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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-10-06, Page 5refillIDODC ®D 431:011110 GTOODCOMID 431D41DC;lIIIIDQDGEM Cio :The M I s '—nk., es Incorporated 1555 es Capita paid up $4,000,000 Reserve Fund $4400,000 es Tota! Assets over 44,000,000 t� Head Office - I1ontreal g Has 78 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities of the World. A GENERAL BANKINF BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINGS BilkNK DEPARTMENT 8 • at all ]Branches, Interest allowed at highest current rate Zurich Branch A. CONSTANTTINE, Agent J. D ®D 4311filiD 43D 04D 4300D MD4 ®D :02 Dr (4 Sit up and Take Notice t We have on display # our New Prints, and I Dress Goods, Almost o everything you could wish for in Spring and I Summer wcar. Also our Now Wall I Papers, of the latest de - 2 designs at popular pric- p I es. 5 5 Call and Inspect s ri Before Purchasing R. N. DOUGLAS, e General Merchant, 13 L A Ii E Tae uric . Fair. The annual Fair held here on Wednesday and Thursday lust was a splendid success in every psrticu- 1 lar. The weather on Wednesday was not very favorable, but -despite this the in door exhibits were quite,E equal to former years, and u.ttra[t ed a. great deal of -attention. By Thursday morning the sky ltad i oleaced, and by noon the bright sun had dried up the moisture and large crowds flocked into town from all directions. The gate receipts were over 5260.00, which was: slightly lower than last year, but; well above the -average. The entries for horses were large there being over 130 in the various class- es. The Clinton band were very generous with their selections, and their music was Highly ap,,reciated. The directors are to be congratulat- ed and every effort shobld be put forth to Haiku next year's Zurich 40(,�U X,4 DMODCD,tP� l D@D0 0=1)Q DDMergIDO6Mfl Fair bigger anad better than ever. Tee two- races brought out some fine horses and kept the crowds in. ZURICH terested for several hours in the _ _ _ ti- ' d e o afternoon. A feature of the indoor exhibits was the large display of FINN: ti•, ni')L �r)pia,-r pears W Rader ; Bartlett board scarf, E Klopp, i3 welt; sofa ... WORK—USEFUL MEAT MARKET E keep in stock a full line of fresh meats, Kanas, etc. etc `Our cuts are noted for ,theirtenderness - and. wholesomeness. Our aim is to keep nothing but tie best. We make oftr own sausages. " Give us a call. Y UNO UT & BEICHERT Here we Are Rodin with the finest lot of • goods ' ever shown in Zurich. Just received r a large quantity to please any- body, so drop in and see. if I cant suit you. Also carry an immense No. of samples to choose from, All kinds of goods for trousers, dark or light prices low as possible, Laundry in Connection W. H. HOFFMAN (alior - ZURICH F armet s That Wan t TH E BEST Call at The Massey- Harris Shop. Our Machines spea for thelnselN es, We also • handle Olds Gasoline Engine, Jas. Whyte, Ag't MASS1i;Y-i ARRTS CO 0 brown legborns C Truemner ; buff orpington W Battier ; China ban- tams W