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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-10-22, Page 7• New Jewellery. Now for Bracelets, Brooch- es and Fobs, Cuff :Links, Ladies and Gentlemen. The Latest in Every Line. a New Stock of Mouthorgans Single and Double Keys. Hohner's Best Mak'es Watch, Clock and Jewellery Repairing "YOU BET" F. W. HESS-, ESS, JEWELLER 1 1 1 1 We have opened up our New Stock of Spring and Sunmmer, Dress Goods.. consisting of-^' .. Prints. Ginghams, Muslins Etc. oa®aaa:na Come and inspect before buying elsewhere. Our prices as usual are RIGHT Highest Prices For Farm Produce R. t. UODUI.AS General Merchant, B L A K E. O..DODO®OD=MD ODO®OD OIICDODO®OD=MD f■ di 1 ,nt That New Winter Suit. 1 1 When looking for your new Winter Suit, do not forget to give us a call. We have a fine range of Tweeds, Worsteds, etc., to choose from. Our prices are as cheap as any. Suits made at short notice. We also have a large nnmber of Samples to select from. Laundry in. connection. W. W HOFFMAN 1 I`.....imue®�..# FIRST CLASS . TILE I have a large supply of the very best tile on hand, from Vs in, to six inch. If you need any call, write or telephone to John Foster, Zur- ich, Brick .and Tile yards, 11 tf, BAYF'IELD FAIR LIST. HORSES. Heavy Draught—Brood mare, ac- companied by foal ; foal not to be judged with mare, John Stowart Son, Elliott Bros, foal, John Stewart & Son, Elliott Bros ; geld- ing or filly, 2 yrs old, Morton Elliott, John Campbell ; team. Sal- keld Bros, Elliott Bros. Agricultural—Brood mare ac- companied by foal. foal not to be judged with mare, Treasurer Reid, John Stewart & Son ; foal, A Dun- kin, Loris Aldworth ; gelding or filly, 2 yrs old, Jas Sterling, A Anderson ; team, John Sparrow, R G Delgaty. General Purpose -=Brood mare accompanied by foal, foal not to be judged with. mare, L Aldworth, Elliott Bros ; feta, Treasurer Reid, L Aldworth, gelding or filly, 2 yrs, S Sararas, 5 Cleave ; gelding or filly, 1 year, T Brownett, Elliott Bros ; team, Elliott & Son, Win Truemner ; Single roadster, A Mc- Guire, Geo Lindsay. Carriage—Brood mare, accom- panied by foal, foal not to be judg- ed with mare, R McArthur ; foal, R McArthur, Geo Cooper ; gelding or filly, 1 yr, R McArthur ; team. 16 hands or over, R Scotchmev; single carriage, Wallace Johnston, Jas Sterling ; lady driver, Miss Bella Delgaty, Mrs Geo Brownlee. ■■.ZURIUH■rr' MEAT MARKET WE keep in stock a " full line o fresh meats, hams, etc. etc Our cuts are noted for their tenderness and wholesomeness. Our alin is to keep nothing but the best. We make our own sausages. Give us a call. Y UNC SLUT &c �1 DEICIIER i e HENSALL CATTLE. Grade Cattle—Milch cow, Trea- surer . Reid ; heifer, 2 yrs, Beatty Bros. Tress Reid ; heifer calf, T Cameron ; steer, 1 yr. Treas Reid ; fat cow, heifer or steer, Treas Reid. Durham—Milch cow, Tress Reid ; heifer, 2 yrs, Beatty Bros, Treas Reid. Jersey—Milch cow, R Smith, R Smith. Wilbert Bengough is selling goods for the Marshall Tea Co., of London. R. Carlise lis moving into his new residence, on Albert street. J. Steacy has finished painting the County bridges, fourteen in number. Jacob Linderfeld suffered from 'blood poisoning on his left hand and had to have ono of the fingers amputated. Mr. and Mrs, T. Palmer Jr mourn the death of their infant son, aged about four months. — For a good pair of horse blankets the hind that will stay on, at Hartleib's. Wise, M Brethour; white oats, M Brethour, K Wise; black oats, M Brethour, J K Wise; •timothy seed, T'::lt. Wise,' 14L Breb. hour; spelts, J Wise, M Brethour; yellow corn, M Brethour, R Delgaty; 'dent corn, w Battler; sweet corn, Tough; any other variety, R Pephale, Dr. Metcaalf, Fruit—Grapes, G IIewson, x Campbell; collection of grapes, 0 'Howson, A Scotch - mer; collection of apples, A ,' Galbraith, G