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LURICIR HERALD
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• ZURICH
FALL F
MONDAY and TUESDAY
September ber 26th .a .d 27th, 1927
SPEED CONTESTS
FREE-FOR-ALL
MILE HEATS BEST 3 IN 5 PURSE $150.00"
est $75,00 2nd $35.00 31'd $23.00 4th: $15,00
Pour to 'enter and our t'o start. No entry fee,exoept •owner
inuist be member of Society,,
GREEN RACE
MILE HEATS BEST 3 IN 5 PURSE $50.00
est $25,00 2nd $12.00 3rd $8.00 4th $5.00
,p'our to enter and four to start. No entry fee, except owner
must be 'member of Society.
For Homes which have not won public money prior to Sep-
tember 1st, 1927, Horses which hove won money at fan, fairs
only are not debarred.
ALL ENTRIES MUST • BE MADE WITH SECRETARY ON
SECOND DAY OF FAIR,
BICYCLE RCE t ", , ;
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Once around track, -open to boys 12 to 16 years of ag^L
Goods valued at $2.50 for list and . 2nd 'prizes, donated by
W. G. Bess. Sc. Sons.
WALKING CONTEST •
•Open to all. Once around' the. race track First prize $3:00
Second prize •$2.00 Third prize $1.00. , •
HORSESHOE CONTEST
For Championship of South Miran. Thirteen point game
Entries to hold memb>ership ticket. 1st $3.00; '2nd $2.00
SPECIAL PRIZES -
HORSES •
:°3,. W. HOF FMAN, offers goods from his store to value of $3.50 for
bet halter broke spring colt exhibited by a boy fifteen years
old or under,
''ESLEY MERNER, offers goods from his store to value of $3.00 for
the best Gentleman's Outfit, open to farmers and farmers' eons '
only. •
_T. EATON CO., LTD, offer a handsome silver trophy or cup, 17.
inches high, which will be suitably engraved and become • the
sabsolute possession of the winner, together with a cashp11Ze
•hof Eight Dollars for the best Agricultural Team, snot exceed-
ing 2700 pounds, owned and of hibited by a farmer living in
this -district. This valuable donation is made with a view of
raising the standard of Livestock and Agricultural Products.
CATTLE
-SANK OIC' MONTREAL, Zurich, offer $5.00 cash, for the best fineshed
cattle beast. any breed, up Lo three years old. First prize $3.00
second prize $2.00. Open to farmers of Hay Townships
'=,. L. WURM offers a pail of Dr;. Hess Stock Food, value $3.50, for
the best calf unler one year old, any breed.
A. JENKINS MFG. Co. Ltd., offer 50 -lbs. Royal Purple Calf Meal
for the best Calf raised on not leas than 50 lbs. of Royal Purple
-Calf Meal. Entries to deposit receipt of purchase with Secy.
HOGS
01INSTON & KALBFLEISCH offer a servicable reflector lantern,
value $3.25, for the best pair of 'bacon hogs, select type
POUL CRY
1111/r. A. J. MacKIN NvN 'offers $3.of cash for best pen of two pullets
and one cockerel. The three birds trust be of one varietyand
mmust not shown in an o ther class. ••
bey o .. .. ;
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
•11.ASZ'HO '& SONS offergoods. to' value of •$3.00 to -person winning
highest' erember ofe.pointis einc.elasses dS•zand 19. = First prize to-
eount 3 ..points, 2nd- prize ..2 -points and Ord: tprize -_i point.- ,
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*CHILBE, offers a 50-1b. bag of Maple Leaf flour for' half
bushel* of potatoes, any variety, containing beast number of
potatoes, ' same to become' 'property of donor,'
OTHER CLASSES
1117. O'BRIEN .Offers $2.00 cash; for butter in 1 -Ib. prints, six pounds,.
'wrapped in parchment paper Appearance as well .as quality, to
eount in making award. .
AITADE '& WEIDO' offer goods from •!store to value of $3.00 to the
person winning the highest number of peiiits in the Grain and
Seed Ciase. First Prize to count 3 points, 2nd prize 2 points
:and 3rd prize 1 point.
