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In Advertising.
We Repair .Wagons, Buggies,
Auto Tops, Etc., Etc.
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'THE STQBE WITH THE STOCK
EW coons
Ne :v Prints, Broadcloths, Rayons, Fugi
Flat Crepes, Peter Pan Cloths, Ging-
hams in season's newest colors.'
All at new low prices
New Wallpapers
WE HANDLE REG. N, BOXERS WALLPAPER.. HAVE 65
DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM, PRICED AT 8 CENTS TO 60
CENTS PER SINGLE ROLL.
LET US SHOW YOU OUR SAMPLES, BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
AND COLOURINGS SUITABLE FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR
HOME
SEEDS SEEDS
A COMPLETE SUPPLY OF FIELD OR GARDEN SEEDS, SUCH
AS MANGEL SEED, TURNIP SEED, CARROT, SORGHUM,
LAWN GRASS SEED, SWEET CORN, PEAS, BUTTER BEANS.
FOP CORN, ALSO EVERYTHING IN PKG. SEEDS FOR YOUR
GARDEN, AT NEW LOW PRICES.
J. GASCHO SON
PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59
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Fire and Theft
FIRE AND TRANSPORTATION INSURANCE INDEMNIFIES THE
INSURED AGAINST DIRECT LOSS OR DAMAGE TO THE. AUT-
OMOBILE INCLUDING ITS EQUIPMENT (But not Rugs, Robes,
or Personal belongings) CAUSED BY ACCIDENTAL FIRE OR
LIGHTNING
THIS PROTECTION ALSO INCLUDES LOSS OR DAMAGE
WHILE YOUR CAR IS BEING TRANSPORTED BY RAIL OR
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WATER ,
Theft Insurance indemnifies the Insured against direct loss or
damege to the automobile (including its equipment) while in or
an the said automobile caused by Theft.. .
It is better to have this insurance and not need it, than to need it
and not have it.
1931 Rates Reduced. Apply NOW!
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WI LL?
WE SELL THE BEST POR LESS
SPECIAL PRICES: THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND -SATURDAY
• Surprise Soap,, a pure Mord Soap, 10 •bat's .:...........
...,....45c
LUX Toilet Soap, 3 cakes .. .. ..19c
Green Grant Peas, per Tin 99c
5 String Brooms, each ... 39c
5 String Heavy Brooms, each 59c
Borden's Chocolate Malted Milk; ] 6 ez, .• 5Te
Our Own Blend Tea, Bulk or mixed x/2 1b.. 25c
Family Blend Coffee, per lb.... r.......•. 39
Family Blend Tea, Per Th. .: 39c
Choice Golden Bantam corn, per tin 15c
Pink Salmon %s, 10c 1s. per tin -• -- • • • • • 15ir
SPE OUR DRESS VOILE AND RAYONS ALL NEW PATTERNS
AND VERY REASONABLY PRICED.
GUARANTEED PURE SILK FULL FASHIONED HOSE, REPLAC'-
ED IF NOT SATISFACTORY PER: PAIR 95e.
J. W. MERNER
YELLOW FRONT STORE
Phone 140
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Order Printing Locally
Toronto's mayor recently advised.
the city's business men and firms to
give no printing jobs to printers out-
side of Toronto. When Toronto
or any other outside printing funs
asks you for a job= .•pe as loyal 'to
your home town as Toronto's,mayor'
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dee.
The New Conversion Loan ate, 1928, $22,206,275.
Westero Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
he Largest Business of any
anadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
On the suplement page of this is-
sue will be an adv. giving official an-
nouncement of the terms of the Do-
minion of Canada 1931 Conversion
Total Oash in Bank and Ronde
$160,378.74
Rates --04.80 per $1400 for "S year&
Loan. This issue extends the ppor E. F Klo —Zurich
tunity to holders of Dominion of Can p�
ado War 'Loan "• and VictoryM io Dcalcr in Liihtnind Rods
now approaching =maturity to convert ,
their holdings into bonds' a 'tending• an all kinds of Fire Insurance
over a further period of 15 td 25
years, and marks what may eventual=
ly prove to be the greatest financiat
operation in 'the history of Canada.
The offer does not involve the raising
of any,new money.i . Not, a penny will
be added to the national dept of Can-
ada in consequence of the 1931 Con
version Loan. It is entirely a anatter
of .exchanging bonds forother bonds
of the Dominion. A total of ,.more
than one billion dollars of bonds. rea-
ches maturity within the next 3%
years. Holders of bonds of these is-
sues are being given the opportunity
of continuing their investment over
a longer term in the direct obligationk
of the Dominion Government. They
e way o
interest payments or income tax1'ems'
emption by exchanging for bonds of
the 1931 Conversion Loan.
se••••••••r•••• •rs re
Seeds Seeds
Having made some Changes in Prices
WE ARE IN A POSITION TO SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH
ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF CLOVER SEEDS. SUCH AS:
ONTARIO RED CLOVER, IMPORTED NORTHERN RED CLOVER
ALSIKE, ALFALFA, YELLOW AND WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEDS AT LOWEST PREVAILING
PRICES. SEE US BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
FROST FENCING
ANNOUNCING FROST ZINC BONDED FENCE, A SPECIALLY
GALVANIZED AND IMPROVED FROST FENCE FOR LESS
MONEY. THIS NEW FROST ZINC. BONDED FENCE SUR-
PASSES EVERY FORMER ACHIEVEMENT IN FENCE HICTORY
ZINC BONDED MAKES IT MORE FLEXIBLE, ALSO RUST RE-
SISTING AND LONGER LIFE. SEE THIS FIRST. WE HAVE
EVERYTHING IN FENCING SUPPLIES. GATES, BARB WIRE
AND STEEL POSTS.