Cooper; fall apples, 17 Galbraith, 0 Coop- er; winter apples, It Delgaty, 0 Hewson .; collection of pears, _Miss wilds. T Brow - nett; fall pears, n Galbraith, T Brownetb; winter pears, Miss wilds; n Galbraith; peaches, G Hewson, R Penhale; plums or prunes, Mrs Mcnougall, G Hewson; Bald- wins, G Hewson, J Voods; northern spies, G Cooper, T Brownetb; yellow crabs, T Brownetb, John Compbell; red crabs, D Galbraith, Miss wilds; king of tompkins R Reid, n Galbraith; greening, R nelgaty, R Reid; ribstan pippins, J lough; twenty ounce pippins, w Johnston, E Reid; wagners, miss wild, Jas nelgaty, golden russets, R nelgaty, u. Galbraith; blenheim pippins. w Johnston, Geo Cooper: snows, miss wild, R Smith, Vegetables—Early p,ptatoes, R Turner, A McGuire; late potatoes It nelgaty, R Turner; marigolds, long reg, J Campbell; intermediate mangolds, J Campbell. Geo Cooper; field carrots, J Campbell, S Tou- gh; table carrots, J Campbell, S Cleave; table beets, J Campp$bel.le:' Tough; cab- bage, J 'founh, R Smith; cauliflower, J Tough; muskmelons, 0' Hewson, J Camp - boll; watermelons, W'rough, R Penhale; parsnips, S Cleave, J Campbell: pumpkin, Ci Cooper, 'W Battler; squash, W Tough, S Brown: field turnips, L Beatty, Beatty Bros; sugar beets, R Penhale; white cel- ery, J Campbell, J Tough; red celery, 0 Hewson, J Tough; winter 'radish, W Bat- tler, J Campbell ; citrons; 0 Coop- er, J Tough; small white beans. G Cooper, W Battler;• large white 'beans, J Wise, M Bre' our ; yellow onions, J Howrie, red tomatoes. J Canal. son ; large red tomato R Delgaty ; large ye] W Battler, J Tough tomatoes,('7f HewsQr Salsify, S Cleave, x.`. SHEEP. Leicester—Ram, two shears or over, John Stewart ; ram lamb, G Penbale ; pair ewes, having raised lambs in 1909, 2 shears or over, A Duncan, John Stewart & Son ; Pair shearling ewes, J Stewart & Son ; pair fat sheep, any breed, G Penhale, A Duncan. Lincolns—Ram, two shears or over, G Penhale, Snowden Bros ; Shearling ram, 0 Penhale, ram lamb, 0 Penhale 1st & 2nd ; pair ewes, having raised lambs in 1909, 2 shears or over, Geo Penhale, Snowden Bros ; pair shearling ewes, G Penhale, Snowden Bros ; pair ewe lambs, G Penhale, Snowden Bros. Long wool—Ram, .two shears or over, A Dunkin ; ram lamb, A Dunkin ; pair ewe lambs, A Dun- kin ; pair shearling ewes, A Dun- kin ; pair ewes, having raised lambs in 1909, 2 shears or over, A Dunkin. Berkshire pigsyAged boar, Snow- den Bros ; brood. sow, Snowddn Bros ; boar, six months or under, Snowden Bros. RED PIGS. 'smith ; smell 11. (X Hew - G Hewon. tomatoes, all yellow ¢R Delgaty aty ; yellow celery, ca•xewson. Ladies' Work- Pillow shams, Mrs J 5 Howrie, 11Iri Ross ; toilet mat, J Tough, S Hust, a ; crochet table mats, Mrs Hc?=,;>ie, J Tippet crochet work in wool. S Huston, Miss Parson ; crochets, -:;Lk in cot. ss ; crochet y; Mrs Ross ; rie, R Pon- eid, Mrs M s J Howrie, ery on silk, satin or velvet, M 1$++3 !lour, Mrs Ross ; shadow embroit,tess, 5 Hus- ton, Mrs Penhale eya.t. embroid- ery, Miss Parsons, Mrs J Tippet ; canvas embroidery inc,-+Cton, wool Geo Nott ; ippet, Mrs ble, cover rs, Heysrie ; rethour, J ade, S mis- in cushion, ton, 5 Huston, Mrs or knit slippers, 3 crochet quilt. Mrs hale ; sofa pillow, J, Ross ; hemstitching Miss Parsons ; embr or silk, Mrs Ross. embroidery letters, Howrie ; embroider five o'clock, S'lust, fancy whisk holder. Forrest ; fancy lamp ton, Mrs Ross ; fano Mrs Tippet; knitting; in wool, S Huston, Elliott Bros; knitting in cotton, S Huston, Mrs Howrie ; knitted quilt, J Wise; tatting, Mrs Nott, Mrs Howrie ; tea cosy, Mrs Nott, J Howrie ; vasolique work, Mrs Nott, M Bretho ; netted doy- lies, 3 Tough, Mrs brie ; etching on cotton or silk, 'S , Huston, Mrs Nott ;plain hand sewgs Mrs Ross, Mrs Howrie ; hitch apron. S Hewson, Mrs Rosr; le ndry bag, M Brethour, S Hnstou. moxican drawn work, Mrs ;cowrie, Mrs