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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1923-12-06, Page 5ti 'rb►utredee Dote, her: etlty:: is#23 SU.$INESs. CARD PrO Udtoot,' tillorah & HOLMEI galrrieters, Solicat.ors, Niter ee, PUb1ii, Etc,' Office on the, Square, MA door' from Uawilton St, Cad- arida Private fou ds to lean at lowest rates, /.. Praudfoot,• K.C. J. L. Kilioran O. E. Holmes. Mr. H,oltnes will be in Hensel) .on Friday of each weep. Z>!4RI; PUS' YOUR • Wants, For Saiey 4:05t, Fotlnd r of ice, Etc. Ado IN THIS COLUMN FOR SALE r o e i lent A' good isecondhaind baby Cal'" ♦ndrew F. I•Teea,`,' win b,.p C .. mage for sale, ;Oars be seen a1: Owner of lnarriage licenses, NotaryR Melick & Bratm'a, Furniture Store. ' b1Ic, Commissioner, Fire and Aut. uaetobile Insurance; Representing Karon and Erie Mortgage Ceepora Itlon, The Canada 'Pruett Co. Zurich, l stario. L. Smith Dr. G. y p.a. (Toronto.) ID.D,S.(iChica'go) .11:!:71=1.• D'E1 TJ$T .sees AT`•WALPER HOUSE, zuniCFI, FV,,ERy, ,Wi3pNESDAY MAIN ONCE HENSALL . A-U-C-T-I-CD•N-E-E'R OSCAR IuLOPP "Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat tonal School of 9.uctioneering. Tr toe for Registered Live Stock (All Breeds); Terms in keeping with prevailing prices. Choice farms for sale. Will sell anything anywhere. . .;phone 18-93 or write, Zurich g • 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; ndit not for satisfied will make no Arthur Weber, - rervic- Dashwood. Phone 31 r .13. Zurich Meat • MARKET' Freak and Salt Meats Bologna Sausages, !Highest Cash Price or WouiI,I CASH FOR SKINS & BIDES I Nzg1 li 1t L' Dechext , ZURICH LIVERY I am in a position to accomo- date all requirements in the Livery Line, have Auto for hire. Any- thing done in .the teaming line. GEORGE 3. THIEL.. Phone 69. Zurich Q. S. 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,, Mil- itary District No.,One, London,Ont Office hours at Zurich every TUESDAY AND -FRIDAY from 10.00 a.m'., until 5.00 p.m at the. Com- mercial House. 141ain OLfiee at Exeter; Ont., Phone 34. .. 19 LIVE IIPOULTRY WANTED Taken every day till 3 Oclock p,m. Do not teed fowl same morning When brought in. Highest Cash Prices CASH FOIL_.— Crearri„And 'Eggs W. O'Brien Phone 94. Zurieh COAL Fall &Winter Deliveries 1923 :ANT1IRACITE LACE.WANA COAL lCOKR-Just arrived ear• of very 'high, grade ` Coke for Ranges and Furn,aees OFT CO• .AL--.Noiv in stook, errs Of high grade West Virginia Lump. POt1LETS—Now on the way, .ear of our 13oulets for Tangen and Furn- 'gces. These are well. I;xiown•- and give good satisfaction 4ALBER.-T.A COAL -Expect 'soon, Tien Cary of Alberta Coal esaAss- SOA l & PRODUCE MERCHANT Fbone • Office ` 10w. Hoiise 103. 'ibffiee&Coa! Yards, Brock Street, HENSALL N$, ALL N -A ., FARM, FOR SALE . F r a mon oL' utdo • c • n Rag i. Lot 7i. Con, 1,, Stanleya-ia offered for lin- Mediate Sale. Apply or write to. John W'orrance, George Shipley, or '41'.; Brydone, Clinton. FOR SALE Fine re'sidental property i in Zurich. Good brick louse wired for hydro, good well, stable, gar- den and fruit trees. For parties ulars apply ; to As F( Hess, Zurich. tf-21 �a Thet hresliing separator 'sold by. 7vetkrolt Brothertt. Mre. 3, IScl weitzer of Crediton visited at J. Preeter's over Sunday Mr. Men(no Oetichhas taken 'a. position. as clerk in Preeter's store Mr; Harry, ]3aaaow of the 'Bron- *on. line, spent Saturday with fr- iends at London. . • Mr. Allan. Klein, of Aylmer, ent the week -end at the home, of Mr. Thoma s•?ohnaop. • Mies Ida, Brill w Zcr