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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-10-20, Page 5D01111111D 0 D011111EXID0110001)01111111DCOOD001511D0D011011D43114110111DCIDONIWIts 44 The Molsons Bank 1 O 1 Incorporated 1855 • Capital paid up $4,000,000 Reserve Fund $4400,000 O Total. Assets over •44,000,000 2Correspondents in f � Has 78 Branches in Canada, and Agents and; Ca p all the Principal Cities of the World. 00 A GENERAL BANKINF BUSINESS TRANSACTED. e.SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT , at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate d Head Office Montreal • Zurich Branch - j. A. CONSTANTINE, Mgr. ®Ci10111DdD (DOMED CUD Cli >®nCID aEef DC1DC D 43 DEMO ales REFORM CONVENTION For South Huron for Provin- cial Purposes will be held at ..- ensall W ed ,esd y, Nov 1 For the purpose .of selecting a - Candidate. A metting will bo held in each sub- division on Monday, Oct. 50th, at 8 p, in for the purpose of selecting de- legates to attend the convention. A Fall Representation is Requested Farmers That Want THE BEST Call at The. Massey - Harris Shop. Our Machines spea for themselia es. We also handle Gids Gasoline Engine, Jas. Whyte, Ag't MASSEY-HARRIS CO ...ZURICH.,. MEAT MARKET WE keep in stock a " full line of fresh meats, hams, etc. etc Our cuts are noted. for their tenderness and h.olesomeness. Our aim is to keep nothing but toe best. We make o r own sausages. Give us a call. A UNIIBLUT BEICHERT. Here we ire Amain ayfield Fair. Wednesday last was the second day of Bayfield Fair, and there was one of the largest crowes present on the grounds that has been seen for many years. The gate receipts alone will run I nearly $300. The Clinton Citizens' 1 Band arrived on the grounds about two o'clock and kept things en- livened with music during the afternoon. Everything went along smoothly and there were no mis haps or accidents on the ground to a mar the day. The inside exhibits were ex3ellent. Following were win ners,— HORSES— General Purpose — Brood mare, A Eleoat, Wm Sparks ; foal, A. Elooac, Wm. Sparks ; geld. ing or filly 2years, John Reid, J R Sterling ; gelding or filly, 1 yr, Wm Sparks; team, John uecher sr. John McKinley. Agricultural — Brood mare, L Anderson, J Reid; foal, 5 Cleave, Snowden Bros ; geld- ing or. filly, A Evans, J Reid ; team John McBride, A Meliok, Leavy Draft—Brood mare, A Mustard, C B Middleton ; foal, A Mustard, 0 Middleton ; gelding or filly, J Stewart. J Sparrow ; team, J Spar row, L Anderson. Roadsters -Brood mare, J Deoher jr-, J Reid ; foal, H Darrow, J Deoher jr ; gelding or filly, 2 yr, and 1 yr, J Decher jr ; team, Fred. Ellerington, J Deoher ar ; single roadster. 3 McOlymont, N Peck Carriage—Brood mare. C Truemner, G A Battler ; foal, G A Battler. C.Truemner ;, gelding. or filly,' 2 yrs Geo Little; I yr S Cleave; single Carriage, A G Ehnes A McBeath ; lady driver, 3 MoOly mont, J Decher, sr. CATTLE—Grade Cattle— Milch cow. J and W Reid, E H Wise ; heifer 2 yrs. J and W Reid, L Anderson ; 1 year, E H Wise, R E Reid ; heifer calf, E H Wise, J Reid ; steer calf, J Reid, E H Wise ; steer 2 yr, E H Wise, R G. Reid ; steer 1 yr, R G Reid, E H Wise. Derham—Milch cow, J Reid, Beat ty Bros ; heifer 2 yrs, E 13 Wise 1 and 2 ; 1 year, Beatty Bros., J Reid; heifer calf, A Elcoat, Beatty Bros ; bull calf, A Elcoat, E H Wise. Jersey—Milch cow, J Kegan, J Gardner. - SHECP—Ram, E H Wise, A El coat : shearling ram, ram lamb, pair ewes, pair shearling, pair ewe lambs, 0 Middleton ; pair fat sheep any breed, 0 Middleton, Geo Pen hale. Lincolns -Ram, Geo