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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1929-10-03, Page 4'FOUR R II111est, .wE RAl. D 4lg0'•! 1000 Alt 40 Ala 44 -411 Ale WORD COACH 1928, ONLY ;•.4500.00 • "• FORD COACH, 1927, AT » ... $290.00 E b-.`..$250.00 FORD COUPE, 1926 , AT j OVERLAND SIX COUPE, 1926 AT ,... $350.00 .$125.00 ....$250.00 Used Cars FORD 'TRUCK, 1923 AT St. "f,3 RD TRUCK, 1927 AT SANDY ELLIOT THE HOME OF THE FORD? SALES AND SERVICE AT 2 t ich and Exeter ZURICH FAQ(IAIR (Cont.aried 44.m Page .one) Hort caporal Coll, of any ifirad of apples, J, St- erling, L, Sc'*te'kmer, J. Battler; 4' var. fall 'a'13pl t, J. Stirling, H. True- mner, L, Scotehnier; 4 var, Wii3ter apples,, J. Starling, L, Scotch'ira'er; I(ing t i Toinlkins, J. Sterling, L. Scot - chiller; Show apples, L. Seotcliin r, J;. Bartley liA rthern spies, J. St'e'rling, J. Bhtii;ler; Baldwins, J. Sterling, la G "Seo t c hi ire's1• • R. I. te4 nn3 s J'. Ste �- 1ing, L. aeotehmer; Spitzes -drag, E. WHOA, L. Scotchiner; Canaria Reds, L. Sctf chmer, J. Sterling; Ribson Pi'plielt, J. Sterling, L. "Statchmer; Gelder). Russets, J 'Sterling, D. Klopp B'C1t Davis, L. Stt'tchmer, 1 Battler; Swaars, L. Stt tc'hmer, O. Klopp; , / gsiers, E. Walper, H. Truemner;' 'kerns, L. Scotch'ner, 1 Sterling; "Vali River, J. Hab'erer & Sons, E.. Haberer; Alexanders, J. Sterling Maiden's Blush, J. S'tex.liag; Blenheu Pippen, J. 'Sterling, `7,. 'Scotchmer •: Pewvaukee, L. Seatchmer, H. Truem-1 s;ner; Colverts, H. Trammels J. Ster •!. ling; 20 -oz. Pipped, J. 'Sterling, H. g' •! 'rummer, Taimrn 'Swee•ts,J. Sterling • ' L. Scotchmer; collection of Russet 3 apples, L. Scotc'lrtner, J. ''Sterling; co"l- • lection winter pears, J. 'Sterling; col- i ; lection pears, fall anf1-winter, R. Gel- • • ger, J. Sterling•; Bartlett pear, W. „I. Hey, J. Sterling; Fleniish Beauty, J. • ; Sterling; Clapp`3 Fovorfte pear, 7VI. ,20,1049.1),..•••••••••••&••••••••••••••••••••••••10•••,•06.0! Smith; Peaches, 1VI. Rader, G. Hey- wood; 12 prunes, H. Truemner, A. Hess; crab apples, red, 'J. -Sterling, M. •. 4a. * 4.> 4.+4.4.4.4.+++•.a a�• +4, .i 4.4.•.+4.4.4.4••.2.+4.•.4..4.:.tea t.4,4e+ ..1 + + .s., 4. 4. 4. r , J. 'Ster..2. +4. 4.: +. et. S cials ÷. „... . :,,.. + ,. + aF Fresh Soda Biscuits lb. 15c + '4,f Zink Jar Rings dozen 18c. *.' ais Fruit dishes dozen 50c, 4. Ala P & G. soap, 11 bars for 50c 1 gal. crocks, each 20c Plates, dozen 75c., $1., 1.25, 1.50 White Wine Vinegar, Brat Quality per Gallon 40e Corn Flakes, 2 for 19a. Jars, Pints, dozer.. $1.00 Jars, Quarts, dozen $1.25 1/ gallon Jars, doz. $1.65 .Lantern Glasses each 10c. Large pitchers, each 20c Flower Pots, 5, 10, 15c. each 11, Dinner Sets reg 28.50 for $21.00 Cups and Saucers, dozen $1.20 6 mixing bowls, ,set 69c Water Jugs, 20c, 25c, and 35c Each `a.a .izioleuns, 4 yards wide, at per Yard $3,06 lata Belle, Crepe 38 -in. wide SALE PRICE, yard $1.06 ainhflw Crepe, yard $1,25 Black Duchesse Satin, yd. $1.19 1 gitams and Prints yard 11.5e Turkish towels 25c and 39c .Ladies Vests, each 