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g3EALER IN LIGHTNING RODS
SPORTS
Sar team again Iaunched two
•!League victories to their credit
Anne past week, the latter one
dieing on the local diamond here
hist Thursday with Clinton, when
an rather small attendance wa s.
present owing to the hot weather,
"The game with Crediton' at that
place was played last Tuesday
*sewing and lacked somewhat the
nesual pep, owing to the great beat
CLINTON GAME
1 INNING
Draper singled, Hawkins flied
riot; Either sinlged ; Draper out
at 2nd; Eilber stole second; ; Tai's
-leer fanned;
C. Huller tripled on Huller's er-
ror; Siebert a homer;; L. Hoff -
vegan ,singled; Henning doubled
end home on pass ban; Ohlert sin=
glen!; Brown singled;" C. A. Hoff -
mean singled; Ohlert out at 2nd on
tielder's ehoice; Wurm flied out;.
.Brown out at 3rd.
"#3 IN%TING
Tuife "
rn
rct., .>;
1
. Fs ed.; and out at 2nd;
Wither walked; Cooper doubled;
14torgan fanned; 'Potter snigled;
HuYler seoreai, :Draper singled
tiooper home on IIoffmhn's error,
Hawkins flied opt:,
C.. Hoffman foulet: out; Siebert
in led , L.
Hof t
�n
tripled;,
Hen
Ri#yg doubler! • n pztenten's ertor
rt ;$rd on Fatt s- error;
Ero°ivn ,grounded out; C. A.: ` Hoff-
man nnOilnded out; :C!
III INNING (`
Rilber grounded out; Tanker
fanned; Tulford groundedout.
Wurnn 1st ,oil Morgan's erx r; Cal,
ifass flied out; C. Hoffruan singled
Siebert singled; Ohlert doubled;
Bro►vn singled C. A. Hoffman horn'
er; Wurm doubled on error; Cal-
'fan doubled; .:Siebert grounded.
out.
IV INNING
Hillier doubled; Cooper 1st on
4,)hlert's error; Morgan singled;
Cooper out at 2nd; Ootter ,flied
out; Draper grounded cut.
L. Hoffman grounded out; Hen-
ning grounded out; Ohlert 1st en
Draper's error;; Brown singled;
C.A. Hoffman doubled; Wurm do-
ubled; Callfas flied out.
V INNING - '
Hawkins hit by pitcher; s Eil-
ber singled; Tasker singled; Tul-
ford singled; Huller singled; Co-
oper homer; Morgan fanned; Pot-
ter fanned; Draper walked;
Hawkins fouled out. •I
C. Hoffman' 1st on error; Sieb-
ert grounded out; L. Hoffman flied
out; Henning grounded out.
VI INNING
Eilber flied out; Tasker doub-
led; Tulfors grounded out; Huller
singled; Cooper grounded out.
Ohlert homer; Brown flied out;
C. A. Hoffman songled; Wurm gr-
ounded out; Callfas tripled; C.
Hoffman singled; Siebert singled
L. Hoffman doubled; Henning sin-
gled; OhIert and Henning out
at . home.
VII INNING
Morgan grounded out; Potter
flied out; Draper. singled; Haw-
kins singled; Eilber grounded out
Zurich Clinton
Ohlert p Cooper
Henning c - Hawkins
C. A. Hoffman 1-b Tasker
Wurm • 2-b! Potter
C. Hoffman 3-b Tulford
L. Hoffman ss 1 Draper
Callfas r -f (' Morgan
Brown c. f i Huller
Siebert . 1-1 Either
Clinton 020 160 0— 9
Zurich 439 316 —26
Umpires; O'Brien and PaxmanU.
Time 1 hour and 20 minutes.
CREDITON GAME
I INNING
C. Hoffman singled; Siebert fl-
ied out; Hoffman scored on pass
balls; L. Hoffman fanned; Hen-
ning doubled; Ohlert fanned.
Motz 'walked; . Beaver fanned;
B. Fahner flied out; Brown sing-
led; H. Fahner doubled on Callfas
and. Wurm error; Motz and Brown
scored; Hanlon grounded out.
