Zurich Herald, 1927-01-06, Page 5bur'tsday, Jau'r1;e ret t1th, I'.i`1,7
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AR ti' 'PUBt,le. E•1•fix
nataliee, I ararlilton Street. J net. elf
Sgaleare, GO'PEillatfl. Otte.
Special al attention to Counsel aural
Court Work
`fir, Bnientei may be roe 4:x,iea,
ifeilladerich by falxoof ;anti pei•ritot
eharg''ea .rev easMd.
Dr. 11. I.—CaWEN
L.D.y To. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
DWYTZ . »CL VA) RIC S Nv
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"i':htarsaay, . FridayMui+ Masai Woes
altotORTLELEO'S BLOCS, DA.SB
Andrew F. tens, Township (leek
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'VieSuer of ni;arrlage liceaases 11ettto
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nts, `or Sale; Dost,
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ererybocly fe. about to renew' their
paper's or magazine . We ,'wish to
aavir>e the public that We are in
nanny naiad Bole agents for daily,
weekly papers and all ,nnagazife3
:laid will give you reductional on
CM most of 'aelse 'Ghat will Sur -4
pritee vote. If you. are about to
renew your reading matter, Met
come anti Is+a�` 1143,.• arz d. be convince,
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HOUSE FOR SALE
S .seri b i ,lc hooise, in Zurich, with
atai n itt1 woodshed: All .mod-
rrr�n' • n'tv • •ni ,ncos, electric lig hte.
rrtu.•' ;tn.1 bathroom complete.
h. i , t and g u.'agei. - 'Apply, to
Trip Weber.' Zurich.
FARM -')FOR SALE
f-towe' tin;; of five acres of good
lest l't ,kis, aocated on thhe Mime:
of,, Zt7 ilii .Itotd and Bliind Line,R i'
0 Ati nsit: p.... Waren .iraine house
nod barn ^and outbiiiding'st. rot
1 to cher 1 rtitulara apply tot c
Seip, Attnannts, Prop.,
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are Df :'J cues Nat •
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Swig School of Auctiotkeeringr,c,rk
Was
to Registererd. Live • kea Lowe
B:.eedari. Tering j7D _ eeeicp
i+fiiilth prevailing- prices. bin
ilkirme for sale. Wilt sou anything
? oire• Zurich.*hone ig-93 or 'Write.
Licensed Auctioneer
TOR HURON & 7YLtDi h,S.r.1`.
All IN' A 'POSITION TC) (ON
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"Eno. Eno. any auction Italie, regert4ietis
iliga to size or articles to sell.
Solicit your nusintr . and it nor.
Satisfied will make no charges for
sereiese•
Arthnr eber, DaDash-wood. f3-57'W
lbellittellaastealtesestsistraosseaces
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ana .. Salt Meats 70'ire usages, etc a
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ZURICH LIVERY..
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1 am in a position to accomo-
a1late all requirements in the Livery
:buainesa;,•have Auto for hire. Any
'ithillig_doNne in the teaming Jive.
GORGE J. THIEL
"hone 53 Zurich,Ottt.
LIVE
POU LT R Y
WANTED
Taken' evie1 y. day till 3 'O'clock,p.m.
n Dot feed Cowl Statue morning
tithes brought
!Highest Cask P r
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ces
—0&511 FOR—ye
Cream and Eggs
IV W. O'Brien
Phone 04 Zurich
111860.VERED °.
That the descrim<.tillg
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;Radio Buyer,
rsbl
�oV� y choses a
arconi Receiver
Prop.
yet ', BAs bw io MOTON SEf Vdf"F.
A Ught leggin/ chain' betwer,
I3r'1.1 o t L,ne. and Zurich last we ,1
t+�nu ' k:nrily return to Oscat
and receive reward.
NOTICE
ff tv t dissolved partnership bar
,gear t + Nent, we vrilsh to advis
h: •u1': that we request an im-
'el t1 • s t'1'rnent of all .outstand-
ti , •eeunbs. Johnston&Koehler.
• .1t •h +: ,, %nrict:, 'int.
STRAYED.
T1t . n my premises Bronson Line
ai
ser.ng calves, 'same came there
00 O.: t '24th. Owner call f or'sam e
and 'pay all cost's. Philip Masa•'
Farm Help for 1927
5inee a great number poverty
vtr•it:l:en people of Germany apt,'
e" .r4- tut positions„ on thefarm
at r
s tea this year ;supply. Evange:-
teals w:tii Evangelicals, Lutheran.
]tit Lutherans, Baptist with +Bap-
tit>t Catholics with ,Caatholie
y ci u n g Men or domestics .at $200,00
.r t it ; each man 'must be reconi-
,, ,i sloe{' by his pastor jn Germany.
