Zurich Herald, 1922-12-21, Page 5Thursd y^, :D;ecainbee, 21, 1022
BUSINESS CARPS
'
Proudfoot, l(.iliot'an • & uptAm a,S.
Barristers,' Solicitors, Nut�.jlriee,,
rp>1ulia, Eta, Office On the 7cluar t'
1zid dear frorsi Hamilton .Si,
rc}a: ePrivate fund to teat) at
h west rates:
xK►. Proudfoot, K.C. J. L, . Killot'an
I . Tlalintas,
Holmes will be in Hensel! o,i�
Friday of •each week,
Andrew F. /less, Township clerk
limier of marr'iag'e licenses, Notary
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aur- I
omobile Insurance, Representing
'Huron and Erie 'Mortgage `Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co, Zurich,
Oata*'io•
Dr..E. S. Hardie
DENTIST
,At
ZURICTI. EVERY WEDNESDAY •
DASHWOOU EVERY THURSDAY
MAIN OFFICia HEN° i'L.IL
OSCAR KLOPP
Professional Auctioneer, graduate
Of Davenport Auctioneeriug School
Try ute for real estate, merchandise,
Jewellery pedigreed stock, farm sales
States alwaysreasonable, my territory
the world. Choice farms for sale.
?hone 18-9 3 Zurich
Licensed . Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In, a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
as to size or `articles to sell. I
solicit your business, and if not
'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 Woull
CASH FOR SKINS & BIDES
Tirntbliat (Sz
Doichert
j ZURICH LIVERY
• I am in a position to accomo-
date a il,requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. 'THIEL:
• Phone 50
Zurich.,
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S.; D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
ui the. University of Toronto.
FLIT YOUR
Wants, ForSale, Lost,.
Found, Notice Etc„ Ads
IN THIS COLUMN
FOR SAL131
Pure bred Yor'ksh'ires --3 :sown
and ' one: boar 3 ' months old, The
above aro rl dice Bacon type and
vt itlb e repel, :eyed, ..
'Henry ri'xiet i, R.R.2 Zurich 22-4
;Dr. Gl, S, Atktnc'on, wishes to an-
nounce that he *ill be absent from
hie dental office at Zurich until
Friday January 5th, 1923•
e CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Peter 'Durand and family
wishes to 'than'k all the relatives
and friends for their kindness sho-
wn during their recent berea,vet_
trent„ for all floral tributes and
those who kindly assisted with
their cares, Mrs. Peter Durand,
and family:'
FOR SALE
Empire 'disc create separator,
nearly new, for sale,. Mrs. Peter
L. Denomy, Drysdale. 24-2
•
FOR SALE
A few good second hand rook
stoves at a bargain,'
Stade & Weido, Zurich. tf-22
WANTED
Div trict Representative wanted
for Zurich and surrounding territ-
ory to.represent the Old Reliable
Fonlliill •Nur4er'es. A splendid op-
ening for the right man. For
fill, information write; Stone &
Wellington, Toronto.
STRAYED
From nry grass farm, Dixie, Parr
Line, a red yeah -old steer calf,
with in the last two weeks. Fin-
der please notify Garnet Jacobe, 1
Zurich.
FOR SALE
One 8, -hp. new United Gas eng-
ine, also a light one-horse sleigh
will be sold very' cheap,—A bar-
gain. L. Prang, Zurich. tf21
WCAL. NEW
zuBleri TTE13,411)
Gioa itdviceAbout Produc nw This
6iorious Bloom.
A
Deep, Rich CreamyT ;oil is Preferred
m --fret Good 1 erieties to Start.
'Bits/ -L ,bout 4'lsperagns---'1' hen
to Cut 'Wheat—Poultry l.aacmse
IuG«arie.
Mrs. Casper Weber continues
quite feeble
Iti (xarfield, Stas bus left for
Kitchener on Tuesday to spend the
holiday
Mr. and Mis W ,II, Hoffman and
faintly were Sarrdase 51isitors to
Credtto'n,
Messrs. Norman Gase'ho ,and k1ex
no Oesch oiade a business trip to
Exeter on Monday. i
School closes fol' the holidays on
Friday, while Room IV, G.F.S. el-
ores on Thursday,.
