Zurich Herald, 1925-05-28, Page 5, 'nay 28th, °1925
BUSIIN"SS i 41,10$
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loiter, Solicitpr; Wo tal'y >.'llblie
'tau., Office ora 1iannit;op Striae(;
put otf the %quern, Gocterich, Priv-
**,
riv
*t1 1411uds to loan at lowest rates.
sem+ Uolmes will be in Eensall-ini
Friday oi.".eaen week,,
Idudnerr P. Hess, Township Clerk
sour of marriage licensee. Notary
itt�tip, Commissioner, Fire and Aut
IIItab1ls Insurance, , Representing
altlisein and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
The Canada. Trust Co, Zurich,
*i'tsr1r.
.�nap�g D.. D. S., L. D. S.
DENTAL URGEONL.,
&IN OFTICR -- HENSALL
A-U-C.14.0=N-E-E-R,„
OSCAR AR KI.OR !'
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etraduape Carey sM. Jones Nat
la School of Auctioneeritig. Try,
Vsii for Registered Live Stock
PR Breede). Terms in keeping
Lith prevailing 'prices. Choice
Sams for sale. Will sell anything
'inywhere. $l1riCli+
"_ Whose 18-793 or write,
Licensed., Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County,
-fit Huron, In position to con
-
311'0 any,., auction sale; regardless,
SI to size or articles to sell. I
.eioIicit your business,and it not
esitistied, will make :no charges •' for
ry ees,
.i ADashwood,
rthur Weber, -
*sone i3-57
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Zurich Meat
MARKET �.
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Bghest Cash Price for Woul
.OASS FOR SKINS & HIDES-
'u ebliat &t
De1allert
ZURICH 'LIVERY -
i
tAk
I. yam in a position tor'accomo-
+!late all requirements in the; ']Livery
Minta, have Auto for hire. Any
a tiling done in the ,:teaming line.
'GEORGE J. THIEL -
pae-6$ . Zurich
G. S... ATxn s N
L. D. S., D.,B. . S:,
DENTIST
'EXETER, ONT. . Phone 34.
' At ;BAYFIELD Eveay Wednesday
EVENINGS IN EXETER BY AP-
. POINTMEN.'
LIVE
POU LT R>Y
,.:....>-WANTED
Ven, every day till 3 Oc1ock p.m.
Dn not feed fowl-salne morning!
"'when brought in,
Rhes't Cask Prices
FOR—
Cream and 'Eggs
W. O'Brien
Pholiie 94,. Zuti'ch
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To
s FORD O :Vl\TFl3,8
TO INTRODUCE THE 'BENIFITS
File it MAGNETO RECHARGE, RGE, I
'WILE, GIVE ONE QUART, 'O1
'Tuxedo Ch tterless Oil.
18` 1'T3%;,. EACH RECHARGE :DUR-
ING THE :MONTH OF MAY.'
PRICE' $1,'.00
WEIN,S. Prop
1tS 3WOOD MOTOR SERVICE
✓1
PU'l YOUR ..
WdrltS,,F'cr Sale,`liost#
Founds Notice, EtQ.pds
eIN TEUS QQLtJ.M14
FOR SALE
JCAL NE{
Mr. (and ;Mrs J, or, Jontzi• aid
family of ,Bader!, visited vt'eletive$
bens over tBl* days,
Mr .and Mxis'i:' John Hartman,
Goshen Line were Thursday •vis-.
Home`Peninsula.r .stanget an good Itora alt "Duibin;
eon.ditioo, wood or eaoi. Apply ,to MiSa, Dd'ne11a °Ruby of ,tLondoni
spenit dile •week -end at her; home
hero,
A4i+lir G. Hose, Zurich.
LOST
Art E•v tarsharp: Pencil and . a
`l+oulntain pen in -.Zurich,. Finder
please Telenet to Waiver Reuse or
Herald Office.
FOR SALE
9 . iOne new Delaval ,Cream Separ-
ator.
epar-ator• for ,$1.00 cash, regular price
is $92 "cash. L. A. Pra'n'g.'.
se NOTICE
.37.11 rJNC, OF HURON.e COUNTY
COUN9IL
The Connell of the Corporation
of the County of Huron will meet
in the Coancil Chamber, Goderich
at 3 o'clock in the aftrernoon of
Tuesday, the 2n,d :clay of June,1925
All accounts against Otho County
must be ini the hands of the Clerk
not later than Mondayl'preceding
the meeting of Councel.
