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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1930-12-11, Page 8PMr"TUT 11' 'I FIE STORE WITH THE STOCK The Christmas Store r 7ACE AND GOOD WILL HAS BEEN THE CHRISTMAS MES - 52." -VZ RESOUNDING THROUGH THE WORLD THESE TWENTY ll'URIES. GOOD WILL IS THAT INTANGIBLE SOMETHING Fi.ED SO MUCH IN THE BUSINESS WORLD. WE VALUE DEEPLY THE GOOD WILL OF OUR CUSTOMERS AND AND ARE PUTTING FORTH EVERY EFFORT TO- SCURING AND KEEPING YOUR GOOD WILL, BY PROMPT SERVICE, AND OFFERING QUALITY GOODS Kg .:.OWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. W, take pleasure in showing a fine array of Christmas Goods for ye, '37 inspection.. Here you will find suitable gifts for each and evca y one of your friends and loved ones. FOR LADIES F: Silk Hosiery, Gloves, pretty new scarfs, Towel setts, Table 11...:-.ners, Bedsteads, Linen Tablr Cloths, Handkerchiefs of every description. FOR MEN AND BOYS Everything in Ties, Gloves, Sox, Gaiters, Armbands, Sweater Coats, Caps, Fine Shirts, Etc. GROCERIES Raisins, Currants, Peels, Oranges, Dates, Candies and nuts, at right prices. TOYS AND CHINAWARE CI -:.:•aware and Toys of every description, at rear MODUCE WANTED SON PHONE 59 ., . . • PAID UP CAPITAL AND RESERVE FUND IS $7,700,000.00. MORTGAGE(' CORPORATION ....._ The Canada Trost Company COMBINED ASSETS OF THESE TWO COMPANIES ARE NOW OVER $75,000,000.00 AND ...... . noximnosellanamanguarms,mminagaeo.setsmirmanaorosmamooniftwo .„,_ „ sruassama.eralmt asevwern.sammusE THE HURON AND ERIE temommanummemia - THE HTJRON & ERIE WAS CHARTERED IN 1864 AND IS 11 OLDER THAN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. DOTH COMPANIES ARE SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT INSPEC- TION AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE. HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES A.RE AUTHORIZED INVESTM- ENTS FOR EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES APPLICATIONS FOR DEBENTURES FOR $100 OR MORE RE- CEIVED AT ANY TIME. FIVE PER CENT PAID HALF -YEAR- LY WILL INCREASE YOUR INCOME AND RELIEVE YOU OF WORRY. APPLY TO LOCAL AGENT: Applications received at any time by: Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? AmoommalimulumzetecakrA2natoms....,arausbamisaar.oaasseman nownistesnaegeAlvesesuctiesameosrasenuesimactuamonammuzzamatioun onsenimamexammaremenimemnitatearminumemmtcsnaisselasnommu.mentr t-!'• tot t:•! at500++0SOOSOCO400000000001140Q0000te***i***000*******: N Is the Best Time To Plan Your Summer's Program of Work, Repairs, And Improvements • • Let Us show You the best kinds of Fencing for the Field or the Home Lawn Fences. We handle the best Money can Buy. If you decide todo some Roofing or Eve -Troughing this year, we invite you to call and see us and get our estimates, as well as show you our goods, A Nice New Piece of Furniture in the Home will be always appreciated. We can supply anything in this line, and the prices are very Attractive. If in need of new furniture, don't forget; we have it! STADE & WEID ZURICH - ONT. 4. 0***6011***********0000.41101004110**“.****00$0.4114001.40. , ZURICH HIRAI. D. WE SELL THE BEST FOB LESS Grocery Specials for the Week RIDEAU CHEESE 1/2 -Lb, PKG. 16c NEW MIXED NUTS, 2 lbs FOR 45e ROLLED OATS, 5 -lbs. for 19c FRESH HALLOWI DATES, 2 -lbs for 19e INFANT'S DELIGHT SOAP, 5 CAKES 25c COOKING FIGS, 3 lbs. for 25c SEE OUR XMAS CANDY AND NUTS, PEELS, SHELLED NUTS, RAISINS, CURRANTS, EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKE. AND DON'T FORGET OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT THERE ARE MANY SPECIALS GET ONE OF OUR MEN'S OVERCOATS AT $17.85. YOU WILL BE SURPRISED THE QUALITY YOU GET FOR THIS VERY LOW PRICE. OUR 5 ALE IS STILL ON FREE GUESSING CONTEST To the Girl 12 years or