Zurich Herald, 1926-05-27, Page 5": , elluiasday, May 27th, ,1926
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ARY PUi1LtC, ETC.
lemees I panilton Street. :l'u'st apt
fhe S , here, GOOKRICH, Orit,
tSeeecitil • attention to Counsel and,
CO ort Work.
Ditr. Holmes may be consulted at
rillor3lerich by phone and p ilene
charges reversed.
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8Artsvr lir, Hese, Towneslt p Clerk
Mover pt marriage licenses, .Notary
!j}�t4th'11n, gCs,Mmislelere, ;hire- and Aigt-
liellei Inreuramce, Representing'
X110-0911 aittd Erie Mortgage Conners -
Aegis, tele e Crx-uad a Treat Co. Zurich,
rtalliNeuriet,
S. Knapp, D. Da S., L. D. S"
DENTAL. SURGEQNI
?SUN OFFICE - HEY BALL
Dr. II. H. C O E.N
L.
D. D. S.
D. Sin
DENTAL SURGEON
' At DEITZ BLOCK, ZURICH .ev-
itee' 'i`hureday, Friday and gatUtr-
Main Office
-11tAIRTLEIB'S BLOCK., DASHWOOD
�. OSCAR IcLOP
lli eaduate Carey Mtn Jones Nat-
West School of Auctioneering. Try
• a for Registered Live Stock
IVO Breeds). .Perms in keeping
eeittla prevailing prices,Choice
Claim* for sale, Will sell a;nythinie
Weree sera,lidionZurich.
e le --93 or write,
Licensed PilliCtiOneer
I iceneed Auctioneer for County;
tea Burma. In a . poeitioI to con -
et any auction sale, regardless
j to size or articles to els• not
✓ olta your business, .. and for
satisfied -will make no chargee
Services. Dashwood,;ArthurWeber,
;brie 13-57
Zurich Meat
'Fresh and Salt. Meats
BO og'na S usages,
:}Biabest Caapi Price for Wool
:CASH FOR SKINS ac RIDES
"Srungibmint &�
Delob.ort
ZURICH LIVERY
1 am in' a position to- accomm,
late all requirements in the Livery,
1i@ilora, have Auto for hire. Any -s
Atirdeg done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL:
*Nate Zurich
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED
likes every day till 3 Oclocic p.m.
Mai rnot feed fowl same morning
*Ma -'brought. in.
'Highest Cash Prices
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—C -ASH
bream and Eggs
Ws O'Brien
41144 Zurbch
The Ford
MAt(�r Y
,TODoes get weak
Wants, For Sage, Lost,
Found, Notice, Etc, Ads
IN THIS CoI tl'MN
Flowers and Plante
,POT 13'LOWBRS, FUNERAL,
RWFATHS, eflANGIN(a•' • BASKETS
FILLED 1•`;FRICAN MARIGOLDS,
SNAP "DRAGON!, MINNIO.yETIYE
SALVIA, STOCKS, ASTER., TOM-
ATOES .FLAN XS, CABBAGE PL. -
fl MSALL GREENHOUSE,
John Zuefle..
NOTICE
O wing"• too the re -construction of
the main Hydro lines, the Iocall mill
will do chopping only on the fol-
lowing afternlognt3 of each week;
Tuesday, Thursday and. Saturday.
Williarnis Bruise
LOST
In Zurich, a laium' of money, fin-
der of same kindly Communicate
with Herald Office.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Purebred M.inoreas and also
White Wyandotte. Choice ,stock.
Apply to George K. Farwell, Zur-
ich, Phone N.
NOTICE.
COURT OF REVISION
ifl2a
A.S,SE.S.S.MENT ROLL.
TOWNSHIP gy HAY
NOTICE is hereby given that
the first; .sitting 'of. the. Cour' of
Levi',fen to consider Npeals a-
gainst," the Meleedrt ant Roll of the
Township •of. Hay for the year 1926
gill bo held in the Town Hall.
Zurich, on Monday, Tune 7th, at
two o'clock, p.m.
A. F. HESS,
Township, Clerk, Hay.
Dated at Zurich,. May 17th, 1926.
NOTICE.
MEETING OF
HURON COUNTY: COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation.
of the County of Heron ti5pllmeet:
in the Council Ch.aml:er, •Goder:ch,
at e, o'clock in the .afternoon of
Tuesday, the. 1st.. day of June 1926.
