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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-06-04, Page 8IIi1IlIllllfll MillkIIIIIIIENNISMEgiivammigeomnstentemmili ry.91Frr T FIE STORE WITH THE STOCK • Reduced Prices ON Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs FOR QUICK CLEARANCE • • • ; • ; 9x0 Congcgeuiri 'Reg, $9.50. fer Congoleum, 4 Reg $11.25 for, Congoleum,Reg. $12.75, for 9x.131/2 Congoleum, Reg. $14.15, for 0x15 Congoleum, Reg. $15.7.5, for 12X181/2 Linoleum, Reg. $21.00 for 12x12 Linoleum, Reg. $20,00 for 0!1. $11.90 $12.50 $17.50 $16.75 Feltol Rug, Special at," 9x9 Feltol Rugs, Special at *. ' • " ''' • • '''' d' $6.00 9x101/2 Feltol Rugs, Special at : $7.50 ux12 Feltol 'Rugs, Special $800 Overalls Overalls DO NOT MISS THIS! FIVE DOZEN 0111,Y, MEWS PLAINBLU.S... OVERALLS, RED BACK DENIM, AN ERCELLENT WEARING CLOTH IN ALL SIZES FROM 34 TO 44 AT ONLY $1.25 A PM GOOD ROOMY SIZES, WELL MADE Men's Shirts Plain White Broadcloth Shirts at Each ..••.. Plan Straw Hats, at Eech Work Sox, 2 pr. for Fine Shirts, at each .81 15c 35c 75c EwERYTHING IN GROCERIES, FRUITS, SEEDS, AT RIGHT PRICES J. GASCHO & SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 -11 111111110.MPO11111NOM Save Money by SAFE DRIVING Auto Insuran ce reduced for careful •.• • . Drivers.. . . : 20% 'REDUCTION FOR 4 YEARS' DRIVING WITHOUT . ..• . • ACCIDENT 15% 'REDUCTION FOR THREE YEARS' DRIVING WITHOUT .• . :'-' .• ..,, ACCIDENT 40% :REDUCTION FOR TWO YEARS DRIVING WI1A91.1T , , ..: -• . • • ACCIDENT MEL REDUCTIONS APPLY TQ PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE AND COLLISION PREMIUMS FOR PRIVATE PAS- *SENGEB, CAR& diliii. t.1:.:); ;:.: • ' 7 PROTECT YOURSELF! INSURE NOW! ' • 1 z' ' - '6" • • • P, Andrew F. Hf - ess j. i!...,...luiich , MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR .WILL?. t oosso00000•00000000•00000000•00010090000011111101101141411141 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, IMPORIED`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 FENCESUR- 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, BARR WIRE • . AND STEEL POSTS. Hardware, Sherwin - WI 11 lams Full Line of Heavy and 'Shelf Paints, Goodyear Tires, Etc. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! STADE ago WEI ,ZURICH 1.%1!1•• • „ •• ' WE. 'SELL BEST FOIR LESS , 114' SPECIAL:PRICESV4:TTIORSDAY.RIPAY)AND SATURDAY .1.. •. " Peas, ,No. 4 Sieve, 2 Una 8upetiOr Baking Powder (no alurni: 71, lb Tin Best Maple Leaf, .:Sahnoxi 11113., . 5 23c Kelloggs Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs ' 19c Kelloggs all Bran,.. per Pkg.• Challenge corn starch Rinso, large pkge , . Many Flowers Soap, 4 cakes . Tomatoes, 2 tins ,- Pork and Beans, Libby's Ltrge Site Tin 19c 9c 19c 25c 19c 4=0 10 • • 1119c LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SUAKEtt HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, ETC., AT NEW LOW PRICES. ALSO A FULL LINE OF MEN'S AND BOY'S UND.tatWEAR AND FURNISHINGS. SEE THEM AT MERMER,'S. J. W. MERNER YELLOW FRONT STORE Phan. 140 ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Western Farmers' Mutual Miss Edith Klopp is spending the week at Dashwood. Mr. Gordon Rau of Detroit, was t week -end visitor with his parents here. .KloppDetroit was Canadian ' Company doing ,, of ..Business in Ontario- Aignuit of insurance at Risk 00 Dec. Weather Insurance Co OF WOODSTOCK 'rhe' Largest Business of any a week -end visitor Witch his Varent, Mr. and..Mrs. 0. Klopp.,. Mr ,,. and -Min...,Len Haiii,ef troit7 St thewe-ek•-eAd:witVL.Ivi, Haist's •parent, Mr. and .4*- Qscai Kiopp of .town. ' Mrs. H. Yungblut . and sonIvan, and Mr. Jacob Haberer motored to Kitchener, Miss Inez Yungblut, who Itiltaa-7414.511 $1,044 tor years. • • has been visiting at Kitchener for a E Kiopii time, returning- with them. , , , • Mr. and Mrs, George Brenner awl Ageni Also Dealer in r.u. Rods Slat, 1928 622,206,275. Total Bank and Bands - $160,318.74; two daughters, Ruthandd Hilda, °I. 4..A, • ' A. . • d Midland, MiCh., were visitors at the home of Mr. and MrS. L. Schilbe, and other friends over the weeklend. Mr. Wm. Reith has recently added. • • another large bread motor wagon to his„equipme4, this one is a large Reot chasis, tpd has been equipped withal very Toppx body; bearing the. inspr-; iption of. t`Reith's Husky Bread'!;;Ntr..e think -that with this .addition. Mr.' Reith •will be in a good positcon to accomodate trade.'well the, coin - mg sununer. Will Not Need Pension! While Huron County Old -age Pensions Board was in session at the Court House recently, word was de- livered that R. Young, 'whose appli-, cation they had just passed had died while they were in session. 'and all ki'nds of Fire Insurance • 1, • • ; : ` LOCAL. 'BRARKETS cCairected • &cork widaeaday) • • • . ,,. „. . • • • •• • •:• 25 D ier' doz. 10-15 Wheat •••• I••• ••• . 65c Oats25 30 Flour. IR... • i:ffr • 41,_•f• • • ,a 1.