Zurich Herald, 1932-01-14, Page 8•1•s.
PA( .VITOTIT
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
&Winter Clearing Sale
This Clearing Sale is an Annual Event With Us
And in these times, when the need of ready cash to
carry on our business is great, we are putting forth
special afforts to give you the lowest possible prices.
Profits are entirely forgotten in our markdown prices.
We offer No. 1 quality Goods at all times.
Opening Day Jan. 1.6th. Closing Day Jan. 301m
A FEW SPECIALS
12 pieces of Dress Goods at per yard
Black Douchess Satin, 36 -in. wide at
prints, 36 -in. width at
Peter Pan prints, to clear at per yard
FacAory Cotton, at per yard
Pillow Cotton, at per yard
Ti....kish Toweling, at per yard 13
Linen Toweling, at per yard 14C
'Union Blankets extra each 98c
Men's Overalls, at $1.00 •
Men's Fine Shirts, at 89c
.(ns Combination 'Underwear, each $1.35
Wool Work Sox, pr. '19c
39c
yd. 98c
18c
29e
to 25c •
29c •
10c
GROCERIES! . GROCERIES!
Pio Coffee, -per lb 19c
C: lined corn, peas and tomatoes, 3 for 25c
Gillets caustic soda, 5 lbs. for 60c
Japan Tea, lb. 33e
Rie', 4 lbs. far 25c
Mrcaroni, 4 lbs. for 25c
Oranges, per dozen 18c
COME AND SHARE IN THIS MONEY
SAVING EVENT
See Large Posters For Fuller Particulars
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
For Safe Investments
BUY:
DOMINION OF CANADA BONDS
PROVINCIAL BONDS
MUNICIPAL BONDS
HURON and ERIE DEBENTURES
CANADA TRUST MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES
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Yielding 5 per cent. and Over.
.Appplications for large or small amounts 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
TINUE WITH
BUSINESS
NEW YEAR CON -
OUR FRIENDLY
RELATIONS.
STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH — ONT,
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Special Prices: Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Aylmer .Tomatoes and Green.Pea.Soup, 2 for t9c
Peas, corn and tornatoes4 3 for 25c
Sliced Pine Apple, 2 for 25e
Clover leaf Pink Salmon, 2 for 0 25c
Toilet paper, 7 for 25c
Castile Soap, 8 cakes for , 25c
Many Flowers Toilet Soap, 4 for , 2:5c
Panshine a Sanitary Cleaner, 3 tins for 25c
Lux, for fine laundrying, 3 for 25c
Sani Flush, per Tin 29c
Choice Blue Rose Rice, 3 -lbs. for 25c
Natures Best. Marmalade;. 40 -oz. jar 23c
Derby loaf cheese,none better, per lb. .28c
Ladies' full fashioned Hose, pr. . .98c
Ladies' Silk over wool Hose, pr. 7 5c.
Ladies' Silk Hose, Reg. .11.00 at, pr
J. W. MIER
YELLOW FRONT STORE
ER.
Phone 140
Mr. and Mrs. Edward. Bedard of Western Farmers' Mutual
the Blue Water Highway has treated
themselves to a beautiful radio.
Miss Ellen Sreenan of town spent
the week -end with her nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sreenan
of the Town Line.
Sorry to report that Miss Pheobe
Gelinas who has been in London for
some time had to be taken to her
home, at Mr. Joseph Gelinas on the,
Goshen Line, suffering with a bad at-
tack of quinzy.
The loosing side of the Women's
Institute Autograph Qnilt contest,
are entertaining the winning side to
a social evening on January 21st at
• Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dee.
Sisk 1928, $22,206,275.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
10,878.74
Rates --$4.65 per $IAM for' 3 yen%
E. F. Klopp---Zurich
8 o'clock. A good program is being Aent Also Dealer in Lidlitnind Rods
prepared for this event and all mem-
bers are invited to attend,. and all kinds of Fire Insurance
The exceptionally mild weather is
a big dissappoint to the havers of
skating and hockey, and we are sure
the dissapoint .is no greater to any
one than to the proprietors- o: the
skating rinks in the community, who
have their money investea therein
and absolutely no revenue.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Cleaning Out Couch
The eradictation of couch grass
otherwise known as quack, twitch or
scutch grass, is one of the hardest
problems with which the farmer has
to deal. Few people realize the en-
ormous quantity of couch grass ro-
ots which exist in infested soil. Test
conducted by the Central Experim-
ental Farm at Ottawa show weights
of roots ranging from 1,531 to 6997
pounds to the acre—as much as a
heavy crop of hay. No wonder it is
hard to clean out when it spreads by
roots as well as seed. Thoroughly
leaning out the roots is the one eff-
ective way of getting rid of couch.