?; rr r rtt r• ,payrs fare and ;$5.00-' on.
Write to Rev. K Gretc-
•neer, Mildmay, Ont.
r FARM FOR SALE
Cc,•resistin gof 25 acres of grass
tarn). located on Zurich Road, op-•
no,,' te" I3abylone, Hay' Tp. For
u r't her particulars apply to Oscal t
Koehler, Zurich. i. tf22
FOR SALE
RU B BERCASE BATTERIES $14:7:1
!iawanee will be made for olds
Battery. Store your battery for
the winter with us. Also charge,
Repair and Rebuild Batteries.,,• W i'
ha' e. installed an et:uipment for
rebuildiz'g and repairing Batteries
Louis Prang, Zurich, Ont.
alla Alvin Ga'itcho� Jeger t fbele
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01tnd ate'
tti a
Mr, Garfteici .Brawl) Oft oft, Kit-
chener, 'foe the week..
Mr. Adolph. Weber, sof l?reteton,.
'rt t i:fyiti.iltg
relativeHere.
Monists. C. Fritz & Sara were in
Iteeter on buisiza:isi on Tuesday e -
eniug..
Mr. Milton Hey of Detroit, who
haat been ill 'with nu ,r a month,
is ponv'al29w2n': at his ; home here
IVIr, tuna Mrs Lloyd Hey of f:o-
don, wen,t. Sunday vi'sltors at the
home of Mr. and Mr%sr. J. Hoy, Jr.
Mr, Wm. Lamont,haal.- been some' -
What ,innllsposed. t'ha past week
with an attack of cold;
Mr. and 1VIrs, Gatlin land .son
George of Greenway.:e.pent New
Year at tha home of Ma. .tncl Mist
Wm.. B,;i'ssow, Bronson ,Line.
Mr .and Mrs. Henry Schede en-
tertained a dumber of their, friends
to a fowl tvupper on New Year's
night.
The Ladate' MA of the Evan-
gelical church, will hold ,their inon-
thly Meeting in the 'ehureh` on
Thursday afternoon, Tan. 6th.
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There will be .Special . Services
iu the Lutheran church on Thera
dny morning Jan. 6th, it being
Epipltanty Days, ear /tee at -•' 10.30
In the :German language.
The auction 'sale. of the. effectsof
Mr. Mich Kennel of ,the Bronson
Line en 'Tuesday was well attend -
el and good prices were realized
while the real estate was not sold.
• W.e,;corgratulate Mr. Wm.' Con-
si:t who the past year moved from
the Parr Lina to hensat', upon hav-
i' g run for coune lior of that pl-
ace and polling the hi.bhout vote.
1We, Garfield -Brown heti:;, moved
hi's h ineeneld effects frons • the
Jet on the block owned by C.
Fritz on Victoria Stre:t This+,,,
roomy have aince been occupied by
Mr Harry Angel,
The election of officers of the
`aangelica3 Sunday .Sehh'ooi wan
held on Sunday evening with the
following resu't—Supt. J,- E. ';;t—
,schho, Vice=3u;?t.Josiah Geiger,
Secy. Indeed. Roffman, Treasurer,
O'Fren.
Monday afternoon next is the
first meeting of the Township Co -
:tacit for nee year, w5 n it as tex-
)eeted th1 t .al) the. will be pres-
ant excepting )Ytv. d. P. Rau who
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is still confined to Lon:don Host -
pr
at have'ng been operated on fn:•
:tIJl3cndieJi.1... But latest rPofts
ire . very favaralbn and we trust
that Mr. Rau will !soon be; able to
return home and attend to his
aetis itiers.
We
1..ia-re jlixst passed'• kirrrigla
enother, w x-fe o ' fine w,eaihe` ,v.ith
we are ealevaniag the most
-agreeable ne t aa's fa, th' Yu}e-
':ids hol+1. es for mann n nten
;roue 1 to le:efficiently coVeredivith
snow to mak-e. good isleiglvne•, 'and
vet not to-, r•J.t^h snow for tiv'
'luta to run along nicely. Some.
cars are fetal going to London, i
while ii we go north ct coneednn
able deetance, the auto roads aare
closed. "
EXETER AND ZURICH WIN
CYCLONE MATCHES
On Monday evening in a fast
exhibition of hockey at TE•.eter,the
home team defeated the Dashetwood
boys iscore 4-3,. The game. thr-
oughout was an eccellent brand of
the ice pastime and drew a iar+g•e
crowd. At thhe Zurich game or,
the tame • evening at ,Zurich the.
home team defeated their .old riv-
FOR - SALE els, the Hensa11 boys by the se -
A Gurney, Base :Burner'heatin ore of 7 to ,4, in at very fast game
stove!. Apply to Hy. ,Galiman. g The locals took ,h lead early in
the first period and increased it
ate the game progressed.