Battler, 0 Clausius; .Pol. ands 4ir Battler 1 and' 2; andalusi- ens -W Battler; langshans W. Battler 1 and 2'; Pekin China d alts Snowden Bros , W Battler ; rouen ducks G Clausius ; geese J Becker, G Clausius ; turkeys Snowden Bros, toulouse geese, J Becker, George Clausius ; geese Snowden Bros 0 Trtie niner, URA En AND SEEDS White fall wheat J Geiger, 0 Truemner ; red J Geiger, W Battler spring wheat (x Olausins, 0 Sohilbe barley G Olausins, W Rader, A Reichert; white oats W Dignan, 0 Olausins, 0 Sota ilbe ; peas G Claus. ins, C Truemner L Wurm; rye E Klopp, W Battler ; black barley W Dignan ; grain in heads G Clansins, H Neeb, J Forrest ; clover seed P Selhwalnx,„ 3' Pfaff, 0 Sohilbe; timotby ` P Schwalm, 0 Sane: HORTICULTURE Apples 0 Truemner, 3 Haberer, G Olausins; fall apples 0 True. inner, J Pfaff, 0 Klopp; winter apples J Haberer, C Truenxner, J Decher Sr ; tompkins (3 Trueinner, H Neeb ; snow apples 1 Geiger, 0 Truemner ; Northern spies .0 Ohms ins, El Rader ; baldwins 0 True- mner, 0 Klopp ; R 1 greenings 13 Klopp, 0 Sohilbe; Canada reds 3 Decher Sr., C Truemner; ribson pippen 3 Geiger, 0 Klopp ; golcren russett C Truemner, 0 'Sohilbe ; ben davis E Klopp, 11 Neeb ;wagners W Smith, 0 Truemner ; mann 3 Hale. ever, Snowden Bros; maiden's blush -J Haberer, L Rader ; Bleb helm pippen .T Decher Sr, J Surer - as; aranas pewaukee 3 Pfaff, 0•'1 ruen leer, oolverts J Haberer, 0 Truemner ; gioria tnunditH Koehler, G Schroe- der ; 20 oz pippen 0 Truemner, - >EX weselob ; taiman sweet J Decher Sr G Olausius ; russett apples 0 Klopp, fall )ear J Broodrnare A iieichert,C Truemner Ortwltrr, wit r, eks JWOrtwein 1` 2 I.'file;"white `field carrots G Sohroe laundry hag, El Koehler, A Kaerch ; on ground work, n Rader, ri foul A Reichert C Trneniner • 1 yr whits cv� andottes J W Ortwein ; R der w smith • red field carrots tx er ; t r„rhNt. tare cotton, T Johnson, SPFCIALs—Pyrography, J Pr flowers, those exhibited by Miss K. Yearling ram. A , i,,r, IT ,t ;41,1 „;.nears A iCaercher, Snowden Bros; cushion, Miss K Campbell, rumen! Ooilt, w Rader; wool co Campbell being particularly fine, ewe A I )onc trn ; ft. r sheeir i ), f'NI The follot,ving is a list of prize hale. A Doman ; ewe rat -ed 1•snilr winners , • j 1911 A f )Duca o 1 ,;tel 2 ; tem; 1,111111 1DWlPun 1 and 2. DRAUGHT HORSES j A Brood mare W Drover, A Love ;1 'Rees 1 1 foal W' Drover 1st and 2nd, A Aged ;ow• 'Snowden BTrkin Love -1 yr old 'A Etherington n ;2yr boarSo�wtl,�n Bros;SO4,.r old: A'Turnbull; 3" yr J. Sparrow; SoOwdt•n Bros ,'- L yr. Span, Alf Melick. - den Bros. M (1Th AGRICULTURAL HORSES den 13rrss. ] anti 2. ' eeaelies Snowden Br,is, T Johnson ; emb, Mrs vvir l: wireilirs G Hese;T .Johnson, Mrs G Hese; log tii•unee Mrs G Hese ; crab apples J Decher sr. a -red 0 Klopp, .1 Sararas, yellow Jewel enxb, Mrs uviol, wire; T Jobe +cjuitt'cott n U Oswald, rT Jo Snewileu Brut;, L Hader, grapes W son ; feather stitching, Mrs J For i do silk, 0 Eilbrr ; crazy grail Battler, iiiiewden Bros. 3 bunches re.t, 13. well ; ;work bttg, Mrs (T Johnson; crazy work wickwire, T .1 ()Janson ; emhr, on; cotton, T Johnson, A Ka flannel, T J'hnscm, I3 Pflle ; co11'u i do wool, T Johnson. iv B emb work,, ,i Decher Sr, ,a- ~yell;counterpane Vilified, El. Wel lxoni-ton lace 'lidkf, ;\Its wieleWire, '1''I Battler- do knitted, J (fie ` i g, t Johnson; .point lace collar, Trs l Raider; do crochet, T John wickwire; hattenburg Dl ent. Niece, E Decher sr; do etching, T .To 3 Forrest, K Campbell doylies. ! A Kueroher ; do drawn, J ve grapes .1 Haberer, NN Battler. pitons .1 Brown ) and 2. canned mitt R R Johnston, Deviser Sr. a rieee,-=D< Cantelon , l .ens)t17, 'littef3.i1)1t.' Zurich. ' Brood mare R D Bell, R Love ; Tamwortls—. ixuwden Br: foal R D Bell, S Sararas: 1 yr old till in this c]ac , R D Bell, B. Volland, A Love ; 2 yr old W Drover, T Harris, R Camp- bell ; 3 yr old T Harris, 3 McBride, A Love ; Span J McBride, A Reich. POULTRY ert. Pair HUM htxrgs W Battler! i x►nd GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES 2; Rocks 3 tV Ortwein, W Battler; Brood mare S Sararas, WBassow, A Spanish W Battler 1 and .2 ; dorl;ins Foster : foal E Stelck, W Bassow, R w Battler 1 and 2: 'Amerces W Love; 1 yr old E Stelck; 2 yr old'S I Battler 1 and 2; Red Ual)s W 'Batt- Sararas, W Smith, W Bender; 3 yr I ler 1 and 2 ; Leg horns 0 Truemner, old W Smith, E Stelck, L Rader ;1 'eV leader ' • RI Reds K Campbell • t3pan J Becher Sr. Judge—John McGrath, Dublin. 1 Orr +tin i end •l; Silver laced CARRIAGE HORSES wyautl ,i'r,s 0 Truerener. 1 W Yt)tt1iSHIR15 Spring boar ( Penhale. - ,fudge—El. Smith, Exeter. pi ger ,,ilaE1 ,' Wolfe; Wyondottes (GARDEN -VEGETABLES *r�'hite elephant potatoes G Srslzroede.r, W Smith ; Colorado red + N1rs G Hess ; troy cloth, Mrs G i wool cape crochet, Mrs wick A'Foster, rural Newyork A Foster Hess, Mrs Al Fritz; side brd scarf, �iI Johnson ; do knit, T ,J 'bnso W Smith Snowden Bros. early A ,1 Uecher 5r ; tea. cosv, Mrs wick- l carpet, T Johnson ; hth ru Ronnie. Snowden Bros, John wire ; col l batte•nh Mrs wickwire ; ; K Campbell ; do rags, K Ca Gellman, late A. Foster, John Gall• ,r tennt'rilte 0 mere, H Koehler, '1'', T Johnson; 5 yds flennel, M G Citrusius, American wonder A ,1ohnsn ; drawn thread wk, airs ! wool yarn, H Neeb, w 3.adei Foster, empire H Krueger, A Ban. wu•lrwire, li Pfitr;� coll'n do, Mrs aro cotton, Mrs Hess. T Jo plug G Schroeder, white beans G wickwire, b Ptiis; netting c piece, ! do knit, H Neeb, H Well ; Gluusius, M Clark, beans R Neeh, T Johnson, Mrs wickwire; etching, rug silk, A Kaercher, J Bro L Rader, yellow corn H Krueger. ; .1 Forrest, \{r s wickwire ; bulgur'n 1 stockings, J Brown, M Olarl 0 Oswald. sweet corn Snowden !emb, Mrs wli kwire, El well ; pillow ,, sewing, B Pfile, H We11 ; B Pfile ; sofa cushion, J Dec- i stool ings fine, H Neeb, Bros, J Geiger black sweet Dorn 'sham, E Klopp, w Battler, callow dent w l her sr, 3 1+'I,rrest ; apron, B Pfile. 