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•DaShWeiod Ot, Us:4,4144 BOXItife
, • - 'BOOTS "AND/VEGETABLES-4r-
who cherish the seroatiOntuf cobblisr, pot,4001, B, Hainan, J.
real Hot Fowl Dinner whet your Remo, L Uttle.y, R, Schwalm;
a..!tvetite and wend your way to. Osai.Green
M°4tain Pototoes, C. Weida,
wread Ev, Church, October '17th, :and.' 11
tba5ny an evening long to be renin
elabered. Come, bring your friends
/sear and see the Play "Our Awful.
A, Beaver, M. Gellman, V, KlopPl
Dooley Potatoes, Della Smith, M.
riaberee, 0. Reichert, 1VI. Schwalm;
Mangolds, W. Brown, D. Blackwell,
P. Mittleholtz, E. Snider; Turnips, L.
Haberer, C. Geiger, W. Battler, A.
Gascho; Beets, E. Kochems, 1. Foster
B. Meidinger, C. Surerus; Carrots,IC
Greb, M. Bedard, R. Zettel, Dl-
ar; Parsnips, C. Love, E. Stire, A.
MacKinnon, P. Bess; Onions, C.
Thiel, R. Schrag, D. Horner, L. Far-
well;
FLOWERS --Asters, A. Hay, C. ;
Geior, 33. Thiel, Phylox, Heidern- ‘•
Aunt" to be given by the Dasliwood',
± Dramatic ClUb, after the 'Fowl Din
ner, Oct. 17, 1928, 1,
Mrs. J. Kellerman returned home
on Saturday after spending a few
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weews with her daughter in Toronto
ate 42; Mr, and Mrs. Harry Kraft spent
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100P.C. Dinner SettsRegularr
., $30.00 for •
7 -Pc. Cut Glass Water Setts, Reg. $3.00 for
'4' Boys' and Girls' Stockings, Regular 50c., for
Oil Cloth Mats, Sizes 18x27", at each . ....
Flannelette Yard wide, Regular 40c. yd. for
Men's Neck Ties, Values up to $1.00 for
44.
• Soda Biscuits, per pound
Corn Flakes, per box „ , „ „ , .. . ..... 10c
2 Perk and Beads, 2 Cans for .... 25c,
422,75 4.. the week -end in Toronto.
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+ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kleinstiver and
.,.$i.95 '* Mrs. P. Melsaac visited friends in
25c Stratford on Sunday.
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5c+ Miss Lavada Hartleib spent a few
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-3* 1 Dozen Jelly Powder with Plate, Only . • • . • . ........ ....$1.36
Jelly Powder, with Cup or Saucer ... • „ • . • ... .25c
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4 Jelly Powder, only ..... . ...... •• . • . ...... 25c
17, 4 Calces of Palm Olive Soap, for 29c
'4 1 Dish Pan with a big lot of soap, Reg. $2.20, for $ 1 . 4 8
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• New Fall Merchandise
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• NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THIS STORE HAVE WE HAD
SUCH A COMPLETE UP-TO-DATE STOCK
New Velvets in all the Leading Shades :
New Santoys, Queens Cloth, Serges, Flannelettes, Etc.
4. Pare Linen Towelling at Low Prices.
2 A Full line of Sweaters, Underwear, Flannelette Blankets, Wool .1
4 Blankets, Etc.
days in Detroit andWindsor'. an, W. Battler, D. Meyers; Zinnia, D.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Deiterich of. Weido, D. Gesell°, R. Foster; Mari-
Shipka were Sunday visitors with golds, W. Klopp, V. Deichert, 3. Mar -
Mr. ad Mrs. C. Stade. , shall; Calendulla, G. Ortwein, Olive
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rabethge. of Ex- Witmer, A. Beaver; - French Marigol-
eter, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ds, H. 'Adkins' K. Heideman, V.
Harvest Home services -will be ton- Masse Verbena, L. Willert; Cosmos,
Nadiger on Sunday.
3, Horner, L. Gingerich, M. Haberer,
ducted in the Lutheran .church next Pinks, L. Farwell, C. Weido.
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Sunday. i * POULTRY -Cockerel, J. Horner,
Don't forget •the date of. the big E. Flaxbard, 0. Battler; Pullet, E.
fowl supper Oct. 17th. A play en- Flaxbard, L Willert, 3. Horner, 0.
titled "Our Awful Aunt" will be giv- Battler; Pen of three, 3. Horner, E.
en by a number of young people of Flaxbard, G. Melick; Pr. Pheasants,
town. • ' H. Foster; W. Leghorns, W. Battler,
DRYSDALE E. Stire, C. Weido, H. Adkins; Pr of
Ducks, G. Bloch, V. Thiel, 0. Batt-
er,Mr. and Mrs. Chapclelene, and'son 0. Masse; Pr. B.P.R., N. Druar,
H. Foster, G. Bloch, J. Hamer; Any
Lawrence, of Elkton, Mich., also Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Tetreau of Felion, pet M. Foster, D. Dueharme, E. Sni-
Mich, paid a social visit to relatives der, 0, Weido; Dozen white eggs; W.
