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OUR STOCK IS NOW ALMOST COMPLETE
AND WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
New Sweater Coats for Men, Women, Boys and Girls,
at New Low Prices.
Men's best heavy all -wool Coats, now each $3.50
A special lot of Boys' and. Girl's Pullovers at 75c to 1.10
Everything in Underwear, in Sizes Suitable for
Everyone.
See our centre table for Special Values in odd sizes and
Broken Lines, at less than Half Price
New Dress Materials, Ripple Crepes, Flecked Tweeds,
Queen's Cloths, Santoys, etc.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
Ginger Snaps, a lb.
Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. for
Japan Tea, per lb.
Factory Cheese, old, nippy
Princess Soap Flakes, at
10c
19c
,. 37c
only, lb. 17c
17c
CELERY!
CELERY!
Fresh, from our own Gardens, at very low prices
PRODUCE WANTED
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CONVENIENCE
AND
SAFETY
Huron& ErieDebentures lqi
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Are Grawing in Favor Year by Year, In 1931
investors held $29,300,000 of the Trustee Debentures
The Rate of Interest is still 5,1,4 % twice a Year
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO:
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
Seeds Seeds
If you have to offer for sale, any good quality Alsike,
Timothy and Clover Seeds, don't forget we are in the
Market at highest prevailing prices. Also do custom
cleaning at lowest prices.
COAL COAL
We can take care of your Coal orders. Prices as
usual »_-_ LOWER!
Until September the 1 7th a $5.00 allowance on any old
Mattress, on the purchase of a Marshall Special, Marshall
Premier of Marshall Regal Mattress. See our Stock
Also please don't forget, when in need of NEW FURN-
ITURE, We have it!
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughng and General
Tinsrnithing our Specialty.
FULL LINE OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
STADE &WEID
ZURICH - ONT.
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LIEU -
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Safiarday
11INSO, Large Package ,
FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE
CEREAL BLEND, Brea1'diaart Food, pkg. - . 25c
DOMINION BRAND, TTomato Soup,4 Tins, . ... 25i:
ROYAL YORK, Orange Falco) Tea,, (Yalta Salted Peanuts free,
Half Pound 23e
.25c
<..1.9c
3 Ibs_, 25c
IIILLCR.EST SHORTENING, 2 lbs.
GOLDEN SWEET CORN, per Tin
SIFTED Peas, per Tin ........... ........, . .
l0c
.10c
HEINZ'large Pork and Beans;. per Tin 15c
Large Jar Olives, per Jar 23c
25c
FRESHLY Roasted Peanuts, 2 Iba. ..25c
J rti elle Water, 2 large Bottles .. ,
Tomatoes No. 2 Tin, 3 for 25e
Ladies' Silk over wool Hose at pair
.39c
69e
Ladies' Fullfashioned Hose, Reg. $1..00 at ....79c
Ladies' Silk over wool Hose, Reg. 75e. at
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aghest Prices for Eggs. Phone PIi
A Champion Hen
A White Leghorn hen belongingto.
Walter Rose, the well-known poultry
man of _Brussels, proved herself the
best laying hen in the contest recent-
ly concluded at Ottawa for the Prov-
ince of Ontario. The test lasted 29
weeks, and the Brussels biddy laid
203 eggs, one for each day of the
test. kr. Rose has been in the poul-
LOCAL MARKETS
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Etter ....., ....., . 28
Eggs
Chickens, live ,. 38-28-19
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Hens, live - 3-6
Wheat 40
38
Buckwheat 2 3 22
Flour 150 2.80
Shorts, ton 14.00
Bran, ton 14.00
Hogs, cwt. 3.50
try business for many years and at
present has more than 1200 hens and
pullets housed in his coops. .L M.
Scott, of Seaforth, was third with a
barred Plymouth Rock.