NOTICE
I ;have been appointed 'Solic-
iting agbnt° for theiliroductts of the
John ' C. Winston Co., Toronto, and
can 'supply lout with•Bibles,'Testa-
mein ta Teataber'silrelps Bible Stolries
for Children, Books of Knowledge,
Crriversal hand books, ete. Every
Book will make a' yery accept=
able Xmas. Gift. '•
Mrs. Julia 'nese, Zurich,
MItiamIleas
HOUSE FOR SALE
A very desirable property ,in
Zurich, frame hous%y kitchen attd
Woodshed attached, good tgtable, 2
lots, hard and soft water, some
fruit trees. For further particul-
e tf27
1 ser.
alta apply t oCha�. • W
COAL 1926
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
GENUINE
Scranton - Coal
YAM ALSO %'ARRY ,
Coke Pocahontas
and Soft Coal
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
--TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
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JAN. ROD 'AND GUT
An announcement of importance
and of interest to ithe ,sporting and
general pubiibe i;s contained lin the
January, 1927, tas•.te of Rod and Gun
to the •efteet that the well known
'sporting magazine has been ac-
cepted as the official (organ of the
Canadian Silver Fox breeding in-
dustry. With the. January J,sstre,
the magazine has beco>t1,e Rod and
Gun and Canadian 'S°1ver Fos News
and it its announced ttlrat eachmo
nth, the magazine will 'carry in ad
clition to ,its regular ;sporting and
outdoor features, a full section ofv
sixteen pages, devoted to the th-
T +
. ri f r.
fox and i
i e t5 of the silver a i
to s
breeding industry, • The change is
-made ars a result .of the rapid gr-
owth of the 'Canadian ;Silver Fox
'Breeders Association and a desire
of. the 3,500 members AD ,hav:e an
official organ to assist them, The
first Silver Fon section is a v'er'y
pion iebeg one. The 'special ed-'
itoi, 3, R. Barr sof Summersicde, has
presented a g clod. 'selection of fox
ncvv s and 1)hotograph1 and tli.e
acconut of the fox, exhibit's at the
Royal Winter .Pair, Toronto, &spar-
tieularly good. The regular
,ganine has 'a very ,goad table of
contents for 3anuary with ntoi i^s
and articles on hunting, rolling:1:i,-,
upping and kennel and outdoor •
subjects. Rad anti Gun aid Can-
adian %qv
nn-r:ian%gvc^•'t) N'`\tr
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'i,Wotad'Stock, Ont.
d.77 1114111INT 1LIT!1'1 RODS SI[+ ftRS1:04->40
1N0 140iL,
it ea. tilirer X+`or.tiiimlii Deflated -->TMl[xtilaoi't>K
Aitee of Thoroughly li xaamix*Zng
Land Before l6'erehasleg.
(Oontributed by Ontario Department o.;t
agriculture, Toronto.)
Higb fertility should s
atatt it
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t in the Jxnost economical wen Pew
.J,ble,•.end full use made oil all faetofr'.
teat have a bearing oar mat. Nitro
ilea, shout$1 be secured by tine growls w
al legumes and the use of nutuurr
though, in certain special eases it .le 7,0
necessary to buy aitroge1. This 1e:
uipecially true an very high priced
iuid, But• even there, rotation with
Legumes, grown for hay or green:
s.ianure, is often important to reduce
rite trouble with plant diseases, such
as blight and scab in potatoes. Lime
and often pbosphate .is frequently
needed to secure the best growth 'et
the legume; but those elements be•
conte available to the special crop
tlirough the decomposition 01 the sta-
ble or green manure and then serve:
a double purpose. The general ter-
tility of the farm should be kept up
by the growing of legumes, the use
of stable manures and the use of such
,inpplemental chemicals as the parti-
eular soil inay need to give maximum
legume crops.
li'ertiiizer Formula.
Nitrogen, in a fertilizer formula is
.expressed as ammonia, pliospborous
a,s phosphoric acid, and potassium as
potash. For instance, a 3-12-6 ter-
tilizer mixture contains 3 per cont.
ammonia , 12 pare cent. phosphoric
t.cid'and six per cent. potash, A unit
el plant food is 1 per cent. or 20
bounds per ton Thus a tea of 3-12-6
contains 3 units of ammonia, 12 units
of ammonia, 12 units of phosphoric
as}id, and 6 units oil potash, or 60
p,iiinds of .ammonia, 240 pounds of
p'i^,osphorio acid and 120 pounds of
potash.—L. Stevenson, Dept. of Ex-
tension,
xtension, 0, A. College.
