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Ogre, generously represente&
warn aro •enthused ovsr onr Millinery this Fall. You. will .be -anth-
Sited too and pleased. -with the reasonable prices as well,
•V. V. Siebert, Zurich
SEE OUR NEW PARLOR
IN THE GA,SOHO BLOCK
Fall
September 30th, and October lst
SPEED CONTESTS
FREE—FOR—ALL
WHIZHEATS BEST 3 IN 5 PURSE ,$140.00
1st $75.00 2nd $35,00 3rd '$25.00 4th $15.00
'Four to enter and four tostart No entry fee,exrpt owner
must be member of Seciety,
GREEN RACE
'HALF MILE HEATS BEST 3 IN 5
1st .$25.00 2nd $12.00 3rd $8.00
iPour to enter and four to ;start. No entry fee, except owner
must be member of Society.
For Horses -which have not won public money 'prior to Sep-
tember 1st, 1926. Horses which have won money at fall fairs
only are not debarred.
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MADE WITH SECRETARY ON
SECOND DAY OF FAIR.
PURSE s$50.00.
411i $5.00
WALKING CONTEST
Open to all. Once around he race track. First prize $3.00
Second prize $2.00. Third. prize $1.00.
HORSESHOE CONTEST
poyi Championship of South Huron. Thirteen pont game.
Entries to hold membership' ticket. 1st $3.00; 2nd $2,00.
Special Prizes
HORSES
"THOMAS McMILLAN, member forlast Federal Parliament, offers the
sum of $10,00 cash for the beat Agricultural or Heavy Draught
horse (mare or gelding) on the Fair Grounds on October . 1st,
and to be exhibited.
'L. W. HOPPMAN, offers goods from his -store to -value of $3.50 for
best halter broke spring colt exhibited by a boy fifteen years
'old or under.
713ROWN'S BOOT SHOP, offers goods from the -store- to value of
$2.50 for beat team of horsesin Classes 1, 2 and 3,
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'WESLEY MERNER, offers goods from his store to value of $3.00 far
the best GentlemanS Outfit, open to farmers and farmers'sons
only
DECHER, Jr., owner of "Great Widower" offers free ,colt for
the. best foal sired. any Standard bred tire.
CATTLE
YANK OF MONTREAL, Zurich, offer $5,00 cash, for the best finished
cattle beast, any breed, up to three years old. First prize $3.00
toecond prize $2.00.
L. WURM offers a pail of Dn. Hess Stock Food e value $3.50, for
'the best calf under one year old, any breed.
W A. JENKINS MFG, Co. Ltd., offer 50 -lbs. Royal Purple Calf Meal
tor the best Calf raised on not less than 50 lbs. of Royal Purple
'Calf Meal. Entries to depositreceipt of purchase with Secy.
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• HOGS
-JOHNSTON & KALBFLEISCH offer a servicable reflector lantern,
"value $3.25, for the best pair of bacon hogs, select type.
POULTRY
be. A. J. 1VIacKINNON offers $3.0c cash for best pen of two pullets
and one cOckerel. The three birds must be of one varietyand
must not be shown in any other class.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
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G-ASCHO & 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, Flower,
• Field Root Seeds, Plants, Bilbs or Shrubs, selected frontRennie's
Retail Catalogue for 1927 for the best display of Vegetables
• grown front Rennie's Seeds,
A PRIZE of $3.00 on the same basis for the best display of
Field Roots grown front Rennie's Seedsi.
A. PRIZE of $2.00 on the.same basis for the test 'display of
Flowers grown from Rennie's Seeds.
SCHILBE, offers a 50 -ib. bag of Maple Leaf -Flour for the beat
lb •dis.play of Fruit, consisting of apples, pears, prums, peaches
and grapes.
is OTHER CLASSES
• k1W. O'BRIEN Offers $2.0b cash, for butter in 1-1b. prints, six pounds,
• 'wrapped in' parchment paper Appearance as well as quality to
tount in making award,
WILLIAMS 13110S. offer 100 -pounds of Choice Family Flour for
• best loaf of bread baked from this well-known and popular
• brand of flour.
ASTADE & WEII)O otter goods from store to value of $3.00 to the
•person winning the highest nunibss. of points in the Grain and
Seed Class. First Prize to count 3 points, 2nd prize 2 points
and 3rd prize 1 point.
