will be charged in
prise ruling on day of deliitery.
Our terms are cash on completion
of deliveries,
Remember We purchase only Stan-
ford qualitys
'hone house No. 10, Office No. 10.
tiEN ALL « ►-
I`UT YOUR LOCAL
NEWC
Vlia. g For a eg Lor;
round, t671o43oe, F ;tti.`o Adb1 iVlr and Mrs. Wnl. (: ra, $ tag'g 'l tY ;, t;�"� �t�� 'a
MEI iritr,i.t sp �R�!t�'sI'
IN THIS COLUMN tint Monday at Seafortthr .✓
LOST'
seen unay Parkhill. MuchDr. Jos. ;Routiodgir and fatuity; F
lLa.OS'l ' t S d1 iMuch '�'a (� (.rc�Ii��;:, ' "retal�'c
A silk covered parasol with br-
acelet handle between Honsall•and
14th con o nSat. Sept 4tli,, kittdt'r clter and N. T,, Siebert.
at
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Mr H, Jack Burn w vett Lie Sas, 4,
.,.Iiti1.il#'113 srin;€;,
is visiting at the horivs iii' J. Pre-'
kindly lia:t''.a atHeraldOffice. (Ianal,' Due to Vaulty Celt:litioll of
By buyJng goods at home ''(}4 tlaa? 'teeth — Syynpitme • lMseribee
help the outer fellow keep bis
• FOR SALE i lob, and you keep yours.
d'rest,l'ipti(» re; nod (AeJteral
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One u -h, p. UnitedUnitedt.rasulant, ell- r vine as to TM.�.tment--•-Cultivation
Ree. W. J, `c"tiger tint] sero ('I tt.•-
gine, died ignition, clothe plalev,' � 5 «f a„, Heed C'io rs.
an trucks, good as new. enc o, D't lhwoocl wen? a vi a'tnr l
L'• Prang' in the 'village on Monday. (Cuntributed b,' Ontario Department 1'4
FOR SALE I If you are a parson whose feel-
�'Id •'1 scull) in a nowIiassey-- Ings are easily hurt, you ;are going i'N'1I:t>av1C indigestion, or indi-
Harri. 11 -disc drill. to be miserable most of the time. • gi'ation without engorgement,.
1s PRANG, LOi4T-A. (cold Cross, with soli- is caused by improper food;
es
es-ere�^--'----e---------•------•---- iti•tl A.SV,II.1 . e tg,••1Vrcl thereon, `. imperfectly masticated food
i1itslor leave at Herald. office. A. due to the process of dentition or
re ward offered irregularities of the teeth, voracious
Msa, r.,• Steskosif of Kitchener, feeding, irregularity iii feeding, (1e -
i; visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, '1'�•omas bility, or partial inactivity or .the
A rlcultu,e, Toronto.)
LOST
Just e'ist of Zurich on the Zur-
ich to Hens ill Nerd, a sewing ma-
chille drawer. Finder please leay.'
at Herald. Office.
WANTED
GIRLS to work in the, Hill Dent
Glove Factory. Sewing Machine
Operators, also girls for examin-
ing and trimming and turning.
Apply at Factory. Zurillc. -11
FOR SALE
A good secondTema No. 21
Fleury pro;v. J. E. Druar, Zur-
ich,
FCOI. SALE
I have one new Singer drop head
sewing machine in stock at the old
price, a real snap. Cell at once
at •W.H. Pfile's Shoe Store.
H. WELL -- Zurich,
AUCTION SALE
30itnytrn, digestive glands.
le
Ips L. G. I3('tmer and family of Symptoms.—A capricious appetite,
Detroit are vision; at the home often a tendency to eat filth, usually
or the fornlcr's parents, 11Ir. and increased thirst, the animal becomes
Mrs R. Heideman, hide -bound and Its a dry scurfy
We aro at your service for cider skin, irregularity of the bowels, grn-
makin; orsfor cooking applebut- eral unthriftiness, dullness and more
ter. -F. C. Kalbfleiseh, lir less well marked inability, to
Misses Gertrude and Melvina perform work. When caused by Me
Sh^acl'.* of the Bauble Line south, perfectly lnastieutacl fond, the cause
pent it week with friends in Lon- can usually be told by the appear -
don, - ante of the feces. Colicky Pains 0.1.e
1 ^ st11Ii^tildes pr .s' nt an 11001 or so after
Mr. and Mrs. At,n ;1' Mittelhultz ling The animal hits a general
and son Clay: to of Kitchener, are
ulithrifty inlirsti ancc and lacks vigor.