1 do coarse. El Well.W Battler Battler, G f;lausius, red onions n Mrs tv1r:k wire nit uxelick em cloth, i fine, n Well. B Pfile ; do r klciderIi Weil, yellow J Pfaff, i1 I Mr' wickwire, J Decher sr; int m ; Mrs G Hess, W Battler ; h n: cslnusiu, s, dutch setts G olaneius, B c piece, 1.'i R ,Johnston. Mrs ;A Fritz blankets, H Neeb, W Rader old A Reichert ;2 yr old J Decher Sr., A Etherington ; 3 yr old 0. Truemner. L E Willert. J Decher Jr ; Span 3 Geiger, W Bender ; buggy horse A G Ehnes, T Berry, A Traquair. ROADSTER HORSES' Brood mare JDecher jr,foal T Amy, J Decher Jr., J D Wilson ; 1 yr old J D Wilson, L Rader, H Volland 2 yr old 3 Decher Jr., T Amy, J McCallum ; 8 • yr old G Elliott, •S Jambe, H Deters; Span F Ellering- ton. J Hey Sr., H Rader ; bnggv horse J Decher Sr., B Park, B Pfile ; lady driver J Decher Sr„ B Pfile, .A, itherington ; Special by 112 Y McLean for best driving outfit J Decher Sr. Judge—Wha Mossip, St. Marys. akrz,E Cows in milk P Deichert 1st and 2nd : 2 yr old heifer W McAllister let and 2nd, P Deichert ; Yearling Beatty Bros 1st and 2nd, W Mo - Allister ; bull calf Beatty Bros, W McAllister, Beatty Bros.; heifer W McAllister, Beatty Bros 2nd and brd ; 1 yr old bull 111 Clark, W Mc- Allister. OTHER THAN THOROBRED DURHAM Cows in milk J Haberer ; 2 yr old heifer P Deichert, E Reichert, J Haberer s Yearling S Sararas, A Foster 2 and 8 ; heifer calf J Becker 1 and 2, J Haberer ; 2 yr old steer J Haberer, P Deichert, J Habc rer• ; yearling E Reichert, W McAllister, J Haberer ; steer calf A Foster, W McAllister, J Haberer ; fat steer P Deichert ; Jersey cow W Hoffman Judge—H, Smith, Exeter. LXCXOEST.ER SHEEP Yearl ewe J Haberer 1 and 2; ewe lamb G Penliale, J Haberer; ewe raised lainh 1911 G Penhale, J Haberer, Lincolns—G Peiiliale took all in this class, Schroeder, red garden carrots w Mrs G Hese ; do silk, El Koehler ; coronation. B Pfile Emb apt Smith, w Battier, Swedish turnips toilet mats, Mrs G Hess, J Brown;, Mrs Wickwire. Emb fishnet E Rader, w smith, yellow globe table mats, airs wickwire, A Mel- i tl Innes. Table mats, Miss B Marigolds w Smith, L worm. red ick ; coil tatting, Mrs M Fritz, T I pbeli. tiitingoIda w Battler, o Schilbe, Johnson ; hardanger, Mrs wickwire Judges—Miss Lydia Faust, yellow mangclds H Krueger, o I knit ia, a curtain~, w Rader. 1E Zeller. sobilbe, Oxford cabbage H well, A 1 (Continued on Page 8) Reichert, drumhead cabbage W _..•. _-. - Battler, J Hey sr, spanish radish B, Pfile, L warm, white radish Snowden Bros, w Battler, cauli- firmer J Hey sr W Battler, pump- kin yellow E Rader, W Battler, manxinoth 0 Oswald. R R Johnston, celery T Johnson, R R Johnston, squash E Rader, Snowden Bros, blood beets H Krueger, W Smith, rooted beets W Battler, watermel ons W Smith, 1:i Krueger, musk• melons W Smith. G Olausins, red tomatoes G Olausins, R Stade, yel low W Battler, Snowden Bros, special citrons A Reichert. Judges—J W Graybiel, and F Hess Sr.. MANUFACTURES Single harness, R Stade ; team harness, R Stade ; collection shoes, S E Faust ; collection hardware, J Preeter ; wool blankets, W Rader Judges— J, W, Graybiel a n d F. Bess Sr. DAIRY PRODUCE Tub butter, W Smith, J Decher Sr, El Neeb ; 5Ts butter, W Battler W Smith, J Decher Sr; prints, B Clams- Pfile, M (lark, A Kaercher ; cheese, J'Geiger, E Klopp ; bread, G Claus - bus, B Pfile; buns, 111 Clark; Sibs eft honey. J Haberer, W Smith ; collection honey, J Haberer. 