HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-06-01, Page 4LORD MACELLUS
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ilmi Mrs. De e. (lir gerit le iiod
netee, zind sire, C. ehr a„ are . at -
the Meenonl 1 C onik'•i'e et',
111 :et wl ar,clrani t.heei wee ,
Mr. :and eIrs, E. ,\V. ;St ekopf
leit.ehee:'r. ,)pant the .week -end
Evelyn
home 0.1 the lattei's ptpane)Mr. and Mrs. 'Thong as J,,h.nsoii.
Mr. Ir. and Mrs, Elmore Thiel and
family of Blake )Ir. and Mi .. wVen.
Thiel and . daughter v elyn :,f theBronson, spent the week -end at
London'
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,IIVIPORTED PURE BRED
CLYDESDALE (17354)
WILL STAND FOR THE SEASON
OF 1922 AT $13,00 To INSURE
I.ONDAY-til"ill leave his own
sableDashwood, to. John Will-
iams, Goshen Line, Slephep for
noon ; t hence west and north to
Ed. Lamport, Stephen for night.
' ' IESDAY--West and north to ;T.
Phalli's for noon; thence north to
iiobt. Taylor, L. Road for night.
'WEDNESDAY -North to Jos. Sar-
aras Sauble Line, Hay, fornoon;
.and north to Frank Corriveau,
aSaubae Line, for night.
1'-erHI3'RSDAY-North and east to
Ross Johnston, Bronson Line, St-
anley for noon; thence south to
•Ohris. Erb, Bronson Line, Hay
'Tor night.
31%111DLY-To Zurich and south to
Wm. Koehler for noon; thence
to his own stable, Dash,vood till
the following Monday morning.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION
LORD MACELLUS (17358) was
+red by Francis Gilbert, White-
:•bide, Tullynessle, Alford, Aberdeen
•;shire, Scotland and was Imported
IT Mr. 'Colin MeKeegan. Strath -
Ivy,. Ontario, in 1913, foaled 1910.
SIRE-Mareelius (.1.475S) by Lord
'.Lawrence (11798) by Galant Mc-
aiuon (6760 by Young Lofty
DAM -Rose of Milltiniber (2s591)
'1.e Bess of Milltimber (7650) by
Nate (80951, by Sally-.
ZURI
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter
Rees 27
Buckwheat ,
VC:i, at .per • bushel _..
Wheat „
Oats ,,,.,
Flour per cwt. ,. ,.
Bran per tong,
Shorts
i.,iw e flogs.,_._.
of
at
RN
t Si..m _ n .'at Zurich Roaad, Hay
l'oweehip, on Tvlay 18th, to 141r.
incl Mrs. Conrad ;Siemon, a son.
Stephenson ---At Varna, May 19th
to Mr, and Mrs. Willi:tln R, Ste-
phenson, a daughter, Eulene
1Vlaei•jorie:
75e.
1.45
87<37.
60-750.
:.., $4,00-$4.75
• 30.00
$35.00
1.3
I Mr, Kenneth Routinely, who
has been oar leave of absence Ey
the ] Xolsons Bank, leas resumed;
' duties and has left for Lucknow
on Monday to work at the local
' brancht here,
Kane of our eillagers have bei
en plucking dandelions during the.
1,a:at few weeks, presumable- for
the making of wine. One some-
time:
ome-time: wionders if people have for-
getter)
orgctten the thirst-tluehehing .,aaalit-
lee of 1i'ater. There is no drink
io equal it under the sun, though
a rice cup of black tea, generously
.cionmea, mares a good second.
Little success has attended the
efforts df the agent or the Agr-
icultural Department of the Dom-
inion Government who took three
coir loads of flax. to Europe six
weeks ago to try to establish a
market for Ontario flax. Flax
producers in Ontario have had a
hard tine of it since 1920. Pract-
ically the whole of the crop of
1920 and 1921 still remains umnark-
eted. ,
Mk FOR ROSE PESTS
How to Deal With Sore Persia.
tent Roe EIlet33 e$.
