Zurich Herald, 1922-02-09, Page 5Thursday Fel=l iietl,;y 9th.
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ROSINESS CARDS
: +rou.d:foot, Killoran & HOLMES,
Ilaz'a'i tern, Solicitors, lioLarlea,
Etc. .Office on the Square,
and door •iron Hamilton ' St, God-
-erich. private fundi to loan at
lowest rates.'
W, Proudfoot, K,C. J. I. Killoran
D. E. Holmes,
Mr, Holines will be
in Hensall on
Friday of each week,
ANDREW F. HESS, Notary Public
C'om .missianer, Conveyancing,
Fire a'nd Life Insurance. Agent
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co Hez•a1d Office, Zurich..
Dr.E. S. Har8, ,e
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WE.DNI: Sn A5i
DASHWOOT7 EVERY THUis8DAY
MAIN orrteR - HEN° a LL
arlarProitAINommoran
OSCAR KLOPP
Licensed' Auctioneer for the Co-
unty of Huron, Sales conducted
in any part of the County. Char-
ges moderate. Satisfactiou guar-
anteed or no pay.
Several fine farms have been
placed in my hands for sale.
Zurich, 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 kind of Auction Sale. Give
me a trial and I will assure you
satisfaction or make no eharge.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich fleet
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
'Highest Ca,h Price for Wooll
CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES.
Ytu,gbiut .&•,
Deichert
ZURICH LIVERY
I am. in -a position: to ^accomo-
.late all requirements in the Livery
imine, have Auto for hire. Any-
•ithing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Moue 58 Zurich.
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
°.1aker',every day till 3 Oelack p.m.
• Do riot feed fowl same morning
when rhrought in.
' Highest,: Cash Prices
—CASH FOR --
Cream and ""Eggs
Wo O'B;ie.n
Phone 94. .Zurich
1920
A Year Of
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT
for the
London Life Insurance Co.
Ileac' Office* • London, Canada
SCALE OF PROFITS
To Participating Policyholders
was
Increased During War Period
Maintained through Epidemic
Period
Continued in high cost period
An unparelled Reward. •
C. A. Hoffman, Agent
COAL
Y'al .and Winter
DELIVERIES
Season 1921...1922
THERE IS A COLD DAY COM -
/NG. LAY IN YOUR SUPPLY
NOW WITH OUR CELEBRATED
iDELEWARE AND HUDSON CO'S.
LXCKAWANA'S COAL.
ZassAea Gal' .te1oz ,
tom. tit PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS ;-CASH
Phone ! Office 1.0w, Souse 10j,
HENSALLONT,
PITT YOUR
Wants, For Sale, .Lost,.
Found, Notice, Etc, Ads
IN THIS .COLUMN
FOR SALE
T .. young boars 5 months old
and 0 sows . due
in Marsh and An-
ted also a good Durham . Roan
bull, 8 lnonthe old. -Thos Harris,
Chisellaurst, Cromarty, P. 0, phone
140-17, Tuckersmith.
SHOE AN:D HARNESS
REPAIRS
Having: opened up a repair shop
in the Old Hotel, Blake, I am
in a position to do anything in
the line of repairing Shoes, also
repair harness. tf-27
SAM ROPP, - BLAKE
FORD PERTS
I can supply genuine Ford parts
at. a reasonable price if people
have time to wait till they arrive
and,eanti one wishing to put same in
cars, can get themfrom me, and
can save, you money. -L. Prang,
NOTICE
I have taken out License for
Auctioneer for the County of Hur-
on, and am in a position to Con-
duct sales by auction. Give me
a trig] and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. tf-29
James tenom•ey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10-93
' WANTED
MEN and WOMEN to sell to
women in homes rubber -lined,
waterproof Gingham, Aprons for
use in the kitchen.. Can easily
ern $t4.00 daily and more. Rapid
seller and ready demand. Sand
75 cents for sample apron and
full parlicul tri. Money refunded.
if sample returned • B}UTIS1.1
RUBBER COMPANY, 232 McGill
Street, Montreal, Can.
--BABY CHICKS
It is cheaper and more satisfac-
tory to bu yready hatched chicks.
We guarantee safe delivery of vig-
orous, pure bred, husky chick`s of
all breeds. Write for free book-
let and , rp'ees. HE CCANADIAN
CHICK HATCHERY.- Ltd., Dept,(.
N., Hamilton, Ontario.
FREE "HOOTCH".
A. Sparkling Stimul tut, Full bf Wit
and Humor. Free cony will be
sent upon receipt of your name
with address complete. Write to
G. Mitchell, .397 Pearl St. Broolz=
lye, N. Y. .
G. E. ,'ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST -
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, ,M'I
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
LOCAL NEWS' tutN Aa� PIM
z. , MacKinnon was
London, on Wednesday.
