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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1932-06-09, Page 8moor vaRT. URICH k THE STORE WITH THE STOCK. Csrsets 8E C*rsettes We Carry the Nu -Back in Corsets, Girdles, and Cor- 's:titns. This Nu -Back gives New Figure, Comfort, aiic Trim Smooth Figure Lines. No Riding up. Nu - Back stays in same position. £LAW SUMMER SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK! Fin 7, quality Voiles, new 36 -in. N Gingham, 32 -in width, yd LZc'ies' Rayon bloomers, pr. Ladies' Mesh Hose, Silk at ............. Ladies Mesh Hose, Extra Special Lad;i s' Cotton Hose, blk., grey or fawn Ladies' print Housedresses Misses print Housedresses en's Silk Combinations M:tr,'s Buttonless Combinations Men's Fine Sox, 2 pr. for 39c 13c 49c 11.00 39c 19c 98c 75c 1.15 75c 25c GROCERIES! Pink Salmon, 1 lb. tins Roiled oats for Chicks, 10 lbs. for Blue ,Bird Jello C.0 •i Starch , 3 lbs. for GROCERIES! 10c 25c 5 c. 25c 5c. 25c • • Five Cleanser Try New Grape Nut Flakes, 2 for ti. GASCHO SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 `uA`�kly, sone Atli, 19 +0144++++44++++++++4+11444444"4"14++++++++++44++4444$40 . 4 Your E[ardw.re Store AUTO INSUR9NCE PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, FIRE, THEFT, ETC.. Pp lo 20% Reduction on Standard Rates for 2 To 4 Years' Driving without Accident. Crit Particulars about the Unlimited All -Risk Auto Policy. Protects you fully and provides for a $5000 Accident Policy. Information and Rates Cheerfully Given. Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR W I LL? .-1 WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Kelloggs, all bran, large. pkg. ....... . ......,,......,16c Velveeta cheese Half I%. pkg .. •-.•• 14c Ideal Catsup, Quart Bottle ...................15c Superior Baking Powder, 16 -oz .23c Kara Coffee, 1 lb. Tins .............................................39c Clark's Spagatti, 2 tins .....,..19c Columbia Matches, 3 boxes —.25c Ready cut Macroni, 2: lbs. 15c Challang Corn Starch, per pkg. 9c LUX For fine Laundering, 3 pkgs... 25c Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes for w..20c Newest Patterns in Voile. at Lowest Prices, ranging from 19 Cents per Yard up to 35c Ladies' Silk Mesh Hose, at pair 39c Men's Silk Jersey with Broadcloth shorts, at per Suit- $1. Men's and Boy's Underwear at low- Prices - J. W. MERNI3R YELLOW FRONT STORE Pkom a 140 Lutheran Budget Fixed at. $89,248.00 The Evangelical Lutheran S$rned of Canada, which convened at Water - lea last week, on Friday afternoon fixed the budget for the yeas at Barley bush. —. �................ 35 $89,248, as follows: Waterloo; Cal- Lege and Seminary, $25,000; general Oats bush. e ^ ~:: � : 25 expense, $8,000; sinking fund, $'81,.000 Buckwheat' 44 tamer missions, $2,500; how *ones- FIour ..,............_.. 1.75~3.00 ions$1,800; church building and ar- 1ebitecture, $500, making a total of $43,800. This sum with $45,448 for the United Lutheran Church in. Am- erica budget, brings the total budget to $89,248. The Synod. also adopt- ed dopted a resolution of the board: of gov- We, the undersignedl business men s"ho"e of Waterloo College, and Sem of the Village of Zurich agree to close anon, asking for increased represent our places of business, every Wednes- ation, six pastors and six laymen will , be the representation. At the closing I day afternoon at twelve o clock noon during the months of June, July, August and September: C. Fritz & Son, Milton Oescb;, W. G. Hess & Son, George Rees, W. O'Brein 4 Son, J. Kipping. Edward Westin, L. W. Hoffman, Stade & Weido, J. Gas- cho & Son, Harold Johnston, Louis Sehilbe & Son, Herb Krueger, J. W. Merner, Fred Thiel, Williams . Bros., A. F. Hess, D'rown's Boot Shop LOCAL MARKETS (Corrected Eggs, dozen Butter Wheat bushel every Wednesday) 7-9-11 28 .... 50e Imposeasasssea o ss(MSA1E 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 Tinsnuthing, Our Specialty! Please, Don't Forget, When in Need of New Furniture, We Have It! a.. STADE & WEID ZURICH -- ONT. 4• •••••••bAIAI••R D 4l0•••• ••• Shorts, ton 18.00 Bran, ton ...... .._... 18.00 Hogs .. •.., • O...... 4.50 NOTICE session in the evening a.. briew discus- sion took place on, a. suggestion to memoralize the United Lutheran Church of North America to with- draw from the Federated Council of Churches, but the proposal was re- jected by a large majority, it being felt there must be sufficient reason for the United Church Lutheran lead- ers eaders to remain affiliated with the coun- cil, and would therefore be a mistake to adopt such a proposal. The synod left the place of the next annual meeting with the executive for deci- sion, BUSY FARMER NEWS The Canadian wheat carry-over July 31, 1932, will be in the neigh- borhood of 103 million bushels, ac- cording to an estimated published by the Bureau of Statistics. This is the smallest carry-over since July 31, 1928. Will Grow Lima Beans A fairly large acreage of Lima be- ans will be grown in East Elgin for canning factory use, according to re- ports received at the