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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
IN A PERSONAL AND FRIENDLY WAY,
.Y,
AT THIS CHRISTMASTIME,
WE WISH YOU JOY IN .THE, PRESENT
AND HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND. CON-
TENTMENT, THROUGH 'ALL THE DAYS
OF THE
ew Year
J. Gascho and Son.
NOTICE
FEATHERS WANTED .
We will pay for good quality Go.ose Feathers
40 cents a pound, and Duck Feathers 30 cents.
a pound... These prices good only to Jan. 15`
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Best Wishes for
Christm1asrAnd a
NEW
EAR
of
HAPPINESS
You!
Andrew: F..;Hess, F - ,,Zurich
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TO OUR .1VIANY CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO
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Season's Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING US ALL PROSPERITY
AND HAPPINESS, .AND A,CON- ...
;TINUANCEPF :Q,L1I :FRIENDLY
BUSINI, SS RELATIONS
ALL ACCOUNTS . ARE NOW
READY. THOSE NOT CAL-
LED FOR BY JANUARY 15th.
WILL BE MAILED OUT.
STADE and WEIDO
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As The Year Once More Draws to a
a Close and the Season i< Good WISHES
is upon us,.. We Taker this Opportunity
of Saying to Our Many Friends:
Happy:Nej!tYear
AND MAY 1935:' BRING YOU
HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY
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ITEMS OF LOCAL irUTEREST
Mr. =a A%..Cyrus Schoch were.
recent visitors at New Hamburg and:
Kitchener, attending the wedding - of.
their son near New Hamburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus Stanberry;
and baby Robert of Detroit, spent.
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred'
Du charms of 'the Blue Water High -
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every ,Wednesday)
Egg r. • 23-18-16-14
Butter lb. creamery .......... 25
Butler ib. dairy 23
Whieat, bush
97
Barley, bush ... t._ ... _ .. _ ... 50
Buclewheat, buss-. ... . _ _ .. _.5o.
Shorts, 'ton, ... , ...... - _ _ .. 26.00
way; and Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hart- Bran. ton i .. 25.00
roan of the Goshen line, south. Live Hogs, cwt. 6.50
Dr. A. J. MacKinnon .and W. S: potatoes per bag, 35e
4Tohnston motored to Exeter on Chickens . Ib.. live:.: ... . I2-&
f`hursday, ''anti '.4321'•returning. 'Y,bs;,
roads were so badly •bloeked•they . Ohickens, dressed lb'• _ , 16;10
to 'same in d_rom Herisall: on the stager . fxeiese, • dresed , bb. .. . 11
tlI° ' h
Flour, cwt. _ . ....... 2.25 3.0a;
Ducks dressed lb .... _ 1c:
wi the 'sleighs. s. ;naleys, lb: dresses) ,XZ- 1.
The `axxsanany friends .of tlbe late Mr:.11: i a,•.
1David, teldn of Heiisa11 regt�r to•�� ;1.i, , 1 .
;learn of his rather unexpected de, c
parture last week. Mr. Cantelon snick, fruit; flowers, seed and s: !ins
was indeed a fine type'of ettizen to are' large and specialized shows;#or
be dmired, with his genial disposit- each. The assembly of so much ex
a
cellence "'endear one roof gives the
ion he won, for himself a large circle Roo r Ac disflnctiveness not, matched
of arrtds '1- here else in the world.
�.j 11ss`'3essie 1VhacDonald who spent , ` .
, her j >t : � �;,traie-1`eeding Pays
ih 'holidays at her home near Kin.-
I�rmers who •axe iia a posttaon;Eo
earriine, returned 'on Monday of this •felipw the practice, find tthatcrate-
to resume her duties as teacher
weg$ .feeding of,: their. poultry.; pays then!
of .00rri III, .Zurichset�iol... ' 'D>rririg big dividends. There are several rea-
Miss MacDonald's absence Mrs. L. W.
Hoffman took charge of her work in so for this. It produces the milk -
Hoffman grades- Which 'bring the highest
the school. I priees'p the leading wholesale 'mere -
CANADIAN CATTLE SELL
i2.EADILY IN CREAT BRITAIN
I ,�, danadian Cattle'' frons )he• 5.1.
iMailOh --te" eleizen b1"e sbld'•strBirk.1
en'Nead est week;' aceerding:•to. cable
atliviCe' re`cei' ed by the department
"Of `a'gtiCultviEe3 ; The quality ,, of,the
shipment' was:'genei;•ally. better than
recent arniva s; the report; states„and
contained some very good• cattle.
Eastern cattle made from 12% to
13% cents per pound dressed wei-
glit, including offal, with exception-
ally good ones topping at 14 cents
per lb. There appears to be some ex-
pectation that the united kingdom
market for fat cattle may become a
little firmer, the report said.
