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WATCH THIS SPACE FOR THE
ADVERT1SIN6 OF THE "NEW
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LOW PRICES
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PLOWER SHOW
The animal flower show held by
the Zurich Horticultural Society
was held in the town hall on Satur-
day afternoon and evening, and 'the
number of exhibits, and considbring
the puality of the same makesone
truly say that Zurich is indeed bles-
sed with flower lovers. Probably
I there were not quite so many exhib-
its as last year, this is probably due
to. the somewhat advanced season,
-4. but the quality shown in practically
all lines demonstrated the keen inter-
est manifested. Following is a list
of the- prize winners;
Annuals: Anna Hess, Mrs. L. W.
Hoffman; Asters, Display -Anna Hess
C. Fritz; Asters White --Dr. MacKin-
non, Anna Hess; Dahlia Display --
Alice Johnston, Anna Hess; Dahllia.
named -Anna Hess, P. Haberer; Dian-
thus Plnk--P. Haberer, Mrs. E. Heide
man; Gladioli Collection -MTs. E.
Heideman, P. Haberer; Gladioli 6 Sp
ikes--Anna Hess, P. Haberer; Glad-
ioli single 'spikes -J. Gascho, Anna
Hess, Mrs, L. W. Hoffman; Pansies --
P. Haberer, 0, O'Brein; Perennials --
P. Haberer, Anna Hess; Rore
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play-0 ()Trebl P, Haborer; Rose
3 named --0 O'Brein, P. Haberer
Rose, Best Bloom -P. Haberer, 0.
O'Brein; Snapdragon -Dr. MacKin-
non, Mrs. A. Hess; Sweet Peas -P.
Haberer Anna Hess; Yerbenia-Anna
Hess, C. Fritz; Zinnias -Anna Hess,
P. Haberer; Backet Cut Flowers -P.
Haberer, J. Manson; Dinner table
bourinet-Mrs. G. Hess, Anna Hess;
Novelty -J. Gascho, Mrs. L. W.
Hoffman; Begonia single --Mrs. G.
Hess; Anna -Hess; Begonia rex-Alice
Johnson, J. Gascho; Begonia double -
P. Haberer; Fern -Mrs. L. W. Hoff-
man, Dr. MacKinnon ;Slexthia-- Mrs.
C. Wolper Anna Hess; Geranium
double-Aliee Johnson, Mrs. C. Wal -
pr; Geranium single --Mrs. Gao.
Hess, Alice Johnson; Petunias -Anna
Hess, P. Haberer.
audgee-Mr. Hartrye Seaforth
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BARGAINS BARGAINS ;
Received a shipment of waterproof
Robes which -I am retailing far be-
low Catalogue prices, get your's at
Special Price $12.50 large size
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dlifiSe Ruth Brenner visited -a few
Weeks:. at Kitchener.
Meesrs. Clayton tendesrs. Clarence Hoff
rnan of Galt, were week -end visitors
under the parental roof.
: Mee Freaik Seibert of Detroit, was
a holiday visitor with his parents
here ,
Menrsr. Gordon and Garnet Wal -
per f Detroit, were week -end visit-
ors with their parents here.
• Mr.: Bruce Rose of Detroit visited
at hip home, Babylon Line over Sun-
day
and Mrs Wrn. F. Braun and
family were week -end visitors •at the
home of Mr. Wm. Lamont.
1VIn,. Rennie Weber of Hamilton,
wEt$ ::.holiday visitor with his parents
On the Bronson Line.
On..11114elday of this week, Miss
Euloine Geiger left for Creeinore,
Ont„ where slie has accepted the pos-
ition 6,8 teacher of a public school.
S. Rennie of town received
the -sad news of the death of her
foarth daughter, Mrs. J. Winkenwed-
er, of, Rostherri, Saskatchewan.
The Varions Dirkaaers and Offic-
ials .of the Hay Township Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insuraeer Company at-
tended '• their monthly meeting at
Grand' Bend an Snttnalay.
