Zurich Herald, 1932-07-21, Page 8WAG!1 FTfT-1T
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
GASCHOS' SUMMER
CIEARING SALE
Sale begins Saturday July 16th
Sale ends Saturday July 30th
\it1;: carry a complete Stock of all Lines of SUMMER
GO -DS. And as many Warm Summer Days are
still to come, this is your opportunity to procure No. 1
ci :r' Ly seasonable Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices.
OUR CLEARING SALES
e'known far and wide as real Money Saving Events.
Cprne and Share in'the Many Bargains we Offer!
SEE LARGE POSTERS FOR MORE
PARTICULARS.
J. GASCHO & SON
Fa ODUCE WANTED PHONE 59
AUTO INSUR9NCE
PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE,
FiRE, THEFT, ETC.
`- - % •Reduction on Standard Rates for 2 To 4
Years' Driving without Accident.
Get Particulars about the Unlimited All -Risk Auto
Polio. Protects you fully and provides for a $5000
Accident Policy.
I Information and Rates Cheerfully Given.
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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ABLE HARDWARE AT MODERATE PRI CES
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
P. and G. White Naptha Soap, 5 bars 17c
Kellogg's all bran, large pkg • 16c
Superior Tea in lead pkgs.. per lb, ... 39c
..2.9c
Certo, (sure jell) per bottle
Rideau Cheese, (spreads or sticks) half lb. .... 5c
I'1 cLaren's Stuffed Olives, per battle 23c
St. Croix Castile Soap, S cakes 25c
Tomatoes, No. 2 Tin, 2 Tins 15c
�2c
Brooms, 4 strings
Capital Brooms, heavy weight
59c
We are selling our Summer Dress Voiles from 15c yd.
and up.... See Them!
J. W. MeRNER
YELLOW FRONT STORE Phone 140
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LET US SIIOW YOU/
OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE
AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES.
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: We are offering our entire Furniture Stock at Greatly
IReduced Prices. Furniture Prices have reached lowest
tlevel, and are sire to advance. Secure your needs nowt
it We also have some Good Used Furniture in Stock
Good Supply of Liquid Smoke Cure 9 and OLd Hickory
Smoke Salt in Stock.
We have been appointed Agents for the Celebrated
Massey -Harris Farm [mp9emeeet Repairs.
Massey -Harris fmptaenlent Repair.
Johnston & Kathfie:isch
I Hardware & F anfture. Phone 63
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Mr. Orlo Pattison, of Carlo, Mich-,
is visiting with his brother-in-law,
Mr. William Lamont. 1 (Corroded every Wsdnesdhv)
Miss Ruth Foster, who spent the, Eggs ... • .... • ....... 15-12-9
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past two weeks with her cousin, Miss
Lois Siemon, of London, has return-
ed home.
Mr. Leo Mittleholtz of Kitchener,
visited over the week -end with his
brother, Mr. Ted. Mittlehol'tr,.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver of Lon-
don spent the waak-end with friends
in town. Mrs. Oliver remaining ov-
er for the week.
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Goodyear Tires and Tubes
TALK ABOUT GOODYEAR CORD AND BAL-
OON TIRES AND TUBES.
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To ---The Man who hasn't much money to spend on
Tires, they're the Cheapest Tires he can buy.
To ---The Buyer wlio 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 Tinsmithing, Our
Specialty! .;
?lease, Don't Forget, When in Need of
Furniture, We Have It!
STADE & WEI
zt1RICH ONT.
West Huron W. I.
The West Huron Womens Institute
held its district annual meeting at the
Foresters Hall, Belgrave, on. Tues-
day last with a good representation
being present. The meeting opened
with Mrs. Davidson of Dungannon in
the chair, Mrs. Bissett of Goderich Hessian Fly. Alfalfa and mixed hay
read the scripture reading, The vat- will be good crops inthat county. 90
ious branches then reported of thea per cent of the wheat crop in North
Simcoe is first-class. 10,000 acres of
buckwheat were sown in Wellington
Co., the past two weeks in June and
the first week in July. Cutting of
fall wheat has been generall in Es-
sex. Heavy rain and wind hurt the
fall wheat fields in Hatdiamond. The
new egg -grading regulations are rep-
orted to be working well . Rains aver
most of Ontario in the early part of
July brought needed moisture and
spring crops are coming along rapid-
ly.
