Zurich Herald, 1922-11-23, Page 5<'•
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'ro'udtoole Killor:ti & UQnMies.
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WW1:, Mc. Otrice an the Stiuele.
204- dooe from Hamilton St. Goti-
+erich, rrinitLe Lauds to loan at
lowest rates].
s 1!, 1 roudfoot, K.C. Jr. L. Killoran
w D. E, Holmes.
Mr. Holmes will be le liensalt on
' Friday of each week.
• Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
leans of marriage licences, Notary
P'uxilic, Comnai.solo.aer. 1''ire and Aun-
t Insurance, i epreeenting
;;Huron and Erie Mortg ,ge Cot porae
Hen, The Canada Trust Coe ZurTeb,
Ya lrll
Wants., For wallow Lost
Found, o1*SO, Etc. Ad;
IN Tina caiou bI: I
WANTED
We are in the market for Dutch
ate and large onions. Highest
merket prices paid. Must be well
donned.
I rl`. L. WUBM.
•-16
WANTED
1 DUTCH SETS. highest anar-
•;titr►te►xio: fret price paid, must be thoroughly
dry aid put through fanning mill
J. GASCHO & SON 1-16
Dr.E. S. Hardie
DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
DA$HWOOD EVERY THURSDAY
SUN OFFICI` - HENn 1LL.
$ OSCAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer,• graduate
frit Davenport Auctioneering School
Try me for real estate, merchandise,
Ilaivellery pedigreed stock, farm sales
Rate! alwaysreasonable, my territory
the world. Choice farms for sale.
r►;rone 18-9 3 Zurich
Licensed Auctioneer
•Licensed Auctioneer for County
`:of Huron. In an position to
c
on-
dtict any auction sale, regardless
"ts to ,size orarticles to -sell. I
,solicit your business, and if not
ti satisfied will make no charges for
services.
,Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich Meet
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash: Price for Wouli
CASH FOR SEWS AIDES
rui,gb1 .t &,
Dc1oher t
I ZURICH LIVERY..
m in a position' to accomo-
e*all requirements In the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. 'Any-
thing done' in the teaming line.
GEORGE J, THIEL
Phone 59 Zurich:
t9: IS: ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
el Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto.
Late 'District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Tuesday and Friday from 10.00 a
ala. until 5.00 p.m., at the Commerc-
dal House, (Upstairs). , Main Of-
lite at Bayfield, Ont. -19
LME
(POULTRY
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 ()cloak p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
'when brought in.
Highest Cash Prices
--CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phdne 94. Zurich
COAL
Spring and Summer
DELIVERIES•
SEASON 1922
wing to the strike of the Min -
era now prevailing in the Pennsyl
' ania Anthracite coal fields, we
etre unable to guarantee delivery
Or price and until conditions be-
tome more settled orders will be
taken subject to our being able to.
wtjftain Supplies. and at prevailing
sirice time of delivery.
1OAi3 & PRODUCE MERCHANT
TER112S;-CASH
Phone Office 10w. 0011,86 10,
ENSAL.L NT.z,
FOR SALE
Fore bred White Rock pullets,
Apply to Ed. Diramick, R. R. 1,
Zurich, Goshen Line, ,Stanley 18-.2
WANTED
' A Lady ,or Gentleman to sell
silk stockings, gloves, silk blouses
underskirts and hairnets direct to
•on.'
c • umers on commission bails.
ear owner will be able to build up
a good income, Apply' to Lad-
ies Tailoring Service, 425 Rich-
mond street, Lonon.d 18-4
NOTICE
I have taken out License for
Auctioneer for the. County of Hur-
onand am in a,siti
po i ion to " con-
duct sales by auction. Give .me
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no charge. .tf-29
James Denomey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone. No. 10-93
DR. JOHN WARD
Will make a complete test of
refractive condition of the eye, and
of the muscles. Spectacles seientif-
ically fitted. Services at reasonable
charges. Will. 's>e at;- 8-22
Zimmer's Hotel, Dashwood,
Waiper House, Zurich,
Zurich Studio and Book Room
Just received our ship-
ment of School Books,
High School Books Etc.