• ' •• '' .00 3.00 *Siliki; •••••.'_ 0. • • • • 22.00 Bran ... Hogs , 7.50 County Court The June sessions of the County ' Court and General Sessions of the Peace will be held at Goderichom June 9th, at which Judge Costello iA ,scheduled to preside. So far there are e two cases 'listed, one jury and on non -jury. The Blju Theatre, at Chesley, which. has been operated some 23 years as a moving picture show was closed af- ter last Saturday evening's picture had been run off. • John Boeckholt was sentenced to three months on a charge of intimid- ation and was sent up for trial on a Charge of agrivated assault. He is a farm hand, from Holland and was em- ployed by A. J. Todd, of Hay Town- ship, and the offences were in con- nection with his. efforts to collect wa ges which were, in dispute. • Fred Kerr of Crediton and. James Sandy of St Thomes were tied at a recent ;gun, 'shgctt OA at St Thomas. Both shooters brake ;48 out o a possible 50. Kerr was ihigh man the skeelioot having 21 out of a possible 2. The Village of Ereter and the Puh- lic Commission were defend- ants in a' Stipreme cColirt • 'action F.Goderich recently, in which..workmen on the cleaning Of the "tiali sued' Ithe) contractor, David Witherspoon, of Ailsa Craig, for their ',ago, and at- tempted to establish mechanics lieng against the land of the CorporatioW. After hearing the evidence and arga ment of counsel the judge disuiosed :he action so far as the village and' commission were concerned, The Re- we, Wm. Ward, W. H. Doerr and 'P. floulden attended from Exelper. Geo Ylorebead, X. C. of London acted for the plaintiff and J. G. Stanbnry of Szetere for th8 village and cOroission. , A:successful auction sale was held on. the farm of C. E. Groves, Huronroad, road, when. good prices were realized A purebred cow brought $100 and 2- year-olds $70. A four-year-old horse brought $85, but an. aged equine went for $33. The implements brou- ght satisfactory prices. The farm it- self was bought by B. Walters of HOI- mesville for $6,000. This propedty, consisting of 93 acres was sold ten •years ago for $9,000, an indication of the decreased farm values. BUSY FARMER NEWS 41444.4444.444+++++.14.+144*+.44447444+.4444.44444040 ' ' i .. . Your Hardware Store We can supply the Public with Seasonable,' . Hardware at Moderate Prices IL IJst Show; .YOm ,4•1 L OURF LINE OF 9gAt,VIITE, „ PREVAILINd PRICE& - " {Good supply of Smoke Cure on band Furniture 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.. , Johnston & Kalbfleisch. Hardware & Furnituie. Phen' e 63 ++++++4.4444-14+++++4•41.44+4+++++44-1.4444-1-1,4444.4i4+411 •15 The dry season of 1930 and the lack of frost in the ground during the past winter have been favorable for the growth and increase of insects. Farmers who are experiencing troub- le with the cutworm or any other pest are advised to get in touch with their district representatiove. An increase of more than 22 % in creamery butter production in Ont- ario. for the first three months of J. WAtbft THIS SPACE For Something Eutirely 'New Itt Advertising. We, !Ttepair. Wagona,i ;Buggies, Aim: Tops Etc Etc. Pt. - S:S the Repair Man' • ENE • H044444.44.4.4.444+.44.44' 4+.444.- ++.4.4.444.44.***** • mon GARAGE ATTENTION! . TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY .ALL USERS OF GASOLLNE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A GOOD STAND- ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES. -WITH QUALITY CONSIDERED EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK. AND OVER- 'HAUL JOSS 0t4 ALL MAKES OF CARS W(TH CHARGES VERY . REASONABLE. GA.s OILS GREASES t ' ff. Mousseau. Zurich . ,.-. 14-44+6444.44-14.44444.4.44444444.44.44.44444444476444.444!.04 1•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • i Spring Seeds We have a good Simply of best qual-:; ity seeds as follows: Corn, Sorgh-t, eum, Mangold, Turnip, ,SugarBeet 1931 as 'compared with the same Per- iod of 1930 is noted in the report tof ,ro ' ' 1! George H. Barr, Director of DaityL, 1 Carrots, Millet' all Garden, Seeds: ing., 'Last year ., the first quarter's .,,• ci, , ( ,. •!, - production was 8,032,190 lbs. of 1• -po creamery,,butter, and, this year 9,816- a , . ' ,• uLTRy. pounds. . • FOODS "Wiiatsee;iir You Sow" Whylare weeds growing worse on Try our . Chick Starters, Chick: Ili many farms? Tice answer would 2 ' ' • - meta to be that many farmers are a Feeds, Laying Mash, Etc .. ' continually sowing far too many we- : ed seeds along with their grain. This 0 ci has been demonstrated in a seed drill . Dee us aboutCO AL and Ferti. zer li survey carried on by agricultural re- I • . . .• presentatives in four counties of Eas- 0 , ;„ tern Ontario this year. About half 2 at ak 44‘ .Son of the sampi examined from some e counties were reje• chilb tted by the Seed 41 Branch Ottawa, on the score tot •• • " weed impurity. 310,0001019.0.40.00.0.0.9.0.100' estiagafgasisfiseofiaimip....0.