Zurich Herald, 1923-05-17, Page 5Thar
ay, May 11th, .1923
BUSINESS CARDS
PlOOdfoot, I£iliorau & ROL]IHZR,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries,
Ltc, Office on the Square,
Mod door front Hamilton St, Gott-
S -fish Private funds to loan at
.Qwest rates,
Proudfoot, K.C. J. L. Killoran
D. E, Holmes„
lr1r. Holmes will be in Hensall on
Friday of each week.
Andrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
Issuer of marriage licenses, Notary
,Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut.
•'mobile Insurance, Representing
l$uron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
lon, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario, t
Dr. G. L. Smith
L,D,S- ('Toronto,) . ID.D.$ (Chicago)
• DENTIST
AT WALTER HOUSE, 7ZURICH,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
&LAIN OFFICE — HEl`TSALL
A -U -C -T -I -O -1V -E -E -R
OSCAR KLOPF
Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
ional School. of Auctioneering. Try
qne for Registered Live Stock;
4All Breeds). Terms in keeping
vreith prevailing prices.., Choice
terms for sale. Will sell anything
anywhere. Zurich.
Phone 18-93 or write,
'Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
of Huron. In a position to con -
tiled any auction sale, regardless
las to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business; and if not
satisfied will make no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood:
#'bone 31 r 13, ;
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bpkog'na Sausages? etc
arm" -
Highest Cash Price for Woul Ll
CASH FOR BRANS eL H1DES
Tangb1ut &
Deicloiirt .
I ami in a position to accomo-
idate all requirements in the Livery'
Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone 53 Zurich,
i!. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., .D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
Af Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto,
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
Attry District No. One, London,Ont
' Mice hours at Zurich: every
Tuesday, Friday' and Saturday from
1e.30 a. m. until 5,00 pm at lite Com
mercial House. Main Office at
Bayfield, Ont. -19
LIVE
POULTRY
WANTED-
Taken
ANTED
Taken every day till 3 Oelock p.m.
Do mot feed fowl same morning
when brought in.
'Highest Cash Prices
---CASH FOR—
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
Phone 94. Zurich
COAL
SEASON' 1923
Summer Deliveries
The Deleware & Hudson Co's.
LACAWANA .COAT,
W have now in Btock, " car ,of
High Grade Soft Coal.
,.A.leo car Pea Coal, by a load of
trice for banking your fires and for
g-0neral ttse.
Arriving eoons car, Bufrlets. Get
dour order in for a load of these
they will go quick., prices for
the car only $13.50 per Tan,
IOAi & PRODUCE MERCHANT
bone- Office IOw, E1owse, 10+
ifiee&Cot 1�,, r Yakds, Th oocktt
Street,
HENSALL ONTrt
PUT ,YOUR
Wants, For Sale,,, Lost,
Found NoticeEtc Ads
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IN THI.9 COLUMN
WANTED
General ceolt: in Bayfield for th
sullener, Good. wages, Ap1il
l to De, Atltinsoe, ' Conan 'e'
ez ral Ho.t.
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TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received
by the Council of the Township of
Tlay, up to two o'clock, p na, of
June let, 1923, for the excavating
and the cement work of the cult'-
eel to be constructed opposite
Lots number ten and eleven in the
Second Coneessiion of the Town=
ship of Hay;:
Plans andciifications may
be seen at the/office of the Town-
ship Clerk, Zurich, Ont.
Bated this 14th days of May., 1923.
A, F. HESS,
Clerk, Hay Township
WANTED
FOR CASH -1000 tons of scrap
iron,, rags, rubbers, old stoves,
horse hair, wool, lead, copper and
brass, geese and duck feathers, and
all kinds of Junk. If you have any
junk to dispose of Kindly Phone
1-81, Zurich, or write, I. Cohen,
Exeter, Ont. . 41-2
NOTICE. ,
1 Ain in a position to do any
kind of paper hanging, painting
graining and; decorating. Can al-
so supply wall • paper if ordered
from my esamples.
H. Eickmeier, Walper Holdse.,
Zurich •_. tf=37
EGGS FOR HATCHING
BRED -TO -LAY ROCKS
'Egg's for hatching at five cents
above market ` price. . Oi a pen of
Superior Bred Birds, — These pul-
let shave laid continuously since
November, eggs ,_at 50 cents per
dozen.. Phone 85-1, E. G. Krue-
ger, R.R, 2,, Zurich, - tf-37
FARM FOR SALE
FARM. --Fifty acres, more or less
'Ring south part of Lot" No. 17,
'Colli. 7, Hay. On farm is 1% story
frame house, with kitchen and
woodshed attached. Smoke ho-
use, bank barn 30x36 on cement
wall with galvanized. roof. Shed,
pig pen, hen house, driving shed
and other outbuildings. The_ ire
are a ;_ variety of 1rtnt, trees on the
farm.'. IThief''farm is all seeded eg
eept about two or three' acres:
Farm 'would be suitable for as truck
farm or for raisin celery or small
fruits. Also good for pasture as
itis well watered.