Penhale, Snowden Bros ; shearling ram, ram lamb, pair ewes, pair shearling ewes, pair ewe lambs, Geo Penhale Long wool—Ram, shearling ram, ram lamb, pair ewe Iambs, pair shearling ewes, pair ewes, John Dunkin. PIGS—Berkshire —Aged boar,.. brood sow, boar under 6 months, Snowden Bros ; sow, 6 months, Snowden Bros , R. Smith. York. shire—Boar 6 months, Geo Penhale Red Pigs—Aged boar, brood sow, boar 6 months, sow 6 months, pair bacon hogs. best boar any breed, best sow any breed, Snowden Bros. POULTRY—Silver grey Dorkins, J S Howrie, W B Battler ; light Brahmas, Beatty Bros. 1 and 2 ; dark Brahmas, J S Howrie 1 and 2 ; barred rooks, J W Ortwein 1 and 2 white rooks, 3 W Ortwein 1 and 2; black Spanish, W B Battler 1 and 2 ; white Leghorns, Dr. Woods 1 and 2; brown Leghorns, J S How. rie, .1 Pollock; silver spangled Homburgs, W B Battler 1 and 2; Buff Ooohins, W B Battler 1 and 2; Red Caps, W B Battler 1. and 2; Rhode Island Reds, 0 Truemner 1 and 2 ; Andalusians, J 5 Howrie I and 2.; white Wyandottes, J W Ortwein 1 & 2 ; black Minoroas, J 'S Howrie, W B Battles ; white breast ed black Polands, J S Howrie, W B Battler ; buff Orpingtons, J S .Howrie, W B Battler ; blank Lang shans, J S Howrie 1 and 2; Ban- tams, 3 S Howrie, Dr. Woods ; Pekin ducks, Snowden Bros, W B Battler ; Rouen ducks, J 5 Elowrie, 0 Truemner ; Toulouse geese. R Smith; any other variety of geese, Snowden Bros„ F Kegan ; turkeys, Snowden Bros, Special—Canaries,, Mrs, RosS, Snowden Bros. with the finest lot of goods ever shown in Z urich. Just received 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 fan Connection W. H. Horn/LAN Failor - ZURICH the prize 11111111111111111111111 IiDhIIHIHMhIlJi cuuIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUiIIIiu 11 I 1our dough rise, c � ,,_Che, encouraged. Added Bucl very sagely: "Makes it rise in the mixer and expand "in the oven. It's the elastic part of "flour—absorbs all the water and milk "—and things." Rose grew interested. "FIVE ROSES, said Bud, is exceedingly rich "in gluten. 1 s'pose because it's all made "from Manitoba wheat. Takes up a lot "more water — makes those fat loaves — "lasts tonger too." "Saves money, doesn't It?" asked Rose. Bud in a ibig voice: "The fat loaf makes the fat pocketbook." Use FIVE ROSES always. And Rose said YES. $ lII1I11l1Iihl11t11ll P1111111 i11111 r• 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 DAIRY PRODUPE—Salt •biittsr, large yellow onions, R Delgattv, Mrs .1 Reil Relic !;t- g•,tty ; butter for toile Ilse, Mrs. .1 RNid, Piank Kegan ; butter for table use,, 5 ib" , 11rs .1 13.e'id, F Eie'gin; ohsese. honor ,n.,,l , ,1 K W i-.• ; grape wine, home insides, Dr woods, Mrs T W Tough ; Pare's golden yellow Houston ; best Col of home. Made ,oelerv, Mrs. Hewson, T Camernn ; wide, Ur. Woods Mrs. T,Eloustons small yellow tomatoes, Snowden' oannecl fruit; J Deeher. 1+' Kegan: Bros , W .Metcalf. honey in comb. G Beattv.:R'l3tos,n I.I DIES' WORK.—Fancy hand - honey in jar, G Beatty, S Cleric; :kerchiefs, Miss Livingston, Mrs. 1 to sett ,; s, y,µ: . ose ;' arry cr c : toe; rs• • e — ' b, t G Beatty ; maple syrep. W' Battler, son, Mrs. Ross ; table mats, Miss R Deign tty ; hest col honey, R .Livingston. Mrs. Wickwire ; crochet Brown, 'S Beatty. work in cotton, Mrs. Howrie, Miss GRAM AND SEEDS -White Livingston ; orochet work in wool. winter wheat, (:i Cooper, J K Wise s Mrs. Hewson, Mrs._ Ross; head red winter wheat, spring • wheat, neck lace Mrs, .Hewson, ,firs. large white netts, snail white peas, Wickwire; shadow embroidery, T K Wise ; 6 rowed barley, J .K Miss