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Vol. XXXII No. 11
ZURICH ,THURSDAY MORN
G. SEPTEMBER17 1931.
Zurich Fall Fair, Sept. 28th -2
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ZURICH SCHOOL FAIR.
The annual Zurich School Fair
;was held on the Agalieulturali grounds
en Monday afternoon with a, fair at-
tendance. Early hr. the morning. the
section was visited with. a most 'wel-
come raid, which however was ail
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gan. The attendance this year was
not as large as usual owing to only
-two school sections• entering namely
No..7 (Zurich School) and No. 3, (the
Parr Line School), as last year there
were no less than six schools partici-
pating. During the afternoon the
Inspector, Mr. Beacom of Goderich„
gave some very interesting remarks
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ALSO AGENTS FOR THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
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ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Pianos Pianos
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We're Going Back to me 7 Doreen O'eCeciDwyer; Oniohs4-7
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Alrneda Deichert, 7 Charles Thiel,
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along the line of school fairs and
couraged every school section to h
their scholars in Inc for next yea
it is a great education to the co),
generation, and an opportunity ,
should not be etl pass by in
present age where quality of
produce counts so, much. Mr: ;afi
McLeod, B.S.A., the AgricUltural
presentative and his staff ably ha'
led the afternoon's program,
when the opportunity availed 13
encouraged those taking part in the
advancement of their work. The
public speaking contests and the we-
ed naming contest, also the judging
contests were very interesting inde.el
Let's hope that next years' rair
again see six or more schools. partial,
pating. Following is the list of the
prize winners, the figure before eaeh
name denotes the school section ' te
which they belong:
Grain and Corn
Spring wheat, quart -7 Fred Brow;
Oats, quart -3 Wilmer Adkins, T
Blanche Grenier, 7 Eearl Deichert, 3
Billie Fuss; Barley, quart -3 Ivan
Reichert, 3 Billie Fuss; Barley Sheaf
-7 Kenneth Stock; Field Corn, Long
fellow, 6 ears -7 Marie Bedard, Mil-
dred Haberer, 7 Grace Meyers, 7
Elda Koehler. • i;
Roots anfVegetables
Mangolds-7 William Brown, 7
Carl Decker, 7 Ruth Brown, 7 Ritth
Foster; Tuknips-7 Carl Decker, 7
Lenora Haberer, 7 Eileen Beaverrs7
Marjorie Gellman; Beets -7 Archie
MacKinnon, 7 Kathleen Kochems,
Vera Flaxboard, 7 Alpha Meyers; Car
rots -7 Harry Foster, 7 Greta Flax-
' board, :7 Ruth Johnston Dori
Meyers; Parsnips --7 Geraldine Den-
Chester L. Smith, Pobliddleattet
41.2.5 a year, U.S. $1.501 I Advalestt:
*1-60 LNA,FtRE &RS, $2 MAT .122; CHATIONIGt
Let us see you all present!
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Bruce Church; Cosmos -7 Karl De-
cker, 7 Mary Merner, 7 Audry Fos-.
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WE HAVE LINES or (CHILDREMS :SHOES THAT MEET "R"PlE
1REQUIREMENTS OF 11ENT.TETITLL :FOOT DEVELOPMENT AND
THAT WILL GIVE .MANY _MONTHS OF 'WEAR AND PROPER
PROTECTION T THEISM' _ACTIVE TOIUNGSTERS, EMATILY
SMART JN AppEARANcs TOO, \WON'T, 'YOU DROP IN AND
LET ITS :SHOW ",!rHEM 'TO MOIL
CHILDREN OXFORDS .ANDSTRAP:SLIPLIERS FROM 411 'TO 41;50
MISSES OXFORDS IL/SD:STRAP .SMEPERS FROM $.1..:50 to $`2:0'5
YOUTH AND BOYS REAL,SCHWL:SHOES FROM .11...50 to !$2.95
REPAIRING. 'NEATLY ;DONE
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Brown's Boot Shop WINDOW DISPLAY
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- °"CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
They Have Arriv
The New Fall Siftings and
Ovematings
r Ili FABRICS FROM -WORT33 FAMOUS TIMIRS31
1LOON1S -win- A VARIETWI EXCLUSIVEIX PAVIIERINED
:SUITINGS IN THE EWESDF F.ALIL. 4101D WINTER. SHADES
.---4YARK BROWN, BOWE IOW =MY. TILIMRIECTS COI
VELOUR. WHITNEY. IMELTIIN ..AND TWEED OVER-
ODATTINGS.
, CatiVIE TO-MOBBO0U WILL 'NOT BEIURGED .E1111Y.
• rsigt volt tOrunsmr nmorrtstlimDING- quAtriv. ANDATAi-
WES, THAT HAVE' DOVE "CLOTHES (OF QVAMIT' FAMOUS
Co4sV TO COAST.. , XtraTEMYSER, WIT AND SATUFACT-
WON IGIDONANTEED.
