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36 -in. wide, at per yard 19e
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Full Fashioned Silk Hose, pr;
L^,;.i -:s' Cotton Hose, pr.
Me:_;" Buttonless Combinations at
Me:-,: 3' Overalls, Blue at
11/1:.r.3' Peanut Hats, at 18c
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75c
$1.15
GROCERIF.S! GROCERIES!
Pcx:1 Soap, 10 bars for
Prunes, large, 3 lbs. for
Mi -- -:•d Cookies, per lb,
F: -.:gid Oats for chicks, 8 lbs. for
R c , Bird Jello at
Plei.i White cups, each
Gly .s Tumblers, 6 for
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25c
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WC "'ll King Bug Killer,.. Arsonate of Lead, and Paris
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PHONE 59
AUTO INSURANCE
PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE,
FIRE, THEFT, ETC.
to 20% Reduction on Standard Rates for 2 To 4
Years' Driving without Accident.
(Get 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 WILL?
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Goodyear Tires and Tubes
TALK ABOUT GOODYEAR CORD AND SAL-
OON TIRES AND TUBES, .• .
To ---The Man who hasn't much money to spend on
Tires, they're the Cheapest Tires he can buy.
Ta ---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 Tinsmithinc
• Specialty! . •Y
Please, Don't Forget, When in Need of New
Furniture, We Have It!
STADE egy.,
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ZURICH - ONT.
ZURICH HERALD
Thursday„ duly 7th3 l a32
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WE SILL THE BEST'Ffa.LESS
Specials for Thursday', Friday and Saturday
Maxwell House • Coffee, 1..11 turf . ,,,.41 c
Kelloggs Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs. :..; ..14c •
Velveeta cheese, Half lb. pkgs.; !,.per pkg..~
Kraft Salad Dressing, 12 -oz. jar, 19c
Challenge Corn Starch, per .Pkg
Nature's Best Tomato Juice, `'2 tins �' 9c
Palm Olive Soap,19c
3 cakes ,� 23c
Med. weight Broom, at .,..• ,..,..
Aylmer Soup, 2 tins for -- ,-,_.. c
Corn and Peas, 2 tine ti """ 1 1 9 9c
Certo, per Bottle, . T 9c
Grape Nuts, Flake 2r ' 29c'
Fly Coils, to hang uppkv- f o vM.21 c
4 for 10c
Children's Sox, Sizes 5 to 9' at .25c
Ladies' Pure Silk Mesh Hose, Reg. $1, at 89c
Print House Dresses at 89c to 1.25, Reg. 1.2.5 and: 1.75'
J. W. MERNER
YELLOW FRONT STORE
Phone 140
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The Dougall sisters of Hensall, are LOCAL MARKETS
visiting with their aunt, Mrs. T. L.
Williams.
Mr• Hugh. MacKirs spending , {Corrected every Weal ds
anon g nes
the week with some boy friends at Egg' dozen • •
Grand Bend, camping. Butter ..... ................
Mr. and Mrs. Herb MMousseau ante! Wheat bushel -
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Walper motored Barley built, . , _ - •» - -,- • - .
to Stratford on Saturday. Oats bus2t. ,
Miss Selma Burn, Bruce and LoisBuclwheaE
Burn from New York city, are visit- t shortpieur • • • -- • •» 1.76
ing at Rev: E. Burn's. h°nes, torn -••
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith of De-
troit were holiday- visitors with re-
latives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Neil of De-
troit spent the week -end with her: BLISY FARMER MEWS
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick.
• Mr. and Mrs. Len. Heist of De- .Adapt Egg Regulations.
troit spent the holiday at the home Amendments have to the federal egg
of her parents, Mr.ole and Mrs. Oscar regulations now been, finally ad
opted by the province f Ontario. The'
Klopp. egg regulations .are 'administered b
Mr. and. Mrs. Milton Hey and babe the Federal Department under the
of Detroit were week -cud visitors at authority- of Federal statute, and -the-
-the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. • it adoption by Ontario makes them
Hey, Jr, fully operative throughout the Dom -
Our mailing list has been corrected 'inion. The general principle of the
up to July 5th. If you have paid re
Hogs ••«, 450
your subscription and have not re-
ceived credit, kindly let us know.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haberer, and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schilbe have re-
cently enjoyed a fine motor trip with
friends at Guelph, Kitchener and Ni-
agara Falls.
The ocean steamship companies an-
nounce drastic reductions in passen-
ger fares, bringing them down to the
Iowest point since 1914. A trip to
Europe will now cost only a little
money—if one has the "little money'
The school teaching profession
still seems to be quite popular, as
there seems to be an abundance of
teachers available. This is again de-
monstrated in the case of S. S. No.
