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THE STORE WITFI THE STOCK
ew Curtain Goods
See Our new Stock of Curtain Scrimrns, Marques-
ette, Etc. Also ready made Swiss and Net Curtains
at very Low Prices.
Special in Frilled Curtains, a pair
Frilled Scrimm, at per yard ..,
Plain Scrimm, at per yard
Curtain Net, Special, per yard 19c
Fine Net Curtains, Pr.
Fine Net Curtains, fringe ends, pr.
Fine Scrim curtains, pr.
.50c
15c
" 12C
$1.25
1.50
1.50
New Window Shades, Curtain Rods, Tapestries,
Chintzes, Cretons, at New Low Prices.
SEEDS! SEEDS!
We have everything in Garden Seeds,.. also Seed Corn
Mengel 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
DEBENTURES
A SAFE INVESTMENT
Debentures issued
ued for $100 and
over - 1 to 5 Years
5% Payable twice a Year
OFFCE 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 SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
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-
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
WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO OILS,
Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always y in stock. I4p,. MVO-
STADE- WEiDO
ZURICH _- ONT.
QUALITY -- PRICE SERVICE
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
SPECIALS FOR JUNE 15, 16, '17th.
Kellog's Corn Flakes, per pkg.
Pearl Naptha Soap, 10 bars
All Bran, large pkg. per pkg.
Orange Marmalade, 40 -oz. Jar, per jar
Salmon, 1 lb. tin, at
Golden Bantam Corn, choice quality, 2'
Challenge corn starch, per pkg.
Superior baking powder, 16 -oz. tin
Our own Blend Tea, (lead pkg:) half Ili
Coleo Soap (with green glass free) , .3' for•
Sc
'8.c
11M
29e10c
tins 23c
9,c
23c
1'9c
25c
Infant's Delight soap, 4 cakes'25c
Blue Boy Coffee, per ib.......... , . 23r.
Laundry Starch Bulk, 3 lbs. 25c
Kellogg's Pep, 2 pkgs. 25c
Chipso, large pkg. per pkg. 19c
DRYGOODS
Factory Cotton ends, from 1.4 yds. to 1(' yd. reg. 18; at....12c
Dress Voile, new Patterns from 18c. yd'. up to 75c
Ladies' all wol Fancy Pullovers atEggsWanted at Highest Prices
J. �K. MERNER
Highest Prices for Eggs.
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BUSY FARMER NEWS
Farmer's Cheques Exempt
Hon. E. N. Rhodes, Federal Minis-
ter of Finance has made provision
in legislation to exempt farmers'
cheques, • money orders' and postal
notes of less than $5 from the pro-
visions of the 3 cent stamp tax,the
Ontario Marketing Board anounced
recently. This means that farmers'
cheques for eggs and poultry as
for milk and cream are now free of
the stamp tax.
Farm and Home Week at O•A.C.
Walnut Trees Distributed
To Women's Institutes
..Several hundred. Japanese Walnut
or Heartnut trees have been distrib-
uted to the Women's Institute of Nor.
folk and Durham, and to more than
one hundred of the Junior Institute
delegates, who attended te recent
Girl's Conference held at Macdonald
Institute, O.A.C., Guelph. J.A. Neil
son, former nut specialist with this
Department, generously donated the
trees from his Guelph garden, for
the purpose of stimulating an inter-
est in this neglected form of horticul-
ture in Ontario, These trees, which
are of a hardy, fast-growing •race of
Japanese Walnuts, are vaulable, not
only because of their very palatable
nuts, but because they make attract-
ive shade trees on streets and lawns.
The Heartnuts require very little at-
tention after planting, and if plant-
ed on otherwise waste land, they
make a very desirable permanent
crop.
An Empire preference of four
shillings and sixpence (over a dollar)
per cwt. of 112 pounds is given by
Britain on all apples and pears ex-
ported from Canada, on the under-
standing that Canadian growers make
every effort to inease production.
Trouble Shooting in the Binder
Knotter
A pamphlet, setting forth a simp-
le and practical system of locating
and correcting some of the common
tying troubles that occur in the
knotters of grain and corn binders,
has been issued by the Dpartment
of Extension, O.A.C. The system of
trouble shooting set forth in this cir-cular is based on the appearance and
location of the "trouble bands" as
their characteristics provide the sim_plest means of identifling the various
knotter troubles. Each trouble is
illustrated by' a drawing of the defective band, and is clearly dealt with
under the headings Description, Ca-
uses and Remedies. The Circular
(No, 24) is known as "Trouble
Shooting in the Binder Knotter"and
may be obtained free of 'charge, byapplying to the Department of Extension, at the Co lne. It i' interest to note that the system will be
fully demonstrated each day during
Faint and Home Week (June '19 to
23) at the College.