For further particulars apply to
Chris. Schrag, Zurich, Administrat-
or Estate Menno Kipfer.
• FOR SALE
Eight acres of land, opposite
Zurich Fair Grounds. Suitable
For pasture or cultivation. For
particulars apply to Jacob Dei -
chert, Zurich, Ont. 4t-35.
WANTED
Dressmaking and home sewing
of all kind's. :All work neatly done
and satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs.
J. A. Meyers, co. Mr Morris Weber
Zurich_._ _ .•...., , tf-36
NOTICE
VOTERS' 'LIST 1922,
Municipality of the Township of
Hay, County of Huron. ,
NOTICE is hereby given that
I have complied with Section 10of
the Voters' List Act, and that I
have posted up at' my office at
Zurich, on the 31st day of March,
A.D. 1923, the list of all person's
entitled to vote in the said munic-
ipality for members of Parliament
and that such List remains there
for inspection. And. I hereby call
upon all voters to take immediate
preceedings to Have any errors, or
omissions corrected according to
law.
Dated at Zurich March 31st, 1923,
ANDREW F. HESS, Clerk,
Township of Hay.
In renewing your subscriptions
for your daily and weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for niost of them and in
some cases can save you as inuch
,as 50' cents on a single subscript-
ions
NOTICE
I have taken out' License for
Auctioneer for the County of lur-
on, and am in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give me
a trial and 1 will assure you satis-.
faction or nb charge, tf-29
Jaynes Denomey, R, R. 2, Zurich,
]drone No, 10-e93
DE J o1 N WARD
Make a colo etc test o
Will zua pl t
refractive condition of the eye, and
n1 the muscles Spectacles scientif-
ically fitted. Services at reasonable
charges, Will ire at;-- 8422
Zliltlirler's Motel, Daslytvaiod,
Walper `Houwe, Zurich,
Mrs, C. Heyroclt' lis Is1 ' .s4Sr1g
the week at "London'.
Mrs. W,; 0. ,Calilfa's ins e
;the week at Kitchener,
141rs: J. 'WgI'tz ofPigeon,; Afaah,i,
visited her brother, 'Mr, 4,''71ie1►ek
arc Monday:.
Mrs. G. Po1Qo0kt whfr had tar en
treatments at London liespital; for.
a few weeks, rias returned...4010.
Miss Pearl W'urtz., who'ha'dl L*ei
for several weeks at. Toxonto, re'-
turned home last week. ,• ,
Mr. and 111s, e.3'..3 Meriie and!
fancily of Seaforth Were Sunday;
'+i•sitars at the home of Mr+ ;WF C.
Callfais.
Mr, Ed: Gingerich and Mi Roth
of St. Agatha were week emit vis-
itors with the former's parepta, Mr,.
and Mr.s. D. Gingerich, Broseon,line
Speci'al for Saturday May '19th
Women's Colonial Pumps , »grey
trimmed. Only a few sizes
clear at $3.48,. C. Fritz 4r,
Son
General Agent, W. Larnont,,and
the various Directors, attended: the
Hay Mutual Fire •Instrance,,:Co's.
meeting at Dashwood,,, on Satrir
day..YW
Messrs. Dant. Miller; of the. 54th
con., Wm: Willer, Chris, , Anderson
and Fred Wiililert of Dashwood,
were week -end viisitors at.. -Lon-
don.
Miss Dorothy Trueinner, nurse,
who 'spent the winter at Florida„
returned home on Friday„ and re-
ports as having enjoyed the
southern trip immenselyF
Mrs. Barrie, of Chicago, who
had been visiting her parents; Mr.'
and Mrs. Jacob' Howald, left on
Mon'd.ay, foil London, where :shewill
visit prior to returning to her'honle
Mr. Ted. Mittleholtz, who some
months ago had his leg fractured
and also left for Kitchener 'to
have same examiined by an X=ray.
and: as a result it was discovered
that the 'smiall bone is not Joined
and is taring treatments to have
same put into right place.
NOTICE -In; future all ball .play -
ors are requested to leave their
cars at the north:side of therace
track, ancI not run over the track
thereby injuring - same( Any par-
ty found, doing damages to track
with care, will be held responsible
for such damages. Signed by the
horsemen of Zurich'.
