Zurich Herald, 1927-10-06, Page 4',Nun* I.,41rinr
ITIVIPING and carrying
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tlavery!
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ng and carrying tots of water each year?
Why tolerate such drudgery when a Duro
'Water Sys;:ein will deliver fresh running
water under pressure to your kitchen, bath -
and grounds for 10 cents per 1000
gallons?
The low first cost of a Duro Water Sys
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$ee us for complete details.
No obligation.
The Empire Brass Mfg. Co. -Ltd.
London Torun te Vancouver
For Sale 'Bel
Stade' & Weide;
Johnston & Kaibfleisch-
Style No, 400.
400 gals.. per
hoar.
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11Th
ern.
L 4
00AL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs...WM. leibold were
tgueiday visitors with Mr. and •
"Mrs. Simon Thiel in Mtcheli.
k• Mr. ChB.; Weer oI Detroit,was•
4.v9sitor, with his father, Mr.
'i,SEillber. •
lifessrs. Frank and Will Siebert,
Wera and Leila Siebert spent Sun-
-4lay in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mre. W. H. Hoffman,
.and Mrs. L. W. Hoffman were
Monday sesiLara at Stratloid,
and GoderiCh.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Lilber and
eassus Charles and Douglas of De-!
; Wait, spent the week -end with Dr.
e -and Mrs. Routledge.
Mrs..
A. W. Bout:ledge and dart-
lehtere Marian and Valerie .of Re-
egins., Sask., who. have spent the
-past few weeks with Dr. and Mr.
`Jes. Routledge, left on Saturday
teT their home in the west, .
'OCTOBER ROD AND GUN
•Peatured by ;an exceptiohally at-
•ta:tiivt eoer. dosign, the first of
a series of outdoor paintings frona
kte brush ,of the V7011 kfiewn Can-
, aidian artist, Major Alien Brpoks,
;The October issue .of, Itod and Gun
and Canadian. Sever Fox _lrewshas
last been pub i _heti :The,. IsSee Loa
eirsins many interesting, articles and
stories having to do wan hunt -
'Aug and fishing trips in various •
ValtS, of Canada, while the regu;
Aar departments on angling, sho-
Wang., -Outdoor Talk, hennel and
Atrapping com.ain much eseful
Srarination on the lats. developm-
Qmt in their reepeetie branches,. A
menteplete werbaeirn report of the
7,reuceedings of ,the annual meet-
•4ing of he Canadian N1. Sil-
wer Fox Breeilet'b A..t,00l:ttion iS
•in " ue. , of
:Zanadian ,Siiver Pox N es. In
--wadi-don there are eeverel ,,plend-
na articles on v.irions points of the
;vapidly grown - te'lnet...e. Rod
.:and Gun and Canadian Sdver Fox
Wesel.% is publish:el niontli.:y by
3. Taylor 11.1), Wo . t 0
-•611t.
• Zur:vA.
AContiritted 31( •)
GRAIN ..,AN.0
• .
E.'
4.0106.%-delf,'
'1$2g•A
•
Sii")Wden, Coll, plumbs -E. St..:41ilig
• Judges7J. Haberer,
W eber. , •
Gok,RDEN VEGET.A.BLES-
•
chert, M. REader„ 331, Tr'ietiiner;
Spring wheat -M. Rader, E. & R.
Snowden, il, Trueni,_er; 'Bar:eye-E.
& ..R. Snowden, W. R Den:gall, 331,
A. Fess; White Beichert,
E...64. R. Snowden, 1, Trueninere
Large peas -P. .SchWalm% Small
Peas -11.• 1‘.1, It'ade.i; Rye
M. Smith; • BlickWhe'd.t-141...Rader;
Clover sed -H, EL Nec.b, M, pact?r,
H. Truemner ; As,ke el,ever-H. 11.
Neeb, 0, Koehler, H. Trueinner;
Sweet clover seed -G. Daters, E,&
R. Snowden, W. Battler & Son;
Timothy seed -G. Daters, M. Ra-
der, H. Trununer; -Field beans -M
,Rader, H. Tim:rimier, G. Dacera;
Coll, grain in heads -H. H. Neeb
&le Jac -e, R. Geiger; Alf
-H. El,..Ne'eb, G. Daters M; Rade;
Judjes-T, L. Williams; .and E.. E.
Weide,
HORTICULTURE
Coll. of apples -L. Scotch:neve,
3, R. Sterling, E, & R. Snowden;.
