Zurich Herald, 1915-08-27, Page 1Vol.' XV 1
ZURICI-I,
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FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 27, 1915,
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Summer Goods as
are offering themat the following i
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Ladies white lawn., organdie. and
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NOTICE
House and Lot For Sale—also shop
Possession given October 1st if 'nooses,
my I am building. a Business Block
in Zurich and offer the above Proper-
ties at right Prides apply to F W, Hess,
Jeweller.
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LOCAL NEWS
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How about the coal for next win-
ter?
Only four weeks more to Zurich's
Fall Fair.
About fifty appeals have been 80:.
tend. the Voter's List for Hay
Township for 1915.
F W Hess is offering his fine Resid-
ence also his shop for sale and will
build a business block in Zurich.
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Ladles corset covers i pe aizd
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Lades -white pe is �s,•
1-3 off
ng Flax on its Feet
It is nob yet generally realized even
in the; flax industry, let alone among
the general public how acute is the
present crisis and how magnificent the
present opportunity in the flax indust-
ry of Canada.
There ie no business about which ""
there are so nanny )misconceptions, no
crop against which there is so much
unjust prejudice, no plant which can
be made so generally benificial to the
country.
In respect to other industries we
can say that the competi hien of Europe -
greater use of machinery in Americae
an producers has been offset by the
It is not so of flax. Partly because �`
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of the lack of enterprise among mill -
men, : because of the aloofness of our
Dominion Government, and because
of the peculiar conditions and nems'
shies of flex culture and manufacture,
the fibro flax business in Canada has
fallen behind in the march of progress.
Though this century has become not-
able . as a century of organisation
among industries and in almost everer
other sphere of human activity, flax
men hays failed to until recently to see
t he necessity of co-operation and un-
ited effort for the common good.
The European war, in upsetting the
flax producing centers of Europe and
thereby raising the prices offered for
spinning flax fiber, has spurred Can-
adian flex growers to seize this grand
opportunity for making flax once
more, and permanently, an outstand-
ing Canadian crop, &
To' accomplish this . purpose the
farmer and the flax factor must work
hand in hand. In some sections the
farmers have somehow got the idea
that flax takes more fertility out of
the soil than other crops in proportion
to the, returns. There are various
ways of explaining how this error
came alinnt, There is no need to is 'ye
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cite cite t� i i. The fact remains that flax
is easter on the soil per dollar of crop
than any other of the common farm
crops. Statistics compiled by the Do-
minion Department of Agriculture,
and by other official bodies in many
conntries where flax is grown, prove
this beyond all doubt. When farmers
generally realize these facts, as they
have already done in most enterpris-
ing localities, there will be as much
favor shown flax as there has previous-
ly been antagonism. to the crop.
Public spirited citizens see far more
in flax culture than is embraced in the
above discussion. They see how im
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Dr. E. S. Hardie, dentist, will be at.
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, Sept. lst and Wednesday
Sept, Sth. -
Mr Elmore J Magel and two child-
ren, and Mrs H Magel, of Detroit, ars
Visiting friends and relatives here for
a few weeks,
In the prize lint of the Zurich Fall
Fair, the following class was omitted
through an oversight:, Single, carriage
horse in buggy and harness, 15.8
hands and over.
Mr and Mrs Wm Bender, and Mr
and Mrs Louis Weber visited friends
and relatives in Berlin and Preston
over Sunday. They made the trip in'
Mr Bender's auto.
Rev W C Miller will conduct both
morning and evening services in the
Lutheran church next 'Sunday. This
will no doubt be the last opportunity
of hearing the reverend gentleman
speak in Zurich,
The Teacher's Training Class of
the Evangelical, 3hurch, having com-
pleted. its work, will graduate next
Sunday Evening. The graduation ex-
ercises will be conducted by Rev F
C Berger of Cleveland, Ohio, General
Secretary of the 5 School and Y P
work. After the sermon and address
to the class, the Diplomas will be given
to its members, Special music willS
be furnished. Everybody cordially
invited,
Many people make the mistake of
putting honey in a cold, damp place.