15c. Emb. Floss, 2 skeins for 5c I.11eat's Dress Shirts each $1.00 Boys' Play suits, 75c and $1. Children's Hose, all colors, pr. 19c Men's Socks pair 15c illen's Overalls and Smocks,at each $2.15 Hats, each l0e Bathing Suits, 75c and rw T. L. WURM Phone 140 1314410144+44+44+41++++++++.44,44++++++++++++++++++++++++ eta Does it pay to wear tires OUT? It does not pay to run tires till they go to pieces—because- -Vs dangerous. A blowout may easily lead to a crash. a ---It's false economy. You can't afford the time, the trouble and the Inconvenience that blowouts bring. —k`s not worth the worry. You can't ride in comfort if you know a blowout is due any minute, It will pay you to let us pull off those old tires and put on a set of brand new Dominion Royal Cords or Royal Masters. They will free you from worry. Royal Cords will cost you less in the long run than any other tire in their class—Royal Masters are in a class by them- selves. DOMINION TmE ;EPOT 0. Mousseau Geiger; grapes, •E. Walper, J. Battler Best coll. grapes, J. Haberer & Sons, P. Haberer; plums, H. Truemner, P. Haberer; coll. plums, T. Johnson. Judges—Arthrxr 'Weber, P. 3. Haberer. Garden Vegetables World's Wonder potatoes,M. Rader red and white Elephant pot., J. Bat- tler; Rural New Yory pot., E. Will- ert, W. Decker, M. Rader; any var. late potatoes, M. Rader, P. Haberer; J. Haberer & Sons; any var. early pot., M. Rader; Green Mountain pot, J. Battler, M. Rader; Irish cobbler pot., P. Haberer, M. Smith. E. Hab- erer; corn, flint variety, G. Heywood;, corn, dent variety, Mrs. E. Tremblay sweet corn, E. Walper, G. Farwell;; 151k. sweet corn, J. Battler. Dairy and other Products Butter, crock or tub, winter use, E. Walper; butter, crock 5 lbs, R. Geiger, W. Hey, J. rattler; butter, 3 -lbs. prints, G. Farwell, J. Battler, Mrs. C. Heist; cheese, homemade, E. Haberer, E. Walper; honey in comb, E. Haberer, J. Haberer & Sons; hon- ey extracted, J. Haberer & Sons, E. Haberer; honey display, J. Haberer & Sons; maple syrup, M. Rader, J. Sterling; 'hen's eggs, J. Battler, H. Yungblut; pr. chickens dressed, E. Walper, R. McLinchey; homemade hand soap 3. Battler, W. Hey; large red onions, J: Battler, M. Smith;large vellow onions, M. Smith, J. Battler; Dutch setts, R. Geiger, P. Schwalm; white field carrots, G. Heywood, Mrs E. T'iembjay; red garden carrots, J. Bottler, i. jjnowden; Sweedish turn- ips, : Rader, E. Walper; long red marigolds, u, He rood, 11. Truemner Interm. mangole:; M, Wider; sugar beet mangolds, M. Rader, ,E, Haber- er; Oxford cabbage, J. Gas:hot.,',.`!4- .,, E• Haberer; Drumhead cabbage, J. ,.