All accounts against the County
Must be in the hands of the :Clerk
not later than Monday preceding
the meeting of Council. The Coun
cii at this meeting will appoint
Valuatoi'Sa to e. ualize the •County
A' 'plications may be made to the
Clerk or any member of Council.
'Geo. W. Holman,
County Cleric.
Goderich, May itt11, 1926,
FOR SALE
Two fresh; milk cows.
Apply to John Galster, Zurich.
FOR SALE
A good !pumping windmill.
Leader, with 40 -foot steel derrick,
apply to Jacob `Gallnman.
LOLAL NEWS
!' Mre Albert IK.albeleitscb• made a
business trip to London on Friday
Mise V. V,Siebert was away on
a holiday motor trip to Wing-
haiix and other points.
Miss Elizabeth Roe -so of Kite
chener, was a gixeet this week of
her friend, Mien C. L. Smith,
We have a' fine laupply .of chick
'starter, also arsenate of Lithe in
aatocls.-•J,ohn'ston &' albfleisch.
i%1rs. Cyrus Co16,sky is :epemdle
ing a few weeks at Forest • e.arinF
for Mrs. W.1. F. Braun and infantispn
Mr. and Mils. Emery Ruby .of
Kitchener visited for •a few days
with the formrier',s parents.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Joie. Ducharme of
Detroit, bridal couple, 'spent thein',
hoi:ey'moon with relatives ,here.
Mr, and Mrs. Emery Ruby ' of
Kitchener spent the week -end with
they formers parente.
Mr. and Mxls. Wan., Dumart !spent
of Kitchener, !spent the holiday
with., Mr. and Mr's. Hy. Yungblu.t.
Mr. and Mese Jas, Howard and.
family of Goderich, spent Sane
day with. Mr. and Mr' . Ed, Stelek.
Miss Greta Schilbe, Mies Idella
Mowald of London, spent the we-
ek -end with their parent's.
Mrs, 0, Fritz and daughter,s,Misl
Dorothy Fritz,. and Pearl Wurt_
were Exeter visitors on Tuesday..
Mels'srs.. W. H. Hoffman and •Lae
Hoffman pent Sunday and Mon-
day visiting friends in Galt.
141e. Buchanan of Goderich is
'rig a .i'.ew .days with Mi'. Jae&.)
fiaberer.
Mr .and Mrs. C. 0. Smith and
two sons of the Sauble were week
end visitors with friends at New
Hamburg, and Baden.
Mn. and ,MM. Thoma:s Vinery
and daughter, of Sarnia, Ontario
called on her mother, Mrs. Dan
Bennett on Saturda�Y. shown and the variety seems to have
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter :and Miss a tendency to split quickly after pro-
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dueing a marketable head. A variety
Fanny Pieter of Kitchener were; teemed Eberle's Wonderful did very
holiday 's' usito1Ns here and at well "under our conditions.
Dffebevood. Corn.—Varieties of corn were test -
Dr. and Mrs. A, J. MaeKirno'l ca Cas to season of ripening. Of the
are intending to attend the Ont- important varieties produced White
• `ion's COM Cory was nine days earlier than
ario Medical 1�.a510C1a.t1
vention at London on Thursday Golden Bantam, and Golden Bantam
and Friday of thio week. produced marketable ears seventeen
NOTICE
The Zurich Egg Pool is again in
operation at • T. L. 'Wurm's ;store,
and anyone ':,'o interested ca], pool
their eggs 'there by making arranne.
ments.
WANTED
Girl for blouSework. Plain cook
ing. Good wages. Apply, Mr
Jones -Bateman, Britannia Road
Phone 289, Goderich, Ont.
8.
FOR SALE,
USED CARS -We have a number
of ; -used ears for ..sale,; Terms ',ar-
ranged, as follows ;
Ford Coupe 1922, refinished With
1926 license ,and starter.
Ford Touring 1919 in good running
condition, will take :$75 cash . or
tennis.
Ford Tudor sedam1925 in good con
dition.' e -
We have a number of Ford Tour -
i
rag's not listed, ranging in price
from $65 to $100. Call and ilocac
these bargain's over.