0 1 Clausius; comb honey. 3 Haberer; znaple„eyrup, W Battler, W Smith. Judges—J W Graybiel F Hess Sr LADIES' WOR.ii--ORNAMENTAL Etebr, 5o'cl tea cloth, Mrs Wick -1 wire, Mrs, G . Hess ; tray cloth, B ?file, Mrs Wickwire ; centre piece, ' Mrs wickwire, T Johnson c doylies,' you own "P41tKYJE" or a Y -u Ali Si" ,ve to 1 health ? A "lFarliyle" Sanity iy Chemical Closet in your _home. is the stri kind cf insurance against the goin-s of disease. Itis a preventative a.', epidemics and ecntagicn in the Suininer; and an absolute necessity the' rOunll. `Rvriniles neither 'Water nor Sewage; can Le placed in any part of home; ccst less than a Cent a cloy, and lasts a lifetime,: Endorsed by the leading Physicians, and Health °fiicials, Specific the must Prczninent Architects; and adopted by whole Municipalities. ,Over15,0O0 have been installed in Canadian Homes in less than year. • Ask your dealer for prices; _• • F3ranclles—•Toronto, Montreal, Oalgary and ` Taneo and is sold by The " l'arkyte" sanitary Chemical Closet is made in Canada by Parker -Whyte Limited, Winnipeg, Man. EMII Mill 111110/111111111111111111001I 0 0111 /1101111 Nil Ili_MEI l ill__IIII I Iil_lli I_11I!! 111 ` � ® ,. ---( .* ti # �'�.. a �``` /0% . Ire fa ,j"� �4;. -' • 1 t ;aiilnul6. I mug ^'' (� 1 ` .......<:___ r 4� Jj r• , ��� '}<<wa ` sEs , Fiv.,. ;11--,,)..,t, ,.._...�._, .. 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We make oftr own sausages. " Give us a call. Y UNO UT & BEICHERT Here we Are Rodin with the finest lot of • goods ' ever shown in Zurich. Just received r a large quantity to please any- body, so drop in and see. if I cant suit you. Also carry an immense No. of samples to choose from, All kinds of goods for trousers, dark or light prices low as possible, Laundry in Connection W. H. HOFFMAN (alior - ZURICH F armet s That Wan t TH E BEST Call at The Massey- Harris Shop. Our Machines spea for thelnselN es, We also • handle Olds Gasoline Engine, Jas. Whyte, Ag't MASS1i;Y-i ARRTS CO 0 brown legborns C Truemner ; buff orpington W Battier ; China ban- tams W Battler, 0 Clausius; .Pol. ands 4ir Battler 1 and' 2; andalusi- ens -W Battler; langshans W. Battler 1 and 2'; Pekin China d alts Snowden Bros , W Battler ; rouen ducks G Clausius ; geese J Becker, G Clausius ; turkeys Snowden Bros, toulouse geese, J Becker, George Clausius ; geese Snowden Bros 0 Trtie niner, URA En AND SEEDS White fall wheat J Geiger, 0 Truemner ; red J Geiger, W Battler spring wheat (x Olausins, 0 Sohilbe barley G Olausins, W Rader, A Reichert; white oats W Dignan, 0 Olausins, 0 Sota ilbe ; peas G Claus. ins, C Truemner L Wurm; rye E Klopp, W Battler ; black barley W Dignan ; grain in heads G Clansins, H Neeb, J Forrest ; clover seed P Selhwalnx,„ 3' Pfaff, 0 Sohilbe; timotby ` P Schwalm, 0 Sane: HORTICULTURE