`!R- cho, E. Walper, blue cabbage, J. Gascho; black Spanish radish, G. Far well, R. Geiger; white radish, P. J. Haberer; cauliflower, E. Walper; 'garden beans, F. Kockems, E. Walper' yellow pumpkin, T. Snowden, M. Rader; Mammoth eassapltIri, 11. True- muer; Zeiet'y, E, Walper; citron, G. ?reywood, Mrs. E. Darling; Hubbard squash, Dr. MacKinnon, T. Snowden; Mammoth squash, G. Heywood, H. Truemner; blood beets, G. livwood, Mrs. E. Tremblay; root beets, M. Ra- der, J. Battler; watermelons, M. Smith, E. Walper; muskmelons, M. Rader; tomatoes, M. Smith, J. Bat- tler; yellow tomatoes, M. Smith, J. Battler. Judge—J. W. Ortwein. Domestic Science Loaf white bread, E. Haberer, Smith; nut bread, G. Jacohe, airs. L. Pfile; raisin buns or rolls. Mrs. A. Johnston, E. Haberer; tea biscuits, Mrs. E. Darling, .R. 1VIcLinchey; roll- ed sugar cookies, Mrs. A. Johnston, E. Walper; rolled ginger cookies, Mrs A. Johnston, J. Battler; fried cakes, E. Walper, Mrs. A. Johnston; loaf cake, E. Haberer, W. Decker; dark layer cake, J. Battler, G. Jacobe; light layer cake, W. Decker, G. Jac- obe; cherry pie, Dr. MacKinnon, W. Decker; meat loaf, R. McLinchey; canned rhubarb, P. Haberer, Mrs. A. Johnston; canned raspberry, M. Ra- der, R. •Geiger; canned strawberries, Mrs. A. Johnston; canned cherries, Mrs. A. Johnston, Dr. MacKinnon; canned pears, W. Decker, Mrs. ' A. Johnston; preserved citerons, Mrs. E. Tremblay, W. Decker; preserved plums, Mrs. L. Pfile, Dr. MacKinnon; preserved peaches, Mrs. E. Tremblay, Mrs. A. Johnston; currant jam, Mrs. L. Pfile, W. Hey; berry jam, Mrs. A. Johnston, Dr. MacKinnon; other nat- ive fruit jam, W. Hey, Mrs. E. Trem- blay; grape jelly, Mrs. A. Johnston; current jelly, M. Smith, L. Prang; bottle mixed vinegar pickles, Dr. 'MacKinnon, Mrs. A. Johnston; bottle mustard pickles, Dr. MacKinnon, Mrs A. Johnston; catsup, Mrs. A, John- ston, Mrs. E. Tremblay; pickled red cabbage, M. Smith, W. Decker; can- ned tomatoes, red, E. Haberer, L. Prang; canned corn, E. Walper, W. Decker; most valueable collection can ned fruit, Mrs. A. Johnston, A. 0. Elliott Special, 3. Battler; Zurich Flour Mills Special, bread, M. Smith; Zurich Flour Mills Special, biscuits, E. Haberer. Ladies' Work Quilt, pieced cotton, T. Johnson, Mrs. E. Darling; quilt, fancy quilt- ing, cotton, R. Stade, Mrs. E. Darling comforter, homemade, A. Jacobe, L. Prang; bedspread, knit or croenet, T, Johnson, Mrs. E. Darling; bedspread, other handwork, Mrs. E, Dar- ing, .1, Moaner; hoose dress, cotton, Ars. E. Darling, 1 Merner; plan's garmera ;'•'nitirie mad`,. �.usrs Pfile, i'. ttalbr`le,scii; child's inade over dress, E. 1Iabeitl:, >l'. Kalb- fieiSali..; bed sheet, handmade, unlaun- dered, Mrs. E. Darling,,, A. Cochrane.' kitchen apron, Mrs, L. Pfile, W, Hay; ladies' dust cap, Anna Hess, W.Ney; knitted sweater coat, 3, Merner„ M, Livingston; wool socks, hand knit,M, Livingston, >Mrs, • E. Darling; mitts, hand knit, d, Battler, 'Vire. E. Darling darning Wolin sock o1 ste'eking, F. Kalbfler'sc'la, 14Lrs, L, Pirie;• mending worn table linen, T, •Jol+ttb•oal, M. Liv- ingston.r; floor mat, br'ai'ded, M. Liv - in s tr,iu M. Rader; f lout, other kind,, 'lltrs. C. Haist, .i W, Hoffman; homt laundry white :Shirt or shirt war'st, Dr. MacKinnon, F. Kalbfieisch. Parley.. Work-L'arsi, Irish crochet, F. Kalbfleisch, M. TLavingston; lace fi) to crochet, Mrs. E.; Darling, M.Liv- ingston; lace, aaii t' d, Mrs. E. Dar- ting,' E. Deters, Jr; drawn