Printing and Developing, Photos.
On Post Cards, Etc., Etc.
Stationery always on hand tf21
OBRIEN& KABFLEISCH
Hartleih Block - Zurich_.
RGAI
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WE ARE SELLING ONT THE
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK .OIF
MEN'S• READY TO WEAR SUITS
AT CLEARING PRICES. AS. WE
DO NOT INTEND TO STOCK THIS
L1N.E IN FUTURE. HERE • IS
YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
1 only dark Brown Serge size 39^
Reg. 35 for $26.50
2M -en's Navy with hairline stripe°"•
Sizes 37 and 39
Reg. 30 for $22.50
2 only fine Navy Worsted siz 38-40
At$19
1 Brown Worsted size 3 8
For $20
1 Fine Navy Serge, ectzra quality
For $26.50
2
Heavy allwool, brown size 44
At $17.50
1 Heavy Navj* Size 44
At $18.00
1 Youths, Size 36
For $21.50
2. Youths, Size 34, 35
For .16.50
1 Only' Youths, Size 35
For .$17.00
REMEMBER THESE ARE ALL
No. 1 DUALITY GOODS. - IN
ORDER TO APPRECIAITE VALUES
COME AND -SEE THEM
J. Gascho & Son
ZURICH IIERAL.
LOCAL news
Mr, Fred Weseloh was a 'recotn
visitor at London.
Mr. and Nil's. Simon Greb were
Sunday .visitors at Exeter.
Miss' Eieeln Stowe of Port
Elgin; is ,visiting :at the. Deicliert
home.
Mr, Ward Fritz was on a hunt-
ing trip to the Pinery < this
week,
Ivir, Garfield Witmer of. the'Bab-
D-lon Lind eft for, Kitchener the
past week. '
Mrs. L. Peine and sant Ted Peine
of New Hemburg, visited at the
Tleichert home over Sunday.
Wi . Black,:M P., for, South,
Huron; attended the meeting of Pro
gressive members in Winninpeg
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bender 'of
Dashwood were reent visitors at
the home of Mr. and- Mil. W. B.
Battler, Babyllon. Line.
Mr,. and Mrs. Win. Consitt, Parr
Line, entertained a number of fri-
ends to a fowl supper on Mon-
day evening. '
Mr. and Mrs,. John Preeter and
daughters Muriel and Mabel Vis-
ited at Dashwood on Sunday they
were accompanied by, 'qrs. G.
Hess and Miss Anna Hess."
Owing to Miss O. O'Brien, tea-
cher of, Rodin II, Z.PSS_ being ill
on ,Tuesday,, the pupils of that
room enjoyed a day •off. Y
The auction sale of farm stock
andheldMr.
implements ants
P xnbyBI•
Pfile, 14th con.. on, Tuesday, was
well attended and good prices we-
re realized.
Jack Frost; nwith:his white coat
of snow, made its first real ape-
pearance this Wednesday morning
and a alai -filled coal bin, or, a
good pile of hardwood is very ap-
preciative. .
Mr. G. Holtzman, the local wind
and weatherinsurance agent repos
tsb usiness very favorable, as
he is' writinggup, a lot( of insrtrance
in his new dffice, 1VIcCormick
Block, Zurich. .
C. Fritz & Son have installed
an electric driven machine for fin-
ishing shoed. . -With this machine
new soles can. be put on shoes and
finished to 'stich a perfection that
it cannot be detected with -the eye.
Mit and Mrs;. ' Hy. Walper oma.
the '.Tillage, Mrs_ .Jos. Sararas.
the Sauble Line, and Mr. Con
rad Waiper, Bronson Line, spent
the •week -end at Mitchell e and
l3roadhagen(
We are in receipt of informalt
ion from a friend who ;net Revs
F. B. Meyer, former Evanlgliecal
pastor of Zurich, at Toronto the
-other .day. Mr. Meyer was up -ml
the Northern part of Ontario /leen
huntingientor Net returning with, a�
fine see. seieet his hag g'S,, ,a
The'hele gates of the Evangel-
ical church ••:rho attended the
Boy's P '- iament at Exeter from
Friday t.> Sunders were; Newell
THE LONG -c
A
Rosy Cheeked,fihaek Skinned and
Well Flavored,
L'ruit Eaters WiU Welcome It - It
May Be Growing To -day In Some
Ontario Fence Row . hunting at.►
Egg Factory,
(eontrlbuted by Ontarlo Departnlent of
Ag'rlottiture, Toronto.)