II INNING
Brown. , tripled; • C. A. Hoffman
flied out; ` Wurm let and Brown
home on, ,'Fahner,•^s. error; , $alifas
doubled,- C. 'Hoffman flied out;
Wurin scored; Siebert . home run;
Callfas scoring; L. Hoffman '`flied
out. - •
Anderson grounded out; IC.
Fanner hied out; Wurth grounded
cut. ( ;. (( t
III INNING
Henning grounded out; Ohlert
singled; Brown sing;ed; Ohlert out
at 2nd; C. A. Hoffman walked;
Wurm fouled out.
Motz singled; Beaver singled;
B. Fahner flied out; Brown fanned
H. Fahner singled; Motz scored;
Hanlon flied out.
IV INNING
Callfas fanned; 'C. Hoffman flied
out; Sietbert flied out. ,
Anderson flied out; K. Fahner
singled; Wurtls .grounded out;
Fahner out at 2nd. Motz fanned.
V INNING
L. Hoffman grounded out; Henn-
ing fanned; OhIert doubled; Br-
own singled Ohlert scoring; C. A.
Hoffman tripled Brown scoring;
Wurm singled and Hoffman hcime;
Callfas 'walked; C. Hoffman trip-
led; Wurm and Callfas scoring;
Siebert deiubled and Hoffman hom
L. Hoffman flied out.
Beaver •flied out; B. Fahner fan
ned; Browns fanned. •
VI INNING
Henning decub:ed; Ohlert fanned
Brown hit ley pitsher; Henning :out
at 3rd; C. t. Hoffman hunt; Won
rm walked; Cellfas doubled Hoff-
man and Wurm scored; Callfas
scored on pass ball; C. A. Ho&
man waked; :`iiebet warlkesd;
Hoffman stole home; Siebert out
at home.
H. Fahner • 'walked; Hanlon !sin-
gled; Anderson flied out; H. F'ah-'i
ner out at 3rd; K. Vallimer flied orit.
VII. INNING
Henning doubled; IThlert. Walk-
ed; Brown walked, Henniieg scored
on pass; C. A. Hoffman •grounded.
out; Ohlert stole home; Wurni
Walked; Brown stole home; Call-
fay `walked; Wurm out at 3rd;
Callfas out at 3rd.
Watson flied out; Motz flied out;
Bea ver grounded out.
Zurich:
Ohlert
Crediton
Aennin Motz
C.A, Hoffman 1-bc Beamer
B. Fahner
Warm
2-b H.Fahner
C. Hoffman 3-b Hanlon
l,. Roffman s.s. (Anderson
Callfas r. -f K. Panner
Brown e. -f Brown
Siebert 1-- Wuerth
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M>tilfsginig the Wee Worhe 's •fit
the Crucial Time,
First See Than They Are Well rein=
Examine iIiireSV Carefully for Fond
Brood--Clip
la and Cont Queen's
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Mg xncz'ease,
•
(Contributed by Ontario Department ,of,
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Unless the beel[eeper, , gene ea,c)ji•.
colony an abundance of feed in the
fall, not less than fifty pounds 14ir
colony, the first manipulation ,in
early,APril.should be to•feed
onies`which• do not have at :least
twenty-five pounds of stores, left
ve in the
sin weak
food is•reIn
to lay to
-
at brood,
good.
a be'
d by'
ring
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t be.
ding.
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an
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col-
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to:
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the
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ethe hive. Many colonies star
spring and many others rem
because there is not sufficient
the hive to allow the queen
capacity. One frame ,9f honey
quired to produce one frame^
and to be in condition to give a
surplus honey crop there shoul
not les than ten trainee of broo
Tune 15th. The syrup, for an
feeding should be two parts
and one part 'sugar, Care anus
taken against robbing when fee
the syrup.
The entrances of all col
should be reduced so that only a.
bees cart enter the colony at one t
This tends to prevent weak col
from being robbed and also keeps
colonies warmer, which permits
expanded brood -nest.