It is estiraated the, handshaking
froiri one election would pump two
ntillion _ga1'iona of water. '
Mr, Jacob Brown• of the Goshen
South, returned on Tuesday frons
fa 1•isit with fr'iends iix Mich gam.
M. and Mrs. Geo. Snaith of St-
anley were Sundae visitors at the
hone of Mr, and: Mrs. Wni. O'Brien.
Make this Christmas the happ.est
one sever', by first getting happy
yourself, and. your surroundings
will also do the same.
Butchering the ;family hog se-
enies the ordee of the day, as eV,
cry nnorning they can be . heard
squalling in some direction as they
suffer the execution of dieing with
a sore throat.
Mr• and Mrs. Mark Drysdale and
family and lyMiss Pearl Stephenson
of lllensall, and Mr. Louis Durand of
Cliilliwie, B.C. *ere Sunday Visit-
ors al the home' of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed.. Stelck, 14th con;:
The northbound train on the
:L H.&13. was a few hou's late , on
Monday evening, as the reliable
old engine "died out" at Exeter, ami.
another Locomotive had o be sent
for from London,
The Zurich branc"ri of the Wom-
en's Institu ••3 have decided to hold
a hoe social some time in January,
It is sore•• cane :since a box social
"-'aa held ir. Zurich, and it will be
nn interest'ng event.
Mr, Emanuel :Re'chert of Hay
Township, the oteer day while at
Exeter in a garage, slipped incl'
fell into the pit and fractured sees-
eras ribs in doing so. 'u Mr. Reich-
,+'iI1 be laic., up for some time, and
we hope, for a speedy rrecovery;
To -night, 'Thursday evening is
the touch talked of school convert,
ehesoe, apply to Alex, 111oussrau, as we go to press most of the cho-
Zurich. tf-2o ice reserve seats are sold, and it
looks as if many will again not be
LOST able to gain admittance. Res=-
rn the Town Hall, Zurich, on ery ayour seats and ensure a good
Seturelay evening, a purse con- place, for sale at Herald Office.
tainlirr; a five dollar bill and ur
crit amount of change. Finder
please return to Herald office.
FOR SALE
E -h p' International gas engine
hopper cooled, magneto, friction
clef^.h pulley, on trucks, for sale
STRAYED. •
Two one-year old cattle. One
pure+ white and one., red and<ayhite,
both ne horn, we're i ast-' seen i3
miles north of Dashwood on Dec
end. $5M9 reward offered for
anyone shutting up same and
notifying Niru.: Forrest, .R.R.2 Kiln:
pen Phone 4-93, Heusail. 93-1
• NOTICE.
of REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW
Notice is hereby given that a
By 1n r was passed by the Conseil
of the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Hay on the 2nd dao
- f
No a• el,' oar. 1922, providing for the This Friday, is nomination clay,
issuse o' debentures to the amount when men are selected for candid -
of .$1410.00 for the purpose of & pay- ates to run the affairs of the/nun
ing for the coat of telephone' ex- icipaiity. Every one that cantensions, and that such By-law was possibly do so, should tryand at -
Late. District Dental Officer, Mil registered in the Registry Office. teed, this publicc meeting, and see
. The annual Xmas, festivals are
now the order, of the day, the'Lif
thnrae. takes place on Sunday ev-
ening, also the Egangelicnl at Da-
shwood, on Mondays the Crediton
Evangelical :and on _,
Tuesday even-
ing the Zurich Rvangelieal. • Ale
Zpromise to be -good and intexL
eating
Th. ,evening; shoppers, who de-
pended on 'he stores being open
every rt. during mss, w=0,-
elc, will . i' ;•t a slight change "this
yen e -5 cur merchants have de -
e'' as keep their places of bus-
ed i open only Wedr•t :lay and Set
Levelly evening as the year round
T'u^i is dear and scarce, and thin
will mean a lerg•e sexing• along this
line.
nary District No. One, London,Ont for the Registry Division of the where your money goes that you
Office hours at Zurich every
Tuesday and Friday from 10.00 a
mn. until 5.00 p.m., at the Commerc-
ial House, Main Of-
Fite at Bayfield, Ont. -19
LIVE
ijPoU LT R V
WANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oelock p.rn.