Ideal Range For Chicks
An ideal range for chicks is a
clover field beside a corn field, or
a.n orchard, where they can get all
succlent green feed they can eat
and still have shade as required,Giv-en those coditions, once the chicks
go upon range thy can be reared
ith very little labour, dependence
)(;ing pieced mainly on hopper fed -ng.
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LOCAL MARKETS
(Corseted every Wedday)
Eggs 12-10-8
Butter 23
Wheat bushel 80
Oats " 22
Brley 38
Buckwheat 82
Flour .._.-.1.60-2.75
Shorts, ton 20.00
Bran, ton 20.00
Hogs, cwt. 5.00
Honey Retards Disease. 'To prevent the false impression
being formed that because bes are
subject to disease, some honeys might
not be used for food, it is importantto draw attention to the fact that
what affects bees produces absolutely
nd effect on human beings. So far
as bee disetse is concerned, all hon-
eysare perfectly safe for food. Fur-
ther, it may be noted that honey, in-
stead of promoting disease, tends to
retard it, because most of the dis-
ease .organisms that attack man can
not live in honey. Honey draws the
water of their construction from the
organisms and kills them.
RoseCulture
The simplest method of increasing
roses is by the laying method. Take
a branch that may be bent down, re-
move leaves and cover it with soil in
spring or early summer. Rooting will!
take place more readily if the branch
is injured by cutting into the wood
at the base of bud under the' soil.The
climbers are very easily increased in
number by this method. It is well!to top dress the lawn at this -•time
with bone meal.Keep lawn properly
cut and edges trimmed. The shrubs
that bloom in spring and early sum-
mer should be pruned after flowering
this permits of vigorous young gro-wth which flowers the following year -
Thin out the old wood, keeping the
plant in a good shape. Avoid tak-
ing too much wood from any one
part of the shrub, simply thin it out
on all sides.
Confidence in Poultry Deal
Felt by Ontario Producers
"Poultrymen generally would ap-
pear' to be confident so far as the
1933 egg and poultry de al is concer-
ned.'" said T. A. Benson of the Do-
minion Government, who is Senior
Poultry Promoter in Ontario. "There
have evidently been more chicks hat-
ched and sold by our hatcherymen
this season than last. It might be
thought by some that while this con-
dition may indicate confidence, it
may be discounted by a heavy 'crop
of eggs and poultry later in the sea-
son, resulting in low prices.
"It should be pointed out.however,
>;hat stocks of poultry meats in stor-
age as per figures published by the
Dominion Bureau of Statistics show
a decrease of 56.07 per cent as at
May 1st, as compared with the same
date last year, and a decrease of
35.83 per cent on May 1st as com-
pared with April lst this year. Eggs
held in storage as at May let last
show a decrease of 15.08 per cent.
as compared with the five per cent.
average, although there is some in-
crease in the holdingsas at May tat
1933, compared with May 1st,, 1932.:
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TAKING STOCK
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AND FURNITURE IS TOO
HEAVY, AND IN
ORDER TO REDUCE IT VERY RAPIDLY
WE
I ARE OFFERING OUR
• ENTIRE STOCK AT
GREATLY REDUCE PRICES.
We are continuing our Spm Prices on Mat-
ttresses, and still have a few left the w go at Bargain.
Pry. Be sure and get your .
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1 Gone.
For some real
used [?res.�rs that Bargains,e wiIl sell verye cheaa number of good. .'
nee them. Be sure and
Always ao good supply of Snno9�e
Also Old Hickory Smoke Cure Hanel,
Salt.
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Auto Tops, Etc., Etc.
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ZtT3Is { GABIAGE
.ATTENTION—To Fanners and tractor Owners:
We are again this summer fully equippeal to supply all
users of'Casoline in larger quantities with a good stand-
ard grade of Gasoline from our Delivery Truck at low-
est prevailing prices, with Quality Considered.
GaeSoline
and Kerosine always kept on hand in large
and small quantities. Let us fill your barrels or
Containers.
Expert Workmanship on Repair Work, and Overhaul
Jobs on all Makes of Cars -'arida Charges Very
Reaaonalbe.
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Look over your Bean and Corn Cultivators and „
order parts early. and Save Charges
BRING YOUR MOWERS (ANY MAKE) TO OUR MOWER HOSE t
PITAL AND HAVE SAME OVERHAULED AT PRICES YOU'I
CAN AFFORD TO PAY. ESTIMATES . CHEERFULLY GIVEN';,
GUARDS FOR ALL MOWERS AT THIRTYCENTS.
GOOD USED . BEAN SCUFFLED AND PULLER, RAKE, USED
WAGON, DRILL,, GANG PLOW, CULTIVATOR AT SACRIFICE
PRICES; PL:OW REPAIRS, ALL IVIAKES.
See the Wew Hay Loader and New No. 23 Mower, will s#art in
grass. Highest :speed Mower on the Market',
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