Apples 0 Truemner, 3 Haberer, G Olausins; fall apples 0 True. inner, J Pfaff, 0 Klopp; winter apples J Haberer, C Truenxner, J Decher Sr ; tompkins (3 Trueinner, H Neeb ; snow apples 1 Geiger, 0 Truemner ; Northern spies .0 Ohms ins, El Rader ; baldwins 0 True- mner, 0 Klopp ; R 1 greenings 13 Klopp, 0 Sohilbe; Canada reds 3 Decher Sr., C Truemner; ribson pippen 3 Geiger, 0 Klopp ; golcren russett C Truemner, 0 'Sohilbe ; ben davis E Klopp, 11 Neeb ;wagners W Smith, 0 Truemner ; mann 3 Hale. ever, Snowden Bros; maiden's blush -J Haberer, L Rader ; Bleb helm pippen .T Decher Sr, J Surer - as; aranas pewaukee 3 Pfaff, 0•'1 ruen leer, oolverts J Haberer, 0 Truemner ; gioria tnunditH Koehler, G Schroe- der ; 20 oz pippen 0 Truemner, - >EX weselob ; taiman sweet J Decher Sr G Olausius ; russett apples 0 Klopp, fall )ear J Broodrnare A iieichert,C Truemner Ortwltrr, wit r, eks JWOrtwein 1` 2 I.'file;"white `field carrots G Sohroe laundry hag, El Koehler, A Kaerch ; on ground work, n Rader, ri foul A Reichert C Trneniner • 1 yr whits cv� andottes J W Ortwein ; R der w smith • red field carrots tx er ; t r„rhNt. tare cotton, T Johnson, SPFCIALs—Pyrography, J Pr flowers, those exhibited by Miss K. Yearling ram. A , i,,r, IT ,t ;41,1 „;.nears A iCaercher, Snowden Bros; cushion, Miss K Campbell, rumen! Ooilt, w Rader; wool co Campbell being particularly fine, ewe A I )onc trn ; ft. r sheeir i ), f'NI The follot,ving is a list of prize hale. A Doman ; ewe rat -ed 1•snilr winners , • j 1911 A f )Duca o 1 ,;tel 2 ; tem; 1,111111 1DWlPun 1 and 2. DRAUGHT HORSES j A Brood mare W Drover, A Love ;1 'Rees 1 1 foal W' Drover 1st and 2nd, A Aged ;ow• 'Snowden BTrkin Love -1 yr old 'A Etherington n ;2yr boarSo�wtl,�n Bros;SO4,.r old: A'Turnbull; 3" yr J. Sparrow; SoOwdt•n Bros ,'- L yr. Span, Alf Melick. - den Bros. M (1Th AGRICULTURAL HORSES den 13rrss. ] anti 2. ' eeaelies Snowden Br,is, T Johnson ; emb, Mrs vvir l: wireilirs G Hese;T .Johnson, Mrs G Hese; log tii•unee Mrs G Hese ; crab apples J Decher sr. a -red 0 Klopp, .1 Sararas, yellow Jewel enxb, Mrs uviol, wire; T Jobe +cjuitt'cott n U Oswald, rT Jo Snewileu Brut;, L Hader, grapes W son ; feather stitching, Mrs J For i do silk, 0 Eilbrr ; crazy grail Battler, iiiiewden Bros. 3 bunches re.t, 13. well ; ;work bttg, Mrs (T Johnson; crazy work wickwire, T .1 ()Janson ; emhr, on; cotton, T Johnson, A Ka flannel, T J'hnscm, I3 Pflle ; co11'u i do wool, T Johnson. iv B emb work,, ,i Decher Sr, ,a- ~yell;counterpane Vilified, El. Wel lxoni-ton lace 'lidkf, ;\Its wieleWire, '1''I Battler- do knitted, J (fie ` i g, t Johnson; .point lace collar, Trs l Raider; do crochet, T John wickwire; hattenburg Dl ent. Niece, E Decher sr; do etching, T .To 3 Forrest, K Campbell doylies. ! A Kueroher ; do drawn, J ve grapes .1 Haberer, NN Battler. pitons .1 Brown ) and 2. canned mitt R R Johnston, Deviser Sr. a rieee,-=D< Cantelon , l .ens)t17, 'littef3.i1)1t.' Zurich. ' Brood mare R D Bell, R Love ; Tamwortls—. ixuwden Br: foal R D Bell, S Sararas: 1 yr old till in this