4 'Var. fall apples -J. R. Siefx.ing, L.
4Scoi.chmeri; 4 var. winter applee
.-J. R. Sterling., E, & R. Snowden,
W. Battier & Son;King of Tomkin
-3. R. Sterling, L. Scotchmere;
Snow ‘apples -W. Battler & Son, J.
.R.• Ster.ing; Northern Spies -J. R.
Sterling, L. Seotehmere H; .Bbyl-
W1113-.1e, Scotehmeree ..P.iih..entei;
R-, I, GreeniegS-L, Scoichmeie, .1;
R. .Sterling; Spitzenberg-j, R.
Sterling;. ff..anode Reds -J. R. Ster-
ling, ei.. Deters; Ribson pippee-
E. & R. Snowden, J. IL Sterling:
Golden Ruestits-J, R. Sterling, L,
$rotchmere; Ben Davi 6 -L. Scoleb-
mere, 3. :Et. Sterling; 'Wagner:$ -4
Sco.chmere, 3, R. Sterling; Manns
L. otot.einnere, J. R, Sterling ;Wolf
River -E. ,Ilaborer, J. R. Sterling;
Maiden's Blush -J. R. Sterling;
Plenheini, Plppen-J, R. Sterling;
Pewaukee-L Seotchmere, J. R.
Steeling.; Cuiverte, J. R. Stirlin,s,r,
L, Scotehmere; 20 -Oz ,pippen-J, R.
Sterling, L. Scoteinnere; Tillman
Sweot7-J, R, Stiriing, L. Scotchm-
ere; Coll, .of Russets -3. R. Ster-
ling, L.,„5. t I ; Co1. of -fall
pears -J, R. Stirling, P. Schwalm;
Winter pears -3. R. $terling;.. Coil,
fall and wintor pears -,T. A, Man-
son & bon, 3. R. Sterling; Bartlett
pear -E. & R. Snowden, 11. , II
Nolo; ;blemish BPauty-J, R. Ster-
ling; Clapp% Navorite-Anna IIvss;
Peaclfs-R. & R, SfieWden; Crab
apples -j.. R. Sterling, F.' K. Fir -
well; Yellow crab apples -E, . 6.!
R 'Snowden; J. R: Sterling; •Grae
pes-E, j, ',Wainer, E, V,
•
• WorldWonder potatoes- M.
Rader;, Rival New •York,
Rader, E. & R. SnoWdeiT, 3, Dee
eker, Jr.; ieny var.-H, Truamber
P. J. Haberer, 1ST, Bader; Anx var.
early -M. Rader, E. 3, Walper;
Green Mountain -M. Rader,. .3. p,
Ilaberor, 3. Decker,Jr; 1r7sh. Cob -
leer -51,• Rader, V. Kochems, Anna
}fees; Flint corn --G. • Heywood
Sweot cor-aG., K. Farwell, B, &
R Snowden; .Black sweet corn
W. Hey; Bed ,onions.,W Battler
& kfion, L. Plile e Son; 'Yellow on-
eBattler & Vein M. Rader;
Dutch setts-e.G...1C,!'VarWell; ' L,
Pfile & Soni. Spanish 'Onions- Dr.,
1)//acKirmon, G. Heywood; Field
carrots -G.• Heywood, W. Decker;
Red garden carrote-3. P. }laborer,
T. M. Snowden; Swedish turnps-eL,
Pfile & Son, W. Decker; Red' man -
golds -G. Heywood; W. Docker; .
Int. mangolds-M. -Rader,. II, TrIla-
inner ; Sugar 'beet mangolds-E. J,,
SValper, W. Battler & Son; Oxford
eabbaga,LW. Battler & SO; J.
Decker, Sr; Drumhead eaht!age
E. Haberer, 3, Decker, Sr; ' Blue'
cabbage-J..Deeker, Sr; rad-
ishes -T. M. 'SnoWden, J, 'Haberer
& Sons; White radish -H. Heywbod,
E. & R. Snowden; Cauliflower -F.
Kochers; .3.Decker,;-,Sr.; Garden
beans -J:" -R:' Sterling', Rader j
Yellow ptirrepkin-H, 'Truemner, •• T.
.M Snowden; Manmdfli purripkin-,
F. Kochema, De. Habbrer; .Celery -
E: R Snowden, 3, K‘..Fe.rwelll'
ron-G. Heywood, 3.. Decker Sr;
Hubbard squasiaL-T. Snowciena
Truemner Mammo th eqii:ash • G.
