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We are again holding our ANNUAL SUMMER
CLEARING SALE, beginning SATURDAY,
AUGUST 17t1x, and Ending SATURDAY, AUG-
UST 31st. Our Customers know that a Sale here
is a real Money Saving Event... And we are again
i'. offering Exceptional Value-3inall lines of Summer
t Goods. We can only quote a few items here. See
large Posters for more particulars.
New Voiles, i eg. 49c to (i5c, yd. now
Rayons and Voiles, to clear at yd.
All Cotton Broadcloths, 36 -in., yd.
4' pieces 30 --hi:., prints, at yd.
Prilled Curtain Serimms, per yd.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, at
Men's Navy Work Shirts. at
Mens Smocks, Redback, at
Men's Work Sox, 3 pis. for
Men's Straw Hats, 2 for
Men's Fine Shirts, white at
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
39c
15c
17c
10c
12c
15c
49c
1 25
25c
15c
79c
Certo, at
Oxydol, large et
Green Tea, Japan, per lb.
New Cheese, per lb.
Rio Coffee, per ib. 23c
Zinc Jar Rine, dozen 20c
Sugar Crisp Cookies„ 2 lbs. at
Oranges, per dozen
Vinegar X X Extra, per gal.
We will have other Grocery Specials during this
SALE!
29c
22e
39c
15c
25c
29c
40c
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PRODUCE WANTED
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Aeroxon Fly Coils,: 6 for , ` i Oc
Bran Cream Flakes, 2 pkgs. for 25c
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CreaAlmonds, per lb 1: 25c
Reno Cookies, per lb 19c
Happy Vale Catsup, 2 bottles 25c
Heinz Cider vinegar, per gal 55c
Orange Pekoe Tea, per 11). 55c
Minute Tapioca and' Pyre* glass, 2 pkgs. ..25c
Walkerside Quality Ice Crena in all Flavors.
Special flavor for this month is Burnt Almond
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di FENCES ON THE FARM. LET US : SUPPLY E'
7. YOU WIT.I °iI ; "E BEST OF WOVEN' WIRES
ALSO HAVE ARB WIRE. SEE US ABOUT
NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, AND EVE- ,..
TROUGHING
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SPECIALS!
Coal Oil, good grade at
Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon
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MVIOTc-'w;=S ARE REALIZING THE NECESSITY OF HAVING
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
FOR LES..; TH.' x $1 EER MONTH YOU CAN HAVE UP TO
$70,000 rROTECTION FOR LEGAL LIABILITY FOR BODILY
1NJIJI x OR DEATH TO OTHERS AND $1000 FOR LEGAL LIA-
BILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OF OTHERS.
AND FOR A FEW CENTS MORE PER ir1ONTH YOU CANHAVE 1'
UNLIMITED PROTECTION FOR PUBLIC LIABILITY AND
$1000 FOR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
WHY KEEP PUTTING IT OFF?
IT MAY BE TOO LATE!
Andrew F Hess, Zuric
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Hrltve You MADE YOUR WILL?
!HMS OF LOCAL I TE S1
1\Ir- :George Crozier attended the
funeral of a relative at London on
Sunday.
Mr. Wallace Ross of Brucefield,
was a Sunday visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith.
Mrs. Edith Clarke of Florida, and
Mrs. Clara Grey of London spent the
week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Brown, 15th concession..
Mr. and Msr. John Snider of Bru-
cefi.eld, also Mrs. Stiles and Mrs.
Bonar Law, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jul Block.
A large number of the villagers
are awey to the Bend this�Wednes-
day afternoon, attending the Evan-
gelical S_ 5. picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'neil and fam-
ily of Hamilton, were week -end vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Rader of the Goshen Line,
south.
Mr.' and Mrs. Jacob Smith, and
Mrs. Henry Magel of Detroit, and
Mrs. John Ramseyer of Elkton, Mich
were visitors with relatives here over
the week -end.
Mrs. Mina Tinlin of Winnipeg,
who has .been visiting Miss Ethel
VMillians, the p_ast few. weeks,`" h
left for a short -visit, •with friends'!
