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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1934-10-25, Page 8r&mE ETt FI v THE STORE WITH THE STOCK • ter Lin f Dry Coods are arriving at Our Store Daily COME AND SEE OUR STOCK OF SWEATERS, UNDERWEAR, W O L L E N GOODS, AND BE PREPARED FOR COLD- ER WEATHER. GROCERY SPECIALS Green tea, per lb. Laundry soap, 3 bars Pork and Beans, 2 tins Macaroni per lb. 3 7c 9c 15c 6c Ginger Snaps, per lb Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. Oranges per dozen Soap Flakes, 3 lbs. Bran, 2 lbs. for 10c 19c 20c 25c 5c ". 4 SC PRODUCE WANTED S,_ N PHONE 59 I MEM Hur: n & Erie ]Jebentures NOW EARN % Per Annum Payable Half Yearly CANADA TRUST MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES Now Earn 4 /4 % Per Annum Payable Half Yearly Any sum over $100.00 may be invested from 1 to 5 Years. Andrew F. Hess, Zurich MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY Hage You MADE YOUR WILL? sasexauzswrm'r•.e_.-�...... SLfdj-."++,•+...L-s+v�-..iai'lNJffSl�T.'c- _ - ggv 'A Ri'+et3e". meeeaeoe+4msiu��'tueo'si;'aseeQF`2+F 4sooms; &,alla'm s"g$'stme.g) HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE 0 0 • e L and COKE LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH US NOW FOR YOUR. SUPPLY OF COAL AND COKE WHILE PRICES ARE LOWEST 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 Frost Tight Lock Wire Fencing and Gates and Fencing Supplies and Posts. Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes in all sizes WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO OILS, Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall Mattresses Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- ing our Specialty.. Full line .3f heavy and shelf Hard- I ware always in stock. 1 E & WEIDO° ZURICH - • ONT. QUALITY -- PRICE SERVICE ssrmtesoike ss044101 SOSSEBSERRES01120411.01646001101140.6 ZURICH HERALD WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Cross & Blackwell 32 -oz, jar Marmalade Robin Hood Quick Cooking Oats Porkandan _27c . 19e Clark's Beans, 2 tins 19e Ingersoll Malted cheese half -lb. pkg. 2 for - • + . - _ y25c Choice Cooking Pigs, 2 lbs. ...... ..... ... 17c Fancy Bleached Sultana,Raisins perIb. .19e Palm. Olive Toitet Soap, per cake 5c Royal York Tea, half -lb. pkg. ....30c Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. :... , ..................... Royal York Coffee, 1-Ibtin Victory 'Olive- r•tt.fred lar a bottle Rinso, large Pkg. Baker's Cocoa, half Ib. pkg. Tomatoes, large 2M tin, each Dixies Toilet paper, 5 rolls •.25c 23c ...15c 10c 19c Full Range of Men's light and Heavy weight Un- derwear, Ladies and Children's Underwear, Hos- iery, etc., Sweater Coats and Pullovers, Ladies' Underwear and Hosiery. All wool Blankets, Flan- nelette Blankets, English wrapperette, and FlanneI- ettes. Our stock is complete in all lines, and Prices are Right. Jin W. ME `ff' R Highest Prices for Eggs. Phone 140 STEMS OF LOCAL INTERESI Mr. and Mrs. George Thiel of the 14th concession are visiting with fri- ends at Kitchener. Mr. Wilfred Klopp and Mrs. 0. Klopp .and Miss J. E. MacDonald motored to London on Saturday. Miss Brown of Greenway was a vis- itor with her friend Mrs. Herb Mous- seau for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gascho and family of Harriston, were Sunday visitors with. -relatives in town.. Mrs. Granger and Mrs. Miles, of Dashwood were recent visitors with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schenk, of Lucan, were Tuesday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Deitz. Many Liberals of town are attend- ing the big Huron -Perth Convention at Hensall this Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sipped and son Wilfred of Milverton, were recent visitors with relatives and friends in the vicinity. Mrs. David Witmer of Exeter, is spending a few days with her father, Mr. Jacob Koehler at the home of Mr and Mrs. Samuel Deitz. Mr. .and Mrs. Martin Warm of town, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Os- wald of the Bronson line were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Levy at Clinton. Mr. Lambert Klopp of Newark; Dr. H. F. Klopp of Kitchener and Ma.. Leonard Klapp of Waterloo, vis- ited their mother, Mrs. Wm. Klopp of town recently CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST To be held at Clinton, October 27th The seventh annual Public Speak- ing Contest and the fourth annual Spelling Match will be conducted in the auditorium of the Clinton Coll- egiate Institute on Saturday, Octo- ber 27th at 2.00 p.m. A Champion- ship Recitation Contest for boys or girls 8 years of age and under is also being held. The first prize win- ners in the Public Speaking and Re- citation contestss conducted at each of the seven Huron County School Fair are eligible to compete and the contestants in the Spelling Match will be the first and second prize winners from each School Fair. The