Mr. J'. Rey, Jr, wa:s to London,
on business on Friday.
Mr. Kerneth Routledge '.apert
the week -end at Centralia.
Mr. 3. K. Ehlers of Dashwood;,
called in the villager on Mon-
day. •
Mr. and Mrs, H. Krueger of the
14th con., were at London on Tues-
day.
Mr. G. Gundell of the Hall Dent
Ltd., London, was inthe village on
Wed n'esday,
Mr. Ayres, who had been .for
some time ,visiting in Zurich, has
returned to Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Foster and.
family of Heniall, were Sunday Vis-
itors in the village.
The new Dominion Government
has issued 191 roders-in-council in
the first six weeks of their office,
Mr. C. Fritz was a few days at
Dahwood thiss week, in charge of
the shoe store there.
Mr. James. Denolny of the 14th,
eon., wishes to inform; the public
that he has taken out, license for
austioneer to conduct ;sales.
The new Pontiff elected. at
Ronne on Monday is Cardinal Ach-
ille Ratti, Archbishop of Milon
an Italian, and has accepted the
title of Pope Piu3 XI.
Miss Pearl Johnston met walla
painful accident on the skating
arena ;on Saturday evening, when
in some way she overbalanced arid
in being assisted, fractured one of
the bones in her hand.
Mr. Harry' G. Hexa, who has al-
most entirely recovered from the
burning accident sotne weeks a-
go, has resumed his duties as man-
ager of the Hill Dent Glove
Factory, here.
The people of Zurich last week
took advantage of the fine' ice
that is available this winter,. and
filled their ice -houses to capacity.
The finest ice for several seasons
has bean stored away this winter.
Mr. Chris. Schoch of the .14th,
Con. Hay, received word last
week of the death of his brother
the late Henry Schoch, of Michigan
Mr. Schoch was a Zurich Old .Eloy,
add is - known by many of our
older citizens.
Mr. Alex. Foster has just come
pletedefiliing -several ice houaesin
Hensall, also in. Zurich; from Beil s
pond. Mr. Foster says this ;' as'
the very choicest of fresh _ spring
water ice which is usually rather
hard to get at this time of ,year.,
Miss Lottie, Gaister returned... tei •
her home here from Xitehencr,;•°abii
Friday, where, she, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at. 'the -
Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital mind,"
,we are pleased. to•,i's alnps"q
ing .nicely, . ' -
. We 'are indeed soxry= for .a try
pographien •rrar made yin, kraal
week's H':.L.,t, in :the =annual
port o,. tip: E;v'ang�lical , S, S„,„
Lad':. 'i 1..9.4, when We state i
th ; i.: finances . weree $74.00. It,. r
Mints As to Both Summer and
Winter Treatment.
Flow to Protect Them From Sim
Scald --A. I4tuie Grease „,on the
Body Is flelpful Beeping Brood
Sows Cheaply In Winter -,- ITn-
neoessary Loss Among Young
(Contributed by Ont'rio Deppartment of
Agriculture Toronto,)
• During midsunine•r owners of light
colored pigs l're,luently complain of
sunburn'oi suiis'said. This condition
of the hide of the animal is similar
to that of people, i� gives the same
degree of uncomfortableness 'to the
pig and is caused in the same man -
tier. Consequently, the same method
of prevention and treatment may be
carried out. -
Sholter Is Most Desirable.
In the first place, "An ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure,"
and the prevention is shelter. No
matter what kind of stock is in the
pasture, shade is essential, and much
more so is it for pigs on account of
the thin coating of hair on their
bodies. If the pasture for pigs is
so situated that there are no trees
to afford shade to the animals it
would be just as well to keep them
shut up during the hottest parts of
the day and allow them to run out
during tae. evening; night and early
morning hours. By keeping them in
a pen that is somewhat darkened,
they miss both the hot rays of the
sun and the flies that are always
so bad around a stable of any kind,
during the hot weather.
Give Tlaein a "Hog Wallow."
Some people provide a "hog wa
• tow" in their pasture which is a ve
good thing, but the location slioul
be some place in the shade, as it
a well-known fact that the ]iia wi
blister far quicker when wet tha
when dry. A pig seems to thin
than a wallow is an essential thing,
and if he persuades the farmer into ,--&-,------,--:-+++++.4++++++++++.1.4,-
thinking the same, the farmer should
'lead hien to•bel]eve that during the
heat of the day is the best time to
keep ou,. of it.
