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ZURICH HERALD
Thursday, September 2nd,1926
Zurich Fall Fair
September 30th, and October lst
Special Prizes
HORSES
THOMAS Me11ILLAN, member for:est 'Federal Parliament, offers the
sum of $10.00 cash for the hast Agricultural, or Heavy Draught
horse awe, •••A'-'7e,e) on the Pair Grounds on October 1st,
and to bo exhibited.
L. W. HOFFMAN', o..:,.e goods from his store to value of $3.50 for
best halter broke, spring colt exhibited by a boy fifteen years
old or u..Ur.
BROWN'S BOOT SHOP, offers goods from the .store to value of
$2.50 for best team of horses ;n ,.Ilenses 1, 2 and 3.
WESLEY MERNER, offers goods from his store. to value of $3.00 for
the best Gentleman's Outfit, open to farmers and farmers' sons
only.
CATTLE
BANK 01? MONTREAL, Zurich, offer $3.00 cash, fir the best finished
cattle beast. any breed, up to three years old. First prize $3.00
second prize $2.00: •
T. L. W I;1 II offers a pail of Dr. Hess Stock Food, value $3.50, for
the best calf ua der one year old, any breed,
W. A. JENKINS MFG. Co. Ltd., offer 50 -'lbs. Royal Purple Clf Meal
for the best Calf raised on not less than 50 lbs. of Royal Purple
Calf Meal. Entries to deposit receipt of purchase with Secy*.
HOGS
JOHNSTON LS: ECALBFLEISCE offer a servicable reflector lantern,
value $3,25, for the best pair of bacon hogs, select type.
POULTRY
Dr.. A. J. MacK1NNON offers $3,or cash for best pen of two pullets
and one cockerel. The three, birds must be of one variety and
must not be shokwn in any other class.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
J. GASCHO & SON Offer goods o value of $3.00 to person winning
highest number of points in classes 18 and 19. First prize to
count 3 points, 2nd prize 2• points and 3rd prize 1 point. •
Wm. RENNIE ,Co. Ltd., offer a Prize of $5.00 in Vegetables, Plower,
of Seeds, Plants, Bilbs or Shrubs, selected from Rennie ;s
Retail Catalogue for 1927 for the bast display of Vegetables
grown .-from Rennie's Seeds,
A PRIZE of $3.00 on the same basis for the best display of
Field Roots grown from Rennie's Seeds.,
.A. PRIZE of $2.00 on the sans basis for the best display 'of
Flowers grown from Rennie's Seeds.
L, SCHILBE, offers a 50 -ib. bag of Maple Leaf Flour for • the best
display of Fruit, consisting o1 apples., pears, plums, peaches
and grapes..
OTHER CLASSES
W. O'BRIEN Offers $2.00 cash, for buttei in 1 -ib. prints, ,six pounds,
wrapped in parchment paper Appearance as well ass quality to
count in making award.
WILLIAMS BROS. offer 100 -pounds of Choice Family Flour for
best loaf of bread baked from this well-known and popular
brand of flour.
STADE & WEIDO offer goods from store to value of $3.00 to the
person winning the highest number of points in the Grain and
Seed Class. First Prize to count 3 points, 2nd prize 2 points
and 3rd prize 1 point.
Dr. P. J .O'DWYER offers a cash prize of $3.00 for the best display
of Ladies' Work.
T. EATON Co. Ltd., Offer a Table Cloth, No, 48-706, 'size 72x108,
value $7.75, or will be pleased to,, allow said amount on any
other article din their Fall and Winter Catalogue more suitable
to the winner, for the best two pairs dressed Chickens.
R. SIMPSON Co. Ltd., offer a case of Silverware, value $7.50, for bust
ten pounds butter in crock, for table Use.
C. FRITZ & SON, and M. SNELL, Ford Dealers, Offer a prize of $10,00
for the bust decorated Ford auto on the Fair Grounds on the
afternoon of Oetober 1st. First Prize $6.00, second prize $4,00,
Open to all,
A Severe hai land rain ,stoam
passed over Hansabl on Saturday
afternoon, last doing quite a lot
of damage to grain !standing in the
fields and a4so the corn. The
rain Was very heavy, and during
the evening a part of the ,roo'
of Joynt's store over the ladies'
departmentg ave way and a flo-
od of wter swept through the
store:
CREDITON
Noma Rapley left for her
horn: at Marriet(;a, O.
Leopard Wein visited with fri-
eec1 in -Pt. Huron, Mich.
Mrs. Northcott and grandson ,of
Toronto, are vilsitors at the. Thome
of :Mr. and Mes Ezra Haist,
An .iLcract,ve m=scellanrous sh:-
o•.,ye;r eves. given of the home of Dr.
and Mrs. J. W. Orme .in honor of
Merle. Clarke, a bride elect of the
month.
Mra. Ed. .Seaver and Edna and
Clara Beaver and Lulu Kerr, are
camping at their •sumrner home at
th? Bland.
Vivil Manning, publi's :school in-
spector of Cranbrook B,C. visited
at the home 0f his uncle Richard
IIi.I.
Mrs. Scheile..and daughter of
Elkton and Helen Beaver of Lon-
don, visited Dr. and Mrs. Orme.
Mrs. J. Mas rwho hos been vis-
iting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Chas. Silber for several weeks
h.as returned to her home at Cle-
veland.
Mr. and Mils. G. Maynard have
returned tot heir home after a
ti cry enjjoyable trip to Drink -
water, Sask.
Wesley Finkbeiner and family,
of Carnegie, Penn., is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beaver and e-
relativ.ees.
The United church, Crediton,efas
the seexie. •df a very pretty Aug-
ust wedding on Saturday, '24th
when Norma Merle, daughter of .
Mr. and M: F. W. Clarke, became
the bride of V. H. Kestle, nephew
of Mr.' and Mra. T. Trevethick. The
raara,•,iage service was read by the
Rev, R. Hiscox, pastor of the ch-
urch of which the brid4 has been
organist for a nunzber,,o; years.
Dr. H. H. C O W E N
L. D. Bt, D. D. S.
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