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Z.DRlCH, THURSDAY M �"NINO, OCTOBER \8 1925.
R. ZURICH FALL (F-
Wltlat loaked very jioraisang as
alae beats Hall fair in the history of
ethe Agricultur I S"cieietr east Fri-
• Bay afternoon Oct. 2nd, faded a-
way
way like a million dollars worth
of oil all aflame with tire. Eve
r - &ryihing `hooked so Pronaitsing in
' e forenoon o ache Bun was 'shin -
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i ung and everybody Io•ohed cheer-
, Null ancl, people thorn a distance
• Nei* gathering as severe before,
• The 1i've shock Wats also coming in
"neemarkable whim at one o'clock
cr arknei s overtook the land follow-
: eel by a continuous downpour of
r euin which lasted .»t -E four o'clock
;which w.aahecl away all hope's of
our big event aZ the,_year. Many I ft GRAIN AND, SEEDS r
a frown could be peen, and it was 1 Bushel white gall }\vheat, '.11. Y7,.
especially di
scra
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rg to the chid
draw wlro always cont iso strongly
on the annual fair". 3t will 'lilcely
likely 'be a ls'arnclai blow : to the
society as, all the iiaside exhibf to
were Ledged, while the. Governs-
nreent' judges would not do any
live stock lodging, Thence there are
no Jiver stock priiaes to pay, whieh
is' a big item. Tlhe horseraces pr-
omisreci to be arse: exciting as there
were at leastTt 'seven, horses ready to
enter the track. Followh' g is a list
of the prz., winners of the inside
department; whic:ia was well filled
ivrith •the best, of exhibits
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OK LOOK! WE HIVE IT
STOR
THAT CUSSING ABOUT THOSE FORA UDE CURTAINS
HESS WILL FIX THEM SO 'TIIFY OPER WITH THE DOOR
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REPAIRING
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Painting Feed Car, Q'ne "oat- $15.00, Two Coats __ ._ $20.00
iCovering Boyd Top Good Materialness curtains ._ -_ $1.00 •
Changing" Fords Curtains to open with Doors .. .__._ $5.00
Painting R aggy^ --- • ...... ... --- ..
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IF YOU WANT SERVICE, WE H.11.V1.,FT
• WE RERUIBBER. YOUR 134 UGLY WHEELS:.
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• NEW LOW/ PRICE POLICY.
aIlb NOW IN peitcA At.NNf3UNC
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OF NEW: FALL FOOTWEAR
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SPECIAL PRICES P°' HOTSER
fqo Sole Agents for the Farnoixs Oreo Shoes
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REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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Snowden,
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at well, R. Larrt�nt
Bush red afll wheat -NI. :Redee, A.
Reichert, Spring wheat -M. R-
der; 6 -rowed barley -W. R, Doee;eil
M. Rader, H. Trueniner; White Gats
R. Turner, H. Truemner, E '-, -1z,
Snowden Large peas= -P. Schwalm;
Sniiall peas -M. Rader, H. 'Trueini?er.
Buckwheat -M. Rader., H. Truer,
ner, R. Geiger; Red clover seG!d-
M. Rader; Alsike clover -H Tree-
mner; ;Sweet clover seed-T,',M...
Snowden, H. Truemner,, W. 13 Eat;-
tier ;Timothy seed -R. Turner„ :,11.
H. Neeb, M. Rader; ,Small white
field beans --M. Rader, E. & R. Sno
wden, J. P. Rau; Coll, grain irt.
beads -G. Jacobe, H. H. Neeb; • Al
(alfa -H. H. Neeb:' `L. Schilbo sp-
ecial -M. Rader.
HO,RT'ICULTULRA
Collections of app, es -R. Turner
W. B. Rattler, J. Pfaff; 4 varieties
of fall apples' --Cr. Hey(woo,de Rpt
Turner, J, Pfaff ; ,4 varieties
winter. apples -Cc. Heywood, r'.
(Continued on page 8)
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES'
All organizations of the cone:
egation are back at their post af-.,
ter the summer `vacation. M'ondaty
evening the S S. teachers 'Meet
to conduit their first fall meeting..
Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid
.held its monthly business .session.
Thursday at 8p en ' the Luther
Leaguers come together to idscuss
the following topic; How Can The
,Luther. League Benefit The, Com-
teunity?'° 'The. Blame evening at.
