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BUSINESS CARDS
UDL]1Y E. UoLM S
s rriotter, Solicitor, Notary Public
lf,tdOffice on: Hamilton Street,
'.off the square, Goderieh, Priv-
t rates,.
mss rvi
of each week.
We have o baud a complete
FUT '17O'OR
Wants, FOr Sole, LostFound!, .notice, Etc. Ads
.IN THIS COLUMN
t d'a to loan at lovas
111.r. Bol ll be in Hewlett on SchoolFridaySupplies
line .of Public and kitglr_ School
Andrew F Hees, Townsh1D Clerk Text Books and Supplies, '.
ear of marriage licenses, Notary r re r
Commissioner, Fire and Aut., Scribblers, Foolscap, Stationry,
and other articled, Slightly darn -
en ]ic, °R.epreaentinl;CeorD°ra-
diSsobile Insurance,
,�,�„ Erie Mortga a
aged by smoke at Half -Price, 8-3
Spa, The Canada Trust • Co. Zurich,
Knapp, D. D. S., L. D. S.
kDENTAL . SURGEON
i�•�
OWN (MICE HEN'SALL
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OSCAR 'CLOP!
M M. t9•radu�ate Care, Jones 'Nat -
Try,
l ,l A School of AuctioneerinS' Tr
.01103 for Registered tock
VAS eeping
Breeds).Terms in kChoice
With prevailing prices. thin
Amis for sale. Will sell 'any g
iwh ere.
or write, Zurich.
Thome
Licensed Auctioneer
Licensed Auctioneer for County
nuron. In a , position to con-
"itiit any auction sale, regardless
ees to size or articles to sell.
aulicit your business, and if not
•defied will make no charges for
la'v1ees'., Dashwood,
;Arthur Weber,
leisOTke 13•-b7
Zurich Meat
II RKE1
Meats
Salt
Fresh and
Bologna Sausages, etc
Sighed Cash Price for Wool
CASH FOR SKINS & BIDES
HESS-MILLIKEN, Zurich',
LOCAL NEINS
Zurich" Fall Fair on Friday,
Mee and Mrs. ,A.yotte of Rigeonr
are visiting with Mry, L. Jeffrey,
Mr. kly. Labeau of Seaforthi,cal-
aed in the village on Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Howard ofDashwood
was to the village on Wednesday,
Prof. Alvin, Slarerus of Chicago HEN�Ax�.•
is visiting at his home en the ]iron The Trustee boatel of our :Heti-
cion Linn „ gel were at St..Marys looking into
1♦were Mrs. A Meors' and lame rthe creating and sanitary farran gem
i13* were Salida, visitors' at Gred- e11ts of one of the $t. Marys School.
iton;, . Arthur ,Tosca; who has been em
Miss Muriel Hhe will
hast attend the ploy;id` in Stratford, has taken ov
Stratford where she ~rill at et• the: Massey -Harris agancy at Ex.-
Normal school, etPr.
Mr. and Mrs: Hugh' Thiel ,'and Mr. and Mrs, Farquhar liars: be=
IMr, and Mrs. Chas, Weber, 'went en, in Chicago, being called there
Sunday in Bayfield,_
ZORION
RERA.LI7'
A nuanber of thhe villagers' are
atteiAdulg Bayfield Fair on Wed-.
-.
xi;etiday this week, kind it dire IS
ate rd ctl day,
11,e, anct M2 . Philip Sippel aed
soli., Alvin and Mrs, 'Sipped Sr„oaf
Milverton ;were Sunday visit s at
the home of Mr. and Mrs
Smith. They ' also 'visited ' relati-
ves ont he 14th con, and the Bauble
Line, , •
FARM FOR SALE
One hundred acres farm land,
being north halt Lot 8, con. 11,
and East hlaf Lot 9, both in Stan-
ley Township. First named par-
cel has suitable farm buildings, con-
sisting of brick dwelling with slate
roof, bank barn and other out-
buildings. Six acres woodland,nice
orchard and is well watered, :Con-
venient to school and church. For
further particulars apply I1y *to
John
A. Manson and Charles Beaman, R.
R. No. 1, Zurich, Ont. Executors
of Edward Curvin Estate. 5-4
pe ghat
tv
1 /
4�,J
. - LIVERY
:: -RICH
owing' to the Wawa of her !sister'
Mr. Oliver Johnson of Goderich fleus:tll school fair will be held
spent Sunday at the home of his on, the first day of October and the
brother,,.,Mr. Thomas Johnson, euiplls are looking forward to it,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner of the Mr,. and Mrs. ,1 S„ Casa have re -
lith 'coni, and Mrs, M. Holman of turned,' f rrom 'Datrm a olie' sant visit with
Kansas were Monday visitors at rel
Mina Ada Gram, who was here
Varna.
visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
The hydro material for the loe^rl Geo,. Gram, has'reterned to her
system here has,arrived and the ,Deekervrlle, Mich.
first thing done will be to trible, "• Mrs. Alex. 'Swan, the other dav
down the trees. had the misfortune while attending
Mrs. Elizabeth Geiger of Dash- to h"•r duti'es while m a chair he
�d
Geiger e �c: r fell and fractured
wood, and Mrs. Melinda Holman it .r acniirg over Kansas are this week visiting 'licit `otic :of her ankles.
There passed away -Mrs. Samuel
brothers, K"lirist, and John Hey. B. Hiimestan'; whose maiden eatee
Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Broderick ways Matilda Henry, who passed a
of the Parr Line, announce the mar Way, at the hone or Jeer daughter,
riage oft heir daughter, Lillian • I,is. Ed..McQueen• on Sept. .a.5th.
Mae, to Mr. Orville H. Srnitb, 'son She was 75 wears of age and was
of Mrs, Wm. Consitt: the mar born in Ireland, coming out to Can-
riage taking place this Wednes- ada whenmelte young. she leaves
to moots her loss, • two daughters,
Mre..11, II ggins and Mrs. E. -.Mc-
Queen, her husband having pre-
dcceased her a good many years
ago. ,
On. Monday afternoon last at
the manse, a happy event -took
place 'when Joseph Gordon Davis,
was unitedmarriage
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100., acres; being
Lot 11, Concession 5, Stanley Town-
ship. Twelve acres of summer fag day.
low, twenty acres seeded down, ten i :
acres of bush, a good .supply of I Mr. Robt.- Higgins, of Hensel);
water, buildings are modern. In hac received the appointment' acre
deed a fire farm Reasonable te- turning officer for South Huron
rine can be given to purchaser.I acquainted. And we ac eitizene,
Forfurther particulars apply to and will begin immediately to make.
Susanna Elgie, Seaforth, R. R. Nod l arrangements for the •coming . el
3; or Win. Brydone, Clinton. Lection,
• It am in a position to accomo-
a e all requirements in the Livery,
One, have Auto for 'hire, Any,
Thing done in the teaming line.
,GEORGE J. THIEL
Zurich
',None 5*
NOTICE
CEMENT WORK -I am in a pos
ition to do any kind of a cement
job, such as supply, tanks, foound-
ation walls, bridge's, cement floors
and walks etc Work guaranteed
Two young men from the vile
lage were in Thedford on Sunday
night, and on their way home, wh-
ent he night was well ispent, they
ngot lost by the way, and had to
rouse several people to find out
where they really were.
Mr and Mrs. Louis Kraft, Mi.
prices reasonable. Apply to Mar- and Mrs. Geo. Koch, Dashwood,
icil Corriveau, R: R. 2, . Zurich; Mies Rose Koch, London; Mrs. Jos.,
Phone 16-93. t140 Meidinger of Zurich;. Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Little and family of .Bensall
were Sundayvisitors with Mr.and
4 Mrs. Elmer Thiel, near Blake.
Received a beautiful line of
Ladies' Bracelet and Ribbon wrist
watches, which will . be on, display in
our East window, For 'Fair day
only at $9.95. Fancy'shaped, igold
plated cases with Guaranteed 15
d'e'w Hogs eco d lzaud
buggies' for Sale
e rT.time to .:.: et • that Auto
Now is tb.
op JJlepaired ,
REPAIRING •
Painting Fod Car,. One fl
ed Two Coats . $20,00
iCovering Ford Top Good Material, less curtains ,..... $12.00
Changing Ford Curtain's to open, with Doors ,«. ... •..«".. $5.00
Painting Buggy 00
IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBIIER YOUR BUGGY WHEELS,
HESS -
ZURIOII
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Agents Wanted
The careful 'atteiition to our
customers' orders and the splendid
stock supplied for years past war-
rants us in having a representat-
ive or two ; in this county. Liberal Jewel Movers cuts, nicely boxed, at
Commissions. Free Outfit. Write at Kass the Jeweller.