Mr and Mrs. Isreel Wilhelm and
two daughters, Helen and Marjorie,
of W.1verton were week -end visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.,C.
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.Sxn other zelatiVes.
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' The 'heliday en..oaday- passed of
8epteinber Rod and Gun. veryqedetiy in the illage, as there
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were attractions in some of the neigh
boring towns had some fine attract-
ions, 'hence most of our- people at-
tended these . sports.
A goodly number of our younger
people , are 'recently taking to golf
playing, and .soon the neceesitn will
demand that Zurich will be obliged,
to Make provisions to have a golf
course established.
Mr. Jas. Campbell, his mother,
Mre. Calembell, and daughter, Gladys
and Mr. Helffman, all of Michigan,
e Robert James contributes another sp I spent the past week at the home of
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to irliii;t1 "Tele from the Wardroom 1 Mr. Wm. Lamont. The party ac-
e , :neee". while the Magazine containcOmpanied by Mr. Lamont, motored
,c) i ?winy othci. interesting stories and I to Toronto and took in the Exhib-
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[nett:roe aeticles. Canadian Silver ition thepast week.
News also contains a Wealth of Monday and Tuesday, September
' aitereeting material relative to the 24th -and 23th, are the dates set for
,ea resent annual meeting of tile Cana- : Zuriche Big. Event, tamely the Fall
• diten. National Silven, Fox 'Breeden; Fair. and with geed W e at h e r, this
Association. Rod and Gun ' and year's fair should promise to be one
Canadian Silver Fox News is pub- of the best ever held. Special efforts
lished monthly by W. J. Toylor, We- have been made to make it a very
odtock, Ont. busy afternoon on the last day, in
fact there: will be something for ev-
CARD OF THANKS . eeebedy to either do or see. So
-I'm bereft family of the late gi-,..,,e,,,outtipe,yrilfithi, irupnoaelei.d atlo_
FIrnatrael Reichert wish to .iahlildliire
thank the :neighbors and friends fol ne well as your neighbors, and enjoy
groatlY so to bring the allele family along
the kIndneeees, ti4ssiAanee• and sym- yeeeeelves at this glorious event.
pathy ' shown during the illness and
deparirce of the deceased. . Death of Fr:wirier Resident.
.The doath, occueed on Sunday, Aug
ust 26th, in London at the Ontario
in Spiting Fechwear
ROWNS Boot Shop
WINDOWS FORETELL Alcf
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TERESTLNG STORY QF NEW
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To SPRING FOOTWEAR FASHIONS
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open seasons for game in the various
provinces of Canada for 192S, the
September issue of Rod and Gan and
Canadian Silver Fox News heralds
the fast approathing hunting season.
Some fine. etories of deer and wrote
ehooting give a pleasant foretaste of
the annual pleasures .of the fall trip.
In addition to these there are also
two eplendidstories of camera hunt-
ing by the well known writer; Bonny
caetle Dale, and Dr. S. S. Dickey.
THEY AR It AUTEGRATIVE AS .131E AST ISSUE OF VOGUE 2
e450 THEY WILL IMPRESS YOU WITH AN ALTOGETHER NEW e
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STANDARD OEVALUE AT THE MODERATE '',RECES.
REPAIRING le/RATEX DONE Only the hest al Materials
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Straw Hats
Summer nde"ear
Bathing Suits
Boys, Jerseysl
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ALL A B GAN PRICE
Ileeaiital, of Miss Annie Woolley, i
fernier resident of near Zurich. She.
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angelical Church Notes h"er • , h , • e' rlie'
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after wineh le:Tr parents and
elm moved to Heneall and Heed thine,
Benedictory Living
Cor nine years until five years ago,
when deceased moved to Stratford
In this twentieth century day we with her .3ister. A few months later
ZUE:LCH ONT,
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must make good or make room. Do she took ill and was removed to Lon
mighily what our hand finds to do.
een Be and do oar best. • ;Live
an indis-
pensihk, towering life of spiritual
• wealth and powerful- influence. Be
an oasis to refresh the life of follow-
pilgrimsa thirsty desert land.