Do not teed fowl same morning
when brought in,
Highest Cash Prices
—CASH FOR --
Cream and' Eggc,
W. O'Brien,
•
Phone 94. Zurich
Spring and Summer
D LTV_ -+ R,IR S
4t SEASON 1922'
Owing to the strike of the Min-
era now prevailing, in the Pennsyl-
'va)nia Anthracite . coal fields, we
are 'Unable to guarantee delivery
ibr price and until conditions ~r. be-
COMO more settled orders will be
taken subject to our being able to
b"btain Supp!ies Snit at prevailing
Vice time of delivery,
'COAL & PRODUCE MERCHANT
•
TERifS
11:hone Offict low. Rouse 10).
ENSALL ONT:1
County of Huron at Goderich on payin taxes ' hies in general are
the 24th day of November, 1922, always on the increase, while We
as number 453. eoti_e in Ray Tp, the /Township
Any motion to quash or • set rate is somewhat at lover thins .year,
asicl;, the same or any part there- which shows good management. p
of must be nxade within three mons- Come, and. take an interest in the
the after the first publication of annual nomination, for the good of
this notice, and cannot be made the community. iiut leave the
thereafter. kicker, the toucher and the sulk -
Dated this 25th day of November or at hoar i, this is no ,place for
1922, 21-3 Kuala, wild what we want is prep of
A. F. HESS, good sound business prinep?,es
Clerk of Hay Township What might have resulted in a
more serious damage oecured on
•
Friday last at Drysdale to the
NOTICE home of Mr, Ed. Mbusseau, f
Drys -
I ve to ken out License or claie, when in some way a spark
Auctioneer for the t County ]firer from the stove pipes ignited the
upstairs of their -house, His sta-
ter Miss •Brunette wail in the House
at the time doing her weekly bak-
ing, and Mr„ Mousseau was also in
the house at the time, when their at
leetian Was arroused by a neighs.
bur running across the fields .to
their assistance, and they soon dis-
covered• the condition of affairs,
and put the fire out with great dif-
ficulty, as several hundred dollars
worth of clothing, furniture, etc,
was damaged, which was inostlyl
cc, vered by insurance. Mr, Mou-
escau waw confined to the house
with illness as a result from the
heavy fomes of stnolce he inhaled
GUESSING CONTESTS
• kir. H. Oe•sch, barber is holding
a guessing contest es to the mu -
aunt of white beans in, .-ee ebottle,
in the scume 'bottle- there etre also.
Year 1922 was held in the Town Hall
coffee beans mixed with the white
,txrlcli,. nn• Dec, 15th. Al.i the melt- i burns, this possibly makes it more
'hers were . present. The minuted
of the .previous meeting ' were read.
and adopted,
'
Mrs. Bi. C', Edwards was re -app- 2.75, The contest ,closes this Fri-
ointed as School Attendance Offic-: day evening et 6 o'clock.
et for the Eastern Division of HayMr, ''I L. Worm, is also ;giving a.
Township and, Mr. C', G, Krueger, handsome prize for the nearest
,tor the Western' Division for the guess to the amnia of nuts . in a
year 1928.._.. r jar filled With sante.
A large nuitaber of accounts eve -
lucky
Mad.elin�e 11'Ceiclinger was the
i e passed which' will al bear in thelucky nearest guess to the amount
annual financial' statement• now of money he a jar et Hess' jewelry
the hands o,t t%te prirtti?r, ' Store last week, and :ae a. • con; ecce
A•.F, TIESS, C;teriz. hence is the tnc.piont of tl atarin
• dock given op this occasion,
on, and run in a position to con-
duct sales by auction, Give me
a trial and I will assure you satis-
faction • or no charge, • 4-29
James Lennn-ey,, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No, 10-93
DR. JOHN WARD
Will makea complete test of
refractive condition of the eye, and
nf. the muscles: Spectacles sa-ientif-
ically fitted. Services at reasonable
clia.rges. Will ire at;— 8-22.
Zinimer's Hotel, Dashwood,
Walper House, Zurich,
HAY COUNCIL.;.