A Remedy at Hand for Every Assail.
ant -In Cold Weather egiray 'n
the Mornings -- Generous Cows
Need a Good Grain Ration.
LORD l ACELL'CS (173551 is a'
antiful Bay horse, with white,
%tripe on face, with near fore and
"siitia hind legs white, was foaled
-3Nc,eember 26th, 1913, in Scotland, f S
the home of the choicest of tee;
•e:ly desdale breed of horses. He
is of excellent quality throughout,
leas the size and weight, weighing
eunsiderable over 243,000 pounds.
n fact this is one o7 the best
Aiaars€s t hat has ever been pros -
,ted to the public in this vicnn.:ty,
a Clydesdale he sands lour-
*tonere in type ,,
and cn_�ernzation,
'second to none. and _parties des -
zing to breed heavy this year
should not fail at first seeing Lord
++i acdllus (1735s before promising
.weir mares elsewhere. He conies
=trout the, Avery best of stock. his' b
tatiaer Marcellus Junior being a I
well known sire in the old Land, , fi
and the good back breeding is
'shown by the good bones and his
general makeup..
It earl readily he seen that from
eeuch choice breeding this horse
nannot help but be a first-class
stock getter,
LORD MACELLUS (17358) has
:leen inspected and enrolled in
farm I, by the Ontario Stallion
and Enrollment Board, Toronto,
Ontario.
TERMS -
To insure a foal, $13.00, payable
tat, February, 1923, by cash or note
•.111 accidents to mares at Tisk of
•owners, care will be taken to avoid
a
ccidents. Mares must be return -
'ad regularly to the horse or the
owners will be charged tuil. ipsur
-ante. Persons disposing of their
mares before foaling time will be
Charged full insurance. • Any
mares tried to the horse will be
nonsidered insured and the owner
deeid. liable to return her regularly
'throughout the season.
-J, C. REID, 'Proprietor,
DASHWOOD, ONT.
WLILIAM WILLIS, Manager.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Spraying with water under pres-
ure with a fine spray is a geed
preventive for thew r ores pests tint
infect rose bushes. Tills, however,
is often times not full effective, put
my a help.
pounds...
and Soap Solutions Effective.
Strong tobacco or soap solutions
applied in the same way as stated for
the water are good remedies. Three
ounces of whale oil soap dissolved in
a gallon of water gill make a good
olution for green .aphids, red spicier
and thrip. A solution of tobacco
water can be made byplacing to-
aceo leaf stems or raw tobacco
eaves in a pail, 11.e or 2 pounds;
11 the pail with boiling soap suds,
over up, and alio') to cool. Strain
LOCAL- NEWS
Mr. Hilton Truemner has pur-.
'teased a new Baby Grand Choy -
valet Touring car.
Mx. and Mrs. A, A. Weber of
the Bronson,visited at Dashwood
a Sunday,
Mr. Oliver Johnson of Goderich
'sant ` Sunday with his brothel:,
Mr, Thomas Johnson.
The Misses Martin of 'lav'ist'ock.
axe visiting at the horne of Mr,
and Mrs. Sol. Martin, 133Xhyloni
Vitae
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Heidemen
and family and Mr. Albert Heide-
man motored to London on Fri-
-dolt
.Pi .vessel evil ,call at Goderiich
"alyout once a fortnight (hiring the
h44 with a cargo of sugar;,
kite tc.minion Sugar Co. will ship
the 91P1)Iy for ,Koro)) county to ea
Godciiele by water.; r Arraaagvin- bus
env navc been )nide for the, use ca
elf portion of the town freight Li
+baa
and spray it on the plants as re-
quired.
Another good formula is made by
mixing one part slightly sour milk
and two parts of coal oil. These must
be mixed (churned) together thor
oughly first, then add 20 parts of
water and mix thoroughly. This must
be used quickly, as ft -'toes not keep
long.
The following preparations sold at
large seed stores are also good, Sul-
pho-tobacco soap and Black Leaf 40
are good remedies. These are also
sold at some drug stores. Full direc-
tions for use are given on the pack-
ages. I find it an improvement to
use soapy water in mixing Black
Leaf 40.