,Somewhere on a farm in theapple
growing districts of Ontario there are,
rosy red seedling apples, Seedling
apples that may have characters that
would melte them valuable com-
mercial sorts, if such could be intro-
duced to; the public. True, there' are
thousands of worthless seedlings, but..
some fence row or orchard area is
nosy growing a tree or 'trees that pro-
duce a superior fruit.
Box, Picking Apples at a .Premium.
Ontario needs an apple suited to
box packing, and it may be from an
unnamed seedling that such want will
be supplied. If those having really
good seedling apples would bring
them to light so that their qualities..
might be judged by those 'competent
todo so,•an apple worth while might
be, .unearthed "and introduced to the
public.' Western apples -shipped in
boxes have invaded the Ontario mar-
ket because of theft color and ship-
ping quality. The bright red color
attraets.the buyer and the thick skin
preserves the good appearance of the
individual.
Thick. Skins Most Desirable.
Thin skinned Ontario varieties will
not stand the shipping and long ex
.,posure in the retail stores to the
same degree as the Western thick
skinned apples. Western apples may
go punky and become unfit for use,
but still look well, as the exterior
will stand alone. Ontario needs a
good box pack apple, something rosy
red, of good quality, and a good thick
proteeeive coat.
Where, Oh Where, Is It To -day?
• Perhaps somewhere in .a fence row
such an apple may now be found,
Who knows. What have you? -L
.Stevenson, Sec., Dept. of Agriculture,
Toronto.•
RUNNING AN EGG FACTORY.
Valuable Hints as to How to Make
the Best of the Hen.
ery flock of hens is an egg fac-
Like any other factory the flock
zibe, given the best materials in
world to work on and still fail
produce enough to pay for run -
the. plant. •, Good feed in suite
ht variety is necessary for egg
eduction, tate the ability to manu-
cture:eggs from feed must be there
It pays to cull out the poor layers
any time, to save the feed and labor
they cost, but to make a profit on
them it is best to cull in late sum -
mar or early fall before the rush
g chickens lc?;vers•,the.market
• price of old hens.
Shut up all the hens and pullets
some evening. Count then; and de
nide just how many can be readily
kept during the coming year without
Cse �iilC�m Hey, and O'•cax ;u,crowding, 'for this is very likely to
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,e These- members report a -11urt,.egg production and increase the
leie educational event, and can ,idanger of disease. The next morning
not sfieal; too highly of the kind the flock is ready to be culled.
hospitality shown fly. the Exeter
people. : ,
Word was received here of the,
death of Mr, Fred. Aikenhead of
near Brucefield, on Sunday. Mr
Aikenhead is known to many in
Zurich having been employed, as
accountant in the Molsons Bank;
Zurich, for a few years, but ow-
ing to being a. victim of tubexl-
cular ,he ;was compelled to disco*
tinue banking and return to his
home on the farm!.
- The Christmas time is rapidly
appraochgin, only four and ;a half
more weeks, the ,fiappiest .event of
the year. and then follows the pas -
tine of 1922 and a new year will
usher ini. The annual Christmas
entertainmeats are being looked for
the Lutheran church S.S: ;will like
ely hold their's as usual on Xman,
Eve.. Dee. 24th, while the Evangel -
kat ,•S•S. 'will be held on the even:-
ing of December 25th.
