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Zurich Herald, 1933-03-23, Page 8GE EIGPIT THE STORE WITH THE STOCK k,,,w Wallpapers We carry the Celebrated Reg.. N. Boxers' Wallpapers in Stock. Have 45 Patterns to choose from, in price range from 8c. to 50c a Single Roll. Borders 3c. to 8c. a Yard. Look over Our Sanmple Books and compare with Mail Or- der Samples and Prices. PRINTS PRINTS Light and Dark; Fifty Different Patterns to Choose from. Price range from 17c to 35c. a Yard. Ladies' New Housedresses in fast color fabrics all sizes from 34c to 58c. Priced at 75c to $ 1.25 each. GROCERIES! Pink Salmon, 1 lb. Tin Sardines, per box Macaroni, 4lbs. Japan Tea, per 1 Chocolate Cookies Gillett's Caustic S &soxGROCERIES 12c 5c for 25c ..35c per ib 14c oda, 5 lbs. for 55c &sorTANTED PHONE � J. GASCHO PRODUCE W HESS Insurance, Agency All Lines of Insurance — Except Life and Windstorm Get My Rates on: MERIT RATING AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE DISCOU'NTS GRANTED ON ONE -TO FOUR YEARS' DRIVING RECORD, THE DISCOUNTS ALSO APPLY TO COLLISION 'PREMIUMS. THE TORONTO GENERAL IS THE ONLY COMP- ANY IN CANADA WHICH PROVIDES DISCOUNTS FOR COL- LISION INSURANCE. ARE YOU A SAFE DRIVER? REMEMBER --- Human Life is in Your Hands Andrew F. Hess, Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND IAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? 11 M0.s.S..a. HARDWARE – SEEDS and FURNITURE SPRING NEEDS Best Assortment of Government Tested Seeds We have ever shown, in Red Clover, Timothy, Alsike, Alfalfa, White and Yellow Blossom Sweet Clovers at Lowest Prevailing Prices, According to quality. Get your Supply NOW, or leave your orders. We are also in the Market to buy Red Clover, Alsike and Timothy, Etc. Also doCustom Seed Clean- ing at Lowest Prices. PAINTS! PAINTS! Full Line of Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Also one hour and four hour Enamels. Have also a line of paints at half pints 25c; pints 40c; quarts 75c. Frost Tight Lock Wire Fencing and Gates and Fencing Supplies and Posts. • Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes in all sizes z C WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO OILS, Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall Mattresses i. Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- . ing our Specialty; Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- ware always in stock, STADE ZURICH .e ONT. QUALITY PRICE - SERVICE 06411060640404INNINNINIONNINIANNPOOtiiiO4/011.014.1114/061000110.114 HERALD l+hiiwt ia; „ March Ailed, 44.44.44.10++.416++04+.44444*. +* +' if YOUR Hardware STORE WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Brunswick Sardines, 6 for Fancy Pink Salmon, large Tin torn ,and Peas, and large- Tin Tomatoes, 3 for Extra Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 'lbs. for Rolled Qats, Fine or Coarse, 7 lbs. Maxwell House Coffee, 1 lb.. Tin Cross a Blackwell Catsup, (with Free Spoon) .Australian Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. ;Strawberry and Raspberry Jam 40 -oz. Jar. Corn Flakes, '3 pkgs. Tomato Juice (Libby's) 4 tins Rutter Crisp Sodas 2 lbs. (Grape 3 tit Flakes, 2 pkgs. 25c 9c 296' 25c 25c 450 per bottle 25c 25c 28c 25c 25c 25c 23c Chateau Cheese, 2 pkgs. 25c Hill Crest Toilet Tissue, 3 Rolls , ..25c Olives, Staffed or Plain, per jar.... , ..:. 23c Freshly •Ground Rio coffe, per lb. .25e SEE OUR. NEW WALLPAPERS AT THE LOWEST PRICES Newest .Coiers in Ladies' Full Fashioned Super -Silk Hose, at 75c. 95c, and $1.25 See Our New Crepe Hose, at per pair , $1.50 Reuse Dresses at 69c 95c $1.25 and $1.75. Eggs Wanted at Highest Prices J. W. MERNER Highest Prices for Eggs. Phone 140 BUSY FARMER NEWS Sir Henry Thornton, former chair- man of the Canadian National Rail- ways, died in New York Tuesday af- ternoon from complictions of pneu- monia and uremic poisoning follow- ing an operation. He was 62 years of age. At a recent Council Meeting of the Seaforth Council, Included in. Councillor Scott's report was that of Mayor Sutherland, chairman of the Relief . Committee. Relief cost Sea- forth in February,. $246.92, two- thirds of which is paid by the Gov- ernment, Qiz this amount, $31.61 was for transient relief* and the bal- ance, or $215.31, for local relief.The total was divided as follows: Food, $152.03; fuel $71.89; medical $11.00 light and water $12. The relief was distributed among 19 families. Have You Got,Yours? Wednesday of last week, March 15, was the last day of grace for your 1932 automobile markers. Have you made arrangements and supplied your car with the new 1933 ones yet? If not, lay the car up. Be obedient to the laws of the land. Don't count on getting away with the old ones any longer, because it won't - work.' The !Government has been very lenient. It las extended the time two months and fifteen days, but the time limit has now expired. Don't try to im- pose on good nature. LOCAL MARKETS (Corrected every Wednesday) Butter 26 Eggs 10-12-14 Wheat , ....... 46 Barley .... «. 38 Oats 22 Buckwheat 32 Flour 150 2:50 Shorts, ton ... 