Heywood,- H. Teueinner; 'Blood
beets -E. J. Walper, Jiit; 11,TcBrid.e.e.
Root beets -W. Battler-& Son, M.
Rader; Watermelons -T. M. Sin
wden, Muskraelons-T, M. Snowden
G. K. Farwell; Red. .tomatoes -M,
Bader, J. R. Sterling; Vellow to-.
neatoes-7E. F •Kdopp, M. Rader.
--Coll of garden •vegetablei-J. De-.
• cker, :Sr. • . •
'`Ra
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ALD
Johnston, L. & Sere; Otherq
niit-L. W. Hoffman, F. -Thiel; :Hor
viunary v .it sliirt or
Kn1bf1ri4Ch, johnitonl
LADIES WORK FANCY
Well crochet -F. Kalb'fiviSch,
Anna Hese; 11. -et crochet -LT.,
son, Anna Hess; Knitted lace -T.
Johnson,• F. Kalbfleisch; Crochet -
lace -Anna gees, •F. Kalbfleisch;
Hoeition •lace -T.. Johnson, F. J.
Wiekwire; Swedish weave -LE. 3.
Vi-kA, Cochrane; .Drawn
thread. work -F. J. Wick ‘virie, Anna
Trees; Tatting -L. Pfile & Son, R.
Geiger; Emir. eyelet Hay, J.
Merrier; Freneh 'Erab.-A, Coch-
rane, '3: W. Merrier; Roman Cut
Coehrane, W. 331. Hoffman; Bul-
garian- Anna Hese, T. 3ohnsoon;
French Knot -Mrs. Sites, A. Coch-
rane; Cross Stitch -LF. 3, Wickeer!,
T. johneon; Model IFloral -E. Dat-
ers Jr., T. Johnson: Modern bead-
ing -F. Kalbfleisch, A...Cochrrixe;
Hand hemstitch, single -LA. Coch-
rane, W. H. Hoffman;
DINING ROOM FURNISH'S- •
Luncheon .set. L. Pfile &:• Sen,
V. }ley; Tea cloth, • emb-II. A. .
!Fuss, L. 'W. Hoffman; Tea cloth -
F. J. 'Wickwire, T. Johnson; Sett
table. doyleys -R. Geiger, 3. W. I
llerner; Set table niets-L. Pfile &
son, J. A. Man' -nn & Son; Serviete
tes-handwork-Anne Hese, 3. W.
Hoffman; Table cloth -E, Dater..
331 A. Fuss; Tray eloths- A. Coch
ranEl, E Deters; Tea cosey, not. •0060000,06,6
.wool -Win. Hey. 3. W. Memel.;
Service tray -A. Cochrane; H. A.
'Fuss: Centre piece not emb.---T,
Johnson, A. Coebrane; Buffet set
le -Anna Hess, 3. W. 1.1Urner,'
TIMrsKlaY October Oth, 192Z
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.3ilannageYo 44 AtIalc
;into a comfertable den, radio room, 'play-
room or extra sleeping quarters by erect-
ing ceilings and partitions of Gyproc.
Gyproe will neke your .attic fire-resis cant,
warm in winter and cool in summer.
Write for Free booklet -"My Borne." • I twill tell
'You. Paw GYPT0c,..Rouboaril Gypsum insulating
51eattrlogari3 lusulmc will reduce your fuel bill
- from 20 to 40%. • • - • 163
M4E. ONTARIO- GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA
For Sale By
1 Fred C. -
, • BED ROOM PCIIN'OS
I Pr. pillow slips, Einb.-W,, Hey,
f L. Nile & 'Son; Other hand trim -
I med-Dr. MacKinnon, Mr; A. 3ohn--
4ton; .Fancy ehet-W. H. Hoff-
man, _A.,. Cochrane; Pr. toil -els,
emit -W fly, -Mes Sims; Bath
towel trimmed -L. Pfile & Son, A.
i Johnston; Pr. guest towels, other -
W. IL. Hoffman, A. Coehrane; Dr's
ser rtinnerL-L. W., Hoffman, L.
Pfile. & Son ; - Pin caishion-Re N,
Douglas, Mrs. Sims; Laundry Bee.;
.L.11. .A.IrtinsW. H Hoffman;• . • .- ;
., . e. LADIES' WEAR,
-
,. Night. toile, e1)-3-eo. Hess, W.