A. new organization has been
formed in Zurich. namely, The Zur-
ich ,Dramatic Club. The. main; of -
iota
at }.brut NPw'aaid Most
e"siruil i'
Penne " " Sec n reer lliene West.
id :eri(r d i`1`.'.•a IS alle Acr ip-
t .,,.a 4� TOG �']" .i; t§ —• :`rinLliOdS
1,, r •trt, ()er>.i,I nent of
;..ys a le 4'r t1' concern
,, new p,r,;: r.j i srroduced
s country r0 .l ecially
r >t rnsl f' irt4cs,s an im-
po t , + such a;. ':in, In August
t,lfr T' 37 ":,..'•F'u' Corn-hopper—a Euro-
pean iris,+ct--was discovered in On-
tario' tame, extensive scouting by ento-
mologists revealed the unpleasant
tact that it was distributed over about
three thousand square miles, being
'found in the counties of Welland,
Halid,mand, Elgin, Middlesox, Oxford,
Kent and Huron, In some of these
counties only small areas here and
there seem to be infested, but in
others the infestation is much more
extensive. The worst infestation is
in Elgin County, between St. Thomas
and Port Stanley where several cern-
fields showed from 50 to 90 per cent.
of all the plants to have been attack-
ed. There is no doubt that the insecr
could not be so widely distributed or
abundant unless it had been here for
several years. It seems strange that
no corn -grower reported it, but the
explanation doubtless is that they
thought it was some old pest that
hacl become abundant for a year or
two and would soon pass away or
become of no importance.
It is impossible at this stage lo
say, how great a menace the insect
will be; for no one knows, not even
the best informed entomologists.
Judging, however, from what we
have seen this fall it cannot be ex-
terminated and will eraduaIly spread
throughout the province and prove a
greater menace than any other corn
insect o£ the province. Yet, there is
very little doubt that by the joint co-
operation of the Dominion and Pro-
vincial Entomologists, together with
entomologists of the United States
(for the insect occurs in New York
and Massachusetts), a practicable
method of control will be discovered
and corn coni:inue to be as success-
fully grown in the future as in °the
pwst.
, It may be of interest to know that
ever ••e the insect has been dis-
cos c . vigorous efforts have been
t iide by the Prev ,jriel and Doinlnion
Depaititien:s of Agriculture, through
their entomologists to find out every-
thing they could about it by scouting
expeditions throughout the south-
western Bart of the province and by
studying the insect in the field.
They have also brought the Agricul-
tural Representatives to see its work
and discussed with them, methods of
control. Plans are moreover on foot
freers. are, • President;; Nesbit Wo- e a very careful.study ,of the insect
ods{. Vice -spies., Mxliikeil`
17 .r h- I�inlirtinents next ear in -
See
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a
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su
o;:, E. E' Steele r•• With this
trong executiive aid the talent
vailable,;;it 'should be no diffie-
ty to be . able to supply Zuriich
id the neighbroing towns with
iteble entertainment.
P ogled jVi1 moto:•cars .show"d
ercis s the greatest vilio•ence es -
x
o 1
sluding methods - of„ control. • Valu
able information of any kind as soon
as discovered will, of course, be fur.
nished to the press so as to be avail-
able to every farmer.
Brief Description and Lite History of
the Insect.
Th"c borer, full grown, is a moder-
pedally }lien 'n t :hely stout caterpillar about one inch
1 ou ns. In sortie
c l se the fair ser. like to show that long, pale brownish to white in color
they can also driive, and evidently on, the upper surface and white
loose their heads when traffic is neath, with:a brown head and several
a little heavy. All should bear in'brown spots on each segment of the
body. These spots are not very con -
mind„ the other person's life is just spiottous to the naked eye but can be
assweet as yours, and that the seen easily with a hand lens. The
icing's highways are also made for winter is passed in the larval stage
the other fellow as well as yourself. in burrows inside corn -stalks or cobs,
If wifey or daughter, perhaps wish- and.:sometlines in weeds. In the
}
es to take a turn at the wheel, be s pT ug the larvae feed to a slight ex -
sure and let her haveiit out ,in the tent and then pupate in their bur -
country roads, in town is no place rows. In June the moths begin to
for anybody' to learn to run a car. aipear .ande lay their eggs in small
Have a heart, 'make the roads tt 'shite clusters on the leaves. The
safe place to be on. larvae hatching from these feed for
a time on the leaves or 'developing
street oil for Zurich has tassels and then begin to bore into
The
arrived s applied on Friday the stelks sed ears, making holes and
and Saturdaybythe oilingtank tunnels in the forurer and eating the
kernels in the latter. As the cold
owned by .the Couiity1 • The co- weather approaches the larvae all
unty roads,;that is the Gcishen Mine tudke'comfortable burrows for them -
north and the Zurich Road, as selves in the Stalks or inside the cobs
well as around the village burin- or in. weeds: There is only one brood
ess bl ock have aa11 received their a year in Ontario as far as is known.