Queenless colonies and colo
whip)). not cover two frames th
ly, should be united .with strong
onies. The simplest -method 'of u
ing colonies in early spring '• is
place the very weak or queenless
onies on top of strong queen-ri
colonies, with one sheet of newspa
between the two brood chamb
This should be completed in
evening. The bees will quickly gn
through the newspaper, ; and un
peacefully. If American foul -brood
present in the apiary, colonies m
not be united unless to other colon
haying American foul -brood.
When the colonies have been un
ed and have sufficient food, they ne
no further manipulation until t
.period when dandelions and - fr
trees bloom. This is a very importa
time And , a• little -attention given
the bees' will result in increased pro
later. The three manipulations whi
should be completed during the da
delion and fruit bloom period are
Clip the wings of queens; (2) Exam_
ine every colony for foul -brood; (3)s
Gaye ail strong colonies extra room.;
We ciipsqueens' wings to control
the swarm, also that the- age of the
queen may be known. A part of the
two wings on one side are removed.
with the aid of a small pair of scis-
sors, The reasons for clipping the
wings of the queens during this per-
iod are as follows: (1) Queens are
easily found; (2) There is little like-
lihood of clipping virgin queen; (3)
During a honey now queens are Iesa'
liable to be killed; (4) The operation
Is completed before the swarming'
season commences
-The
brood -chamber onya:Xerx colony
is ezan lued for Amerneaa and Euro-
pean foul -brood. If -the colonies lie -
came infected the previous fall or
secured infected honey through• rob-
bing " or otherwise in `early =spring,
American foul -brood will most likely
be found ak this examination and
preparations can be made fo'r treat-
ing the diseased co'lnnlee either at
once or at the beginning' of the main
now in :lune.
If European foul -brood is present
it can be easily detected at 'this time
and preparations completed so that
it cannot do serious damage, While
American foul -brood is apparently
only contagious,- European foul -brood
is highly infectious and endemic,
where black or hybrid bees are kept.
Resistant strains of Italian bees,
strong 'colonies and an abundance of
stores will rob European foul -brood
of its menace to beekeeping.
The third manipulation at this
time is to add an extra brood -
chamber no every reasonably strong
colony. -No queen -excluder is used
and the 'queen has Lite use of the
double 'brood -chamber until the clo-
ver honey flow has nicely commenced.
In .some :seasons when the weather is
fa•Torab'le the stronger colonies may
even need a third hive -body. above an
excluder, as a super fon-surplus honey
from frnpt blossoms and dandelions.
While 'swarming does not usually
occur until late June and early July,_
the swarming fever commences in
many co1+muiles during the fruit bloom
and dandelion period !because they
are crowed and have !not siithclent
room to snore surplus honey and en-
large the brood -nest,
cloversWhen the
it 1 time foor,thebeek eper to crowd
the` queen into the •lower brood-
chamber. Take enough tracmee sof the
youngest brood unsealed sued eggs,
and place tb-ese in the upper brood
chamber, Then place, the In matning
combs and queen in the. bottom
brood -chamber and place as queen-
-excluder on tip. Next Wane on an
:empty -super and the full hiva;hody of
etroed on top of the super. • '
If the beekeeper wishes to mike
Increase, this body of brood feet be
removed .to a near stand ten days af-
,ier it was placed en top of the super.
Unless the honey now has stopped,
iiipe queen -cells vend be found and X111,
Win brood will be sealed so that when
they! field -bees ha,pe returned to the
pa.re1s t hive, there wiiil be little dan-
ger o`[ chilling the forood. The in-
crease` should be examined in three
weeks no be sure the queen;4s laying.
%l the beekeeper does not wish to
make Micrease, all queen tells should
bedextro d #hl
e t
w
y n
broad wan placed on top g her bees
will Ali thei'.,combs,-with hotly as the
bees e .
Much • homey is lost to t'>;le bee-
keeper hecanse,-of lack of room: and
colonies s \pull he examined at Seas
once a ween-4111ring a honey ftow 0,114
supers aer
s a sed „whenever
the ono
/��
IJ
added is onc, h,t La 0eo-thirds tiller(
- i`rt•i, J1'Uilen 1''Yktyl,t)p aI ipiarisl
0. A. delimit, puelph,'
I4t , :l>iSt
Aeroa1jish ass
on
"Ai N1E14 URES
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QS S71J' 0/'? Com'%fit
�R CUSNION iNNCR fi�•s.