',once for Exclusive Territoi y
THOS. W. BOWMAN & SON
COMPANY
RIDGEVILLE, ONT.
STAR NURSERIES
>!,
of Exeter, in m
to Olive McDonald, the eldest da -
lighter of Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Mc-
Donald, of the London Rd. The
,bride was beautifully attired and
the eerernoniy Was performed by
Rev. J. A. McConnell of Carmel
'church. After the ceremony, the
happy couple left for Exeter.
'Word was received of the death
of ,Wm. Latta at his home in, Seek-
,atchewan,. He was born on a farm.
east of the village and lived on the
home -farm until owing to ill health
he !sold out and moved to the west.
but his health did not improves
Ho is trvived by huis wife and? fa-
ther Jacob Latta of Hassall ; and
two 'sisters, Mrs. J. Cochrane and
Mrs. W;. 'Boa.
; Bird's Neponset Roofs
B. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
eradidate of ` the Royal College
1 Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
4 the 'University of Toronto.
`ate District Dental Officer, Mil -
may' District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
itelu Office, Exeter. ph Phone
34.
Olt Zurich every -19
Pilon 79
O UL.'I"R Y
WANTED
Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR ,FORD CARS. GUT
ARANTEED ;TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS. Sold By
L. A. PRANG, Zurich. tf18
siren every day, till 3 Oclock p.m•
}Dd not feed fowl same moaning'
.xein fought in,
illis hest Cask Prices
• •,---CA.,BR F OR--
Gream and Eggs
W. O'Brien •
Zuri`eh
1p'ibolue_ et.
COAL
SEASON 1924
t;1pRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IBS:
:3i.NTHRACITB--We are now
t e
nelr�iug our genuine DelaWare
direct from .the mine's, Nut
tlikove and Egg sizes.
SOFT COAL -Just arrived, grade soft. an -
of our high
`!tier carofhit for
coal his made a our sales of this
�r�eixold tree an
' inns ever doubled in the last 'sea-
igflIILETS
-Our'Boulet Coal is
a class` by"' itself and is gr'-
, 'd , vii v,n idl J'.
t'ii'�'ti'1E! rto
OUR Telephones are at yor
ar
I:Ser,ice. Use thein freely 'for.
inatlo'n.
AN & PRODUCE MERCHANT
'laorne • Office 10w, ligase 19j,
ENS "t;LL ONT
COAL
Scranton Coal
Chesnut • and . Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal of
highest quality. '
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND -
Case & Son
Ii1r.. Leh - s prang h ',greatly im-
proved theappeeranc of his place
of business by giving it a fresh
coat of paint, alsohaying sortie
sign, painting and :decorating do'
which adds gr+e'atly to the appear-
ance and shows some' other bus-
iness places in town just how to
brighten things up a bit.
Mr. H. L. Albright, who has
purchascdt he general 'store and
good will from Mr. J. Preeter, has
opened up for business and invites
the puh'ie into his °store to get
wish him every 'success in .his ven-
ture, and welcome him and his far It
as citizens of Zurich..
will however be the matter of an-
oth:erweek till theireffects will be
moved from New Hamburg, and
they will be settled in the house
now occupied by Dr. O'Dwyer,
"GOOD OLD PAROID"
,1• WE HAVE RECEIVED ALARGE SHIPMENT OF
THE ABOVE
4,
e • PRODUCTS OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING PAPER 'Ili
4.
• WALL BOARDS, ROOFS 'INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS • 4
+ AND SHINGLES. FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER, LATHS AND
'4•
+ SHINGLES ALWAYS ON HAND. CUSTOM WORK OUR SPEC- '
▪ IALTY. .meg,
+ ,I• T. C. K t
4.
4.
4.
�. LBFLEISCR
4.
PHONE ..ZURICH.4.
4. ▪ smisinamais
+ 4^.i.i. '+•'H.•+4++'§4+ r•£>+g..i•+•4. R, ..4.f..,i• • + 4.i i.4.rt, i,i. ,•.g°+ .•g,+4 F .1+°c.rc^:.+•4 i."0°V
PHONE 35 HIf,N SALL -17
FARM FOR SALE
On Huron Road, one mile west
of Seaforlh, containing 75 acres.
