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Il : VOILES, RAYONS, CREPES, PETER.
P.11J,I PRINTS, GINGHAMS, REMNANTS OF
ALL KINDS.
MEN'S WEAR
Wc, carry a complete line of Men's Work Clothes,..for
l'itarvest Season,,. and Selling.. at.. Lowest..possible
.prices for High. Grade Goods.
'. 1-7.rtt's Overalls, pr. from 1.50 to 1.95
6'.r'ldog Overalls, extra yarn dyed cloth, Special at 1.50
h u' l clog Smocks to match, Special, at 1.45
-ch Overalls, all sizes at
Work Shirts, Special at
1.10
1.00
Men's Navy Shirts, well made, large cut, now..........80c
Mu._'s Work Sox, at pr. 17c to 25c
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
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For Your fall Investments
BUY
Huron & Erie Debentures
NOW YIELDING
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- Zurich
PAYABLE TWICE A YEAR
ON .AMOUNTS OVER $100, FOR ANY TERM 1 TO 5 YEARS.
NO DELAY—NO UNPAID INTEREST—PROMPT COURTEOUS
SERVICE. "OLDER THAN THE DOMINION OF CANADA".
REPRESENTATIVE
Andrew F. Hess,
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
you have to offer for sale, any good quality Alsike,
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ZURICH HERALD
Thursday, Aiig11A 25th, 104'1*
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, our Hardware Store
WE CAN SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH SEASON.,
4.
4* ABLE HARDWARE AT MODERATE PRICES
WE SELL THE BEST FOR
Specials for Thursday ,° Friday
LESS
and
Saturday
Rinso, Large pkg 19c
Rideau Cheese, Half lb. pkg. 15c
Ingersoll .Cream cheese Half lb. pkg. 2 for ....25c
Capital Heavy Six string broom 59c
Medium weight Broom, 5 string i9c
Lighter weight, 5 string Broom 29c
Del Maiz Corn, 2 tins 29c
Challenge Corn Starch lb. pkg. 9c
Jar Rubbers, per dozen 5c
23c
25c
15c
Zinc J.ar Rings, per dozen
Freta Jelly Powders, 4 for
Klen7iine.Anonia, 2 pkgs for
Voiles and all Summer Dress Goods at Reduced.
Prices.
Onr Regular 15c and 18c Print at per yd 12''
Regular 25c and 29c at, per yd 19c
Children's Cotton 25c Hose at ............. 19c
Ladies Reg. 25c and 35c Hose at 19c
J. W. MI3RNER
YELLOW FRONT STORE
Phone 140
GRAIN WANTED ` • LOCAL MARKETS
We are prepared to pay the highest (air®eted every Wednesday)
market price for all kinds of Ontario E s .. • . ...� 16 12-9
Grain and Beans. We can. also sup- Butter ... , 23
ply you with empty bags and arrange Wheat buabel� ................ 5030
for trucking same at a very low rate. Barleg burse. • .» ...-• —• 35
COOK BROS. MILLING CO. I '""-•
HENSALL, ONT. Oats bush. ..............-.. -. . 26
Buckwheat ......_ ...- .... ...... . ��
Office Phone 54. Res. Phone 63. Flour .. • r ..» . • -_ • . 1.75. 5.00
L. Schilbe & Son, Zurich, are of- Shorts, ton •-• • 18.00
fering a good brand of fertilizer for Bran, ton ..... .o.-..... •— 15.00
sale at $19.00 a ton, delivered. Hose �.........dm* .. 4•50
Mrs. Herb Mousseau and family,
are spending the week camping at
Turnbull's Grove. Board states that a. new package for
Miss Vera Decher who has been) hothouse tomatoes has been Devised
visiting in Detroit has returned to her and iS making a hit with the trade
home. across the border, bringing a prem -
Mr. Lennie Prang underwent _ an iL-�y out 15e per basket iover
operation in London Hospital on ru- other'packages. The need package is
a corrugated paper carton with a
wood handle, giving it. the appear -
icing with his sons, Mr. C. 0. of St. 1 ance •of a peck' basket. Each tomato
Joseph, and C. L. of town, and other is labelled and •cellophane wrapped.
friends for a week or so.• The cellophane of course is transpar
Mr. and Mrs. Parcy Zurk and fam- ent and the buyer can easily see the
ily, of Toledo, Ohio, visited over the tomatoes without removing the wrap
week -end with the former's parents, per and spoiling the appearance of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Zurk, of Exeter. the. package. The cellophaane also.
has other advantages as it keeps the
tomato firm and keeps out moisture.
Seeds Seeds
if
Timothy and Clover Seeds, don't forget we are in the
Market at highest prevailing prices. Also do custom
cleaning at lowest prices.
COAL COAL
We can take care of your Coal orders.
usual ---- LOWER!
Prices as'
Until September the 17th a $5.00 allowance on any old
Mattress, on the purchase of a Marshall Special, Marshall
Premier of Marshall Regal Mattress. See our Stock,
Also please don't forget, when in need of NEW FURN-
ITURE, We have it!
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and General
Tinsmithing our Specialty.
ULL LINE OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
esday for anthruin trouble.