8:45 the church Board meet's'. Fri-
day eeening 'the members ;of the
church., c.heir• .will; °hold thee. e,o.
ekly practise. Saturday at 10 `a.in:
confirmationinstruction. ..Sunday
at 10 a.m. German service. At 11
a.m. congregational meeting, Sari-
day
unday School follows. At 7.30 p. m.
English 'service. Theme; The Dox-
ology of The Lord's Prayer. An-
nual Harvest Home and Mission Les
tidal a week from Sunday, -Oct, 18,
Preache r,Rev. L. Kalbfleisch.
rth ruffling! Try an
Mr. and Mrs, D. E. Studer and
fail+ily of Detroit visited relatives
here the past week. ,•
Mr, •a.ad Mee. W. H. Frank of
Waterloo, were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, tO. Eilber last week..
Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank O'Brein of
Staffa; were Friday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. Wi ;. O'Brein of the
Til age.
Mr. and Mrs.. Ed. Seim of New
Hamburg, called on Zurich friends
on,,Tuesday, pleased to see him
so improved in, health -
4r. and Mrs Wm hailer and
fatily of Brodhagen spent Sunday:
at the home of Mr; and Mra Sam
Deitz.
Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Waerth and
Mr. -Jacob Brown were Sunday vis-
itors aft th;4 home of Reil. and Mrs
G. P. Brown, Pt, Elgin.
Mr,. George Lilley of Seaforth,
acc'ornpanied by Mr. A,. G. Leh-
man. of Stauffville, a former St-
anley old_ boy, called pn 'friends
in .,Zurich on Tuesday.
Hay Council met for its monthly
meeting on Monday, of which a
reprot of the minutes will ape
pear next week. . A •very inter-
esting discussion took place at
the C'ounciY in regards to the Tal-
bott Tile Drain; award, as a great
delegation uf' parties, interested we-
re present' ,nd ' opposed' the pro-
Teae matter leas left over
till the next Council meeting; for
re-•conssiidei ation.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Koehler of
Badena, .California arrived in Zur-
ich on Monday .evening. They
are staying with the former's sis-
ter, Mrsl. Wrn. Schwalm. Mr. Ko-
ehler is a brother to Messrs Hy(
Peter and Jacob Koehler of Zurich
While Mrs. Koehler is •a 'seater to
CHURCH NOTES a sister to Me. Ed. Axe of \the Vil-
lager. It is some fottrty years
since they -lived in Canada, first
moving to North Dakota, and for
the past 'seven --years living in Cal-
i.fornia;. Mr. Koehler is a very
-smart and interesting man, and
speaks highly of the fine climate
and other conditions in 'sunny Cal -j
ifnr nia.
We will Ask our readers to bear
With us., for a few week's as our
space at crowded with big ads.that'
it somewhat interferes with our
ideal reacting space. The adver-
tiseing space that we can will is
our bread and butter, otherwise it
is impossible to keep going. Some
will think of the, big political adv.
in this issue that we are express-
ing our sentiment, but we wish to
.state boldly that our thought's and.
w-cui:s along this line are as nent- + Men, Women, and Children arriving daily
res' triro uphold. the opposite ,s'rd,
This week let ups emphasize the
Prayer and Praise Meeting' at 6
o'clock on, Friday,
Begin this week to give this im-
portant service its rightful place
in your life.
Other 'Services as. follows;,
Friday 4.00 ,pian. Junior League
7.15 Teacher's Meeting.
9.00 Choir Practice.
Sunday, October 11th.
10.00 ;rats. Public Worship. i
11.00 a.m. Bible School.
2.00 pan. Bible School at 14th con.
2.45 pat. Service at 14th con;,
7.30 p.m. Services..
8.30 p.rr. Senior League.
Corns thou with us and we will do
;each other good.
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Bev. ,fir. B Den -gist, B. A,
Ministor.i
Mists E. Rennie,
Organist and' Choir Leader
ZURICH, - ONNT,
AT THE
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Zi.JRXCH
We welcome; all the ladies of
Zurich and vicinity to conte iter' rj
inspret• our fin.^, ishowiiig of F.A.
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t.1;1 \VINrElt II TS. Wo 1aa\ e
at h.i,y Itsitiortmant` to choose front.
y ,s°^aj,ty'ritg all the: late 'style , arr.l.