Toronto.
Two of the Huron -Perth candidat-
es in the forthcoming electron were
in town Thursday, namely, Mr. W.H.
Golding, Liberal of Seaforth, and the
"'hitch hiking Independent, Mr. W.
W. Cooper of Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Howald and
Child from Cleveland, Ohio, were
visiting with their aunt, Mrs.- Cyrus
Colosky and other relatives and
friends the past week.
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HARDWARE -^ SEEDS and FURNITURE
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If you are thinking of
doing any Fencing this
year, be sure and consult
Us... And be sure it is the
pious Frost Fence!
.. . , for long life.
Coyne in and sec our stock of Frost
Farm Fence ..the finest we've eves
• had. Heavily galvanized by special
Frost process. Wears for a Lifetime.
We can quote you attractive prices.
TIGHT ` - LOCK
ZINC BONDED
an erefusive FROST feature fhd
SAVES ¥OU MONEY
PAINTS! PAINTS!
fWe carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, I
0 Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes
Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall 1,
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SPECIALS!
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28c
We also
Furniture.
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Eggs. dozen ......... _ . 20, 18, 14 4.
Butter, creamery 25 .t.
Butter, dairy 24 4*
Wheat, bushel 60: +
Oats, per bush 25:. 4*
Barley, per bush. . , . 42
Batckwheat, per bn'lr 35 4.
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Flour, cwt ...............175 2.50. 4.
Shorts and bran ton ........20.00 .q,
Potatoes per bag 50 1
Live Hogs 9.50
The annual summer sale at J.
Gascho & Son's mercantile store has
niet with good success and many are
the happy shoppers who have visited Mildew Control
this store these days. Don't forget, "
Saturday AugustMildew now appearing on roses may
visit this 31st is the last day be -controlled by using one teaspoon
of the Sale, so store as
earl; ai, you can, befor, ., too late , aul of baking soda to a quart of wat-
r. Spray in the morning. Also dust
The rebuilding of tli,' terra, of Mr.:iNith sulphur when foliage is wet.
Ed. Beaver of town is now completed r' Weekly Crop Report
and it gr•.'<tly add' to the epneeran.ce • Fall wheat is ripening and cutting
oi' t . west- (.•lid of twee, " ie house is now in progress. Barley is filling
i:: ...01y . 1.p. -:Fra i,,X'-r °iny .well and maturing rapidly. Oat chops
house look attractive. :iii Deaver is give promise of better than average
moving his effects therein. The new `yields. Haying is now generally past.
hriek r .$li1 ice that I: l i; Corn and root crops are marling sat-
erE.ct.ing is going alov tic •tl; ;isfactory growth. Early raspberries
plumbers are now putting in thei . and sweet cherries are being market -
part of the work. ed, with prospects of a good yield. All
fruit conditions continue to show
The very warm weather the past'good promise. Growth of tobacco has
week has made one think that the 'been. rapid and indications point to
summer is still with us. t is ideal,. an6 early harvest.
for the big heavy harvest that the -• Insect Control
farmers are struggling with to get''Numerous complaints indicate a
stored away in their barns. Many heavy infestedation of insects in
farmers who have not had a straw" Ontario gardens.
stack out in years, are this year seen,:
Cutworms may be controlled with
with one or two about the place. ,, a poison bait scattered around young
stook threshing has become very pop-,
plants in the evening. Use 1 table-•
ii]ar this -year with the long and en .. s •
poon of. Paris Green, 1 tablespoon
tangled sheaves. Another week with'
favorable weather will see most ofi!
the farmers through with the ordin-:
ary harvest. , it
FARM FOR SALE
FO SALE -75 acres good pasture
never failing water. Lot 16, Con. n,.,
Hay Tp. -W. C. Pearce, Exeter.
Court Cases Less
In July of 1934 there were 68
cases in the Goderich Police Court.
