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I ring SALE
Now on, and till January 3lst.
This Clearing Sale is an Annual Event with us, and in
these times of Depression, we are putting forth Special
Efforts to give you very lawest prices for high grade
Goods... We do not buy cheap trash for sale purposes,
but offer real quality merchandise at all times.
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
Peter Pan Prints, Reg. 50c, clearing at 29c
50 Yards Curtain Scrim, assorted colors at yd 10c
100 yds. Curtain Scrims, ass. col. at yd 15c
Ladies' New Silk Wool Hose, at pr 39c
9c
$1..15
$1.28
$1.28
25c
1'Oc
Pure Silk Hose, Fullfashioned, Reg. $1, for
Men's fine zrey Sweaters, all sizes
Men's Fine wool Fleece Comb., all sizes
Men's Blue, Red back 8 -oz. Overals, Special
Bath Toweling, 60 yds. only, 2 yds. for
Crash Toweling, at per yd.
See Our Posters for many more Bargains
J. GSCHO SON
PRODUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
CONVENIENCE
AND
SAFETY
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Are Grawing in Favor Year by Year. In 1931
invr.stors held $29,300,000• of the Trustee Debentures
The Rate of Interest is still 514 % twice a Year
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO:
Erie Debentures
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MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
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ZURICH HERALD•
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday ' and Saturday.
CONTINUING OUR SPECIAL SALE OF DRY GOODS WITH A
CHASE OF SPECIALS IN GROCERIES FOR THIS WEEK. WE
HAVE SOME REAL SPECIALS IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPT.
Corn, No. 2 Tin, 3 for 25c
Pearl White Naptha Soap, 9 cakes for .25c
Sun Flake Amonia, 4 pkgs. _ 27e 2nc
Robin Hood Rapid Oeats (with China),• • • • -
Hill crest shortening, 2 lbs. 23c
ChallengeChallenge Corn Starch, per pkg. 25c
Red.. Coat Salmon, Tins
Freshly Ground Coffee, per lb............. _.
June factory cheese, per lb. ............. •
Per pkg-
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,.14c
Wheat Flakes, large pkg........ • - • • ` 25c
McLarens' stuffed Olives, per bottle ....23c
Sun Dryed Coffee, per 1 lb. Tin ..45c
2-1b. jar Peanut Butter, • • • . . . • • • • • • • ... 35e
Large Bottle Catsup, per bottle 15c
Cross & Blackwells Catsup, per bottle 19c
Royal York Orange Peko Tea, per Ib. 45c
See Our Dry G000ds Department for extra Specials.
EGGS WANTED
J.W.MERNERW.
Highest Prices for Eggs.
Phone 140
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Check-up Makes Many Sales
As a result of the recent check-
up in radio licenses 950 licenses we-
re sold in the constituency 'of North-
Perth.
orthPerth. There are rumors that h
tenses will be increased next year,
from two to three dollars.
EARTH TEN BILLION YEARS OLD
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Iliter, ........ ............ . 26
E s ........... ........ 15-15-21
B31Mey 38
Oats 22
Biickwheat 32
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Dr. Albert Einstein, the eminent
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Shorts, ton
scientist,presented obser
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earth is several billion years older Hogs, cwt
than scientists generally ,heretafpre
have calculated. Lecturing on "`The
Come tion of Space," Dr. Einstein
vations which' may may indicate I ,
German ,. pre a that -the
Bran, ton
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�eser3b�ec1' "the rrliverse in, a'state oil
expansion which' possibly had been
progressing for some 10,000,000;060
years. Declaring that the calculation
at present could not be proved,. Dr.
Einstein said;<;however, that the birth
day of the earth.: might be linked up
with the beginning -of this expansion.
period.
Canada has ten chartered banks
with 4,000 branches, of which 179
are in other countries. The comb
fined assets reach $3,045,000,000.
Brazil has too many coffee plant-
ations, and so she is planning to de-
stroy some 15,000,000 bags of cof-
fee, and also to get rid of between
300,000,000 and 400,000,000 coffee
trees. The destruction will cost the
state about $39,000,000, and this is.
to be raised by taxing what coffee
remains to be exported.
Bernard Shaw said recently: "1
have solved all the world's problems
time and again and still they go on
being insoluble." Try again, Bern-
ard?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
weeds 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
cleaning at lowest prices.
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COAL • COAL
c z? lake care of your Coal orders. Prices as
usual ---- LOWER!
Until September the 17th a $5,00 allowance on any old
rvIattr•ess, on the purchase of a Marshall Special, Marshall
P:ti enaiel. of Marshall Regal Mattress. See our Stock,
.Alio please don't forget, when in need ,of NEW FURN-
ITURE, We have it!.
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Plaannbh fig, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and General
Tinsnnithing our Specialty.
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FULL LINE OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE
ALWAYS IN STOCK. ?:'`'
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t,hu 1oadin wholesale merclraatsn are
now buying poultry by Govei ie e'er
grades with substantial differentials
between each grade; the premium as-
sured for birds which grade `minted"
Makes crate -feeding worth while; and
all. poultry intended for eating pur-
fore being marketed. The farmer
pr>ses should be 'properly finished be -
0o has poultry to market would do
ell to remember that it is the last
()and which brings the finish and in-
a`ses the value of the bird by .5@?
75 cents.
Pig's Need Fibre
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 4, (North Stanley) based on
Christmas examinations
V—John Watson 72%.
Senior IV—Jean Dunn 72, Bert
Greer 71, Stuart Watson 67, Ilene lriicals they can be converted into
Talbot 61, Antionette Rau 57, Ruth ; manure the question, "Why burn
.Winter fed market pig and hrced-
1ag stock relish a little fibrous mat-
-to chew, aid they need it regu-
Iy. They will eat straw if. noth-
'better is available. It is easy, how
to give them something better.
.1ii as second cut clover or alfalfa
d other well. -cured grass or cereal
crops that have been cut green. The
feeding of afew mangels from day
to day, as is well known, has very de-
sirable effects. The important thing is
to see that all pigs, except the very
young, get some form of vebetable
matter regularly. The result obtained
from this practice will amply repay
the cost in volved in the small quan-
tity of fibrous feeds used.
Why Burn Straw Stacks?
When with the rise of suitable che-
k,
WE ARE NOW FINISHED TAKING ,STOCK
OCK,
ANI) FINIS THAT OUR STOCK OF HARDWARE
AND FURNITURE IS TOO HEAVY, AND IN
ORDER TO REDUCE IT VERY ,RAPIDLY WE
ARE OFFERING OUR AT GREATLY REDUC- •
ED PRICES
We are continuing our Special Prices on Mat-
tresses,
attresses, and still have a few left that :will go at Bargain
Prices. Be sure and get your supply before they are
All Gone;
For some real Bargains, we have a number of goad
used Dressers that we will sell very cheap. Be sure and
see therm
Always a good supply of Smoke Cuxe on Hand,
Also Old. Hickory Smoke Salt.
Johnston Kalbfleisch
Hardware & Furniture.•
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Auto Tops, Etc., Etc.
1 good Lumber Wagon
1 good buggy at _.. �.... . :..._......_._... $30
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Westlake, absent.
Junior III—Billy Armstrong 79,
Melvin Greer 71, Madge Houston 71,
Wilfred. Ran 43; Ethel Watson ab-
sent; Gordaon s#'.,tl.c•, absent. zhg - of artificial manure. The use of
II -Ilene Greer 72, Andrew :Rom00 pounds of ammonia sulphate and
straw stacks?" is really pertinent.
Straw is worth something more than
as a breeding material, and not the
least valuable as its use :for thermic -
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Primer—Anthony kau, Dewar Tale.
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BUSY FARMER NEWS
Clean Nests, Clean Eggs
It takers les:; time to place - clean
..iaw in the nens than it takes to
cleair. egg's: Sonic• eggs will become
dirty in spite o the best of care, but
the egg cleaning work is greatly re-
duced if the male ,..leaned at egg
•'athering time : ie t dirt is noticed
and a little clean straw ie grimed once
or twice each week. This i.i a good
100 lbs of lime to each ton of straw
and this thoroughly soaped with wmei.
er pioclrrcee ma limn of 1 iatinctiOn
fertilizer value. From three to six
are required for the organtic changes
to bcconie effective and the resultant
substance has much of the 'appear-
aiice and practically the same value
as barnyard manure.
Keep Mangers Cioi&t,;:
An inspection of the mangerS mangerof
stables when cows, aro not doing well
nriglrt go a loam w. ve. toward~ find-
ing out the cause of tr uuble. Sanit-
ation `in mangers and tke drinking
supply is in many c+zee, very poor.
early morning job before t'•i tants 'When cows don't clr•inl: as much t'at••
start using the nests. If you have no er ex they should, or ieavc a certain
s`. raw stack, keep a bale of straw in amount of meal in the iroottom of the
each laying house so that a measure mangers, the trouble ln:(y generallyof the loose straw can he worked up be laid to the door of poor sanitation
and added by handfuls to any nests An inspection of mangers and drink -
where the boards aro becoming bare �ing, cups would probably show that
el' the straw is so11.d.-:''the cups had beconte foaled with
trate-Trees ing rays --4444,chaff and spoiled silage, and what
Farmers who are in a position 0 lift for even a day the water is til -
am the practice,', find that crate- thy. It as reasonable that cows v:'ill'
creding of their poultry wtvs them hl#s not chuk f- egkly of thi • water. Any
rvt 'n(1r• '+r'''.+' .+. ,(J i rx yeatons wn6'tc S't'ern a €ua tf;r" Of. an inch u
rr, . 1 . ,,, , r • r.,,a1 10'4 ax. eumnl:11 rid filth (inn be scrrair:•
weave wince) iJrrug the highest prices ed cut el the nraarger''
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RAGE
SEASON
THE WINTER SEASON
Is Now Here. Have you looked after your Automo-
bile in preparation for the Cold Weather? Changed to
1 liter Oil, and had your Radiator filled with a good
Anti -Freeze? Run in your car and let us do this very
Important thing Righ Now!
Gasoline and Kerosine always kept on hand in large
and small quantities. Let us fill your barrel's ea
Containers.
Expert ert Workmanship on Repair Work, and Overhaul
Jobs on all Makes of Cars with Charges •Very
Reasonalbe.
Mousseau _ Zurich
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That 1 am the Master Salesman!
1 ism the herald of Success for all men, Merchants„
Manufacturers, Etc.
1 go forth to tell the World the message of service
and Sound Merchandising!
And the World listens when I speak!
For those who have used me as their Servant 1 have`
gathered untold millions into their coffers.
I eonnmand the legeons of fashion; mould the styles
,... . and lead the World whithersoever I go!
I sow fields for you to reap a Golden Harvest!
1 am Masater Salesman at Your Service, and__my
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