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friends in the village last week. arettler, M. Haberer, E. Flaxbard,' C.
Mr. and Mrs. George Denomme SUPP. FLOWERS AND VEG.--Weido Dozen brown eggs, M. Hab-
andspent a few days with their children ar, W. Battler, E. Snider, V. Thiel
in Courtright and Detroit recently. Foster,--
Mr. Gerald Sreenan has gone to Foster; Diningroom table bouquet, Q. Hess,
Detroit where he has received empl- R. D. O'Dwyer, L. Willert, H.
oll. Garden Veg., H. Foster
°relent for the winter. L. Willert, H. MacKinnon;
Misses Arveni and Lucy Denome gr, M.
STOCK---13acon hog, 0, 06.
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Gilbert M. McAdams, 0. Battler, W.
Miss B. Mousseau was to London
, Battler, N. Witmer, C.. Gelinas; Hal -
last Sunday. Battler; Spring colt, G. Melick, 0.
Geoffrey.
ter broke colt, M. McAdams, D. Man-:
Rev. Father Brisson of St. Peters
son, V. Thiel, G. Melick; Market
lamlo, D. Manson, 0. Battler, M. Me -
Seminary, London, officiated at High .,
ing to the absence of the Parish Adams Beef Calf, 0. Battler, A. Hoff
Mass in the Catholic church here, ow
man, C Haberer, A. Deichert,
Priest, Rev. Father Gerard who 0:07, UHIT---Coll. bf apples, M. Hab-
Adkins, M. Haberer; Fall
met with a pamftil accident on his
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• MAKE THIS YOUR STORE DUING THE FAIR DAYS. WE .1: way home from Windsor last week,
WaLL BE PLEASED TO SHOW GOODS WHETHER YOU BUY 3:
OR NOT
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THE NEW SERIES
Poa.tiac ix
The low priced Six with Power
and Speed as thriliiug as its
Rich New Beauty
21 EQUIPPED 'WITH LOVEJOY SHOCK ABSO1th1S, FOUR
WHEEL BRAKES, AND WITH ALL THE NEWEST IM- .
PROVEMENTS MAKE IT THE BEST CAR VALUE FOR
THE MONEY.
ASK ALL THOSE WHO DRIVE A PONTIAC!
DEMONSTRATION GLADLY GIVEN
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GIDEOM KOEHLER, Zurich
Agent for Pontiac and Buick Cars-
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and is now in St. Josephs Hospital,
at Chatham.
Bead threshing is now the order
of the day, unfortunately the yield
is not so large this year.
Miss Phoebe Gelinas of the Goshen
line returned home Sunday after sp-
ending a week with her sister, Miss
Muriel, housekeeper at the Catholic
Parsonage.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements
At Lot 7, Con. 6, Parr Line, Stan-
ley Township, 3 miles south of Ver-
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na, on
THURSDAY,. OCTOBER 25th:
At 1 o'clock sharp consisting of
• HORSES ---Heavy draft horse 8 yr
old, about 1600 lbs; Heavy draft edit
2 yrs. old; Good. farin. horse 14 yrs..
old;
CATTLE ---Roan cow due to 'fres-
hen Nov. 21; Red cow, due Dec. 14;
Roan cow, due Jan, 28th; Roan cow
due April 24th; Red cow due May
2nd; Grey cow due June 5th; Red
cow freshened in May, bred 8 weeks;
2 yr. old heifer due Jan. 20th; Aged
cgow with calf at foot; 2 choice ste-
ers rising 2 yrs; Choice heifer rising
a 2 yrs; 8 spring ealves; 2 young cal -
4 f ves.
Pears, Mild. Haberer, E. Schroeder,
Gelinas; Bunches grapes, W. Klop
Q. Hess, E. Schroeder.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE -- Bran
Muffins, R. Foster, A. Erb, S. Koeh-
ler, I. Foster; Drop Cookies, Marg.
Haberer, W. Battler. D. Smith, G.
Meyers; Ginger cookies, W. Battler,
A. Decher, M. Gellman, B. Grenier;
Tea Biscuits, 0. Witmer, S. Koehler,
R. Witmer, L. Deichert; Light cake,
J. Horner, G. Meyers, G. Horner, 0.
Witmer; Apple Pie, S. Koehler, G.
