Zurich Herald, 1922-01-12, Page 5' 'Z ufiF'eday, Jranuarrlent, 19`42
BUSINESS CARDS
*' caudfoot, Killoran & HOLMES.
Barriatere, Solicitors, I'otariee,
Pu;oli, Etc,rOffiee on the Square,
2nd door. from Hamilton St. God-
eriah. private funds to loan - at
lowest rates,,
W. I roucifoot, I ,C. J. L, Killora 4' .LOST
D. E. Holmes. In Zurich, a puree, containing
PUT 'MEM
Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Found Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
I'Mr. Holmes will be in Rensall on small earmark of money. Finder
a
• Friday of each week kindly leave at Herald Office.
ANDREW F. HESS, Notary Public ».. .
Com missioner, Conveyancing, •
Vire and Life Insurance. Agent SHOE AND HARNESS
Corporation and Canada Trust REPAIRS
Co, • Herald Office, Zurich.
DLE. S. Hardie
DENTIST
,At
ZURICH, EVERY WEDNESDAY
1)ASHWOOD :EVERY THURSDAY
IMAM OFF''tC1 — HENS tLL.
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for1he Co-
nnty 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. 0, Phone 18-93
licensed Auctioneer
I have taken out Auctioneer'
License for the County of Huron
And am in' a position to conduct
any hind of Auction Sale. Give
me, a trial and I will assure you
leatisfaction or make no charge.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich e
MARKS ■
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna. Sausages, etc
1Highest Cash Price for Woull i
CASH FOB, SKINS & RIDES
rangblut
Deiohert
ZURICH LIVERY
I am in a position to •accomo-
date ;Oil requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing Clone in the teaming :line.
(GEORGE J. THIEF
Phone Sia Zurich.,
momeor
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do not feed fowl game morning
when brought in.
Highest Cask Prices
--CASH FOR—
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone -94. Zurich
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1920
A Year Of
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT
for the
London. Life Insurance Co.
Head Office; -- London, Canada
SCALE OF PROFITS
To Participating Policyholders
was
Increased During War. Period
Maintained through Epidemic
Period
Continued in high cost period
Asx unparelled Reward. •
A. Hoffman, Agent__
Having opened up a repair shop
in the Old F1ote1, f Blake,: I am
in a position to do anything in
the line of repairing Shoes, also
repair harness, • tf-27
SAM ROPP, - BLAKE
STROH'S PRODUCTS
•Salesn•aren Wanted to sell our
"Excelsior Brand" Malt Syrup and
Hops. Agents making big re -r
turns:—Apply to Greening and
McIal'aster, 631 Dundas st., Lon-
don, Ont.
•
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY •COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation
of the! County of Huron will meet
in the Council Chamber, Goderich,
ato
o'clock clock '
rn the afternoon of
Tuesday, the 24th day of January
1922. All accounts against the
County must be in the hands of
the Clark not later than Mord.{y
Xpreceding the meeting of Coun-
cil. • GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk,
Goderich, Jan; 9th, 1922.
FOR SALE
6-h. p. slightly ldis,,d. United
Gasoline Engine with clutch pulley
and dual Ignition for sale at a
Bargain. -- L. Prang, Zurich tf23
LOST
A few weeks ago, a brown wo-
olen shawl between Blake and
Zurich. Finder please leave at
Herald Office
NOTICE
We are now in a position to
give unexcelled service on Storage
Batteries left with u3 for the -win-
ter. Our motto is as always has
been satisfactory work or no
charge is made. Let us keep you
battery this 'winter, it will save
you a lot of trouble, and by giv-
ing it t`o us you, can rest assured
that it will be in first class shape
in the Spring. We solicit ' your.
trade. Phone 626 r 14.
E. P. Epps & Son, Varnia. 19.8
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIS'T
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University,of Toronto.
Late D;strict Dental Officer, M`1-'
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at BAYFIELD, Ont.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday from: one to five -thirty
p. m. 19-25
Zurich Studio and Book Room
Printing and
Developing, Photos
on Post Cards,
Etc., Etc.