14.00 Bran, ton 14.00 Hoag, cwt. 3.50 scheme in the last year or two. Quite a few of the farmers are making bread from the flour while others buy hundred pounds of pure Manitoba flour, to mix with it. More Economical Production Essential to Dairy Business Figure This Out Many tales have been told regard- ing the depression, and some have ap- peared rather fanciful. Few have however, taken rank with the story that comes from Michigan. It is re- lated that in 1929 before the crash, a man had a $280,000 loan at a bank for which he had deposited stock valued then at $400,000. When the stock market executed a tailspin the bank sold him out realizing $830,000 The man's indebtedness was thus wiped out and he had a $50,000 bank credit. A little later the bank failed. It was however, reorganized. In the shrinkage involved, the man's credit was reduced to $36,000. He is said to have: drawn out, $36,000`and bou- ght back all the securities he origin - oily held. Consequently he is now, holder of the same stock as he held in 1929, has wiped out a $280,000 loan, and has $6,000 cash. Whether he is a gainer or a loser through the depression is the conundrunt.: Ex- chanke.: . BUSY FARMER NEWS Dairy revenue has decreased stea- dily for the past few years and in my opinion, more economical production of milk .is the only solution to our present situation in the dairy busin- ess. said Geo. H. Barr, director, Dairy Branch of the Department. "Several factors will serve to- wards lowering production costs," he continued, "but perhaps the most important of these is improved breeding. Much can be accomplished in increasing production of milk per cow, 'through using only pure bred sires, with known milk production in their ancestry. A second important step towards more efficient product- ion is that of cow testing, with the view to eliminate the poor cows, or 'boarders'. A third esseential is that of scientific feeding. A high -produc- ing herd must be fed balanced rati- ons." Seed May be Scarce According to J. T. Cassin, manager Centralia Ont., Potato Growers' As- sociation, there is probability that good seed potatoes may be scare at planting time. Therefore, he advises all growers to seeuLe t n: rr, li re- quirements with as little delay at., possible. An lntereetine Experiment An interesting development has taken plate in Eranaos a township Wellan fi on County in the section served by has Dirge's flour mill. lair Eirge grinds the wheat into flour for use of farmers of the district. He charges 20 cents per bushel, giving the farmer back the flours bran and shorts, less two pounds to covet the waste. He states that there has be- en a large 'mere -age in the number of farmers taking advantage of this Canadian New Laid Eggs The use of the words "New Laid" according to the Canadian Standard grades for eggs, is prohibited except in the case of the highest grade, viz. Specials. The use of this name is Iimited to eggs which conform to the special rules and reluiations laid down. Further, the use of any word or expression denoting freshness of production is also prohibited in any Manner of association with eggs oth- er than those of grades Special and Extras. It may be noted that eggs held under ertifical refrigeration or subjected to artificial preservation shallnot beincluded in these grades. College Royal Show,. IThe ninth annual College Royal held at O.A.C. on Tuesday, March 7th, was superior to all predecessors in number, of entries, in ,general ex- cellence of exhibits and in masterly showmanship« A show in a class by itself is the College Royal,` for here showmenslup is the central idea)and in' many of. the glasses is the exhibitors that are judged rather than the exhibits. In the livestock division the alert judj- es noted every movement of each ex- hibitor from the time of entering the rang until .his class was dismissed. Competiters were duly critizedor commended without fear or favour and they accepted it all in the spir- it of good sportsmanship. The grand championship went to M. A. Pickncy a fourth year student, who is as, good a showman as one could ex- pect to see on any professional show - ring, .,.. WE ARE NOW FINISHED TAKING STOCK AND FIND THAT OUR STOCK OF HARDWARE AND FURNITURE IS TOO HEAVY, AND IN ORDER TO REDUCE IT VERY RAPIDLY WE I ARE OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. We are continuing our Special Prices on Mat Presses, and still have a few left that willoat 8 Bargain, t Prices. Be sure, and gem supply before they are For some real Bargains,we have a number of good used Dressers that we will sell very cheap. Be sure and see then Always as good supply of Smoke Cure on Hand Also Old Hickory Smoke Salt. Johnston & Kalbflojsch Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 WillIMIREWORSE111111PRIIIIIMMENNIIINIIIINIIIIMIMINOMONVMMIEWIENififININSINNW We Repair Wagons; Buggies, Auto Tops, Ete., Etc. 1, good Lumber Wagon at . . ..�45 1 good buggy at ._.-..-. �.. �- ... �..._.�.,,..........$34 4 wheel Trailer KEEP. 014. -SMILING!' e HESS, the Repair Man 1111611MINEWauglISMININCiliniNtaagamigEEMOMMOblitalIMONNINIMMIE 61144444444.44.4411444114444411.44-14+ 44+444.444444444440 1 e 2 2 5 kik Cits.11,11.GE THE WINTER SEASON Is Now Here. Have you looked after your Automo- bile in preparation for the Cold Weather? Changed tom liter Oil, and had your Radiator filed with a good Anti -Freeze? Rue in your car and let us do this very Imp thing Righ Now! Gasoline and Kerosine always kept on hand in large and small quantities. Let us fill your bars or Containers. Expert. Workmanship on Repair Word, and Overhaul .lobs on a Makes of Cars with Comes Very Reasonalbe. Mousseau Zurioh l i4leei4.44/!*_4M 4,4444144 404, 4 4 0,', ...e*o4.. IILBALDOPFIOB: Do You Know?. That I am the Master Salesman! I am the herald of . Success for all men, Merchants, Masufactwws, Etc., I go forth to tell the World the message o f service • and Sound Merchandising! And the World listens when I speak! For those who have used me as their Servant 1 Isave gathered untold niilhotts into the coffer*. 1 command the Iegeons of fashion,,nsoold she stype* and lead the World whitllel'aoevet I gel 1 sow fields for you to reap a Golden Harvest, 1 am Mesmer ,Salesman at Your Seryl, and my Nance is: ADVERTISE!