This year there were only 43 during
that month or 25 Iess than a year
-ago. It is to hoped that we are be-
coming better in obeying the law, or
are the local authorities not so strin-
gent in inforcing the laws. Which is
it? •
Wearing Bigger Shoes
This athletic age' 'apparently is xiot
so complimentary, to the feet. Ruth
Kerr, of New Yory, the only woman
in the U.S.A.. who styles shoes for
both men and women, said that shoe
sizes are getting bigger and bigger
every day. The average woman's foot
has expanded from 51/2 to size 7, and
the average man's foot size is 101,a,
as compared with 91/r in the old
days. Women are getting more
conservative in their shoes, while
men's shoes are running to colors.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
have
See
some very Attractive Prig n t
Our New Beds, Springs
Mattresses.
USED FUURNITURE
Two Good Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand;
Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Dining Tables;
Kiera Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale.
BE SURE AND SEE THEM/
Johnston & Kalbfleisola
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THESE PRICES subjee to change without Notice
Painting Wagon
Painting Buggy
Recovering Buggy Top
Rerimming Buggy Wheels Set
Buggy Shaft
Cross Bar
$ 7.00 and 10.00 I
6.00 and 10.00
16.00 and 18.00 a
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Buggy Spokes each
1,25
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New Midget Cars
What is probably the smallest aur
tornobile in Canada is being demon;
grated to dealers in Toronto by re
EXTRA EXTRA
Large Shipment of Titres Just Received
Regular $10.00 Heavy Service tires at 6.35
Regular 10.75, Heavy Service tires at 6.90
Gasoline at per gollon 23c
Lubricating Oils and greases at corresponding low prices Ai
Get Your Requirements Here, where Your Dollars
Go the Farthest! �T
Expert Workmanship on all Makes s of Cars, with charge
Very Reasonable!
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1VRSSBYHABTS NEWS
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of Molases and 1 quart bran. Mix all_
into a fluffy mixture..
Ants in. ;';awns may be 'eradicated by
pouring a small quantity of Carbon x
Bisulphide into the holes and plugg-
i ut },ts•me : This forms a gas which r
works down the runs, killing the in- 't.
Se¢is.
Snails and slugs' may be removed
by sprinkling fine, well -slaked lime
w 1 resen a vgs Of a renc 1 ino„ pr ea liveN the ground surface just be ore
Mattresses 701' designer. ae
This midget car, Uri zili
3tic the i'arlirn t •dark.,
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Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- . ell I3nil rigs, we
igh,:,
0 ;only 1,.100 lbs, and is powered b
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- e 1 -cylinder motor which develops 2
3 ii. p. at 4,000 rev, per minute. It
ware always in stock. w m 4. will be marketed at $325. Negotat£i,'
EIbDs D F: &- : ons are being conducted to float P
d, j,.E Ess are with ing a spited of ,$75,00✓t f.
Ery � , 3.1 . ival„le eylindE.r power plailit,
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U w 1-1 - NT. which is mounted directly over t1r
QUALITY -- PRICE - SERVICE
rent t.x1Cprovides
411 front -wheel tr
'ann. Capable of 65
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lenge of
The Canadian Apple Crop
The preliminary Apple Crop cstirn-
mate of the 1934 crop is 3,890,643
barrels, as compared with 5,478,238
barrels in 1933, a decrease of approx
intately 29 per cent., says the report
just published by the Dominion. De-
partment of Agriculture. All produc-
ing provinces, with the exception of
I British: Columbia where the crop up
„proximated that of last year, record
eddecreases, due rh%efl„y to frostiy,
Check your Haying Machines New and avoid dis-
appointments in the Field. .. Order repairs early
and save Express Charges.., Hassey -Harris partp-
a are testi •
How about a Cream Separator Demonstration.
r Several Used: Machines. Very Cheap
AUTO TIRES ; , i ,: L 4;
If in need of any, bring your Catalogue along.
We will not be undersold by mail order houses and
we mount the same ;Fee!
A FEW CHEAP USE!) TIRES
Plow Points for all Plows
Tel. Shop 149 O. SLOP?` SONS Re -s. 67 4-
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