These remedies are for aphis, thrip
and red spider mainly.
)Dealing With the .;lug.
Another pest that infests rose
bushes is what is known as the rose
slug, a slimy green caterpillar, about
one inch long, that eats the leaven,
and also eats into the flower. Duet-
ing the bushes when the leaves are
damp (not too wet) with dry helle-
bore from an old baking powder tin
having a perforated lid, 'will help to
keep down these .pests
or an mace
of hellebore powder finny be mixedmixedwith a gallon of water and sprayed
on the plants. These are all very.
effective remedies for pests on rose
bushes. Gare must be taken, how-
ever, not only to be particular In
mixing the ingredients, but also to
apply thoroughly to all parts of the
plant, more especially to the under
side of the leaves for the white thrip.
and red spider, and start early in:
the season before the pests appear.
Prevention Is better• than eure.
When to Spray.
In applying any of these solu{ions,
any spraying necessary in chilly
weather should be done in the morn-.
ing.. During the. very hot weather,
'spraying may be done in the evening.
If spraying is done in chilly weather
it induces mildewy. The remedy for
downy or powdery mildew is t� dust
the plants -with flowers, of sulphur or
spray with a solution made by mix-
ing one •ounce of potassium sulphide
in three gallons of water, An appli-
cation. of any of these remedies
should be made every week or ten
days from early fri .the season until
the end of summer, The Potassluan
sulphide is also a good remedy for
"13lack Spot," another fungus dis-
se that .attacks the leaves 'ef rose
Alt dead or diseased leaves
used by black spot or mildew
ould bo gathered up and burned.
The Tata Wm, H'tnt,' O. tS.. College,
elph.
DA sHWOO;i
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Cook spent
the week -end, at Blake,
Miss Verdi Fassold of Highgate
and M1. Walter Fassold and Miss
Terry of London, visited at .the
home of Mel, and Mrs. P. Fassold
over the 24th1,
Mr. Wm. Ehlers, who has spent
some time in Kitchener visited w;th
his family here last weeks
Mr, and Mrs. 0. F. Klapp and
family of Zurich and Mr. and rigs.
Wm. Kuntz of Exeter visited at
the home of Me. C. 11. Walper on
'Sunday„
Mr. D. Bettschen returned to
Sarnia after spending the week-
end. herd.
Mr. and Mrs, Adam Birk and
daughter Verna, and Mr. and Mrs.
Rzra Bender were Sunday visitors,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
Sehaclet.
Misses Ada Fassold and Salina
Beaver of Hensall visited withthe
former's parents, over Sunday..
Miss Maida Routledge of Zur
ich spent"'a- fete deys last week
with the Misses Kraft
Messrs. E. G: Kraft and M. Mc
Isaac made a business trip - to
Toronto last week, returning with
two Durant cars.
Mss Luella Merner has retiurned
from London.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates of Sarnia,
spent the 24th with the Misses
Krafti
Mr. and Mrs. B, J. Wainer and
Miss Edith Walper visited Mrt
and Mrs. Wan. Kuntz at Exeter on
Friday,
Mr and Mrs. A. A. Weber and
fan-ily. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith
of Zurich, were visitors on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. N. E..Dahms,
BAYFIELD
4'w'Liz. Eagleson of Aberdeen
Dolt. arrived here 'last Friday :to
see his mother, Mrs. W. Eaglesee
IfERA'LI)
Thursday, June 1st. 1922
TRACTOR PRICES E Y.TCE
Titan 10-2O now $825M0. Internationl 8-16 now $775.00. A three bottom plow will be--
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given free with the Titan and a two bottom plow will be given free with the IiiternationaL,.