afternoon's programme should prove very interesting and all are invited to attend. HEAVY BEER SALES Toronto Oct. 17 -Beer sales in Ontario during September totalled over $2,000,000, an increase of $8- )0,000 net over the beer receipts of September, 1933, according to the ,ta:ement of E. G. 0.lette, liquor Jommissioner. Drinking and liq- uor dropped by $171,000 from a 1933 September total of $1,630,000 There has also been a slight decrease in consumption of wine, both Can-.' idian and imported, though we have •ot the figures ,for that as yet, he ;aid. "The figures plainly show the ,eople •aro drinking more beer and a: s hard liquor, which is what we loped for," said Mr. Odette. On ,hat he based his conclusion that the i:';v law is really a temperance meas - c. At the September rate of beer ales the total for the year would climb ;close to ;$25,000,000. LOCAL MARKETS (Corrected every Wednesday) Eggs ....•.. 34 30 21 16 Butter lb. creamery 25 Butter ib. dairy 23 Wheat bush. 90 Barley, bush . 50 Buckwheat, bussh. 50 Shorts ton 25.00 Bran, ton 25.00 Flour, cwt - . 2.00-2.90 Live Hogs cwt . 8.25 Potatoes per bag........ ..... 35c Old Hens 9-7-5 Chickens ib. 14-13-12-8' BUSY FARMER NEWS lh the production of wheat in 1933 Canada was in. the 8th position with 269,729,000 bushels, being exceed- ed by Russia, China, the United St- ates, .British India, France, Italy and the Argentine. In the export of whe- at in 1933, the Dominion led the world. Quality in dressed poultry de- pends almost entirely upon the man- ner in which a bird has been fed or finished inpreparation for market. Milkfed is a term applied to birds which have been finished through feeding in crates or pens on a ration of finely ground grains and milk. This process increases the proportion and flovour of adible material. During the month of July, 1934, 11,000,000 lbs. of bacon were ex- ported xported to Great Britain as compared with 7,300,000 lbs. during .;uly 1933, the total shipments of bacon for the first seven months of 1934 amount- ing to 81,504,600 lbs. as against 38,- 787,700 8;787,700 lbs. during the correspond- ing sevenmonthsof 1933. Horse -Shoe Pitching Championships Horseshoe pitching, the typical old farm sport, has lost none of its grip on rural Ontario and information from local clubs reaching the Royal Winter Fair point to a higher level of attainment and keener interest in the sport than most old players can recall. Again the championships of Canada are to be decided during the last four days of the Royal Winter Fair, Nov, 26-29. These champion- ships, singles and doubles, are the officially recognized competitions san- ctioned by the Dominion of Canada Horseshoe Pitcher's .Association.. They are held under the auspices of the Royal Winter Fair itself and will be conducted by a special committee Putting Bees Away for Winter Bees that are to be wintered in cellar or dug -out should be carried in in'imediately after the last good cleansing bight they are likely to get. At the Central Experimental Farni this usually during the first week in November Clean up the Garden The last two weeks in October is the best time to clean up theg arden to reduce insects infestation, The Department advises burning all lea- ves, weeds, fallen fruit and other .material after being raked up, and f then ploughing or digging the soil . deeply. 1 enees„ arbours and trellis 4. uxos e 1tM, potlsnxq act pltrnris s;.1 broom. . ^)iulrscla , Oc fiber 25th, 193,E ▪ 64-6664,44,44444444.44+++414,0444i r( '.�,"t"�I 4,44'iy"�'�t'444 s 4 °4.4 ¢`�r' " r414, �t0 i4i 4s1.-4rt's° i°yii�•a4'`.�,,t.,6r' .z. 46 4 i are ST kr e3 Fnhu3 41. • THLS SEASON CALLS FOR GOOD NEW t FENCES ON THE FARM. YOULET US SUPPLY �' WITH THE BEST OF WOVEN WIRE, + ALSO HAVE BARB „ NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, SEE US ABOUT' TROUGHING AND EVE- of + SPECIALS! SPECIALS! Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon y Special Stove Oil ; at pergallon ... .13c 4' We also have some very Attractive Prices in Furniture. See Our New Beds, Springs and attresses. 4 ;4 + Good Used Dressers • Kitchen Chairs, Etc. { BE SURE USED wo Good Used Johnston • Ka1bfleio Hardware & Furniture. Pone 63 •k$'i •fi�•[F+f••F•i i•'F•F•F•F F•F•!• i'd••F�k�k E•rr•I• s F.h .„ 1•ti .� FURNITURE Chesterfield Suites on Hand; from $4.50 up; Dining Tables; All Big Bargains for quick Sale. AND SEE THEM! 646 461 4 4 46!:: 4 4. 4. • 4 4. 4. VINIMMIIIIIIIIIIII111111 iMN BIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIII111INIIlIIIIIIIlll11111111(llllllllllllllll�lllllllllllllllllll�IIIIIM 1111llil11llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllll11111RGIIIpf111r THESE PRICES subject to change without_ Notice Painting Wagon . ............. ...... $7.00 and 10.00 Painting Buggy . Recovering Buggy- 6.00 and 10.00 =_ gy Top .............. 16.00 and 18.00 Rerimnzing BuggyW heels Set .... 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