Zurich Herald, 1925-04-30, Page 5Itlenreday, April $0th, i.92f •
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Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public
*tee Office on Hamilton Street,
mwlt off the square, Goderieh, Priv-
' funds to loan at lowest rates,
Hensall
Holmes will bei in on
Friday of each week,
401,1 drew P', 'Rees, Township Clerk
';1sitia r of marriage 'licenses, Notary
Xlo, Commissioner, fire and Au+.
ieblie Tnsuraece, Representing
}fires and Pirie Mortgage Corpors-
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ea The Canada Trust Co,Zurich,
ata fe.
• C. Knapp, D. D. S., L D. S.
t 'DENTALS RGEON
SIN opFicD HENSALL
IV OSCAR KLOPP.
lareduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
t School of Auctioneering. Try,
las tor Registered Live Stock
11 Breeds). Terme in
Choice
{?An� prevailing paces.
ilars.
for sale. Will sell anything
itil7Where. Zurich.
Phone 18_-93 - or write,
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
Huron. In a position to con -
Suet any auction sale, regardless
Aria to size or articles to sell. I
aplieit your business; and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
:Services.
,Arthur Weber, Dashwood.
; !?Cone 13-57
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Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SHINS & BIDES.
'r1Igblut &
D®ichert
ZURICH LIVERY
in a position to accomo-.
Witte all requirements in the Livery
Mine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE 3...THIEL
059e 51-
Zurich
, S. ATKINSON, L.D.a., D.D.S,.
DENTIST
Sraduate of the Royal College
lit Dental Surgeons of Ontario- and
/flit the University of 'Toronto,
Sate . District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
At Zurich every TUESDAY
Phone 79
alral Office, Exeter, Phone 34.
LIVE
IP OU LT R Y
WANTED
illthen every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do,•not feed fowl same morning!
' when brought in.
Illighest. Cash Prices
—CASH FOR ---
Cream and Eggs
W. O'$rien
Prune 94. Zurich
COAL
SEASON 1925
',SPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER -
IRS
ANTHRACITE -We are now re-
ieving our genuine Delaware &
:Hudson direct from the mines, Nut
Steve and"Eggsize's..
SOFT COAL -Just arrived, an-
1ther car of our highs grade soft.
"Tb*a coal hats made a great hit for
:hoowehold use and our sales of this
'Save over doubled in the last
EOULETS-Our Bonlet Coal is
10110 in o Class by itself and is gr-
t'wing in favor rapidly.
'OUR Telephones are at your
'Iervlee. Use them freely for in -
:+r oation,
,sem../ edle.:w'iarlteio:a.:
MJII & PRODUCE MERCHANT ie
° ;iboue: Office 10'w, House 10j on
i'tr i t OHO
Wants, For Sale, Loet,
Found, Notice, Etc, Ado
1N T'kLLS COLUMN
l1FOR .S
ALE
Four burner New Perfection co
a
oilstove, with high sliee F, ,nearly
new, and new oven 'complete,
Price reeseonable Apply to A., 1+.
Hess, Zurich,
FOR SALE
Government tested seed corn,
following Varieties -White Oap Yet
low Dent; Imp. Learning, 'Wiscon-
sin' No. 7; Early e Dailey; Golden
Glow, Longfellow, Also Soroghirm
14/angel and turnip !seed,
J.,Gascho & Son, Zurich,
FOR SALE
Early Seed Potatoes, Irish Cob-
bler. --•Q. •Fritz & Son(,
WANTED
Cattle for Pasture. A limited
number .of teethe will be taken for
pasture for the season, apply to
John Stephan, R. R. ,1, Zurich.
CATTLE FOR PASTURE
A limited nunxber: of cattle will
be taken for pasture for the fol-
lowing ,season. Apply to -,Henry
Walper or Herb; 'Disj,rtrdiue, Zur-
ich, -
EGGS FOR HATCHING'
Pure bred Anconas, good laying
strain and the kind that never
hatch. All !select hens Price 15
eggs for 60c. Lloyd O'Breire Zur-
ich. Phone 127.
Dr. H. H. CO WEN
L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCorruielc Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday, Fridag, and Satur-
day.