RULCR C°MPANYMC,
WING HAM .ONTARIO.
I have been appointed A.. Agent g ntfor this district for the
above Celebrated Inner Cushion! Tires:
.leased to And will ^ lie -
pleased give a demonstration at time. Cali
be convinced. any a and.
John Hey,` Jr.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE' is hereby given pur-
suant to the Statutes in that be-
half that all persons having claims
against the estate of Charles Wal -
per late of the Village of Zurich,
in the County of Huron,- Gentle;,
man, deceased, who ;died on the
6th day of December, 1920, are
required on or before the 16th of
July, 1921 to send by post, prepaid, .
or deliver to the undersigned, full 4,
articulars of 'their claim -s, duly 4.
verified by affidavit and the
nature of the security (if any) held
by them. Further take notice
that after the said last mentioned
-date the assets of the said deceas•
ed will be distributed among the
parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard. only to the claims of which.
notice shall then have been given
Dated at Zurich this 21st day of
June, 1921.• -
Henry Flaxbard and Andrew F.
Hess, Zurich, ont., Executors of
said estate.
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. C. Either and - family wish
to convey their most sincere
thinks to the friends and neigh -
boas for the assistance and sym-
p y rendered during the sickness
an death of the late Mrs. Eilber,
an also to the choir who fittingly
to part in the memorial services
BORN
'ko4hler—At Zurich on June 30th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Koehler, a
' ''son.,' "Robert Eugene."
For Sale—A good second hand
bicycle. Apply t o C. Fritz,
Mr. W. H. Edighofier of the 14th Ii
eon, and Mr. Schatzwere week- l
end visitors at Kitclnerier and other•j
points.
The Farmers' Sun in a recent
article calls upon the small towns
to, bestir themselves and not let
their trade slip eitywards by hol-
ding to time worn methods. .The
Sun declares that progrzs nave s'eps
are needed by country ,merchants
too keep pace with the modern bus-
iness methods adopted ley the city
merchants and manufacturers.
W. C. In U. UMEETIGN
The 24th annual convention of
the Huron County Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will be
held in the Evangelical :church, Zur-
jelii, on July loth and 15th, comm-
encing at 1.30 o'clock on July 14th.
Mrs. Pugsley, of Toronto, vice-
president of the Provincial W. C
T. U., will be the convention spe-
aker.
A splendid program will be
given on the egening of the 14th
Everyone is welcome to attend
the sessions of this convention.
MS. A. T. COPER,
County Con -Secretary
John B. Lein of Elmira passed
away at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Wm. Schmidt of Kitchener,
on Sunday, June 25th in his 5;8th
year, after several month's illness
with. cancer- of the: stomach. De-
ceased was of a sterling honest
disposition and won t;lie confidence
of ' all who he cane in contact
with and was known by several
in ` the community of Zurich and
Dashwood, visiting hese quite
frequently, and being a cousin to
Mrs. C. Trueniner, 14th eon., and
Hy,, Wm+., and Philiphade of
Hay township. He is survived: by
his Widow, tiro daughters, Miss
Lilian 'Lein and Mrs. Schmidt of
Kitchener.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Result of Promotion Exam, of
RoomIII
00
Jr. IV' to Sr: IV; Pass 435--
L, Rosa 580, Hon.; John Kochems
532; L, Rader 525; F. Deichert 511;
.Edward Gxascho 506; May Schwalm
488; Austin Schwalm 483; Liz..ie
Leibold 450, Lulu Albrecht 463;
Garnet Walper r 461
,Gilbert t
D {-
,icarne 4.60; Gordon Seine/elm 457,
Ilan Yungblut 450; Idella How -
f):14, • .445;; Ride, Co1I_i".hs 350.
