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Zurich Herald, 1932-01-28, Page 8PAG1 EIGHT THE STORE WITH THE STOCK i Mid -Winter jOlearing Sale This Clearing Sale is an Annual Event With Us And in these times, when the need of ready cash to carry on our business is great, we are putting forth special afforts to give you the lowest possible prices, Profits are entirely forgotten in our markdown prices. We offer No. 1 quality Goods at all tinges. Opening Day Jan. 16th. Closing Day Jan. 30hm A FEW SPECIALS 1`? pieces of Dress Goods at per yard Black Douches Satin, 36 -in. wide at yd. prints, 36 -in. width at Peter Pan prints, to clear at per yard Fa. tory Cotton, at per yard Pillow Cotton, at per yard 1 ; ,-kish Toweling, at per yard Linen. Toweling, at per yard Union Blankets extra each !Se n's Overall., at Men's Fine Shirts, at 31en's Combination Underwear, each n's Wool Work Sox, pr. GROCERIES! GROCERIES! Rio Coffee, per lb. conned corn, peas and tomatoes, 3 for Gillets caustic soda, 5 lbs. for Japan Tea, Ib. Ric:, 4 lbs. for ill:: c aroni, 4 lbs. for Oranges, per dozen COME AND SHARE IN THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT See Large Posters For Fuller Particulars 39c 98c 18c 29c 10c to 25c 29c ' 13c. 14e 98e $1.00 89c $1.35 190 190 25c 60c. 33c 25c 25c . 18c J. GASCHO &SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO 5 I! % and 6% Debentures 6 p.c. issue Maturing Feb. lst 1935 5'1,1 p. c. Maturing Feb. lst, 1947. Half -Yearly Interest,.. Feb. 1st and August lst. Denominations of $500 and $1,000. PRICE: For 1935 Debentures, 100 and accrued interest, to yield 6 per cent. For 1947 Debentures 96 and accrued interest to yield 5.90 per cent. Debentures are a direct obligation of the PROVINCE OF ONTARIO You must act quickly -as these issues will no doubt be oversubscribed. PLACE.. YOUR ORDERS WITH: Andrew Fe Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Special Prices: Thursday, Friday and Saturday Choice Tomatoes. large Tin, 3 for 25c Fancy. Pink Salmon, large Tin 10c Kellogg's All Bran, per pkg. 19c 21c Family Blend Tea, blk. or mixed per lb......................39c Family Blend Coffee, per ib. u 39c Ready cut Macroni, 4 lbs. for ?5c Fruito jelly Powder, 4 for • 25c Heinz Pork and Beans, large Tin, 2 for 35c Best Rice, 3 lbs. for 25c Factory Cheese, per lb. t5c Rinso, large pkg. Ladies' Print House Dresses at 59c Ladies' Silk Hose, at pr. 69c Laries' Silk over Wool Hose, at pr. 69c J. W. MERNER YELLOW FRONT STORE Plums t40 :41,444+++,44+++++++4, • Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe, Mrs. R. Geiger, Mrs. L. Pfile and Miiss Pearl Pfiel were Monday visitors at Dashwood. Mr. Henry Either of Crediton was in town on Monday, presiding at the annual meeting of the Hay Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lever of Clinton, were Thursday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. John- ston, Town Line. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Smith and son Stanley of the Blue Water Highway, Mr. and Mrs. R. Schwartzentruber and Gladys Bechler of the Bronson, motored to Baden and Waterloo on Tuesday. A. new business firm has opened up iri town and are doing business, name- ly Schragg Brothers, who have leased the formerly Edighofer Garage stand and have opened up a general garage and service station. We wish the boys much success in their under- takings. A��c�a�lot�r?��AD�01C04N0��AIQr4F#t��0>��h0� • Goodyear Tires and Tubes ;H4+++++4.44÷444 -444,41t114 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. Slat, 1928, $22,206,275. Total Cash in Bank and Bonds ;160,878.74 R teff -.44.60. per $1,000 ?for 1 years. Kl{opp—Zurich. Adept, Also Dealer in Liihtnirsj Rods and all kinds of Fire Insurance The bottle-fed little calf of which mention was made in last week's is- sue ,of the Herald, of Mrs.. Joseph Rau, of the Blue Water Highway, si progressing nicely, it now consumes two cups of milk to a drinkiing and in a week's time gained four pounds in weight, but of course, still has lots of room for expansion. TALK ABOUT GOODYEAR CORD AND BAL- OON TIRES AND TUBES. a -� To ---The Man who hasn't much money to spend on Tires, they're. the Cheapest Tires he can buy. To ---The Buyer who looks for Road Grip, and Beauty, He will find them both in this make of Tice. • To—The Customer who gives his Tires Hard Useage, will recognize their extra wear. No Other Tires Approach Goodyear in Appearance WE HAVE YOUR SIZE. GET OUR PRICES! FULL LINE OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ALWYAYS IN STOCK. ALSO A GOOD LINE OF THE BEST PAINTS; WIRE FENCING Evetroutgbing and Generaal Tinsmithing, Our Specialty! Please, STADEWEID ZURICH W- ONT. mmompo • No Life Without Insects We couldn't get along without in- sects. There is no disputing that certain insects do immense damage to our orchards, for instance, but it is not fair to forget that we would not have any of those orchards if it had not been for other insects that car- ried pollen from flower to flower, enabling the plants to set the seed in connection with which the fruit de- velop. LOCAL MARKETS. (Corrected. every Wednesday) Butter lb. 25 10-14-18 60 35 25 44 Eggs, dozen Wheat per bush. Barley bush. Oats bush. Buckwheat Flour .................. 