Main Office
HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, D ASHWOOD
COA
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest quality. ,
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case' & Son
PHONE 35 ' H.EN SALL -17
FREE
TO
FORD OWNERS
TO INTRODUCE TICE :BENIFITS'
OF A MAGNETO RECHARGE, I
WILL GIVE ONE QUART OF
Tuxedo Chatterless Oil
WITH EACH RECHARGE DUR
ING THE •MONTH OF MAY.
PRICE
H. S. WEIN, Prop
DASHWOOD MOTOR SERVICE
SCHOOL REPORT
rO1 S, 5,,. Nor 4, Stanley South, of
the test eeamd..held in April,
V -Victor .Masse 64%, Marie Etue
58, •
Jr.. 1V--1VIayry Steckle 78, Nola
Etue 73, Louise Masse 72,' Elmer+ Et
ue .67, Liyd. Etue 64, •
Sr. TTI -Mabel Etue 72,. Maryann
Steckle 66, Maribel Genie u1, Fl-
orence Gerber 61, Sarah ;Gerber 50
Sr, II -Oliver Steckle 70, Melinda
Steckle •68,
Jr. II-Genevi4e Etue 69, Eliz-
abeth Snowden 64, Jean idiu'nie 60
Milton !Talbot 52, Walter ;Hehner
Grant 'Turner 47.
I -Robert Carnie 82, Eulalie Car-
nia 79; Mabel Hoin r 75, Mary Cam
pbeil 69,
Pr. A-Mosea Gerber 72, Kenneth
Etue t62, Lenard Etue 60.•
T. 5E. Musselrnan, teacher,
.LOCAL
NEWS
;Messrs.' G. Fritz, A. Meiick, J, E,
Gascho and Jos. Geiger motored to
Chesley on Thursday in interest of
the Evangelical church here.
Von Hindenburg, the well known
military general during the big war
has been, leeeted president of the
German Empire.
The annual district meeting of
Exeter district Methodist Church
will be hold in, Crediton on May 1.2 I rm.
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Ut1iL WS.
Mrs, Fr, Oesch is 'spending -t he
week at 7)aehwood.
Dr. and MrsI. A. J. 1VIacKinnon
wore at London on Friday.
Mr. Ward Fritz ;ins visiting~ a few
Jen
Jaye at Kitchener this week,
1VIr, Jhno Hey, Jr,, was a bus-
iness visitor to London last week,
Miss Ortlia Meliok of Detroit is
lepending a few days' with her
parents, here,
Mr. aind Mrs, II. L Albright
were at Exeter no business on, Fri-
day, I•
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jhi oston;' and
Mrs. A. Johnston and Mies Pearl
Were at London On !Friday.
MrEd. Etue of the Saubie' line
has purchased a new iMaXe ell
sedan auto.
Mr. Harry Weber has again ta-
ken his position as coatrnaker with
Mr. E. E. Wuerthl, merchant tailor.
Niagara Falls is !having an Old
Home Week from July 13th to 18th,
the citizens are planning a big
time. •
Mr. Jahn Peart purchased. the
Farm of Mr. L. J. Willem, 14th corgi.
of 'Stephen, at the auction sale at
Dashwood on, Monday, last,, the
price' being $5,400.
Rev. and Mrsl. R. M,; Geiger of
Ohe'sley visited at the home of the
former's parents•, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Geiger the pas tweek,
Persons having Victory Bonds
interest fkillwlgr due ton May: 1st,
should invest it, in Huron .& Erie
Debentures slid siecuret he good
rate of 5 per cent payable twice
a year. Applicationis for 'any
mount over $100 received at any
time by A. F. HHese,, Zurich,
What might have resulted ina
rnorJ 'serious accident occur2cl ''at
the road intersection between the.
Zurich. Road and the Goshen Line
on. Sunday, when Mt Chris Gascho
and family.- wore driving west, a
car came from% the !south and hit
the buggy taking off a wheel and
thrwoing the +a escho family out
with minor injuries.
THE NEW BEER ,
It is exper:ted that the new l.•l
beer will be on sale about themid-
di.e• of May. The new tax on bev-
erages, including the new beer, and
gas tax all go ,into effect ori May
15th. It is not expected thatthis
new beer willbe very extensively
saki in Huron county. Met N.W.