1LLIAMS BROS. offer 100 -pounds "of Choice Faintly Flour • for
best loaf o1 bread baked from this well-known and popular
brand of flour...•.
P. J .O'DWYER offers a cash prize of $3.00 for the 'beat display
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-of Ladies' Work. •
S!MPSON CO., LTD„ offers .goods from catalogue to value of
$5.00 or set of silverware valued at $7.50 for the ' best ten
pounds of butter in crock, for table- use.
NIL 0. HESS &'SONS, offer goods
prizes to winners of Bicycle
Open to boy's 12 'to 16 years
Prize $1.00.
ZURICH' ..JUBILEE BAND
to .value of $2.50, %or'1'st and.` 2nd
Race, once around the trach,:
old. First prize $1.50; Second
IN ATTENDANCE ;
IGRAND CONCERT IN TOWN • HALL 0•N PAIR NIGT1 .
AFTER THE CONCERT
•. Sauce to music furnished by London`s Own Orchestra.
,. F. HESS,
SECY-TREAS.
E. (F. KLOPP,
PRESIDENT.
DRYSDALE,
Mr. and Mrs Bd. Wesley of
abet -1.0A, were `,-eek-end visitors •
'th Mr. Ed
ft MOns3P.an,
Mr, and Mrs. Soverign. Duch-
"iaarla and Mr, and Mrs, Renry Den -
-....eahae, spent Sunday with their
:? atr'fe and aunt, Mr, and Mrs, • Jc,a,
:rBcdliinaa on the Goshen Line, .
Mise Bernette Mouseea.u, who
•esspent a couple of ntonths with re -
hi Detroit, ,has returned to
er home,
Mrs, Rachel .Denomme, after sp-
Iding 'some time iters; with her
alrotother, Mr. Ed. Mousseau, hat
nod to Detroit,
ibtr, and \1VJltl„ Omer Den-oinae Of
' li+tirolt, are spending ,their• Miley-
.1400oll with t;ie foi•i'n.rs'-.parents4
I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Denonnne.
A family (adhering .wars, 1held
at the honey of Mr. ,attd.Mrs. Alex.
Ewe last week, the occasion be-
ing a visit of Sinter q3erniee,their
daughter
of St
.
glic. Joseph .
p
H'aspalf
t
. ,
London,
Bean harvesting now the
is
order of the stay,
Miss Cunninghanli of Ottawa,has
c's innd her position as teacher of
the Ifs while
y N o, 1 S, S, School, Willi-.
Miss Gibbons is back :to thenorth
school. (.ti
STANLEY POWNSHIP
Miss Susie Westlake spent the
Week -end at Goderich,••
111- and Mrs, .A.1freditireStlalte
while . o -n 'their' way to tirleli
•ucleeer'die,:y erica" .wit11 Xis„ t• relelet
have been a more lscrio is accident,
-when a pig . cause springing f Alp
suddenly and, caused 'Mr, West-
lake°s' car to turn turtle.
tunately the occupants, escaped
tivith only iuinov injuries •
Mr. and M. Wm. 10;c:Donaid.
and family of Goder+icl , were vis -
iters at the ,l.tome " of the Misses
Snowden on Sunday.
Mrs, Madge returned home af-
ter spending a: week in Exeter,
1ST fiKE
Anniversary Services [will be.
field in Blake United Church on
Sunday, September 18t11, et 1l
O'clock a,m,, all d ,at: 7 o'clock,
in The pastor Rev. Mr, ;Penrose
will conduct the Morning 'ser'vice
and Rev. Mr; Connor of ,Iiippen,
will conduct the evening 'sertic'e.
All are .cordially invited,
Mr.. Gordon. Johnston of -Nein.
Ontario; is vis:ting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thee.' Johnston. .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Keys and
children :spoilt Saturday with Tri-
ends in Flensall.
