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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1932-03-24, Page 18"An TAT ITT ZURICH HERALD THE STORE WITH THE STOCK NEW SPRING GODS Now Arriving Let us show you our New Line of Prints, Broadcloths', Curtain Mat- erials, Towelings, Cretans, Art Sateens, Chintzes, all at NEW LOW PRICES GROCERIES! GROCERIES! C•tscade Salmon, 2 Tins for Corn Syrup, 10 pound Tin for Macaroni, 3 lbs. for ., Tomato Catsup, 26 -oz. Bottle for Sardines, 4 for Pruner, per pound 95c 68c 20c 15c 25c. 10c WE PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICES FOR EGGS. Cash Or Trade J. GASCHO & SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 Huron & Erie NOW PAYS 51/2 Per Cent. ON DEBENTURES $100. OR OVER ONE TO FIVE YEARS INTEREST PAYABLE HALF YEARLY "ON THE DOT" Local Representarive PLACE.. YOUR ORDERS WITH: - Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY • Have You MADE YOUR WILL? 1 4w4.e 9OeAe• **.Qll*E314R•••NRS$ t Goodyear Tires and Tubes TALK ABOUT GOODYEAR CORD AND BAL- OON TIRES AND TUBES. 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 Tire. • 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 Evetroughing and Generaal Tinitmlithing, Our Specialty! Fes. Please, Don't Forget, When in Need of New Furniture, We Have It! STADE ett., WE'D° ZURICH 440041►1t81lIHMaiAIi00040010+lR IwU 041 ' Thuksday, Moth -.-.--... �,.--.._i..:.0. -'•w•*�%. - Ilst, t14co. ,, -y i our Hardware Store + WE CAIL N SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH SEASON. LE E HA W E AT MODERATr PRI) .25 WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Special Prices: Thursday, Friday and Saturday Old Dutch Cleanser per Tin 9c Fancy Pink Salmon, . 1 Ib. tin at . .... 12c Heinz Pork and Beans, large .size, 2 tins 35c Golden Bantam corn, choice, 2 tans 25c Our own Blend Tea, Half Ib. pkg. 25c Colay Soap (the best toilet soap) 3 cakes 19c Surprise Soap, 5 bars for 25c Panshine, 3 tins for 25c Selox, 2 pkgs. for 25c Our New Swiss Curtains by the Pair are now in, also Frilled Serim by the Yard. Get our Prices on all Floor Coverings, Wall paper, Curtains,and all House - Furnishings, Etc. WE WILL BUY YOUR EGGS! Cash or Trade. J. 'W. MERNER YELLOW FRONT STORE Pkeme 140 Out of Local Hands .atest proposal is a Yrovinc commission, like the Ontario H Commission, to take over an the hig ways and roads of Ontario and con trol construction, maintenance an repair from a central office in Tor onto. Why not abolish all municipal institutions in the Province and bay everything run from Toronto?—Ex. Cost of Living Much Reduced in 1931 A dispatch from Ottawa states that the cost of living index numbers with t*err few exceptions fell much faster in 1931 than in 1930, which may be taken as a favorable development, since most authorities consider that Wholesale and retail price IeveIs must come much closer together before a substantial improvement in business can be anticipated, says a report on price movements in 1931, issued. by the Bureau of Statistics. With re- gard to world conditions the report says: A pronounced degree of inst- ability in politicx and financial affa- irs during 1931 prevented much im- provement in the disorganized con- dition of price levels. Elections in Great Britain and Australia, govern- mental crisis in Germany, a. change of government in France, a flare-up of hostilities between Japan and China and lesser happenings, all added un- certainly to affairs of economic con- cern, and hence tended to complicate the restoration of prices to normal relationships. SCHOOL REPORT Western Farmers' Mutual dro Weather insurance Co OF WOODSTOCK tY The Largest Business of any - Canadian Company doing e f Business in Ontario - !Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dee. 32st, 1981, $19,593,724. I Total Cash in Bank and Bond $199404,61 Rates -44.5o per 'loose for 1 years, 1 E. F. KlOPP—Zurich Adenf, Also Dealer in LidhEsind Rods and all kinds el Vire Insurance The following is a report of the examinations held at S.S. No. 4, St- anley (South:) • V—Mary Campbell 86; Anna Cle- ave 85. r. IV—Asa Steckle 74, Kenneth Etue 64, Mabel Hohner 51. Sr. TIT—Bertram Carnie 84, Robt, Turner 66, Mary Snowden 50, Leon- ard Etue 39. Jr. III—Violet Turner 81, Buelah Ducharme 65, Jimmy Cleave 65. TT—Deloris Ducharme 70, Velina Martin 66, Earl Etre R0, lst—Emma Martin 66. Pr.