Do You Kizow Your Land.
The most reliable and economical
method of securing information con-
cerning the soil of a certain farm
cad be secured by the takil,g of a
syetematic series of borings ver 'thehc
entire property. Such fairings will
show the soil variations and ba a gen-
'eral guide to the value of tae tract
as a producing farm.. The t.tlu.tg of
soil borings may seem like a lot of
work, but it is well worth while even
it it takes a day, which is surely a
short time when we consider that the
purchase of a farm -may tie up a
man and his family for life;, Better
to know someti.ing of the soil under-
neath, before handing over the pur-
chase price and then regretting it
later.
An auger adapted for soil borings
can be made from an ordinary car-
penter's standard wood bit, by weld-
ing a six-foot extension on and then
removing the gimlet point, cutting
lugs, and them. ash -tailing the end of
the worm.
Over wet soils, high water tables
and the need for artificial drainage
can be readily determined with the
soil auger. A study of locations for
faun 'structures, wells, pit slots, etc.,
can also be made by below surface
borings, with but little effort, and
mistakes In location prevented.
It is well worth while investigating
the sub -soil; it frequently is not as
uniform as ;.he surface, may change
in character• quite suddenly- and give
quite a different value to the surface
soil • on which various crops are
grown. Some soils are better than
others, due to the differences in sub-
soil.
In boring a hole with a. soil auger,
the surface trash and loose soil are
first removed, then set the auger and
twist down for six inches, withdraw
and remove soil. Go down the depth
desired, not attempting to lift more
than six inches of soil at a time. Lay
the borings out in the order that
such were re4iuoyed in order that a
record may be kept of the various
soil changes. With the knowledge
gained from a localized soil survey
the farm manager can plan the crop
rotations and soil r+aanagement to
' advantage and avoid needless mis-
takes with their losses. --L. Steven-
son, Dept. of Extension, 0. A. College.
Combat Potato Leafhopper With
Bordeaux.
Close observations have shown that
the potato, leafhopper is the cause of
an injury that begins as a slight yel-
lowing, usually at the tip of a leaf.
The injury progresses; the leaf turns
brown, curls upward and dies. The
disease spreads from the margin to-
wards the mid -rib of the leaf most
rapidly during dry, hot weather.
Early potatoes may be so checked by
loss of foliage as to reduce all pos-
sible chance of profit.
Bordeaux controls leafhopper and
prevents hopperburn. The spraying
must be thoroughly done and must
be applied to the underside of the
leaf. High pressure (150 pounds)
Should be used in order to cover the
leaves, with a fine mist., Three appli-
•, cations are necessary and the addition
of an arsenical to the Bordeaux will
provide for the destruction of the
Colorado potato b
eetl@: at the
same
time. ---Dept. of Extension, 0. A. Col-
lege, Guelph.
Dates of Sowing Winter 'Wheat.
On the experimental plots at the
Ontario Agricultural College two var-
reties of winter wheat have bei?,.
sown at different dates to each
ten years, starting on August ?alibi
and allowing one week between tach
two dates of seeding. The average
results show decreases in the yields
per acre from the seedings which
took place later than September 9th,
the reduction from September 9th to
September 36th being 13,5 bushels
per acro per annum. The highest re-
turns were obtained from the seed-
Ings of August 26th In four years,
September 3st and 2nd in two years,
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In Fine Toilet Preparations and.
handle all the well known and rte-
liable varieties of Face Powder and
Face Creams such as
YAR rOLE Y'S 'VIAND S, COTIGS, PAMPEIAN,
THBEE! FFLO,W:E'-R'S WOODBURY'S AND MANY
. OTHERS
These are Nationally Advertised
Goods which have a reputation utation to
maintain.
In Tooth Pastes we have Forhans, Ipava,
Colgates, Pepsodent and Hutax
All kinds of School Supplies and Stationery
WE HAV33 SEVERAL VARIETIE:3e0la SHAVING CR-
I.
]AMS, STICKS .0:APS AND POWDERS. ALSO A
GOOD STOCK OF &HAVING BRUSHES, a.AFETY
RAZORS AND RAZOR BLADES . '
MAGAZINES FOR SALE
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BY TAKING OU THE +.r;i.; v.';L) ltE'I,\t \ci .l GL:1 3
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ONCE THERE, ALW
No need of taking eft a .+1,aiae retie• door eneh " 11
and trying to find. • t t,. • , ;'t .knee :u ,...-uaey fen ai a
batten door which tier:.•••,c :,.. :. re> r :ta.i slue;ls ,the out.:,id"
appearance of the home
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