Mr and i4irs.• Earl Barber of
Komoka, who spent their honey-
moon at- Niagara Falls, Toronto,
and Muskoka, called on friends in
this vicinity ,on • Saturday, an,
their way home via the Blue Water
Highway. ••
Mx, and Mrs. W - K.e11y of Lon-
don, ••spent Sattirday a.t -the home
of Mr_. and Mra, J. A. Mansoni,
Mi•, and Mrs, Fred, W, Hass, of
fin•l,sall, spent .Friday evening at.
the ,horn; of Mt': and Mrsi. Jas,
Carnie•
Mr, and Mrs, P, Grami of, Lan-
sing, ;Mich., called on friends rin
thio vicinity on St.nday.
14Ir.:and Mrs. Ross ,Johnston, ac-
companied .'hy Mrs. Meyers,
spent Sundaywith friends in Ex-
titer:
Miss Blanch Jeffrey of Kitchener
,;pent the week -end unJee the par-
ental roof .
Mr. an defrs. Robt, Allan and
litt'e caught r, of Brucef'e•d cal-
led on friends in this, village on
Sunday,
Quite a'number from this vic .
inity attended the school Fair ; at
Zurich last Friday.
Dashwood
Miss Pearl Schade and
gra Albright of Millbank
Monday for positions .a
Mr. and Mrs, M. 1:1cI;a
De-
troit and Mrs. Pete ,1vIcis
lags, motored to Toronto
on.'and Niagara Fa11's
,rt having a most
p•
Mises Lucille, Jean,
llcIsaae of
turned home, ,after Spending.
lr<mer holidays with ,their
rents, Mr. and Mrs. P
.kr..and NIra: Sem.,Noll
y of Stratford, speilt
d with Mr. tenets It1eYn
other relatives in. town
Mr.. Sfllr,o n HaI tm:.in, an
ard' of D.etrclit, alio;. Dii
'tae,, M blehsaac and s
otored toNiagara 'aI
y, a eturning`.y the Sidle
'Ali s, '' 3gcden bf Etete
w day's' lr i.{3 ch 1st w
• 1131, and •Ila, S..ltenk
nuoCoied to'°Isi'ijclrener
Mr. and 1vIrr:'Ht• Ne1,s
e 'vi•siti;ng n Kitchener
111-. and• Dlrs: • hl+;ty ' ci F
tint .Sunday with -Mr. Mr.
Oestl•eicher:; •
Miss Freda Schroeder,
'Saturday after a pl
With friends' in•.;Pembr
Da ahwood- Et-ange;ical
inn have decided to ho
nual fowl supper nn
Don't forget the date.
Miss- Clara Krait has
spending several t
hdnn.
Quite a puatber from
'attending London Pair t
Miss
Cr nk ,left on.
t London.
i ac of aac of the
vii Exhib-
ition. , and re
pc wonderful
tri
'Mary and
R' Detroit, have
re nding the
leusir 'grand-
parents, 111.cisaac.
and fain,-'
i1 the week-
Penstiver and
' 1'
d son Ed -
S>? to 1VIe-
l'L
Ii<on 'Willis,
rii 1s on Sun-
day, day ]•
r, spent a
Fe' wee*: •
• :and Tante
ilv" on Sen -
'
d
chwanger•
are '
• Kitchener,
sp and ,.Mrs,.
S.
,returned
oneas inty is-
it' ole. ,
. congreg-
ation ld their
a'r.October 19.
returned
afterweeks in
.Lo
• Here are
his week.
HENS"ALL' .
Mrsi. CDre- Smith, of St• Marys,
1 isit:ng her parents, Mr.. and Mins
G. C. PPetty, • • '
Mr. and ;ftIrs:, J. '111'cKenzle, and
mi t nixie
f _aly, of a ' r n , Alta., are-:vts►it '.
ing .with •his, itiiothei• "here;,
J)r. Bell, 01 Philadelphia,.;is Vis
icing at hi'3 home here; •`Tile doct
or and hie brother' David, recently
returned 'from a ,trip through Swit-
zerland, Germany, Sweden and
Norway(, - - ( -
Jack Carmichael of Detroitt vis-
ited over the- week -end at hie
home here.
Ethel Murdock is visiting for
a few weeks with relatives in Tone
Wanda, N,Y.
