Zurich Herald, 1919-11-21, Page 5FOR SALE
Few fresh high grade Holstein
heifers for sale. Good milkers
and in good conddition. , Chris.
(i•ingerich, 1% miles north of Blake
BOAR FOR ,SERVICE
Thorobrea Improved Berkshire
boar for service, of a • fine type.
J. Hey, Jr. Zurich
sienarat..yis... Y�.tdY+.ao
FOR SALE
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. Hy. Deters is spending the
weolc at New Hamburg.
Mr. Gandell of London, was in
town a few days this week,
Mr. Fred Capl:tng of Toronto,is
spending the week at the home of
Mr, J. Preeter.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Preeter and
family spent Sunday with friends
at Tavistock aria Shakespeare.
1V Ir, and Mrs. C. Meyer, of .Elm. -
FALL STABLE CORP
The health and Comfort of Live
Stock Demand It.
Need of Ventilation, Light and Clean-
liness to Avoid Tuberculosis and
Other 'Diseases—Use Whitewash,
Whether Sprayed or Brush-
handled, and 13rigltten Interior.
(Contributed by Ontario Department et
dvsitr 'n at the 'home 0£ Agriculture, Toronto.)
:For particulars apply at herald their son, Re Meyer.. HE observance of the laws of
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13 Yorkshire pigs, 3 months old. WOO , ale g
v F. B
Office. cess Lena Denomy ha s returned
home after spending.a couple of health, so vital to the
FOR SALE
Good frame barn, 40x60,
either for barn of shed.
to M. C. Talbot, Bronson
smiles north of Blake.
FOR SALE
(A.t a bargaiin, a good
stove, burn wood or coal.
at Herald OMfiee,
well-
being of man, is regarded
•nro'rehs in Chatham, with ilei sis- even in this enlightened
M'rs CI- elle. with considerable.. indifference.
ter', a ge,
Mr. end Ms, Herb Smith and in the treatment of animals upon
suitable little Vera, 'visited at the home of whose good health that of man him -
Apply the formers' parents, Mr. and tlrs.I self depends to a considerable .de -
Lines 2 John Sm'th on Sunday. I gree. That animals are not more
Miss Josephine Denomy left for affected by disease, of some form or
.Chatham on Monday. Her sister another, to a greater extent, is purely
who was unable to return providential, for the sanitary condi-
heating Emile',Apply home, must undergo au oper.ttion • tions under which they are often
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MARKED'
1 Fresh and Salt Meats
e
$Q1oFna Etc
n.za.4�e.,
Highest Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & BIDES
'7' ,'3' ,gbiut
sem¢
Deichert
fin the near future. I reared is of the worst. Why this
Mr. John Pfaff, one of this sea- apathy concerning the state of the
tions most en terprisieg farmers, re stables, in which frequently valuable
cently d:,sposed of six steers and f animals are housed, is difficult to un -
two heifers, all two year olds, and derstand, since cattle, any more, than
realized the handsome sum of $1080.1 man, cannot maintain their health
for the lot. I. and vigor for long in such unfevor-
Fli,ppant Girls are to be barred i able conditions; yet the stockman
'from the office of the new min- who keeps cattle for profit must
is!'er of transport because Sir Eric know that to gain maximum returns
Geddes, the new minister of the
: department objects to low-necked for his investments and trouble, and
blouses, f.lahy dresses gossip in the to guard against loss from disease
1 corridors and organized tea parties and death reasonable care and con-
I A Forest girl sent 15 cents to a' tort and sanitary conditions are
Chf.cago firm which advertised •for necessary
that money to send a recipe for,The first considerations to this end
softening and whitening the hands:are ventilation, light and cleanliness.
rz This was the reply; "Soak them These essential elements of sanita-
well tut dish water three times a tion should be attended to at least
once every yelr Thi may be most
rte••"
Sw ii, Holland and' Germany. Beef.
mare, Canada's strongest competitor
on the British beacon market is
1,8.73,000 abort et a normal supply
of pigs. Germane is 19.396,000 short
pf liar '191.9 I I' !H;putation4
Ti e'sle tlgR t r,rould prove inter -
.sting to 1.. c eeer•io live stock
ureeder. i . s of food material
n the • we• . ,4•ry low. Stook'
s ith tsh t i, ate ease these re -
le normal num-
rirnily i:, oe are that a good
• :line for U.e fle-
e i±ill Cann.
