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Zurich Herald, 1934-05-10, Page 8trim inditr THE STORE WITH THE STOCK �I Guessing Contest Be Sure to enter Your Guess in our Annual Contest, put on by Congoleum Rug Company.. The one guessing nearest to hidden number under the Gold Seal in our window, wins a 6x9 Rug free. Contest Closes SATURDAY, MAY 12th, at 11 p.m. Let us show you our display of 4 -yd. wide Linoleums, Floor Oils, Feltols, Etc., at very reasonable prices. We also have Lithographs of all the New Linoleum, Congoleum, Feltol and Oilcloth Rugs, and can secure your choice on short notice. SEE PRICES BELOW Congoleum Rugs: 6x9 $5.35 712x9 6175. 9x9 $8.00 9x101•'2 9,35. 9x12 10.50 Feltol Rugs are very popular and come in great variety of patterns. Prices as follows 6x9 3.75 7'j:2x9 4.75 9x9 6.00 9x 101= 6.50 9x12 7.65 Everything in Garden Seeds, also Mangel. and Turnip Seed... Seed Corn and Sorghum. A Complete Line of Groceries at Lowest Prices J. GASCHO SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 HESS INSURANCE AGENCY Fo: a few drllars per year you can protect yourself against loss. Why take a Chance. Rates cheerfully quoted on Fire, Automobile, Plate Glass, Accident, Sickness, Burglary, Surety, Bonds, Etc Every motorist should have Public Liability and Prop.' erty Darnage Insurance. An accident may cost you thousands of dollars. Protect yourself by a Policy in a Canadian Company. For Rates Apply to: Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have Y o u MADE YOUR WI LL? 1 •06000•0000000000000••••••••••000000000000000000001 HARDWARE -- SEEDS and 'FURNITURE Your Spring Needs Best Assortment of Government. Tested Seeds We have ever shown, in Red Clover, Timothy, Alsike, Alfalfa, and all other Field Grass Seeds, at Lowest Prevailing Prices, According to Quality. Get your Supply NOW, or leave your orders... We are always in the market for good seeds, and .don't for- get, we also do Custom Seed Cleaning at lowest prices. PAINTS! PAINTS! We carry a full line of the Well Known and. Tried and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax Frost Tight Lock Wire Fencing and Gates and and Fencing Supplies and Posts. Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes in •Il sizes WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO ,OILS, Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall Mattresses Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and .shelf Hard- • ware always in stock. Mxx�� ' • STADE WEIDO ZURICH - ONT., QUALITY PRICE SERVICR Orange Marmalade, largo jar ......... , . .25c Golden " Bantam corn per tin .. . . . . Royal Yorke Tea,1,11-lb. pkg .... ... & .......280 Heinz's Vegetable Tomatoes, beef broth soup,• 3 tins 25c Gold or P cit 0 Soap, .4 cakes 15c Peanut Butter, 2 -Ib. jar 29c Life Bouy Soap, per cake 8c Ingersoll Crearn Cheese, half -lb. pkg., 2 for 25e Many Flower's Toilet Soap, 4 cakes 25c Snow Flake Anunonia, 4 pkgs. 25c Mroody's Lye, per Tin 10c Grape Nut Flakes, 2 pkgs. - 23e Jello, assorted flavors, 4 pkgs .25e Royal York Coffee, 1 -ib. tin • ..39c Chipso, large pkg. 19c Rinso, large pkg. 22c Mother Biscuit Mix 19c Cereal Blend, per pkg. 19c Ladies' Pure Silk Hose, per pr Ladies' Celanese Hose, per pr. Ladies' Cotton Hose, per pr. • Children's Sand Hose, all sizes, per pr See our New Shipment of Pique and Seersucker Dresses, Newest Styles J. W• ;`ME:NER VM Highest Prices for Eggs. 490 29c 150 15e the Phone 140 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and LOCAL MARKETS Mae, were week -end visitors with friends at Milverton. Farmers repot*t that the early se- eding is now practically all in, and farmers are awaiting a good rain to stimulate growth. However, some grain that has been sown a week a- go is now coming up nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Truemner of the 14th con., spent the week -end at Milverton, where on Saturday afternoon the remains of Mrs. _True- mner's father, the late Peter Cook, were removed from the vaults of the cemetery and entered in the Cemet- ery proper. This is usually done by the undertaker without any relig- ious ceremony. Three Candidates for South Huron W. W. Cooper, of Kippen, announ- ced his candidature as an Independ- ent Farmer candidate in South Hur- on where George H. Elliott and Jas. Ballantyne are already the Conserv- ative and Liberal candidates resp- ectively. It will be remembered that 18 months ago Cooper threw his hat into the ring in the South Huron byelection for the Federal House. He dropped out a week be- fore nomination day. Mr. Cooper said- that if the temperance forces of South Huron are looking for a can- didate, as has been stated, he would be pleased to be their standard-bear- er. . LUTEHRAN CHURCHES INCREASE MEMBERSHIP Increasein the membership of the Lutheran congregation throughout Caned have been reported for the past year. Ann.ounceinent made by the United Lutheran Church of Ain - erica indicate that the nine Canadian. churches under its supervision have made progress during 1933. Several were added to.the church by baptism and admitted the HIoly Communion by confirmation. Those on the list 'include : First Church, Kitchener, re- ported 23 'confirmations and 17 bap- tisms. Dr. J, Maurer is the pastor there. The following also had enema aging additions: St. James, Elmira, Rev. L.H. Kalbfieisch, pastor; 'Trin- ity in Hainilton, Dr. N. Willison; St. Paul's Guelph, Rev. E. W. Heiinrieh; • St. Peter's, Preston, Rev. W. H. Iinanff; lion, Sault Ste Marie, Rev. h S. Cooper; While St. Peter's church at Zurich enjoyed eight confirmants; Rev. E. Turkheim, pastor. SSCHOOL.IMPORT Of S. S. No. 6, Hay for the months of March and April. lioHns 75, or over; pass 00 to 74. below 60 as unsatisfactory. 