13-i small areas this may be done by
hand. In large areas by shallow plo-
wing and working thoroughly with
the cultivator to keep the roots turn-
ed up to the sun long enough for
them to "kill." Only as large an ar-
ea as can be thoroughly cleaned up
at one time should be undertaken, as
half -way measures are only lost time
and Wort.
Ship Approved Cockerels
LOCAL MARKEM
()Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter Ib. . ..... 25
Eggs •
Wheat per busk
Barley bush. 35
Oats bush. 25
Buckwheat 44
Flour 1.75 3.00
Shorts, ton 18.00
Bran, ton 18.00
Live Hogs 3.75
Under the federal policy of cicker-
el distribution arrangements have be-
en made to ship male birds which
have passed inspection to Ontarie
points to supply demands for the
coming breedizig season. One lot of
-200 cockerels is being shipped from
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick to
Ontario, while another lot of around
500 birds is being shipped from the
Western Provinces also to Ontario.
Most of these birds arc, Tarred Ply-
mouth Rocks and Wyandottes. '-
Fattening Poultry rnua of the year's success depends
In crate -feeding poultry particular on the number and quality of chicks
care should be taken to feed a ration hatched each spring, that it is imp -
which iI produce the white fat and ortant to do all possible to increase
the milk -fed quality. The following the fertility and hatchability of the
ration has been tested and found eggs and the livability of the chicks.
suitable for crate feeding; Equal Experiments have shown that 20 per
parts dit middlings, ground oats and cent. better fertlity and 4.4 per cent
barley; equal parts of middlings, bettor hatchability of fertilie eggs
ground oats and ground new potatoes can be obtained from birds Where
equal parts of middlings, ground alfalfa .hay instead of straw is used
oats and masked potatoes; equal as litter in the breeding pens, The
parts of midalings, ground oats and Alfalfa ,should be used as litter (fur-
' cornmeal; equal parts of shorts, gro,. ing the winter, months preceding' the
and oats and ground barley; equal breeding seesoil and the same trent-
parts of low grade flour, ground bar- merit sian tO Males and females.
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ley and ground oats; equal parts of
ground whole wheat, ground whole
oats and ground whole barley; equal
parts of ground barley, ground buck-
wheat and bran.
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WE ARE HAPPY TO.TAKE
THIS OPPORTUNrIV OF,
EXPRESING OUR APPRE-
CIATION AT THE PAT-
RONAGE THAT HAS. 'BE-
EN ACCORDED US DUR-
ING THE PAST YEAR AND
TO WISH ONE AND ALL
BEST WISHES FOR
a Happy and Prosperous.
NEW YEAR.
Johnston & Kalbtleisch
H; rdware & Furniture. Phone 63
Hay Market Quiet
The hay market is reported as ex-
tremely quiet throughout Cane.da.The
domestic demand during December
was light as compared with other ye-
ars, owing to the mild weather. The
usual movement of hay to lumber
mining and road construction camps
was not as brisk as in other years.
The export demand for hay contiric
ues to be poor and unless it improves
no real substantial movement is ex-
pected o the large supplies of com-
mercial hay still in grower's hands in
many parts of Canada. Prices being
paid for, immediate needs of the
trade are much lower than in other
years.
Alfalfa For PoOttry
Alfalfa in the green state has long
been recognized as an ideal poultry
feed when used in conjunction with
the usual grains and rnashes. It is us-
ed extensively as range or as cut gre-
en feed for birds in conlnernent dur-
ing the spring, summer and fall mon-
ths in pa9st alfalb-MiinEr
the vniue oi the hay as a winter fe-
ed is not so generally known. So
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3 1 good buggy at
Auto Tops, Etet, Etc. 1 good Lumber Wagon at.
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1 Blacksmith Vice at .........
Also Secondhand Tools
HESS, the Repair Man
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ATTENTION!
TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS
WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY ALL USERS Or
GASOLINE IN LARGER QUANTITIES WITH A GOOD STAND-
ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT
LowEsr PREVAILING PRIORS, WITH QUALITY CONSIDERED
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON 'mini WORK. AND OVER-
! HAUL JOSS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CHANGES VERY
REASONARLR.
GAS OILS GREASES
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CLASS JO B PRINTING!
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tSTATEMENTS, BILL HEADS, MEMORIAM CARDS.
• SHIPPING TAGS, ETC.
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SIZES, CARD PAPER, BRISTOLS, CARBON OR 'monger
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A GOOD WRITING INK FOR 5 fxlsrrs. LARGER QUAN-
TITIES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS. '
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