Edith MsEwan, who has spent
the summe months visiting her
'si'ster and brother here, has return-
ed to Kitchener.
Lloyd Smith of Detroit, vi'sited
with his - parents, Mr, and ,Mrs.
,Alex Snaith, t
Gerald Fargtthar%, of the Bank of
Montreal staff, resigned his pos-
ition in the Bank and left ifor the
wast, aecompanied by- Donald Ho-
garth and Carl Passirlore, each one
itltendin gto isecute suitable em-
ployment, where they intend to r -e
male for some time, ,
Clarence Malin, of Bay City, vis-
ited his parents here;
'inlet. Green, accompanied by a
fete. boyrfinoda from. Detroit, vie
heel with IV Ir, land Mrs 'Joaaas 'Green
twee ,
IV t
• Wm. Bleckit-el'i,- of L:an's:ing,.
Mich „ has been visiting hie patents
'. and: Mrs, Win, Blackwell ,os.
the Palle irie. Oa: Monday Morn
-
he left for a• motor trip to visit
file;ods at 111ichigrn, and -Tole!
there to the Western province's on
an extended. tour, -
Ella McPhersoii of Salmon City
Idaho, visited friend's in town the
Vaal weJlc:
Mrs, L, M,ller of Windsor; is
N'isiting• her parent-;, Mr. and Mrs,J irharcl Blatchford: and other re-
latives in ;town
.
Mr. and Mrs, A; L. Case left on
a motor trip to Toronto, Niagara
anti New -York,
COUNTY NEWS
The tug Forrest arrived rec-
enfiY at Goderich from Sarnia,With
the. Kilmer & Barber. dredge. Thia
aeno. with the Eorre.;t dr-
edg4.has been at work between•th
p ers`'a id 'the ou!s;._e b;eakwate, s
the last while, - -
.A e.L. M 'Ke. -1:4), who ha carr:e 1.
on a harness making business in
Kippen for the past twenty years
or so, has sold his residence
sWox•kman and will have a isale of
'his household effects. He will
continue his business for a time
at least.
The report has beenl received
that the Goderichband has been
apt aided third place in the com-
petition at the Toronto Exhibit-
ion. . - -- . .-
Miss. •Petar- Hastings of Turnb
berry Tp. has a badly fractured
Elbow., She was' milking when 'a
Horse das'led into the yard, frigh-
tening thl cows and the one she
)aai 1•elilking kie..ed, ,.noel( ingher
'against a cement wall. -
Chas. Wakefield had a nasty -ac-
cident sib ile working at ' Thos.
111-11?illanis, Hullett Tp., one . day
rec=inti,. .He .fe11 rfonr .a load and
landed o na - fork, which pierced
his side. .lire was removed. to Sea -
forth .hospital and is recovering
nicely -
Paul Adams, a thresher, lost an
eye ais the result of :an accident
while working near Mo',esworth. He
-vtas examining the steam gauge,
when the glass burst and a piece
of it flew into his eye. He -was
rushed to the hospital, where it
mss foundnecessary to remove the
•eye.
Clinton friends are interested in
the marriage. of a former citizen,
that of Governor- James B. Reyn-
olds of Goderich, who wsa 1 Gent-
ly wvedded to (Miss Edna Webb,
court stenographer, also of God -
Miss
Miss Ella Morlock, a student of
Exeter. High S.hool, won a- general
proficiency 'scholarship of West -
,ern University, amounting to
$440. She ranked' for other aw-
ards, but these reverted to others
when she won the major scholar
,ship.
• Bert. Coller, drayman, Winghain
had -•.a harrow _escape when plac-
ing a hea- y machine in the :ba'se-
neentof theBell factory. A pRrt
oft he tacking gave Way 'and he
was .pinned against the wall; 'One
arnl•ii dislocated .and it -is- fear-
ed there may be serious internal
-1111131 ie4.
'very pretty ' wedding- took
'place at the home rof Mr,. ;and Mrs.