St. Thomas office of the Department. Production tests have been made in both East and West Elgin during the last three years, and satisfactory yields of Lima beans reported. The average yield is 1,300 to 1,500 pounds to the acre. The acreage of soy beans in the co- unty will be small. Plan Your Program Now is the time to plan next win- ter's feeding program, not next win- ter. At this time, farmers can estim- ate whether they will be short of hay and succulent roughage before next spring comes around. There is still time to sow annual hay crops, such as soy beans, or a mixture of oats and peas. Both of these crops give high yields, and high feeding value. An extra acre of corn for silage might be valuable. Seed corn, this year, rs not only reasonable in price, but is of ex- ceedingly high quality. A few extra tons of high protein hay, and a well- filled silo, will be a considerable as- sistance in reducing the feed bill next winter. Better Farm Practices In spite bf the depression and the. shortage of ready ciGgia farmers ev- WE CAN SUPPLY THE PUBLIC M TH SEASON. ABLE HARDWARE AT MODERATE I R. E3 LET ITS SHOW YOU OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES. Furniture Greatly Reduced We are offering our entire Furniture Stock a' Greatly Reduced Prices. Furniture Prices have reached lowest Ilevel 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. • W,we been appointed Agents ler the, Celebrated: Massey -Harris Farrah Spent Repairs. Johnston do Kalbfleisch Hardware & Funtituteo Phone 63 *'G'!++4.4++•F•E++++f+ff4+ WWf•i4-P,F.sN•1+++++++ir++.+•l+++4 4. unprecedented demand for registered grain. Hardware merchants report a wonderful sale of screening material for fanning mills. Druggists report greatly increased sales of Formalde- hyde for treating grain for smut;, Seed cleaning plant operators report heavy increases in business. Weekly Crop Report Heavy rains have assured ample moisture in practically every part of Ontario. Crops are looking splendid. Fall Wheat, clover and alfalfa are making excellent growth. The apple bloom is very heavy in most orch aards districts, and a considerable in- crease is shown over the province in the number of orchards being spray- ed. Farmers are conning to realize that they must either spray their or- chards or cut them down altogether. Many Poor Hatches Reports received at the Experim- ental Farm, Ottawa, indicate that chicks are not hatching as plentifully as usual this spring. Hatches as low as 10 per cent. of the total eggs are reported, while 20 per cent and 25% hatches are not uncommon. This con- dition seems to be fairly genera) throughout the whole of Canada. These poor hatches, along with the late season, may have a decided eff- ect upon eggs production next winter Buyers should be advised to buy late chicks with caution because experi- ments have shown. that ehieks that cannot mature before winter are 0. poor investment. • 1'. The Apple Maggot According to a recent statement by Chas. W. Bauer, Secy Ontario .Grow- ers' Markets Council, Iiamilten, bout half the apple orchards in Ont- ario are infected with the apple itiag-- got. The infestation in the main is slight, but there are some heavy - uiHlHllflteNSIE IMMIIIHHHH;Her,IN GIIIHIIIIIIIIirffinHtRlHfllIVEM REI 1111 fIHHHH1111111 i li ll aH?Hb71 l;IHIHHHL4kIHHUInHII We Repair WWgo li s9 Buggies, Auto Tops, Etc., Etc. - 1 good Lumber Wagon at..._. _..._.......�__� 4 1 good buggy at ..........__ . .... _� _ .._...._-._ .._�3 0 4 wheel Trailer Complete-.._.._.__ _ .. _ __$25 KEEP ON SMILING! 2 HESS, the Repair . Mai @lk(NNAIHIHH�if}IIIHlilifilof�,n?l�NlfdllllIH3HIH119IIfiI�IH�JYksf�:'illft3ClfilflA�WHIIIdifMll�(H�HIjp�I�Gl�fjIIIIHIHANIIIII ' ZURICH ' GARAGE ATTENTION! TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS OF GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WLTK A GOOD STAND-- • ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITR QUALITY' CONSIDERED EXPERT W RKMANSHI? ON REPAIR WORK, AND OVER- HAUL JOSS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CHARGES VERY REASONARLIL GAS OILS GRE A_SE S �. Mousseaa Zurich 4 14.4444#44444444-€ !4•k++4,4-11,441444'&44444+•Fi4 444444!*4*1 erywhere in Ontario are u.sTti dise0sed orchards in some counties. year more careful and thorough farm' Andrew' Fulton, ovreseas fruit repre practices than ever before. Seed merchants report that they have nev- er had such a demand for high class seeds. All available supplies of 'Alf- tlfa, red clover, wheat, barley, oats, +iuckwheat and peas have been pur- chased and sown on Ontario farms.. Strange to say there has been an. sentative, Inas advised that Britain will place an embargo on all early supplies of apples if maggot is found in one shipment..This danger "tens- sitates growers to eliminate the in- sect from alt commercial orchards at least. They are insect to spray thor- oughly for ,corttro) of these poste. 4111,411041041041000110411011.0404141•11 04161111018011411/114000,411111011410,41 a SCHRAGS GARAGE 1 . ATTENTION! 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