Be as a tree -loaded with luscious
•* fruit Liv& a life that is loaded
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OFie gattling gun with a death charge
aeaor with that v•hich makes one top
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heavy dna prevents one from walk-
ing straight. It's great to radiate
biniedictions upon others, for in
God's arithmetic the more you give
and • love and serve and help, the
• ; more you have. We are happiest
when we become foundations of hap.
t •piness to others. Try it!
Thursday 7.30, Prayer and Praise.
Friday 8,00, Choir Practice
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Worship at f).45 a. in.
Subject -e -•A Fearless and Shielded
•1 Decipleship.
11 • hie School, .
S. E. Gascho, Superintendent.
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Worship.: 7.30 P,
Subject --The peril of nneonscio
usness religious bankruptcy.
E' W , Drier, Plostor
don, where she had been until her
deeth on Sunday, last. The deceae-
ed woman was born in Colborne
TownshipaHuron County and was a
daughter of Mrs. Peter Woolley oed
the late Peter Woolley, who paeeed
;away two 'years ago. Deceased w's
,in her 58rd year and while in Strac-
ford attended Zion Lutheran Church.
Besides her mother one sister, Mrs.
Fred Leibold :of Stratford survives.
The Tuner.' which took place on Tu-
esday last was conducted by Rev. H.
Gruhn whe conducted the services
The pall -bearers being: Mr. F.
Wieke,j. Neuechwanger, P. Deichert
Sr., E. I)aters, V. Riehl and K. Lang
ford. Many friends and relatives
attended the funeral of the deceasod
Wo Mat were: Mr. A. Leibold,
De-
troit; Mrs. J. Forden and Beatrice of
Brantferd; Mr. and Mrs Ed. Datere,
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Reichert and
Wm. Reichert; Mr,' and Mrs. Petsv
Deichert and Jake; Mr. and Mrs, Ed.
Haberer and daughter; Mr. and Mrs
P. Haberer;Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lei -
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old and family, Mr: 3. Neuschwan-
ger all of Zurich; Mics. E. Rader and
family of Dashwood; Mr. and Mrs.
S. Nieklas Tavistock; Mrs. B. Diet-
rich, Tavistock: , • Interment was
made in Avondale cemetery Strat-
ford. The Herald joins the many
Zurich , friends in extending syyn
pathy to the bereaved relatives
Fr School Opening
Only
380 PAGE WEBSTER LEATHER
BOUND DICTIONARY WITH
EACH ECLIPSE 14 CARAT GOLD
TIPPED FOUNTAIN PEN.
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
See them in Our Window,
Hess, The
NOW IN YARDS
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Our Stock of Spring
and Summer Foot-
wear for Women,
Men, Boys and Girls
are now complete
and we invite y®n
Fee& Sedan -In good mechanical condition, Rubber good $150.
19= Ford Coupe -4 new tires, Upholstering like new.
Grey. Dort Touring, ready kr tile road, only $25.
1924 Ford Coupe, Baloon Tires; a Real Bargain.
McLaughlin Touring, a real bargain at $25.00
0. FRITZ° & SON
FORD DEALERS
Tires:30x3i $5. to $6.
.See it*
Batter $9
SSC07ND BAND FORD PARTS AT HAIR PRICK
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WE CARRY A NICE ASS'ORTME NT OF_ • GINGHAM%
PRINTS, BROADCLOTH RAYONS, SHIRTINGS, COZTONADE
FLANNELETTES, ETC.
SHOM AND RUBBERS, HARDWARE; 11., FULL ASSORTAIIE1:17
OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY,
PRESIX GROCERIES ALWAYS ON RAND.
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