132)r. P. J ,O'DWYER offers a cash prize of $3.00 for the best displaY.
h; Ladle's' Work.
'1T, EATON Co. Ltd., Offer a Table Cloth, No. 48-706, size 72x108,
II;• value $7.75, or will be pleased to allow 'said amount on any
other article iin their Fall and Winter Catalogue more 'suitable
1" to the winner, fox. the best two pairs dressed Chickens.
s 'M. SIMPSON Co, Ltd,, offer a case of Silverware, value $7.30, for best
ten pounds butter • in crock, for table uee.
4TC,1711.1TZ & SON, and M. SNELL, Ford Dealers, offer a prize of $J0.00
tor the best decqrated Ford auto on the Pair Grounds on the
afternoon of October it. Piret Prize $6.05, second prize $4.00,
Open to rail.
Zurich Jubilee Band in Attendance
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ELECTORS OF SOUTH HURON
Quite /regardless of party pol-
itical leaning )1 thank you for the
splendid victory -given nae at the
polls on Tuesday. last. The vic-
tory is yours, not mine.
I take it as af striking vin-,
dication of :my record as. yowl:see-
vant in the Parliament .of Canada
and a ifitqng rebuke to These who
.sought tio cover my tname with
oblOquy, at a time. when I was
humbly endeavoring tb do my
dosy and had, to aneet and exper-
ience, the greatest material does in
human life.
11/174y I Say, again that wordsfail
to cpnvey i .nany,adeqnste terms,
'a just appreciation of. the. fine
tribute you have accorded. i It
shall be ,to me an additional in-
spiration to render to you and to
my country the best ;and noblest
service of [my life.
Yours Sincerely,
THOMAS McMILLAN.
R.R. 2, Seaforth, Ont,
Sept. .15, 1926.
BORN
S.hwartzenlrutez—At Bro nun Line
Hay Township :September .9,
to Mr. and kris,. Jacob' Schwartz-
entrubar, a daughter. (stillborn)
Dashwood on Septem-
ber 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rine*:
hard' Miller, a daughter.
Deichert—In- Hah Township .: on
September. .15th, !tfo Mn .and.112r..4ths .lago .1c,,ssed.. his final exams. in
the' Medical. College .at iLondon,
and having spent the' :surnmer in
N. Dakota, has spent the past(
few weeks iat his .hornie here.,
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the union parsonage .here ,on
Sept. 1:tli, when Li 1 an Viola H b
gins, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Higgins, became the1/4
bride of Aaron Sweitzer of Detroit,
Rev .Ai. Sinclair officiating, Nthe
bride was gowned in a charming
dress of claret satin canton, aria
black velsret at.kAfter ,t the
ceremony a wedding dinner iwas
served at the home of the bride's
parents. They will reside De
trait.
at the home of Q3/1r, and Mr's.. Robt,
Higgins, when :a miecellaueous
'shower was tendered Miss Viola
Higgins, bride -elect who received
sonie handsome gifts.
Mr ..and Mrs. Jellies Nicholson
Of Wing:haat, visited the. risses---
Mary and Emma Johnston,
Fred Small:acorn:be) who has vis
ited her a few .weeks, retanred 'to
Guelph.
Andrew Love is improving the
appearance of his home by hav-
ing it re -painted,
Helen Smith left for Orner,lVlich
where isle has entered into train-
ing for a nurse in one of thelerge
hospitals Were, and will ,also- be
wish her brother ,who is a doc-
tor in that place.
Mr .and Mrs. ;Geo. Striate., .40
HensaIt, announce the engage -
of their eldest daughter, ,Pearl E.
to Mr, Otto J. Stephan, eldest son
of Mr. and MStephan,
Ms. John of
Hillsgreen, the .marriage to(takeplace the latter part ief Sept-'
ember.-
The death .occured in Heneall on
Sept. 14th of Mary 'Ann Horton,
relict of the late Robert :Bullard,
in her 77th year. Mra. Bullard had
not been .sick long :and her death
was not looked for. She was a
lifelong resident of the vicinity,the
funeral taking place on Thursday
to the Hensall Union icemetery.
Russell MacKay, second son of
Wm, MacKay, and, Who 0..some mon-
Victor Deichert, a daughter. \
Gould—On Con. 4, Hay ,Tiawnship
on September 4th, 'co Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Gould, a tson,
McKinley—At Goshen Line, Stan-
ley Township, on September 18,
to Mr, and Mrs.. Elgin McKinley a
daughter.