Meyers, A. Grenier, A. Gellman;
Home made Candy, A. Foster, M.
Gasch, R. Foster, A, Druar; School
Lunch, G. Meyers. M. Gascho, S. Ko-
ehler, M. Kochems, Patch on cotton,
Druar, L. Haberer, B. Mcidinger,
W. Battler; Darning Cash. stocking,
M. Foster, E. Kochems, V. Schwalm
Quilt patching, R. Witmer, R. Fast-
er, K..Kochems; Fancy cotton night- f
gown, Ra Church, G. Clarke, G. Ko-
ehler; Plain doll's clothes, L. Willert
G. Meyers R., Foster; F4ancy tea to-
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pUMPING and carrying
water is riot just hard
work--ifts drudgery.
e slavery!
Who could be harifiy slid 'Healthy, Dim:T-
ang and carrying tons of water each year?
Why tolerate such drudgery when a Duro
Water System will deliver fresh running
water under pressure to your kitchen, bath-
room and grounds fog lig cent§ per 100
'gallons?
The low first cost' of a Dfiro Wales Sys -
'Item will surprise you. Duro gives satisfac-
tory water service at lowest cost. And now
you can have fresh running water under
pressure at less cost than -ever before,
gree us for complete details,
no obligation, '
THE EMPIRE BRASS MFG. Co. LIMITED
London, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver
For Sale By:
STADE & WE1DO
JOHNSTON & KALBFLEISCH
hour.400 gab.. per'
Style No. 400. fi
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MANUAL TRAINING -Any model'
'n Wood, H. Foster, 0. Reichert, E.
Flaxbard, Patch on auto tire, H.
Foster, 0. Thiel, C. Weido; Model of
Poultry house, E. Yungblut, H. 'Fos-
ter; Horne Made Kite, F. Hess; 1'a -
per cutting of animals, Mild. Haber -
Gesell °, A. MacKinnen; Doll's
a PIGS ---Brood sow dueiiJannery.tradle, I , L FosterQ. Hess, JJ, Hoff-
• 7 store pigs, PcOLP,/ --About 80r
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old; 25' yu1h3r,?1, NATuRni STI -1.1)Y ---Coll. of narn-
IMPLEMENTS, TO: --M. H. bin; ed woods, O. Battler; C: ReiCliert,
der 6ft. cut;, M. -H. drill 18 hoe M.- G. Bloch; Coli of beneficial insects,
H. mower, 6 -ft. cut nearly new; Me -W. Battler, M. Foster, L. Farwell,
H. cultivator; Deering rake, Noxon ColL of injurious insects, H. Mac -
disc 14 plate; 4 -section harrows; Kinnon, A. Hoffman, H. Foster; Coll.
walking -plow, Bain wagon, stock . f mounted nox. weeds, M. Foeter,
rack, hay rack, gravel box, wagon W. Battler, D. Greb;
box, Clinton fanning mill with bag- Drawing, Art and Writing -Map
gar; set scales 1200-1b. cap; steel tire. of --Huron, G. Gingerich, H. Salmon,
top buggy 'extension ladder 28 -ft:
• M. Dialer, W. Battler; Map of Cad-
• mail box (large) ; Portland cutter: ada, D. Greb, Q. Hess, R. Cliurch, R.
• set of bobsleighs; double harness Zettel; Map of S. America, R. Ch-
it
• nearly new, set single harness, set urch, I. Willert, E. Gingerich, 11.
• plow harness; sap kettle; wheelbar- MacKinnon,; Writing, Cradle Song,
row; oak barrel, set siling ropes; 3 G. Wein, M. Gellman, A. Beaver, V.
• 'doz. grain bags; DeLaval Cream sep- Decker; Writing "Lullaby" W. Bat-
s
• arator, Daisy churn, about 400 bush. tier, G. Meyers R Foster, T. Zettle
a••••••••••ste0000111•00000•••••••••••••••e••*•••••••• • of oats suitable for feed; about 200 Writing, In Flanders Field, Marg.
bush of barley, about 75 bush. of Haberer, R. Church, H. Uttley, L.
barky and fall wheat mixed. Haberer; Writing, Burial of Moses,
Household Effects -bed room suite L. Farwell, R. Church, P. Farwell, A.
velvet rug 9x1g, linoleum 12x18, eon IHeidemen; Pear on branch in water
goleum rug 93c12; Quebec heater ne- colors, M. Foster, Q. Hess, C. Thiel,
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Electric Rangette
Complete with Oven
No extra wiring. Hooks on any plug attachrn't
A PERFECT COOKER
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SEE IT AT.