Trawartha, member for S. Huron,
advised that he will recommend
that only Standard hoteis:\bo allow
ed to sell 4,.4 beer in his riding.
Thd appointment of ,pastor for
theZu+ •ii ib !Eva ngel:cal ch ur ah bee
been changed since last week, a,
Rev. Gratizebach will remain at
IShalcespeare,.. and Rev: 3 G. Litt
now has been • stationed at C
den near lake Erie. Rev, •
will 'preach hien farewell sermon
Sunday• to the local congiegacic
at Zurich. -,
Messrs. Oscar !Cholate and Ge
Hess have exchanged aLI, to8 1VT
Hass receiving-- Mr. Isi , ajr s 11Ia
well, which certainly -looked th
worse (of wear, having timet atih •
bad'.accident on the icy roads las
fail, white Mr. Kopp got the
large 7 -passenger Chalmers six
irhich makes a very }1(:c('i, ,and r'
oany car.
Some of the 'streets' in the •t i'
lags were graded on Saturday, am
are `much, improved. We do no
know of a village the size of Zur
ir_h with such well graveled and
good kept 'streets as we have.
On Mnoday evening as number o
members of the Lutheran churcl
called at the parsonage and ple-
asantly surprised eRv. and Mrs, II
'lamb's, by presenting thein with
a, pair of beautiful rnryts•. Thee ev-
ening was spent in is social way
and brought to, a close by a light
unchedn served by Mrs. Rembe.
A number of houses in the vii -
age are receiving attention as
o repairs; Mr. W. H. Hoffman has
lisp.sbd of h:is kitchenls to, Miss
E; Volland who haa anzoved same
o the• south end of the village,
while Mr. Hoffman is, erecting a
nice sun room and sleeping porch
n; place of th., kitchen. Mr. Hy.
ipphardt is 'remodellin'g his kit
Ilene and putting a Wall under
arta, C. L. Smith is also making
omr changes in the interior : of
rxs house.
SOUTH HURON LIBERALS
At a meeting held in Hensall en
pril 15th, of the Executive of the
outh Huron Liberal Association,
s .constitmted for Federalp
ur oses
p
was decided to calla nomninal-
ng cnovention of South Huron Li -
rale at Hensiall on_,_Wednesdays
ay 27831, 1925 ,at 1.30 p.m, for the
rpos:o of selecting a candidate
contest South Huron in the Lib -
al interest at the approaching
ederal election!.
An apple case, Durnin vs. Web -
r was tried at the none -jury sit-
gs at &odeicrh on the 15th, be-
e Justice Lennox. Mr. Durnin,
apple dealer living 'at 'Clinton,
ed Mr. I#;boert Webster, of , St -
ley Township, for $2500,0,0 dam-
es arising out of an apple dein.
er '.hearing the evidence Mr.
stice Lennox 'dismissed the ease
d rodored the plaintiff, Mr, ,Dtie
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lop and Ilay\ Mr,. J. ktakine,
The Chairman Peen. G. W. Rivers
13,.:1., 13, D. of Parkhill will pre-
side, t This T will be the 's •-
final di ti.
t as at present constituted before'
tering, g the United Church of
BQ�► MORE ALFALFA
I' laVIL )S tTh THE SOIL AND
MAINTAINS T+'li;IiTILITY.
Eradicates the Worst of Weeds and
Furnishes Great Abundance of
Rich For Day ['or thv !viva Stock.
(Contributed by Ontarlo'papa rtment of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
In a 'survey covering an inveatiga-
kion on 900 farms, those that were
growing alfalfa showed ars average
net profit of $1,200 per farm against
$72$ per farm profit for those that
were not growing alfalfa, This dif
ferenee of nearly $500 in. profit was
due to the alfalfa, and farm practice
that goes with it,
Use Hardy Strains.
Ontario Variegated and the Grimm
varieties are more winter proof than
the common or southern grown.
These alone should be used in On-'^-'
tario. The seed may cost a little
more, but when everything is at stake
against King Winter, the additional
cost of good seed is your insurance
for a return in crop. Hardy varieties
last longer, and when once establish-
ed and given rational treatment, re-
main vigorous and profitable for.
many years.
