Zurich Herald, 1925-11-12, Page 5h atrat;,V, November
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'Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public:
Stew Ottiee on Hamilton Street,,
;gran ott the square, Goderieh. Priv-
turole to loan at lowest rates.
• t. lgelmes will be in Eeasail'op
Friday of each week.
*Mims. P. Hess. Township Clerk
gierant et marrlsas Deems. Notary
$I%atOemmlwtoaer. Fire and Alit-
d.s Insura*ce. Representing
Mums* sad Erie Mortgage Corpora -
glass The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
1• .
Knapp,- 0.1h S., L D. S`
"DENTAL SURGEONS,
MUM twi'tci HENSALL
OSCAR BLOB!
Mrsdnate Carey M. Jones Nat -
VFW School • of Auctioneering. Try
gee for Registered Live Stoeepking
gill Breeds). Terme in Clean
bvslling prices. Cho
Altai Bartne r sale. Will sell anything)
there+ ,
Timone 18-93 or write, Zurich,
Licesed Auctioneer
$eeeU0 Auctioneerfor County
aft Harm. In a position to con -
Hatt any suction sale, regardless
or articles to sell. as
Bis to alae
ileoand if notil�al# .your business, for will Make no charges
gsmslees. 'Dashwood.Papua .
AromaWeber, -
Zurich Meat
1115R -It ET
fresh and Salt Meats
ts
Bologna Sausages,
asst Cash Price for Woul
ftlIsSH FOR SHINS a IDDE-Si
lironglant &
Deichert
ZURICH LIVERY
lh .ata in a position to income-
ligiv requirements iu the Livery
111Bee, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
G - ORGE J. THIEL
wee 5, Zurieb
G. Si. A TKIN S ON
L. D. S., D. D. S. IN
DENTIST
#$91TER, ONT. Phone 34
At HAYFIELD Every Wednesday
i'rI%TGS IN EXETER BY AP-
• ROINTMENT
400.1
LIVE
P O 'U. t., T R Y.
(.WANTED
Ilhalies every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
not teed fowl sante mornings
+M' *ought in:
est Cask Prices
• .-.4 BH POR° -
C eam and Eggs
W. O'Brien
141 1110; t1tl: Bnricli
tIPtutJJt!
Cold Days
welt,
Recharge"....
-steady _._. purr up till
and down at ein's
Garage
.. WEIN, Prop.
- .. Mii,TWc Pa. ■M®TORSERVICE
OUT OV.
Wants, For Sale, Cain,
Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN THIS COIOEN
FOR SALE
A. real Good red -hand !Dee
Laval .Omani Separa or.' - •
Louis Prang, suii t tie -1.9• � 1 :1,1?!11
' STRAli;r .,
Unto my premi;e+s, Band Line,
Hay Township, a year old heifer.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses,
Peter Deichert, Sr. ft.R. • No. 1
' Zurieli, out.
STRAYED
From my premises, Lot 1% coni,
7, Hay Tp., abqut Sept '20th, • a
three-year-old heifer, ,pure 'White;
no horns, slit in both' tones. •''winder
kindly notify T. R. Shenton, Ex-
eter; Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 nano, being Lot
21, Con. 12; Stanley' Township 21,4
miles from Hayfield.- There is on
the property a large frame house
bank barn 40x60 deet, Stone foun-
dation.. is mostly alll iii mtil-
tivatiori, 7 acres of Mixed bush,
good -pater. Farm will! be sold
SOT. Kipfer. Proprietor, :Bayfield
FAR'id[ FOR SALiE
For Salo Lot No. 8, North Bonn-
dry, Hay Tp., 2;o tulles west of
Kippen, containing 80 acres', There
are on the premises a fraise house
bank barn• and silhei1 combined sire
60x48 and 36-21. Ten acres of
hardwood bush; Apply to Mrs.
Ins. Cochrane, R. R. • 2, Hensall.
NOTICE
We wish: to advise the public
that we will operate our cider mill
on Tuesday and Thursday of .each
week,. Anyone wi
s ung to have
appiebntter boiled kindly make the
arrangements by phone
F. C. KAlbflstasch tf-13
;Dr. f .• ff. COWEN
L. D. S►, D. D. S. -
DENTAL SURGEON
tt D:EITZ,. BLOCK, ZURICH et-
ery » Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Main 0/fie.
BARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
COAL
POGAIIAN TAS
OOKE
lVIilier Creek
Soft Coal
"GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son.
PHONE 35 HENSALL -17
BORN
Laporte -At Hay Township, tali
October 2761, to Mri. and Mrs.
Wilfi+ed Laporte,. ,a; daughter.
Scb* rtzen,truleer--•.At Hay Town-
ship on. October '2,9th, to Mr. and
• Mrs; Jes. Schwalr, zentruber a
daughter,
;t
The :apple 'crap' in. Huron CO-';
1inty:, 3 i many of n. r tlountieN;
lu Onttrio,,1'Iai Win Practicallyru-
ined. Ma 5. R Strothers. Agric-
ultltral Representative placed the
loses In the•Coemtl.i roughly
15,009 .barrel's+,' This i* ,probably a
low estimate, as thene arlt aelarge
number or epplegi. gtawJ ail' tlt�r '
countyIt 14.' Smyth. of, Clinton
Whoa'e oreh0•rd on the Rayfield td
was a 'sight to beholdbefore': the
etias:Untgwind. of Oct. 1.9tdr •hle'ty
Most' of the apples 4i" 'the gr und,
estima'te3 that he 'hes k*st 3900 bar -
volts. R.R: Slottn, of Goat riel Tp,
a ; .. 1 barrette K
ipti'tithltat�.s lies• is �, nc ®100 rr gal,
Coameitt of T ut.lretoat' a0ile barreta;
and' John Jeanat utt. ',MO. Thee ec
teey Man antro, hoe an (archer(' o faoy
sort, .large!+ orr wxra+p:ll% aitt tared. pro-
f[ or;'tio Mere
'Mr. ,Jacob Brawn was' as hotly
day visitor at ,K.itehener, •
Miss Pearl Wurtz •a ;spending
the weer. at Guelph,
• Mrs.. C?, Fritz, wa(s a 'Weeks=end,
visitor at ,
Mr. and Mrs.. T. L. Willianx's • were
Monday visitors .near St;. Marys,
Mr. anld 2►Trsi. Cl L. Smith Were
Sunday visitors at !Dashwood
Tr. and Mrs. Dengils of Kiteh-
are
ares visitin gg at the homed of thleir,
son :Rev., and Mr's. W.' B. Dengia.:
Mr. Nesbitt Woods of Wellesley
spent the week -end with Mr. land
Mrs. T.L. Wurin, _ r
11l'r. and Mrs!. E. E. Steele were
v itiitor's tit St. Thomas and Delhi`
over the holiday,.
Mrs. Wm. Riipp ,of Detroit its
'visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Files,.
Mr. anKl Mrs. T. L, Wurrand
Ml. Nesbitt'woods 'spent Sunday
in Bayfield.
Mr. John Praetor and kin Rua -
sell of Kitchener spent 11.1?onday in
town. 1,
Mr. Olarenee Hoffman of Galt
spent the holid ni v with his Par-
ents, Mr. and Mile. W. H. ol3ffrnan.
Meelsrs C. Fritz, H. Moulssen'iu, and
P. Ravelle are away on a wild
goose hunting trip at C'atulache.
Mr,. Albert Deters', who is attend
ing Waterloo College Is !spendin i
the holidays- at his home, Hay
Mr. ,Robert :Eisenbach' of the
Kitchener, visited. at his home on
the Babylon tine.
Mrs. W. L. Siebert, Misses Ve['a
and Helen Siebert, Bide Sall as and
Gladys. Meliele spent tha week-
end in Kitchener.
•
•
Misses Pearl and Lizzie Leibold
of the Babylon Line, .spent Mon-
day with: relatives and friends' at
Hensall
Mises Vedla Prang, who ii attend
ing Normal School • ,a,t Stratford,
spent the wee.k•-end At her home
here.
Rev. W B. Dengis attended, a
large, Convention of the Christian
En,deaneu.. League at Kitclp,ener,.
eve rthe week -end.
Mr. ae
h
l 14Irsf. Milford S !
lbe•
bridal couele, have returned from.
spending their honeymoon at`Kit-
chenar and Toronto.