-- day wh'le your mother rests.' ' The conveniently done during the early
A advise was worth the money. I fall before the cattle are housed for
The Boys Parliament which was the winter. . Effective ventilation is
held in James St. Methodist Church required to carry away the foul air
Exe: er, on Friday, Saturday and and maintain constant and adequate
supply of fresh air. The window
Sun:lay. was a wonderful 8L1Cee99 71l space should be ample so that every
of the interior may be
sur rse: to the largeeltudience, wh- with light and sunshine, the source
HENa�LLL.� , p _ estro er of germs.
Dr. . ,ard.le
DENTIST
At
ZURICI3 EVERY WEDNESDAY e.t,er ova Th bo s Avera a flooded
DASHWOOD EVERY THURSDAY, Y. �' y corner
ieh packed the ,in the man of health and destroyer
which they handled each sub Dirt and filth make
in t,rc. t::
ere ti Utes:
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MAIN OFFIC'
Salesman Wanted
a productive breed-
I�v c i fey an ac
ne. in
ing places for insects and bacteria.
jest under debate. This is the t Cleanliness gets rid of conditions
third par. mare t of its kind ever which produce them and prevents the discovered we were British.
To Represent held held iv Cniario. The first twopossibility of infection and contagion, "We were altogether_ twenty men
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parliaments being held in Toronto
reducing possible loss from disease .in a vaulted limewashed cell about
THE OLD RELIABLE FONT- ' :and Windsor. The whole proceed to a minimum. That much -dreaded 20 feet long by 11 feet broad and 12
HIL NUSERIES ' urn was conducted along similar disease, tuberculosis, is in a measure feet in height, with hard cemented
i linea to tl.at of our Ontario pari- the product of dark, dirty, ill -vents- ,flooring. In one corner near the door
The greatest demand for Nursery lated stables. It is caused by organ- Was a modern latrine, also a small
i,ametat Among the things 'tn- ism tor germs gaining entrance into sine'axith a tap of running water, one
Stock in Years. pressed on those who were pri v- the animal's system with the fpod. •� bl a iron bedstead fixed to the floor.
British and European Markets a- ilaged to hear the boys was this; It is not easy to detect, and usually close to small
shell fast ued sere ng as; We offer both papers for one veareacli, and an ou!ographea copy of
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galla open for Canadian Fruit. • Thai good cia South Huron has when symptoms become evident it ISp p
I,crgeet 1'st of Fruit and Ornamen- mains
boys who arc the making of too late to apply any remedy, hence a table. At one end of the cell west the Pr:mce of Wales .portrait, size 16x22 inches, all for $2.'35.
splrnaiici men aid .froth the start the necessity of making every effort, the door with a small peep -hole, lief orders to be sent to the office,
tel Stock, Seed Potatoes,to secure and maintain sanitary con- ;which was sometimes shut up, and at HERALD Pr::ntong Co. Zurich.
they arc getting will excel many ditions in the stable. Every fall, the opposite end, very high up, an
etc., grown in Canada of the famous men Huron has then, the stable should be systemati- iron barred double window looking WARNING—Th's offer is good only until 31st 1919. when it is ann-
Write for Particulars sunt out. In the past great ipex tally cleaned; cobwebs swepfdirt thout
fortress ramparts. high
is. Two panes of (�ottnced the pr.ce of The Family Herald well be $1.89 a year.
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NE of tire most high-handed
outrages by the l3olsheviki
in Russia bas been the arrest
and imprisonment in the
Fortress ess of St. Peter and St. Paul of
the British residents of Petrograd.
The Petrograd correspondent of the
I:o�idon Times, Who was among those
arrested, is back in England, and has
written a description of his experi-
ences for Itis paper.