M Ross hardanger, 5 Huston, Miss Parsons ; floral tinted centre piece, Mrs Howrie, S Huston; solid em- broidery centre piece. J Howrie, J Tippet ; danish cut work, Elliott Bros, Mrs Howrie ; oross stitch, S Huston, Mrs Ross ; patched quilt, cotton, D Galbraith, . Mrs Nott ; patched quilt cloth, M Brethour, Mrs Nott ; silk quilt, Mrs Ross, Mrs Howrie.; irish point late, Dr, Ross, S Huston ; honiton or point lace, S Huston, M Ross ; mountmelick work, Mrs Ross, 5 Huston; set ladies' underwear, M Ross ; best collection ladies' work, .S Howrie, Mrs Nott ; rag mat, hooked. M Brethour, J Tippet ; mat sewed, 5 Huston, Mrs Ross ; cotton stockings homemade, 3 Wise, Mrs Nott ; wool mittens homemade, 5 Huston, Miss Parsons ; woollen sox home made, Treas Reid, D Galbraith, Aged boar -Snowden Bros ; brood sow, Snowden Bros ; sow, 6 months or under, Snowden Bros ; best boar any breed, Snowden Bros. POULTRY. Silver grey dorking—W B Bat- tler 1st & 2nd ; light brahmas, Beatty Bros, W B Battler ; barred plymouth rocks, R Smith 1st & 2nd ; white plymouth rocks, Snowden Bros, R Smith ; black spanish, W B Battler, J 5 Howrie ; whit leg - horns, J S Howrie ist & 2nd ; brown leghorns, R Smith, H Little ; silver spangled hamburgs, J 5 Horrie, W B Battler ; black breast- ed reel games, W B Battler ; red caps W B Battler ist & 2nd; andal- usians. W B Battler, J 5 Howrie ; white vwyandottes, R Smith ist & 2nd ; silverwyandottes, J S Howrie ; black leghorns, H Little; rhode island red, R Fitzsimmons; white minorcas, W B Battler; black minorcas, J 5 Howrie, R Smith; huff orplungton, J S Howrie, W 13 Battler; black langshans, J 5 Howrie 1st & 2nd; bantams, any variety, 5 Huston, 11 Smith; pekin ducks, Snowden Bros, R Penhale; Rouen ducks, J 5 How- rie; teulbuse geese, Snowden Bros, any other variety geese, Snowden Bros. Dairy produee—Tub salted butter John Campbell; 25 lbs salt butter, J K Wise, Elliott Bros, 30lbs butter for table use, John Campbell, James Delgaty; 5 lbs butter, for table use, L Beatty, Treas Reid; cheees, factory made or made on factory principles, J K Wise; home made wine, a K Wise, G Hewson; honey in comb, L Beatty, 0 Cooper; honey in jar, L Beatty, R Brown; e011ection of honey, R .Drown, L Beatty; home Made bread, ,T Campbell, R W Delgaty; maple syrup, R W Delgatyt S Hudson. Grain and seeds --White. winter wheat, SI Brethour, J 1G Wise.; red winter wheat, a K. Wise, M Brethour; spring wheat, K Wise, M Brethour; large'white peas, M Brethour, r K Wise; 6 -rowed., barley, .J K Wise, M Brethour; ,9 rowed barley, J iX ro Trouble IN BAKING IF YOU USE Royal Household Five Roses or other Brands of Flour from Rannie's Flour and Feed Store. The best in Groceries at close Prices. All kinds of Feed on 'band. 5. RANNIE, - = ZURICH •Highest price in Cash paid for Butter and Eggs sorL s A ING Beautiful Picture For The Home IA Welcome News to the Readers of THE HERALD most beautiful picture is that issued by The Family Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal, entitled "The Soul's Awakening," by James Sant, of the Royal Academy. /The publishers of The Family Herald have secured this picture at enormous cost for their 1910 subscribers, and we have concluded an arrangement by which our readers can secure a copy as well. `5 "The Soul's Awakening" is 19x24 inches, ready for framing. /Every home will be the better of a copy of this beautiful picture. can only be had through The Family Herald and Weekly Star. THERE IS OUR SPECIAL OFFER — /The price of The Family Herald and Weekly Star is one dollar a /The price of TI3E IlBRa.LD is one dollar a year. Plants and Flowers -Bouquet of flowers large, G Hewson, Dr Met calf ; bouquet of flowers small. Dr Metcalf, G Hewson • col dahlias, Miss Wild, Dr Metcalf; col pansies, Dr Metcalf, Mrs 1:lowrle; collection geraniums, 0 Hewson, Miss Par. sons ; col gladiolus. Miss Wild, Dr Metcalf ; fuschies, G Howson ; foliage plants, G Henson, J Tough ; asters, Miss Wild, Dr Metcalf ; gloxania, 0 Hewson ; begonias. Miss Wild, Miss Parsons ; calla lillies, G Hewson. Art Work—Pencil drawing, S Huston, J Howrie ; crayon drawing, Mrs Ross, J Howrie; watercolor painting, J Howrie, J Forrest ; oil painting. 