1.75 3.00 Shorts, ton ................ 18.00 Bran, ton 18.00 Hogs . ....... ,..... . 4.7 5 Thursday, 3.0.3n.VM 28th, 193*` Greetings WE ARE HAPPY TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OE EXP.RESING OUR APPRE- CIATION PPRECIA' lON AT THE PAT- RONAGE THAT HAS BE- EN EEN ACCORDED US DUR- ING URING -THE PAST YEAR AND TO WISH ONE AND ALL BES.I. WISHES FOR a Happy and Prosperous NEW YEAR 1 Johnston 85 lialbffeisch Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 +++ +++444444+ +44+4.0 +4-14 ++++++++++44444+ Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Bayii- eld Agricultural Society was held at the town hall last Thursday after- noon. D. H. McNaughton was ap- pointed chairman. The president, John McClure, gave a short address telling of the successful Fair held last fal, when there was a larger ex- hibit and more prizes awarded than usual, a splendid attendance and fine weather, and he urged that more in- terest be taken by the Junior Farm- ers. The financial repos were read by secy., A. E. Erwin, ana showed a balance on hand of $366.21. The ex- hibition building was shingled last Year. The folowing were elected for 1932: Pres., J. McClure; 1st vice- pres., R. Penhale; 2nd vice., J. Rath- U toraQtUIsit!I RUI(f NflflslllUS ful6ullUimI(litilfilll&IUImWNIIIIUll!@INillllliliU111i11L!uJEII&IIIIIII{ll?i«f?✓'F41!!IJilltliitli?InI8111I111ii11g1111hllif})IiIlllm We Repair Wagons, Buggies, Auto Tops, ' Etc., Etc. 1 good Lumber Wagon at . BORN McClymont—At Varna, on January 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc- Clymont, a son. Vincent—In Stephen Township, on January 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vincent, a son. Sangster In Hensel', on January 16 to Mr. and Mrs, ,lames Sangster, a son. Don't Forget, When in Need of New $ Furniture, We Have It! •• $45 1 good buggy at $45 1 Blacksmith Vice at :..............- ... 46.25 AIso Secondhand Tools HESS, the Repair Man 6111111311111111311111111111 i Sll110111111sII11gIl1N111111 1111 ll 11111111111111Ntiii% w} AiJl'?'i; w,' lnI IM FIs1{Ef It}Sil!tffkpts!1skHI }JLh M r44.4.44.0.4.444.4.4.1.4.+++++++++++4144++b4+++++f++4+.4.44414 IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Mrs. Samuel McBride, Sr., who died January 30th, 1931. Just a thought of sweet remembrance Just a memory fond and true, Just a token of affection, And a heartache still fro you. Just a sigh for the golden moments, Just a smile of love anew, Just a tear in silence falling, And a yearning just for you. By Her Sons and Daughters. BUSY FARMER NEWS Corn Borer More Active well;Directors, T, M. Woods, Sam, Houston., Bert Dunn, Ed. Foster, F. Middleton, R. McMurray, W. J. Stin- son, T. M. Snowden, W. Stewart, W. Sparks, F. Keegan, W. Wise, W. Ste- phenson, Mrs, N. Woods, Mrs, T. Snowden, Mrs. W. Stinson, Mrs, J. Reid, Mrs.• F. McEwan, Mrs. Seeds, AEF 'n Treas.,i A Ed - 1 4. t ZVRICS # BAIGBj ATTENTIONi • TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS OF GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A GOOD STAND- ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY Y TRUCK AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITH QUALITY CONSIDERED EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK, AND OVER- HAUL JOBS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WSY€h CHARGES VERT 1REASONMLE. GAS OILS GREASES SES H. Moaseau Zurich i+.144444.44444.44+++44+++4,4cli��k++144444.4t�E +44.144I+4'!"t: g 4SAi 11R0 1 0i046i000 114'6R•�®E0M10 .0 !Your Goal Supply Statistics show that the corn borer had decreased its depredations in Ontario in 1931 for the first time since the Corn Borer Act went into force five years ago were given by Professor L. Ceasar, Provincial Ento- mologist, in addressing at the recent contention of the Ontario Agricult- ural and Experimental Union at Gu- elph. Explanation that the increase. wes attributable to weather condit- ions, Chiefly in July and August, Prof astir d'd not treat the matter as Secy., Erwin; ue wards. The president was appointed alarming, but stated that the situat- as delegate to attend the district eon -ion may be of some benefit in stirriu- vention at London and general cony -hating renewed effort in 'the drive a- t:ntion at Toronto. The dates set for gainst the pest. He said the incre- Bayfield lair are Wednesday and ase had been noted principally west ^hursdav, Sept. 28th and 29th. It of Toronto to the harder. In. Eastern was decided to hold a masquerade Ontario there had been only a small I carnival • March: 3bth, there was a go- increase, while in some areas t.her atl turnout, was none. • • The cold Days are now being u.sh- • erect. in. Let us supply you with • • the best fuels at lowest prices. •• w • ••• Try our Chick Starters, Chick •Feeds, Laying •ash, Etc. • • • • WRE 1ltii ThE, MARKET FOR WOO CLOVER SEED. ALSO l>E I. DO CUSTOM SEED CLEANING.. • L. oilbe & So • POULTRY FOODS t