visiting i'riendti and relatives 'rt Treatnlen(.---ria a large percentage
the viilage of cases is clue to inahility of masti-
MvTr. and Mr,. Eckel -and son S\'al_ sate properly, the nroutlt slionid ai-
ter and Mrs. Stemler of 1'latts-• welt's be c ,refullY examined. If the
teeth require intention and the owner
Of. Furniture, household effects, ville spent the '. eek -end et
the las neither the Iteeessar
;' held in Zurich on ,Sat_Y he fault
he
etc. Will b
home' of Mr. and .'tits. W. Siebert• nor the shill to correct the he
urday ,Oct. 2nd at 1 'aclock p.m. ,• should take the horse to a veterinar-
H. Well. proprietor; O, Klol)p, aur. Messrs, `Gilliam r inl. Ira,
and Arthur Dithnts, of Mildmay, tan. In horses abottr, three years old
tient.: r.
the trouble Is very often duo to un-
H.
Visitors over the week-c'ntl Si i f': molar rolar crowns, Nos. 1. and 2 in
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson
en oh tow. In a liorsii about four years
]lobos• old No. 3 in each row. These crowns
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellerman, Mr. can be easily removed by the use of
and Mrs. Adam Burk and ilzrs. to pair of small tooth forceps or a•
AUCTION SALE
Uf Farm Stock and implements,
on hot 8, con. 11, Hay, =.3 milts
south of Zurich, on hTursclay Oct.
7th at 1 o'clock p. m• sharp.
1+'. Taylor, Wendel Smith,
- :Auctioneer. Proprietor.
Snell of Dashwood motored here ] pals of pursers. In older hoa•ses the
Sunday a:ternoon and. enjoyed the: t
pointsor1 very often
of tto ooth otlrssntn
,,;ternoee program tendered in the! _,
>♦ t nn ;tl.' . chnrclr. I : _ en the outer edge of the upper•
Chadre
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Cry for e� r
re
\\: k) \� ye" Neese'
e'•' h �~
7" Vit
i 6. fp �':,�a ,fin• ,�,,� - �•�-�,,.. y�.e r rar..,�r,�w,�K K�� y nrn,���, -�• ,.-,,�+'A.^fir par, ��..
1 �� �. e�4a�;.� �+. L•4r�: •a''t,.�,."i '`'m`-�"'s'�i9a`L„ c .>''�a �'h. a,a..°w « ,'"',a-'%,'�'�', �; �'?�.�.,•ti,'a�'��Rt�i�S.
Fletcher's Cct: toric is rt'.'Ivt:y a remit:•, r' !'P I xf s:As send Gierldren.
Foods are specially I e i �; babies <'1.
is even more essen_ial r L'y.. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups n -ups are apt inn .rgbange t.bie. It was,; the need of
a remedy for the common. iirnents of %Infants and Children
that brotight Castoria before the public after years of research,
and no claim has been Hwa do f. r it that its use for over 30
yrs has -not proven.
1'( lis C S F 1 A 9
Castoria is a harmless substitute f Ca, ccs} 011, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is plertr artt. it contains
neither Opium, Morphine ncr other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. Fcr more than thirty years it bas -
been in constant use for the relief cf Constipation, Flatulency, -
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying F.;rier?shness arising
therefrom., r.,d by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort—The 15.7cther's Friend.
GE E �� H WAYS
Bears the Signature of
zRwaziligglig
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[Jse Forfiver 3Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YO
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molars the
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inner
edge
of the lower ower
Chat 1
c -•-_ .A {. zit 33ottt {'laic•tcen
FOR SALE Mr. and Mig Hilton Truemner of o i;:,; to a lotto, tooth that requires
While they last, we are offering the 14th con. and Allis Mabel Sch i Shearing, or other• month trouble that fI In very Cole weather to drake i.he
x'3'1 Standard and United auto a'l;. Mr. II (:rais:'r and N. Schatz clot he r.orreeted only 15y an expert
comfortable and to keep her id
80good condition feed (a little at a
time, •glut often; in dry straw or other
litter) Borne kind of mixed grain.
Milk to drink, or about a pound
of meat or its equivalent in beef
scrap each day, is required to supply
material for the building ot: the egg
white for twenty hens:
tires, guaranteed 31(1) miles. Heg-
ttlar ;21 for o"nly $18, at Stade R'
W'eido,
•'r- F•
.Ve have a few used washing'
machines and wringers at a barg-
ain. -Stade & Weido,
NOTICE.
FOR SALE
1918 model Chevrolet five-pets-
seng'r auto in good running order
for $650, Home, harness, buggy and
cutter, $165 for quick s' -ale. Also
bred -to -lay- White Wyandotte chi-'
eken, Dr. Aitken, Kipper, Ont.
i will operate my cider mill ev-
ery Monday, Tuesday and Thurs-
day of each WPM:. until Sept. 20th
and then every day of the week.