under who will Guess the correct or nearest amount of buttons in jar we will give a nice doll. For boys 12 years and under a nice sweater will be given. See jarin window. Winner • will be announced Monday night, December 22nd, 1930. J. W. MER YELLOW FRONT STORE 14,t l! • ER Phone 14 ITEMS Of LOCAL iNTEREST w Fowl Suppers (Fergus News -Record) How does it happen that so many church anniversaries "happen" to cic- cur in October and November, at tire very season of the year when fowl suppers are most easily arranged? Thinking not only of our rural neigh_ borhood, but also of the numerous it- ems appearing in our exchanges these • weeks, we often wonder. Another problem also present's itself. So many' of the writers speak of "successful fowl supper" What makes a fowl sup- per .a success? Is it when the young and eligible cockrels of the district' are wiped out? Is it when those whit. have paid their 50c or 75c per head have eaten until they can eat no more? Is it when the jokes of the I minister and. the amateur plays and recitations have brought forth laugh- ter, even when laughter is painful? Or is it when, there is a great awak- ening of spiritual interest in the chur- ch as a result of enthusiastic services held on the anniversary? BUSY FARMER NEWS Winter Feeding Problem . A scarcity of both corn silage and Barley roots, the two home-grown sources e Molar succulence, will complicate the feed- ing situation this winter in Western Ontario at least. Corn is a short crop though of good quality, and roots less than half a crop. Nor is hay very plentiful. There is an abundance of straw of which much will be fed.The large use of straw presents a dual fe- eding problem. Succulence and pro- teins will have to be supplied in lar- ger measures than in previous years. Such rich meals at oilcake, cotton seed and gluten will provide the pro- tein, although in the case of cotton seed care must be exercised because it is constipating. Where there is sil- age it should be mixed with cut straw 24 hours in advance of feeding in or der to make it go farther. Weekly Crop Report ester 7Arrflere Mutual Weather Nsurance Co. OF WO ODSTOCK The Largest Business of any Canadian Company doing Business in Ontario - Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. " sist, 1928, $22,206,275. Total Cash in Bank and Bonds $160,378.74 Rates—$4.50 per $1,000 for a years. E. F. ISlopp—Ztirich /tient, Also pe4,1er in Liatnind Rods and all kinds of Fire insurance .11.1•01011111111=1.01.1.110 .11.1•11/1.110•INIVINIVINININVOIMMIlla LOCAL MARKETS (4Corrected every Wednesday) Butte; lb. .. 37c Old Hens ..... 6-12 Chickens 9-17 Eggs 25-45 Wheat .... .... .65c Oats .25 Recent rains have modified the say_ erity of the water shortage situation, which had become acute in many co- unties, according to reports a large percentage of the wells and streams had dried up and stockmen particu- larly were alarmed. Fall work is reported in good shape and plowing in all counties practically completed. In Lambton farm stock auction sales are bringing good prices, while in Lanark there if; a big demand for stockers and hogs with light supply. Farmers in Sinicoe are marketing their grains by feeding it to hogs and beer cattle. Canadian Seed in Demand A sharp demand for registered rades of Canadian grown seed of roots and vegetables is indicated, par- ticularly in Ontario. VegetaNq grQ- ver, gardeners and farmers find that Ale extra cost of high quality seed is -dight in proportion to its actual sup- -L,riority. Two factors make for qual- ity ix seed grown in Canada. These are the inherent advantage of care- ful selection in foundation seed stock and the important fact that seed pro- duced in Canada is acclimated, giving maximum assurance of production results. 39 . - 2.75-3.20 22.00 Brart ....... •.