Mr. Daniel Smith of Arkona, is vis -
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LET US SHOW. YOU
OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE
AT LOWEST (PREVAILING PRICES.
1 Furniture Greatly Reduced
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We are offering our entire Furniture Stock at Greatly,
Reduced Primo. Furniture Prices have reached lowest
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Rev. Father A. M. Stroeder, of
Maidstone, Ont., called on. Zurich
friends last week. We were indeed
pleased to•have this Reverend gentle-
man call on us, and also glad to see
him look so well and cheerful.
Merrsr. Herb and Alex. Mousseau,
Walter and Karl Burn had a most
enjoyable fishing trip to Lion's Head
on Georgian Bay, this week, and re-
turned on Tuesday evening with a
nice box of lake trout.
Mr. Percy Rowe, Principal of Zur-
ich Continuation School, and his fa-
ther, Mr. Thomas Row, who spent
the summer months in their home on
Manitoulin Island, returned to Zur-
ich on Tuesday where the former is
getting things ready for the opening
of school on Thursday of next week.
Rev. and Mrs. LeRoy Polmanteer
and daughter Verginnia; Wm. Rader
and daughter Miss Barbara of Flint,
Mich., and Mrs. C. Rader or Dash-
wood visited at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Rader and slaughter Lillian
• Mr. and Mrs,I P. Haberer, Mrs. C.
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Decker- and fiimily and then friends.
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• We also have some Good Used Furniture in Stock
Good Supply of Liquid Smoke Cure and OLd Hickory
Smoke Salt in Stock.
.i. We have been appointed Agents for the Celebrated
Massey -Harris Farm Implement ent Repairs.
Johnston 85 Kalbfieiscli
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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We Repair Wagons, Buggies,
Auto Tops, Etc., Etc.
1 good Lumber Wagon at ...
1 good buggy at
4 wheel Trailer Complete
KEEP ON SMILING!
HESS, the Repair Mari-
Trade iin Farm Products
A statement just issued by the Do-
minion
Bureau of Statistics estimat-
es the total of Canada's trade in farm
products for the firsial year 1931232
at $308,480,201; - of this amount
$224,728,269 represents farm pro-
ducts exported while $90,751,932 re-
presents farm products imported.
Census Farm Figures
Figures released by the Bureau of
Statistics in connection with the cen-
sus taken last year show that the
number of farms in Ontario has de-
creased from 198,053 in 1921 to
192,174 in 1931, a difference of 5',-
779 farms. The number of Ontario
farms by acre content is given as
follows: 1 to 10 acres, 15,934; 11 to
50 acres, 30,605; 51 to 100 acres,
58,295; 201 to 299 acres, 9,451; 300
acres and over, 9,269.
Ensilage Oots, Peas and, Vetches
The, following excerpts from the
annual report of the Dominion Feld
Husbandman for 1931.will be of sp-
ecial interest to farmers who include
oats; peas, and vetches for ensilage
in their general crop plan: Oats,
peas aand vetches in the dough stage
produce a high yield of good qual-
ity ensilage and cutting at this stage
in to be recommended over earlier or
later cuttings. It is not advisiable to
allow the oats, peas and vetch crop
to wilt more than two or three hours
before ensiling. Added water to oats
peas and etches does not improve the
quality of ensilage. Oats, peas and
vetches put into the silo without cut-
ting will produce ensilage which is
mouldy and not 'fit for feed.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Preliminary estimates of the yield
per acre of various crops over the
province is as follows: Wheat, 30.1
bushels; fall rye, 17.2 bushels; hay
and clover, tons per acre, 1.37; alf-
alfa, tons per acre. first cutting, 1.79
Ontario's Pear Crop .�
Prospects are reported to be excep-
tionally good for a large pear crop in
Ontario. The trees came through the
winter with very little injury and
weather conditions have been excel-
lent for the development of the fruit
Niagara district looks for a yield do-
uble that of uast year and' Burlington
also expectsto top last year's figures
Taken as a whole, the production for
the province should be far in excess
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TO OUR CREDITORS
Owing to heavy financial obligat-
ions that we have to meet at present,
we are obliged to send out an umber
of accounts, which in most cases are
el' .of 1931,.It is interesting to note that t small, yet they amount to a nice lit -
weather conditions have not been so tle sum when there are a number of
Su!tail
hirdsone
ex:-;
fc ropr h be Nbo at Stwoit
cota, whereof the
I ththeir em. appreciati�CVe trustri h of the to our!
credit a peal. V47e
TA p E' of last year, while British Columbia tended by rep y g p.
will likely have a. crop about equal to 'have also given a local citizen a few
R �` �. 0 N at of. 1931. for collection, who will in ,due time
,, " Y , New Tomato Package make a personal call for the =Dam s
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report to the Ontario Marketing owing. .:rl ,, ,
ZURICB ' GARAGE
ATTENTION!
TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS
WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS Or
GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A GOOD STAND.
AIM GRADE OF GASOLINE FRO/ OUR DELIVERY TUCK AT
LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES. Was QUALITY CONSIDERED
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK. AND OVER-
HAUL JOSS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CHARGES VERY
REASONABLE. (�
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