Huron Old Boys
The annual meeting of the Huron
Old Boys' .Association .of Toronto,
will be held in the Pythias Castle Hall
247 College Street; Toronto, on Fri-
day evening, November 25th, for the
election of officers and transaction of
general business. At the conclusion
of the business, euchre, bridge and
dancing will be the programme and
refreshments will be served. The
annual sermon of the Association will
be preachedby the Rev. R. C. Mc-
Diarmi.d (formerly of Goderich) at
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, on
Bathurst Street, on Sunday evening,
November 27th.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Guelph Winter Fair
On December (3, 7 and 8, the On-
tario Provincial Winter Fair at Gu-
elph wi11 celebrate its ;0th anniver-
sary with what promises to be one
of the most successful shows in its
histo y. Special provision is being
made for a new judging ring for
swine so that the public may better
view the exhibits this Sear than in
any previous year. For half a century
the Guelph Winter Fair has been,
giving a valuable lead to the liver
stook industry and, agricultural in
general. A record entry is assured
and there should be a large attend-
ance by farmers from counties with-
in driving distance.
Grass Seed Prospects
The preliminary report on clover
and grass seed production for 1932
issued by the Dominion Seed Branch
summarizes prospects for the current
year as follows:
Clovers and alfalfa promise a much
smaller total yield of seed in Can-
ada than last year, while more tim-
othy and blue grass ar'e in prospect.
Alfalfa prospects are poor, as the
first cut failed to set seed in Ontario
and a short crop of alfalfa seed is
expected in Southern Alberta. Al-
sike is much reduced in acreage in
Ontario and is yielding under aver-
age. A conside .al:ly reduced acre-
age of sweet clover for seed is re-
ported in the western p (2es, al-
so in Ontario. Bro.nre at. western
rye grass in the western provinces
promise much more seed than last
*ear owing to more moisture during
the growing season.
Sweet Potatoes
A crop of 3,500 bushels of fine
quality sweet potatoes was grown on
a farm of 62 acres near Delhi in
Vorfolk County this season by 1)r.
ittsimmins, a native of the district
who had resided for sone years in t
alma jersey, and who was struck by 1 b
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on in Bare sweet,
Barley
Oats
potato -growing areas of that State to
that of Norfolk The excellent tub-
ers produced. . by him this summer
have. attracted, widespread interest
and the producer has had more ord=
ers than he could fill. His farm is in
the heart of thetobacco district and
it is quite likely that other farmers.
will be tempted.to turn from tobacco
i to sweet potatoes next year. The
tobacco drying kilns can be used for
dehydrating the tubers.
Current Crop Report
Reports from agricultural represent
tatives reveal much dissatisfaction a-
mong farmers due, to low prices off:
live stock and produce being offered
Eggs are the one bright spot in farm
returns at present, but egg supplies
are very limited. Fall wheat lookspromising in most districts, Live stock
are in good condition and the major-
ity are now stabled.Middlesexreports•
that harvesting of turnips and sugar
beets was seriously delayed by wet
weather. Sugar beets have been yi-
elding up to 20 tons per acre in that
county, though sugar content is fre-
quently as Iow as 14 per cent. Lin-
coln and other counties report that
heavy and continued, rains made it
possible to plow soils which were al-
most too hard to turn over previous-
ly.
The Canadian Bacon Quota
The quota of 2,500,000 cwt. of
bacons and hams assigned to Canada
by the United Kingdom is nor., of it-
self, of any particular importance.At
the present time and for all time
past Canada has had unrestricted
entrance into British market. She
hag how been set a definite quota
that she may export but that quan-
tity is so large that it willl be a mat-
ter. of a number of years before the
figures of 2,500,000 cwt. (280,000;
000 lbs:) have any specific meaning,
Threshing Red Clover
Last season, mechanical injury was
reported in red clover seed which
came from. Central Ontario. The
seed was broken or chipped and com-
plaints of poor germination as a re-
sult were received from Great Brit-
ain. An investigation conducted by
;John D. McLeod of the department-
aI staff indicates that tog early thre-
shing islargely responsible for the
injury and also unsuitable and poorly.
adjusted threshers. Down in. the Ot-
tawa Valley nothing like this has be-
en reported and Mr. McLeod attrib-
utes both the lack of damage and
generally large returns per acre to
the fact that editclover is never put
through the thresher until winter
weather has set in and'athe crop is
horoughly dry. Also the job should
e donee with a huller or with a ma -
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