Zurich Herald, 1934-08-23, Page 8RIME ENT -111.'
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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
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Clearing • SALE
Opening Day Thurs. Aug. 23. Closing Sep. 8
We carry a large and well assorted Stock in all Lines
of SUMMER GOODS and are offering EXCEF4ION-
AL VALUES in No. 1 quality'GOODS frog this SALE.
Below are only a few of Ahe ITiamt; Special 13argainf
offer. See large -Posters for more particulars.
Pure silk .Crepes, extra quality
17, 29, 39, 49c
Voile_ at yd
Plain Rayons at per yard -
Frilled curtain scrimms yd.
Ladies' Chiffon Hose, reg 95, 79c now
Ladies' Cotton Hose, a pair
Men's cottonade pants at
Men's red back denim pants
79c
29c
15c
65c
e. .15c
1.10
98c
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES
Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. 19c Rice lb. 5c
Rio Coffee lb 22c Pearl soap 8 for 25c
Aylmer pork and beans, 29 -oz tin at 10c
Rex pure Cocoa, 1-1b. pkg. 14c
Princess soap flakes, 2 for 19c
Many other Specials not listed here.
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PRODUCE WANTED
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INSURANCE
GOING ON A TRIP?
If so, you should have Public Liability and Property
Damage Insurance. .. Protect your own car with Collis-
ion Insurance... Policies are good in Canada and, the
United States. Enjoy your trip more by knowing that
you have protection.
Rates are lower this year.
.FULL INFORMATION GLADLY plvjEN.
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For
Andrew F. 11.ess„„, Zurich
MY MOTTO-LSERlila Al&i3AFETT
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HARDWARE - SEEDS and FURNITURE I
and COKE
LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH US NOW FOR
YOUR SUPPLY OF COAL AND COKE WHILE
PRICES ARE LOWEST
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
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We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, 1
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
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Thursday, ADgat 21...a lax
(We sell the Best for Less)
Specials for Thursday, Friday• and Saturday
, Kellogg's Corn. Flakes-, ,;,,pkgs 21c
'• Sunlight Soap; 10 bars. 49c
Choice Blue Rose Rice, 3,1bs. ..25c
Oxford cheese half lb. pkg, 2 pkgs. •25c -
Factory cheese, per lb. 15c ,
Salmon, fancy pink, 1 -lb tin 12c .
Huron toiIe pc, 5 iolls 19c
Macroni ready cut, 2 lbs. 13c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 23c
Ginger snaps, per lb T Oc
Royal York orange peko Or mixed, half lb.
Large jar stuffed olives 25c
Corn starch per pkg.
Ladies' House Dresses all sizes, reg up to
1.25, at
Turkish toweling at per yard
Childrens socks all sizes and colors, per pair....15c
75c
I5c and 25c •
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Highest Prices for Eggs.
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Miss Mariam Cantos of Kitchener
is visitingrelatives here.
Miss perothY-DOugall of 'llensall,
is holidaying with her aunt, Mn,. T.
Williams. • 1'1. AI,:
rs C. Eilber waseieiveek'Svisitor
With relatives and Triends".iii 'Aid a-
round. HeiaLt
'Mkr.4 and 1MA.: Jacob
!Sithf De-
troit were recent visitors Withrfriends
here:
Mr. Oliver Johnson or Goderich
visited at the honie of Mrs. Thomas
Johnsen ori TuesdaY:
Mr. Edward' 'Kinsman or Kings-
ville spent a few days last week at
the Dominion Hoter.
IVkClinchey of London, was
a
visitor 'with her brother,' Mr. W.
C. Wagner the' past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Schiefle and
fancily of Blissfield, Mich., are spen-
ding a week with Mrs. Schiefle's
parnts, •and Mrs:. Sohn- Paallman.
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816 Burn, daughter al
IteV. ivris.,t: aria lar:
NWeelieyi both of P/ieW''Irsoick'tcity,
*ei=41110lg at Rev. and Mrs. E.;
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kiss Rth'if urkiiii;` Who 'Ifs be-
en ittending'Summer School at Wat-
erloo College, is spending her vacat-
ion at her home here.
Mr. P. Cade of London, spent a
day last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Zirk, Bronson Line. Miss
Ruth Zirk returning with his to the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Elliott of Fenwick
Ont., visited with Rev. E. Burn and
family over Sunday. Mrs. Elliott is
a niece of Mrs. Burn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Facey of near
Tavistock visited the Clausius fam-
ily over the week -end, also attended
the funeral of Mrs. John Doerr near
:Auburn.
Messrs. Hugh 'MacKinnon, How-
ard Heniphill, Mrs. A. J. MacKin-
non and Mrs. Albert Kalbfleisch
spent a few days in Detroit, visiting
relatives. •
Mr. and Mrs. Goeclbread and fam-
Ay of Detroit, were holiday visitors
at the home of Mr. E. Axt of town.
They took a round about way from
Detroit to Zurich coming by way of
A number of villagers attended the
Blake church lawn social on the
school grounds on Monday evening.
Although the weather was cool, the
attendance was fair and the pro -
'gram was excellent.
Mr. George Shore and son and
daughter of Woodbridge were Sun -
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Frost Tight Lock Wire Fencing and Gates and Fencing
Supphes- rand ;Posts. ; •-• p
Goodyear 'Balloon and, 3Cord juhes
In all sazes
WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, .NARCO Oft, 11
Furniture, Springs and Beds Felt
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware
always in stock.
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QUALITY PRICE SERVICE
;day Visitors'Vvith. Mr. and Mre•tylv.