Wellington County Report
Butter .. ,b _. ... •
Wheat bushel 50c
Barley bush. ....._ ..... _...... -. 35
Oats bush. ........................ 25
Buckwheat ...................44
Flour . ................... 1.75. 3.00
Shouts, ton ............ -..... 18.00
Bran, ton ea. r• 18.00
Hogs • • •- ..... ,.. 4.50
truckers support the system as it
saves time and protects them from
unfair competition. Weekly records
show the use of bills' of lading is in
creasing steadily.
Current Crop Reports
In. Huron County, fall wheat pro-
mises an excellent yield, although
there is some lodging and damage by
good work they had done in relief
work at home and in the West. Lec-
tures were then enjoyed. At the el-
ection of officers, Mrs. Gordon Bisset
of Goderich was elected president, 1st
vice-pres., Mrs. Trewartha, Clinton;
2nd vice Mrs. Alton, secy-treas., Mrs.
Elliott, Wingham.
The Local News
The main aim of the weekly news-
paper as the name implies, is to give
news of its own district. It may have
other aims, such as to give the mer-
chants a chance to tell of their goods
in its columns or to try to influence
public opinion through its editor-
ials; but first of all it must give the
news. Some of this news is not easily
obtained and no editor can cover it
all without assistance. Especially is
this true when you have visitors.
Many of the ladies think that per-
sonals are the most interesting read-
ing in the whole paper. Your visitors
are usually glad to have their names
appear, so send them in. Sometimes
people come in and give the impres-
sion that they are asking a favor
when they want us to insert the
names of their friends who have been
spending a few days with them. No
person need feelthat way about giv-
ing us news items for we are indeed
glad to get them all.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
New
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..The Wellington County Live Stock
Improvement Association alms to
make Wellington County one of the
best live stock breeding centres in
Canada and already 95 per cent. of
all the sires in Wellington are pure
bred, including 1000 bulls and 2000
pure bred rams; 300 pure bred boars
and 50 pure bred stallions.
Wellington Co. now has 51 accred-
ited herds, including 24 Holsteins, 18
Shorthorns, 4 Ayrshires, 1 Jersey and
4 Ayrshires, 1 Jersey and 4 Angus.
The, 100,000 acres of hay for ,next'
winter"s roughage will be worth a-
bout $1 a ton less for reeding value
on account of the continued rains
holding back the haying. Hundreds egf'
city people are flocking Welling-
ton County farms and old empty ho-
uSes in the country are being re-oc
eupied. At least ten married couples
must have moved to Arthur Village
alone during the past year, to get
something to do, even although their
income is a very merger one.
Plums for Britain
The ten per cent tariff which went
into effect March lst, 1932, on for-
eign plums entering the United-King-
dom
nited King
dom, offers a splendid opportunity to
the Ontarioplum industry to devil..-
.this
evel-
this potential export outlet, aceor-
The 27th annual report of the On-
tario Vegetable Growers' Association
for 1931 is now available. It includ-
es a number of interesting adresses,
and treaties on different phases of
vegetable -growing. Copies of the re-
port are obtainable through your lo-
cal agricultural representative,
,. Decreased Hog Supply
Market supplies of hogs in the Un-
ited States and Europe will probably ding to Andrew Fulton, overseas Trutt
decrease during the next few months; ding
Since Canada is the
nevertheless they are likely to be only source . of overseas supplies to
larger than in the corresponding per- take the Elace 9t Loreiin imports it
iod !last year, says the U.S. Bung'. l ecet/§'ary to look to Ontario for this
of Agricnitureal economics.
Bill of Lading Protects Farmers
.Excellent progress has been made
inapplying bill of lading regulations
o truck movements of live stock, st
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We Repair Wagons, Buggies,
Auto Tops, Etc., Etce
1 good Lumber Wagon at.. _ __:. .........._....-$45
1 good buggy at �._ . $30►
4 wheel Trailer Coingleta_.-._.._... _ $25
KEEP ON SMILING!
HESS; the Repair Man
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fruit. In 1930 the United Kingdom
importeal 44 million pounds, which is
more than twice the annual product -
son in Canada. France supplied near -
IV half the total, There is no reason
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ATTENTION!
TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS
WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS Old
GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A GOOD STAND-
ARD GRADE O5' GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT
LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITH QUALITY CONSIDERED
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK, AND OVER-
HAUL JOBS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CHARGES VERY
REASONABLE.
GAS OILS GREASES
H. Mousseau Zurioli
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fat • s Garnet Duncan of the Ontario v. by Ontario should not capture part
Marketing Board staff'- Farmers ap-/ of this export trade. Past experiences
this system against irregularities
predate the protection offered them has shown that special Care is xecluir-
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practised by some trackers" continu- frig Ontario plums to ensure the fruit
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