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CASTORIA
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''T1leProprieta yo 1,,p°G tMcdtcisetl
AVe¢efablePreparatisarstA51-:',
simiiatingthe oodbyileguta j;
itiselho Stomachs and Bowels o ,y
i,Thei'eby.Proraaing etA g atloid'
Gheerfuine5s and Rest.Cen'n0s
l neither O itim,Morphine n
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,Mineral. NOT NARCOT1CI
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Senna
,7farheJCu,1'alts
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Prpy erminI
jji!F[mrbar,rrtei'ad2
%Yarm sad
ctary,rswgar
n'Ya,m'
Ahetpfutgemedyfor
Consti ationand'Diarrhoea
'
and Feverishness and
LoSs of SLEEP
0:ttlnexe rdtom inlarat
E.! Tac•Simite 5ilnature of
fnE CENTAUR CUMPANx •�
MONTREAL P•Q
a t Gins* its :u11�! l S.
Doss . QC
•xl�r�X
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
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Ose
For Over
Thirty Years
Exact Copy of Wrapper. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY.
Vaseline Good for Sunburn.
If the pigs have become sunburn -
cd at all, it is well' to keep them
inside for a few days and thoroughly
grease their bodies,with some nice
smooth grease such as vaseline. The
grease tends •to keep the air from
the irritated skin and ease the' un-
;conaforableness of the animal. Vase-
line also has a wonderful healing
and eurative property which makes it
.preferable in such .cases.—J. C.
Meneath, 0. A. College, Guelph.
•
eep . Biro¢ eGows tui. Winter as
,Cheaply as Possible.
During the winter tire brood Sows
ioeld be maintained as .cheaply as
assi;ble, but at the same time they
•u.s,. -be properly fed in order to far-
ms/ a. large number of healthy,
veil -grown pigs in the spring. Best
esul;ts .are obtained when sufficient
sh.sa..l have read $174:09;
Two 'recon as, 'one ra season a:icl
the second a -ivoi'1d's•his h -rater. g
mark„ also a .--feature Brace aunex- iu
ed hy• the Canadian bred Tony _ h
the hero, but now Alercm ownyil sp
provided ai i na alae for the 4di
h
ab
w
:1I
food is given to produce .daily gains
n the sows of one-half or three-
ourths of a ,pound. To do this' the
rale, feed must be limited, anal, 11i-
tedwith »sone roughage, for unless
e ration has sufficient bulk, the
ws will become .constipated and
ungry, due to the undistended cau-
tion .of the .digestive tract. Legume
ays are the chief ro.ughages avaid-
le• at this season; and their use
i11 cheapen the eost .of feeding..
falf t .Lxcelleat for' Feed.
Either alfalfa, clover, soy -bean, or
w -pea bay . makes an excellent
ughage, and when fed, little or no
gh-priced protein concentrate is
eded to balance the corn. Bright,
afy alfalfa hay gives the hest re-
lts .of any of these roughages.
Alfalfa meal is 'simply the best grade
of alfalfa hay chopped into a meal.
Clover, hay contains almost as much
nourishment as alfalfa hay, and soy-
bean hay, cut and cured when "the
beans are almost ripe, is a very au-
tritious feed. Cowpea hay should be
cut when the first pease are ripen-
ing and consequently does not have
high food value as soy -bean hay,
ilrea;t.care must be exercised in cur-
.ag soy -bean and cowpea hay, for
the ,stalks are very heavy and sue-
aulent and unless thoroughly dried
:ire apt to mold. Under no condi-
tion should a brood sow be fed upon
any roughage wh:icli is not bright
nutritious, and free -iron ' smut • or
maid. She does' not relish or thrive
on such inferior. feed. •It is very apt
to`cause severe digestive troubles and
iiay •lead to the loss of her litter.
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Zurich Studio air Book Room, Cariadian sport, surely 'cause fol
Printing and Developing, Photos.
on Post Cards,
Etc., Etc.
Also sell Cameras
Films, Albums',
and all ametuer's
Supplies.
A full Line of
School hooks and
Stationery always on hand tf21
OBRIEN' & KALBFLEISCH
Hartleib Block - Zurich
BORN
Campbell-I:n Hay Township, onm
January 15th to Mr. and Mrs„Earl.
JCunpbell, a sonf
Krueger -At lath con. Hay Town-
,. ship, on Feb. lst, to Mr. and
Mrs. Elinor Krueger, a daughter
Holtzman, -At Kitchener, on Jan.
28th, to Mr, and Mrs, Norman
W. Holternali, a son.
INSUB�
YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST
DAMAGE BY WIND OR TORN-
ADO.
THE HOME INSURANCE CO.
Insures your Property without
Premium Note, and guarantees no
special assessment.
THE WESTERN FARMERS'
WEATHER INS. MUTUAL Co.
paid $21100 loss in the November
1919 wind storm. Amount of Ins.
in force $25,000,000..• Rate 45
cents per $100 ofr 3 years. Prefn-
ium note 2 per cent,
Am also agent for several other
Wind Inseirance Companies,
G. Itoltzman
ZURICH', ONT.