.There are on the premises a good
brick hoes1Qr a large bank barn
7txlio, e laag„,„,s wing. shed, 4
annus o-7. young, orchard, and a good
hush the land is in a good State
of cultivation and well drained.
The Hy dr•r is installed in, house and
barn, a"so telephone and ruralmail.
There are three ~yells and water in
the barn. SLDr.tk and irnpleme13tS
will be .Sold• with farm if desired.
There are 10 milk cows, 30 pigs, 3
horses, ;pod ball, a good line of
implements, 40 tons of hay, 1000
bush:.of oats and house furniture.
Farm will be sold reasonable on
account of ownler's health and pos-
session may be taken any time.
For, further particulars apply to
Henry Lebeau, R.R. 2, Seaforth.
all
and
rs-
So-.
at-
Tlte
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the
will
irig
program.
ee-
bee
A preely Fall wedding was sole
emn'tar..i it. the home of. Mr. and
Mrs• Hy. 'n;er, Kitchener, on Wed-
nesday, September 17th', when their
only daughter Louise Marie, Was
married to Mr. Percy E. Schoch al-
so of Kitchener', and son of -1VX•xi;
and Mrs. Cyrus Schoch of -Bridge-
port. Rev.. Dr. H. A. •Sperling,
pastor of St, Peter's Lutheran ch-
• t n
. The
en 0
the y
•h
performed
toe
bride entered the drawing room on
the arm of her father to the littain's
of Lohengrin's wedding march `pl-
ayed by Miss E. Lomax. The br-
ide was charming in a gown " of
beaded brown canton crepe with
hat to match', and carried �a ' boo
gtiet of asters. She woe attended
by Miss Idella Schoch, roister' of
he groom, and was prettily attir-
ed in a gown of cooca cantonere
P.reparntione for the annual F
Fair to be held on Thursday a
Firday of this •'teak under the aus-
pices of th:'' Zurich Agricultural
ctety are in full swing and indicat-
ions are that the event will be
record breaker in,. every way.
two concert e to be held on Thu
day and 'day e. -Fining 'tinder
auspieee o?. the 'Society are
worthy or Tour attention i s no
ex-
pense bee been sparred in recur'
the best of artists for the progr.
Be one of the lucky ones aua 's
rn'i your seats early and avoid
ing dies.. „minted.
SCHOC?i• - PULER
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. S., D. D. S.
,DENTAL SURGEON: .
At McCoriniek Block, Zurich, ev-
ery Thursday and Saturday.
Main Office
OD
13APCTLLII3 S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
WOOL
i t Prices Paid ac-
cording
rdin to quality
cot . �'
y'6
+,--1+ + •i;•-,3+ + 3• d+ 4• + 3+--1+ �+ i+ +1+ + +1+ + i •3•*
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.I READ( r.
Y -
±HOBBERLI HOFFMANI
.ii. WITH OUR NEW LINE OF SPRING SUITINGS AND SAMPLES
l IN ALL THE NEWT SEASON'S FABRICS, AND EQPRESSING .fi
1 THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND SHADES 4.
HOBBERLINo.
1e.
1 HAVING TAKEN OVER THE AGENCY OP THE BEST KNOWN $
H
SEMI -READY ,CLOTHING FIRM IN CANADA (H2 EBERLIN &
.E. CO.) WE ARE IN :A POSITION TO GIVE,THE PUBLIC ALMOST
ANYTHING REQUIRED IN THE LINE OF 'SPRING SUITS AND ;
1 OVERCOATS AT PRICES ' SECEND TO NONE. : 4
4.
REMEMBER +
1
FOR SALE
10 young pigs),i 6 weeks (old,
Tam and York cross. Apply to
Win. Sparks!, Phone 78 r 19, Hen-
�sali,
t
CASH OR TRADE pe with hat to match. The brides-
ALL
E YARNS :maid also carried asters. The
ALL WOOL BLANKETS, sti orted by Mr. H.
groom waya ' pp_
AND WOOL BA'PTS. Lanier of Blair, The ,groom's
SAIL ORD
' ERD PROMPTLY VIL- gift to the bride was a String, of
LED, earis,t o the bridestn.aid and .plane'
es tr.. t17 let aulvnrC bar 'pini 'and to tha best
c �•-7r+r. About tlnr�
Shone or write for p r mate a•o�d cri"f
ty guests eat down to a, stm.ptun us
Woollen Mills
pcicti guests dinner, Later rile. and
Newton �.