Also sell Cameras
Filers, Albums!,
and all 'ametuer's
Supplies.
A full Line of
.School books and
Stationery always on hand tf21
OBRIEN' & IKALBFLEISCH
Hartleib Block — Zurich
INSURE
YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST
DAMAGE BY WIND OR TORN-
, ADO.
THE HOME INSURANCE CO..
Ensures your Property 'without
Premium Note, and guarantees ,no
special assessment.
THE WESTERN FARMERS'
WEATHER INS. MUTUAL Co,
Fall Winter
;p paid $14 600 loss in the November
1� dill and i Der
1,919 wind storm. Amount of Ins.
In force $25,000,000. Rate 45
cents per $100 ofr 3 years. Prem-
ium note 2 per cent.
Am also agentfor several other
Wind Insurance .Companies.
DE LIVE ,aiIE S
Season 1921 1922
'HERE IS A. COLD DAY COM-
e:ING. LAY IN YOUR .SUPPLY
"I;+TOW WITH OUR . CELEBRATED
»ELEWARE: AND HUDSON CO'S,
tkCKAWANA'S COAL
Mkt & PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS I -OMIT
lloiteittet Mine. iOw. House ioj.
HEWSALL ONT.,
G. Holtzman
ZURICH, ONT.
ANYTHING IN 1?IRE INSURANCE
DEALER IN LIGMTNINC4 RODS
BORN
Thiel•afty Hay !l own'ship on Janu-
ary Sth, to Mr. and Mrs. k .Wtuo
' Thiel, ,s: 'eon.
Failkenbn g -In Hay Township -on
December gtat. to Mi'. and Mrs'
J. Fatkenburg, a daughter.
Mr, Hy. Geiger was at . Henaall
on ;Friday
Mr, Iki. Wurni, of Zurich, called
on 'friends, in town on Thursday ---
Seaforth Exposito 4.
Rev; Zehz o1 Ta'vistock recently
conducted devine services in"' the
Mennonite church, 'Bronson Line.
A. good representation from
Zurich attended the Liberal Con-
vention at tl.xn'a.1 or).7'ue3day ani
report a very good meeting,
Mr. Emery Ruby, who has vis-
ited with his parents here for
,leveret weeks, returned to .Kitch-
ener on ivioaday morning.
M.sa P. Geiger, of Iliinoise, who
had been riere owing to the death
Ji
ner fatner, the late Ab. Geiger
returned to :her home last week.
Mr. Harry Zap:re of . Blake, who
has recently: sold his farm, • has
purchased the fine dwelling prop-
erty of Me. George Hill, Bruce -
Word was received here of the
death o,., ,iv1rs. John Schmidt which
took piece a ther home' Detroit
on January let. Deceased was a
sister ore ne late Fred. I nss, Sr,
Mr. Clues. Gstscho of the Bron
yon Lino has Purchased train, Ins
neighea, i1r ,Toa. Soh wartxentru-
bcr, the.Line 10.1 -acre farmocv o 'd
by the latter, .or the cons:Aeration
of $9,20j, Po,ses.on give.i Li the
epring,
On Thursday evening, Jan. 12th
the 4th of a series of concerts put
on by the Athletic Club, will be
tendered ;in the Town Hall. Oy-
apela and Company dome highly
recommended as unequaled for
entertainment. Be sure and see
this one. Get your reserved seat
early.
One of the first aeipl the City
Council o Le -plea for 1922, Major -
elect Wilson s.ate3, will heto re-
vive the proposal for the electri-
fication of the London •Huron
Bruce branch of the G. T. R. ` It
is claimed that if Premier Drury
dod3 not interfere the municipalit
183 to be benefited are willing to
go ahead with the rehabilitatioxi
of the road as a Hydro-raclia1.
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The first Carnival of season!
will ben held oni the skating arena
on Tuesday evening Mr. Ezra
Koehler, the new menage/,, hap
done everything in his power to
make this a success. Liberal pr-
izes are being offered, and already,
those who know about it, are mak-.
ing preparation' with their a. tire.
