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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1931-05-28, Page 10E. "KIM c.;fir ILIR-APA T HIE STORE WITH THE STOCK .100 W GOODS New Prints, .Broadcloths, Rayons, Fug' Siiss, 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, POP CORN, ALSO EVERYTHING IN PKG. SEEDS FOR YOUR GARDEN, AT NEW LOW PRICES. J. GASCHO SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 Save Money by SAFE DRIVING Auto Insurau ce reduced for careful 20% REDUCTION 25%Q REDUCTION fi 10% REDUCTION FOR TWO Drivers FOR 4 YEARS' DRIVING WITHOUT ACCIDENT FOR THREE YEARS' DRIVING WITHOUT } .......- ... _.._ „ACCIDENT YEARS DRIVING WITHOUT I ACCIDENT THE .IIMDUCTIONS APPLY TO PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE AND COLLISION PREMIUMS FOR PRIVATE PAS- SENGER CARS ONLY. PROTECT YOURSELF! INSURE NOW! Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? •ea•mimeos •0N Ooo•OSo! ! 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,SIWPLIES. GATES, BARB WIRE AND STEEL POSTS.: Full Line of Heavy and Shelf 'Hardware, Sherwin W 111 lams Paints, Goodyear Tires, Etc. FITRNITURE! FURNITURE] STADE & WE1D ZURICH _ONVT. 8000 oessessasiis • 18 WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS SPECIAL PRICES; THURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND 'SATURDAY• Matches, per package 7c Princess Soap Flakes (Trialpkg. free) large Snow Flake Amonia, 2 pkgs .. ' 15c Rinso, Iarge pkg. ...23c Rich Pink Salmon, 2 large tins for 29c Royal York Coffee, i,Z lb. 25c Premium Tea (with sugar bowl) 59e Arrow Root Biscuits per Ib. ....... ..................,.-;27c Perrins or McCormicks Soda Biscuitis, .......... «.. , 15c Kelloggs Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs ..... 19c Jelly Powders, 6 pkgs: for ...........25c pkg. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK IN LADIES SILK HOSIERY, FULL FASHIONED GUARANTJITh D HOSE' AT 95c PER, PAIR.ANOTHER FIRST QUALITY AT 59c PAIR., J. W. MERNER YELLOW FRONT STORE Phone 140 ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weida, and Dorothy, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner and Grant cif God- erich motored on Monday to Landon and Lucan. It is understood that the. Govern- ment is seriously considering a sy- stem by which the suffering of the innocent families of men sentenced to the penitentiary will receive a small allowance. According to re- ports from Ottawa, the prisoners' will receive a small amount of pay for work done, which will be turned over to the family. The funeral of the late Wm. Flynn was held from the bonne of his son Geo., of Clandebiye on Friday last, to St. James church and cemetery and was largely attended. The ser- vices was conducted by Rev, Brown of Lucan assisted. by Rev. D, McTav- ish and Rev. Harrison. The deceased who was in his 88th year was a life- long resident of McGillivray and Bid- dolph. The work of the laying of the new pavement between Centralia and Ex- eter has not proceedd as rapidly as the contractor anticipated owing to a number of unavoidable delays cau- sed mostly by breakdowns. Consid- erable over a mile has been laid and the biggest day. was Tuesday last when they used. up 4,200 bags of cement, this being a little over three car loads. The case of Albert Wolfe, Credi- t= rediton truck driver, who was suing the Canadian National Railway for $500. damages for injuries he received in an accident on April 3, 1930, at Cen- tralia, which was to have come up in London last week has been settled out of court. Wolfe was standing at the Centralia railway station ready to load the mail when a truck on the platform was struck by the train and crached into the plaintiff. Fire, saidi to have been caused by the explosion of an oil engine, the other day destroyed the large frame chopping mill in the village of Ethel owned by Clifford Dunbar. The loss is placed at $5,000. ThTe blaze st- arted shortly after 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Two workmen, A. Dun- bar and M. Henry, who were starting the engine, narrowly escaped being seriously injured. A new industry in Goderich put its product for the first time the past week when the plant of the Goderich Bottling Works, on Picton st. went into operation. The plant has been 'under construction for six weeks and is equipped to manufacture all man- ner of carbonated drinks. The regis- tered name of these new soft drinks is to be "Tweedie's icy Drinks." As depicited in a scene of a Polar bear seated on a cake of ice. Not Going to Use Pressure "" Word from the Department of Ed- ucation at Toronto has been sent to tin