Zurich Herald, 1930-12-25, Page 811
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„.ACE. AND GOOD WILL HAS BEEN THE CHRISTMAS MES -
RESOUNDING TEROIJGH THE WORLD THESE TWENTY
GOOD WILL IS THAT INTANGIBLE SOMETHING
i.:..'AED SO MUCH IN THE BUSINESS WORLD. WE VALUE
DEEPLY THE GOOD WILL OF OUR CUSTOMERS AND
AND ARE PUTTING FORTH EVERY EFFORT TO-
SCUR1NG AND KEEPING YOUR GOOD WILL, BY
, 1\1C... PROMPT SERVICE, AND OFFERING QUALITY GOODS
;.OWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
take pleasure in showing a fine -array of Christmas Goods for
inspection.. Here you -will hnd suitable gifts for each and
e. .4 -y one of your friends and loved ones,
FOR LADIES
Silk Hosiery, Gloves, pretty new scarfs, 'rowel setts, Table
1 I3ed,steads,Lhiin Table Cloths, Handkerchiefs' of every
description,
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Gloves, Sox, Gaiters, Armbands, Sweater Coats,
Caps,. Fine Shirts, Etc.
- GROCERIES
w Raisins, Currants, Peels, Oranges, Dates, Candies and nuts,
at right prices.
Flp,rything in Ties,
TOYS AND
CHINAWARE
our Display of
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Grocery Specials for the Week
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, 1 lb. Tin
45e
Golden Bantam Corn, per tin
9e
Golden Bantam Corn, per Tin . ... .... .. ..... 150
Corn 'Starch '
Princess Soap Flakes, large Pkg. 23c
(one trial pkg. free)
Premium Tea with Vase, I ib.
Lily Brand chicken Haddie 59e
CANDIES AND NUTS AT REASONABLE. PRICES,
NICE BRIGHT TOYS FOR THE KIDDIES
GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
If you want to see nice Farley Silk Underwtar, Night, Gavials, Pyjama -
as, for Ladies„ have a look at Merner's Assortment.
Our Sale Prices are still good on all our goods as Advertised, yuo
would do well to get. that Suit of Underwear or Sweater Coat, before
the weather turns too cold.
WE STILL HAVE A.. FEW MEN'S OVERCOATS a $17..85, see them
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS OF NErr WEEIC.
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THE HURON AN ERIE
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
The 0.-mada Trust Company
COMBINED ASSETS OF THESE TWO COMPANIES ARE NOW
OVER $75,000,000.00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND RESERVE FUND IS $7,700,000.00.
THE HURON & ERIE WAS CHARTERED IN 1864 AND IS
OLDER THAN THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
AND
BOTH COMPANIES ARE SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT INSPEG-
TION AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE.
111:1ON & ERIE DEBENTURES ARE AUTHORIZED INVESTM-
ENTS FOR EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES
APPLICATIONS FOR DEBENTURES FOR $100 OR MORE RE-
CEIVED AT ANY TIME. FIVE PER CENT PAID HALF-YEAR.
LY WILL INCREASE YOUR INCOME AND REL/EVE YOU OF'
WORRY. APPLY TO LOCAL AGENT:
Applications received at any time by:
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS WE WISH TO EXTEND
Season's Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR CON-
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TINUE WITH OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS
Thursday, Nevember 25th, 1930
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Miss Lottie Turkheim was a visitor
to Londoon WednesdaTest l Weather hisurance Co
,Miss Meda Surerus of the Toronto
OF WOODSTOCK
public school teaching staff is sp-
ending her holidays at her home oni The Largest Business of arty
the Bronson line.
Miss Cathern Merner, who is at_
tending High School at Minim, is
spending the holidays with. her par-
ents here. Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dee.21st, 1928, $22,206,275.
! Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Showing at Guelph,.
Huron County was rep,resented at
the Guelph Winter Fair in both the Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
Live Stock ana. Seed Judging Com- . $160,378.74
petitions. In the Live Stock Judging Rates—$4,55 per $1,000 for 8 year.
Competition, the Huron team stood E F Klopp—Zurich
seventh with twenty five teams com-
peting. ' The members of this team ! Ade-nt, Also Dealer in Liatnind Rods
were Gordon Reynolds, Seaforth,
Frank Reynolds, Seaforth, and. Merv -i and all kinds ea Fire Insurance
yu Curhnore, Hensel!, Gordon Reyn-
olds made an exceptionally fine show-
ing, finishing:.:econd high man in the
entire competition and just one mark
below the highest score. He also was
third high man in the swine judging.
The other two members of the team
turned in good scores and the team
as a whole made a higher standing
than any previous Huron County te-
am at Guelph, In Seed judging,
Huron stood thirteenth with twenty
two teams competing. This was one
placing higher than last year when
Huron finished fourteenth place.