• • .."A.:1)10 ELECTRIC
Happy
y new; thought range Lea.- L. Haberer; Tile pattern, B. Meiding-
ther chair, parlor table, seetee, buff-
et, 6 kitchen chairs, sink; rocking
chairs, 2 feather ticks, 3 burner coal
oil stove„ 10 yards linoleum, yard
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Sped, I 0 er
We are making following
f:ltffer to the Public
Changing of Oil per gallon
Greasing entire Car
Special
$1.50
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Above two items for only $1.50
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BE SURE AND TAE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY.
ABOVE IS GOOD FOR .4 LIMITED TIME ONLY.
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Gas Greases Tires 'oli •
Oils Accessories+
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Daffodil, in water color, E. Flaxbard,
E. Gingerich, E. Tuerkheirn, P. Far- gmoitioesiesallsofto:00.
well; Potato in crayons, A. Beaver,
wide; single 177011 bed, springs and D. O'Dwyer, V. Decker, D. Meyee,,e.
mattress, sofa, pictures, forks, cha- - COMPETITIONS -Bareback riding
inc whiffletrees, neckyokes num-
erous other articles. Everything
must be sold as proprietor has disp-
osed of his farm. •
TERMS -Grain, poultry, and all
sums of $10.00 and under cash, ov-
er that amount 6 months credit on
approved joint notes, with a discount
of 3 per cent straight allowed for
cash on credit amounts.
Wm. E. Foster, Proprietor.
Wm. Johnston, Clerk.
Geo. Elliott, Auctioneer.
ZURICH SCHOOL FAIR
The following ie a list of the prize'
winters of the Zurich School Fab,
which Was held last Tuesday aftere-
noon, and which was one of the
best of its kind held in Zurich. We
no not give all the exhibits,only the
ones winning within the prize mon-
ies.
race, D. Manson, R. Grenier, B. Mc-
4slams; Six namen knots, H. Foster.
D. Masse; Bicycle race e E. Yungblut
L Willert, 33. MacKinnon, 0. Foster:
Spelling Match, 2nd cllass, F. Brown
M. Schwalm, G Thiel; Spelling match
4th class, R. Church, G. Horner; E.
Flaxbard; Weed naming Comp.,W.
Battler, M. Faster, H. Stade; eed
seed naming Comp., M Foster, 0.
Witmer, W. Battler; Public speak-
ing, Reta Horner, Violet Schwahn.
Winn. Battler; Kite Flying Compet-
ition, A. 1ViacKirinon, P. Hess, Q.
Hess; School Parade, No.7, lst, 2nd,
and 8rd; NO, 4, N. 6, No. 12,
Special Prizes for champion pup -
lis,
T. Eaton Co., Winnifred Battfer
91, Harry Foster 67; Martha Foster
46.
Races -Boys under 8, Allan Gas-
cho, H. EdItin,.'Girls under 8, G.
Ortwein, R. Mass, R. Brown; Boys
9 yrs„ Sahnon, E. Snider; Girls.
GRAIN AND CORN -S rin ), G. Thiel, G. Meiclinger; Boys Th -
grain and sheaf Robt. Buell; 0, A. O.
oats David Blackwell, Welland Sm-
ith; Fred Brown, Violet Schwalm;
Sheaf, V. Schwatlin, F, Brown, D.
Blackwell, W. Sinith; Barley 0.A.0
Laird Jacobe, J. Marskill, A. Iloff.
Smith,1nnSheaf, A. Clausitis Schilbe, G. Jacobe; 8 -legged lace, N,
L. Schwalm, A. narrntm, 0, Regier Geremette and A, Voisin, Q, hews
6yyeee jean Horner, L. :Far, and A. Stauous.. 6 AVIA
11, Q. Hess, P. Brown; Girls 10-11
V. Klopp, 0. Grenier; Boys open, A.
Heideman, C. Surerus; Girls open, 0
Koehler; 0. Manson, G. Zettel; Tea -
liters vice; Miss.L. Martin, Miss God -
'tine, Miss .Pepper; Trustees met, II
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Nature's Remedy. Product of Rock
Oil and Other Ingrediedts
KILLS HEALS '
WARBLES , ' 11-110.1511
MANGE' FISTULA
HEEL FLIES, , RINGWORM
After the rnoltadies are healed the hair growsk. ..a.
Dea Not Smart or Blister -
NON -POISONOUS DEATH TO ALL aERM LIFE
See List of Other Maladies on Lithol Can
LITHOL hPositirelty worth $5.00 of any man's money, flay-
ing. any cattle suffering fren: the albove malladies.
'ATHOL IS sold for 1,50'
Scull e at Son
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