M. Schoch left for Toronto and:
NEWTON T ' r.atern Ontario points, • On their
yy releun they will reside in 36 Ste•-
�'r'•
4Gar3 1�roprietorr awes ,Ja '
-POWELL'S
BAZAAR
EXETER
PLAIN PRICE STORE
You will find this store fighting
fort hD Turn, we mean by thisi in
order to do more Business. WP
Must Buy Right and then Sell
Right or we cannot expect to make
the Turn. When eve sell you a
Tumr,ler for a nickel that most
Merchants get a Dime, we expect
to sell dozens more, where at the
higher price only a few would be
sold, and we DO. Our Granite -
ware offerings, are wonderful val-
ues; Ottr everyday dishes are cer-
dies
else
the
la
a
r e 15
Iain,!, vaJu.,s too, or
would not be buying them up so
fest.ti.
We have received the following
Biibs;-Tulip's, Narcissus, Daffs,
and Freegias, and we 'expect in a
few days to have Uyancinths. Al-
tho the bulbs, are scarce this year
we are selling (them at the same
prices as last year, We have pots
and bush earth too, at reasonable
prices'-
Yoti will al'itays find us with the
Hest Selling Goods at Moderate pr-
ices. The Better you 'Know our
Goode the Moro you will Buy, So
Get the IIabit of Stepping' in and
Lok iroend the only store of its
ivied in Exeter.
.•.r: t v and Saturday. Specials,
1!3'i1e Willow Dinrrr.evere, we have
il�rn,t^rr 9ff-q �1,A( dna ri,
rl.,,% 1?i:,ir+5 $2;35 rletief .
Cap: aird Saucers $3,0o.
'The Early Bird catches the Worm
si i, is HOFFMLN ,•r
TAILOR' AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR*
• DAY AND NIGII i' i' iU •NE No. 3341.
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ZURICH SCHOOL PAIR
POULTRY
7,1, Hazel Uttley; 6, 2, Priscilla
Farwell; 7, 1, Stewart Koehler; 3,.
2, Stewart Blackwell; 7,3, Dennis ;13,;
dard; 4, 4, Lorne Kiopp; 7, 1, De-
nnis Bedard; 4, 3. Lorne Klopp; ,6 SEWING4, Anna Farwell; 7,1 ,Anth. Regier:
12, 2, Anna Drua.r, 12, 3, Wilfred KI- 7, 1, Martha Fie:deman; 7, 2, Vera
St wartBlackwell:
4B2,1Ed Bedard; 3,
• Kalb"lersrhl ,",:1, Fri:.!: Greb; 7, 4,
12, 3, Monicca Dryer; 12, 4; Howard Vera Ka.lb_rerscxz, 7,2, Greta Koeh-
islopla, 7, 1, Earl Rlo p; 7, 2, Plane ler; 7, 3, Idella. Howald 12, 1, Jean
vey Clausius; 3,3, Clifford Weido;' II"rner; 4, 2, Orr' -1a Masse* 7, 1,
3, 4, Laird Jacob 4, 1, Leon!. Erb; Pearl pararas; 4, , �"erlyn 'Thiel; 4,
•i, 2, Milton McAdams; 7, 3, Shirley' , Rene. E_. ; r 1, le rd;*s Meliei, y
-- _ _ , , , `,, 2, Rose ;Sararas ; 7, 1, Vera Kalb-
.. •. 7 2 Idella 1":towald; ,, 3s
7,1,Flora Ut-
tley ; 7, 2, 11Tay Schwalm; 4, 3, lylil-,
dred Ortwein.; 7, 1. MaryKoehemse ,
3 2 Ruth Rieb archon ; 3,3, Miner -
7, 4, Rosaleen Sararas; 7, 1, Beula
Sararas, 7, 2, Rosaleen Sararas; 4,3,
Delbert Geiger; 7,4, Ruth Zettel;
1, Violet Schwalm; 7, 2, Lawrene
Schwalm; 7,3, Leila Wtni,tmer; 7, 4,
Ruth 'Zettel.
lige?star, ,, L,4ttC 1�1VUaoee.u, „ ' '
Evelyn 'Mane, 7, 2, .Earl Yungblut ; !Mar Martha 1, 2, IHeideman:
7, 3, Mary Kochetus; 4, 4, Charold
Surerus.
