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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1932-09-15, Page 8llGl TTT(' T.V'r THE STORE WITH THE STOCK NEW FALL GOODS Let us show you our New Fall Lines of Dress Materials in Season's best Shades Diagonial Tweed Suitin gs, 54 -in. wide - $1.85 Flec`..ed Tweeds, 36 -in. width .59c New Queen's Cloth, a finely woven wool Cloth, 38 -in. wide at 65c Ladies' Pullover Sweaters at 1.98 to 2.25 ' New Sued Gloves a pair 49c, 59c, and 79c New Styles in Kid Gloves, Black, Brown and Tan, ata pr. $1.98 New Monarch Yarns for home knitting. See our style cards of knitted Sweater Suits, Etc. Dove yarn now 15e Down yarn, now 25c. GROCERIES! GROCERIES! Whiz Fly Spray, 8 -oz. for PL.Irn Olive Soap, 2 for Tely's Toilet Soap, large bars, P. incess Soap Flakes, at Japan Tea, Special, lb. G ii,;er Snaps, lb. Pink Salmon 3.h. -s. Special lot of scribblers for 19c 15c 4 for 25c 17c 37c 10c 7c school, 2 for 5c and 3 for 10c Everything in jars, crocks, jar rubbers, Rings, Corks, and all spices for pickling at lowest prices. J. GASCHO & SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 dl For Your Fall Investments BUY Huron & Erie Debentures The Huron. and Erie Mortgage Corporation has d.edawed its usual diviidend of 2% for the quarter ended September 30th, 1932, being at the rate of ..8% ,a ZIP. UM. • :Payable at the Corporation's Office in London on ;arid after October 1st, 1932 to shareholders of record on `September 15th, 1932. Andrew F. Hess is local representative for this -cl1 known institution which has paid dividends to its e.r-areholders regularly and without interruption since i•—.corporation in 1864. Agt. Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? 1 ZURICH RAL' , ...,..,.,�� T1-Aursd.iy, &rel)# anher i xll, 1.93:14,* +* 4 IAF.M+ +44,4,4' 44.4.4444+16441+ ^rl,+ *+ +•b+++++ ++ .g t Your Hardware Store WE CAN SUPPLY TFIE PUBLIC WITH SEASON- ABLE EA: O . ABLE HARDWARE AT MODERATE PRICES LET US SITOW YOU OUR FW, LINE OF G1 ANITEWARE fi AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES. 7, WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturda P. and G. Naptha Soap, 10 Bars Ingersoll Cream Cheese, 2 pkgs. Superior Stores, Tea Lead pkgs. per Ib Kelloggs Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs. Matches, 3 pkgs. Heinz Pork and Beans, medium tin, Ready Cut Macroni, 2 lbs. Heavy Six String Broom Medium Weight, 5 string Fly Swatters, wire, each Boys wool V Neck Pullovers ........ ........ Youth's Wool V Neck Pullovers ............. ........... ..,.....95c Several Good Colors to choose £rm 31c 75c. 39c 23c 75c 2 for........ 25c .15c 59c Broom 39c 10c J. W. MERNER YELLOW FRONT STORE Ramow Phone 140 GRAIN WAN.I L.l? 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 veiny tow rate. COOK BROS. MILLING CO.. HENSALL,. ONT. Office Phone 54. Res.. Phone 63. Goderich Fair Next Week Big district fair at. Goderileft Sep- tember 20 and 21... Afternoon pro- gram on Wednesday includes four track events: 2.28 twat er pace, 2.17 trot or pace, cunni race;. and relay ently. The bean crop in Kent is spot - running racce. Softball tournaments by due to excessive rainfall just aft - by fourleading; teams of equitty ` planting: The grain crop in Lin - Other attractions.. Sp>etial. exhibitsi'n, xs disapgointtiig.' 1KiddlGsex has Admission 25c...also had several loads of western cat- tle brought in, and more farmers than usual plan to go West for their Feeders. In. Oxford, oats yrelded as held on the evening of September 8, high as 70 hush. per acre, but the sp- in the Council. Chambers, with all ple crop there will be only 50 per ct. of Iast year. LOCAL MARKETS (Corrected every Wednesday) Eggs 16-12-0 deg zoalna Wheat bushel 56 Barley bush. — . r35 Oatsbush. -.. _25 Buckwheat ._..__....... 44 FIour ........ «............. L75 3.00 Shorts, ton _.................. 18.00 Bran, ton -...... ..- ..... .... 1.8.00 Hogs ....... ^ .... 4.50 Hensall Council Minutes The regular Council Meeting was members being present except Mr. Mickle. The tninutes of the previous meet- ing were read and adopted. T. Hudson reported the Hall roof as requiring repairs, same was order- ed to be repaired. G. Petty reported the Poll Tax arrears as being all settled. Reeve Geiger repoarted the crack filler for the pavement as being here and ready to apply, also some side - ..+..1I walks as needing repairs. Bills and Accounts were as follows Can. Oil Co., Road Oil, $18.00; J. asesits4preeensesion414140104/840211.nies.049,0,084106.40884.188111 HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE 1 Seeds Seeds If you have to offer for sale, any good quality Alsike, Timothy and Clover Seeds, don't forget we are in the Market at highest prevailing prices. Also do• custom .6 cleaning at lowest prices. COAL COAL We can take care of your Coal orders. - Prices as usual -- LOWER! 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. Passmore, Hydro 9.06; J. A. Paterson postage 1.00; N. Blatchford, Sanit- ary inspector 13.50. The above accounts were ordered. paid. Considerable discussions took place as regards the Transient Traders' By -Law, also the rent of Town Hall By-law as being too high according to present conditions. Spencer and Petty, that the Clerk draft out By-laws rescinding the pre- sent Transient Traders and Town Hall by-laws. That the Council adjourn to me- et again on September 19th at 8. p.m, to pass By-laws. James A. Peterson, Clerk ling Board. A definite step towards improvement of quality, he contin- + ued, was taken recently when the Ontario meat packers agreed to co- operate in grading hogs on the rat/. I am hoping that we may consider this as a forerunner of what we may expect in other farm products. The most effective educational work for the improvement of quality is done in my opinion, at the market -place. Handlers of farm products can do much towards improving quality, if they will buy accordingly to grade. Many farmers take pride in their cr- aft and invariably strive to produce the best. A large number, :however, will change their methods only when shown that it pays to do so. It is difficult to forsee any real improve- ment in quality, while the man pro - Ontario and the Grain Show Ontario will be well represented at the World's Grain Show in Regina, July 24 to Aug. 5, 1933, stated Hon. T. L. Kennedy, Minister of AgricuIt- ure, at a meeting of the Ontario Cox. mittee recently. He suggested that an active program be carried on this fall and winter to acquaint all grain and seed growers of the opportunit- ies of competitionat the first World's Grain Show and of assisting all ex- hibits to Regina. Prospective exhib- itors are advised to send 2 pounds representative samples to the Field Husbandry Department, 0.A.C. Gu- elph where they will be carefully ex- amined and suggestions made for the- ir improvement. Later all exhibits of seeds will be collected at Guelph and forwarded to Regina without trans- portation cost to the exhibitor from Guelph to Regina and return. Ontario Packers' Gesture •ls Step in Right Direction In the production of better quality products, the farmer requires the same incentive as those engaged in other lines of business, namely price, said J, A. Carroll, secy Ont. Market - Sweet Clover Ensilage The most suitable stage at which to ccut sweet clover for ensilage is when the majority of plants are in full bloom, writes E. S. Hopkins, Do- minion Field Husbandman, in his an- nual report for 1931. He also obser- ves: It is feasible to haul the crop to the silo immediately after cutting or within two or three hours, while the adition of water to sweet clover ensislage is not recommended. As is the case with oats -peas -vetch ensil- age, sweet clover held in storage for periods varying from three to nine months does not appear to sustain any damage or lose any of its palat- � d.ucing an inferior produet is recei�r- i 1 ability. ~+ *++' *~ ing a price almost a high as the card ULL LINE OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE 'Weeki Crop Report ful farmer, who takes pains to turn • Dufferin County reports solve po- out a top grade article. The solution ALWAYS IN STOCK. tatoes moving at 50 to 60 cents per lies with the buyers of farm products 90 lb: bag. Wheat in Halton is run- I believe that when buyers wilt offer peras high as 50 bush. to 52 bush.' a, cash inducement to the farmer pro- per acre. Huron has had yields of ducing tdp quality, only then will. a ;parley up to 50 bush. per acre on general improvement be effected. In nr, farms. Essex has harvestrcl a other words, I. am. convinced that aluable late tomato crop, A consid- purchasing Tory grade is the only an- rable number of Western feeder and saver to the question of improving the stocker esa,ttle came into Kent'roc- i quality of farm products, • 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 now I We also have some Good Used Furniture in Stock Good Supply of Liquid Smoke Cure and OLd Hickory Smoke Salt in Stock. We lave been appointed Agents for the Celebrated Massey -Harris Farm Implement Repairs. Johnston & Kalbffeisch Hardware & Furniture. 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