1 (Corrected every Wednesday) Eggs- .. . �. • . 15-13-1/ Butter, ib.creamery 34 Butter, lb. dairy 30 Wheat, bush 80 Barley, bush •..........,50 Buckwheat, bussu. 50 Shorts, ton ............... 26.00 Bran, ton 26.00 Flour, cwt. 2.00-2.90 Live Hogs cwt 8.25 Primer—Charlie Bridges 68. Beginner—Victor Gingerich, Dor- n allferner, Marjorie Merrier, Edgar Hoffman, Lloyd Bridges. Marie Wein arid Arthur Foster had fewest mistakes in spelling for the two months. Number on. roll 24. Beryl Pfaff, Teacher. BUSY FARMER NEWS Ontario Pastures Over 23 per cent or one acre nut of every four of the improved lands in Ontario is in pasture. The esti- mated total returns on pasture in. the form of Iive stock products from: June to October yearly is approxi- mately $40,000,000. Of this $34,- 000,000 is derived from dairy prod- uce. Results from experiments have shown that by proper management and improving fertility of the soil returns could be increased -from 100---200 per cent. on a very Iarge proportion of pasture, The Best Varieties of Grain A new pamphlet bearing the above title and prepared by the Cereal Div- isi.on, Experimental Farms Branch, is .now ready for distribution. This pamphlet lists the varieties which are recommended province by prov- ince' across Canada in. the case of wheat, oats, barley, peas and fax for seed. A separate pamphlet pre- pared jointly by the Cereal Division and the Ontario Agricultural Coll- ege, dealing with both spring and winter wheat in Ontario, is also a.v- ailable. Two factors that have most to do with the revenue from eggs are the prices received and the rate of pro= 3 action. Unfortunately the price paid for the product is not always abject to the will of the poultryman ut the rate of production is in his ands and his alone. A much higher yield is within reach of any breeder who will give sortie axe to 111s ll©p3 A good m Ie has :been known to pay .for himself many times ovei'.At one of the Dominion Experimental Branchfarms, a careful selection of ceders has resulted in an average n.crease over five years of 73 eggs er hen, the production being raised rom 141 to 241. The Egg Laying contests also have demonstrated what s possible to be done in good farm ocics. Since the contest started in, 1019 ,the average yield has increased NM 120 to 1'T8, The average pro - 'action in the 1931-32 contest was 1'7v eggs, and as this average was alien from a total of 4,370 birds, uttered by 437 •breeders in the 13 omt sts throughout the vrhole Dorn - the .average may be taken as 1 sir for the better classes of breed- rs in Canada, hr Sr 1V—Irene Foster 72, F f Farwell 69. Freddie f Jr. IV Elgin ltipfer. 67, Sr. III --Keith Wildfong 77, Arth- ft ur Foster 76, Leonard Iloffman 69, Cyril Gingerich 65, Lennis Gingerich, 14, Neil. Gingerich 49. , .Tr. III. -Marie Wein 72, 'Ruth Wit- 1 mer 66, Albert Hoffman 57, Pearl t Bridges 53, Vincent Smith 52, Ger- Id Giiagerbch 48. Sr. 1I --Doreen Gingerich 69. Sr. 1 --Della Mae Gingerich :Rory IKloffmart 52. 84. f yo are ST `t'hair#44 '5�Mayy tut% iy' Fornit .9 THIS SEASON' CALLS FO ;R FENCES GOOD/ NEW, THE FARM. LET US SUPPLY' j: YOU WITH' THE BEST OF WOVEN WIRE: ALSO HAVE BARB WIRESEE NEW ROOFING, PLLJifa�IB,1 SAF LTi' ABOUT ' � AND EVE. TROUGHING. FOR SALE -200 t ushehh .fir rov ed t Banner Seed Oats at 60ch. bush, USED FURNITURE Two Good Used Chesterfield Suites on Good USed Dressers from $4.50 u. Hand; Kitchern. Chairs, Etc. up; Dining Tables; All Big Bargailos for quick Sale. BE SURE AND SEE THEM! Always a Good Supply of Smoke Cure on Hand: Also Old Hickory Smoke Salt I JOhfl$tOfl &C Kalhfieisoh. Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 IN}'Gil1G "L11Xl•`+ICI M11E1111Y111111111111111111111111M111q 101111MGI111110111111GM11111IIUIMMIMftfi� IIfill(ii!i(;Hi iuAliiGlllk IIV1llllllll1111111 1111IINIIIIIIIIH111111I(UNllliiliNfllHlffi�W. THESE PRICES subject to change out Notice Painting Wagon $7.00 and Painting 'Buggy ............ ,.__........_ iQ.QQ Recovering Buggy -,1-ap................. Er.00 and 10.00 Per 116.00 and 18.00 imrning Buggy Wheels Buggy Shaft Set ........... f2o00 Cross Bar...........................3.00 Buggy Reach ...............,. ,..._..,.___._.,......... 1.00 Buggy Spokes each . ............ ._ _._ ___ ..... .,..... 1.25 SSS, the Repa,jr y -.. �'�����-+�iCli.�M11!;111MMJtl;fiillllhk!11fGIIPo1�7fiM1M111i1111lIMIII,�If($Ilf�q(lila(L'�!i`+i'c"hi}���};�,IIRr,11t„MW1,+�1j11BpR�N�lillfu�jN zuen. /cm GattanAGE TUNE UP YOUR CAR Don't he dis:cou j wed and throw agaw your Car if it is not functioning as you think it should.. Just run it in our. 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