c]ac , R D Bell, B. Volland, A Love ; 2 yr old W Drover, T Harris, R Camp- bell ; 3 yr old T Harris, 3 McBride, A Love ; Span J McBride, A Reich. POULTRY ert. Pair HUM htxrgs W Battler! i x►nd GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES 2; Rocks 3 tV Ortwein, W Battler; Brood mare S Sararas, WBassow, A Spanish W Battler 1 and .2 ; dorl;ins Foster : foal E Stelck, W Bassow, R w Battler 1 and 2: 'Amerces W Love; 1 yr old E Stelck; 2 yr old'S I Battler 1 and 2; Red Ual)s W 'Batt- Sararas, W Smith, W Bender; 3 yr I ler 1 and 2 ; Leg horns 0 Truemner, old W Smith, E Stelck, L Rader ;1 'eV leader ' • RI Reds K Campbell • t3pan J Becher Sr. Judge—John McGrath, Dublin. 1 Orr +tin i end •l; Silver laced CARRIAGE HORSES wyautl ,i'r,s 0 Truerener. 1 W Yt)tt1iSHIR15 Spring boar ( Penhale. - ,fudge—El. Smith, Exeter. pi ger ,,ilaE1 ,' Wolfe; Wyondottes (GARDEN -VEGETABLES *r�'hite elephant potatoes G Srslzroede.r, W Smith ; Colorado red + N1rs G Hess ; troy cloth, Mrs G i wool cape crochet, Mrs wick A'Foster, rural Newyork A Foster Hess, Mrs Al Fritz; side brd scarf, �iI Johnson ; do knit, T ,J 'bnso W Smith Snowden Bros. early A ,1 Uecher 5r ; tea. cosv, Mrs wick- l carpet, T Johnson ; hth ru Ronnie. Snowden Bros, John wire ; col l batte•nh Mrs wickwire ; ; K Campbell ; do rags, K Ca Gellman, late A. Foster, John Gall• ,r tennt'rilte 0 mere, H Koehler, '1'', T Johnson; 5 yds flennel, M G Citrusius, American wonder A ,1ohnsn ; drawn thread wk, airs ! wool yarn, H Neeb, w 3.adei Foster, empire H Krueger, A Ban. wu•lrwire, li Pfitr;� coll'n do, Mrs aro cotton, Mrs Hess. T Jo plug G Schroeder, white beans G wickwire, b Ptiis; netting c piece, ! do knit, H Neeb, H Well ; Gluusius, M Clark, beans R Neeh, T Johnson, Mrs wickwire; etching, rug silk, A Kaercher, J Bro L Rader, yellow corn H Krueger. ; .1 Forrest, \{r s wickwire ; bulgur'n 1 stockings, J Brown, M Olarl 0 Oswald. sweet corn Snowden !emb, Mrs wli kwire, El well ; pillow ,, sewing, B Pfile, H We11 ; B Pfile ; sofa cushion, J Dec- i stool ings fine, H Neeb, Bros, J Geiger black sweet Dorn 'sham, E Klopp, w Battler, callow dent w l her sr, 3 1+'I,rrest ; apron, B Pfile. 1 do coarse. El Well.W Battler Battler, G f;lausius, red onions n Mrs tv1r:k wire nit uxelick em cloth, i fine, n Well. B Pfile ; do r klciderIi Weil, yellow J Pfaff, i1 I Mr' wickwire, J Decher sr; int m ; Mrs G Hess, W Battler ; h n: cslnusiu, s, dutch setts G olaneius, B c piece, 1.'i R ,Johnston. Mrs ;A Fritz blankets, H Neeb, W Rader old A Reichert ;2 yr old J Decher Sr., A Etherington ; 3 yr old 0. Truemner. L E Willert. J Decher Jr ; Span 3 Geiger, W Bender ; buggy horse A G Ehnes, T Berry, A Traquair. ROADSTER HORSES' Brood mare JDecher jr,foal T Amy, J Decher Jr., J D Wilson ; 1 yr old J D Wilson, L Rader, H Volland 2 yr old 3 Decher Jr., T Amy, J McCallum ; 8 • yr old G Elliott, •S Jambe, H Deters; Span F Ellering- ton. J Hey Sr., H Rader ; bnggv horse J Decher Sr., B Park, B Pfile ; lady driver J Decher Sr„ B Pfile, .A, itherington ; Special by 112 Y McLean