work, dis- gay, Mrs. L. P3i'1'e, M. Livingston; tatting display, R. Geiger, M. Living- stone,- embroidery, French, Mrs. Dar- ling, Anna Hess; rranb., Filet, M. Liv- ingston, W. Hey; emb. Roman cut, Mrs. Darling, M. -Living -sten.' . -Livingston; emb. It- alian relief, T..l;.ohnson, A. Cochrane emb. Bulgarian, .M. Livingston, 1VIrs. E. Darling; ends- French knot, A.Co- chrane, Mrs. E. Darling; emb. cross stitch, L. W. H•ofiman, Mrs. C. Heist; emb. modern floral, Mrs. Darling, M. Livingston; speciman, modern bead- ing, M. Livingston, R. McLinchey; specimen, hand 'hemstitch, single, T. Johnson, M. Livingston. Dining Room—Lunch set, 5 pieces, L. W. Hoffman, M. Livingston; tea cloth, Mrs. Darling, L. W. Hoffman; set table doyleys, Mrs. Darling L. W. Hoffman; set table mats, Mrs. L.Pfile, Mrs. Darling; serviettes, L: W. Hoff- man, J. Merner; table cloth and six napkins, Mrs. Darling, M. Livingston; tray cloth, Mrs. Darling, M. Living- ston; service tray, A. Cochrane, M. Livingston; centrepiece, white, L. Prang, M. Livingston; buffet set,Mrs. Darling, L. Prang. Bed Room ---Pillow slips, embroid- ered, Mrs. Darling, M. Livingston;pil- low slips other hand work, Mrs. Dar- ling, A. Cochrane; pillow slips, plain, W. Hey, Mrs. Darling; fancy sheets sad pillow slips to match, Mrs. Dar- ling, M. Livingston; towels, embroid- ered, Mrs. Darling, M. Livingston; guest towels, other hand work, Mrs. Darling, NI. Livingston; bath towels, M. Livingston, R. McLinchey; dresser runner, washable, L. Prang, 1VIrs.Dar- ling; curtains hand trimmed, M. Liv- ingston, T. Johnson; vanity set, T. Johnson, Mrs. Darling; bedroom set Mrs. L. Pfile; boudour cushion, Mrs. Darling, P. Schwalm; laundry bag, Mrs, C. Haist, Anna Hess; night robe, L. W. Hoffman, M. Livingston; step- ins, L. Prang, H. Fuss; collar and cuff set, J. 'Merner, H. Fuss, hand- kerchiefs, 3 styles handwork, L. Prang, H, Fuss; wrist bag fancy, Mrs Darling, T. Johnson; neglige jacket, M. Livingston, H. Hess; Afternoon blouse, hand trimmed, J. Merner, A. Cochrane; ladies' scarf, fancy, H. Fuss; ladies' dressing gown, fancy H. G. Hess. Children's Wear—Bonnet, J. 'Mer- ner, H. G. Hess; jacyet and bootees, J. Merner, M. Livingston; slumber 1 pillow, L. Prang, J. Merner; crib,•tov er, Mrs. :Darling, H. Fuss; r 1ij1s to fancy dress, :handmade, M. 7,iiVlitg- ston; child's dress and blo'araneilrs, J. Merner,. R+. Geiger, Living Room—Centre ;piece:, color- ed, emb., Mrs. C. Hatat, L. Prang; centre piece, other hand work, L. Prang, 0, Jacobe; table Miner, Mrs- Johnston, M. Livingston; sofa pillow. handwork, Mrs- Darling, F. Kalbfiei- sch; sofa pillow, other hand work, K. Livingston, L. Prang;•lamp alt les .. hand made, Mrs. C,. Haist, H. G.Hess. single piece 'needlework, not iiste4,,'1' Hey, J. Merner; roll. six different stylus needlework, Anna H,Men. L. Pfile, Mrs. Darling; Dr. r! J. O'Dwyer'a Special, W. Hey- Judge—Mrs. W. Jenkins, Clanton. Art Work Oil painting, landscape, tress na- ture, M. Livingston, T. Johnson; oil painting, marine view, copy, M. Liv- ingston, 'E. Daters Jr; water