6 Hay, who recently advertised for a
teacher and in a short time received
235 applications for the position.
Miss Pfaff, of Hensall, was engaged
at $590. If each teacher seeking a
position has to make accordingly as
many applications, namely 235, as
gulations is not tered • nr anyway,
in the amendments: Some changes
have been made in country buying
regulations designed to secure for the
producer full graded value for his
produeti
Increase Bacoui Exports
An increase of 5,739,00 lbs., of
ntarly 285 per cent., was shown in
the export sales of Canadian bacon.
and hang, to all countries for the first
quarter of this year. Sales this year
amounted to 7,752,000 lbs. as com-
pared with 2,013,000 lbs. in the first
three months of 1931. For the week
ended. Jute 10, the price of Canad-
ian bacon in tlae British market rang-
ed from 54 to 58 shillinigs per long
cwt., an, average price which was se-
cond only to the Trish product.
The British Market
Regardless of what may- happen at
the Imperial Economic Conference at
Ottawa next month such measures of
what these trustees received, it looks tariff protection as Great Britian has
to us like practically a year's job ahead' adopted should benefit Ont-
arto agricultural production very lar-
gely, said W. B. Somerset, chairman
of the pntario Marketing Board, who
has just:returned from a trip to Gre-
at Britain. • England has made a tre-
mendous response to the "buy Brit-
ish" cainpstign, `" especially since the
difficulties of last fall which resulted
in her' thandoning the gold standard
This sentiment alone is a very real
asset and Mr. Somerset declared him-
self amazedat the changed attitude
on the part of the Britisn importing
trade which he says is the direct re-
sult of a demand on the part of the
consumer that he be supplied with
British or Empire products.
T. i
institutes Gather at .Exeter
Meilleers of the various' Institutes
1rorn .Crediton, zisrich, Hurondate'
and ]llxeter met in the Parish Hall of
Trivhtt 'Memorial Church, Exeter, au
Friday ;afternoon last, for the annual
sunirneir. meeting,. Miss Nettie Reddy,
the dirct president, was in charge
The spoeial departmental speaker wag
Mrs: Clarence 'Mayes of Georgetown,
who gave a'spiendid address on Inst
• itute work The following took part
in the=program: Piano duett by lift
Harry liess and Mrs. (Dr.) : O°Dwyer
of . 2urhalt; Idaho solo by. Mrs. S. G.
Cochrane; solo by Miss Meta Rowe
while Mrs, Barry Carey hunumed the
chorus; iv- Mr. and Mrs. 'W ILCouldfieg.
writing out these applications.
Alex, Neeb Chosen as
County Registrar
As briefly stated in last week's
issue, Alex. Neeb, former reeve of
Stephen Township has been appoint-
ed registrar of deeds for Huron Co-
unty to succeed the late William
Coats. Thic announcement was made
by Hon, W. H. Price, attorney -gen-
eral, the past week, and the choice
does not come as a surprise. The new
registrar is 52 years of age, a mem-
ber of one of the pioneer families of
the Dashwood district. His grand-
father moved to Stephen Tp., from
Waterloo County, From early man-
hood Mr, Neeb has taken an active
interest in public affairs. His ability
was early recognized by his neigh -
bora by this election to township co-
uncil and later to the reeveship, . a,
position he held for several years,On
the county council he was a valuable
member and was selected to serve ort
important committees, In 1926 he
was an unsuccessful Conservative
candidatefor the Legislature. Mr
Neeb is the father of eight children.
He is a member el and an. active
'otter in the Evangelical church. It
v,Il be Borne time till arrangements
Len be made to shove the family to
Goderieh, as Mr, Neeb has a fine
fano in Stephen to look after.
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WE CAN SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH SEASON-
ABLE
HARDWARE AT MODERATE PRIttES
LET US SHOW YOU -
OUR : FULL ` LINE OF GRANITEWARE
RANITEWARE :.
AT LOWEST PREVAILING. PRICES.
Furfliturc Greatly Reduced
We are offering our entire Furniture Stock at
Reduced Prices. Greatly
Furniture Prices have reached lowest
level and arcs sure to your n advance. Secure
Y cede nowl
We also ` have some Good 'Used' Furniture in Stock
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God Supply of Liquid Smoke Cure and OLd Hickory
Smoke Salt in Stock.
We bays been appoint,. . Agents for the Celelsrated
MasSey-Harris Farm Implement Repairs.
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Hardware & Furniture. Phone
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Auto Tops, Etc., Etc.
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4 wheel Tr ..........
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Trailer Complete........w..____$25
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EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK. AND OVER-
HAUL JOSE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CLIA tG.E2 VERY
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