for best driving outfit J Decher Sr. Judge—Wha Mossip, St. Marys. akrz,E Cows in milk P Deichert 1st and 2nd : 2 yr old heifer W McAllister let and 2nd, P Deichert ; Yearling Beatty Bros 1st and 2nd, W Mo - Allister ; bull calf Beatty Bros, W McAllister, Beatty Bros.; heifer W McAllister, Beatty Bros 2nd and brd ; 1 yr old bull 111 Clark, W Mc- Allister. OTHER THAN THOROBRED DURHAM Cows in milk J Haberer ; 2 yr old heifer P Deichert, E Reichert, J Haberer s Yearling S Sararas, A Foster 2 and 8 ; heifer calf J Becker 1 and 2, J Haberer ; 2 yr old steer J Haberer, P Deichert, J Habc rer• ; yearling E Reichert, W McAllister, J Haberer ; steer calf A Foster, W McAllister, J Haberer ; fat steer P Deichert ; Jersey cow W Hoffman Judge—H, Smith, Exeter. LXCXOEST.ER SHEEP Yearl ewe J Haberer 1 and 2; ewe lamb G Penliale, J Haberer; ewe raised lainh 1911 G Penhale, J Haberer, Lincolns—G Peiiliale took all in this class, Schroeder, red garden carrots w Mrs G Hese ; do silk, El Koehler ; coronation. B Pfile Emb apt Smith, w Battier, Swedish turnips toilet mats, Mrs G Hess, J Brown;, Mrs Wickwire. Emb fishnet E Rader, w smith, yellow globe table mats, airs wickwire, A Mel- i tl Innes. Table mats, Miss B Marigolds w Smith, L worm. red ick ; coil tatting, Mrs M Fritz, T I pbeli. tiitingoIda w Battler, o Schilbe, Johnson ; hardanger, Mrs wickwire Judges—Miss Lydia Faust, yellow mangclds H Krueger, o I knit ia, a curtain~, w Rader. 1E Zeller. sobilbe, Oxford cabbage H well, A 1 (Continued on Page 8) Reichert, drumhead cabbage W _..•. _-. - Battler, J Hey sr, spanish radish B, Pfile, L warm, white radish Snowden Bros, w Battler, cauli- firmer J Hey sr W Battler, pump- kin yellow E Rader, W Battler, manxinoth 0 Oswald. R R Johnston, celery T Johnson, R R Johnston, squash E Rader, Snowden Bros, blood beets H Krueger, W Smith, rooted beets W Battler, watermel ons W Smith, 1:i Krueger, musk• melons W Smith. G Olausins, red tomatoes G Olausins, R Stade, yel low W Battler, Snowden Bros, special citrons A Reichert. Judges—J W Graybiel, and F Hess Sr.. MANUFACTURES Single harness, R Stade ; team harness, R Stade ; collection shoes, S E Faust ; collection hardware, J Preeter ; wool blankets, W Rader Judges— J, W, Graybiel a n d F. Bess Sr. DAIRY PRODUCE Tub butter, W Smith, J Decher Sr, El Neeb ; 5Ts butter, W Battler W Smith, J Decher Sr; prints, B Clams- Pfile, M (lark, A Kaercher ; cheese, J'Geiger, E Klopp ; bread, G Claus - bus, B Pfile; buns, 111 Clark; Sibs eft honey. J Haberer, W Smith ; collection honey, J Haberer. 0 1 Clausius; comb honey. 3 Haberer; znaple„eyrup, W Battler, W Smith. Judges—J W Graybiel F Hess Sr LADIES' WOR.ii--ORNAMENTAL Etebr, 5o'cl tea cloth, Mrs Wick -1 wire, Mrs, G . Hess ; tray cloth, B ?file, Mrs Wickwire ; centre piece, ' Mrs wickwire, T Johnson c doylies,' you own "P41tKYJE" or a Y -u Ali Si" ,ve to 1 health ? A "lFarliyle" Sanity iy Chemical Closet in your _home. is the stri kind cf insurance against the goin-s of disease. 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