ANYTHING IN FIRE INSURANCE
DEALER IN I.UG11TNING RODS
Joy. and pride among the ranks of.
native horsemen, -Canadian Sports
man. This celebrated horse'.
Toney the Hera was raised and de-
veloped by Mr: Ed. Wurm of Zur-
ich.
Mrs. 11cGuire, of Brussels, Co-
unty President of the W. C. T. u:
will address the Ladies at the local
Hall here oe Wednesday evening
Feb. 15th. at eight o'clock in the
the Ladies' Hall. As Mrs. Mr.
Guire has bee•i county supe ] ztend-
ent of the department of Moral
Education and mothers meetings'
for some years, she will speak a-
ong this line. ' Special music is
also provided. ;hearty• invite
ation is extended to all Ladies.'
Hon., S. 3, Latta, minister of ed-
ucation . gave.' notice in the •Bask-
atchewan legislature of a reso:ut-
ion calling on the Dominion. Gov-
ernment for a substantial i•
edur-
tion on the customs tariff, resump-
tion of recierecity ne,;ota':;on: w t'm;
the 'United : States, and placing cin
the free list of all agricultural hue'
p1ernente, 'i'rm and hotlitlligla mtic-
"Iver, vehicles, fertilvers, cosi.
lumber, cement, gasoline,' alumnae
ating fuel and lubricating 011st•
And all raw materials and machin-
ery used int their m::anufacttue •Mr.
Latta is, a native of HuronCounty,
and is lnbwn� by many in Zfzich,,
having been principal of the
Public School for several years.
Word was received here :on Tu-'
esday by Mr. Ernest Gies,' of the'
death of his brother, Mr. henry
Cries of St. Jacobs, who ' died on
Tuesday, Feb.' 7th at that pluce;in.
liis 85th year. The late Mr.Gies
was known by many here and vis,,
ited around Zurich last year, was
a former resident of -Hay' Town
ship, having' lived on several farms
in this community years ago. A
bouit t wenty years ago he,, re-
moved to New Hamburg, later.
going to St. Jacobs. lie is
survived by one brother, Mr,
Ernest Gies of Zurich, one sister,
Mrs, Mrs, Menges of Kitchener,
His evils having pre -deceased him
him. '.l'he funeral will be held on
that �tl iy,
to 'St•. Jaeene,
a0
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`i xaneces:ary Loss Among Young
Pigs.
`On 75. Minnesota farms a total of
5,2A pigs were farrowed with an
average of 8.31 per litter. Of this
number 9.21 per cent. were farrowed
dead, 18.21 per cent. died before
weaning, 68.30 per cent. were raised,
and 31:70 per cent. of the original
pig crop was lost. Improper feeding
and lack of exercise by the brood
sows during the winter were re-
sponsible for most of the trouble
(unnecessary trouble) at farrowing
time, Brood sows should be encoer-
aged to get out and work every day.
'The 'droppings should be watched.
•Tf'• the' sows are constipated, oilmeal
or bran should be introduced into
their ration until satisfactory con-
dition results. For immediate action
a reasonable dose of epsom salta
should be given,
Arsenate of lead or paris green
are good remedies to use against
chewing insects. When Paris green
Is used it is well to add an equal
,quantity of lime to prevent injury
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L..t � ,Y,
ug ber Laths . LPin0 .es
.1,
]Everything in +
t Combination storm and screen doors made to order, 1
I Lumber and B'ui•idj1fR:}' Mater ' t.
+ ,1,
¢. Custom \' ork our eciaJty t
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4.
t Always in the market for Saliv logs
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!New Overland 4
We have tested the NEW OVERLAND FOUR for
Year .and find that it is- easily. the best riding
driving car. en the road.
Rubbertfre Buggy, good as new,h
CIIALMEES ` SIX AT ... ... ... $800.00
MCL AUGHLIN TRUC K AT ...
-- $404.00
F. M. HESS CO. ZURICH
OVERLAND SALES AN D SERVICE 'STATION
alf
CI
one (1)
and ea.
pric of new one,
Overland Cars!
C1
Overlord Cars
MAKE YOUR
DOLLARS WORK
KEEP YOUR MONEY INVESTED IN GOOD SECURITIES, U
THE RATE OF INTEREST IS GOING DOWN. NOW IS A GOOD
TIME TO' INVEST IN GOVERNMENT BONDS, VICTORY BONDS,
ETC. BUY A HURON & ERIE DEBENTURE. INTEREST
PAYABLE EVERY SIX MONTES AT 51,¢% PER .ANNUM
BY KEEPING YOUR MONEY WELL INVESTED YOUR D0L4
LABS WORRY DAY AND NIGHT,
FOR FITLL PARTICULARS APPLY TO
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich