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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1932-11-17, Page 8• .iaa '1,4411,1*, Mrs ilvtaivi? t I , 11 I THE STORE WITH THE STOCK Fall and inter Goods OUR STOCK IS NOW ALMOST COMPLETE AND WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION New Sweater Coats for Men, Women, Boys and Girls, at New Low Prices. Men's best heavy all -wool Coats, now .each $ 3.50 A special lot of Boys' and Girl's Pullovers at 75c to 1.10 Everything in Underwear, in Sizes Suitable for Everyone. See our centre table for Special Values in odd sizes and Broken Lines, at less than Half Price New Dress Materials, Ripple Crepes, Flecked Tweeds, Queen's Cloths, Santoys, etc. GROCERIES! GROCERIES! Ginger SnaRs, a lb. Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. for. Japan Tea, per lb. Factory Cheese, old, nippy only, lb Princess Soap Flakes, at CELERY! CELERY! Fresh, frorriour own Gardens, at very low prices PRODUCE WANTED 10c I 9e 37c 17c 17c SON PHONE 59 IiiiimacoorAmencommignmulotamisivammicsratrmaspoo ,ms1,2a2szo.,=...pesloantrsemonwompineemownehrs, . . CONVENIENCE AND SAFETY & Erie Debentures 1, 'Are Grawing in Favor Year by Year. In 1931 investors held $29,300,000 of the Trustee Debentures The Rate of Interest is still 534% twice a Year FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO: Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? ffellalani ifelegoeiziumemirormawat.ro/evron....macc=tana 01:910tOreaMMICIUM.11,1M610•115111MIIIMIBMON 11000,101454;390* 4109.011‘213484eadiVeliielMkee00414:44111640Rilft HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE 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 cleaning at lowest prices. COAL COAL We can take care of your Cqal orders. usual -- LOWER! Prices as Until September the 17th a $5.00 allowance on any old Mattress, on the purchase of a Marshall Special, Marshall Premier of Marshall Regal Mattress. See our Stock, Also please don't forget, when in need of NEW FURN- ITURE, We have it! _ rf: Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Genal Tinsmithing our Specialty. FULL LINE OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ALWAYS IN STOCK. i STADE & WEIDO ZURICH - ONT. 03111/401 ZU1RICH HERALD v.....'......,,,,.. 4.,+*++++44+++4+++++++++++00+4+++++++++++++++++++4*$ .x7'.' Tir - ' ' IL - i i 1-"' 11 r ,it r W re Store T., WE CAN SUPPLY THE PuBur WITH SEASON- ABLE HARDWARE AT IVIC.',..r.`,ERATE PRICES TItta$444',,siberVI* insT S111. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS. Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Pearl Naptha Soap, 10 Bars for -.....-----. . ...... .29c Quaker Oats, Quick, large pkg. .. . ... ..-..-..— ...... . 20c Golden Sweet corn, per Tin Lux, for fine fabrics" per pkg. Premium Tea, 1 lb. pkg. (with free Cup and Saucer) Grape Nut Flakes, 2 pkgs ... . ........ ... . ... ... 23c Salted Peanuts, per lb. ••15c Freshly Roasted Peanuts, 2 lbs ........ .......... 25c Australian Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. ..... 25c Chocolate Drops, per lb. .. •— .. 15c Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. 15c Large 2 IL Barrel Peanut Butter, - 35c t 0c 8c 49c J. W. MERNE. Highest Prices for Eggs. "essiVIMirev6innaliralagno armrsommemarmaarmwarammosa. Phone 140 Mr. Victor Deichert of the Blind Line wishes to dvise the public that he has a number of small pups for sale of a good heeling Collie strain. Don't forget the Baking Sale on Saturday Nov. 19th, at Johnston & Kalbfleisch's store, at 3 o'clock, un- der the patronage of the Womens' Missionary Society of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. GODERICH SCHOLARSHIPS Two out of three Carter scholar- ships in Huron County have been a- warded to Goderich Collegiate stud- ents. William Sutherland and his brother James, now student at Tor- onto University, are the first and 3rd winners. Mary King, Wingham High School, won the second scholarship. William Sutherland, it is announced has also won the Robt. McKay schol- arship of $200. PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST The fifth annual Championship Public Speaking contest and second annual spelling match were conduct- ed in the audiaorium of the CIinton 1 Collegiate Institute on Saturday, No- vember 5th, The young orators dis- played unusual ability and the win- ner was Miss Verna Anderson of the St. Helens School Fair, who spoke on the subject "Better Rural School Gro unds." It is expected that she will represent the County at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph on Sat- urday, Nov. 19th. 'Mr, Geo. Spotton M. P. for North .Huron arranged for a silver cup for the winning contest- ant and presented this splendid tro- phy to Miss Anderson, The second. prize went to Edna Vincent of Bel - grave, and the third to Chas. Atch- ison, of Grand Bend. In the spelling contest Eileen Gratton of Grand Bend got first; Lavine McBurney of Belgrave second; and third to Beryl Dickson of Gorrie. In addition to the public speaking and Spelling con- tests a championship writing contest was conducted and prizes were aw- arded to _the winners. .BUSY FARMER NEWS Mangels, turnips and sugar beets are reported as very good crops -gen- erally throughout the province and the growers have been busy harvest- ing their yields. Reports would indicate that live stock, especially callte, are going in- to winter conditions in excellent shape, and the open weather is wel- comed because it prolongs the past- uring season and 'shortens the stab - Ling period. The Chicago Show Ontario farmers \ii.11 again take a prominent part in the competitive classes of the 1932 International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago, on .gov, 26th, to Dec. 3rd, m connection ain't the International Live Stock Ex- position. A. H. Martin, as.listant dir- ector of the Marketing Branch of the Department of Agriculture, has cha- ge of distributing premium lists andl entry cards in this province, and will provide copies upon request. Entries :lay be made without charge up to! Nov, 10th, The O.A.C. will have an ducatiOnal exhibit as usual, and Jas! Loughland of the O.A.C. will servel Is Canadian member of the small e. :tins judging committee. Quantity �f Ontario Cheese Cori- od England .it huh been brought to the atten- . - LOCAL MARKETS (Corrected every Wednesday) Butter .. .. 28 Eggs ........ ..... .. .. 33-28-18 Chickens, live 6-9' Hens, live •3-6 Wheat 40 Barley 38 Oats •22 Buckwheat 32 Flour ... ....... ....... 150 2.80 Shorts, ton 14.00 -Bran, ton14.00 Hogs, cwt . 3.50 tion of the Ontario Marketing Board that dairy farmers, producing milk for. the manufacture of cheese, esp- ecially those in the Woodstock and Belleville districts, are watching with considerable interest an experiment to develop new cheese markets. Two carloads of the finest quality grade cheese, have been consigned to Lon- don, Eng., by the Oxford Cheese Pat- rons' Association and from the Cen- tral Ontario Cheese Patrons' .Ass.,, Bellville. There the cheese will be sild in small lots through the regular trade channels. Honey Prospects Bright . A cable to the Ontario Marketing Board indicates the prospects for On- tario honey, on the British market,: as exceedingly bright. Empire stocks of 'high grade honey are low, thus creating a favorable condition for the reception of. the suhplus from Ont- ario. The cable thates that at pres- ent no -old crop New Zealand honey is available. Prizes For Barley According to J. A, Carroll, Ontario Department of Agriculture, there is a very definite market for a good grade of malting barley. mrtain in- terests, with the idea of encouraging the growth of malting barley in On- tario, have donated cash prizes to be awarded the best exhibition of 100 pounds of Ontario grown six -rowed barley shown at the Royal Winter Fair. The first prize consists of a gold medal and $500. The other cash prizes are relatively smaller. Barley entered in this competition will be judged more for suitability for malt- ing than for feed or seed. Dipping Sheep Ticks and other external parasites g of sheep are• serious enougli at any' • LET ITS 8it OW yo11 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 I. level and are sure to advance. Secure 3i•our needs now,i We. aso have some Good Used Furniture in Stock I Geod &TAT 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 & Kaibileisch Hardware & rarnitare. 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TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS .W.111 ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED ''O SUPPLY ALL USERS OE GASOLINE EN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A GOOD STAND- ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT ELOWEST PREVALLENG PRECES„ WT & QUALITY CONSIDERED EXPERT- WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK, ANA OVER- HAUL JOSS ON ALL. MAKES OF CAR WITH CHARGES VERY REASONABLE. GAS OILS •GREASES (Nissen Zurich leleleta14444.444,++++++++++++4,4i444,044444.14444-tel.44444.440.4, time and. cause more direct loss than is generally supposed, but during the period when the sheep are rn winter quarters it is even more important to rid them of all sources of irritation. It is especially desirable that the flock be clean before and during lam- bing, otherwise the infestation is sure to be passed along to the lambs which will thus receive a very serious set- back at the most important period of their byes. FineCrop of Oslione. ••Grown. in Thedford Area J. A. Carroll of the Ontarie21VIark- eting Board, reports that the Thed- ford Celery Marsh area, has produc- ed an onion crop of exceptionally high color. The extent of the crop is estimated at 25 carloads. Growers in that district have organized, for the purpose of marketing the crop, under the name of the • Thedford Onion G-YONVOXS' Co-Opcxative. • 47.,E HERALD OFFICE Do You Know ? • That I am the Master Salesman! • I arn the herald of Success for all men, Merchants. •Manufacturers, Etc. • I go forth to tell the World the message of service * a and Sound Merchandisingt 4. ▪ And the World listens when I speakt • t For these who have used inc as their Servant I have t * gathered untold millions into their coffers. 4. I command the legeons of fashion, mould the styles • - and lead the World whithersoever I got • 1 sow fields for you to reap a Golden Harvest, : 1 am Masater Salesman at Your Service, and my • 4, _ Name is:. ADVERTISE! 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