"We were taken from the embassy
to the 'Tchrezvitchailta' on Aug. 31
and thence transferred to the Fort-
ress of St. Peter and St. Paul on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 3, at five
o'clock, When we went downstairs
between lines of soldiers into the
yard, where I had seen a prisoner
shot down from behind without con-
demnation or warning by the soldiers
of his escort as they were bringing
him out in the sante way for some
unknown destination, I felt serious.
misgivings as to our being destined
for any other place than the next
world.
"The first impression was horrible
as we filed along the long, narrow
and gloomy passage and saw the eyes
of prisoners eagering scanning us
through the small holes in the doors
of their cells. These cells were al-
ready crammed with prisoners of all
classes from princes, generals and
bourgeois citizens down to proletar-
ian vagabonds, including thieves and
murderers.
' I and half a dozen other British
subjects found ourselves herded to-
gether with a number of Russian
anti -Bolshevist officers, who received
us with a shout of delight when they /
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TH6 C6NTAUM CCP',PAN,V. N¢W VONK CITU.
The Prince of Wales
A large photo
ers.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Mo:rtr�al have se u.ei tI:e ex-
clusive rights for all Canada for a real good photo, 16x22 inches,
of the Pr:,nce of Wales, It is by VanDyke, the celebrated London,
England photographer, taker on the eve of the Prince's departure
for Canada.
Tho Herai•1 has made arrangements with the Family Herald and
Weekly Star whereby we are permitted to include the Prince's
photo in a clubbing offer.
' re now make the fol'owing offer, good only until December 31s`-,1919
The Fernier herald and Weekly Star ane year, cos`_ $1.25.
• The ,Zur'ch Herat' one year, ? 125.
of the popu a; :rein to
the Throne for all Herald rea:i-
St®iioe W811111011;1 trees were sp tden of as born or wail and ceilings, accumulated e P
eters In the future every matte .and debris cleared from manger, this window were left open for vent'
Established trough, window -sills and all recesses lation, and the space between'was
vermin: Aooli'aeal of'otir Time was
in walls, as first occupied T
tot F ? kFOR SALE
'shed 1837 will be able to address a meeting; • the fresh air intakes and used as a larder for keeping our four din lice hunting, and
TORONTO,
ONT. at a moments notice because of foul air outlets put in order; fill all as fresh as was possible. We hadto
the training he, as a boy note re-, cracks and holes in floor and walls stand on each other's backs to reach we only
powderifree
and the
pests
by con
'clot in the even
cei.ves At school our boys are with. cement; replace all broken glass up r . From o "It was difficult to keep food long
now asked to give addresses and, in windows and clean them; disinfect ngunt l midnight
ithe and was
li ht- in the bad air of the cells. Meat and
A good second hand Savage 22 now with oat boys parliament as the whole stable thoroughly with by Potatoes soon developed whisker
an annual affair, the men of the some good disinfectant, such as chlor- in the wall close to the bedstead, and turned :.our and moldy. Food
Caliber Reheating Rifle, ide of lime, crude carbolic acid, or There were from seventy-five
i ern to parcels arrived twice a week, and the
.W G. Hess, Zurich,
COUNTER CHECK BOOKS
Do not let your supply of Cou-
nter Check Books run too low.
We sell Appleford's check books, peg as announced by R. J. Young, don't postpone it because you do no
tirst-+class in every respect. Let Secretary) Allowing a net profit possess a barrel spraying outfit. The