This team was composed of John
Fotheringham, Brucefield; Mervyn
Cudtnore, Hensall and Frank Reyn-
olds, Seaforth.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
The Ontario Agricultural and Ex_
perimental Union will hold its annual
meeting in Guelph on January 6th,
and 7th.
Hastings County girls with 880
points carried off first honors in the
Ontario Farm Girl's contest at the
Royal Winter Fair. Perth with 870.
points, Oxford, Prescott and Russell
with 874 each and Dufferin with
873 were next in order,
• Protecting Live Stock
The use of movable partitions in
stock cars will not only permit the
shipment of mixed lots of live stock
but by reducing the possibitities of
injury and bruising to a minimum
will save the live stock industry sev-
eral million dollars annually.. As a
result of the findings of a national
committee; the Live Stock Associat-
ions of Eastern and Western Canada
have joined forces in presenting a
petition of the Railway Board seek-
ing to compel 'railways to instalj and
use at least two moveable partitions
of suitable type in all cars used for
transportation of live stock. The
sujjested specifications of toll for
.1ars so equipped is one dollar per car
per trip,
Crate Feeding Pays
Farmers who are in a position to
follow the practice, find that crat•
feeding of their poultry pays them
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2 f d g • aces which bring the highest
• prices; the leading wholesale merch-1'
^ t c now buying poultry by Gov.)
..snrnent grades with substantial dif-•1
erentials between each grade; the
• ei'niieni assurcd for birds which
rade "millsfed" makes crate -feeding !I
;:-th while; and all poultry intend -.1
fa: :,atina' purposes should be p
,p :Hy before being mar- g
'11%?, runntn. who has poultry e
to market would do well to remelt- in
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LOCAL blARKETS
cCorrected every Wednesclasr)
Butter, lb. 37c
Old Hens 6-12
Chickens 9-17
Eggs 25-45
Wheat .65c
Oats .... ..... .25
Barley ..... 39
Flour ......................2.75-3.20
Shorts ..... ..... ... 22.00
Bran •••• • a•S ••• ...... se• 6..or 21.00
ber that it is the last pound which
brings the finish and increases the
value of the hi] d by 50 or 75 cents.
The Sow Thistle Menace
In a recent address A. R. G. Smith,
district weed inspector of Western
Ontario , suggested to farmers that
a supply of weed killer should be
kept on. hand to control small
patches of perennial sow thistle. In
emphasizing the serousness of this
menace, he pointed out that in On-
tario in 1929 over 100,000 acres of
sow thistle was harvested and over.
500,000 acres polluted with it. He
declared that 23 years aga Prof.
Howitt of O.A.C. issued a bulletin
warning Ontario people that unless
this weed was controlled, it would
be on every farm in Ontario. It is
now in practically every township la
the province, he said.
Must Have License
All persons other than producers,
including farmers transporting their
own fowl, must have a license from
the warden and the county clerk if
they want ta transport fowl on the
highway from one place to anothe
The provincial statute requires, that
such licenses must be taken out regar
dless of whether or not there is a
local by_law, but it is thought that
the passing of a bylaw by county
councils would strengthen the offi-
bands. SlIq 141111i30 tlire
r .e is to enable the pohce tO.R.et
a better check on chicken thieves sEf
all persons other than the producer
or farmer when transporting fowl,
must carry this license, produce the
same when requested by ,the author -
ties and also show a record of the
)urchase made from the vendor, The
icense regulation does not apply to a
rivate citizen tiansporthlg fowl boil -
ht from a farn3er, but will be requir-
(1 from a purchaser if he is a stealer,
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S aso able Hard- are
WE CAN SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITT I SEA SON -
ABLE HARDWARE AT LCIDER A Fr: PRI:':
Let Us 8(ow YOtL
OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT LOWEST
4. PREVAILING PRICES.,
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FUR ITURE
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Fa Line of Furniture, in Living Room SuiEes, Dbrin
I* Ream Suites, Bed Room Suitz., Kitchen. Cabienete,
$ —
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.16 Mattresses, a Guaranteed Article. Best on the Market 4:
To Day.
WE ASO HAVE SOME USED} FURNITURE FOR to„
SALE VERY CHEAP.
Johnston Ii 1:albfleiscl"
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL -USERS OF
GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A GOOD STAND-
ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT
LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITH QUALITY CONSIDERED
EXPE T WO KMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK, AND OVER-
HAUL JOBS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CHARGES VERY
REASONABLE.
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TATEMENTS, BILL DS, MEMORIAM
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TO ANY SIZE, ENVELOPES IN MOST CALLED FOR
srzEs, CARD PAPER, BRISTOLS, CARBON OR TRACING
1. PAPER, BUTTER -PAPER, MEMORIAL ENVELOPES
AND MEMORIAL WRITING PAPER.
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4 MERCANTILE POSTERS AND ALL GENERAL PRINTING
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