-'" GEO. W. HOLMAN', �-
!County• Clerk.
Goderich!„ May 18th, 1925;
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NOTICE
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
NOTLCE is hjereby given that
a Couot of Revisiob of the Asses-
s,niei tfRoli of the Towri'ship of Hay
for the year 1925 will lee held in.
the Town) Hall, Zurich, on -Monday'
June•. let, 1925, at .two o'clock, p.m¢
Dated a4 Zurich this 116th day of
May, •1925.
,. . .A.P.HESS,
!aerie, Hay; Townships
r.
Tires! Tires!
CASINGS
30x?4 Cords $8.50
Fabrics $5.75'
TUltE3 ..
Olympic at ... ... ...$1.50
31.x i E tra Heavy Tubes $2.95
E ttra Heavy. Tubes $3.00
BALD 'N TIRES
Any- party gettiug ;5 VBaloons:ared
n.74gi 7i „ m '•5 oidt. calsinne and tubes
I well all + e. thein $27.00 for: 'slime,
and th net tliies fore$67.0Ccash
iohii Hey; ,Jr., Zurich.
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' LOST`,
An elute-liiarker.025-311, betwe-
en
et e -en Zurich. anti Exeter, finder kindly
return to Haberer' Bres. Zyrich.
• FOR SALE
A nearly new Olisser-.Riding plow
apply to L. . Prang,
u FOR SALE •
• • Govoenment tested seed corn,
following varieties --White Cap, Yel
low Dent; Imp. Teaming, Wiscon-
sin No. 7; Early Bailey; Golden
Glow, Longfellow. Also Sorghum
Mangel and turnip ;seed,
J. Gasdho & Son, Zurich.
FOR .SALE
Early Seed Potatoes; Irish Cob-
bler.—C. Fritz R- Son.
C O WEN
L. D. S., D, D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At' 4IaCoriniek Block, Zurich, ev
ery Thursday,' -•Friday and Satur-
day, a ,
Main Office
EIAETLEIB'S .BLOCK, D.,ASHWOOD
cow
Scranton. Coal.
hesntlt Real Furnace
Sizes. "Soft, coal of
highest' quality.
;GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case '8z Son
IOi\=L 35 13NSALL .-17
BORN
11'Ir,..and Mre, W. F. Braun and
son ,!Billy of Forest ,were •Sunda.•y,
visitors "in. town. .
Mr' .J. Hey; Jr., has pbeen auth-
orized as . agent for: the Chevrolet
make of .different autee:
Miss Hilda. ,Neusehwanger who
in alto/11(14m Stratirod Normalvis-
iie'd.'her home over Sunday.
•Mr, Whitney Brokentshire of the
Stratford Normal visited his home
lvere-over4ihe wee!.,-enjd.
Mr. Gerald %Bedard of Stratford
Normal visited+ with this[ parents;
over thie weetteenci and holiday,
Miss Freida! • Haberer and brae
ther J•aeob;;; Iiaberer' left Mast wee.!:
for 'a :month's S=isit with re1atives-
in the state of, Minne.9(aota.
'Mr. D. Smith Mreand Mrs. Harry
.Cool;, Me ,.and Mrs. Cook lief auTn-
elree were v siteier with the ° for
aner's� ,sl nls one day last. nveek.
Mr.A. A. Weber, of the Bri n-
slo'ni Line hes,.. purchased the fine
dwelling prepertyFrom 'Mrs JaJ,"
Smith at the nprth end of;pthe
lege'_ j , e • 1/4
kr. ,and ,Mrs, Harry piemon, of
'London Rereain the village on
•Sa.turdayl • They were'on • their
way to Goderreli, to visit 141rsi
Siemon's fa,tliiel,• Mr.�4 Tlat lleib.'
Commencing Saturd0 May 30
^VI li:ciz & 'K.albfleisch afe holding
e two -weeks reduction sale of
fur niturel, and, anyone needing ally
thing in this iini3 will ado„ well, to
take advantage `of this reduction
Reeve E. FF Klbpp, !Clerk A. F.
Hess- and the Hay C'otintcilors were
<it Goderich no Monday to infer
the drainage Referee of On-
tario regarding, the Black Creek
Drain! i
Mr .and Mrs. Bert Fogel, Ted,
Oltna •anld three children, Mr. +anrl.