Read his advertisement in this
issue and watch for posters.
Pw•a,i clllg T.
Winer
AdvP acing xndardKeep.heir
le Stored Tubers iieguire S.lxygen
Importance of Ventllaation
inSInee ice •oi' Tel
Over faked at l'lantlug.-f)alager
to -1 p4S 10 'eecRig :salt.
tCorttrl$uted by t)C+nttsiii•in I)epadrtment•of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
The potato is a.living orgai'ism
anal 1f not kept under cotarieI'arv{,i:rlilr to el,;ntinued irate will ttitiodie.
exl potatoes frequently fail to pro-
duec plants. The cause may be due:
to the death of the .buds before
planting.
Oxygen a Necessiay.
All ijving plants require oxygen,
and with the potato iii storage this is
Obtained directly from the air. Pota-
toes in .storage take in oxygen aud
also give off carbon dioxide: and heat.
The carbon dioxide and Meat are
harmful, axle will destroy .la_ tutee::
for seed purposes. Potatoes stored in
dead. air for 100 chits rarely s; rout
Find grow when planted. 'potatoes
stored in a moisture saturated air
nal
y
a
exx (.
€. 1) xnold,'svften and rot. Pota-
toes for seed purposes should be. d:y,
clean and. cool when placed in the
storage hie or cellar—a dry earth
floor Is to be preferred.
Ventilation important.
The ventilation should be arrang-
ed so that air is admitted at tlxe bot-
tom of the bins, move upwards very
slowly and out at the ceiling or root
till' ouglu;ventilators designed to carry
away water vapor and heat. ;mala
bins separated by an air space or
some arrangement such as an air
box or double slatted gate that will
Prevent dead or warm air accumula-
tions are to be preferred to large
bin storage whe'e tlxe temperatures
may run too high or the air bt.come
:moist and dead.
>Zixtluenee of Temperature.
Potatoes stored in cellars when
the temperature is kept at 55 de-
grees will sprout in about 75 days.
If the temperature is kept at 45
degrees the sprouting will be slower,
usually about 125 days. A 40 degree
temperature will delay the sproueug
still further, holding up the matur-
ing" process so that the buds do not
`start while in storage until about 200
days from the time of entering the
storage. Temperatures of 50 degrees
and upward, together with light gen-
erally give considerable trouble
•through inducing sprouting. Cellars
:tlxat can be kept under 50 degrees
Sed given sufficient ventilation to
Prevent dead air or moisture aeeumu-
The end of the year is again lations are generally satisfactory.
past and a1L.,people should not
forget to go to their local maned'
ant and settle cup your account.
If you have not got the ready cash
as tirnr.s art. -let so good at pres-
ent, giv« 1..t tt least a note and
get you: inueneff his books. He
can t -' x >: et.e this note to the
ba.- .i get credit for it, which sable causes of failure. Plant live
he. t,xtit a great Leal to meet his ;seed and get. a one hundred per cent:'
obligations. :stand of vigorous plants. In buying
,seed potatoes get them early, exam -
The Recount of ••rio.ei polled at line tlxe buds and if in doubt about
the Federal election on December, their vitality plant a Eery early and
6th, last, held before His Honor. ,watch developments before planting
Judge Dickson, ixx Gadeeidh, was
completed on Friday last. Mr.
Win. Black, the; U. F. D. member -
elect gained 8 'notes, Mr. Thos. Danger to Hogs In Feeding Salt.
McMillian, the Liberal candidate,
gained two, and Mr. J..if. '3Vlerner,
the Conservative candidate., gain-
ed 3. The total vote as erimrned
up by Judge Dickson was:; Black
4,105; McMillan, 4,061; Merrier,
3,064,
The reviving devine- services
conducted in the Mennonite Meech
by Rev, H. Sta'valius, for the past
week, and continuing this week
until Thursday at least, . and are
being largely enjoyed by m<anl• r!
