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Zurich Herald, 1930-09-04, Page 8PAMvIGHT TFESTORE WITH THESTOCK NEOW 0 * tt g US ABOUT NEW WOOL AND FLANNELETTE BLANKETS RUGS AND BED SPREADS NEW FIGURED SILK AND WOOL DRESS ENDS NEW WOOL DELAINES NEW QUEEN CLOTHS NEW SANTOYS NEW SERGES BOY'S WEAR • COMPLETE LINE OF BOY'S LONG PANTS, BLOOMERS, 1NICKERS, SWEATER COATS, SHIRT S, BLOUSES FOR SCHOOL WEAR. Everything in School Supplies G SC' 0 :7oDucz WANTED SON PHONE 59 11 •• fa.,1,11..LIMOW-WiltrAP our Money is Safe When invested in HURON and ERIE DEBENTURES INTEREST IS PAID REGULARILY TWICE A YEAR AND YOUR PRINCIPAL PAID IN FULL WHEN DEBENTURE FALLS DUE. NO PREMIUM OR EXPENSES PAYABLE ON RENEWALS OR NEW INVESTMENTS: WHY NOT SECURE THE GOOD RATE OF 5% PER ANNUM ON YOUR MONEY. ANY AMOUNT OVER $100 CAN BE INVESTED FROM 1 TO 5 YEARS. INTEREST STARTS ON DAY YOUR CHEQUE IS RECEIVED AT LONDON CANADIANS HAVE OVER $22,000,000 INVESTED IN HURON HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES Applications received at any time by: Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? 1 Sihr • • ••• • ** • Ir• •••••••••••••••• 000 • 410*************00 1 NOW! Is the Best Time To Plan Your Summer's Program of Work; Repairs, And Improvements Let Us show You the best kinds of Fencing for the Field or the Home Lawn Fences. We handle the .best Money can Buy. If you decide todo some Roofing or Eve -Troughing this year, we invite you to call and see us and get our estimates, as well as show you our goodai A Nice New Piece of Furniture in the Home will be always appreciated We can supply anything j this line, and the prices are very Attractive. If in need, of new furniture, don't forget; we have it! STADE & VVEID ZURiCH - ONT. 6001000000.1144010•••••••0040101198011.111**10011.00.16/10, 1 0 ZURICH IEZRAILD Mernees For General Dry Go and Groceries J. W. PHONE 140 ds ERNER PHONE 140 ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Mr. Ed. Beaver spent .a few days last week in Bay Port, Mich. Mr. Morris Neil, of Detroit, is sp- ending a few weeks at the home of Mr. A. Melick. Mrs. Neil of Ceneralia, is spending a few weeks at the home of mr. and Mrs. A. Melick. Miss Georgina Foster of London, spe,.b tile v,e‘ix-end with her parents, ivir. and Mrs. Nien. one; Ray. Mr. Sidney Lachman of Detroit, was a visitor at the home of IVirs. S. Deitrich.. Miss Laura Dietrich of Detroit, sp- ent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. S. Deitrich. Miss Clara Weber of Detroit, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Airs. L. Weber. Miss Helen Foster of Detroit, sp- ent the week -end under the parental roof. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Papineau. of Partment is offering free trips to the Detroit, visited with' relatives on the Royal Winter Fair next November to Western Fanners' Mutual Weather Insurance Co OF WOODSTOCK The Largest Business of any Canadian Company doing Business in Ontario - Amount of Insurance at Risk an Dec. 31st, 1928, $22,206,275. Total Casb.in Bank and Bonds O $160,378.74 Rates—U.5o per $1,000 for Spears. E. F. Klopp—Zurich Agent, Also Dealer iu Lightning Rods and all kiads of Fire Insurance 111111•111•MMOaddeadetlir ater rlighway over the holi- days. Mr. and Mrs. Paur Jeffrey and family of Detroit, were visitors for a few days with the former's mother, Mrs. Ayotte of town. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weston, of Bayfield, were week -end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bender, Goshen South. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bueschlin, and son, Ivan, of Elkton, Mich., spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gascho, and sons, Edwin and Joel, and Mrs. 0. Surerus, spent the week -end and holi- day with relatives near Pigeon, Mich. Week -end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eg. Heideman were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold May and Miss Weeks of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mittleholtz and family of Kitchener, attended the Mittleholtz reunion at Grand Bend on Sunday, and also visited relatives in town. Misses Pearl Foster and Jean Scha- fer of Kitchener, who had been camping at Grand Bend, caned on Mr. and Mrs. Alex Foster on their way home. Among the holiday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wag- ner were: Mr. John Wagner, and Miss Helen Halten of Guelph; Miss Annie Elsley, Mr. Theo. Wagner of Kitchen- er, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bender of Detroit. .A very pleasant time was spent at Grand Bend on Sunday, when the event was in the form of a re -union when friends and relatives of the Mittleholtz family •gathered and had a most pleasant time together. Mr. T. L. Wurm, of Toronto, and late of Zurich, was in town for sever- al nights during the past week. Tolly is on the road travelling for a large grocery firm of that city and was making his rounds in this vicinity and we think Mr. Wurm will fill this position to perfection. 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Changes in Representatives Several changes have recently be- en made in the agricultural 'repres- entatives in Ontario, among which are: J. A. Berry, former assistant in York County, succeeds Mn Cook at London; ,A, M. Barr, assistant ag- ricultural representative for Huron County, with office at Clinton, has been appointed representative for Grenville County with office at Kem- ptville. The Crop Situation Reports of crop conditions for .the latter part of August indicate that the shoWers which fell in most seer tions in Southwestern Ontario were badly needed, as 'pastures had been burnt up and corn and root crops were suffering severely for the lack of moisture. Harvesting thoughout the province has been contlpleted and excellent yields are reported. Alfalfa :dsike and clovers yielded very satis- factorily, as high as nine bushels per acre of red clover having been re- ported in Kenora district. Iany drovers and cattlemen have reported heavy losses on their grass cattle, due to low prices and scarcity of pastur- es, many are holding their cattle over for the Christmas trade. Some ex- cellent crops of barley, oats and mixed grains have been harvested this season. In.fNorfolk County oue farmer securedi.tield of 1487 bush -,- els of oats froni 1 acres, a nearly 100 'bushels per sere. ATTENTION! TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS OF . ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITH QUALITY CONSIDERED EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR' -WORK, AND OVER.. JOBS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CHARGES VERY 1' R, ES GASOLINE IN LARGEQUANTITIWITH A GOOD STAND- ARD , REASONABLE, I • . • GAS OILS GREASES El. Mousseau Zurich .4.14444+4444+++++++++++++ _____ Kelvinat • 0 40 I t I **. 4 Z I Come in and see the new Auto- • t matie Kelvinator which has many r: 1 features that no. other Electric 4. .F. 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