Ispeznt a few weeks at Exeter, hag' returned to her me h e home. , Mx. A. Melick gave an, address in the Evangelic+al church, ,Dash- wood on., Sanday evening,' Mess$•. M. C. Milliken, Mr. FL G. Hess and C. W,j'ber were business visitors in. London on Saturday. Mr. 0. Ford and Mies R. Laren - ort of Exeter visited with Mabel Preeter on Suedayj, Miss Donella Ruby; who has been for the past sea an Sat• Ii itrh- ener as millinery, has returned to her home here. 00 , ---- -•- Mrs. Susie Oesch returned home on; Thursday last, :lifter, vi�s'ting w:th FOR SALE friends in Biggar, Saak; for a few months. Pure bred White Wyandotte The new Evangelical Hymnals: Cockerels, well bred. Apply to have ;,arrived. The plttos' now can Thos. Westlake, It; R. 3, Ba.yfie1d; supply many a ,sweet singer with Phone i•4-99, Hensall, words set .to 1nu�sic. Mr. trvini D. Smith of Hamilton, paid a .;short visit on, Friday to his two brothers, Cf Ct. of. the Bauble a'n:d O. L. of the village. Mr. Chad. Fritz is the forte nate hunter of this district, while out yhooaine one day taxi week,:, he captured four geese. single hand- ed. Congratulations Charlie, that repeater must have done 'some) spouting. The ltardiv'li e firm of .Melick. & Braun, who have ,s,e succeseluly, conducted this bueinees the • nest five years,' have egte^d ,to dissolve Partnership on the 20th al Decem-_ beat This months and for further' pari u1are read the'r advertisement Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Weida, move ed 'th 'ir household effects, last we- ek into their new 'semibungalo, which they Seen- :i'oposite the Eve- anee heal chi t eft. The nddition of this fine clwelliers to that part of the vi1lag t,s ;cin*lit, to Mie eido Mrs.` ;Aloe ' S> 11,1 (+nee••Mande STRAYED McBride) of the West is visiting re - relatives an 1. friends here. Mr;.•and Mee. Schnell snne th-e (past vuininer st +Ab^rcl:run, South Dalcote, and ale 1 his fall moving to Canada at proving proiie.ly and paying all) eines Sa*.., • -Mls. S.chuell'Suian7" lap;I1ses Nuhn. Hoy, DabyloilLinei 1zrich frierir1 'a pleased to' 'see - Mr. J- aline, ; rise esenown'' merchandise Bsri tan •limn left 'on Monday fc, , his lichee, at Toronto, alter the extensive seven-day sale' at the nteratl. seers of J. Preter( Mr. Pr ev is however continuing this ;.tuitting buine ss sale, until ev- ery_ai,.e is sold• to the ba"t+e count•= era. FARM FOR SALE A fine 75 acre farm about five miles from Zurich has been placed inmy hands for !selling. On the farm is 6 acres good bush, bank barn, silo, and other outbuildings, and good brick dwelling, • Farm is well, fenced and drained and water supply is excellent , For particulars apply to A; F, Hess, Zurich. 21-4 AUTO OWNERS , Try our anti -freeze for your radiator, saves draining'every ev- ening foor all, winter. It is not expensive. --L. A. Prang.. -19 FOR SALE A good "Ford Oar at a • snap Louis Prang, Zurich tf-1s Unto my premises ;about four weeks ego, •thee.' :head of young cat tie Owe r can lave. ,same . by • 'NOTICE In future we villi :operate our cider hill and apple butter cooker every 'Ittcsday and .Thursday each week, until f,u; thea' nottee.' Make arreugemeets by phone to • have your work dude P. C. Kalbflei,+;cis, Zurxli • In renewing your subscriptions for your daily and weekly papers remember the Herald Office is agent for most of them and in some cases can save you as much as 50 cents on a single subscript- . ioxtr t t i T i NOTICE I have taken out License for Auctioneer for the County. of Hur- on, and am in a. positioe to cons duct sales by auction. Give- me a trial and I will assure you satis- faction or no charge. ti -29 James. Denomey, R. R. 2, Zurich, Phone No. 10--93 Tuxedo Chatterless AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU AF.ANT:CED :TO STOP THE CHAT i INOF TERING G BANDS. Sold By L. A„ t'RANG, Zurich, tf18 COAL Supply Of Chesnut and Furnace On Hand There passed aw.