NOTICE
Alt persons oweing me fertijjl-
izzer or lima ancounts, must settle
same on or Ibisfore October lst,
1926—J. Hey, Sr.
CREDITON
Anniversary Services will ,
held in the United ichurch ou Sun-
day, Sept. 26th.
Rev. WI. Y, ,Dreier assisted in
the Anniversary Services at Oen-
tenial Evangelical Church, Strat-
ford, on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs., Hiscocks, were
on a trip to ,Lotieftm, Woodstock
and Princeton the past \week. '
Mildred Barker, of London, has
returned. home ,aftfar visiting a we-
ek with the 'Miss Stehle.
The Sr. Leaguesof the Evangel-
ical chuireh held a corn and weiner
roast at the home of their presi
dent, sidiliken Galser,
Rev. C K. Pepkay 'of Stratford
prea.ched in Zion Evangelical gal -
arch on Sunday, -his morning theme
being. "The Fundanteetalss of
Faith"' and the evening, , "The.
Vital Factor in World illeclentte
The Craditon School Fair took
place on September 9th, underthe, the old, heifer calf 4 months old.
management of G. R. Patterson, About 75 hens- 1 pair Guineas.
Aistrict ,Agricultip.a.1 Representat- IMPLEMENTS, -ETC.—M.assey
ive of Clinton. At first the wea-
ther looken bad, but ,by noon it
cleared op so the sports could be
run off as, well ,at the parades. On
'recount of the early tdate set for
the fair, the exhibits of roots and
vegetablend fowl were not as
lege as in former years. The
showing o !towers was on of the.
best ever shown and much admire
Tbe parade of the chil-
dren was good, each .school was
t.epresented by a banner. and .sp-
-Acial colors warn by the children,
the singing was also fine. •
HENSALL •
Marion Casernortneof Wingham,
has been .engaged as clerk in the
ready -t0 -wear rin
joynt's*store, 'and has .entered up
on her duties,
Mr ,and Mrs. Thos. McNee,lenra.
Wm. Higgins, ;and Miss, F. Hige
of Clinton visited Mr. andMrs
Robt, Higgins, on FridaAlasf
Mre, L Simpson and family of
AUCTION SALE
OP FARM, "ARM STOCK, IMPL-
EMENTS, ETC. On Lot 24, con. 12,
Stanley Townshipo-on TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 5th, Commenciug at t
o'clock pen. sharp,
FARM—Contains 100 acres of
land, about 8 acres mixed bush,
bank barn 40x60 feet, g-ood stab-
ling underneath, comfortable frame
heuse, kitchen attached, plenty of
tvater, 7 acres fall wheat, isome
plowine will be done. Fari.
eyill be sold b by auction if not pre-
viously'sold...
• 1,IVE STOCK -1 bay mare 01
years odl, 1 bay mare 12 years old
1 cow 6 'yrs. old due December10
1 cow .5 Veers, old; 1 aged cow,
heifer , yrs. 'old due April 13th,
yearling heifer, heifer calf 8 mon-
Harris Binder, Deering mower,
Hayrake,
rake, Noxon drill., Spring tooth
Cultivator, wagon, gravel box, set
Bob Sleighs, top buggy, Portland
cutter, Hay Rack, eagon box, set
4 -Section harrows, Fleury walking
plow, 'spurner, double -set heavy
harness nearly new; doable sett
plough' heelless; -double set light
harness, set single harness, horse
collars, Jope and pulleys, set of
sling ropes, a quantity of lum-
ber, Renfrew creaal 'separator ,set
of weigh, scales. 10 lbs, capacity,
Quantity of hay, forks, shovels,cow
bonn daub;etrees, neckyokes
mail box, long ladder, spriugsat
and riuueroun other articles.
TERMS OF SALE—On farm 10%
on day of sole, $2300 may remain
031 mortgage, balance in 30 clays
without interest. Other articles.—
$10, and undercash, over that a-
mount 11 months credit will be
given by furnishing approved joint
notes, 6% off or cash On Credit
anion /1t4.
Detroit, visited selativee in town, Oscar Klopp,Auctioneer,
Mrs Bonthron returning 'with them War, S. Johnston, Clerk.
- piL won t evening •w as p:,r31; Ls. r, Pro le tor
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