TEACHING OF MUSIC IN
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
.. Tononto—The Ontario Governm-
ent will pass regulations before spr-
ing to make compulsory the teaching
of music in public schools through-
out the province, Hon. L. J. Simp-
son, minister of education said. Spea-
king before the annual community
life conference in Pickering College,
Newmarket, last week. Dr. Simpson,
predicted compulsory education in
music. He revealed the Government
would take such action. The Doctor
gave no indication when the proposed
regulation would be passed.
SERVICE
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ants are no* buying poultry' by Gov-
ernment grades with substantial diff
eireiitials' iie'tvveeli sash agiracte.aath
premiulzn .assured .for_.• birds whit]
grade "milkfed” makes crate feeding
.wOttlio-whileuland'all poultry intend1
edefor eating;purposes should he proi
pe>?I+,I'r finished before marketing. ,The
farther who has 'poultry • to <iparket
would: do', •well: to .remember • that • it
is the last pound which brings the fin
ish and increases the value of the
bird by 50 or 75.. cents.
Use Registered Males
Good breeding practice in poultry
has. long 'recognized the value of the
highly protent male • bird in building
up flock production. When the farm-
er or poultryman can raise the aver-
age production of the pullet flock
from 120 eggs to 150 or.160 eggs per
bird in a flock of 100 pullets the real
cash value of the high quality male
bird is immediately apparent. In the
whole scheme of the National Policy
the registered cockerel alone has the
proven ability' best - suited to increase
pullet production. These cockerels
are bred from two direct lines of fe-
males which have laid 200 eggs or
more in one of the Canadian egg lay
ing contests.
Royal Winker Fair
The Royale Winter Pair is being
held Nov, 21st to 29th, at the Royal
Coliseum and Winter Pair buildings
Toronto. Its objects are the protnit-
ion of Canada's basic industry, to
'fink the nine provinces in common
interests, and to set hgih national
tndards for farm producets. The
Royal Shows for horses, cattle, she-
ep, ;swine, dogs, cats, poultry ail pet
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FOP. GOOD NEW
i FENCES ON THE FARM.LET US SUPPLY `
g YOU WITH THE BEST OF WOVEN WIR
ii ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE. SEE US . ABOUT
i NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, AND EVE.
a. TROUGHING .
SPECIALS! - SPECIALS!
4.
• Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon
Special Stove Oil,at 28c
,F,
per gallon ...I 3c 4
We also have ' some very Attractive Prices in ` ti
4. Furniture. See Our New Beds Springs y and
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attresses.
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USED FURNITURE +
'3 • Two Gid Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand; V
t. ,'Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Dining Tables; V.
Kitchen Chair, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale. :t:'
BESURE AND SEE THEM! `'
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Painting Wagon
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t' uggYZ.Top .. a�`I6'00 and 18.01i�
- Ruing Buggy Wheels Set
• Buggy Shaft i 2000
Bar .ia ... nn
Buggy Reach ... L.00
BuggySpokes.;.each 1.25
25c
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Is Now''He1re. `• Have you looked after your. Automo•.
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bile in preparation for the Cold Weather? Changed to 4
tr lighter Oil, and had your Radiator filled with a good
• Anti -Freeze?.. Rene in your car and tet us do this very
important thing Right Now!
• • Gasoline and Kerosine always kept on hand in large
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# and small quantities. Let us fill your barrels or
Containers.
t • Expert Workmanship on R
t p epair Work, and Overlaid
• Jobs on all Makes of Cars with Charges Very
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Clover. Seed Scarce s•
One of the many results of the us- +
unusual drought of the past sunnier
has been' a -siitaller than usual crop
of clover seed in all the prtncipal�1.>
seed producing countries, and, so far
as Canada is concerned, the smallest'
red clover seed crop harvested hi' '
many years. Quebec and Eastern
Ontario produced most of the red
clover seed grown in Canaaa this
year, the amount of which is estimat-
ed at only 1,500,000 pounds. The
limited Canadian production this yr.
isr largey,seewd. pf the hardy type, but
,unfortunately,—The total Canadian su
pply : is only about one-third of the
total normal Canadian demand :for
one 5eefling.'„ )rete. clover seed, when
obtainable from. ` "Northern United
States .or the more northerly count-
ries of Europe, is acceptable as a
substitute. for Canadian seed in tinies
:of domestic shortage in Canada, but
because of ,the almost universal sho-
,rtage this year, adequate seed sup -
:plies of this kind will be diilicul't to
obtain from any source. Purchasers
of red clover seed for next spring
tiiay expect to find it priced consider-
ably higher than in any recent pi e-
vions years, tint) would be well ad-
vised to seek their regurrements
early.
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For those who have used me as their Servant 1 have
gathered untold millions into their coffers.
I command the Iegeons of fashion, mould the styles
and lead the World whithersoever I got
1 sow fields for you to reap a Golden !-Harvest:)
1 aun Masater Salesman at Your Service, and my
Name is:
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