-CLOTHES OP klUALITY” SOLD EROLUSIVELV
MORE gliMilttrr-IMUCE VALUE
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liatISAILWEIRS AND LROSRESItAL DIRECTORS
Mr. Eldon Appel, of London was
a Sunday visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Albrecht.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thiel and fam-
ily and Mr. Ward Fritz motored to
Toronto last week,
Miss Ruby Church who is attend-
ing Westervelt School at London,
spent the week -end at her home here
Mri Philip Sippel and son Edward
of Pigeon, Mich., are visiting with old
Zurich friends at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Erb and fam-
ily of the Bronson, were recent vis-
itors to Niagara Falls and other
points east.
A goodly number from the village
and vicinity are attending London
Fair these days. The weatherman is
very promising and large crowds ga-
ther daily.
11r. and Mrs. lsreal Wilhelm and
two daughters, Helen and Marjorie,
of Milverton were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C., L.
Smith.
Prof. Alvin Surerus of Toronto, is
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Gert-
rude Surerus of the Bronson Line.
Mr. Surerus is a Proffessor in langu--
ages at Toronto University.
Mr. and nd Mrs.. Lloyd Hya.n.sel of Buf-
falo
Evangelical parsonage. , "dcMrs
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gtrotrrongts-,'-reeNT'eeetr4.....sant races,
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Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier at the
falo are visiting with her parents„
Watch and Clock Yes! You will Find a
Repairing
WE BELIEVE WE CAN.
GIVE YOU THE VERY
BEST IN WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRS, WITH
PRICES C9NSIDERABLY
LOWER THAN 'WHAT IS
CHARGED IN THE LARGER
1 CENTRES
FURTHERMORE WE CAN GIVE
YOU PROMPT SERVICE.
Special Attention to Mailed in Wat-
ches.
Hess, The Jeweller
DIFFERENCE IF YOU BEAM
Prices now at Rack
Bottom low for the
Season.
STOCK UP NOW Wall THIS
GENUINE ANTHRACITE
For Cash Payment a Discount of MT
per Ton wil be Allowed_
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OFFER YOU. COMPARE QUALITY AND PRICES WITH MAIL. -.F.
* ORDER HOUSES, ETC„ AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT YOU .r
CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR FOOTWEAR HERE.,
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+ tbLEs A- Aivco ZitxtsoeEin, RUire/F.It HEELS
e. And Sturdy Built with Leather Insoles and heel:try Leather or Peewee 4.-
+ Soles, Guaranteed the Best, $2.75 and $3.00 Pair.. -I-
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+ • BOYS' BLACK OXFORDS IN A COMFORTABLE AND GOOD t
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4. FITTING LAST, SIZES 1 to 5%, Reg. $3.50 New $2.50 •Tr
• BOYS' WORK SHOES, BLACK OR TAN SOLID LEA Tiee,R,, t,
+ Last year we sold these at $3.00, to -day only $2.25 ..I.,
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+ WOMEN'S PAT STRAPS, Gores aucrSatins, Only $2.50 to $2.7S Fee 1..-
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WoMEN'S BLACK CANVAS 1 STRAP HOUSE SLIPPERS WITH '
Leather Soles and Rubber Heels, Reg. $1.25, Now $1.50 a Pair
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CHILDRENS' PAT STRAP SLIPPERS, SIZES 8 TO 1.0%
Horseshoe Tournament
inc Zurich Horseshoe Club, two .
ter; Verbenia.-7 Mae Smith,' 7 Mil -
SPECIAL PRICE $2.35
being champion players, came up to 1.,MEN'S BLACK MENNONITE Bri/C. WITHT OUTSIDECOU=SE t
dred Haberer, '7 Wilmer Snider; Cal-
endula-7 Ruth Foster, 7 Elroy Des-
jardine, 7 Ross Johnston; Fr. Mari-
golds -3 Jean Pybus, 7 Marjorie Gal
lman; Pinks -Nothing but leaves;
Gallardia-7 Harry Foster, 7 Louise
Willert, 7 Doris Meyers; Bouquet of.
any single variety of flowers -1 Lou-
ise Willert, 7 Archie MacKinnon, 7.
Vera Decker.
Poultry
Barred Rock Cockrel-7 Elroy.
Desjardine, 7 Mildred Haberer, 7
Fred Brown, 7 Dorothy O'Brein;
Barred Rock, Pullet -7 Lenora Hab-
erer, 7 Elroy Desjardine,Mildred
Haberer, 7 Fred Brown; hite Leg-
horn Cockerel -3 Mildred Pybus,
Elroy Desjardine; Whiite Leghorn
Puttet-7 Lenora Haberer, 7 Doro-
thy O'Brein, 3 Jean Pybus; Dozen
brown. eggs -7 Elroy Desjardina, 7
Mildred Haberer,
7 Carl Decher, 7
Wilmer Snider; Dozen white eggs -
7 Audrey Foster, 7 Marjorie Galle
Clinton on Wednesday evening to
play the locals. The result was that
the visitors are still champions, the
score being 383 points for Zurich to
352 for Clinton, four games up. Still
the locals should not give up, there
is still hope for them. Anyway, they
won from Zurich on their own gro-
und recently -Clinton News -Record.