Sha -Itis, xt;htire' Style dad,
reset, •
'BRING YOUR FRIENDS .rl_
LC1GG• AND.SHO WTHEM OUR
VALUES ;1?RICES CONSIDERED
Vih Vra Siebel
A 100 Per Cent.
GIFT
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Perfect Diamonds
Just' Received a New Parcel of
these 'Beautiful Stones, Set in the
Very New.st White .and Greet
Gold Tiffany and Basket Mount-
ings. ings. rori $2a to $10c1
W. Go Ness & Sons
Chester L. St itir
$1:25 a Yeses in
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$X.450I774RTt!ARS, $LbiA.I'leeCt» t',1 er ,1
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THERE IS A COLD �IDAY •CO.1 ..
LNG. The present agre>eianetsti: ,bete;.,
tween the miners and •tJ e 1
Own(ersl expires on the Otter
August. There • naay^ andspay exit
be a strike, but be Y ,epareol
Prices are•now at bottom 151tre4t,
your bins with the best coal;.
gine • Delaware and. Hudson Atuticale
recite direct from the mine $
makes .warm Friends. Rem, Stspier.e
and Nut size.
SOFT COAL • , . 4
That highest grade, thel
u:nexeelled for domestic sped
tisiv
eshing purposes.
Genuine Lehigh Bullets; and :.
Grade Coke.•
Cc's' r tai:
HENSALL ONT
Phones -Office 10w. seam
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„s Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rug.
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Ranging from $7.00 to .. __
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SAVE MONEY' BY GIVING US A CAUL
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A BIG Stock of. Harness and;Halters always :on A
Club Bags, Suit Cases and
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' Trunks at Right >Prices.
IHARNESS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY PEON
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FRED THIEL - ZUfO-
For Quality and P I
For Service and Satisfaction
• Trade at
0. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
ALSO SHOE REPAIRING,
,Many New Lines of Fall Footwear for`
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axial .es over, And if the big dail-
r,2 politics can;run tliirse ads. sure- Our Stock of •ti 'giber Bots is complete
iy no ono would be so ;small and + •
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lies that ho does not have to work
so hard to get them.
Friday, October, ;9th has been
sit 'aside by the Government as
lir: 'Prevention Day, andan ap-
peal is beteg mode by the Govern
emit for allrile citeeets of Caaida to
look into their homes', cellars, :tt-
ties, etc: n;id clean up and destroy
ell suet). things and articlos that
v.'ill .,.ashy ignite. See that no-
thing is inenng.ct with electric:
woe's, or places where you deliosit
it ' r: Ye rt•otel co tering 'should be on
th .flnnr in front o•f, stoves. Seri
tilat your pipes and ch mnoys aro
properly cic.a.ned and fitted. If •
ou haVe any doubtfrl place a- 4
r:'u rel your ]tom a or place of bars
iia?ass, b^. sure :and line •it with tin
and n' bestos. And we might stay
air that a littio cleaning up. on
1.:,.n:,. o four streets Would do a
•,e l:d of g'oo'd in brigllttning up
o. i. village. 'While 'we do -not bn..
1t''°t-r in knocking our burg, yet we
rl•i. not l new of rt ,phaco the. size
of Zu ich;xthat:hss.•tso mach stuff
piled on,.tho ,sattreets, cliickee eoops,
(arm implements, telephone poles,
etc. TheKing's Highway is no
pl ec^ to kee 'article's that you
de not w,n it''on you'' own propctty
„> ce•ly through tin^ tosiency •
of our Police 'Trustee's nri,d "t~ii', e11s
tit.ttt- this ,'is •being alio aged.
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We are offering very
ain s.
at urate• t,r e
Ba.rgai g in some lines of Dreso
(3Oods, G aglit ns, Prints, ulk,s'
a n 4.L .Y 'e 11's S n in er 17(.Si. e r w e• - 1.' _
HOSIERY AND HOSE LIMIT VEIGF]:r, OVERALLS .4. IP
PANTS, S1I011:S OF .,ALL K7NDS. ALL OF THE L1NB4, "c '
CAilRY ARE WELL ')r"JLLEL) 1JI? W1III GOODS 1\1::Ii"ir :r
EVERY D.A.Y. PRICES AS'LOW AS ANY, QU ALI'1; 'x e...L e;;,L
RRI3D.
lin to give Satisfactions;
DOUGLAS;
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