Mrs.. G. ,Smith and son Gordon dnc
daughter, visited over Sunday tat
OW home :of Mr. and Mrs - ' John
Hartman •Gos"ftein line.
• The whole. ale price o1- cream
socias and sweet biscuits of ,all
kinds, !blas. adilanced 2e'. a „pouni4..
T,he explanation gi`cf'en 'is, the ii1-
creased dost. of 'flour and loZthe1 n4
'tarials ar�,d it ls' !stated tb:a.f :the
public 1 ave: hitherto been give
banelit of°•shock's on' h'a'nd• svi
A .vea y' tl1aptpin • gathering, tank
'Place at thevhome of Mr.and 14M4:
Henry Tauetnner on Su 1d: iy' when
all their childreili and `heir ;iatnj,l
les met ,and had i; 'mos![ enjoyable
three. e :Their orily ,soli,, >47r, Atthctt•
I'ruemnes of Toronto 'a It ode bir th-
day took `place .on the name day,
vas probably~ the guest of, e_lisinee,,
The .first convention of the IIut
on Co. Educaitionla Assoc, of sch a'
of trustees •a ld ratepayers, • which
wan organized ,at Toronto' at the
O.E.A. convention during Bolster
wee, will be held at Clinton+on Sat
=day May; 30th at 2 Pau, `• Robe
Coultas, \Vingham is' .pees;., and
Robt, Davidson of Dungannon, is''
the .seey-tt•eas. of the Association
1.A GOOD GAME
The first' league game •fo Sball p1-.
ayed by our boys Thiol [place as
'Cred tee o:t Mond -y, May 25th Tee
day tvt'ie rather cold to; Iplay ball,
but notwijhstanding this, both te-
anis made a slplendid . sboeving(
Apparently these two teams' are,
pretty evenlly ma -belied, and when
a n'
Zurich „ors, [their full line-up 1 on
,,,
our aoys� will be strengthened soma
what Foliowing is'°[lie box score
Zurich •AE. R. H. E.
L. O'Breth, p•., 'c. f. • 5 1 0
I. Yung'blut- • rr •4 1 2 0
1GI, Ii y -s',s. 2b.- . d 2 2 3
G.tscll i p. S.S. 5 0. 2 0
J. Bedevil c. • , 3 1 1 0•
M. Brnt'il a.b. 4 0 1 1
L. Wagner 1•-b 5 11 3•,grl
A.., I-r^ss, i.f. 4 0 1 e0
13. Wi erth 2-b, ' 2 0 0 1
141. nehilbe, d, F:. .•
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GETTING BEST B: TEST
FARM CROP EXP! li NTS CON.
Dttc'rED Brom z4V TZ.,
List of the Varieties, to Be Tested
Thisenear and Directions for 'Mose
Who Would Vo -.operate In This
Work- -Good Seed,
(contributed ,bY Ontario Department
Agriculture,
T
Toronto.)
The Ontario Agricultural College
has been .'particularly fortunate in
originating, through hybridization
and selection; the highest yielding
varieties of several of the farm, crepe
of Ontario as shown by results, of
experiments at the College and over
the Province. Leading varieties Of
other craps bane been secured locally"'
or through importation, Some of the
new and interesting crops are: Field'
Cabbage, Sudan Grass, -Rye Buck-
wheat, Hubam Sweet Clover, Gold
Nugget Corn, Sorgbum, Perfect Model
Swede Turnips, etc. The :following
list indicatesthe material available.
for the co-operative experiments for
1925:—
Number, Crops. ' Plots.