of a dollar per hen, this would whitewash brush is an effective and
ma have your order. `efficient tool—use it. Small brushes
mean an annual revenue of X75,000,- are best and may take you a little
000, he declared. An elaborate longer time to do. There are many
•campai.gn to forward this project good whitewash recipes. President
Grant used the following to white-
wash the White House in Washing-
ton: Take a bushel of unslaked lime,
slake with warm water, cover it dur-
ing the process to retain the steam,
strain the liquid through a Hine sieve
or strainer; add` a peck of salt, the
same previously well dissolved in
warm water, add three pounds of
ground rice boiled to a thin paste
and stir in boiling hot, add one-half
pound of glue which has been pre-
viously dissolved over a slow fire and
add five gallons of hot water to the
mixture; stir well and let it stand
for a few days, covering it up to keep
out dirt. It should be put on hot,
One pint of the mixture, properly ap-
plied will cover a square yard. There
is nothing can compare with it for
outside or inside work and it retains
its brilliancy for many years. Dis-
infectant may be added or coloring
matter may be put in and made to
any hue desired. --Prof. J. Evans,
0. A. College, Guelph.
future will be ne much as at home zenoleum, which can be easily applied eighty of these cells along • clay looked forward to as a great
on the public platform as most of with a scrap pump or a watering can ridor', all of the name size an type. � treat. wasMrs.oo ed forward
r generally act
with a fine nozzle. Give particular "With so many human beings bud- ac-
companied them in a motorcar, and
us are off 11-.r' platform, died together in a space intended for
One hundred real "egg layers'' attention to pens or stalls which have the consul was often allowed to go
outside and speak with her for a few
on each of the 7b0;003 farms in Can- been occupied by stock suffering from only one the atmosphere was awful, contagious disease or have been used and it was difficult to move arms cr minutes. Two or three of the British
oda its the slogan adopted by a by animals during parturition. legs when we lay packed together I prisoners were also sometimes let
whitewash on the bare, cold floor.
Poultry Club just farmed iti Winni- Then prepare your "The monotony of our existence out to help in carrying and distribut-
was otherwise relieved by the wash- , ing the pelages:. •-•.•----.
ing out of our cell once a week, for I
which purpose we used some of our i
dirty underclothing; by attempts to I
cleanse the rest of our linen when i
It is a common impreselon that Fire end Life Insurance. Agent
wpaitrIsty.one another from cell to cell '
through the doorholes, by listening
to 'It's a long, long way to Tipperary'
and other popular songs by the
younger members of our prison act on the sugar in milk, changing
thunder sours milk, but this is not so. Corporation and Canada Trust
minute plants, knovsn as bacteria,
It into lactic or milk acid. One seen -
The reason that milk sours is that Co Herald Office, Zurich.
"One day five Russians were to.ken tist, however, says this explanation
out to go to the 'Tchreevitchaikae is not satisfactory. He regards the
Among thOM WEIS a very decrepit old souring of milk as a result of feed -
man burdened with a, heavy bundle, ing on milk sugar by the lactic acid
svho was• unable to keep pace with germs, leaving behind them what is
the other prisoners. A soldier of the known as sour milk.
tle time, and at last shot him down tion may be in detail, we believe that
the. soldier,dd d 1 1 1 on for some lit- No matter what the true explains -
'I could not get him to suitable temperature, and moisture,BUSINESS CARDS
arid threw his body into the river. souring of milk is caused in some Do not feed fowl same morning
On reaching the 'Tchrezvichaikaa the way by "germs" or bacteria, which
list of prisoners, of course, did not are microscopic plants that fall into whon brought in.
tally with the number actually pro- milk from the air, a,nd get irt from Fgh st Cask Prices
duced. 'Where's the nfth prisoner?' many other places. . a e
asked the commissioner. 'Oh,' said Like all plants, they must have air,
IF 8ACK RES use
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Bat less meat if Kidneys feel like lead
or Bladder bothers yon -meat
forms uric acid
Most folks forgot that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need a flushing occasionally, else we
have backache and dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rbeu•
xaatie twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis-
orders.You simply must keep your kidneyd
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an aohe or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Sad,
Salts from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in 'a glass of water
before 'breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
lateens salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and is harmless., to flush clogged
ldddneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the aside
Se the wipe so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jed Salts is' harmless; inexpensive;'
snakes a delightful effervescent 1ithia-
water drink which everybody should take
how and then to keep their kidneys clam,
elms avoiding seems complieetions.
A well-known• local druggist says he
tells lots of Jad'Salts to folks who believe
In overcoming kidney 911b10 M 1i.lf it ie
tonly teak).
will be waged.