Note the following low prises;-
Chevrolet bumper now $4.00 1 blaeliemith blower at ... ...$12
Ford rear axles a pair ...... $1.00 1 pair hoof clippers at ... ...$1.00
30x3' tubes, each -.. .. ., -$2.00 1 hack saw at ;. $1.00
Ford front springs , each _.. $2.25 2. Vulcanizers at each ... ..;11.25
2 only bolt clippers at -_ :.:$3.00 Ale') one ' nine H. P. gasoline en -
AT THE END OF EACH MONTH EV, ?Y AGENT MUST PAY. FOR
HIM DURING THE MONTH. 'NO AGENT' IS, ALLOWED TO SELL
L. A. Prang, Zurich
gine in working
bargain;
1 larige size; horse. chipper; Farna
implements. pumps, etc. Ford
parts ..fol sale.
AL', REPAIRS SHIPPED
REPAIRS ON CREDIT.
order at a real
TO,
son who went on to Branpton to
visit an old acquaintance.
;Mrs.. John McKinley' has s1ent
the past two weeks with • her fri-
ends in McKillope
Beit,. J. L. Foster and Mrs. J. E.
Bramwell attended District meet-
ing at Goderich last week
John Foote, one of the oldest
residents of Stanley Tp. and fa-
ther of Rev. James Foote, Exeter, -
died on Monday, May 22nd, in his
851h year. The deceased was a
life-long Liberal and Presbyter-
ian. Mrs. Foote predeceased him,
27 years ago. Two sons and two
daughters survive; Rev. J. Foote
Andrew, on the homestead, Mrs. W.
D. MacQueen, of Vanco ver, and
Miss Annie Foote at home. The
funeral was held Wednesday aft-
ernoon, interment in Baird's cem-
nr, eteryt
who passed away Tuesday moron
HENSA LL.
ing last.
Grenville Atkinson is installing
a radio outfit and expectes soon
to oe listening to concerts from • Mrs. Robert I3onthron is in.
Detroit. He pray later on in Barrie, visiting her d ughtee M s
the season have a radio concert MCMartin, and intends remaining
at the +town hall. few weeks
Prof. Dearle, of London;, has
-
taken a cottage in Deer Lodge
£ er four months.
W. Metcalf, son of Dr. and Mrs.
'Metcalf, left flast ;week to begin.
a course in architecture,
F. S. Glass of London has his
ecttage on the terrace pretty well
on toward completion (and it is
gring to be a very handsome st
reictute.
1Via
eople are
f or
cottages and building inquiring
gthese
clays and considerable property is
changing hands. E. Sturgeon has
purchased a lot from Wni. Jewett
aaao has moved a building on it
he bought from Capt. Ferguson;
and proposes completing it this
fail. Harold Brandon has pureh-
aoed Wang Higgin's property on
Main Street across froom the rec-
tory,
Miss Margaret Peck has purch-
ased a lot from P, Weston, and
West Bros, have sold lots to 3.
Reid, of the Front Road, and J.
Reid of Clinton.
GRED TON
Arrangements are profressing for
the 'beiebration on June 8rd.,
Fire totally destroyed Mr, Meth-
ew England's' automobile on the
tt win line last Monday night, as.
he was driving it, The fire was
supposed to have been caused
by 'faulty ignition.
Quite a number of our people
are ill with influenza at present,
and some of them seriously so.
Among the number are, Mr. G.
Me :x'hinney, Mrs. ,Chris, Heist, rMs.
Herb Either and- Slaughter, Mrs)
T..,1.tawhinney, Mrs. Ezra Twist
and son Leonard,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
(Intended for last weer,,
Rewe„ Charlie Tougl ,,, who has
been preaching on a charge near
Stratford is visiting at present
with his brothers David and Wm.
a, of the Bronson Line► i
Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Lilley of Sea-
forth spent Sunday with -friends
On the Goshen(;.
Mr, Calvin Dowson is spend-
ing a few days at the home of his
brother, M. W. 3, •bowson,
Mr. piston Dowson and his si+s-
ter Miss Ella DOwsoil motored to
Kennelworth on Saturday
to visit their sister, Mrs., Oscar
Wright and family; They were
, ..."iiWr.
ace, d by iter: W, J, 77ewwe
1
a
Mrsi E. S. Rladi' has been in
'Toronto for some weeks, being cal
led there through the illness of
her daughter, Mr (, T. McIntosh.