Rev. Stavanux is a very sincere
elequent speaker and in his dis-
eourse hews straight to the line,
irrespective of no one:. Good re-
sults are also being received, . as
several converts have been reached.
People who are s'nr_ere about their
spiritual being should try and at-
tend &these splendid meetings, and
taste W11;h you what benefit you
C11]j,� , c .•
:1 urine ,Seed at Planting Time.
At planting time the seed naay be
'arm and look all right. If it fails
Ito send up good strong sprouts in
,reasonable time after planting you
,are advised to investigate the condi-
,tions-under which the seed potatoes
,bad been stored as ode of the pos-
the main crop.—L. Stevenson, Secre-
tary ,Dept.. of Agriculture, Toronto,
The, members of the Luther Le-
ague of St, Pe e:'s uLth r. n chu ch
about fifty in number, enjoyed a
a "Moonlight" skating party at
the home of Mr. and Mra. Ed, De-
ters on M-7nday evening; Skat-
ing started at 8 o'clock. Every-
body was very much overjoyed
when the;r eyes spied a five ;acre
field of keen ice. The main sport
'in the ice was playing "Crack --the
Whip" and sweeping it 'at .10 belts
the skatere ell returned to thti
house with a thresher's appetite,
which was soon: overcome bythe
dainty lunch served by the Uatters
F.imily. The rest of tire evening
was spent in playing games and
singing,' after Which Mr. A. Kalb-
fleis^h, .Pres. thanked Mr. and Mrs.
Dater • for again kindness shown
towards the League.
-BORN 3„
Oliver—At Grand Bend, on Jan 1st,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ware, Oliver
daugh tett
Foster—At ,Blake, on Jan. 5th, _ oto
Mr and, Vra, Lang Poster, a
daug!hte'
`lsiedexarlan--At grand ,Bend, on Jan.
9th, o Me. and Mrs. 13ru-'e Tien ,, its health and ri`or by keeping 11.;
de:IiiaVly S ' tort,i
etaer..
Salt is (dangerous to hogs. Though,
like other animals, swine crave salt
they are xo,ore easily poisoned even
by small quantities of it. If they
receive tonal amounts regularly at
first they seeps to develop a toler-
ance for salt, but care must be exer-
cised in giving it to theni.
Certain pigs were allowed to graze
in pastures with cattle where they
had access to a salt lick or trough,
licked the salt ravetnously, and all
but three of the herd died. in an-
other case where salt brine was mis-
taken for sugar -water and fed to
bogs with garbage, the pigs were
poisoned,,and died within 48 hours.
Salt -poisoned pigs usually show no
symptoms tintil from 12 to 24 bours
or more. They then show increased
thirst, dizziness, or a deep stupor
frothing at the mouth, refusing feed,
and somet.ines being afflicted with
vomiting or tila>,rrinoea, Death Usually
follows. after` 24 hours.
Treatment in snob oases may con-
sist of a dose of two teaspoon of
cora;starch belled in two ounces d'
e'a'-er until transparent and then di-
luted with water enough to make one
pint; or a tablespoon, of unground
linseed mixed with water until it
makes a mucilaginous mass
When' salt is given to pigs it
should. be included as an ingredient
in a mixture containing three parts
each of sodium sulphate, sodium
chloride (salt), sodium carbonate,
iron sulphate, "and one part of flow-
ers of sulphur.: This may be placed
in some kind of a self -feeder where
hogs may have" free access to it, or,
it may bo giving by mixing from
three to five,tablespoons to a barrel
of slop -teed,' or from two to three
unix thproughly.
It is not advisable to
tablespoons 'to the bushel of dry feed,
have salt
alone in any kind of container at
the free disposal . of hogs.
Place for Horses to Roll.
•W'hetre boron are closely confined
hi shale most of the tinne, they are
more apt, to roll 1n the filth apd ma-
nure thafl if they had been taken out
and allowed to roll once a day • x:et-
ting them, roll outeido of stalls saves
ninth currying and brushing, tteoidaa
the poerIbillty of the' Athol rolling
wwhere it would get het. and adds tt,
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