The. final session of the Comte
cit of the Township. 'of Hay' for the
difficult, The prize awarded for
the nearest'guess thereof will rec-
eive, toilet supplies to. the 'value :of
(OuntriuutNcl by Ontario 1)epartn'lent o1"
oca '
Agriculture, 'Por•onto.)
Ji
l ton.; --•fin open, suiting pesltici
suits tihein] brlsl,
Soil, --•They .prefer' a deep; well..
clratzn'eci, fairly rich, loamy soil,, but
will do well in almost any good gar•,
den soil, Do not dig in fresh strawy
mailpre at planting time. If any ma -
retire .is used, it ,should be well
rotted,` and should be deg in so as
not to come in direct contact with
the corms or bulbs, Manure is best
dug in the fall•previous to planting.
• The- ground should be dug over
agate just before planting the corms.
Planting. --The corms (bulbs) may
be planted any time in May or early
June, Flowering corms sbould 'not
be less than one unci 'a half inches
in diameter. Punt the corms from
three .to four .incites deep and about niches ches apart. They may be set
either --in rows. about two feet or
three feet apart, or in groups"cou-
venient for staking. and cultivating,
The small eormels'•- (small bulbs)
should be planted about two inches
deep• -with the old corms, or
separately.
Cutting Blooms.—Cut those with
fairly long stems when two or'three
of, the bottom flowers have opened,
and put in water as soon as cut. If
about half an inch of the stem is
cut off -every day or two, the spikes
will continue in flower for a long
tune -after being cut. The old spikes
of flowers not cut off should be cut
:when they are through flowering be-
fore the seed forms on theist.
Storing for Winter. — Gladioli
corns should be dug, and stored over
winter. Dig the corms before severe
frosts, about the middle of October.
Cut off the tops a few 'niches above
the ground, dig the corms, and put
them in a shed or moon/ away from
the frost for about two weeks to
dry, then put them in a cool fairly
dry room or cellar, where they will
nut freeze,` temperature about 40
deg.. P. In very damp cellars .they
nay, be hong /.up in baskets, or tied
its bunches and hung up to the joists.
Before planting the large corns for,
the next season's bloom, remove the
remains of tops and the old coria at
the bottom.
The :small corms (or cormels)
should also be removed. The small
plants' from the cormels should be
dug and.stored during winter much
in the same way as for the large
flowering corms. Save cormels
(smaa' , y bs).. from the best varie-
de, three or,fouryears
o t�.qg, ,. }
1.
ower -
}�
sw .. g are a few of the
many v`'*3heties grown that will make i
a good collection for an amateur's;
garden:
Afterglows America Augusta Blue
ay, ardinal, Contiast, Dawn, Ro-
chester White, Kunderdi Glory,
Princeps Pesco, Panama, La Luna,
Mrs. Frank Pendleton, Niagara, Sul-
phur King, Schreben, Seribo, Win,
Falconer.
Collections of Hybrid Gladioli will
often give good results and are
cheaper than named varieties if a
large number is required. This list
does not include many of the quite
-new varieties. Fairly good collections
can be bought for from one to two
dollars per dozen, and even cheaper,
It pays to buy good varieties for a
start, as they can be increased rapid- i
ly from the small cormels.
Note.—When cutting flower spikes
for decorative purposes do not cut the
stem too • low; clown. • Leave two or
three• leaves -,below where they are
cut to assist the corm to grow and
develop. Cutting off all the foliage
prevents the corn/ from developing.
—The fate Wm.,Hunt,O. A. College,
Guelph,
P,
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k+letcher's Castoria is ~:Tiers; a remedy for Tr,; nt ;n 1 Children.
Foods are specially , pi *.;recd, for babies, a, _ • r ,3 medicine
is even more eMsen bd f ;':r Baby. Remedies l r it : ,:'icy prepared.
for grown-ups are not .interchangeable. It 1,7es the reed of
a remedy for the c:numozl ailments of Infants and Children
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,
and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
years has not proven.
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Ca4tor r3.ii, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. it contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee, For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipatio.0, Flatulency,
Wind Colic • and Diarrhoea; allaying Fcver'shness arisi
therefrom, a ,d by regulating the Stomach and towels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
GENIUS
Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend.
ti.7 �Ftpiggq �,A E CAS �rO R'A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
hi Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
d1d' A
7w —Er
,..1114Ts+,a amt-cr-.;
WANTED
The best Ford tt° 125 ‘vii l b'�$.