Truen:ian Br) ,t 1i, who thought
U." reeeere to out village on acc-
ount ui ;Uri sca.c.. , of houses here
to rent, 1:i3 retrieval to Hae„
e''V e are p':ea;ie 1 to report that
Dai. Peck, whe was so seriously i11
with pneumonia is now improving
and bids Lair to a speedy re-
eeveree
Hugh McDona d foriner em-
ployee of the Ob .c.':'er Office has
accepted a positi Sn on the Clin-
ton Nests- Record taffy
Dr. E. 5„ Hardie.) was .quite"
poorly for a few* days during the,
past week, but is ,n a .v able to t..e
around again'
Jaso iron lw" B Hill 1`
, t soon colo-,
rence the erection of a summer
cottage at Grand Be adt
Robert Drysdale )eft this week
to visit relatives and friends in
Michigan ,
Rey. G. W.'Rivers left on Mon-
day to attend .the. London Confer
encae of the Methodist church; Mr.
;Riven is chairmen of the Exeter
district and has duties to perforin
on the stationing . committee which
meets prior to. the conference
session':
COUNTY NE1" a.
Graduation exercises in connect -
i013 with the. Goderich Hospiilat,:
take ))lace on 'June 2nd.
The south pier at Goderich was
seen to be on fire ,on Sunday morn-
day recently and a plank or two
had to be removed before the
fire could .he put out. It is sup-
posed the fire was caused by some
one throwing a burning cig. Tette
stub between the planks. •
Two machine guns received from
the Militia Department by . the.
Woolens' 'Institute of Bluevale are
to be placed . upon the school
grounds.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Lainlg of
Exeter announce the engagement
of their daughter, Margaret )='life],
to Mr. Ulric Snell, son Of Mr. and..
Mrs, Win, Snell of Exeter, the
nnarriage to take place in June.
• Among the estimates brought
down in the Dominion :Parliament.
recently for harbors in Western
Ontario, 88,600 will be appropri-
ated for the Goderich Harbor,
A. 3. Ford of Hey Township!has
set out ' a thousand trees for sills
wor.us, cove:Ina give acres, i
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Being in your leaky Radiators.
All work bears the well known
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',The village C'ounci'l of Luck -
now have decided, not to oil the
streets but is relying on sprinkling
to keep. down the dust' -in thehot
dry weather,
EXETER.
Miss 'Chaeolette Dearing, who
has been in Detroit for 'several
months, returned home, last Mons.
b
wK'Ell. Hem has started excavat- Jc.hr, Treble, bray who. -died in Winn:
ing for the erection of a ne'ty ipeg; Max., on May 18th were
residence on Gidley,Street, brought to Exeter and the fitnera'
W. D. Sanders returned home was helot .last MondaykM
least Saturday evening from Lon-, M,afternoon
, , . g from the Home tai Geo. Cowan),owv
dol hospital where be has been j interment in the Bi eter.' cem • t
I cemetery.
for the .past seven weeps .receiv- Mrs. Treble's tiraiden:
.Maine was
ing treatment for .eye trouble. ,. Mary Fulton` 'aged '17
Herbert Bedford of K' r . - f years. .Shy
, ii gstolny was a resident of this community,.
and Jason Bedford of Grand. for years,, ieaving here with lei,
Rapids, 1liich,, have . been here !family e 1ittl1 Over •tell -ears
ovate tenting :he past Week owing' ago for Manitoba,
d'c
to the serous illness of their fate.
her, Jasori Bedford.
N M, Graham, who has been,at-I•.
tMiding the ,Ontario College Ot
Pharmacy, in Toronto,has been;
'nest successful in -his examination
scouring first class lhoeore and the
practical Chemestry .Medal.
Mr. and Mrs; Thos. Newell and ;.;
Mrs: Wm. Aawkshawv left. Tours-.
dee for then' newhoiva is Strati.'
Ord,
The remains of the late Mrs