colors, scene original, M. Livingston, A. Cochrane; water colors 1 w-ers,r grouped, 11L.. Livingston, IL .CF+'uss';wat- er colors, animals, copy, llf.Living- ston, A. Cochrane; pastel,. any sub- ject, M. Livingston, A. Cochrane; crayon or charcoal sketch, IR' 1L Living- ston, A. Cochrane; pencil drawing, original, A.. Cochrane, M. Livingston; conventional design, in colivr,d.;,, any subject, M. Livingston, A. Cochrane; basketry, L. W. Hoffman; wood! eaty- `."J<'hurs4alq, O:olbd 1mr $rd, 114-2.4-) ''L.. it tarso stop,, iL. W. 1,1oikman t amateur atitoto, Tarin scenes, • P. Schwel tr,,. :.:paters. Jr; single piece • art nrcntI , :slot listed, T. Johnson, He.. T+'usva, .(d.rawing, colored, maple • leaf„ A, ,Coe crane, «r . Fatss, ' iLiura'I Exlt"ibits Asters, ^ardiite, Anna Hess, Itfital+ti� Tiresnbb y; .asters, colleetion, Mrs. I 'seniblaay„ lana, Mess; Gladioli, best r blooms, G Heywood, Anna Hess; !loses, beet tell., P Haberer, G. Hey-., wood • Zsn tras, best display, ay, AS na t Hes , .M'fri,,. Tremblay; Annuals, best ; coil.,nna Bess, Mrs. Tremblay; ; -Perennials, best poll., Anna Hess, ;rah/m=4 bouquet, table, mixed bliss . ormis f rma .Hess, G. Heywood., .Petted Plants—.Begonia Rex, Mrs.. C. !Dist; Begonia, flowering, P. Hab--• ems, E. • Welbf eisch; Coleus, Mrs.. Tremblay, T. Johnson; fern, any var- • lett-, : Macl innon, L. W. Hed"man; ,; Gez is urr, single., F. Kalbfl'eisch, T . Jofnranra 'tae'raxiivan, double, T. john -- sons, 1yDarc;rs Jr; Fucia, single andi double,. E. Daters Jr:, M. Smith,;,; ho+tsse plants, if'.Haberer; Gascl eat SF folia E Haberer. ,;i irdren':s Department 'C+Zstion Mounted •weeds, J. Bat- tler; G. Farwell; roll. weed seeds, A,. P ITlass, 'Dr. MacKinnon; bird houses. J^ R. Sterling, A. F. Hess; writing. over ]H years o'143„. G. Farwell, J. Bat tier,, :art over 34 years old, J. 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Chap. 8 and Ontario Voters' Lists Act, 1927, Chap. 7 THE ONTARIO ELECTION, OCTOBER 30th, '1929 • TAKE NOTICE that the sittings of the Revising Officers for the purpose of hearing complaints or • appeals with regard to Voters' Lists to be used at the pending election sof a member of the Legis - to lative Assembly for each of the Electoral Districts of Huron North, and Huron South, will be held • • ' for the respective municipalities in said Districts, at the following 'kisses and places, mentioned in the schedule below, with the navies, of the Clexk of the Revising Officer for each •Municipality, and the • last date for making complaints of appeals to the aid Clerk_ HURON '[ORTH .+ • - " -Ii'" "RI,- "" -01155trir ' it+' 1 Time of C erk of Last Day for Municipality Date of Sitting Place of Sitting Sitting Revising Officer' Complaints Ashfield Township Oct. 7th Tp. Hall, Ashfield 111 a.m. C.E.. McDonagh, Luck -now R3 Oct,a Colborne Tp. Oct. 10th Tp. Hall, Carlow 111L30am.Mrs_. I. Hetherington, Goderich Oct.7 Grey Tp. Oct. llth Tp. Hall, Ethel IL.30am. J. H. Fear, Ethel Oct.