Mr, Joseph Meidinger of the
village has purchased from W. G;
'i3es', & S'nt!s, ll fine near 5 t>ltit?'
DeForest :[radio Sett. And Jou
is very happy and :well pleased
with. it,
Mr. and Mrsi B. Milliken and
slaughter, 'Mises Agnes of 'Parkhill,
Mrs. Baikwill and daughter Mi,s'd
Ruth, of Exeter, were ?I1,+!nks •ie,
ing visitors •at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs• M. C. Milliken.
' Thanksgiving !Day paused off
rather quiet iu. the 't-illage, acme
spent the day out of town 'shout-
ing, while others hugged the warn('
sto•vc'. as the, weather eteemed more
like Xmas. than Thank'aglving.
When looking, for a safe in-
vestment for $1.00 or more you ,sho-
uld consider the debentures of
the old Huron & Erie with head
office 'at London, Ont. Five per
cent will be paid twice a, year for
any term of one to five years;. Ap
plications receiVcd at any time by
A.F. Icsn Zurich.
Many people probably ,-10 not
realise just ;h',ow serious the coal
silultioni ie at present A Local de-
ajar Wen:informed that eni:hrecite
was '4ellitor 'in Now :York ,t $22.50
ton and In.: Niagara Pails', Ont. t
$19.50, 'While at the mins, with only,
$a Small .supply. available it was
selling, for $20 a ton.
Dr. IT, 11, Cowen, dentist of the
village, -,vh le iti Loudon on Sat -
day night clyinrg the heap; S* • rain'
storm accidently with his car
knocked over Policeman Alex.
Towle • and 'n as severely injuredj
in: the back, The Doctor is DOW
out 0111 security until the police-
man'is fibre -to attend the court.
EREGIER-DENOMME
A very intei•esting Matrimonial
event was performed at Drysdale
RR. 0: Church,,•by Res Father J,
E. Gerard O
on. ctolie.r 27th,` `When
her united in Holy Wedlock; Loretta
daughter of Mr. anct"•" Mr: , Frank
•Denomnc, lithi Con. flay 'Township,
r Peter 'Rosier, of Stephen
0,11d Mt, �, • , I
Towna'tiip, The happy 'young cou-
ple will reside in Stephen where
they hare' the best wits hers o a
large mrnle of,friends.
The 'Zurich Branch of the Wont
ens' Institute Will hold the,irmon-
:t ly meeting, in the Ladies (Hall on
Thursday afternoon Noir. -1th at
2,D • d'clbek;, Mrs P JI. O6wyer
taking 'charge of the program!, Di,
A, J. M'o;cXinnonWill be tl?e •main
speaker, his S:lbf ject being, ''blood'_
preasura ", and will be -the nest riuni
ber on the progearll„ All ladies
are cordially invited to attend;
whether yout are a meirrbe' of the
litstitiitn or not come and enjoy
OAS 'splendid tweeting. After the
,. ,a r
•1,Yojaa;Ln.1r.•n;t: little btltm'st..,.lase tv.l
be taken en tip'..
BUTTERREADY
POINTS 'i'O Ilia ii 11,1$l7hriik'+ilil7l) `fT
THOSE WHO WOULD WIN.
How to Control the Green Cabbage
1Vortn•--Dusti»g I5 the Most Sat.is•
factory 'treatirtent-precautions in
the Use of Paris Green.
(Contributed by Orrtari° Department of
Agriculture, 'Toronto.)
What about the Butter ,?exhibits a.
• tlhe local Autumn i'a•ir? Did you vie
•.rr lose the last tune When compctin
with the people of your, own town
ship? To wily as.a butterrnake yot:.
must produce and exhibit a clualle,
of butter that will measure up to th•
following score:
Flavor 45,
Texture 15
Incorporation of moisture e10
Color 10
Salt
Packing
10
10
100
A lot of the butter exhibited at
the rural fairs is made -from cream
insufficiently cooled and churned at
too high a temperature. This pr`ac-
!;lee gives a'weak-bodied pale butter
that may also be streaky. If the
weather is warm, get some ice .and
t col the cream, also the wash water.
Butter made from well -cooled cream
and .washed with ice -water will he
firm enough to stand sufficient work-
ing to give an even distribution of
:,tit, a good color and firni texture.