MENNO S'TECKLE : 8-12
Bronson Line, --- Stanley
WANTED
GRAIN -We are in the market
for all kinds of grain and er'e' pre- 14 Ir. Joh:i Hey, Jr , of the Goshen
pared to pay y-uu the highest mar- Line just South of the village' has
ket prices. Don't forget that solei his f.rr.n consisting of 12/ act e
the Hensel] market holds a good to Mr. \Vin. Gren:er of Tiihury,Wh•.)
reputation for paying; high prices gets imn1-'diatt possession of the 25
for .grain. acre" on con. i. ('onsiut'ratien,
Cook Bros, Milling Co. $1e,Ot10,
Heenan, - Ont. 11-2
of Dashwood, spent a few days
ie r, mr:. .,trat.o.d. Kt'h`n"r,and
>tht'^ p:):nti.
M. anal. Mra, H. H. Heppe', wk.)
spent the p:.1st couple of weeks at
, tht' latter', home, Mr. and Mrs. R,
lleide;nan, have returned to thein
home in Kitchener.
Mrs. Harry Badour of the Zur-
ich leeid, near St. Joseph, had
the nliSfortun0' to fall over 0. plow
MI h 1 ' 11, the act of he. d'ng off some
colts, and fracture. her ar.11,
with the necessary instruments. When
t, o fault is not in the mouth, and the
patient be not too weak, a purgative
of 6 to 8 drams aloes and 2 drains
ginger should be given.
In all cases where a purgation is
to be given. and prompt action is not
necessary, it is wise to prepare the
patient by feeding bran only for 18
to 24 hours. In all eases after the
administration of a purgative, the
animal should he given rest, and bran
only to eat until purgation com-
mences, which is usually 18 to 24
hours, and sometimes longer. When
11 fails to act in about 48 hours, a
Mr. C.il)er l:oerig of the 14.01.second dose, a little smaller than the
con„ Hay. has dispose.. of his M. -first should be given.
ty-acre Sarin
to lir. 1'Iarcil Curt -
After the bowels have regained
their normal condition, mix equal
'wean, for the sum of $4800, Fos
Corn -
quantities of powdered sulphate 02
session given next March• iron, gentian, ginger. mix vomica and
1'i -carbonate of soda, and give a
Mrs, W. C. 'alif2t', who under -
tablespoonful three times daily*, t1l'.
went anrte ration at St. Tosepli's fold of good quality in small quan-
l3usl.)it
Hospital, , :,ndon, 'ti fE't'. tv., eiis titins, anti tis digestion improves
ago, returned to tete ltomc Here last gradnaily increase the quarriity, un -
S rturd ty, and is improving Try t:1 the dc.sIt•ea1 'Mount cola bed
e fc d
rapidly.
' T. IX, lined, V,S., O. rA. College,
Guelph.
FARM FOR SALE
I have for sale the foiloiwns
fine farm, situated in the Tonw-
'I•ht' Canadian who trades iris
dollar over the counter :n Detroit
for 89 cents worth of goods 11 a
bigger fool than he ouhgt to be
ship of Hay, convenient to village Mnot'y scalpels over there make
and. school and in good state of a eoinfor'table living out of such
cu ovation. The farm consists of .people.
120 acres, 'with eleven acres of good T'lit' n: Mt 111S meeting of the
bush, plenty of good water, frame \iT'ite was held at dwelling,. good bank barn and nt'w omens the hunt" nstituii Mrs. 1Dr 1 MacKinnon
silo, Also nineteen 0.01013 of fall and was well attended, 'l'ho pa -
wheat. Possession given in the
fall or next spring. For particu-
lars apply to A. F.• Hess, Z' urieh,
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 acres. being lot
17 con. 9, township of Stanley, a-
bout 2 miles south -wast of Varna,
on the: Babylon Line, also 50 -
acres across the road. The
place is well, built with large bank
barn, and silo, fa good frame house
and an abundance• of good water
pumped by windmill and supplies'
in the stable. The farm is in high
state of cultivation, well drained
good fences, etc. Possession can
be arranged with the proprietors
for this cording fall. Par further
particulars apply to .Reid (St John-
stern, Varna. Phone 17-623, Clin-
ton; pt -14
CCiST-C.P.A:EXECUTIV
The Test Psid Profesetou
took—keep/n.14 ,cntited. only those wish nay for ad -
1 -1u ,u• nt to tit l,fv rti t oirtant. Hone -study
1.(4111 ..1.1, ei)tocmaa-
tloai 'ave traIll.,1 more cent,
1i t1, i 1.11 8,t t thterinstltti-
tito1 We navy, h\ 1•• .+1 1nindt :rl:+ of (Allem s('ctItc
good paying t,awitlt,N. +' tali h, by yrat.
intuit,aliotali1•.tiit.3ai4aw,i5iaty i3os302Totdutr
pers were excellent and, many
good points were appreciated as
they were read. Mrs. Maclk.initon
served a very tastie lunch and
was no doubt, enjoyed by all the,
ladies pr; sent.