Full Line of Heavy and Shelf
Hardware, Sherwin - W i 11 iams
Paints, Goodyear Tires, +ate.
FURNITURE! ' FURNITURE!
IETADE & WEID
ZURICH.�. pNTs.
Your Hardware Store
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We c:au supply the Public with Seasonable
Hardware at Moderate Prices
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Let. lJs Show You,
OUI FPLL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT LOWEST
y PREVAILING PRICES,
I Cook supply of Smoke Cure on hand
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Furniture • Reduced
IVe are offering our Entire Stock of Furs-
t
iture at Greatly Reduced Prices, which
i will move it out rapidly. Be sure and get.
your" requirements at these low prices
UR
IVE ALSO HAVE SOME USED FURNITE FOR
SALE VERY CHEAP,
seasons 18,000 barrels were sold in
Mime and 50,000 or more could
h ve been disposed, of if they had
Nen, cash prices .set
by the;growers themselves were ob-
tained. in every instance.
Sow Alfalfa.Seed
their seeding program thih year
dairy. farmers . particularly 'should not j
overlook the fact that there is a large
supply of Ontario -grown alfalfa seed
available and at the lowest prices of
many ;years. A large part of the new
seeding, therefore, can be made econ-
omically with alfalfa, while a few
not lose anything ythin in t g h f pounds of alfalfa seed per acre sho-
uld be included in all seeding mix-
tures.
ixtures. The dry summer was resti'ons-
fibre for failure of much of last year's
new seeding and th outlook for a.
scarcity of good quality next winter.
Farm Loans
The recently issued report of the
Agricultural Development Board sho-
wed that since the board was estab-
lished in 1922 over $35,000,080 has
been loaned, upwards of $6,000,000
has been paid back on capital, and
the total amount outstanding at the
end• of the fiscal year was $29,454,-
834.
29,454,834. A. big increase in the demands
made for services of the Board was.
noted in the fail of 1929 and has
continued ever since. This was re-
fiected in the report for the y year
ending Oct. 31. 1930, which showed
an increase of over two millions in
the aggregate • of loans granted.
Attack Pasture Problems
Flans for extensive research on the
pasture problems of Ontario were
made at a conference of representat-
ives of the various interested Depart-
ments of O.A.C. recently. , The Dep-
uty Minister of Agriculture attended
and assisted in outlining the project.
A committee of Departmental heads
was appointed to make a preliminary
survey of pasture conditions in the
Province. This party,''will start out
shortly and will visit a number of
sections throughout the Province.
Research projects will cover different
phases of the problem such as gras-
ses, fertilizers, best utilization and
management, the control Of weeds,
the elimination of insects, parasites,
diseases, etc. A number of experi-
tnents on pastures aro now under way
at the College and in other parts of
the Province. These will besupple-
mented and new phases of work will
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Johnston. do Kalbfleisch
$ Hardware & Furniture. Phone 68
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Farm Underdrainage Profitable
It cannot be too often pointed out
to the farming public that drainage"
is not only immensely beneficial to
farm crops, but from a financial st-
andpoint may be definitely profitable.
Quoting from Bulletin 360, a new
publication put out by 0. A. C., we
find that "From a financial standpoint'
underdrainage can 'be considered as
a Iong time investment—and unlike
most other long time investments it
will often pay dividends sufficient to
return the original capital in two or
three years." The benefits to be de-
rived from underdrainage are enum-
erated in full in this bulletin which is
exceptionally well illustrated. Full
information is given on how to tile
and how to construct outlets, tables
for calculating the size and number,
of tile needed, and the cost of exca,,
voting being provided also. The, bul-
letin may be obtained by .writing to
the Publications Branch, Dept. of Ag-
riculture, .Parliament Buildings, Tor-
onto. .C
Overseas Apple Market
Andrew Fulton, overseas represent
ative of the Ontario Fruit Growers'"
Association, has returned to Toronto
after spending seven months in the
European markets. This closes his
Cecond season in his position. Dar-
ing the past winter and spring pro-
'+essds of sales made by him amount -
Id to $210,000. which represents an be undertaken. It will be readily
increase of 300 per cent over last seen threfore,that every effort is be -
year's resultS, One of his .chief ob- ing made td secure the best and most
iects is to create a Cash: market far•,praif'itable, development of the pwsture:
Ontario apples. During The patti lands of Ontario.
ZUMOII' GI4IRAGZ
ATTENTION!
TO FARRIERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS
WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS OF
GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITS A €, OOD STAND-
ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT
LOWEST PREVAILING, PRICES, WITS QUALITY CONSIDERED
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK, AND OVER-
HAUL JOBS 046 ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CHARGES VERY
REASONABLE,,
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Spring Seeds
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We have a good supply of best quai-
1 ity seeds as follows. Corn, Sorgh-
eum, Mangold, Turnip, Sugar Beet
1 Carrots, Millet, all •Garden Seeds
POULTRY FOODS
1 Try our Chick Starters, Chick
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LP Feeds, Laying 'Mash Etc.
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