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Zurich Herald, 1932-08-04, Page 8GHT THE STORE 'WITH . THE STOCK RICES CONTINUED O" ALL LINES ' OF SUMMER DRESS MATER- : VOILES, RAYONS, CREPES, ` PETER PP -1,1 PRINTS, GINGHAMS, REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS. MEN'S WEAR d o carry a complete line of Men's Work Clothes,..for tr c Harvest Season,,. and Selling.. at.. Lowest -possible • .prices for I.Iigh Grade Goods. C i 1'artt's Overalls, pr. from 1.50 to 1.95 Ea1ldog Overalls, extra yarn dyed cloth, Special at 1.50 Bu1_'og Smocks to match, Special, at 1.45 Mo;. rch Overalls, all sizes at 1.10 Mel:'; Work Shirts, Special at .1.00 Men's Navy Shirts, well made, large cut, now 80c Mcn's Work Sox, at pr. 17c to 25c ,a. GASCHO & SON P ODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 AUTO INSURANCE iPUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY , DAMAGE, FIRE, THEFT, _ ETC. Pp 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? 1 socas0000000000 0000500 Goodyear Tires and Tubes ThursasYR 4tiZURIC1ERAL ,i +.1.44. 44444440.4 q'0"t„;..i„6°4'M„' 4.44 p 41+44++++++++ 44+'it>t„i *++ WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Specials for Thursday, Friday and Satrdaay BRUNSWICK SARDINES, 6% for ...............-..-•: ��* 15e 19c 54c 23c 9c 25c .2.5c 25c 1oc 25c 19c 10c 25e Chateau Cheese, Half lb. Box Oxydol, large Pkg. PREMIUM TEA (Free Vase) Fry's COCOA, Half lb. Tin CHALLENGE CORN STARCH, per pkg. INFANT'S DELIGHT SOAP, 4 Cakes Aylmer TOMATO SOUP, 3 Tins. CORN FLAKES, 3 Pkges Natures' Best Golden Bantam Corn,. per Tins P. & G. Soap 7 Cakes for CALAY SOAP, 2 Cakes CLARK'S SPAGHETTI, No. 2 Tin„ per Tin. FRUTO JELLY POWDER, 4 pkgs. LADIES' Silk Full Fashioned Hose, Reg. $1.00, at 89c LADIES' Silk Full Fashioned Hose, Reg, 79c at 69e Ladies' Silk Non Run Bloomers, Reg. 89e at 69c Ladies' Silk Non Run Bloomers, Reg. 49e at 39c Ladies Silk Mesh Dose, Reg. $1.00 at 69e EGGS, CASH OR TRADE J. W. MERNER YELLOW FRONT STORE tom ---- Pk.. 140 R GRAIN WANTED We are prepared to pay the highest market price for all kinds of Ontario Grain and Beans. We can also sup- ply you with empty bags and arrange for trucking same at a very low rate. COOK BROS. MILLLN*. Lu. HENSALL, ONT. Office Phone 54. Res. Phone 63. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlemmer of Tavistock visited with Rev. E. Burn and family over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gottschalk •ot' Seaforth were visitors at the home of 1VIr.. and Mrs. J. W. Horner, the latter part of last week. Rev. E. A. Poulter of Varna, was in the village on Saturday. • Rev. and Mrs. Poulter are spending a month's vacation at Rondeau Provincial Park The entire Percheron horse Logan, owned by Mr. William Decker took ill and in order to end his suffering Mr. Decker was obliged to shoot this popular animal. LOCAL MARKETS Corrected every Wednesday► Eggs 13-11-9 Butter 23 Wheat bushel Barley bush.:................_. 35 I Oats bush. 25 (Buckwheat44 Flour .. ... r... » ... 1.75 3.00 Shorts, ton ................. 18:00 Bran, ton ... .. ... 10.00 Hoge ......._... 4.50 50c 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 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! ;: I. have, ecu radically. ,changed, by tru- ck 'transportation and jobbers who own, trucks. There is " no doubt that the- truck has extended markets to growers. Some recent occurrences I show. the disadvantages, not so much of the truck as a means of transpor tation but jobbers. There are cases where these men have taken advant, age- of growers who have not up-to- date knowledge of markets. A s an example of this might be noted, an early carrot grower in Southwestern Ontario was approached by a buyer who owns his own truck. This par- ticular grower did not have - up-to- date knowledge of the markets and took what the trucker offered. The grower, much to his sorrow, later learned that he sold his carrots at one-third the market price.. New Cord Disease Corn crops of Western Ontario, have a new menace in Stewart's Dis- ease, which has become prevalent in Kent and Essex Counties, with a spr- inkling in Middlesex, Lambton, Nor- folk and Elgin. Representatives from these counties met recently to con- sider the problem. Dr. G. H. Berkley pathologist, of the Dominion labor- atory at St. Catharines, and Prof. Davies of the Dept. of Entomology, at O.A.C., were present to give in- formation to the representatives.. It was pointed out that Stewart's Dis- ease is a bacterial type, attacking the Rose—At Zurich, on July 3 Oth, to vascular bundles of the plant stent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose a son. and clogging up the duct carrying Neeb—At Zurich, on July 26th, to moisture and food to the leaves.These Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Neeb, a son. subsequently wither and the plant Clausius—At Blind Line, Hay, on dies. The disease works fast, killing July 29th to Mr. and Mrs. Henry the plant in three days after the in- Clausius a son, fection becomes apparent. The dis- ease centre was established by minute yellow specks comprising the disease areas on the roots bundles. Instruct- ions for control of the disease can be sent out shortly. Value of Live Stock Interesting figures on agriculture compiled from the 1931 census have just been released. One bulletin sho- ws the total value of live stock and bees for Ontario is $172,581,376, as compared with a .value of $225,005,- 271 for 1921, or a decrease of $62,- 423,895, 62,423,895, or 26.56 per cent. This decrease is ,partly explained by ade- ental hay crop they have an import- crease iin numbers of the various ant place. In yielding and quality of classes of live stock and partly by a fodder the crop ranks high, and be- decrease in values which has taken ing a legume, soybeans are beneficial place during the period, There was a to the land, The seed is the richest decrease in ten years of 4.'72 per et protein-pii s 1ueing grain that can be grown in this province. It also yields a large amount of oil which has a wide commercial use. The cake or meal obtained from the processing of soybeans to extract the oil is an ex- cellent high protein concentrate wh- ich can be used with good remits in haiatacing rations for live stock. Study Markets Closely Marketing conditions and systems Early in the year found .Canada with 185,057.000 bushels of wheat on hand—approximately 2,850,000 bus- hels less than a year ago. Last year production . of Canadian gold amoun- ted to $55,715,000. 1932 gives ev- ery prospect of exceeding that am- ount. Breaks Batton in Tussle Whilt in the act of arresting a prisoner on highway 11 the other day Traffic Officer Foxton of Goder- ich was forced to draw his baton. The accused succeeded in getting his hands on one end of the weapon and before the tussle was ended the bat- on was broken in two, but the ac- cused was subdued. A zig-zagging car attracted the officers attention. The driver was too drunk to give his name or appear in court. BORN Papineau—At Blue Water Highway, on August 2ud, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Papineau, a daughter. 1 Please, Don't Forget, When in Need of New = Furniture, We Have It! essissairsesseakskaassiassoaasseatlesakiesatessoaseseempersol STAEE & ZURICH - ONT. • Your Hardware Store 4' WE CAN SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH SEASON-, ABLE HARDWARE AT MODERATE PRICES LET ITS SHOW. YOU OUR FULL LINE OF' GRANITEWARE -. AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES. Furniture Greatly Reduced • We are offering our entire Furniture Stock at Greatly Reduced Prices. Furniture Prices have reached lowest level and are sure to advance. Secure your needs nowt IWe 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 Agents for the Celebrated Massey Harris Farm implement Repairs. Johnston & Kalbfieisch Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 HiMMINSINIMENEMIUNINIMIiMIUMINllllRUENNE 3sE''"M'fluulMMEIMIImIIr 9+i lumuM1011Iu51113113V BUSY FARMER NEWS Soybeans in Ontario - "Soybeans in Ontario" is the title of a very interesting pamphlet pre- pared by Prof. W. J. Squirrell and J. Laughland of the Department of Field Husbandry, O,A.C., copies of which are obtainable through your local agriculural representative. Soy beans were first tested at O.A.C. in 1893 and distributed for `co-operat- ive tests to farmers in 1901. There are many purposes for which soy- beans can be grown, as a supplem- We Repair Wagons, Buggies, Auto- Tops, Ete., Etc. 1 good Lumber Wagon 1 good buggy at .--.. ..._.... .. _W. _�3� 5_ 4 wheel Trailer Corolg ere $25 KEEP ON: SKIT -173 SS,, the Repair IlialiMattilik451111111411116=11111111WIERSIMINUBIllIVISHIMMEll 04-141144-14+++4444++++++++441044.14444++++.44.44+14440* in number of cattle and 23.32 per et. in value. But while the total number of cattle has decreased during the decade, the number of calves, heifers and cows ht • milk or in calf has in- creased, tending to show that the dairy indurtry has advanced during the sante period. The average price per unit of cattle of all classes in 1931 was $36.60, as compared with an average value of $46.47 in 1921. ZuRICS ' GARAGE ATTENTION! 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