Witmer of the Babylon line. ' Mits
Shore sang a.yery well rendeml solo
in the EVangelkal Sabbath Sdiool
on Sunday morning.
Rev, and Mrs. B. Turkheim
town entertained the various pastorS
and their wives of the Stratford dis:
trict of the Lutheran church, to a
real and well planned picnic last
Tuesday, when abour forty guests
were present and enjoyed the day
together at this beautiful resort,
No Word as Yet
All remains quiet in regard to the
beer and wine situation in Huron.
Applicants for licenses report no
word from Toronto, and no appii-
f eation money has been refunded.
LOCAL :MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Eggs. dozen ...... 17-15-13
Bitter lb. creamery 25
Butter ib. dairy,......................23
Wheat bush.90
Bar*. bush 50
BUCIRViieat, bussi.
SlibitS ton .... . . 25:06 i
Bristi ton ... ; 25.0e
Flour, cwt. ..*.11.14::..:;;.2.602.91I
Liva flogs .... 8.25
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Mr and .M.I:s; Aon Swartzentruber
and len,Y.;awsorik Baden and. Miss
Mfr. Jacob Gingerich
lEl.a.1*Vand,warizeirtralier of Kitchen-
er :ind
and .fanVy of Ek Township,. were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and -Mrs. ,David....Gingericb..
BUSY FARMER NEWS
Wilmot Township Solves
..1); Roadside Weed Problem
Por '19 years oWS'have beeii'1/41a-1
't,asture On the 120 miNiVil
Nifillid6V`TOwnshiii roads
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g40,,e'44:1,itald ,e‘o.4!,021e.achhe:riedir.$t2h,e501iigtuti
the:thiA ;fourth . $3.00, fifth p•04,),J
sixti. $4, sevent1, $4.50, eighth an
above $5 each..This sliding scale of
charges is arranged to assist the
small farmer fren. 1 to 4 or' 5 cows.
The average yearly revenue derived
from this sotiree is ;1,152. The an-
nuaF cost of weed cutting on Wilmot
Township roads is $550 which leav-
es a tidy annual credit balance in the .I; Gasoline and Kerosine always kept an hand in large
treasury. Roadsides in this township .4.4. and small quantities,., Let us ,fill'your barrels or
are among the cleanest in the prov- :
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ince. Few, if any, accidents have e,v- * onners. 'et
er been reported probably due to the • Expert Workmanship on Repair Work, and Overhaul .''''''
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factthatcows are not allowed t
tu.re on roadsides at night. to pas- There 4' Jobs on all Makes of Cars with Charges Very ...:
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are approximately 4,500 miles of a 4Reasonalbe. . 4,
township roads in Ontario. Using Wil
mot township as a basis calculation
a total of $400,000 could be collect-
ed in rentals. Roadsides are cleaner
where pastured and the cost of we ed
cutting is greatly reduced. With the
shortage of pasture, falling municipal
revenue and as a source of reduced
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to have many features which would av
warrant its trial in other municipal- 4rY
as late as mid-Octoher, rasp -
or everi
During the month of September, HERALD OFFICE 1
Raspberry Planting
berry canes may be planted with as
much nieces& ps in the early spring! Do You Know?ek- 4.
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before the canes have budded ouL +
The distance distance at which the rows and
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I SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon 28c
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I Special Stove Oil, at per gallon ....13c 4t1
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t Furniture. See Our New Beds, Springs and
IMattresses.
USED FURNITURE t
Two Good Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand; I
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* Kitchen Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale.
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Pain' thigi, Wagon ' ' . , $7.00 and 10.00 I
Painting Buggy ...„., ....1.-a,„.6.00 and 10.00 ' :-'---
2 ,‘ ljilerjrVel.ig:1.13,i:tegS, Top '-,...i: ;16100 aild lii:00-:".,
' ermuning Biagi& *heels 'Set -. 12o00 1
Buggy Shaft - • ..... . .3.00' ''''''-'5-
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-E Buggy Spokes each .. - • 25c .
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plants are to be placed depends lar-
gely.upon ..the.type of training to be
fetiwed. In Eastern Canada two i-
stentii are in 'general use, the hill sy-
oem,and•the hedgthow. In the hill Py-, •.10 _ Liyo pufht,N,„ tell the wiiihiFthe eciiiiiiish46 cif' iii46.1,•iie
stem the plants are set at least ipur 1. , " --.1•" ''''" „
by 'four feet apart, which Permits - -....., . and Sound Merchandisbmg: r
with Care, the use of a single horse I, AL .
' dfiltiVagoi glohor ,,,,,,,y. where laud is ,:.1.. i4..iri:4•101.. MOW 1 liStenS when 1 i speaki ' ,, --i '''' ' • -' ‘,., -
cheaper and the labor higher, the: .t. ' :For those who have used‘me ,i;`theirSerititt i have
di4anee may be increased to seven 4. gathered untold Eruillions into their coffers.
by seven feet, permitting the use of 4. •
most of the hand hoeing
a double cultivatc.r and eliminatfing I command the legeons of fashion, mould the styles
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germ,. system 'is adopted, the rows a
* and lead the World whithersoever 1 gel .t„,
may be placed six feet apart, or wid- ;I: 1 sow fields for you to reap a Golden Harvestl af
er, and the plants set three feet apart
in the row, If the plants are cheek- • I am Masater Salesman at Your Service,, and my
ed in rows so that they all tome op- 4e
pnAte, a single horse cultivator may f Name is:
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be used the first season and thus cut 4.1 a
down niaintenanie costs by a consid- t In,
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