Livingston. Mrs. Hewson ; 5 Wise, (x A Cooper ; 2 -rowed .barley, n.'olook tea cloth in cotton, Mrs J K Wiso; white oats, .1 $ Wise, G Howrie, Mi -s Livingston ; child's A Beattie ; black oats, timothy Seed dress feather stitched in silk, .1 spelts, .1 K Wise ; yellow.'corn, .Forrest, J Decher sr; embroidery Haines W Battler ; sweet Corn; Jas in lace stitches Miss Livingston, Camp hell ; corn any other -variety, Mrs. Wickwire ; collar and cuff stet G A Cooper, W Metcalf ; millet, embroidered, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs A Wm lm- ky E Erwin ; drawn work, Mrs. Wick Fi:Ul'--'lr.ipes, Mrs. G H Fiero wire, Mrs. Howrie ; bedroom slipp son '- t , v i.iri Bros'; oil of grapes ers, J Decher sr ; Mrs ,S Hewson ; Mrs Cl li Hewson ; col apples, G battenbnrg lace, J Decher sr , Mrs. Galbraith, J Sterling; fall apples, Howrie; doylies, Mrs Erwin, Mrs G Galbraith, J Sterling ; winter Ross ; plain hand sewing, Mrs. apples, J Sterling. D Galbraith; Ross, Kate Ross ; hemstitching, col pears, F Kogan, J Sterling ; Mrs. Ross, F Middleton ; pin cu -h - plate fall pears, F Kegan, Flora. ion in eyelet, Kate Ross, Mr:; Wilds plate winter pears, F Kegan' Houston ; sofa cushion. Mrs How. Robt MoM.urray ; peaches, Flora i rie, Mrs Erwin ; tea oosey, Mrs. Wilds, Robt Delgatty ; plums or 1 Houston, Mrs. Ross ; etching in prunes. Flora Wilds ; Baldwins, J cotton or linen, Mrs. Houston, J 0 Sterlir•g, R Smith ; northern spies, Forrest ; modern cross stitch, Mrs D Galbraith, J Sterling ; yellow Wickwire, Mrs. Houston ; braiding crabs, Snowden Bros , T Brownett ; Mrs. Wickwire, Mrs Haines ; Irish red crabs, --Raines, l> Galbraith. point lace, Mrs. Ross, Mrs Howrie' king of Tompkins, J Sterling, Honiton lace, Mrs, Wickwire, Katr Robt. "Reid ; greenings,----Baines, Ross Wallaohin centre piece, 7olin Robt McMurray ; ribston pippin, Decher sr., Miss Livingston ; floral Robb Reid. Robt McMurray ; 20 oz tinted centre piece, Mrs. Howrie, pippin. 3 Sterling, Robt McMurray, Mrs Wickwire ; Whisk holder, Mrs wagners,—Haines, J Sterling ; golds Houston, .T Forrest ; pierced bras en russets,—Haines, J Sterling ; candle stick and shade, Mrs Blenheim pippin, R Sootchmer, J Erwin; kitchen apron, Mrs. Hoes Decher ; snows, D Galbraith., R ton, Mrs. Ross ; darning on sooks, Smith Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Wickwire ; ladies VEGETABLES—Early potatoes, underwear, Kate Ross, Mrs. Ross ; Snowden Bros , R Turner ; late po- Roman or out work, Miss Living. tatoes, W Sparks, R Turner ; ston, Mrs. Wickwire ; hardanger, mangols, long red, G Battler, W Mrs. Wickwire, Mrs. Houston ; Battler; mongols, yellow globe, oroohet fascinator, Mrs Ross, Mrs Snowden Bros ; intermediate man- Houston; woolen socks, Dr Woods, gals, J Sterling, Mrs; G H Howson ; .T Decher sr; wollen gloves, Mrs field cal rots,•S Cleave, R Smith; Mrs. Houston, J K Wise ; woolen table carrots, Mrs. A E Erwin, R mitts, W Battler. Miss Livingston ; Delgatty ; table beets, F Middleton, rag mat, Mrs• F Regan, Mrs. J W Mrs tI H Hewson ; cabbage, R Reid; braided mat, Kate Ross, Mrs Snaith, S Cleave l cauliflower, Mrs. Ross; patobed quilt, Cotton, Mrs. G H Rawson, W Metcalf ; musk- Erwin, Wm Batter ; patched quilt melons. 