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SOLD BY
A. MELICK
ZURICH, ONT.
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Thursday, Septeu'ber 25th, 1924°
Is here again with all its beautiful displays of the products of our
Bountious seasons crops. Make It one of rejoicing by buying at home, as all
business men have special goods at special prices for this event. Come and seer
in Sarnia.
Miss Pearl ]raft was confined
to the•house a few days last we-
ek.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Koch have re-
turned after epending several we-
eks in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs„ Harry 13uehlow fo
Walkerton spent the week -end with
Mr. an aMrs. IE, Roffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ahrens of Elmira,
spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Nadiger,
Mrs. Witzel epent Saturday and
Sunday in Zurio h. is on
Master Howard KlumpP
the isickl iat, wo hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mr. G. Nad.iger has returned af-
ter spending several months in
Prestoie
Mr. and Mee. Schenk, of Walk-
erton spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Schenck:
Mrs. Henderson of Preston, vis-
ited in town on Sunday.
Ir1rs. Elizabeth Geiger is spend-
ing a few days at Zurich..
• Mr. Czar Kellerman returned
from Victoria Hospital on Tuesday,
after having undergone an operat
tion for appendicitis.
EXETER FALL FAIR
' \,hent 'he Directors of the Ex-
eter Fair changed their annual fair
day from Tuesday to Wednesday,
they guessed, aright the weather-
man For several, years wet wea
'ether on one or other of the fair
days affected either the number of
eehibits or the attendance, but this
year weather conditions could not
have beent better, consequently Ex-
eter had the best fair in mance ye-
arg. Light horses made an un-
usually goodshowing, all the
asses ware well filled and the qu-
ality was suaerreli'ngly good. Cat-
tle eentriee were also heavy and
there wain very, keen competition
in every Blass, while hogs, ,sheep'
and poultry were well up to stand -
darn, both in numbers and quality,
The attnedance, in ).spite of the
fact that the bean harvest is in full,
swing in the district, was the lar-
gest in many years. The total
'gate receipts amounted to some-
thing over $500.
Following is the results of the
horse judging.
General Purpose -Brood mare, ac;
compa.nied by foal, W: Hooper, ;.1.
Manson & Sons; foal, W. Hooper,
J. Manson & Sons; filly or gelding
3 yrs. Old, W. Decker, filly or gel-
ding, 2 yrs. old V. Decher, team
Decher and 2nd.
Agricultural --Foal, E. Heist ;filly
or gelding 3 yr. old W. Brock; filly
or gelding 2 yr. old L. Gainer; filly
or gelding lyr. old, L. Geiser, Wm.
Brock, •
eldin
Heavy Draught -Filly or g g
3 yr. old O. Copeland, B. Williams
team, Arksey Bros., 13.. W illiame;
diploma for best animal, Arksey.
Bros.
Carriage --Brood mare acc it p-
anied by foal, H. Brown, foal, -W.
Dccher; 2 yr, old C. Prouty; single
carriage horse, J. Young, G. Dun
can, C. Workman; pr. carriage hor-
ses in harness and carriage, C. Fa w.
ner; lady driver, C. Prouty,
Decher, Stone; diploma foi best
animal, Decher.
AUCTION SALE
' Autos, Send 'leaner, Barn
,ftke;eessories and Household Effects
; . atterday, September 27th, 1924
i :loraamenicihug at 1.30 o'clock, p. ut.
tsa lowizlg.--
Be; drown 'suite complete, 2
asrteada with springs and mat -
stand, 3 toilet setts, ,Sew-
raehing, 'electric washer and
leteringer combined, extensioon table,
`,11gfgrouin chairs'coal oil heater
,adle, child's crib, leather covered
tetra :chair„ 2 parlor chairs, cream
4teeparator small size; aurae 2
+•rch rockers).. enlarging camera
�t- ,' Tssstman developing tank,
Zreeeee (;grand touring ,ear; p'ee
f'tlpe nearly new', power .Clips
*wed cleate:r with elevators and
malting and p'ulley's if not pre -'-
I 1y soold; Westinghouse 1 hr p,
•otor. 2 hand treed cleaners Clip -
tillers; lawn mower; wheel barrow,
;:Meant carpet sweeper, large preas-
°e tank and pump; lamps, dishes,
ieae;
irom pots, large- iron ket-
etle and stand, 2 1200 -ib. platform,
•d al.1s; 1 10-11X scale; about 3001
e utellien crated, ice cream freezer,;
'ge leer box, hay fork rope and
• ailleys, bray cork and (car,'side-
,aerd, lox stove, 2 robes, . ag
Wrack, large, wagon rack for empty
ittleareels, apple pickers baskets, ap-
eeee Iare�s and outfits, wash tubs,
awed: numerous other uncles.
pusotively no reserve as the
•,xoprietor is leaving "'this coin=
'.GEMS -$10 and under cash, ov-
• that amount 6 months credit
tin approved joint 'notes bearing 6%
terese.