& Howick Tp. Oct. 5th Tp. Hall, Gerrie 11.30am. Geo, W. Walker, 'Corrie Oct.2 Morris Tp. • Oct. 12th Tp. Hall, Morris II a.m. Alex. MacEwmi, Bluevale Oct.9 Turnberry Tp. Oct. 14th Tp. Hall, Bluevale 11 a.m.. W.. R. Cruickshank, Wingham Oct.10 East. W.awanosh Tp. Oct. 15th For. Hall, Belgrave 11 a.mi. A. Porterfield, Belgrave No.1 Oct•11 West Wawanesh Tp. Oct. 8th Tp. Hall, W. Waw. 11 a.m., _ Durniie Phillips, Lucknow Octal Goderich, Town ` Oet.1,2,3,4, Crt. Hs., Goderich 10, Lon 'Miss R. V. 1laegele, Goderich Sep.27 Wingham Tows). .. Oct: 16th Town, Hall, Wingham 1.1 a.m. W.. A.. Galbraith,! Wingham Oct.12 Brussels Village , Oct_ 2nd, Town Hall, Brussels. 11a.m. AH: Macdonald, `. Brussels Sep.2F Blyth Village Oct. 37,, Cam. Ha13,, Blyth 11 a.m. Jas:. D;.. Moody, Blyth Oet.14 • • • • • • ••• • •Y • • • • Hay Township • Hullett Tp. Goderich Tp. •o. McKillop Tp. Stanley Tp. Stephen Tp. Tuckersrnith Tp. ilsborne Tp. • Clinton Town • Seaforth Town Exeter Village • ' Hensall Village HURON SOUTH,. ' Ott- 15th Tp: Hall,' Zurich ,2 30 pm A. F. Hess, Zurich O'ct.11 Get. 5th Coni. Hall, Londesb'a 3. p.m. J. Finglaud, Londesboro Oct.2 O.ct, 7th,, Hall, Hohnesville 3, p.m. R. G. Thompson, Clinton Oct.3 Oct. 114th Libr. H'1, Seaforth 3 p.m. J. McNay, Seaforth No. 2 Oct.10 Oct.. 8th. Tp. Hall, Varna. 2.311 pm. Oct. 9th_ Tp. Hall, Crediton. 1 p.m. Oct. 12th Walker 111 Bruce'1d 3, p.m. Oct. lath Tp. Hall, Eli nvilbe• 230 pm. Oct. 3rd Town Hall, Clinton 2.30 pm. Oct. 11 Town Hall, Seaforth 2.30 pm. Oct. 16,. Vill. Hall, Exeter 2.30 pm. Oct. 4,. Town Hall, Hensali 1.30 pm. J.. E. Barnwell, Varna H. Eilber, Crediton D. F. McGregor, Seaforth R. Henry Strang, Hensall R,1 D. L. Macpherson, Clinton J. A. Wilson, Seaforth Jos. Senior, Exeter John Patterson, .Hensel! Oct. 4 Oct. 5 3 Oct. 9 Oct.15 Sept.30 Oct. 8 Oct.12 Oct. 1 to examine the Voters' Lists to ascertain that their names are cor- All persons are calledupon. • rectly'entered therein - 9 AND FURTHER TAKE. NOTICE that any voter in any of the said Mat cipalities who desires to • complain that his name or the name of any person entitled to be entered on the said list for that • municipality has been omitted from the same, or thatthe names of any persons who are not entitled to be voters have been entered thereon, may as above set out apply, complain or appeal to have his name or the name of any other person entered on or removed from the list. •• AND- FURTHER TATO',NOTICE that such appeals must be by notice in'writing in the prescri- • bed form, (in duplicate) signed by the catnplainant, and given to the. Clerk .of the Revising Officer,, or • left for him at his address as stated. above. • The lists of Voters may be seen at the• office of the Clerks of the itevlsing Officer in each • Municipality as above. •sfa • For further information write to Mrs. 1 B. Reynolds, Box 444, +!Gtxi;Ceriiel, Clerk for the Elec- tion Board, of the County of Huron. • • 0 E. N. LEWIS, stir: R+wutd of Ore, County of :iuron. Dated at Goderich the 18th Day o ' September, A. EP:action,: Da 19x:91 • • • • • • • • • • • 1 • •. • • • • • • ,i'