H Crich, Clinton, on Aug. 31, 'when
their daughter, Pearl Irene, be-
'caine- the bride of John E.• Turner
of Tuckersmith, Rev„ A. E. Doan
(officiating.
AUCTION SALE
0.1 Real Estate, Household Er-
ects and Chinaware at , -
ZURICH;. ion::
SATum) AY, SEPTEMBER, 24th,
1927. At 1.30 o'clock, p.m.
That deaira hie dwelling prop-
erty north of the 'Zurich Mill, con-
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sistng of two lots, a comfortable
ala room house and Kticen, has a
beautiful attic, well decorated,and
wired .for hydro, . hard ,and soft
K'ater,good barn; very choice lo-
cationi being, the property of the
late Mil. , Sarah Ehnes. • -
1 •=bedroom ieuit eomplete, 3
lied springs, 2 'bedsteads. Mattress,
bureau;:.• clock, parlor suite; coni
heater, coal. oil stor, e avitll: -'oven,.
Boal. oil neater, cupboard, dining
room .table, G` dining room! .chairs,
high ,chair, 8 yds.' carpet, ,carpet
sweeper, carpet strips 4 ,yards
long, linoleum, rocker, garden cu:t-
ivator, washboard, •sew ral sets of
flat irons, 4g lily. o1 bbls., 45 -gal.
rap; heavy gasoline bbl., pictures,
quilt frames, wall brush, 2 Clothes
baskets; 2 5 -gal. coal oil cans, coal
scuttle, wash boiler, quantity ,of
stove brood, books, pots, pans
dishes, lantern, and a host of kit -
c erutensils; , also
the following
iiew chinaware --3 vegetable bowls,
12 'small bowls, Owen poridge pla-
tea, 8 doz, new cupa and saucers;,
4 tea pots, 5 vases,- butter - dish,
'spoon holder, 18 goblets, 16 large
platters,, 3 fruit . bowl's and dishes.
10 small platters, 24 large plates„
pitchers, 13- large plates, Owed -
Jura
wed -lura plates, 43 small plates, 6
dozen large and small cloverleaf
plate,; :13 clover leaf porridge plat-
es, inValhd bowl. a.ncl dishes gal -
ora -1 t
TERMS --Cash, except real es-
tate 10% on day of . sale, »,balance
in 30 days with(oirt interest, Poa-
,siiatti ng iven immediately,
4I(''. ::fat`:.K:0 7,Ir 'uLi:tlilf1'J U
Put your machines in good shape with.
geIx111t•ine Massey -Harris Parts. Made from,
sante materials and same patterns as the:
originals. Genuine Massey -Harris' Parts
are guaranteed to fit.
PRICES OPEN TO INSPECTION
Centilitre .4M4-1') Parts Are Sold JSyr
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MAKE your attic into extra ,
sleeping quarters or a chil-
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Gyproc will- give you bright,.
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cost.
Right over damaged walls
and torn, faded wallpaper' apply
Gyproc Fireproof Wallboard. . Gyproc walls and ceilings will make every
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Gylisurs •7a,sulaiiug'Sheathing and Insulex will reduce your fuel bill from
20 to 413 /par cent.
THE ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA 153;
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For By
Fred C. K aibff'ieisch" - - -
- Zurich, Ont.
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Yes! Spring with its Sowing . and j
1 planting time will soon be hers`
• again
9 - AND WE WISH TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC THAT WE ARE
PREPARED TSUPPLY UPPLY YOU WITH THE VERY CHOICEST
IOF, SEEDS, WHETHER IT BE ALL THE VARIOUSS - GRASS
I i SEEDS,OP THE (FIELDS OR FOR PLANTING THE HOUSE--
HOLD ,I3ARDEN COME IN AND SEE OUR FINE' ASSORT
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IMPROVED .: .BANNER . SEED OATS,- , pLEANI AT.65c. BUSTO3a ,
TRY :STOCK -FOOD,
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GREENFIELD'S CHAMPION TONIC' FOR POULTRY:, , EJ PS
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4.4 •Six vu will realize that it i big.. I
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sill an the field,of: low-priced pW p ced Sixes.
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