Zurich Herald, 1933-09-28, Page 8t"ACL TGHP
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
ONE
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SALE OF
Co ts nd K °eases
Tuesday, October 3rd
EVERY GARMENT HAND PICKED FROM THE SEASON'S
NEWEST.
THE NEW COATS ARE DIFFERENT
Even the Women's Coats have a Newer, Younger Line. Higher
Collars, Novel Sleeves with Trim Slim Wrists in the New Smooth
Velvety sued cloth, Ottoman and Bengaline like weaves in deep,
rich shades of Mole Taupe, Bottle Green, Brown and the ultra -fash-
ionable Black. In styles that are definitely 1934. Sizes 13-53.
FROM $12.95. UP.
ALSO SHOWING • ABOUT 200 LADIES DRESSES
In season's Newest Colors, Rose -Taupe, Vintage, Rich Browns and.
more Black than has been worn for many a season.
ALL SIZES 13-53.. PRICES FROM $3.95 UP
REMEMBER THE DATE, OCTOBER 3rd.
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HU ON & ERIE
Mortgage Debentures
TORONTO "FINANCIAL POST", AUGUST 5th, 1933.
QuESTTON:
A friend with a limited amount of funds available for safe in-
vestment is considering the purchase of `Huron and Erie Mor-
tgage Corporation Debentures. Would these Debentures give
him the security he requires?
ANSWER:
Huron and Erie Mortgage Corporation has had a long and suc-
cessful record as a loan company and has built up substantial reser-
ves. The company is subject to the supervision of both Federal and
the Ontario Trust and Loan .Departments and the equity of both
the depositors and debenture holders is well secured. •
ANY AMOUNT OVER 100 CAN BE INVESTED AT 5% INTER-
EST PER ANNUM.. PAYABLE TWICE A YEAR.
ndrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE I
SUTuIMER NEEDB
Best Assortment of Government Tested Seeds
We have ever shown, in Red Clover, Timothy,
Alsike, Alfalfa, White and Yellow Blossom Sweet
Clover.; 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 .i„,„„.....,.4.••••, �'•"" '"
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
STADE & WEIDO
2URiCN - ONT.
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SPECIAL .ANNIVERSARY GRCERY PRICES ON GROCERIES.
FOR. Sept 28, 29, 30; ALSO Oct. 2, 3, 4. SEE OUR LARGE BILLS
,SPECIALS IN DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Children's Sand Cotton or Black' Hose, Sizes 5to 9, 2 pr.. ...25c
Women's Cotton Sand or Rik. .Hose, per pair 15c
Men's Cotton Work of Fancy Socks, 2 pairs 'site
Men's Pearl Knitt, Sweater Coat, each $1.00
Men's 91/s -oz. Blue Overalls, Reg. $1.95, at ......... ...$1.69
Men's Balbriggan, shirt and drawers, per Garment 39c
Men's Malbriggan Comb., per garment 89c
Men's Silk Tops and Shorts, per suit ..89c
Ladies' Silk Hose, fullfashioned, reg. $1.00 at .69c
Ladies' Silk Bose. light colors only, Reg. $1, at ........ 35c
See aur Table of Remnants of Print, Flannelettes, etc., at 10c. yd.
Also other Broken lines at less than Hall Price
SEE ALL OUR SPECIALS AND GET A REAL BARGAIN
J. W. MERNER
Highest Prices for Eggs.
Phone 140
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST LOCAL MARKETS
Mrs. Emery of Sarnia, visited with
Zurich friends a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman
and baby of Galt, are holidaying
with their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Islopp visited
with friends at Kitchener and El-
mira, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Ehnes of
Bright, were visitors with friends in
town one day last week.
Mr. Edward. Wurm and daughter,
Miss Kathleen, of Markham, spent a
few days with friends in town this
week, staying over for the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jeffrey and
family of Detroit were week -end vis-
itors with the former's mother,'Mrs
C. Ayotte.
Mr. David Schnell of Aber,
Leen
Sask., is visiting his Zurich friends
for a few weeks, and they are in-
deed pleased to see him back east
again.
DASH W
OOD
Miss Mary England and Mrs. Faust
are visiting relatives in Zurich.
.Misses Anna and Ruth Tiernan
spent the week -end in Windsor.
Mrs. Chas. Rinker visited friends
in Tavistock last week.
Mr. Harry Hoffman, accompanied
by his sister Myrta of Kitchener,and
Miss Lulu Lindenfeld of Exeter,took
a motor trip through Muskoka, Nia-
gara Falls and Buffalo, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Andersen
and son Carl spent the week -end in
Detroit.
Mr. Ira Tiernan of Hamilton, and
Miss G. Cornell of Waterloo, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
E. Tiernan.
Miss Thelma Elsie left for Lon-
don last week where she has secured
a 'position.
Mrs. T. Restemeyer left for London
on Wednesday where she will spend
several weeks. •
Dr.–and Mrs. R. H. Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn 'Tiernan re-
turned home from a pleasant trip
through the . Maritime Provinces,
Halifax and Prince Edward Island,
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter lb. _ ...._ . .24
Eggs 18-14-12
Wheat, bush ..................68
Barley, bushel 40
Buckwheat, bush. 40
Flour, cwt ............. 2.00-3.25
Shorts, ton .. _ .. _ .... 22.00
Bran, ton 2000
Hogs, cwt 6.25
been toward the use of more highly
concentrated materials since this
means a saving in freight and hand-
ling charges. This evidenced by the
increased manufacture and sale of 2
per cent and 45 per cent (triple)
superphosphate and of ammonium
phosphate carrying approximately 10
per cent nitrogen and 47 per cent
phosphoric acid.
Attention Cattle Shippers p
Hon. Thos. L. Kennedy announces
that the Government has been for-
tunate in securing offersfor spaces
available to Ontario cattle raisers
wishing to export suitable cattle to
the Old Country.
Shipments have to be made in
carlots and the ideal weights for
export are from 1,000 pounds to 1,-
300 pounds.
Farmers in different districts are
arranging to make up shipments to
Old, Country markets. Cattle may
be shipped freight collect and Iaid
down in Birkenhead or Glosgow at a
cost of $24.50 to $25.00 per head.
Sales costs in Great Britain are a-
round
round $5 per head additional.
Weekly „Crop Report
Frequent rains in most sections
have helped root crops, pastures and
fall wheat seeding. Rodt crops are
below average, with a light yield of
potato and turnips. A good aver-
age apple crop of wellcoloures, clean
fruit is now being picked. Harvesting
of a godd grape crop is progressing
satisfactorily and cutting of an av-
erage . corn crop is well under way.
The tobacco crop is nearly harvested
but yield and quality are below that
of last year. Fall plowing is gener-
ally advanced, the soil has greatly
benefited by recent rains and indic-
ations are that an increre:r.d acreage
will be sown to fall wheat.
Air and Stored Potatoes
Careless storing of wet potatoes
is responsible for unnecessary an-
nual losses. Potatoes ought to be
stored dry and in a cool, well -ventil-
ated cellar which is perfectly dark.
Piling potatoes in heaps in warm and
poorly ventilated cellars creates the
most favorable conditions for rotting
Before placing the potatoes in. a
cellar, wooden slats slightly apart
should be nailed about sixinches or
.more from the wall, and a temporary
Moor with cracks between the bo-
ards should be laid about, six inches
above the permanent floor. This will
ensure air to circulate around and
under the pile of potatoes. It it sho-
p
ld so happen that the pile has to be
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Fruits should be packed as far as
possible in the cool of the day and
neves whilst wet from rain or dew.
The movement of cattle this year
to Great Britain up to August 31st
totalled 33,000 head as compared
with 16,000 for the same period last
year.
Despite the heavy export during
the past crop year of Canada's grain
the Dominion enters the new crop
year with a carryover of 212,000,-
000 bushels of wheat, or over one-
third more than was on hand on
August lst last year. The carry-
over of other grains will exceed 60,-
000,000 bushels.
Trend in Fertilizers
The increasing attention given to
pasture fertilization in the stock
raisin and dairying distiets of Can-
ada is creating ail lippiieclable in-
crease in the demand for fertilizers,
more particularly those furnishing
nitrogen and phosphoric acid—the
former to increase the protein con -
;ant of the grass and the latter to
.ivo a higher ash content, says the
rrn:nio:, (" , i' °:: Irl meant years
the trend in fertilizer practice ha
lv:eiy Torg, square ventilators made
of wooden slats and running from
top to bottom of the pile should be
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WE ARE NOW FINISHED TAKING STOCK
AND FIND THAT OUR STOCK OF HARDWARE s
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AND FURNITURE IS TOO HEAVY, AND IN
ORDER TO REDUCE IT VERY RAPIDLY WE
ARE OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT ''
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We are continuing our Special Prices on Mat-
* tresses, and still have a few left that will go at Bargain
i Prices. Be sure and get your supply before they are
• All Gone.
For some real Bargains, we have a. number of good
used Dressers that we will sell very c: •c ps Be sure and
see them.
Always a good supply of Smoke Cure on Hand,
Also Old Hickory Smoke Salt.
Jht� &C Kaibflejsch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 68
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Wagon Axle, each .... •,
Wagon Tongue each
Tongue, Harrows, each
Bolster with Stakes at
Wagon Reach, long 1.50, Sher:
Spokes, each at
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ATT TION•• --Ta Farmers ns,, f vmr,,•ct:oe Owners:'
We are «wrainn this summer fully egaipped to supply all
users of Gasoline in larger quaiantities with a good stand-
ard gram of Gasoline from our Delivery Truck at low --
est prevailing prices, .with. Quality Considered.
Gasoline and Kerosine always kept a sa hand in • largo
and small quantities. Let us Bull your barrels or
- Containers.
Expert Workmanship on Repair Work, and Overhaasul-
Sobs on all Makes of Cars, Issitf Charges Very
Reasonalh
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put in here and there. Together
With . the circulation of air at the
sides and at the bottom of the pile
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if they were in a', solid pile,
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