•eyi at Detroit on Sunday Dee. 2 -tel, Mrs, Mary CTei- r, - r, wife of 14Ir: Samuel MTitwer of Pigeon, Milt. She was taking be, entntente at that city and wasbur-. ir• cit here on Tuesday of this eves ek. Sli will beknown by many int his vicinity having resided near Blake some years rico, and is aesia tar to Mr. Mosses Geiger of the 'til, 'age. •• An interesting event took,place at the Lutheran parsonage ox' Wed ;itosday evening Nov. 21st„ when Rev H. Rernbe united in marriage, Miss Aneie• a¥i : deugtiter of Mr; and Mry Oenrad C: ISchilbe' of town and Mr. Harrington E. Finlbeiner, of Stephen township. They will Ze- aids; on the farm on the 14th con. Hay,' recently occupiodabir Mr` Rose. and owned by Mr. 0, K.lopp 'i'hey have the best wishes of a large circle of friends. ZURICH'S NEW' STORE Messrs. 17 C.. Hese and M. C. Milliken are opening up a tieev` ;store in the old Johnson Block, and will be handling everything in el- eetrieal Merchandise; from fuse plugs to Ilydralic turbines, h~argest assortment of Xmas.. Stationery,and deeor tioll,'3• ever dallayed in Zur- ich, toys, framed pictures glees - wave and many other \useful house- hold articles too numerous to men- tion,. They will also stock a large assortment of ladies' fine !silk and cotton gloves and hosiery. Store will be open for business en or a- bout Wednesday Dec, 12th;.: Merchants wishing to bill 'or cir- cularize rural routes ;ere no Ilongee required to address and Istnmp rash individual eircular. Under the new cyst - re the Postrna'ster. will Case & Son furnish anyone with the number of boxes on any rural route, themes PHONE 35 HENSALL -17 chant then 'ties his bills or circulars into bundles, allowing one (for each bloke and places postage Istanipe, • equivalent to one gent per eirenl.ar on the address, tag. The Postmlas, ter chucks •the number with the. L. D. 5., D. D. $, postage and the Post Office Dep- artment, through ni nt , its rural coni. DENTAL SURGEON iets, guarantees to deliver one to each box. The Post Office Dept At McCorrnic1. Block, Zurich, evw will permit of no delay on the part. ery Thursday and Saturday. of any official or courier in ,the de - Main Office livery of the'ee eirettlare, but • de- tIAIZ"CLLII3'S BLOCK, DA;3I7WOOD mastny eee, prompt despatch', in every in; Dr. H. H. COWEN UT OUT •PEkff '8UU011 A Oisea eThat Is ,Threatening. Ninny Orchards, 't'reatment Heeonitneniied es. P'rlinire, Tools Should Be Disinfested-»•- (ionirol is' Only by Prevention— Dead ,' rro Disease of Grapes. :L4ntrtqutt,d by Ontairio t)epart.Ineni of ,'. z-ciiature, 'rui•oalro.). Pear blight le caused by micro- scopic bacteria spread by insects l'rbtn disease -d woosi to beat the hhoots and blossoms 'where it grows and develops be r. e th the bark. For this reason tapraying as a control is ,worthless,' The only reu edy is to cut out: Infected parts, Treatment Reaotumended, During the whiter, at pruning all infected parts should be. removed. The symptoms of this disease are,. on'.the trunk or branelies a blackish color of the,bark; otetwigs:disesier- atioe and shrivelling; also Probably some leaves will still be attached. To make sure that