Zurich Herald, 1935-03-07, Page 8EIGHT
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THE STORE WITH T
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STOCK
Prints In many . varied colors and Patterns. 50
pieces to choose from,, priced 15 to 28 yd
Art Satecns - AND CRETONS, Just ar-
rived in striking new designs
priced from 19c to 43c yd.
New Terry Cloths For side drapes, ,or
Chair Covering, ab-
solutely fast color, at 80c. yd.
Dominion Batts
Finest made 72x90
size 50c each
LENTEN SPECIALS
Pink salmon, large, 2 tins for
Sardines, each, box
Peanut Butter, No. 1, lb.
Finest Sept. cheese, per lb.
Schrag's brick or limberger, lb.
Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. for
No. 1, Sodas, 2 lbs.
Lily White Syrup, 5 ib. tin
Canned Tomatoes, Targe
Canned wax beans, 2 for
Macaroni 4 lbs. for
CAUSTIC SODA, New Supply now in 5 lbs 55c.
at
23c
5c
18c
20c
19c
25c
39c
10c
25c
19c
J. GSCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
YOUR SURPLUS FUNDS CAN BE SAFELY
AND CONVENIENTLY INVESTED In
Huron & Erie
I�iffiebentures
% Per Annum
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CANADA CRUS[
MORTGAGE CERr.IFLC.L
Now Earn
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Payable Half Yearly
Any. sum 'ower $1,•00.00may. be invested from 1 to
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Grocery
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Tomato Soup, 3 cans
Chipso, large.,pkg.
Choice rnixed Tea, per lb.
Aylmer catsup, per bottle: 12c
Red BirdMatches, , . 3 boxes :. .... . 25c
Golden, Bantam Corn, per can ....,........ , .. ...lie
Black Salads Tea, Half lb - . „•..28c
Scrubbing Brushes, each at 1 5c
25c
19c..
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Merano Oe cI;
EGGS WANTED.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr..: and Mrs. `Hilton Truemner
motored to London on Saturday.
A goodly number of cases of fiu
are still prevalent, and it is a very
unpleasant experience.
Dr. A. J. MacKinnon and son
Archie, motored to London on Sat-
urday.
Mr. Miine Rennie of Seaforth cal-
led on his sister, Mrs. Lydia Geiger
one day last week.
Hay council met on Monday for
the monthly meeting. A report of the
minutes will appear next week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Fowlie of London,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gid- Koehler.
The many Zurich friends of Miss
Jessie MacDonald, who .recently un- I
derwent an operation in London Hos-
pital; will be pleased to learn that
she is well enough to have left the
hospital and is convalescent with
some friends In that city.
Lighter Crops
.LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Eggs ,L . 23 20 3.7
Butter ib. creamery ..... _ 30
Butter lb: dairy 25
Wheat bush 94
Barley'; bush 70
Buckwheat-, bush . - 42
Shorts, ton 26.00
Brae; 'ton 25.00
Flour,? cwt. ..,. . 2.25 3.00 I
Live; flogs, cwt g 8.25
Potatdes per bag . 50
colds, ::but they fail to reach 'lay t ,
eondii4ion, and by the time the error
is diricovered by the poultry keeper
the egg market. has generallybroken
broke
The ,4 est time to. test the air iii
pouliany house is the fiist thing in the
maonzung.
. Alfalfa Seed Supply
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This` alfalfa seed supply in Canada
is now regarded as no more than
suffi!eint for seed 'requirements this
s g bin h t sinal
com
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Onta
ter,.
The 1934 wheat crops of Australia' was
and the Argentine have matured' .o
mu ,. -{e as erected. Australia has ;a
it: a ;'+ K ehele. 'Private estimate
indicate even a smaller yield. The `til
Argentine wheat. crop is oleo smaller al
than a year ago and if officially es- lent
timated at 252 million bushels as com alfa'
pared with 286 million bushels hare= pules
ested in 1933. Private observers the
Andrew P. Hess, Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Hire You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
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LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH US NOW FOR
YOUR SUPPLY OF COAL AND COKE WHILE
PRICES ARE LOWEST
de •PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well known
as
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes,
Frost Tight Lock Wire Fencing and Gates
• Supplies and Posts.
IGoodyear Balloon and Cord.
0 in all sizes
I WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO OILS,
i i Furniture, Springs and Beds.'' Felt and Marshall
it ,Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
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and Tried
Varnishes,
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n was formerly expected. In
o the 1934 seed crop was ligh=
its. normal. Much of the seed
g in plumpness and weight
insufficient rainfall during
eason. This was,. partieu,
.. avec feoeh e Seco'nel
. as fortunate, lsomeevei
ply of Canadian: gown
eed for this spring is snore
sow a normal acreage. Alf
• ecomming more and, more po
as ' a farm crop and has saved
situation on many farms
thing the .official estimate somewhat'where drought would have,. caused a
high and the Bureau of Statistics has
forwarded an estimate, of '239 million
bushels.
BUSY FARMER NEWS
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THIS SEASON CALLS
FOR • GOOD NEW
FENCES . ON. THE FARM.
4. YOU • ' WITH THE BEST LET US S�dI'PI,,,;K; •
WOVEN WIRE,, .�
ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE. SEE US ABOUT
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SPECIALS! . SPECIALS!
Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon
Special Stove Oil, at per gallon
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Our New Beds, Springs and
Mattresses.