Alfalfa's Greatest Need Is Lune.
Alfalfa is a lime hungry plant; it
cannot succeed where lime does not
exist in abundance. Each ton of bay
produced requires approximately 100
pounds of lime. So the attempted
growing of alfalfa on soils that are
sour or lacking in lime, is time,
money and labor thrown away. Cor-
rect the lime deficiency first, if the
soil needs it apply up to two tons
per acre every five years. Most On-
tario soils do not require more than
a ton per acre every five years. With
a yield of four tons of alfalfa hay
per acre over a period of five years
a ton of lime will be removed from
the soil. So you- see the need of re-
turning lime to.the medium in which
the plant grdws.
How to Apply Lime.
Apply lime to the surface of
ploughed land. Do not plough it
under; work it in with the harrow.
Lime may be spread over the surface
of the land by using a line dis-
tributor, the - manure spreader,. or
shovelling from the waggon box by
hand. Autumn is the best time, after
the fall ploughing has been done.
Vigorous Growth Follows Inoculation. -
Areas on which alfalfa has not
been grown should be treated
through the application of 200
pounds of bacteria carrying soil per
acre. Soil obtained from successful
fields fulfils this requirement. Seed
may be inoculated to accomplish the
same result. This is generally the
easiest way, unless soil is close at
hand. The Bacteriology Department
at the 0. A. C., Guelph, will supply
for 50 cents sufficient culture to treat
a bushel of seed, the requirement for
three acres.
Seed Iced Should Be Well Prepared.
Select reasonably rich soil and pre-
pare it well. Do not waste time on
worn out, -land unless you realize the
'necessity 'of applying lime and ma-
nure to feed the crop to a point of
vigorous establishment. Land Via!
has both good surface and-. under
drainage is best. Avoid heavy, nat
areas, with hardpan or tight clay
subsoils. Alfalfa is a deep-rooted
plant and must have root room. Pre-
pare for the seeding by working up a
'fine surface on a firm seed • bed.
Autumn ploughing worked down in
the spring -with cultivator, harrow,
and corrugated roller will give the
desired condition providing that the
weather is right for work on the land.
Use Plenty of Seed.
On land in good condition and
adapted to alfalfa growing 15 pounds
of good Canadian grown Ontario
variegated seed is sufficient. Timothy
may be mixed with the alfalfa seed
as an agent of security to hold the
blue grass in check until the alfalfa
i's well established. Its presence en-
sures, ,a -hay crop should the alfalfa
winter. kill the first year. It is a
good practice to use three or four
pounds of alfalfa seed in the general
hay mixture over the farm. Such a
practice will bring the entire farm
into condition for successful alfalfa
growing without very much effort or
cost. ~
Alfalfa needs a protective covering
over winter. Eight inches or more of
growth to hold the snow is provided
by the alfalfa plant in its September
growth. Those that cut or graze
alfalfa. alter September 15th kill all
chances of future profits from alfalfa
growing. Two good crops taken at
the right time should satisfy, then
give the plant a chance to recover
for winter.
Early cutting weakens the plant,
late cutting gives a coarse, poorer
quality hay, Cut when the crop has
nearly a ly reached the full bloom con-
dition. Cut but twice a year, leav-
ing the third growth- for winter pro-
tection,—L. Stevenson, Director of
Extension, 0..4. College.
Rotation of Crops.
It is highly important that the soil
be given a rest, oats following oats,
or corn, following corn is not good
farming, it is soil mining. If the
soil 1s rich the evil day will be de-
layed, but the time will surely 'conte
when those who do not give the soll
a chance must pay the price and suf-
fer in reduced crops, plant diseases,
insect injury, and weeds. •
No one rotation is the best tinder
all conditions, but to all accepted
Crop rotations, certain principles can
be applied, so that each particular
farm can be fitted with a definite plan
s
s
ICC. of Strat•forl, a f, l for ' Mr.
Durnin ,and Mr .J, M. 133est, of Sea -
if
uited to. its •peculiarities. Give the
natter of crop rotation some cnn-
ideration, it will pay you. Tho staff
1 the Ontario Agricultural College
will be glad to help you with any
:n'm arob1e:u.- I . Stevenson,.Dept.
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