This should not be clone, Never put
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shirts, orae ing •
WHITE AND TAN
Our stock of shoes for summer wear
is now complete. We have: never
shown -a larger or a prettier range.
See our, line of
White Pumps, Outing. Shoes,
White Canvas Shoes, Sandals,
and the newest in Tan, etc.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
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honey in your cellar, it should be kept. portant to every flax growing conn
free from all dampness. Put 1t in { n)itnity is the amount of work proyid-
glass gems using mosquito netting in ; ed by a fiat crop in the virions pro'
stead of glass tops and place it in a ea of curing and e venom
manufacturing.
waren, dry room. We are indebted tor Th
a local expert apiarist for this infor-
mation which is very reasonable as
many people are now buying honey
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In this respect flax far out-
classes our other farm crops. a a-
mount of wages expended in working
the crap off an acre of flax varies from
which is fairly plentiful this Season, o to $10Q, ro this exteul;1}iz .3n
—Exchange.
After the baseball game at the fai
grounds last Friday evening, the
horse driven by Dan Gascho, ran
away„ and created more excitement
for a few minl:aes than the ball game
slid Upon driving upon the race
track the reach of the buggy gave way
and•the horse started on a two minute
clip around the course, with only the
two front wheels. It was headed oil'
near the gate and captured, The
occupants were pitched oub but luckily
sustained no injuries.
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are the exports of the country increas-
ed.
For these and (Aber reasons The
Canadian Flax Growers have been
urging the Goverment to put flax in
its proper light ' before the country.
The basic questions as to whether
fax is arsuitable crop for our soil and
climate of Southern Canada have
longsinee•been settled by the experi-
ence of eyery seventy fax mill men
in Canada during the last half century.
Their testimony, confirmed by the
statements of fax buyers who come
to Canada from New England and
Il;nrope, is that as good fiber fax can
he grown in Canada as is produced
auywhers'in the world. Why it : has
often been a poor crop is now found
to be attributable to causes with which
soil= and weather have hadnntbing to'
,lo. Insufficient cultivation, which
affects flax more than ordinary crop
)nay be mentioned as nue of the caus-
es of poor crops, Flax seed, being
small, and smoother than ordinary
:,coeds, is easily lost by basty preparati-
on of the seed bed, and careless sowing
I The root system' of a flax p1 en t is more
dell'cete than that of othor faun cross
common to us, and therefore it is in -
portant to get the plants growing ns
pomade. hi a wcllecultivased, solid seed- I
bei. :Flax has Lite advantage in thi
connection of being the bust of our
molls to stand frost,
to paint this spring? If so, we oan supply you with the famous.
ELEPI-IAITT BLOT
Ready -Mixed Paints
For floors and verandahs or anything that needs paint. None
better and few as good..
New and u ®to -date Shoes
at popular prices.
More new waists, aprons and. .ready-madeour lines ssaes
and dress goods just opened up.
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stocked up with the latest and -hest that money
can -buy. Come" and see fart yourselves . i.n& ,be
conviDced.
R. N. DOUGLAS
ONTARIO
BLAKE
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BARGAINS
in Boy'sClothing
Following are a few lines which we
are offering at Bargain Prices.
80 BOY'S SUITS AT A SNAP
$1.40 to $1.50 Suits for .41.00
3.50 to. 4.00 Suits for 2.50
4 lin to 4,iu Suite for 5.05
',00 to 5.50 Suits for:
,6.00 to 6.50 Snit for 4.00
7.00 to 8.00 Suits for 5,25
Boy's Pants
Boy's Cotton Itti?ekes••, roz.ular 50c for 85e
All kinds of wool Knickers an ,lylooiners at.
RALF PRICE
Iloy's Overcoats at Cost and Linder. Dott't iniss this channel for'
cheap clothing. `. Above prieee; C aelt. Butt rr or Eggs,
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