1f color is needed, be careful not to
add a drop too much. Churn the
"Exhibit" two or three days before
the fair. This will give time to set
and blending of flavor and salt.
The packages should be as neat as
possible. Always wrap prints in a
clear, good quality, butter wrapper,
See that the prints are well made,
clean-cut and firer. Most judges wan!
a butter churned from a cream tha.
is sweet or of low acidity. Good
flavor in butter comes from cream
obtained from ,Cows that' are kept in
clean stables, fed on clean feeds ant'
attended by clean people. -L. Steven
;on, 0. A. C., Guelph. •
The Green Cabbage Worn -Artificial
Control.
Control experiments, involving the
treatment in three series of 5,000
arty and late cabbages, with Pyro
thrum powder and lead and calciun
arsenate dusts and sprays, lead t+
the conviction that under local con
ciitioits" dusting • with lead arsenate
and hydrated or air -slaked time in
tale proportion of one part to fifteen
parts is the most satisfactory form
The .
dusts were form
of treatment. h n • ;i
more satisfactory than the sprays in
that they can be mixed and applied
with the aid of- ordinary.bp.nd dust-
ers, in one-fourth the time occupied
in spraying. They spread and adhere
well if applied when the leaves are
wet with clew, whereas sprays to
which soap has been added.« as a
sticker have a low surface tension
and much of the liquid is lost in the
soil, says the,Depa:rtmeat of Horticul-
etre, 0. A. College.
In these experiments calcium ar-
:r_nate dusts gave less satisfactory
r sults than the arsenate of lead dust,
the latter giving perfect control. Ca.l-
c:um arsenate applied in the liquid
Corm gave extremely poor results as
well as causing some burning to the
foliage. Pyrothrum powder used
..•ith four times its weight o1 hydrat-
: J. lime proved 'satisfactory, but can
hardly be used on a commercial scale
as it costs ten times as much as the
arsenate of lead dust.
Judging by this season's observ-
ations early market cabbages escape
serious injury and whether treatment
is ordinarily 'necessary or not must
be left to the grower's discretion.
For late cabbages and cauliflower:;
two applications should be sufficient
In a normal season, the first about
the middle of July• and the second
four or five weeks later. When the
butterflies are very abundant a third
application may be necessary early in
September.
Precautlone !n a Use of Paris
Gran.
If a double quantity of good.
freshly slaked lime or hydrated lime
be mixed with •the Paris green and
then the mixture made into a paste
with water and 'allowed to stand in
this form some' .little time before
diluting and spraying, the lime will
Combine with the greater part of the
tree arsenious oxide' and remove it;
leaf scorching property to a great ex -
ten. So says Prof. H -Fulmer, O.A.C.,
Guelph.
!Minerals.
Mineral supplements are of valise
�w>teln 'there i5 .a defic'leiicy of juelt
iiiinerals 1h t` a feed. The usual de-
fleleut elements are calcium, lodin
and phosphorous. It hs wasteful to
feed a inineral mix :tire containing
elements that are abundant intheft
1geds uso�d. Try,,al1 fled out what
the shor•trt'ge is, loci den pay out
your -good cath _tgti.,tt alone. Many•
mineral mlztares offered ecatain a
variety of unnecessary , and in 'sortie
e sedients
i•nkaces
to ex n
>0biro in 8
There are entirely too many stale
eggs sold; How few eggs reach the
consumes that are actually fresh! The
fault is not with the hen. She pre -
dudes ii fresh,e3gg,but too many pec:
ple' do not ,seem 'to realize that an.•
egg is one' thing that does not lnt•
prove'with age, otherwise they would
trot hold eggs any longer that, neves••
nary,
e'G'rea `'thouht t `hallo airy labor,
To -day 1 earned 7'g, .ci sit5 1 lit'-
nure out of a "pen, and Thai, a good
bargain of, it.. It the disc la ceuseS
the while !low he may 11v •. ; I1tly,
the ditching spade and turf- i may
bo engraved en the coat a, or
his posterity." --Thoreau.
faire inventories pntcir,. .ran.
n < .,tti ,
tl,pt tuALowiug Dot3igbeA'.
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