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YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
G.. E. TRETIIEWy
Sr. III to Jr. IV;—Pass 435—Mil-
dred Geiger 567 hon; Evelina Du-
charme 551 hon; Irene Decher 548;
hon; Kenneth Koehler 518; Leon-
ard Preng 512, Claude Meidinger
481; Dorothy Brenner 480; .Leon-
ard Wagner 461; Ethel Hess 456;
Austin Hey 425; Wesley Callfas
396; Raymond Fisher and Luella
Reichert; absent.
F. Kalhfleisch, teacher
SCHOOL REPORT
Result of Promotion Exams. for
No. 6, Hay. •
Sr. III;—to Jr. IV—A.uthony Re-
gier,• hon.; Luella Farwell, hon;
Bruce Rose.
Jr. III to Sr. III—Lela Witmer
Edith Greb.
Sr. II to Jr. III;—Orville Witmer
hon; Anna Marie Farwell, Georg-
ina Foster.
Pt. II, to Jr. II;—Beatrice {Far
well hon; Harold Masse/ hon; Alph;
onse Debus, Andrew Foster.
Sr. Pr.—Willie Watson.
Jr. Pr.—Priscilla Farwell, Elda
Gingericli, Nelson Masse,
Pt. I to Pt. II-IAirl Gingerich;
Neil Witmer; Evelyn Masse, Ken-
neth Greb.
Dorothy I. Fowlie,teacher
DASHWOOD
Dashwood's, civic holiday and
school picnic' to Grand Bend on
Thursday, July 21st.
Mrs, Earl Neeb and baby Teddy
and Miss Della Neeb have return-
ed to Pontiac, Mich., after spend-
ing a few weeks with relatives
heMre.
r.
Thos. . Kiu mp •
purchased e
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r
P has x
a
se
d
a new tractor and threshing out -
tit:
Master Albert Stoll of Kitchenn o
er is visiting
at
the
h '
prne
of
Geo, o,
It
Ediglxpffer,
Miss Ida Wambold of London
9 t
r
!1
rent e e y
p h w
ex .
nd with Miss Pearl
Tiernan.
Mr. Wender .Colosktly of Elkhart e
Ind., and Mrs. Seilery of ,$e fortll,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wes,Woltd '
Master Reggie. Armstrong of Lon,
don is spending his vacation With
his aunt, Mrs. P. Mclsaar,
Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Broughton,,
who have spent the past- year ire
Manchester, Eng., are visiting .the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J.
Kellerman. ,
Mr. D. Chilton spent the weeks.
end in Toronto.
Rev. Grenzebach of North Ekon
Hope and Rev. G. Brown of Tan,
istocl: attended the 'funeral of tile+;
late Mrs. Wm'. Brown on Tuesday.
Mr. Art Weber had his fali;i
wheat plowing done by Mr. L. H'
Rader with , his tractor.
reports an' excellent: nob.
Arty
During the severe ectomy whichii
passed over here on Sunday aaf4er..,
noon the house of Mrs. Jno, Sehr-,
eder Sr., was struck by lightnin .
Mrs. Chas.: Fahner and chi.tdren,.
of Saline, Mich:, are visiting
town,
Mrs. D. A. McCormick:' of Brid4
geburg is visiting her' mother Mrs;:
F. Baker who had been ill.
During the set*ere thunderstorms
on Sundry nil;liit Mr. Arthur'1'Pei;er..
hacl a valuable horse killed bn-
lightning.
(Intended for last 'week)
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Krueckeberm,
motored from Detroit On Saturn.
day last and spentc a for days �witlit
the batters parents, Mr; and•lfra..'
Casper L. Walper',
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Thiel spent,
Sunday with the latter's ,parent
at Dashwood, -
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Is;rue*ekeberg,:
accompanied
_
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Ills +
by latter's to
is
Sis-
ter, Miss Edith Walper, called wit,.
friends in and around Zurich on,
'Monday. -
Miss Alberta and `M�
1 e
London, accompanied) Kby
c..
heir friends Miser Eileen Storeyn ";
Mr. Russell Pitt of: Lando''
,Spent'
,
he
holiday da
with It
Mx+,'
I±`och. and yrs, G'�
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Kuntz of EX +.
ter visited 'with Mr, and drys.
Carpe,, ',NNalper baa tiundi,y«;
1'