A grand concert consisting of
home: talent will be held in the
Towns Hay -,-Zurich on Friday, ev-
ening, December 22nd. The prol-
gramme is being put on by the
pupils of Z. P. School, under whose
auspices it will be held. We all
remember the lig attendance last
year, and the fine program, some
of the audience were h the Hall
at six o'clock to assure a good
seat, The management is consid-
ering to make a plan of the hail
and sell] reserved seats this year,
So the first buyers. of • these seats
have first choice,
Mrs Johan Hey, Jr, wishes to
inform the public that he has bee-:
en appointed General Agent for
the counties of Huron and Bruce
for the famous Ruggles 'trucks, and
will be pleased at any time to
xu
demonstrate this achine to any-
one calling at his store rooms at
Zurich or by special appointment.
The motor truck is nothing Minn
yet it is still in its infancy* as re-
gerds to 'the many uses made the-
reof, and Mr. (ley is taking over
this salesmanship 'at a most op,-
portune moment, when tune is
moving too etalsetfor the reliable
old horse, consequently the 'motor
truck is Isi�.Ustituted by giving
many advantages. If you have nt
all any use lora truck, just phone
88 Zxirkeh, aid Mr. Hey will che-
erfully give :you what in^oruxation
lir can(. 6V•e also Vs)/ him muci
u..ces$ In • thin '.eittt.'
Poor layers and all old hens.
..Cripples, and hens with broken -
own abdomens or frozen toes.
li'3. The sick, quiet, inactive hens
that spend much time on the roost.
4: All "crow heads" with long,
slim heads and beaks.
5. The large, coarse -headed hens
with sunken eyes.
6.• All very short, stubby hens with
feathers extremely heavy for their
breed.
7. A11 late -hatched immature pul-
lets and those that are early hatched
but much 'undersized.
, 8;, All•hens that molt before Aug-
ust 1. .
9. The persistent sitter.
10. All hens with solid, fat ab-
domens.
11. All hens having bad habits
(cannibals, feather -pullers, egg-'
eaters).
12. All cockerels not needed for
breeding purposes.
Keep
1. Strong, healthy, vigorous hens
with short, neat heads and strong
beaks. .,
2. The hens' with long, deep, rect-
angular bodies and parallel top and
bottom lines.
3. The liens with large, bright
eyes, -active appearance and short,
well-worn toe .naffs.
4. The hens . with dusty, worn
feathers, especially worn tail feath-
ers, but having a bright, healthy look.
5. The hens that molt late.
6. The noisy, happy, friendly hens.
7. The early risers and those late
to 'roost.
8. The vigorous hens with the fad-
ed beaks and shanks.
9. The hens with the soft, pliable
abdomens:
;10. ,The hens with the thin pelvic
bones spread wide apart.
11. The early -hatched', well -grown,
pullets.
19, Large, strong, active, quick
maturing cockerels of desired var-
iety type •and high -producing mothers.
. There are five major tactors in
profitable poultry production --breed-
ing, culling, feeding, housing, and
care. These are the essentials; com-
bined they will put the poultry busi-
ness on a practical busia ss basis.
Onions once frozen should remain
frozen until tinxe to uee them.
If you want stocky, shay plants
in your hotbeds or gr . ;louse, ven-
tilate well. ':Cod mien .r .Ind heat
make tall, spindling',
Have you organized
or a reading circle n
ity•? -Lots of eiijese.,
profit, may be .ant..
genization of this sui
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,,The best 11'ord ,'125 will buy.
FOR SALE
Chale ers Six, New baitery F50
11 Four' wheel trailer, painted X90
® « Hess & Coo - Zurich
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$500.00
YOU RECEIVE IN 12 MONTHS AT ORDINARY SAVINGSINTEREST
1l 15e
ON HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES OR
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CANADA TRUST .Co.
CERTIFICATES YOOU RECEIVE
$27.50
INTEREST IS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY ON. SUMS OF $100 AND,
OVER FOR TERMS IF 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 NEARS
COMOBINED ASSETS OF'BOTH .INSTTTUTIOONS TOTAL OVER
THIRTY-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
VICTORY BONDS SOLD AND BOUGHT,
Have You MADE Ye U R WILL?
FOR. FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO: ---
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich