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Re uced Prices
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NOW IN EFFECT ON ALL CURTAIN . MAT;
ERIALS and WALL PAPERS
LET US SHOW YOU OLJR LINE OF FLOOR
COVERINGS
We have a few ends of 4 -yd,, wide Linoleums at Barg-
ain Prices.
Also Congoleum, Feltol and Oilcloths in various
Widths
Pure Silk Fullfashioned Hose, light shades, Reg $1 to 1.50 for 59e
Pure Silk Chiffon and Crepe Hose at
Kiddies Sox per pair
Voiles special at, per yard
New Voiles and Batistes, special at yard ...: : ....... . . . . ...49c
ALL CURTAIN MATERIALS AT REDUCED PRICES
MEN'S WEAR
SEF, OUR STOCK OF MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR,
OVERALLS, TIES, SOX, FINE SHIRTS, SWEATER COATS,
BATHING- SUITS, AT LOWEST PRICES
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
Rice per ib. 5c Factory Cheese Ib. 15c
Pork & Beans, 2 tins ..15c. Pink Salmon,l-ib tins, 2 for 19c
Princess soap ft akes 15c. P & G. Soap, 7 for 25c
Raisins 2 lbs. for 25c Palmolive soap 5c
ARSENATE OF LIME, ARSENATE OF LEAD AND PARIS
GREEN AT LOWEST PRICES
75c to $1
19c to 25c
190
J. GLSCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
,ITEMS FOUR JUNE 28th, 29th AND 30t4.
Sugar Crisp Corn .Flaked, , 4 ,for 25e
Orange Marmalade 40 -oz. jar . , ;.:: _ ... . 25e
Cnaanlated Sugar (with an .order) 10 lbs.
Sunlight Soap, 10 bars
F & G. Soap, 8 bars„
Loose Soap chips,' S ids
....49c
25e
,..19c
Brooms, medium weight, 'special ..................
Handy Ammonia, per pkg. ....50
Carole coffee 1-1b tin
Puffed wheat, 2.:2
pkgs ..' 2'5s
Royal York orange Peko tea haft lb ppkg.28e
Tomatoes, large 2% tin g}r
Sweet mixed pickles large jar ....
Le'tys Soap, large cake '
Ladies House Dresses, regular asp to 1.25 at; ......,
Ladies fullfashioned Silk Hose pea pr. 69e
Children's Socks all colors, at 19e and 25e
Men's newest shirts, plain white• or colored ,..... .1.50
Men's 'f,ney socks or work stocker 'per pr 15e
J. W. MERNER
Highest Prices for Eggs.
Phone 140
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HESS
INSURANCE AGENCY
GOING ON A TRIP?
If so, you should have Public Liability and Property
Damage Insurance.., Protect your own car with Collis-
ion Insurance... Policies are good in Canada and the
United States. Enjoy your trip more by knowing that
you have protection.
Rates are lower this year.
FU/ .1. INFORMATION GLADLY GIVEN.
For Rates Apply to:
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND 'Angry
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
Your Spring Needs
Best Assortment of Government Tested Seeds 1
We have ever shown, in Red Clover, Timothy,
Alsike, Alfalfa, and all other Field Grass Seeds, at
Lowest Prevailing Prices, According to Quality.
Get your Supply NOW, or leave your orders... We
are always in the market for good seeds, and don't for- en
get, we also do Custom Seed Cleaning at lowest prices.
PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax.
Prost Tight Lock W ire rending and -Gates and Fencing
Supplies and .Posts.
Goodyear Balloon and Cord . Tires and Tubes
in all sizes -t -
WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO 0114
Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and ` Marshall
Metres a
Plumbing, 'Furnace Work, Eveetroughans and Tinsankli.
ing our. Specialty. Full line 4 heavy and .heli Hard-
ware always in stock.
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ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY PRICE _ MAW*
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ITEMS OF LOCAL iNTEST
Mr. Harry Hoffman of Dashwood,
was in town -on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Bess spent the week-
end
eepend with Mr. and Mrs. Brandt at'
Grand Bend.
Mr. George Thiel has exchanged
his Chev. taucka for a new and larger
Ford V8 truck.
Mr. Daniel Smith of New Ham-'
burg is visiting for a week with his
sonsr and friends here:
Misses Helen and Marjorie Wil-
helm. of Milverton were week -end
visitors with. their aunt„ Mrs. C. L.
Smith. •
Mr. E. C. Chamberlain, of Seaforth
gave us a friendly call en Monday.
Mr. Chamberlain is an active insur-
ance dean of that town. '
Mr. Wm.. •O'Brein of town - was
taken to London on Monday to the
Hospital and on Tuesday morning
was operated on for bladder trouble.
Pleased to state that the patient is
recovering nicely.
Canada's Peat Deposits
From the agricultural point of view
no complete survey of the peat and
snack •deposits in Canada has been
made up to the present time says the
Dox ainion Chemist in a bulletin on
the nature composition and agricul-
taral uses of peat, muck, and mud
deposits, issued by the Dominion
Department of Agriculture. How-
ever,
owever, fromdata and information
amide available by the Department of
Mines, a conservative estimate of
the extent of these deposits would
be approximately 20,000,000 acres.
Very probable this figure wourct be
found much too small were accurate
data obtained. The areas of the de-
posits vary from a few acres to sev-
eral square miles, depending more or
less on the topography of the coun-
try and climatic conditions.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Beekeepers' Losses t-leavy
Reports received from over 350
representative Ont. honey producers
indicate that the number of colonies
winter -killed was the largest in the
experience of many bee -keepers. One
of them reports a loss of 200 colon-
ies out of an apiary of 400 colonies,
%t is estimated that 15 per cent. of
the total number of colonies were
winter killed, or approximately 30,-
000 hives. The majority of bee-
keepers report the condition of their
colonies as being fair, with a larger
percentage of weak bees than ordin-
'arily. ,Prospects for food supplies are
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday}
Eggs..... ...... . ..... 16-14-12
Matter lb. creamery 25
Butter ib. dairy 23
Wheat. bush. ...... 90
Barley, bush 50
Buckwheat, bussh. 50
Shirts ton. 25:00
Bran, ton 25.00
Flour, cwt. 2.00-2.90
Live . Hogs cwt 8.25
it cant be sown after an extensive
period of summer fallow during the
first week of July and any weeds
that remain will be effectively smoth
ered by the rapid growth of the crop
The market has improved recently
also and buckwheat, particularly the
variety Silver Hill, is finding a good
demand in Europe countries. The
rough or rye buckwheat may be a
slightly heavier yielder but should
not be grown: for export. If sown
too , early buckwheat has a very
damaging effect on the light honey
crop. Thousands of beekeepers in
this province have experienced the
affect of an early buckwheat honey
flow. What would otherwise have be-
en good light honey of clover or oth-
er superior flavors, only too often
has .been spoiled through the influ-
ence of even a slight amount of buck
wheat. The apiary with its millions
of bees is a valuable asset to any
farm. The apiary owner should be
encouraged to maintain his beeyard
in any satisfactory location and the
best. and ;most practical method of
encouragement is to discontinue the
practice of early sowing of buck-
wheat.
The Fassworcd is Quality
"If Canada is going to get its
share of the British trade in poultry,
in ,bacon, in live cattle, or in an”
other of its •agricultural products,
the value and necessity of doing
things better, not worse than cam-
petitors must be regarded as an
important,” said Mr. W. A. Wilson,
Canadian Gov. Animal Products
Trade Commissioner in London, En-
gland, during his present visit to the
Dominion. "We made good repute,
ion with oair first shipment of turk-
eys,- because the quality was there
and they were graded and packed
according to government standards
The British trade responded to work
well done. There is the market for
Canadian poultry and other prod-
ucts' and the password is. Quality.
The ,season for exporting ,poultry to
Britain should be designed for '12
months of the year. Buyers o -ser
there do not wish to change their
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THIS SEASON CALLS' FOR GOOD NEW
FENCESON THE FARM.
:. ARM. L.ET . US SUPPLY
YOU WITH THE BEST OF WOVEN WIRE
t. ALSO HAVE BARBS
wrRE, SEE Us � ABOUT
NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, •AND EVE-
TROUGHING
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FOR SALE -200 Bushels Improved zi
Banner Seed Oats at 60c hush., M.
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FUl2'1l1I'I'URE
er Two Gadd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand; '
Good Used. Dressers from $4.50 up;
Kitchen ChairsEtc. Dining Tables; Ip All Big Bargains for quick Sale. .f
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BE SURE AND SEE THEM!
Always a Good Supply of Snrofe Cure on Hand.,
Also Old Hickory Smoke Salt
Johnston & Kalbfieisch
Hard f krr are & Furniture. Phone 63
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E- THESE PRICES subject to change viithaut Notice
Painting Wagon $7.00 and 10.00 -
' Painting Bogy ..... 6.00
Recovering.............`. and 10.00 .Buggy Top ...... 16.00 and 18.00
F'ieritraaxs,ing duo --...__.
Wig" Wheels Set _... o00
Buggy Shaft .............. ••-....... 1.3.00
Cross Bar _
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Buggy Spokes each............ .. ... 1.25
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;tnsivc damage dt>,:; l0 ni{a:]{az tanc! sareai of glie demitiii being met at alli'
oi&ver fulls, the average to 's for the
province being 20 per Bent. The 1933
output of honey has been well -clear-
ed and supplies on hand for Wes
are much below normal. From a
priee standpoint the future holds a
possibility of an upward movement.
Buckwheat
Euckwheat usually is a very use-
d and profitable crop. It can also
be very damaging. Buckwheat is one
of the most ectivo4 a nd.ecopemlca1
meant. "of shoe ung g said ret tai
same ane it produces a pro2ta"hle
nada env.. As a controller • raf 'tuaedS
tunes.' - Canada should follow the
same policy*, in connection with the
pHresent 'opportunity open for the'.
export of dressed chickens as it has
done with. turkeys exported to Brit-
ain' for the 1932 and '33 Christmas
trade. `' 4 The 0000,000 'grounds of
tur'key's shipped in '1932 were 100
per cent. as to quality. In 1038'they
Were not quite sO good as the pre-
vious year but this was duo to some
-unusual clifliculties -:associated with,
the shipping and.., axe saarmountable.
'retrkey:I for the British Chrittlna='
tntde Must reach the buyers ' tease
one welt b:ofore . C uilstm,as yw s
G4324GL
TUNE Up YOUR CAR!
Don'ts be discouraged and throw at w your Car if it
is not functioning as you think it should. Just run it
in our Garage and have our Mecha nks go over it and
You will be surprised of the results.
Gas's and Kerosine always kept on hand in targe
and small quantities. Let ua fill your barrels or
Containers.
Expert Workmanship on Repair Work„ and Overhaul
Job on all Makes of Cars with CIPayges Very
Resansonaibe.
H. Mousseau Zurich
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HERALD QFFICE
Do You Know? -
That ,i man the Master Salestnaiih'l'
I am the. herald of Succi t''i"or in n, `Merc rin r;.
tvitu> nufacturerar Eta
1 f o forth to tell the W ►'rld the 'message of sero
1 rairm,i °I ; And .Soinndt.Merchandising!
And the World listens Wen I speak!
dear theme who have sued me is their Servant B have*
sethstreed untold imilfians into their venom
1 end the leg Ons of fashion, mould the style
and lead the World whithersoever 1 all
sow iields for you to reap a Golden ,1•Urvestl
1 am. Mauler Salesman at Your Service, and grey
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