• ••• 21.00 • Winter Care of Machinery Winter care of machinery is of de- cided ecornic importance and this can not be affected without a shed for shelter. Weathering caused by snow coverings and continual freezing and thawing and wet periods in fall and spring brings rapid decay of wooden parts, and causes metal parts and be- arings to rust. This weakens the im- plements and rusty, stiff bearings are often a source of costly breakages. Not only will the period of usefulness be lengthened by housing the mach- inery during the long idle period,but at the. time of storing the rend and thick grease can be removed, bear- ings oiled, sharesand mould boards greased, and lists made of repair pts. necessary- to put the machinery in shape for the following spring. The farmer who has his machinery housed has a much better opportunity to re- pair the mathines during the winter months than has the farmer who has his machines buried in the snow. hood Demand For Apples The lifting of the British embargo against the lower grades of United States apples on Nov. 15, has made no difference in prices generally thr., oughout the British Isles, according to Andrew Fultoin, overseas repres- entative of the Ontario Fruit Grow- ers' Association. As a matter of fact, he says that there is a keener demand for both dessert and cooking; apples with a marked tendency, for higher values. Thera is a good &wand for better quality red apples with every indication that this, situation will con- tinue. It is his opinion that Ontario shippers can export with consider- able confidence in receiving satisfaet- ory prices, providing the apples are attractive. Shipperare urged to paliatitZ, mark their barrels "Canadlz1 Apples" which will cause less con. daDegalier Itt/4 10acr: 1,7 • eas .111 ardware $ WE CAN SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WffF SEASON- ABLE HARDWARE AT MODERATE, .1; I OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT L4WEST PREVAILING, PRICES, Good SuppIy Of Krauser Snaoke Cure on Hand Let Us Show You 4 FURNITURE I Full Line of Furniture, in Living Room Suites, Dining t • Room Suites, ed Room Suites, Kitchen Cabienets. t • We also have the Famous Simmons Bed Springs and Mattresses, a Guaranteed Article. Best on the Market I + I + + WE ALSO HAVE SOME USED FURNITURE FOR + SALE VERY CHEAP, ÷ I Johnston 86 Kalb eisch I }lard. are & Furniture. Phoite 63, ,,..........,..+++++.....++++,,,..........++.4.4.: To Day. 01111111111111111111111111111MMLISIIIIIVIREMITIIIMPITIM1111111111{111111NIEMitriliggifillIIIR111111r!!!1.7,1111111111111111111MINirgli,t,::IF,Iii• ff' • T 1 Auto Tops Buggy Tops Wigan Repairing, Painting, -4 Etc. 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Do You Know?11- + 4, * + THAT WE SUPPLY AND PRINT WEDDING INVITATIONS + AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, ALSO CALLING CARDS, • BUSINESS CARDS, ETC. * os THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK, AND ALSO PRINT, STATION- * ERY SUCH AS BUSINESS LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPE& STATEMENTS, BILL HEADS, MEMORIAM CARDS, SHIPPING TAGS, ETC. + • THAT WE CARRY' IN STOCK GOOD WRITING PAPERS CUT + TO ANY SIZE, ENVELOPES IN MOST CALLED FOR 4. SIZES, CARD PAPER, BRISTOLS, CARBON OR TRACING PAPER, BUTTER PAPER, MEMORIAL ENVELOPES AND MORTAL wnrrnqo PAIL + • THAT 1VE PILL YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INK BOTTLE WITH A GOOD NVRIT114,0 INK FOR 5 CENTS. •LARGER QUAN. + . Iris AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS. ' THAT WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION SALE POSTERS 4. MERCANTILE POsTERs .AND .41.4.. GENERAL PRINT/NG OUR §Prorminr. THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING, 4.. z • +44444404+114444444404.44 *********446.41**4444.414