the blackened areas on the trunk are really caused by - beget take a knife and cut down the bark. If there is a reddish or brown appearance beneath the sur- face, ; the trouble ie blight. Unless "these infected parts are removed the diesase will spread very rapidly and 'iii two or three years at the most thetree will be dead or useless. in the . aneantime if left this tree is serving as a source of infection. to ail beaituy pear and .apple trees in the vicinity. c`runing 'Tools Should Be Disinfeete i. The bacteria winter • over at the lower margin of the iufection, au - bile the trees are dormant cuts cue be safely trade' two inches belov. the diseased part witilout the uteea sity . of disinfecting the tools. it rue trunk has become infected, the whit. tree should be removed, ()nut growth begins, cuts must be nl.tu: six -to eight inchesbelow any out - 'ward. signs of injury. • At this Line the pruning tools must be dis:ii ec.•',i thoroughly after eac,t out with tee erosive sublimate, 1-1,000. (gee tt,il. 257, Ontario Dept. of Agricuiturea `Conditions In Spring. In the spring, insects and ants par- sicularly teed ou the exudate cans... by ;,t• uucie la.and then carry rt the 0u,v►.r4 and from there the ua. easesrread by honey seeking e sects,. J 0.000 , bacteria could 'hu, room on a pin -head, ,end each is e,... ,able el increasing to a million •u ":. more in twenty-four hours, Sem-, . after infection takes place the bit,: --sore Rule will wilt and droop t through"th'ebrchard- again axtei ,11, , souring and break off with the Thal,,., all such drooped parts before the ;le t,asa can penetrate to the ma.-, braochca. Control Is Only by Prei:ention. Control therefore is only 'by or, venbion, Cut 'out all infected tires a' firing Cite dormant ; period. Agri.,' Pater blossoming: break ok all aro,,r,. ed spurs and remove any later se enemas. Disinfect the tools with cur rosive sublimate 1-1,000 after . eats. set. Burn all infected breeches an,, cultivate just sufileientiy to keep tn: tree in moderate vigor.—E. ,i , i :i,; neer, Horticultural Exp. Suiseet,, vineland Station. Dead Arm Disease of Grapes. This disease is apparently becom- ing more serious each -year in On- tario vineyards, especially on thr Concord variety, aha growers woulu do well to examine their vines care. tally for any sign of it. Concerning its appearance, contrui, etc., U. P. ,Hedrick, of the Geneve Experiment Station, says; "A trouble ,same disease of recent appearance is now doing considerable dauhaee i.. • the Chautauqua grape -belt, Most common on the Concord. Prot" the fact that it is usually found tet. one arnPof the vine it is called "dean arm disease" (Cryptospori:ila vltr cola). The disease is caused by fungus which. passes,. the., winter. it small, black fruiting bodies in--tn, dead party of the vine. Early in L.. spring tne•11tngus aere'ci5 by nlEttl.i: ci spares jo alis, young shoots au., I.e,t�r ,ta i 1e set/sit attacks. 311:.,.ta.., helltcs,' j,;, ciu.:.ag smell, black, ut: long spots of spick -rot. Sooner t;l later, if Liu diseased shoot is not Cit, oft, the fungus• spreads to the art:.ss or trunk .hi 1t1 Nimi, Droducing a slow, city rot which in' cutuahy ..4,1114 the tli..eted part. Fortunately, tn. prestneo er Inc ui,ense is u'tuciety tit- tecteu by small yullowise leaves, much criu.ptd about the margin. tine f'tingue is easily controlled be mari;- ing x110 til aid artns When the first eyinetozes appear and cutUa;, these .off at pruning time. 11 Kitt vine is ai:lch mutilated by Sued pleat- ing, usually