FOR SALE
Cha'iiners --six, New battery.
ct�lJ'VQ,I
1 Four wheel trailer p frim ed $$O
fee. eel]
ES
FARM FOR SALE
CR.
, i
Consisting of 1s0 -acre farm be-
ing Lot 18, con, 9, Sianley Town-
ship. There is .iii il;, premises a
good bank i,ee a with a good
About Asparagus.
' At the beginning of July all cut-
ting of asparagus should cease, the
beds should be heavily top -dressed
with manure, and the planks allowed
to grow during the remainder of the
season. Careful spraying.of this crop
with poison Bordeaux is necessary
if the beetles are very active, Keep
the wheel lioe going during the early
morning, so that weeds will be killed
during' the heat of the sun. Apply
water as often: as zieeessary, so that
the plants will ,Hake a constant
growth: Never work among plaints
while they are wet, as this spreads
diseases,
When to Cut Wheat.
Wheat may be cut with safety when
the straw has lost nearly all its green
color and the grains are not entirely
hardened,' If cut sooner than this,
shriveled kernels will result. "If left
standing until fully ripe, a bleached
appearance, "due to the action of the
elements, often results, and loss from
shattering may ensue. Wheat that is
fully 'ripe , is also more difficult to
handle. .Where the area of wheat is
large, cutting should begin as early
as 11 can be done safely.
Poultry Increase Income,
Produce infertile eggs by r'einov--
ing the roosters from the flock In
the sunrner trine.
Provide clean nests and keep eggs
clean.
Gather the eggs °twice daily &l r-
ing the summer, to prevent thein
from being>heatod by the hen.
Keel) them in a cool dry place away
from the fries' ..
Market • thein at least twice eat%
week.
insist thatthey be bought on -a
quality basis.
Predu*c;' ;:ore•..adnionie ed -nor: to
wadi iitret
•
Lot 10, con. 1, Huila'tt, e'er—tied
to Provincial Eighwa, , :i% miles
from Clinton and 5 nd i': from Se-
tfuith. Contains 100 acres, well
drained and fenced in high state
el cultivation, throe aerz'•s Bard
0041 bush, 2 acresorehzrd and
21 acres fall plowing done.
On place is goodpine
barn 60x50, stone foundatino, sta-
ble all cemented and in first class
condition,: driving shed 511:x°0, ten-
raoriied brick house with
go
od
eerier. For further par.tirular sp-
in,; to Mrs, J. D. MODe'rmiil, Clin-I
ton, Ont; or -Me. C. M. McGregor,'
.- R. 2, Seaforth, Ont. 21-41
to
ty
it
FARM FOR SALE
o ell in the : tail is, good out buil-
"dings, go,d it-r„o;t:ed framehouse
alt overhauled and part newly
built !last year, soft water in
House, About LWo acres orchard.
!'Chis splendid farm has a rich
cla yloam, uttd :Al low ground is
well drained, and is fairly well
fenced. F o ' curl he,• pa. ticulars ap
pit at Heralds O fice or phone
Clinton central 2-62'3,
21-5
Heady -to -Wear
Clothing
DENOMY BROS.
GENTS FURNTSHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
G4ft Neowear
With a New
Fe attire
BOTH MAKERS AND WEARERS
HAVE LOOKED FOR YEARS FOR
A TIE /THAT WOULD'N'I' WRIN-
KLE our OF SHAPE UNTIL IT
HAD GIVEN FULL SERVICE;
NOW THEY HAVE IT. A NEW
IDEA. IN CONSTRUCTION—THE
LINING I5 NON CREASABLE—
SIMPLY CAN'T GET OUT OF
SIi'.P1f,
We'er shoving neckwear 'with
Clue n.eiv feature 10 some of .the
nantb eatuiful silts you have ever
. soon,, The new idea allone will sell
cinzens of the'nn to men. Why not
take advantage of it in choosing
neckwear for gifts?
They are specially priced, at;•--
l $1400 1.'15 $1450 $2,004
WE ARE
STYLE
HEADQUARTERS` ; I , j
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oats