0 Battler, R Penhale : cloth, M Porter, J Decher. sr; watermelons, R Penhale, W Tough ; crochet quilt, J Decher sr ; Mrs. pasrnfps, S Cleave, Mrs. 0111 Hew- Howrie ; silk quilt, Mrs. Howrie, M son ; pumpkin, R Brown, W Battler 1 Porter ; col ladiea work, Miss , squash, 5 Cleave, J. Tough; sugar 1 Livingston, Mrs Howrie; crochet ? beets, 5 Cleave, Snowden Bros ;' lace in cotton., Mrs. Erwin, knitted white celery, R Delgatty, R t3mith ; lace in wool, Mrs. Houston ; fancy red celery, R Delgatty, Snowden apron, Mrs. Houston, Mrs Wiek- Bros ; winter radish, W Battler, .1( wire teneriffe lace Kate Ross, Mrs Tough; citrons, R Sn:tab, G Battler Ross. Special—paper flowers, Mrs. small white beans, 0 Cooper, J K ,Houston, Wises; large white Beans, Snowden FLOWERS AND PLANTS—Bon i Snowden Bros ; small -red tomatoes, it, Srnith, W Tough ; large red tom ntoes. R Smith, Mrs G 13 Hewson ; large yellow tomatoes, Snowden Bros., W Battler ; salsify, S Cleave, col dahifas, Mrs Hews in, W Melt• i Liniment and bound on ove calf ; collection of pan-,ies, Mev I affected parts is superior to a Hewson, W Metcalf ; geraniums. i ter and costs only sono tent Sirs. .Hewson. F Began ; gladiolus, , much. For sale by All Deale Mrs. Hewson 1 and 2; fuschias, Mrs Hewson land 2; foliage plants, F. Kegan, Mrs Hes'son;'-ouse plants'; F Kegan,. Mrs 'Hewson; asters, 'r Kegan, Mrs +Crsnn, ; begonias, F. i Tena re st Kc.�an, Dirs. Hewson, be«onias, F. ' Kegan. T C umer'•n, sweet peas, i Sirs Heimann, \V Metcalf Dashwood "Iotit Ii<iriie maleic t 1, i"'D�+f I 1 ' h c h t i 114E Td w A13:1: 1'POl i Pencil drawing Miss Living -t+m .J & Fo.rre�t ;cray- on drawing, Mrs. Houston. Mrs. 'Wickwire., water color painting, ff Dirt'. NVit•knire. Miss Livingston, nil painting, F .sl hid le ton, Miss', Livingston, Kensington painting, Mrs . Ross. K•t ie Ross, lustre paint- ing, sirs. Howrie. Kate Ross, 1 painting. on stilt, s.etin ar velvet, Mrs !Mass, K.te Loss, best snapshot I of 13 t s 11041 se:'nrry. N Peck, Mrs , Ross, burnt work. P Middleton, Jit:- \Vickwira, hand painted china F Ketaen. Mrs Wac•kwire M NU FAO ruEu aS—set of sin- gee harness, John Tippet. T Cam 1 Bron, set double harness, John Tippeti FREE FOR ALL Rohert Deigatt}'. ... .. ..........1 D. Mei)nnaall 2 Wibiicsna Connell 3 The hest plaster A piece of flan- nel dampened with Chamberlain's Bar airs for 60 We are offering Big Barge' Sewing Machines for the nest 6 The Singer $35 New Williams $28 New Raymond $2 The IMPROVED MOD3L l that the T. Eaton Co. sell for we will deliver the same ma giving you two weeks trial, for Our Stock of Furnitu always complete. Here you find all the latest designs in Fur at reasonable prices. We have the Telephone Offi our store with 400 connections, you call us up or write us, we the rest. P. McISAA Furniture and Undert 101141 errs ll-- • 11111114r. -'1 intit�i►iir .: rarga,a se >•raus'Av,limelovo - . Do you own "PAItKYTE" or ar you a Slave to 11. health A "Parkyte" Sanitary Chemical Closet in your home is the stro kind cf insurance against the geims of disease. It a preventative as epidemics and contagicn in the Summer, and an absolute necessity the round. Requires neither Water nor Sewage; can be placed in any part of". home; cost less than a Cent a day, and lasts a lifetime. - Endorsed by the leading Physicians, and Health Officials, Specific! the most Prominent Architects; and adopted by whole Municipalities. Over 15,000 have been installed in Canadian Homes in less than r, year. Ask Your dealer for prices. The "Parkyte" Sanitary Chemical Closet is made in Canada by., Parker -Whyte Limited, Winnipeg, Man. Branches—Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Nrancc J K Wise ; po'ato onion, '1` j.gnet of flowers, large, W Metcalf, . and is sold by Bros., Cameron, S,nowd.en Bros ; large red 1: Mrs, Hewson bouquet Sowers o - onions .liv Smith, Jas Campbell ; ; stnall, flies. Newson, 14Irs, Flosvrie ; a J4artleib. Zurich,