5 Huston, Mrs M Ross ; kensington painting, J Forrest, Mrs Nott; lustre painting, Mrs `Ross, .T Forrest; painting on silk, satin or velvet, Mrs :Ross, 5 uuston ; draw- ing by children under, 14 years of age, J Forrest, Mrs Moss ; burnt work, S Huston. J Forrest; pencil drawing by scholars attending pub- lic school. J.Forrest, Mrs Ross. Manufactures ---Single light har- ness. P Wanless. J Tiptiett; double heavy harness, 1' iVaialess, J Tip - You may have both papers for a full year the beautiful. picture. "The' Soul's Seventy-five cents. A. copy of the picture can be seen at this o at once. It year 9 each, including a copy of Awakening" for one dollar ffice. To see it is to want ¶Senu your order NOW to THE I1rener.n, Zurich pet ; twisted yarn, J Wise, Mrs Nott ; woollen yarn. Mrs N ott, Treas Reid; homemade carpet, Mrs Nott, W Battler ; flannels, J Wise, Mrs Nott, Special prizes—Best pair of bacon hogs, Snowden Bros ; best team in harness, D Schnell ; best heavy draught agricultural or general purpose foal, J Stewart & Son, A Dunkin ; best, heavy mare or horse any age, J Stewart & Son ; best foal sired by Celtic Pride, Treas Reid, J Stewart &Son, W Johnston ; best carriage or ' roadster foal, R McArthur ; best pen of bacon pigs, any breed, Snowden Bros ; best three one•pound prints of dairy butter, L Beatty Judges—Horses, C J Willis, Clinton ; Cattle -J W Reid 'Stanley ; Sheep and pigs -J Shepherd, Hen - sail, J Walters Saltford, Porter's Hill ; Vegetables—H Warnock, Goderich ; Dairy -J D Merner, Zurich, J Connoly Porter's Hill, W Scott Brucefield' Grain—James Thomson Bayfield ; Poultry -Joseph Caldwell Bayfield ; Ladies', Work— Mrs McNaughton and Miss Martha Johnston Stanley; Plants and Flowers—Mrs J Connoly Porter's Hill, Mrs (Dr) Stanbury Bayfield ; Manufactures—T Johnson Zurich, W Scott Brucefield, James Connoly Porser's Hill. W NTED NOW For Zurich and surrounding district for Fall and Winter months, an energetic reliable agent to take orders for nursery stock. GOOD PAY WEEKLY, OUTFIT FREE, EXCLUSIVE TERRI'I ORY boo 'Acres under cultivation. We guarantee to deliver stock in good condition and tip to contract grade. We can show you that there is good money in representing a well known re- liable firm testgaesatime, Established over 30 years. Write for particulars,, PELHAP NURSERY CO TORONTO, - ONT, THE SCHAU COLD -SET 'TIRE SETTER The above represents the Schon Cold - Set Tire Setter ready for operation. , This famous machine is a mars el in simplicity of construction and in the wonderful results produced— perfo) ming the work heretofore done by the black- smith—doing it quicker, and better. No tires are taken off: No bolts are taken out and thrown away, Any degree of dish can be put in the wheel. No burning or marrfng of felloe. No spoiling of wheels by welding the tires too short. It does far neater work than can be done by taking the tire off. No boring of the felloe for new bolt holes. Do not let your wheels be spoiled by having loose tires, bring them along and have them set while you wait. Come is and see this Machine J. DEICHERT, Blacksmith - Zurich It is in time of sudden mishap or accident that Chamberlain's Lini- ment can be retied upon to take the place of the family doctor, who cannot always be found at the moment. Then it is that Chamber- lain's liniment is nevsr found wanting. In cases of sprains, cuts, wounds and bruises Chamberlain's Liniment ,takes out the soreness and drives away the vain. Sold by J J 11 eoner.