HAY TOWNSHIP AND HENS4ILL
WIN THE PRINCES' FLAG-
AND
LAG
AND ONE CREST
We have mot been able to +)b-
tai(n the final figures of the am-
ount subscribed to the Vietory
Loan in Hay Township and Hen-
sel", biut the objective was ex-
ceeded by many thousands of dol-
lars aInd a ,crest was won in addit-
ionto the Prince's flag. Much
credit for the success loally of the
loan to the able solicitors, Messrs.
Wm Lamont and John Laporte.
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MEETING OP HURON COUNT 1
COUNCIL
Tee Council of the Corporation of
the County of Hurou wet meet in
the Council Chamber Goclerich un
Tuesday the 2nd day of f3ecember'
1919 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon..
.Ali accounts should be in the ha
::s of the C.erk on or before that
date.
Dated, Go•derieh, 1Nov..10th 190,1
Geo W. Holman, Co. "lorlk.
FOR SALE
Live Stock Scarce In Europe.
France has 2,36(1,000 fewer cattle
than in 1914; Italy, 096,000; Den-
mark, 345,000; Sweden, 599,000;
Germany, 2,200,000; and Austria-
Hungary, considerable. These figures
alone show a decrease of 6,306,000
head of cattle and many countries
which have suffered are not named.
The sheep decrease in Franee,
Italy, Denmark, and Holland alone
is over two and one-half millions,
and in pigs there has been a whole-
sale dectc aye to the number of 24,-
TWO. Ancones roosters for sale, !)G:."�.31:0.0 z^- 4�'rc'_ aeon ,u ely, Uottn cask,
Well bred. Apply to Menne 'Itch..
ler, Zurich,
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we got soap enough, by conversing
F ROUDF OOT, KILLORAN, & COOKE,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &c. Office, on the Square, 2nd
door from Hamilton St. Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates
W. PROunFOOT, K. 0. 3. L. Kms one ,
H. J. l9, COOK[E.
,1r. Cooke will be in Hensel on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
OSCAR ICLOPP
Licensed Auctioneer for the Co•
unty of Huron, Sales conducted in
any part of the county. Charges
moderate and satisfactiou guar-
' anti ed Address Zurich, R. R. No.
2, or phone Zurich.
ANDREW F. HESS, Notary Public
Why Milk Sours. 1 Corn missioner, .Conveyancing,
LIVE
PQM' LT RY
WANTED
TAKEN EVERY SATURDAY
FORENOON
come along. He was too old and fes- in order to grow. Tbe common plan
Cream a n CI Eggs
ble, so I thought it best to shoot him of preventing the milk going sour is
down and get rid of him in that way.' to cool it to 50 deg. F. as soon as
This murderer was locked up in a possible after milking and keep it Zurich not far from ours, and that was cold until it is used. The reason for Phone 94,
probably the only punishment he this is, the cold makes an unfavor-
W. 0' rien
would ever get. able condition for these plants to
"Two elderly'Englishmen were grow, hence the milk remains sweet, Delaware Hudson 'o.
sent away and liberated a week or though sometimes it takes on bad CO
two before our release, but I believe flavors, or develops disease producing to ..,,'tile
theyare still not permitted to leave germs. Iu order to prevent this, we �t��L��
Petrograd. They were very ill, and "pasteurize" milk in order to kill the
the doctor, who was allowed to visit germs present, by mean:= of herre ify1.41 an' coal,
us at the insistence of the Dutch tis cooled and kept void after lient-
Legation, managed to persuade the ing, the milk wilt' keep sweet t tr
connnisston.ers to send them home.
some time and is free from dist, rc= '1:` ts~.t1' 9 k 1! carr on
On the whole, we did not suffer much terms. This is known as the satcst rvezy.
vre
in health with the exception of colds hind of milk to use. "Safety 1+'fist"
and digiti: fuer:, and in sticlt. eases is a good rule when buying milk.--- e
the one iron bedstead was given tip prof. IL 1I. Dean, 0, A. College, ''z of the stiffeners T'ho ht the ns Gucl,p
Dra•doctor• brOit,ght us medicines ,til in-
t~ct Lr+wctel,. for Fe Ware (eeroeren by i
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