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OF TORONTO'S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS
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Tuesday, June 13th
300 DRESSES.. TO.. CHOSE.. FROM. PRICES
$1.75 UP.. These Dresses are " Strictly New
in Season's Latest Styles. We invite your in-
spection. Terms --Cash or payment in 30 days.
SEEDS! SEEDS!
We have everything in Garden Seeds,.. also Seed Corn
Mangel and Turnip seed,.. Chick Starter and Scratch
Feed. Try our Special Rolled Oats for baby chicks,
9 lbs. for 25c; 100 lbs bag for 2.35
J. GASCHO SON"
PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59.
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HURON&ERIE
DEBENTTJRES
A SAFE INVESTMENT
Debentures issued for $100 and
11 over - . 1 to 5 Yearn
5% Payable twice a Year r.
'OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY AFT.
ERNOON DURING JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND TO SEPTEM-
BER 13th, INCLUSIVE ' •
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE. AND &A11'1STT-'
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
WE SELL • THE BEST FOR, LESS.
)' .kS' go,n " 1 1r,i,�fl, 9, i0th �••r<.,r, .
Ii,• spberiy' jan!`: '4104it jar' . t • .r; ti l;1,4'4 .;Lo- '.t- ;ru:r.. }.e ?9:C •
h i ce ''Qialrty No. '!:'peas••per Ain; .11.141. .. 4, la
• Bine 'Boy 'Coff'e'e,' Per lb r, ;, , :, El; „r, , , , ; t a;:. _'29c
rape Nut ;Plhice§,^ 2,tf r p;+r t _.•,. 23c
tern Flakes, 'Kellogg's, ' 3 for 25c
Puffed wheat, 2 pkgs . -25c.
Peanut Butter 32 -oz. jar each , 29c
.,Superior Baking Powder, (no' clam) 16 -oz . ... _23c
Bon And,- cake or ' powder, 2 for. .. .. . ......... .. . . ..2bc••
Hillcrest "Toilet 'Tissue, , ' 3 for ...- . .
Sunkissed Food (with door • stop .free)
Large bottle olives, plai or stuffed :each
Kellogg's all bran large pkg.
F and G white Naptha soap, 7 for
_'2.5c
....23c
19c
i'9c
25c
Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes ipc
Girls silk and wool beret 35c
Girls ankle ,sox, all sizes and colors 15c 19c, 25c.
We have underwear for the whole family; Mens, Women:' and
Children's in all lines and prices. -
Eggs Wanted at Highest Prices
J...We MERNER
Highest Prices for Eggs. Phone 140
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Datars, Sr.,
motored to Kitchener the past week.
Miss Ruth Turkheim of the Water-
loo ' College is spending 'a month at
her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner of town
Mr. E. Blake Horner and Mrs. E.
Krueger -.',Of the .14th' .Con.;'.mutoted
to Bad Axe, and Pt. Austin, Mich.,
over the week -end —
Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Koehler and
family- of Baden were. Sunday, visit'.
Ors at the Aome . ,of Mr, and, ,Mrs
Johnston
The local ,brand•► of •the,..Womens'
Institute held their'picnic to ,Turn-
bull's Grove the .beginning of , 'the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gascho and
family of Harriston; Mr. and. Mrs. 3.1
E. Gascho and Mr., and Mrs. Norman
Gascho of town, all motored to the
henie of Mr. arld Mrs; Peter Ravelle
at Grand Bend on Sunday.
BORN
SPRING NEEDS
Best Assortment of Government Tested Seeds
We have ever shown, in Red Clover, . Timothy,
Alsike, Alfalfa, White . 'and' Yellow Blossom Sweet
Clovers at Lowest Prevailing Prices, According
to quality. Get your Supply NOW, or leave your
orders. We are also in the Market to buy Red Clover,
Alsike and Timothy, Etc. Also do Custom Seed Clean- s'�
ing at Lowest Prices.
PAINTS! PAINTS!
Full Line of Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also one hour and four hour Enamels. Have also a
line of paints at half pints 25c; pints '40c; quarts 75c,
Frost Tight Lock Wire Fencing and Gates and Fencing
Supplies and Posts.
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes z
-;GASOLENE
WHITE -ROSE �, ENARCO OILS,
Furniture, f .Springs S a d Peds. Felt, and MarshNia4
ga4• �.� :..t..,
ttres.es
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tiii it1i
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-:
ware always in stock.
STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH- ONT.
QUALITY -� PRICE SERVICE
LOCAL MARKETS
` (Cerrsetsd every Wednesday)`
Eggs — 12-10-3
Butter ... - .. 23
Wheat bushel_ 80
Oats , . . . .224
Barley .. .. .;.... • ASS
Buckwheat 32
Flour 1.60-2:75
ants, ton 20.00
ran, :ton 20.00 • ..
gs, cwt. ..,,..... . , .5.00
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Bedard—At Hay Township, on June
5th, to Mr., and Mrs. Leon Bedard
a daughter.
n_ c-At.Bronssoxl;line,Hay Town-
slup, on ,June , 4th, , to Mr. and
Mrs.. Dennis Ducharme, a daughter
'BUST FARMER NEWS
factor: To keep satisfactorily, mar-
ket
aarket milk must be cooled to around
45: degrees F. and ,held at :that tem-
perature.
"Acreage of Spring Grains
Reports received by the Depart-
ment indicate that 'the acreage devot-
ed to principal spring grains will not
differ materially from last year.
Spring wheat and oats show small
percentage decreases,- while barley
and mixed grains are estimated to
increase slightly. The total acreage
to be , sown to the above grains in
1933 is placed at 3;869,660 acres as
compared with 8,886,300 acres . last
year. This decrease is likely to be
offset by an increase in the acreage.
of last cash crops, including tobacco
soybeans, roots and potatoes. The
condition of fall wheat is below nor-
mal in all sections except Central
Ontario. Counties in eastern and
southwestenn Ontario experienced
considerable winter -killing of wheat,
rye, hay and clover.
In feeing barley to horses, care
3 .t; Pears Are l;'ceuliar„
Pears are • somewhat different to
other • fruit in so far that they dill,
not= rd'evelop their highest quality if
allowed 'to ripen on the tree. For
example, a William pear that has
a'tinge . • of color on it, wrapped in
paper and plated in a drawer for a
few days, will ripen in such a way
as, to give a flavor that is highly de
sizable. n
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Vf E ARE ' -NOW' FINISHED TAKING STOCK
D FID THAT: oug..5Tioac,of HARDWARE
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ARE- OFFERifi1G OUR El►tTI* •STOCK' 11.T.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We are continuing our Special Vices on Mat
tresses, and stat have a few left that will go at Bargain
Prices. ' Be sure and.get your supply before they are
s All Gone.
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F -or some real Bargains, we have a giber of good
Used Dressers that we will sell' very cheap. Be sure and
see them.
Always a good supply of Smoke Cure on Hand,
Also Old Hickory Smoke Salt.
Johnston c Kalbfleisch
;Hardware & Furniture. Phone 68`
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Q. M. B. Reports Syrup
Going to British West Indies•
a' lThe Ontario` Marketing • Board„re-
',port`s that"in the near future; ,seveia
hundred gallons of maple syrup will
go from Montreal to Jamaica, Trin-
dad, ' Bermuda, British Guiana and
other' points in that- .-region..
Figures show that practically no
Canadian maple ; syrup has. reached.
the 2,000,000 population of the Brit-
ish West Indies,' and very little from.
any other source.
June 19th to 23rd Inclusive
As usual the •Ontario Agricultural
College will be at home to the farm
folks of the province for one special
week in `June.iThs year it has Ileere
arranged' for June19th to 23rd' in-
clusive, and, ;alth$ gh many visitors.
find it impossible to -remain for Only
one day, provision is now made :for
those who wish to remain for Born
two to five days—at their coriveni-
erice---and the week's program is, prd
Pared with this in view. A special;lov.
rate of $1.00' a day for room ''ant
should be taken that it is never fine- meals. has been arranged for those
ly ground because it makes a sticky
meal which adheres to the horse's
teeth and cheeks. •
Kill The Woodchucks
Woodchuck holes are a great nuis-
ance. They may cause ' a horse to
break- a. leg; 'While the mounds may
break the cutting bar of a mower or
at least blunt the. knives. This is the
time to get rid of the pests., Search
nnk all the hales`>and 'Org. up all'ex-'
rbc
'Into the' entraiteb either.' put cal
crutn "cyanrili or' dlset rthe»ex-
haust' off' an''autotfibbile. "ro `use 'tele
automobile, attach=•a•-pipe.and run the.
engine for 20 minutes, then, plug, up,
the hole and go to the next hereb4,r.
In the- case of cyadide also the bur-
row must be carefully closed, pre-
ferably with damp earth. 'When us-
ing both these methods care must be
taken. Be' sure no cyanide is left a-
round where animals or children can
get it. Keep away from the deadly
gas coming out of the car 'exhaust.
The keeping quality of milk is de-
termined more by the temperatulre
at { which it is .held tan by' any other'
who remain aver and they should, if
possible, send notice to the college in
advance and should register for their
rooms immediately on arrival
The program includes practical de-
monstration: and lours of inspection
for both men and women each day,
as ,weIl as entertainment it: the ev-
ening, and visitors are allowed to
choose what most interests them in
the program. Noon -day lunch will be
free' to -all. Most of the members of
'the` faculty will be at•the
'tho' week and will -do everything' pees_
:sible 'to` assist visitors to have an en
..jayableo, and profitable tune. It,;is
the wish of the college that as'many
as` possible of the ferny folks Should
arrange to stay for two or more; days.
This will give theme" chance to en-
joy the early mornings and evenings'
on the campus.%n comparative quiet-
ness, or to ramble about the gardens,
fields, paddocks and buildings, and
thus to get samething of the spirit
and atmosphere of the place as well
as to get information on various farm
problems about which they May ii&
to en nit {. ”. X :..
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We Repair • Wagons, Buggies,
Aute 'Tops, Eta.; Etc..
1 good Lubber Wagon ant..
1 'good...�w..._._.
- wJieel T'rai Complete..__ ;': 4:$
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ATTENTION To Farmers and tractor Owners:
We are again this summer fully,tiquipiped.to supply all
users of •GaOolitie in larger quantities ' tie a good stand-
ard grade of Gasoline from our Delivery Tnicic at low
est prevailing prices, with Quality Considered. z'
Gasoline and Kerosine always kept on hand in lare
end srnall quantities. `a Let us fill your barrels or
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Expert Workmanship on Repair Work, and Overhaul
Jobs on all Makes of Cars with Charges Very
Rationalise. -- .�
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For Your Massey -Harris ]Machines
Look over your Bean and Corn Cultivators andt
+t -order parts early. and Save Chargee +4M•
4 BRING YOUR. MOWERS' (ANY MAKE) TO OUR MOWER HOS- I.
PITAL AND HAVE SAME OVERHAULED AT PRI,OES YOU 4r
CAN AFFORD TO PAY. ' ESTIMATES CHEERFUL-L''Y GIVEN. ,+'
t .. GUARDS FOR ALI.. MOWERS AT TIi1RTY CENTh. f ' y,
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.", , PRICES; 'PLOW REPAIRS, ALL 11IARES..
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GAS *OIL GREASE AND TIRES.
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