Ford Roadster in good, . conditionnt
new tires on rear -Cheap. •
C. FRIT+Z & SON, :Ford Dealers
FOR SALE
A barn with good !strong frame
on Victoria Street, Zurich, /Or
further particulars apply to. Herb
Mousseau r
FOR SALE
A good second hand
beLavel
ur re -charger is Orem Separator. Apply to Lours
Prang, Zurich.
again on 'the job
TESTING FREE
a S.4 WEIN, Prop.
tgantiv000 likfr O t S111EtVI1:.18
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Pure bred Atxronsiil egg's, troll
Very good laying strain, choice
stock, Our price in right, leave
your order early. -Lloyd } b'l3i'ein, particulars to secretary as 800n :i'
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TESTING .VEGETABLES
WI :AT EXPERiMMY;P N 1'l1I1 PAIUM fN
S. R'. ONTARIO FOUND..
Experiences With Certain Varieties
of Celery, Cabbage, Corn, head
Lettuce, Onions and Tomatoes.
(C:onl.ributec) by Ontario Department of
.grioultura. Toronto..
Variety tests were 'conducted at the
Experimental Station for Southwest-
ern Ontario on the following: Cab
•bage, celery, head lettuce, onions and
tomatoes.
Celery. -..Eighteen strains and var-
ieties of celery were fisted and four-
teen breeding lots transferred from
the Ontario Agricultural College. The
conclusions reached were that in
general the old strains of Paris
Golden. Self Blanching seem to be
better adapted to muck soil condi-
tions than the new strains except
where celery is grown for seamier
market and immediate sale. The
new, more vigorous strains seemed to
mature quickly, and when well
blanched must he sold • or they be-
come pithy and therefore inferior.
The strains that proved superior
were: Paris Golden Self -Blanching -
Eberle; Paris Golden Self -Blanching,
Midgeley; Paris Golden Seif-Blanch-
ing, Jerome B. Rice; Paris Golden
Self -Blanching (new type), Vilmorin;
East Blanching, Eberle. The last two
strains mentioned seemed superior
strain, of the newer type. Tho first
mentioned was good for summer
cropping, the last ae an easy blanch-
ing main camp celery.
Cabbage,—The new 'variety of cab-
bage, iiarnely Golden Acre, was test-
ed against such standard varieties as
Copenhagen, Early Express and Early
Jersey Wakefield. It was found that
the variety is a round head cabbage
and cuts at approximately the satne
season as Jersey Wakefield, The
peen.; -.s mature very uniformly. How-
ever, a considerable variation in the
strains from different seed firms was
Mr. T. E. Hamilton of Chatham days before either Stowell's Got r -
was a holiday visitor with Mrs, green or Bantam Evergreen.
Head Lettuce.—In the„head lettuce
tests three varieties of the cabbage
head type seemed well adapted for
the district—namely, Iceberg, Non-
pareil and New Yorker or Wonderful.
The last mentioned proved to be a
later strain of this type of lettuce.
In the other head types the Way -
ahead showed up well.
Onions.—Onions were tested on
muck soil. Of the varieties tested
Southport Yellow Globe and Yellow
Globe Danvers seem best adapted
when early maturity and total yield.
is considered, to the locality. A :train
of Spanish onions, Riverside Sweet
Spanish, did well for onions of this
type. Under test at the Department
of Horticulture at the Ontario Agri-
cultural College, a variety of set
onions, Ebenezer, proved most suc-
cessful in the production of good,
early, mature onions.
Tomatoes.—Sn;ae forty-five strains
or varieties of tc;natoes were tested
out for adaptabil:*.y for the district.
Of the standa; •1 varieties good
strains of Eareien seem best adapted
to the district. 1; maven one newer
variety gives s':•ue promise and
should be .tested ••ut extensively. The
variety Wayahe-:.produced early
fruit of good coi,•t and smoothness.
For main crop f canning purposes
John Baer and 1 .nay Best showed
up well although 1.. o varieties, name-
ly Reeves' Seedg and New Red
Head, gave excel' t promise in this
regard. A strikiae fact was brought
out in these test:,. Varieties showed
much variation`ae n procured from
different sources. Most particularly
in Bonny Best F,•roe stains showed
much superior til .'t ars.
Breeding materiel was transferred
from the College to the Experimental
Station and tests of the strains were,
made. Second generation crosses 'c•f
cucumbers v er•e grown both of pick-
ling and slicing types and prouaisin:g
form early strains will be fcitnd.
The most extensive work teles don::.
however, in tomatoes of ti.e John
Baer-Earliana `cross, "Canadian '
Some seven hundred plants of this
variety were grew' and individual
records of each plant kept. Some
thirty-five plant selections were made
from the plants of best type. A caro
ful consideration of earliness, ylelrl,
color and smoothness was
rnea,rJe.