Hey: Night tobe,..other-Mrse Sims
1 is. A. 'Johnston: • Cathisole„! Mad
Matle-L.H. A: PUSS% L. W. -Hoffman;
Collar and cuff set -T. Johnston, A.
Cochrane; Handkerchiefs. hand -
Work -G. Jacobe, Anna Hess; Fan
cy wrist beg -3. W. Merrier, T.
Johnson; Negligee Jacket - T.
johnson, F. J. 'Wickwire; After-
roon Woe -ie. -J. W. Merner, A. Coch
reale: !Pr. bed room slippers- L.
W. Hoffman, 11. FL
DAIRY; •ETCr PRODUCTS.. • •
25 lbs.. butter,. eiitinter„,uSeeell,
Neeb;, Br,tter,, qpok)
Pride& Sell, Fuss pi. Coleinan
Butter in prints -W. Islattler & SOD
R, Geiger, G. Farwell; Homemade
cheeee-H. ..N.ee.b; Honey in
comb-Haberer & Son; E. Ha..-
erer; Honey, extracted-Haberee &
Sons, E. Haberer; lioneze display
-E Ilaberer, 4Haberer & Sonse-N.
Maple :syrup -M. Ender, W. Bate
telr & ,on; Hen's egg's -G. Jacobe,
G. K. Farwell; Pr, chickens, drea-
sed-E. 3. .Walper, .P. Schwalm;
Homemade hand soap -E. Haberer,
J. Manson & San. .
- Judge -V. J. Ortwein, Herman.
DOM, SCIENCE, BAKING:
Loaf white bread -M. Smith, E.
}labeler; Loaf not bread -G.
aolae, L. Pfile &. Son; Raised bens
or roolis-E. Haberere ee. Johnston
Tea biscuits -G. Jacob W. De-.
cker ; Rolled . !sugar, . coo ies - E.
& 331. Snowden,- Ge• Coleman; Rol-
led ginger. cookies-. Johnston,; L.
pfile.&• Son: Fried cakee-e-W..De-
cker, E. 3.. Wainer; Loaf ca:,e-E,
Haberer, P. Schwalm; Dark layer.
cake -M. Smith; • Ee, B. Horner;
Light layer cake -'13. Horner,'- .W
Decker, Sr.; Cherry p.ie- M. John-
ston,, J. Decker, Sr; Meat loaf -
E & R. Snowden, Mrs, A. John-
ston ;. Canned rhubarb -A . John-
ston, J. Decker, Sr; Canned rasp-
berris-M. Rader, Dr. MacKmnop;
Canned strawberries -Dr. MacKin-
nen, Mrs. A. Johnston; Canned cher
Datems Jr;'.F. Kalbfleiech;
Canned pears-A..Johriston, Dr.
MaeKinnon; Preserved citeron -J.
Decker, Sr.; Preserved pliuns -3,
-Decker, Sr., Dr. MadoKineoni Pr-
eserved. peachas-A. Johnston, G.
Coleman,; Sealer currant jam. -3,
Decker, Sr; L. Pfile, & Son; Sealer
Berry Jan -i -F. Kelbfleisch,
MacKinnon; Sealer other native
jam -W. Hay, Dr. MacKinnon; Se-
aler grape jelly -Dr. MacKinnon,
A, Johnston; Red currant Jelly -
Dr. MacKinnon, T. Johnson; Bottle
mixed .vinegar pickles -A. John-
ston, E. J. Wolper; Bottle must-
ard pickles -Dr, MacKinnon, Mrs.. A
Johnston.; fl3oetle
Kinnon, 3. Decker, Sr.:;%xickleci red
cribbage -J. Decker, Or.•,. R. Gei-
ger;' sealer canned toniatiees red
E. Haberer, W. Deeker; Canned
corn -W. Deck v. J, DecKer Sr;
Bra. Special -M. Smith
LADIES NET?,DLEWORK, DOM.
Quilt, pie -el 'cottoon-R, 'Geitrer
C. Sim'; Quit fancy -R. Geigee,
Anna Hess; Comforter -E. Deters
Jr; W. H. Hoffman; Bedspread,
knit or crochet -be J. Wickevire, T
pohnson; Bedspread fancy - C.
