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THE STORE NVITHTHE STOCK.
Sale Prices Continued
On Many Lines of Summer Goods
SUCH AS SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS, MENS' AND WOMENS
UNDERWEAR; SOME LINES OF HOSIERY; MENS FINE SHIRTS
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NEW FALL GOODS
NEW FALL GOODS ARE NOW ARRIVING LET US SHOW
YOU THE NEWEST IN DRESS MATERIAL FOR FALL.
TRAVELTWEED IN A PURE SILK CLOTH OF VERYFINE TEX-
TURE IN TWEED FINISH, AT $1.85 PER YARD IN DRESS
GOODS ONLY. THE SAME CLOTH IN RAYON MIXTURES AT
PRICES AS LOW AS 48c
GROCERIES
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 3 for
Special Mixed Tea, lb. ....
Libby's pork and beans, large at
Large size Vanilla at
Pleaseall Coffee, at per Ib.
Zink Rings per dozen
Plain white cups, at per dozen
Brooms, 5 string at each . , ........
25e
39c
18c
19c
35c
19c
75c
33c
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED `
PHONE 59
Save Money by
SAFE DRIVING
Auto Insurance reduced for careful
Drivers
20% REDUCTION FOR 4 YEARS' DRIVING WITHOUT
ACCIDENT
1 15 % REDUCTION ' FOR THREE YEARS' DRIVING WITHOUT
ACCIDENT
10% REDUCTION FOR TWO YEARS. DRIVING WITHOUT
,,ACCIDENT
THE REDUCTIONS 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?
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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
ALSIICE, ALFALFA, YELLOW AND WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEDS AT LOWEST PREVAILING
PRICES. SEE US BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
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11.ROST 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.
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WE SELL THE; BEST FOR LESS
SPECIAL PRICES: THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Cream of Wheat, per pkg. ...:...... .......23c
De Lux Jelly Powders, 6 pkgs for . . . , . , ... ;25c
McCormick's Fancy Sodas, 2 pkgs. for 25e
Lifebuoy Health Soap, 2 eales 15c
Peanut Butter in Pint 'Jars,, 22c
Best June Factory Cheese, per ib.' lSc
Derby Loaf Cheese, per ]la.. 25e
Salmon, Maple Leaf, ii%s 19e. Tall Tin. 33c
Nature's Best 40 -oz. Jar Marmalade ;..... 29c
Blue Ribbon Coffee, ib. Tin: 53c
Family Blend Coffee, Red pkg., per ib. • 39c
Family Blend Tea, Blk or mixed, per Ib. . 39c
Cream Sandwich Cookies, per lb. 19e
Large Jar McLaren's Olives at 25c ,
NEW FALL CAPS AT ..�.................... -$L00
BOY'S NEW FALL CAPS. AT ... �r.l .-........... ....50c
J.W. .MERNER
YELLOW FRONT STORE
Phone 140
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Benderi Mr.
and Mrs. Sol. Schroeder and soft of
Hay Township were Sunday Last vis-
itors with Mrs. Bender's sister, Mrs.
and Mr. Percy Weston,: Bayfield.
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.A Fail Fair Deficit.
Gederich Industrial 14;xir;' rtion will
have a deficit of approxiumatery` $200
this year, unless it realizes on its
rasn insurance, for *wltgieh negotat-
ions are now in progress:. Gate recei-
pts were down considerably this year
owing to inclement weather and more;
prize money, will be required. There
Wali be a saving, however, on the item,
of special attractions;. It will be some
weeks before the hooks are closed
and a statement issued.
Seaforth Fair
Inclem• ent weather interfered with
the attendance at the Seaforth fall
fair on Friday_ A heavy rain com-
menced • after 12 o'clock and contin-
ued all afternoon. The exhibits were
among the best on record, the school`
children's exhib being a special feat-
ure, the art work, writing, and col-
lections of pressed leaves, insects,
flowers, plants ladies work domestic
science department were all well fil-
led. The cattle exhibit was larger
than any previous year and the she-
ep almost equalled last year. There
were no sport attractions on account
of rain.. The Boy's Foal Club was a
great success, there being 18 entries.