The anniversary se'r'vices in the!
Evangelical church last Sunday
were celebrated very devotionally I
i
1 Bishop
The prix ells' speaker, tits]
Spreng, of Naperville, I11., deliver-
ed very powerful! addresses, in
the morning conlnluli,on Was giVOn
in the German language, nad in
the afternoon the Sabbath School!
was conducted, here the Bishop 1
also gave. very instructive points!
on this great work. Mr, J. Hol -1
teman of Crediton also very ably •
addressed the 'School for a short
time. The ev=ening services 'vas
exceptionally 'well attended and ,
the unweh watt filled. The Bishop
again pre ached in his usual eOnim
ending way of "(Tirist the pre-'
eminent.". Mr, Frank Taylor of
Crediton also rendered 11 very sn-'
itable solo at this service. The
Missionary ptxmeeds for the day
nnioilnttel to e(fl tiidt'r11)le over
$100.
Cultivation of the Hoed Crops.
The Hoed Crops in Ontario are
inane up prinepally of earn, beans,
lyaiatoes; turnips, xnangels, and car -
iota. These crops occupy fully one.
million acres annually. During the
pest fifteen years, the area used for
con has increased, that used for
roots has decreased, and that for po-
tatoes has remained practically the
same with exception of some varia-
tions in intiividttal years.
All the root crops her l referred to
(10 well after sod, espe"cia.11y after
clover. L. is generally well to have
the land ploughed in the early aut-
umn. If manure is available, the Iand
could be worked before winter, ma -
mired
tmired find placed in narrow ridges
about thirty inches apart. This en-
ables the il•ost to work on the sub -
1,011 between the ridges, and preserves
tine fertility in the ridges themselves.
Land prepared in this way works
splendidly in the spring when brought
into cultivation. 1n the case of po-
tatoes, it is lunch better to manure
i.n the autumn than in the spring,
and its is frequently recommended
to manure even for the crop previous,
in order to prevent the development
of a large amount of scab on the
tubers. Farmyard manure for the
Hoed Crops can often be supplement-
ed to advantage by a limited use o1
commercial fertilizers. The ferti-
lizers have gigtn particularly good
results in connection with co-opera-
tive experiments throughout Ontario
With potatoes, mangcls, and turnips,
The application of 160 pounds of ni-
trate. of soda per acre increased tate
matted crop about six tons per acre
per annum in average of five years'
test, A potato fertilizer made up
the proportion by weight of seven
parts of nitrate .of soda, sixteen parts
or • superphosphate, and nine parts of
!ululate .of'potash, Inas given econo-
mical results where it is used at the
sato Of 820, 640, or 980 pounds pet
0, A. Zavitr, O. A. Coffee -is,
Guelph.
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Bought and Sold Any Issue. Par
and accured interest.
A• F. HESS, - Zurich
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YOUR HARNESS NEEDS -f
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Will be promptly attended to lisle. nee us al tit
I • ,•••')(MULE TEAM TrAl,:>ESS.SINGLE 1, 11X1 SS,
REPAIRING Or, ALL ric.1Nl)s
Rugs; Blankets, Bells
4.
4,
4,
Full line of Whits, "Sweat Pails, Curry Combs, etc'
A Trial Solicited
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THE FARM ERS 0 ' THIS SEeTTION \WILT. 'HARVEST
ONE OF THE LARGEST reteioe 1Y SOME YEARS, •
\VITl?,N TIi'11 CROP TS SAFELY STOEEI) THE
r \it?'i YOUR SHOULD PROTECT ,"OURSELF GRAIN
AG AINS''T
LOSS BY FTRTsiren: 'l
'UNTIL siren: AS THE RAIN IS
MARWl'Fi D.
I CAN .INSURE YOU' iN 1It- LONDON MUTUAL FIRE
NcSURANCE CO. Al' THE FOLLOWING L,OW COST PER
MONTH.
20e per $100 for 1 month. ;:tt.a. pee $100 for 4 months.
;.0c per $109 for 2 months, L;`r per $100 for 5 monthq,
40.E per $100 for 2 months. 'He pee $100 for 6 months:
er a $2,000 policy for 4 Months will cost you only $10.00.
NSIIRE YOUR ATT'I'OMOBIL' AGAINST FIRE, THEFT,
ACC'TDENT, ETC, RAT LS It•:A$0NAi3.LE.
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