of
1
Three varieties of
o,� Oats
2 3
I...A,C. No, 21 Barley ad 7]mmer 2
$ Two varieties of Hulls ic Barley 2-
4 Three varieties of Sprig wheat • 3
6 Two varieties ofi3uckwheat2
6 Three varieties of Meld Peas., 3
7 Two varieties of Spring Rye... , 2
8 Three varieties of Soy, Soja, or
Japanese peens 3
9 Rigpt varieties of Flint and
Dent ]:Tusking Corn8
10 Three varieties :of Mangels 3
11•Two varieties of Sugar Mange's 2
12 Three varieties of Swedish Tur-
nips...,...... ... . . ... 8
ur-nips3
13- Two varieties of Fall Turnips'. 2
14 Two varieties- of Carrots. 2
16 The planting of Corn at six iis-
tances in the row
16 Sudan Grass and two varieties
of Millet , ,
i7 Sunflowers, Sorghum and Corn
for Fodder 3•
18 Grass Peas, Vetches and Soy
-Beans.8
19 Rape, Rale and Field Cabbage.
20 .Two varieties of Biennial Sweet
Clover
21 Two varieties of Alfalfa .
22 Hubam, Biennial White and Bi-
ennial Yellow Sweet'Clover.. , 3
23 Three varieties of Field 'Beans, 3
24 Sweet. Corn for table use from
different dates of planting3
26 Low and High Grade Fertilizers
and Manure with Oats and
Red Clover . .. .•x .... 4
26 Different quantities of. I,inae
with Sweet Clover
29 Three grain mixtures for Crain
30
Five
Fly
04 "HAV,' 1L'
STOP ,
CUSSING
CHAT
HE G ABO [JT THOSE FORD SIDE CURTRCURTAINS.
. $$ WILL FIX THEM SO'=111.EY• OPEN WITH Tit +:DQOR
II REPAIRING
I alining Ford Car, One float, $16.00 Two Coate .., ... $20.40
is "inn'i•ng Ford Top Good Mater+ial, leas curtains .
Changing Ford°'Curta tis to•open wive Doors .,. '•, 12,00
kaintin g Buggy, . ,. $5,04
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
W RERUBBER YOUki„,,BUGGY WKEJ33LS.
HESS- ZIThIOH
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4.Sale
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;. 500 Cedar Posts` Regular 5. - l
Q �C eaChfor 30c
.+p ANY 'FARMER' HAVING ANY FENCING TO DO SHOULD
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG REC.0
U _
ill TON IN PRICE •
+a JUSP'RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF are. 1 GOVERNMENT IN-
+ ' SPECTEDXXXXX BRAND B.O. SHINGLES. WHICH SELL AT
+ $1.70 PER BUNCH. s
ALWAYS A GOOD SUPPLY OF 'BUIL'DING MATERIALS OF
6 + ,ALL KINDS ON HAND.. e
s 4++ ce ,,..•$,se+i,.r.C°•04•••,-4 i-.., iii" -
a-
2
production
Three grain mixtures for Fod-
der production .
31 Hubam Sweet Clover - at the rate
of one_pound and four pounds
per. acre in rows for seed
production 2
32 O.A.C. No. 72 Oats, at three
dates of seeding 3
33 O.A.C. No. 3 Cats, at three
dates of seeding
34 O.A.C. No. 85 Spring Wheat. at
three dates of seeding . 8
35 O.A.C,No. 211 Soy beans; sown
broadcast,a.nd-in rows 3
36 ,Perfect Model •Swede 'turnips,
thinned at three distances is
the rows
Any person in Ontario who grows
field crops day apply for airy one of
the `experiments for 1925. Each
applicant should make a second
choice, as the material for the 'first
choice might be exhai sted.'before the
•application is riscejved. The material
will be forwarded in the order in
which the applications are received
while the supply lasts. No charge i
smade for the experimental' materiel
and the produce becalms the property
'of -the expei•imenier. A report le re-
quested after harvest. Each pees, n
�Rpl?ly.ing should carefully write bis
Name, Address and County. All mail
matter addressed to the Agriculture!
College, Guelph, ,Ont., requires full
postage.—Issued by the Dept. of Ex-
tension, 0. A. College.
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3
3
n At Lambing Time.
Cleanliness and gentle. treatment
are two important things to keep in
mind at this particular time. The
hand and arm of the attendant should
be fir washed adding a little dis-
infectant such a,s carbolic acid or one
,of the coal . tar, dips to the water,
then smeared with vaseline or linseed
ail, and the hand gently inserted into
the vagina. The object should be to
ascertain
ascertain whether -or not the: Iamb is -
coming in the proper position, that is
head': and front feet first. If the pre-
sentations appear normal then It Is a
question of aiding delivery by gehtly
pulling on the front feet of the lamb.
At such times the inside passage of
the dive should be well hfbricated
with linseed d oilr
wl ich tends
to o
s !ten
the vagina ,and allow it to stretch.
Unless the case! is a very severe one.
it will usually yield to the treatment.
Under •conditions inhere the lamb is
not coating in the proper position,
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PHONE 69
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} Stone Bui1t,Clothes"'
+1+
;. FROM NOW ON .