public school inspectors in the ,,rovinee, and may have some bearing on school buildings. The circular to all inspectors comes from Mr. V. K. Greer; chief inspector of the depart- ment of - education. It reads: "I have '•'een asked by the minister of edu- ,ati,,;y to communicate with the in- pec';ors and to suggest that no undue pressure towards tit' erection of new .school buildings be used this year," Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Co OF WOODSTOCK The Largest Business of any Canadian Company doing Business in Ontario - Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. - 81st, 1928, 822,206,275. Total Cash in Bank and Bonds 4440.07854 .... Ratee-=d4:6e' °$Y,00b . for :years. E. F. Klopp—Zurich Aienlf, Also Dealer in Lidhtnind Bods and all 'kinds of Fire Insurance BORN Masse ---At BIue Water Highway, Hay Township, on May 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. James Masse, a daughter. 3rlf«i�,Iay: 244px *140.4404++4.4.4+++4444910.44+444+444+++10440+0444.40* Ba.rdwareStorej IYour. We . can supply the Public with Seasonable Hardware at Moderate Prkes Let Us Show You OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES. Good supply of Smoke Cure on hand • Purniture Reduced, We are offering our Entire Stock of Furn- + iture at Greatly Reduced Prices, Which will move it out rapidly. :Be sure and get your requirements at these low prices WE ALSO HAVE SOME USED FURNITURE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP„ I Johnston & Kalbtteisch Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 +++++++++++++++++++++++++44++++++++++++++++.4444444.• IlillIMORMNSIMORWASE111181 ; fltillllllf IfI11If11 Il li ? 4llltiliilll[[IG III ! WATCH THIS SPACE For Something Entirely New In Advertising. e R ► r Wagoias, Buggies, Auto Tops,r Etc., Etc. HESS,- the `Bepair:.Man 'S 1.,,:IIIIIIiE(IIIIIIIIiIEIi'�III�LIII�;rnEIRCIONNIVIrs: * ganafill , 14444411441114+4+4444+++.44.441***+++++++414444444414414111* Liberal Convention South Huron Liberals will 'meet in annual conventions : in the Clinton town Hall. on Wednesday, June 3rd, at 2 o'clock, p.m. Thomas McMillan M. P., and Mitchell F. Hepburn. M. P., are announced as the speakers. Examination Rules Students writing annual Blgh School departmental examinations this year must observe a rule of ab- solute silence. No pupil may speak to another candidate, and presiding offi- cer at examination and barred from making any explanation regarding the probable meaning of any question or to give any advice as to what qu- estions should be answered. Several penalties are provided for violation of the order. ZtI3ICE 4 GARAGE ATTENTIONI • TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS OP GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A GOOD STAND- ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITS QUALITY CONSIDERED EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WOIKK, AND OVER- HAUL JOBS ON AU. MAKES OF CARS WITH CHARGES VERY REASONABLE. GAS OILS GREASES H. Mousseau Zurich Four is a Coupe Too Many .. f 144.44#l441k04 •4 -13^+.X11.44+4 E, ++++++4444+44-1.4{ad4 Four persons in a coupe is not con- , posessee•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••sommwt • siidered a safe way to travel. Gordon V. Lewis drove towards Goderich on the Highway and had to pay a fine of $10 in., Magistrate Reid's Court for doing it. And a car driver is sup- posed to be, able to produce his dri- ver's permit when`caIled on to do so. Charles -Kent was unable to do so and was sentenced to a fine of $50 or 30 days in jail and took the term. There was also some other offences under the 'Traffic Act such as driving with the wrong markers. Firemen Meet A busineess meeting of the Ontar- io West Volunteer Firemen's Associ- ation was held in the town hall Mit- ehell, recently. The attendance was good, despite the unfavorable weath- er. President C. W. Draper, of Clin- ton, presided. The main business of the meeting,was to receive committee reports and set in motion the mach- inery for holding the 1931 firemen's convention and tournament at Clin- ton 'on June 30th and July 1st. The annual convention will open at 8.00 p.m. on June 30th with the field day and tuonuunent the following day. Min. Jacob Radio.. of Dashwond, was a visitor at the home of Mrs : John ingland. i 3 e •, We have a good supply of best ual- 3 pP 3' q o C its seeds as follows: corn, Sor .. gh cum, Mangold, Turnip, SugarBeet 1 Carrots, Millet, all Garden Seeds' s POULTRY FOODS Try1 our, ..,Chick Starters, .iters Chios 1 Feeds, Laying 1' asha Etc. � �r See us about COAL and Fertilizer �rt�.l�.zer 1• • 'Soh.. !*Bh