;ear Klopp, Auctioneer.
:,,itaaha Preeter, Proprietor.
Roadsters Br000d mare with
teal, W. .Decrier, ,Mrs. LTawson, s]L
BroNvn:; foal S. Hey, I. Armstrong,
Mrs. Lawson'; 3 yr. old E. Hooper,
11. Brown; filly or gelding 2 yrs,.
old, L Armstrong; 1 yr. ,old, 1:.
Armstrong, 'single roadster in har-
ness and bu, gy, ''T. W. Decher, G.
Clark, C. Prouty, Arlsey Bros; dip-
loma., L Armstrong; 'Beer's Spec-
ia1, S Hey. r .
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In, the .matter of the estate of
.'till* Curvin, late of the Township
•,tet Stanley in the Coenty of Huron,
r 13C.eased, given to The 'Notice is hereby
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tatnth$
Or
Ontario,
C
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etee e1tJdt
all
creditors send
others
tx*s`tng claims agee st the estate of
"tsar' said Ann Cur-: in, -who died on
el thirteenth day of May, A.D.,
X194. are requive'1 en. ••M before the
Itateenth day of October, A. D.,
312,1, to send by post prepaid or
rittlivered. to the ;'rel -sigred e'xec-
enters of the est e of said deceased
aleteir Chr"is!i�n i e .surnames, ad -
f aestee and les r:n`tens, the full
irtieulars o.. thee+ ripens and the
a'.i.$tlarna' of the securities (if any)
!held by them
Ana fue`her t e notice that a£
Otte eileh `;,.s` wont ^012.1date the
lereed Executors will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the deceased
*esenongat the nnrties entitled thee.
't9, having regard wily to the .cl-
'".ibm'S, of which ).;hey then have not-
litO and t'ho said l x tutors will not
Bee Liable: ier 'lir eaid assets or any
Vert thereef to ' ny 'Person or per-
ne Of who:, : elainie shall not have
;b>a en received et the time of such
istr. ibu}ion•.
Dated, this 220 day of t ept-
ebriber. A. D. 1924. Albert Vieeent
AtadTll'illlialn Vincent, Executors,
Dashwood, Ont,.
vonitos. "'T Howard, re ' Merne
Weeel C. ed. :'p t a few da.
;a. Detroit last Week.
'Mr. Ari+ Mr+3. Ayotte of Pigutiviy
,c ry .ate Visiting at the home of
/Oms ,
L .leffrey.
us: 3i 1,'iner has r-
,z.orat2
, arm. Machinery
1 t HAS ADVANCED IN PRICE
4.
AND THE MACHINE COMPANIES WANT INTEREST'QN THE e.'
• CUSTOMERS' NOTES. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES IN STOCK
T. WHICH WE WILL SELL AT LAST •YEARS' PRICES, ALSO 4
•t• LESS INTEREST, IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US BEFORE 1.
+ YOU BUY:
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14 • FOLLOWING ARE THE GOODS ON HAND AT LAST Y---
▪ PRICES TO MASE ROOM FOR GAR.&GE WORK.
4,
1 Wagon 1 DeLavai Cream Separator 4
4 1 Bissell Disc Harrow 1 Peter Hamilton Cultivator ,t,
4, 1 riding plow 2 Fleury Walking plow* 2..
�l•4. 1 tractor plow at $110.00 .}
▪ THESE ARE ALL NEW GooDGAI AGE! 4
GARAGE! -I. 4
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Mr. Peter Kroff, mechanic 4.'
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"GENUINE FORD PARTS" always in stock 4.1
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verynewest Imported Worsteds,
Tweeds and Serges
WE IMPORT DIRECT AND CAN OFFER YOU THE VERY NEW'
1 Per IN BOTH SHADES AND PATTERNS. (
MALL MARGIN OF PROFIT 'THAT'S
WE SELL ON A VERY S
SPLENDID V V ALLIES.
WHY WE CAN GIVE YOU SUCHSPL
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TO -DAY FOR STYLE, FIT AND
VALUE.
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