coat of the starve, which looks to Nature of the Injury.
be a good product and the recent Injury is done chiefly by the larvae
rains have helped- to settle it burrowing into the canes end caus-
considerable. This is the first ex- ing^.them. to break over with the
perience Zurieli will have with•.st Hind; ' tassels especially break over
reet oiling, and the citinens must sa.sily. A further injury is clue to
contend 'with the fumes of the larvae feeding' upon the kernels in
oil, which is not any too pleasant 'he ears and by 'disease, especially in
at first. But by having no dust 'vet, warm weather, •entering through
flying, one can leave the doors and the holes, both in ears and stalks, and
windows open, or sit outside and
satedrot.. Although all kinds of
not be choked with the air loaded oral. 'rue att accred, table and flint
wwith nee road dust. And we va,rietree stiffer "most 'and dent least.
hope' our ci.tizeiss will like it, as •
Iktothods of Control.
every other'" town that has onoe 7'he Methods of control that flatus. -
used it ,would net be without ally.: suggest themselves are as
follows:
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES 1s Sow dent corn unless theme is
8001e' Special reason for preferring
Thursday, May 17t12„ at 8 o'clock flint.
pin's., the SLS Teachers meet in 2. Cultivate well in the early sere,'
the schoolroorul Subject to be lis- son to keep down Weeds so that these
cussed.; Satan the Tempter. may not,h;trbor the pest.
Friday May"18th, at 8 "o'clock le 3. If you have not a silo build
in„ confirmation instructions for one if you can because all' borers in
adults Ott the parsonage:cote put into the silo are killed.
Nett Sunday May 20t1i, at 10.39;' Cut the`corn just as low as pos-
rwie
'or -lack a,tn(. the feativatl of Pentee- be left lir thees stubble, bumant iorers will
f cut very
ost eviil be celesrated, Holy low over 00 per Cent. will be taken
Comniunibn ., too, will be administ- into the silo.
eredl. Preparatory service fat 10 6. ?tit the corn into the silo as
o'cI'zoek, , t (, • soon as 'pbseible after .cutting to pre -
A. 'special .Service will be held in, vent, :borers ,coming out of the cut
the evening,' at. 7.30 o'clock, to marls stalks and entering the stubble,
the',seventh anniversary of the pas- &, If there is no silo and the borers
t•o,,a le . of Rev, I . Rezrtbe The
young people end adults who have
been confirmed hi the past seven
years by the .pastor, will ettenid.in
body and occupy reserved. ,seats;,
The Zurich Jubilee Band, under the
able leadership of Mr+ 11', Eckiilefey
V�rll render the sacred music during
the service. ` 'The public is crdo
'ally invited(. . ICorne early if you
wish a .seat
are present It will be necessary to
buziir;the stalks and cobs or to run.
then'—'through a "shredder to kill all
borers present,
Inon I 1
C c its on we request any per-
son outside of the counties referred
to abeee; on finding a borer in his
corn, :to put it hi''a tin box and send
it'elthet' to Me. Arthur Gibson, Dense
beton
De -
beton. Entoinedegist, Ottawa, or to L.
Caesar,. Provincial ,Elmtoinolbgist,
0. A, Ctrllege, Guelph, This will help
us in''ellt wet,+it against the pesf,.—
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Children Cry for Fletcher's
'e,
Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and. Children.
Foods y
gods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine
is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of
a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,
and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
years has not proven.
What is "CATQ IA?
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, avid by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep..
The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CAST° RIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature off
n Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY
If Yor cannot afford a Ford why
not buy a nice Rubber Tire Buggy
EL HESS sells them
REPAIRING
Painting Ford Car, One 'oat, $15,00; Two Coats ._ $20.00.
iCovering Ford Top Good Material--
ChatS+rin F -•---.-•---•_ $27 00 �' . ,
Changing Ford Curtains
Painting Bu to open with Doors ..- --- 35.00
gg5
38.00
Ii+ YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERU1313ER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS.
F. I.. Ness s& o.' • o • Zurich
!Lumber Lathst
Shingles
•
i4. Everything in �'
Combination storm and screen doors madeF
+ to order,
I Lumber and Building; Material
i.4.
iCustom:Work cur recialty
iAlways in the market for saw logs
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••' W 1•:[I WE CAN SELL SUITS FROM t
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$10 TO 315 LESS THAN OTHERS
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1 I. We stock our own goods. +i,• rR '�
÷3, .Have only one price for mak
�• ing Suits.
1,4, The very best ,.linings put in
all our garments,
Our '.Suits are made by work-
.tnanship, second to none.
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15. We Tuar;tittee tri..
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I money. refunded,
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