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USED FURNITURE
WO Good Used Chesterfield Suites on Hasid; t
Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up;
Dining Tables; 3:Kitchen Chairs, Etc.
All Big Bargains for quick Sale I
BE SURE AND SEE THEM.!
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THESE PRICES subject to change without . Notice i .
Painting Wagon ........... :. . .00 a
.............w$�' and 10200
Painting Buggy ................ --E-
Recovering
Recov
....... 6.00 and d x:00
ermg Buggy' Top 16.00 and 18.00
• Rerimrning Buggy Wheels Set.......12o00
Bum Shaft -..........
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Cross Bar - ... .................. .......... 1.00'
Buggy Reach
Buggy Spokes each .,. ...... .............. 25
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ZURICH ONT.
QUALITY -- PRICE , SERVICE
ing our Specialty. Full line .f heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
E WEIDO'
Purchasers of seed during the coin-
ing season will be able to identify
the red clover and alsike seed im-
ported from the British Isles and
New Zealand as it will contain sta-
ined seed according to origin, as re-
quired by the regulations under the
Seeds Act.
Judging from the large demand
for poultry marked by the official
grades, it is apparent that Canadians
are becoming familiar with those
grades. More tagged poultry was
displayed and sold on grade during
the recent holiday season than in
any year since grade tagging was in
troduced.
In 1900 Canada exported 470,000
barrels of apples; by 1920 this hid
increased to 1,238,000 barrels, and
for the shipping season 1933-34 all
records were broken with a total of
3,476,114 barrels shipped out of the
country. In 1900 Canada's export
apple trade was confined to nine co -i
unties; by 1932 36 counties; by 1932
36 countries received Canadian ap-
ples.
Poultry Returns Up
Returns from, poultry -raising in
1934 showed a slight improvement
over the previous year, according to
the Department's survey. The price
of eggs averaged 3 cents per dozen
higher during the first eleven months
of 1934 than during the same period
in 1933, November prices, however,
were about 7 cents peer dozen less
than the previous year, accounted
for by the milder weather and larger
production as compareed with very
:old weather and limited production
in 1933.
*Vold. Air Cater Ls:+,• r. 1
One of the reasons many pullet,
fail to lay well during the winter, in
spite ofgood feeding, is the damp
and stagnant air to be found' in many
poultry houses. Many "poultry keep -
::re close up nearly all, ventilators
fen whiter approaches, under the
'repression that the fowl need the
warmth. Fresh air is far more im-
aortant than warmth, and many bat -
1 e+a oi' pollees that fail to cotes into
production at the proper age are suf-
fering from this mistaken idea. Birds
so afteeted may not suffer from dis-
ease, t1 uugh l,htsr aro'1 n.•y liable to
seiialis hay: shortage if other clovers"
and'Vb asses had been the only crops:
Need Careen Feed for Winter
The average farm poultry flock of
35 hens requires approximately one-
halfracre of greens of the proper
atndInt'of green feed during ..the.
win months is provided. As soon.
as moisture is available to germinate.
rye;i' oats of wheat, the . planting of
> "` -ild
o p 5 y
ifau sopp!r the materials..
• Health suffers if you
run short of iron.
"fur' food and drink,are the Only
materials Nature gets to maintain bad--
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ad-3 strength and well-being. But the
t ' gedy of modern foods is their short
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a e.of iron. Sooner or later this has an
e eat upon the health. It causes, at
0, st, a run-down condition and simple
4aania; then develops into serious air.
nlents, if not checked.
This was showno be true i
tn a group
forty-five people whose blood was
e maned by a competent authority. In
f° rty cases the blood was thinnerand
ler than it should havee,been, due to
t e shortage of iron. The authority
ho conducted the tests recorded the
act amount of the shortage for each
1rson, then put every one of thepi on
30 -day' treatment. The preparation
gave them was Dr. Williams' Pink
ills (called pink because they
have
It sugarcoating). In one month h V
amined their blood again and 'nun
at the red corpuscles and the irons,
ad definitely increased is every 'ease.
;This test is a demonstration ofE WE •
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fine old remedy cando for kyov,
+ , •, is is' likely .. you need torr'
Wouldn't you like td, eel i y
:tong and vigorous again?' Won't n't
ou like to eat well, sleep smuttily, •
ke a keen interest in Iife around you
.. ? Then put yourself on a 30 -day
aatnient with Dr. 'Williams'' Pink
ills. , Directly you begin taking this
liable old preparation, the recon-
.tructivo:process will start. The blood,
+sill grow richer Wilt carry more
itelity '+ w end your owe ieclings will
eact pleasantly. ' Old aches and off
lays will gyve 'way to new vigor and:
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sys, treasure w health!, mill siz�e
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anged to,
4 lighter Oil, and had -your Radiator filled with a good
e. Anti -Freeze?.. Run in your car and let us do this very
4. ' ' important thing Right Newt
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Gasoline and Kerosine always kept on 'hand in large
• and small quantities. Let us fill your barrels or
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Expert Workmanship on Repair Work and Overhaul l of l!40
r Jobs on all M`i.. i' es of Cars with Chimes Very`.
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Manufacturers, Etc.`,
I 'go forth to tell 'the W6r1d- the Message of 'service
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For those .who have used xne as their Servant f have
gathered untold millions into their coffers.
I command the legeons of fashion, mould the styles
and lead the World whitherscever I got
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