Thos. Stephens, well-known propriet-
or of the Queen's Hotel, aged 90
ytars, won the prize for being the
oldest man on the grounds.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Full Line of Heavy and Shelf,
Hardware, Sherwin - Williams
Paints, Goodyear Tires Etc.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE! !
STADE WEID
• ZURICH - ONT.
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The corn crop in Essex County is
expected to reach a total of 3,500,-
00
,500;00 bushels. Acreage devoted to corn
this year was placed at 100,000 wh-
ich is practictlly a return to the days
before the corn borer invaded the
county. Damage from the corn borer
this year has only beennormal, but
precautions are being continued.
lOverseas Apple Market
In his first bouiletin for the season
Andrew Fulton, Overseas Fruit Rep-
resentative, is fairly optimistic about
.the European Outlook for Ontario
fruit. Apples of goodquality and red
color are wanted at quite satisfactory
prices, although owing to general
business conditions will be rower than
a year ago.
Weekly Crop Report
Silo filling has been the order of
the day in ,the last fortnight accord-
ing to reports. The corn troop was
reported the best in years and exc-
eptionally well matured in all distr-
icts. Potato digging and buckwheat
harvesting have also been in progress
the former crop being of high, quality
and heavy yields. Heavy rains were
extremely beneficial not only in fre-
shening up pastures but malting it
possible to carry on with fall plow-
ing. Nevi Feedings are coming along+
need that under arrangements with
Western Provinces and Dominion au-
thorities, the best Western cattle at
the' lowest possible prices are to be
made available for purchase in Ont -
aria where feed, which the Prairies
lack at the paresent • ,time, is to be
Ihad in abundance. The Minister
went West to personally inspect the
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Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Laurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario
Amount of Insurance at'$ek on Dee.
81.1. 1928. $Z2;206,876.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
t $160,378:74
Rated- 14.be per $1,000.4or 3 years.
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F. KIopp urich
AeQt, Also Dealer i. Lidhiniad Rods
and all kinds at Fire Insurance
LOCAL. SIARKETS,
tiMorreeted every' W;idaa.dapl
Butter lb. , 25
Eggii, dozen 18-18-21
Eggs . 12-18-21
Chickens, live 12-20
Hent :..... . ...... ........ 7-13
Wheat bushel t 40
Oats 20
Barley •...... -. r....' .» ....... 30
Flour ....» . 1.75 2.80
Shorts ......... ..• ' ...... 16.00
Bran . 16.00
Live hogs ..... .........• 5.50
Bring Cattle Eeast
11 on. Thos. L„ Kennedy has annou:-
weln and fall wheat is nicely up in
many "sections. A great deal of the
'sec' Lid crop of red clover has been
saved and fair yields reported.
tyA of cattle which will be shipped
east. Feed in Ontario is plentyful
and the British market for finished'.
steers was never better.
Machine Pull, Feathers
These days one hears a lot about
the "machine age" and of what ma-
chines will do, but it is certainly
in-
teresting to note that a machine has
been developed which will pull the
feathers off a hen faster than by
hand and do a better 'job. By a simp-
le process of using sets of aluminum
disck, each revolving at a slightly
different plane than the other, an ef-
ficient plucker is produced. The discs
are lined with rubber, eliminating
noise and giving a better grip. They
operate at a speed of fifty plucks per
second. On' easy birds the plucking
can be completed in two minutes,
wiAle on young roosters about three
and a half minutes -are required. The
saving effected by this machine is
better appreciated when itisconsider-
ed that an average, speed for hand p1.
uclkiun,2s" around six birds per hour.
44' Heavy Apple Crop:
Eastern Canada will have an incre-
of front 20to3Opereent.initsapple
over last year, while a decrease
.22 per eent is indicated for 'British
'amble. The total erop this year
expected to amount to 3,600,000
els, .as compared with 3,400,000
els last year, and 3,200,000 bar-
for the five-year average. Pres -
e • indications are, that apples will
rirt average 'or better 'in size and we-
aker ientiditions have been stmh that
Tor should be good.
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OUI FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT LOWEST'
PREVAILING PRICES,
I Coed supply of Smoke Cure en hand
I . Furniture Reduced.
We are offering our Entire Stock
of Fern
• 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
4.
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