suckers can Ire lhr:;,i:;, up trom beneath the surface of tike ground to reuew the vine, Toe ap- plications p•lint tti„ins 'of bardeaux mixture, rt. - commended for black -rot, are vanen able i11 ji"c t i,liui" the clea seri t nub. ease. Tine asq is largely preventeu by'lenewing the eel wood of the vine as soon as the iruiik begins to snow c1 gux •]ud affil entrance," Ivor nunlrut, We are • advirshg the .l atnt diatt cettleg out el clit,t a :ltd struts, Lathe' tiiau markihhg Ulei.l utiti cutting r'; at pruning thea, Cut the arttl well bellow any shoots ari,:tatua oNictotice of tiie disease. 1iordeui- tuna Exp. Station, Vineland St -tion. Chasing Cattle. ei little ravine?. placed in fencing •xmy sevo some sick cattle. Many cat- 110 the every year from gonna tbt'oul h week spots in the corn fluid fence a.:ul gux'ging with fodder,. Much bene n lost in •driviug cattle from feeds hart. they should not range. (inc •Iiui ,.f ceasing cattle Is herder on •ov,. -..e and the temper' thaxt half a „i hard work in the field. 1 tbe sow and pigs bre° augers are time to a good mieerai ua syq 11. Af i:l'1,ia tl,�:n,lumP, ay. qua 11 l� 1, tae it a'it ou,li; m r i ullumiuumumuiuml�uu�oi nunlaunpmllminmwmluummlunumw auammmmmrni nnnmMu 140 p79 0 'Tj'r 9rP8fQtlti6 AYe¢etabfel�' 'sitnilatingtteroadbyIiegute•I 'ZinglttmStontac saa4Boweis mIIlI110IIII ams IIII%D1I Irrl;�rl i s Cilli.ni1xr' nieeebyYrofnatins Dit¢e t1 MteerraingSSariditestCceekA neither O itun, 'torpbine, !i1 iner:ni. NQ_T 1 ARaon AcipelFi ?wooed1•l - Senna , la rgelk. ilte Anise Bred Beirgetalas Om Soli ciateredswor loihenomAyar Ahe1pfILlftemedyfer C and PFeverishness raa OSS OF SLEE tesuftingth rO1° TacStmilc� t Tire Cewriturc Com ware eioNTREAL,P•Q• t +. old •NTSI .r' TORIA "ox Ttfita d Children. Mother' Know fila Genuine Castoria Always Bears -the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty. Years • } n CASTORIA Exact Copy of Wrapper. r,sa CCn7AUR t:o„eaaa.>or, new roe,c oI1Y. If Yor cannot afford a Ford why not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy HESS sells them REPAIRING . Painting Fried Car, One rioat, �,iv.Ort, Two Coatan. sakee2.0.09__. iCovering Ford Top Gooch Material $27.00 Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors ___ 5.00 g -Buggy $ a Painting- IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT WE RERUi,i1E1: roti aEio'rry WIIEE S. e.s at Con 33"aPN�:'.sTJCT^aW SPF �^,4� 1.•r.�a'4 h J i•�•+h+l•i•fid,+l•�+l•'i+�+3•+�°F3+�I+�•�+i•�••l+•F+F3•�N�'wi��t�ti�+t•+i•���+�•h��t•�+F�•�+��••�d•+1+3•�?••i �� Lumber Laths Shingles • 4• 1 Everything in Combination storm and screen doors made to order t ▪ Lumber" and Buildin Material t. fAlwa s in the market for Y i .t4. \ <{ .,IAD AZ 1. i J ZURICH 4. PHONE i o gar as 4. mawancasavagamp+ 4+ 4. 3.. +,3„p.•t++`+, ++ "r..t"+4.++ pgt'+dlp.y.'F'y+t,*t^.II+.i.<i.,a„I'°i+.g.+Ilb.E"dII' '°g"g„g1',g'j'oi,'.g —+'i• +i• +--,e + 4+ •i+ •i• +1' ^l+ 4.-+ + +3+ +i:+ •i• •I• +t+ •i+ +i+ r wi y WE CAN SHIA, SUITS FROM 'jt10 TO $15 LESS TItAN” OTHERS. 1 1. We stock our own goods. a, Our Suits are macl.e by work- • manship, second to none. is 1 c' 3, Have only one price for mak • ing Suits, 1, The very best lining's put all our garments. ,1• 15. We guarantee 'satisfaction o_ tmoney refunded. °c`"` ' + l; .ij. i reg ,, fi i ;7 -h; 4• , J 2 d a I I ,I `, u. 1 ILI ar .. i 1 a e »l - +TAILOR AND FUNEPAL DIRE 'TOW;4.I 1' DAY AND NICsII T p110>. 1`1:0", No. 80 iteniiEstee 1 4 1 4 .4 4 4 4 4 4 M 4 '1 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 A