—Dora Ducharme. No. on roll 17. Mrs, R. F. Scotchmer, Teacher. BUSY FARMER NEWS Onion Production Onion growers in Southwestern Ontario enjoyed a fairly successful year in 1931, but they fear that'with the low prices in other lines of farm produce, there may be too maany going into onions. An effort will be made by the co-operative association to limit the acreage this year. It is pointed out that Last year he Eriean marshes were again cultivated and that Considerable acreage was added for that reason. Weather countered - ed the expected increase, however, and the ea -operative was able to place such surplus as was at hand, A mark- et glut is feared this year if the in-; c experienced ;rowers should atternpi onion production. 123 Red Clover Entries What is reportnd to be a world's I t record entry of reel clover seed, ev- h rr exhibited at any exhibition or Mair p was the achievement of the mows e i LOCAL MARKETS MARKETS LET VS SHOW YOU OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES. 4. 4. + -Furniture Greatly Reduced f We are offering our entire Furniture Stock at Greatly Reduced Prices.Furniture Prate have reached lowest level and are sure to advance. Secure your needs nowt We also have some Good Used Furniture in Stock Good Supply of Liquid Smoke Cure and OLd Hickory Smoke Salt in Stock. + We have been appointed Agent for the Celebrated �= Massey -Harris Farms lrvlerent Repairs. firs. Jobnston & Kalbfle'jsoh I Hardware & Furniture. 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Ti tieRepair Man �tl,'NgiDi�N6i°,?.!llNllil(pEiNZI$t!?iNi'1UdNN4PfNf1!!II!f!!t111N;1rw'!M?Il�iht<liilllRpl!'N.kC}i�iiii' �'>.. :4� lIl1IIlANlNlNf yNINIIIM'i�71diNNllgNt��yt(NN1(IININiflf!01lRNIHkUi e444.4.4.4-+++++++++++++++ +fee 4 1I+f (Vorreeted every Wednesday) Eggs 9-11-13 Butter 60 I ZITILICII I Buckwheat Wheat per banebbush,.65 G.4E4 C+E Barley bush, . • 3!i Osis bush. �............. 2ffi �,T ..� , 24 TENTION 1, lour .............. :. 1.75 a.®o Shouts to n Bran, ton...,, • 13.00 ...... ............. 5.8.00 }logs . 4.50 Valley Seed Grower's Association, ac- cording to George R. Paterson of the Ontario Marketing Board. At the an- nual seed fair held by this organizat- ion in Hawkesbury, March 16 to 18, 123 individual lots of red clover we- re placed on display in two classes. There were 48 entries in the certified class and 75 hi the open class. Sow Thistle Decreasing At the annual convention of Ken County Wood Inspectors held recen ly at Chatham, several delegate reported sow thistles to be decrease in extent, according to A. K. Marti assistant director, Crops and Market Branch. Prov. Dept. of Agriculture. Thos. Skinner, weed inspector for Caamden Tp., reported a' 30 p.c. de- crease of sow thistle hi one year, he says that this successful battle again- st sow thistle was brought about by the whole -hearted co-operation of the farmers and the weed inspectors. Con trol measures in Kent Counties, on small patches, consist of spraying with chemicals. Where sow thistle has spread extensively, "early ,after harvest cultivation" or summer fal°I- owieig is practised- A short ration, including one specialized crop such as tobacco;., sugar beets, or some oth- er hoed crop, is very effective in checking all' weeds, including 'sows' thistle. , ,. . Care of Baby chicks Proper care and management is es- sential to the successful raising of baby chicks. They should have a gen- erous supply of pure water always available. Drinking vessels harbor germs and often the water will be- ome contaminated and may spread disease through the entire flock. Then there is the danger of some infected chicks in every hatch, danger of ilia - 'hoe in some form or other, loose. owe' and intestinal trouble. Don't erelit a few chicks to InLeel some ntire flock; t nt. dsi b + ++ a +444.14 .4.14+ ! #+•l4 .14B>•E4•Ra4r-144+4+ * rn !'o FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS WE ARE NOW FULLY EQ€TIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS OF GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A. GOOD STAND- ARD GRADE OF GASOLENE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCE AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITH QUALITY CONSIDERED EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR worm AND OVER- HAUL JOBS O? ALL, MAKES OF CARS 'WITH CHARGES VERY REASONABLE, GAS OILS GREASES t H. Mousseau Zurich + 4 + + + + + + i And the World listens when I 'speak! HERALD OFFICE Do You Know?q That I am the Master Salesman! I am the herald of Success for all - men, Merchants, Manufacturers, Etc. I go forth to tell the World the message of service +••""ff ,," , and Sound Merchandising!! , For those who have used me as their Servant Y have gathered untold millions into their coffers. , I command the legeons of fashion, mould the styles and lead the World whithersoever I goof I sow fields for you to reap a Golden Harvest:! I am Masater :Salesman at Your Service, and my Name is: ADVERTISE! El