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OlJa STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE, AND WE ARE
O7•RING SOME EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
11'.. LINES OF NETTS, SCRIMS, MARQUESETTE,
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WALLPAPERS
Se-: Our New Line of Reg. N. Boxers Wallpapers, the
fiinest in the market. Prices from 8 cents to 45c a
single roll. 48 samples to choose from.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
Co:n Starch, 3 for
Se, da Tea, per lb.
BI-' Third Jello, package
Gi 'ztts Caustic Soda, 5 lbs
B::king Bran, per lb.
C ;...'en Seeds, per package
25c
50c
5c
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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 11IOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
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Its light weight makes
it easy to handle. It requires
no expensive decoration, in
fact none at alt, when
panelled.
Use it for obtaining fire -
safe walls, ceilings and parti-
tions throughout your home.
It has structural strength,
insulation value, is draught
and vermin -proof, easy to
install, saves time in new
construction and is an excel-
lent base for Gyptex or
Alabastine.
Gyproc may be easily identified by
the name on the board and the
Green stripe along the edge.
GYPSUM, LIME AND ALABASTINE;
Canada, Limited
Paris • Ontario
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For Selo By
Fred C Kalbflaislch 4'.• A. _ . Zurich OraC
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WE SELL THE ' BEST FOR LESS
Special Prices: Thursday, Friday and Saturday
, Princess Soap Flakes, Large Pkg. , „ 19e
Tomatoes, large size tin, at .10c
Heinz Pork and Beans, Large tin ..... ..............15c
Kraft Cheese, Half ib. Pkg. 19c
Red Band Loaf cheese, per ib 25c
Factory Cheese, per lb. 15c
Klenzine Amonia, 2 pkgs 15e
Panshine, 3 tins for 25c
Tomato Catsup, large bottle 15c
Fancy Pink Salmon, 1 ib. Tin, 2 for 25c
Superior Baking Powder, per tin 21c
FULL FASHIONED PURE SILK THREAD HOSE, 79c PER PR.
FULL FASHIONED PURE SILK THREAD HOSE, SERVICE
WEIGHT, $1.00 PER PAIR. HOUSE DRESSES AT
$1.00, $1.25, and $L75.
J. W. MERRIER
YELLOW FRONT STORE
Mr. Amos Gascho and daughter Western Farmers' Mutual
Dorothy, of the Bronson, and Miss
L,.atrice Gascho of town, motored to HIDweather insurance Co
Stratford one day last week.
Mr. J. Kipping of town while en OF WOODSTOCK
gaged in welding at Dashwood on t Business of anys
Monday, in some way was badly bur- The Largest
ned about the hands and face.
Messrs. Noah Surerus and Peter Canadian Company doing
Kropf of Kitchener, were visitors in .Business in Ontario -
town. They were on their way to Kit-
chener from Bayfield, where they
received a load of fish.
Seeding operations are in full swing
at present, the land being dried off
nicely. While the weather is cold,
and there is no growth, yet it is nice
for the farm horses to do this rush-
ing work.
Mr. 'Garfield Witmore returned
home Saturday evening from Kitch-
ener. He was accompanied by his
sister Miss Leila and cousin, Charles
Witmore of Kitchener, who spent the
week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Syly. Witmore.
Brussels Editor Dies
Mr. J. Leslie Kerr, one of Huron
County's popular editors, and editor
of the Brussels Post, died on Thurs-
day last, the funeral taking place on
Sunday afternoon in. Brussels. Mr.
Kerr has a few weeks ago become
afflicted with a heart attack which
grew worse and finally passed this life
a comparatively young man being
only middieaged. Before going to
Brussels, to take over his father's
business, the publishing of the Post,
Mr. Derr was the proprietor of the
Clinton New Area, which has been
taken in with the Clinton News-Rec-
o d, at that time. Mr. Kerr was a
Amount of Insurance ab Risk on Dee.
31st, 1931, $19,593,724.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$199,101,.69.
Rates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years.
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
/Went, Also Dealer in Lightning Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Eggs, dozen
Butter
Wheat bushel
7-9-11
28
50c
Barley bush. .. ................. 35
Buckwheat
44
Flour .............. ... 1.75 3.00
Shoats, ton .................... 18.00
Bran, ton .... ....... 18.00
Hogs 4.50
Farm Horses.Come Back.
The present low price of oats and
other feeds in contrast with the
higher costs. of gas and oil required
real baseball enthusiast, and while in in tractor operation combine to in -
Clinton, was very frequently seen on dicate that the horse is rapidly re-
the Zurich Diamond, and most of gaining favor as a medium of farm.
our boys who played at that time we- power. The next few years will lik-
re well acquainted with the departed ety see a revival in horse breeding
__. and the use of heavy draft horses
FOR SALE on the farms of Canada, both east
and west. Under present conditions
!,arses can be bred and reared cheap-
ly and when they have reached work-
ing age, the charges for depreciation,
fuel and repairs are surprisingly low,
for the self -oiling engine has nothing
whatever on the self -repairing heavy
draft horses.
30x3 1/z Firestone Tires, Regular
price $5.00, for $4.25. While they
last.
L. Prang & Son.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Clipping the horse that has a
heavy coat make;; work easier for
both horse and attendant. Grooming
is not always as thorough as it might
be even with a clipped horse to say
nothing about the one with a long
heavy covering of hair.
Too big a rush the first day of
seeding may break the heart of the
young horse that is unaccustomed to
work. Even the mature horse has
been idle alt winter feels strain of the
first few days on the soft ground.
Bring them to a full day's work grad-
ually.
School Fairs
School Fairs are being continued
throughout Ontario by the Ontario
Department of Agriculture.' This
spring, however, the pupils of the
rural schools will not receive seeds as
they have formerly and special judg-
es will not be provided, but the De-
partment expects School Fairs to be
Current Crop Report
Perth County shipped—a carload of
purebred holstein cows to the U.S.A.
recently, selling around the $100
mark. A Grain Club in Oats has be-
en organized for the Junior Fanners
of Perth and has a membership of 72.
Improving Appearance
A farmer can Improve the appear-
ance and increase the value of his
farm in 10 to 20 years by spending
a few days in the spring planting:
trees' and shrubs around the farm
buildings, A cash outlay is not neces=
sary, as he may procure native trees
and shrubs in neighboring woods and
along the fence -rows. The trees
should be placed to give a setting for
the buildings, rather than hiding :them
Their ultimate size should be kept in
mind in order that they will be spac-
ed properly, and will not be too close
to the buildings. As the root hairs
Icarried on much the same as in the that take; up :rood from the soil are
past The Agricultureal Represent- at the end of the roots, care should
atives, therefore will require the co- he taken to preserve as many of the-
I operation of various people to assist se hairs as possible. When moving
In planning any necessary changes '.gees in dry weather, the roots ,s'ho-
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AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES.
Furniture Greatly Reduced
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LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITH QUALITY ;CONSIDERED
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