-
Sims, J. W. Merrier; Ladies house
dress -S. W. Mrner, Anna Hess;
Ntatv's sleeping garact -- 3. W. Mer
Pli e& Son; made over
(dress -Geo. Hess, E. Deters! •Sr;
sheet, handrnee-R. Geier, A
oehrane ; Kitchen lapron-E, Gei-
ger, L. -Pfile & Son; Knitted, fmve-
P1` e 01 3. W, wr-
yer: Shoulder Amyl Johnson,
Mrs. Sims; Flandknit wood
coarse -W, r & son; ditto ,
fine -R. H. N .ca,; handknit mitt;
dottbie (-LW. 13ai.tler & Son; le PIRO
& Son; ditto ',LI', Johnson,
•'11 Xfieb' Daniel; worn.. sock -4%
1,14;:arbfleiseh;. Vele,rer;
Johnson, •
Ceeheanee, Floe 113A
-11, JIVING ROOM PERN'NGS.
•Cent. piece, col. .emb:-B, Horn-
er, R. X. Douglass; Centre piece,
other -E. Dater; Jr., T. Johnson;
Table rtinne.r-L. Pfile & Son; LW,
Hoffman; Sofa pill OW, emb-F.
Kalbfleisch, R. N. Douglas; Sofa
Ipillow, other -3 W. Merrier, Wm.
Hey: Pce. fender needleivbrk -j.
W. Merneer,'E: ,W Hoffman; Coll.
•of neediewoOrk-Anna Hess, WM:
Hey.
Dr, O'Dwyer's Special- L. W.
Hoffman. .
• ' ART WORK
Oil Paintongra landscape .-Dr.
MacKinnon, T. John -'on; Oil paint
ing, Kalbfleisch, E",
Daters, Jr; Water colors, econe or-
iginal -A. Crichrane, T. Johnson' •
Water colors, flowers grotpedeeH.
A. :Reiss, A. Cochrane; Water col-
ors, animals -A. Cochrane R. A.
Wr.85 Pastel, any subject -H. A.
Puss, A. Cochrane; Crayon or char-
coal sketch. -F. Wickwire,
Cochrane, Pencil drawing, original
-L. Pfile & Son, E. 'Datere, Jr; Con
Arentional design -T. Johnson, 331. A.
ffuss; Basketry -W. H. Hoffman, C.
Sims; Wood earving-A. Cochrane
L. W. Hoffman;Amateur photo,
farm Scewnes-P..Schwahn, E. Dat-
ers Jr; Drawing col., Maple Leaf
-A. Cochrane, W. Hey,
CUT FLOWERS
Asters white. -G. Heywood,
Anna 11038, Asters -G. .Heywood,
Anna Hess; Dahlias -G. Heyw000d,
Anne Hess; Cacti-; Dahlia --had
4 blooms only; Gladioli, beet ,0
blooms -G. TT: eywoode P. J, Hab-
erer; Gladoli diff. variety- G. ey-
wpod„ P. J. Haberer; Roses, doll.
-P. 3. Plaberer;Hey-
wood, A. Martedn & Son; Annu
als-L. .W. • Hoffman, Anna Hess;
perennials -T, johnton, Anna Hess;
Table, bouquet, mixed ; looms -G.
IfeywOn, P. J. Haberer,
POTTED PLANTS
g
•o
Beginia Rex -T. Johnson, W,H,
Hoffman; Beginia flowerng-P. J.
Haberer, T. Johnson; Coleue-Geo,
Hess; Fern, any var.-Dr. MacKin-
non, L. W. Hoffman; Geranium,
Kabfleisch, G. K. Ear -
well; Gera/limn, donble - F. Kalb-
Veil:loll, P. 3. Haberer; Fuchia, -
P. 3, • Haberer, T, Johnson; House
plants, best 6-13. •Ilaberer, F.
Kalbfleisch.
CHILDREN'S DEPT.
Coll. inounted weecle-Dr, Mac.,
Kinnon, G. K. Farwell; Coll. weed
-seede-D. MacKinnon, F. Kalbflei-
seh: Crochet work -P. Schwalm, 'F.
Kalbfleisch; Bird.housb-A. F. Hess
P. Schwainim; 'Writing under 10 -
No number, M. Smith; Writing ov-
er lealbfleisch, E, 13, Horner;
1.A.Oe under 10-13, Iltiberer, 13.
"Sehtvairii.!;• Art oVei'l0-E. "Kalbtle-
foci), P. Schskaim..
' jkoe-.11, 114040 -,i,.lookoith,
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Yes! Spring, with its Sowing and
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AND' WE WISH TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC THAT WE ARE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY YOU WITH THE VERY CHOICEST
OF SEEDS, WHE.THER IT BE • ALL THD yAmouss . GRASS
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