A Bad Smash
As a result of a crash one mile
north of Exeter on Tuesday night of
last week, George Ingram of Exeter
is charged with driving a wagon not
carrying the proper lights. William
Neeb of Zurich, driving an automo-
bile, crashed into the rear of Ingh-
am's wagon. Ingram was thrown to
the road and, injured about the body
and Mr. Neeb received cuts and bru-
ises. The car turned over on its side
and was badly damaged. The horses
were seriously injured one had to be
killed, and the wagon damaged be-
yond repair. The vehicles were trav-
man, 7 Greta Flaxbard; Dog -7 Wil 7 ening in the same direction and Mr.
lis Fosterri Chas. Thiel; 7 Dorothy Neeb did not see the wagon, carried
O'Brein, 7 Grace Meyers; Any pet -
7 Ruth Johnston, 7 Ross Uttley, 7
Archie MacKinnon, 7 Audry Foster; was coming the opposite direction,
Winter wheat, quart -7 Elroy Des- but escaped the mixup.
jardine„ 7 Marjorie Gellman, 7 Karl,'
Decher. • Late Mrs. Floyd. Miller
• . Vegetables ' ;The death occurred. at the' ICitch-
Potatoes, Irish Cobbler -7 Louise ener-Waterloo Hospital on Sunday
Willert, 7 Alice Beaver, t rviarjorie
Gellman; Green Mountain potatoes -
7 Marjorie Gellman, 3 Marjorie Dat-'
ars; Dooley potatoes -3 Ervin Reich-
ert; 7 Alice Beaver, 8 Ivan Reichert;
Pie punipkin-7 Doris Meyers, 7
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no lights, in time to avoid the ac-
cident. We -understand, another car
morning of Mrs. Floyd Miller of De-
troit, and formerly Miss, Olga How-
ald of Zurich, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Howalch The deceased
was born in Zurich and twelve years
ago was married to Mr. Miller and
went to reside in, Detroit. Some
seven weeks ago she came to Kitch:
ener to visit her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Miller and was taken ill at her home
ATTENTION! ,trzoltw.-eek.pitshaogsosaihe was removed to
. She is survived
by her husband, her parents, Mr. and
,Mrs. Jacob HowaId, Zurich; three
brothers, Mr. Henry Howald of Zur-
ich; Mr. Herbert Howald of Owen
Sound and Mr. Theodore Howald of
Kitchener and four sisters, Mrs. Sam
:Lennox of Saskatchewan; Mr. 0. Mil-
ler, Kitchener, Mrs. IC. Barry, New
ork City and Mrs. E. Yearioe. of
Detroit. The body of the deceased
lay at the Lippert and Hunter Fan-
eral Home until Tuesday morning,
when it was brought to Zurich where
the. funerallook place at the home of
Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr% and Mrs.
Howald on Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock, Rev. Mr. Tuerkheim offi-
ciating. Interment was Made in the.
Lutheran Cemetery.
Edighoffer Garage
HORSE Silt:MI/4'G AND ALL
KINDS OF BLACKSMITHING,
A1TO11013ILE REPAIRING, REND.
tRS AND BODIES REPAIRED.
No Matter How Badly Damaged.
BEST OIL OR GAS, AUTO ACCES-
ORTES.
CHARGER REASONABLE
Give Ut a Calll
ZACK KIPPEN, ZURICH
Reg. $2.25 To -day. $1.3t Misses Sizes 11 to 2 may U.50.. #P"
T. MEN'S SUNDAY BOOTS, HIGH TOPS, ONLY PAIR $7.7S
t MEN'S OXFORDS, PRICER AT $7.55, $3-50, $3.75, MOB
• CANVAS FOOTWE.A.R, WITH RUBBER SOLES, 65c„ 75c, $.1 -Re
Childs, Boys', and Mn's Included.
0 FRITZ & SON
MEMBERS OF MUTUAL SHOE STORES
The Largest Group of Exclusime Footwear Merchants itn Canaa.
Zurich
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Superior Quality Store
We are now offering a full line fzX
Spring and Summer Goods at Rock
Bottom Prices
WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND SEE SOME
F OUR. BARGA.lila
IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS, 1 YARD WIDE PRINTS AT Mr
A YARD. corroNs AT 10c AND 15e. A YARD.
SEE OUR OVERALLS AT SileStt A PAIR.
GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HARNESS REPAIRS„ SHOES., PAINTS, OILS ETC, ETC.
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL ACEROHAMT
PHONE 11 97 iaLAKE