'LIVE STOCK.
6, 1, Edith Greb, 7, 2, Brice IL i era Reichert; Leonard Prang;; ,7 2Y
ehler; 7, 3, Luella Reicheirt, Elzar 14lousseau; 4, 3, Harry Mc -,
'Bruce. Koehler; 0, 2, Edith Wjlli, Ada;i�s, 4, 1, Milton McAdams; 7,
7; 3, Luella, Reichert; 4, 1, Willie 2,Dennis Bedard; 7, 3, Gordon How
McAdams; ; 7, 2, Earl 0l blot > 1, id; 6, Wi, Anna Farwell; 3, 2, Ruth
3, Milton McAdams, 4.4, Clair Sur-
,exits;
7, 3, Dorothy Stelcls;
erns; 12, 1, Howard Klopp 7, :7, 1, ;laude Meidinger, ,, 2, Freida
Carl Haberar; 7, 3, Luella Reichert, Deichort; 7, 3, Luella Reichert; 7
1, Francis; Kochcros; 7, 2, Mary
K
o-
ch.ts. 7, 3, Lue1taFarweli. 7, 1,
Pearl Savarese 7, 2, Mary Kochents „
12, ,4; Leonard Steinbach.
FRUIT.
7, 1, Ulla Witmer, 7, 2. Luella. Re-
ichert; 12, 4, Harold !:lamer; 4, 1, 1, I, Violet ,Denomy; 4, 2, 11lildred
Ei'diir• Gabel; 12, 2, Leon Merrier; Ortwein; 7, 3,Floyd ostr�
< Mervin Schwalm, 4, 2, LorneKlopp;
3, 3, Margaret A,ousseau; 3, 4
,Huth R'chardson; 7, 1, Leila Witmer
7, 2, Earl Yttngblet; 12, 3, Harold
Horner; 6, 4, Orville Witmer;
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
3, 1, Laird Jacobe; 4, 2, Milton
McAdams; 12, 3, Juan Horner; 7, 4,
Greta Koehler; I, 1, Willie McAd-
ams; 12, 1, Greta Horner; 7,, 2,
Laureen Schwalm; 6, 3, Oi^Dille Wi•-t
mer; 6, 4, Noewl Witmer; 12, 1,
Leonard Merrier; 4, 2, Mildred Otte, , 7,.Hugh MacKinnon;
7.
lysin; 1, 3, Leila Witmer; 7, 4, Be- Horner; 1, cKinnonFair
ulah Sararas; 7, 1, Beulah Sneers, 2, Earl Yungblut, 7, 3,
•
'i, 2; Leila Witmer; 7;3, Victoria Dee well; 4, 1, Lorne Klopp;. 7, 2,
telt„a;•; , • 4, Edith Grab; 7, 1, C.rrace l\x•�iwyri Schwalm; 12, 1, Harold K1-
, 6
Koehler; 7, `2, Rosaleen Sni•ar rs ; 4, Opp, 12, .2, Howard Flop?i; 4, :1,
ed Orley -in; 12, 4, Greta Her Lorne Klapp; 3, 1, Parr Line; 7.2,
,,..,.: 4 i, W`Pie Mc,trier 11, 2,,Zuriebe 7, 1, Luella Farwell; 7,
linnq` Drtiar; 7r 3, Welds "Melick;'1 11a 11 maid,
6,3, Anna Farwell ; 12, 4, Edx'th K
opp; 12, 1, Jean Horner; 7, 2, Haze
Uttley; 7, 3; Flossie Stelek, 7, 1,
Lauretta Farwell; 7, 2, Pearl Sur -
eras; 7, 3, Albert Ileidentan; 12,
1, Mabel TTlau gh; 7, 2, Beatrice Far-
well; 1.2, 3, Ora Schoch; Anna Far-
well; 7, .2,' Dorothy Zettel; 7, 3,
Clar. Farwell; 7, 1, {Flora littleY Y'
8, 2, Anna Farwell; 12, 1, Anila Dr--
u,ar 7, 2, Floyd Postee; 12, 3, Greta