These progeny lots will be tester. iii
1925. cis an early variety the"Cana-
dian" did exceedingly well. The ear,
liest plants produced fruit as earn
as Earliana and,the quality and yield
Were Bruch superior, It is expected
that in the new test lots more uni-
for mearly strains will be loured.
to
' rriiiic• t as conducted
x u w
An a pe
determine the relative value of ma•
nure and commercial fertilizer in
cucumber and melon growing and
whether or not as good results coitld
be obtained from the use of manure
along the row' or in the hill, as when
mailer° was brcadcasted.
The results indicate that =nine
is essential in the production of good
crops, but that as good results Ina.
be obtained cher manure is placed
along the row or in the hill its where
it es broadcasted with a very great
saving of manure.
Hamilton, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Gal!ster.
Mr. and Mrs Jens, Jeffrey, bridal
couple of Chatham, 'spent aifew
days with Mr. and Mrs. .. Leon
Jeffrey, 5
Building operation's are progres
sing favorably at theEvangel-
ical church ass, the reasons are bueY
laying brick and blocks .for tp
new part.
Messrs E' -don and Edward Snell
and Mrs. Haagland and. daughter
Shirley of .Detroit, !spent the holi-
day
olmday with Mr. and Mrs, John
Snell:
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Z Atel and
Mils E. Lucier of Londi m,
the week -end with �Mr. a,l;.l liIrs..
Albert Zettel.
Mr. Cauda Meidinger cif th' Lon
don Free Press printing' •strtfi, is
'spending a week under the par-
ental roof. •
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, and
daughter Mae Ingoid, 1Vhs. J.
Brenner and son Edward were holi
day visitors wirh friends at Mil
v erton.
Next Wednesday afternoon is
the first halfholiday for this sunt
neer, and .people coming to town
with intentions to do bu'sines's will
get dits!sapointed,
Mr. Jogs. Mcidinger of town ,is
sporting the finest car in the vil-
lage, namely a Marge four -doom
Crys'.er Six sedan. Joe certainly
can hit the high spots with this
one.•
ee real estate deal of sone hn-
portance was put through the
past week, when eVIr. Harry Angel
purehosed froth Mr. John Hey Jr.
the buiaine,ss, block now in uee r•y
Mr. Angel mu a garage. This f
a eery' fine location for this pur-
pose.
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WEEKLYHALF HOLIDAY, SEA-
SON 1926. -
We, the undersigned business
men of the Village of Zurich, a-
gree to clo:xe our reelpectire p1-
ices of business eveey Wednes-,
day afternoon beginning Jutleine
2nd and ending ,Sept, 29th, bo
d tell inclusiive.
A, F. Heise, Chas. Fritz, Brown
Bross., J. Gambit) & Sons, Louis Sch-
ilbe, L. W. Hoffman, Stade' &
Weldo,.a E. Wuerth, J• illi. Mer -
s. ner, John Kipper, �Vilkanvs iExo .
George He's's, Edward Weltin, ,O'-
frein & Sons, Harry G. 'hese, Al-
bert . G. Mesial, Fred Thiel, Johnston
V. V. T.
L.
R. Kalbfr tar.la„Siebert,
Wurnn, W. L. Siebert,
A meeting of .the officers , and
Directors of Zurich .A,r.;ealtr.al S'hc
iety was hold on Tuesday evening
of last .week. The dates, for Zur-
ich, Fall Fair were fixed for Sept.
30th and Oct. 1st. A few minor
changes were made in the pruc'
list. The horse rates for the
Fair will be a Free -fon -all, (;raid
a green Race. Good 'siee ed pule-
'see
in-'see will be put up. Other in-
teresting attraetione Will also be
en the program. Any person
wishing to donate a prir:e Inc any
special competition 'should ii,in'l
Free .access to water or watering
cows,three times .a day will increase
;.he profits from whiter dairying,
Many people have min idea that
ileep are hard to raise, They re-
ndre no more carry Lime other classes
181.00k,, Tv {arum rrr tw i ild ;oar e sheep
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Put' en tix• erg ;shingles with proper n] :t', ;u, i •,
roof. for .t life tinge, cool in sumneet eye, it
painting or tarring. Easily patrhei. ,
part of the woof, where with eel .'. , 11,
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