T All Woollens. Used 'in the manufacture of STONE BUILT CLO-:
e THES aro treated with the famous LARVEX MOTH -PROOF PRO -.1+
1 CESS, and guaranteed immune from th? ravages of Moths under 4+
a $250,000 Globe Indemnity Bond ++4+.
WHY DO WE GO TO THIS EXPENSE? n
ECAUSE Moth are theg •re,ttest factor• in the destruction of CI
oihing that are laid a-.
va} f rr even a shortp spied+
1 up ECAUSE This new scientific disaevery—'rhe Larvex P o s, -.
.1• r ce s
I entirely eliminates any danger to yf,ur <+lathes from the rave
.l, ages of Moth a 1 L their Larvae.
ECAUSE Stri:n-� 333oo;1t Clotheswith the added
B�T attractionof tit_>a•e,.
LARVEX 1410 CH PROOI+I1�rG PROOESS, is a combination that•.
defies 'all competition—that eann+nt be beaten. There is no extra
., charge to you.
WE SELL STONNE-BUILT .CLOTHES
is
New Spring Suitings Arriving •.
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tfAILORt'AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR!
tDAV`AND` NIGH T PHO..NE No, 86 4°
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HEHALD's
their the case is a• mush more ditll_ = h a_
CUM. one to handle. =I'17c, lamb nee," he `"
coming front feet first with illi i l •
turned back, or again the hind vial I•!
-
may come first, in any ease it will be =
necessary to i-orroct the position of
the lamb; it requires considerable M1:Nr`ti.A
tL 0 1. 0 patience and very gentle handling to
de this in order to prevent injury to
moth lamb and mother. When the
iamb has neon put in the right posi-
tion ,the ewe may be able to deliver
it herself, but if weak and unable
to do so help ntay.be given. A lump
of pure hog's lard. inserted into the
womb of the ewe after difficult par-
tsirition will be very beneficial in
healing it in ease it has been injured.
in any way. If she is weak and ex-
hausted give a stimulant to revive
her. ' If the cage has been a severe
one It might be advisable to flash the
ewe for two or three days by means
of a rubber.tixbe attached 'toa ensue!
using some coal tar disinfectant or
borecic acid in warns water.
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B. Matz, p 1.1. 5 1 2 0''
E. Fahnet, 1f -b.. - i 4 2.2 0
S. W north s.s. '; 4 1 1 1
V. r'ou't*er r.f, 3 0 1 0
H. Schenck 3-b 1 1 0 1
Pitz I eralrl 3-b ;2 0 0 2
P. Faisal p' 1 0 1 Q,
1?.. Heist 2-b. 3 1 0 2
R. 'Schenck ed. 4 0-'2 0
6 11 6
Schenck batted for Fitzgerald in
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The Scree.
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Creriytnn `. 0 0 10 2'0 0 0 :c-6-11-6
'?;wash 10 2 62 0i) 0 0-5'113-6,
Els.tteri,ee lir Crediton, 11. i4Xotz, I.
Faint and IL iVali+ner. Ioro Zurich
Irr 0 y,t^lir, lir ascho and ri: '!lett-
ar_ . Si ruclz out by Mafia. and 1i a-.
Klopp--At Waterloo 011 7111ay 21ist aist F; k.a Gas•+ho and 013t°eiti 11
r. + more or less ne
Use of Marl.
Marl is it good form of lime for
the soil that needs lune. Two to three
tons per: aero of air-dried marl; will
not be too much,..Broadcast on the
Ploughed land and harrow in, it is
1925
Clubbing List �
and Toronto Daily Globe , $6.08
ily Telegraph _._ n $5.111
Alai! .and Empire ... $6,00
..+.,.,.• .; .i,ty •Alel and. Empire . $3,25
eine- tar .... $6,00
Star ............. $3.25
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evening edition $6.00
hTtiining E $.0
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dition ... $66.000' —
)date $2.25
............., $2J5
2
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.iiia .... $2.25
TEItALD and W. e . as ,...$3$2..515
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1 v with us. See us for papers not listed above
always best, however;` to have marl
sanxyled and aualr•zed before using;
AWL; on air -drying it, readily crutlti-
to"14Ir, and !Ulla, Leonard Klo t r Left on btusea' for C.r'editon.'13- for, blas falling into a 1 it fi
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