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For your Fall and Winner Buying
ui ct your friends here
LADIES' COATS
PETE HAVE JUST OPENED UP A SHIPMENT OF LADIES COATS
1 iND WOULD BE P1,EAS:L a, TO SHO' S ' H,Em TO ,'YOU. T11EY
!CONTAIN THE SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES AND CLOTHS AT
[VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
NEW COVERT CLOTH
A 54 incl.. Cloth of Extra fine texture, 'similar to Jersey cloth,
twill notstretch or pull, very suitable for 'suits or dresses,
:CIIARMEEN - in pretty [shades of Fawn and Navy for Coags, Suits
or Dresses.
j>' `L. NN.E,LS -- We have 36 pieces of 'Flannels in Stock, comprising
the" newest fancy and plain shades' in 32 and 54 inch widths, col
'1" --ors 'such as cedarl;ark, G-ypsy aced, Tuscan, Sandalwood, •pose-
• wood, Coral, Farience blue, Thrash, Burmese blue with white pin
stripe, also black and navy.
WOOL SANTOYS -- In in Pototan, Blues, Rosewood, Brown, Fawn,
`• Henna, Navy. This cloth is very popular •fwe fall wear.
COATING SPECIAL
6 Pieces Coatings in 54 -in. width, Extra heavy quality at $1.50 yd
tELANNELETTE WRAPPERETTLS, ETC,
40 pieces of New Flannelettes, opened up in various widths] and
qualities at lower prices than last season,
DRAPER CLOTHS
In pretty shades of Pinks andllues with gilt scroll pattern 1 yd.
G wide at .60c. yd. and 75c, ayd.
Wi'EA.TER COATS -Por Men, Women, Boyd and Girls in. Sea'son's
newest styles.
IDEAL PATTERNS
We carry a con,hilete dine .of IDEAL PATTERNS in Stock. No
reed of waiting, a week for a Pattern. We h+i.ve them on hand, and
at the remarkable !low price of 20c, each.
HAND AT RIGTH PRICES 'FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS -ON
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GENUINEFORD PERTS
Tires, Tubs, Repairs
,FUST RECEIVED A St1TPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
$76 'B ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
ete 17.1.61A
l`F IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICE TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND. BESIDES WE GIVE
.YOU SERVICE.
ii7PE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
E3AT'TERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MF+CHA.NICAL, • ALSO AC-
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Nights are getting cool — Winter
3 win n soon be here, this pens as in
mind of that New: Stove, one that will
• Fire more heat with less fuel than any
other make on the market, namely the
Clarex Quebec combined Cooker and
HEATER, A STOVE THAI' WILL •COOK AND BAKE WITH
ANY AN3: O1+` THEM, AND :FOR IHEATING CANNOT BE BEAT, T
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IN FURNACES WE CAN GIVE YOU THE VERY BEST THAT
NIONE ir: CAN BUY, "THE I3RECLA" A REAL OLD STANDBY
A FURNACE' 'LIIAT HAS GIVEN; SATISFACTION TO iTHOU
SANDS O6 C;SERS FOR MANY YEARS, The Furnace , that
naves one ton of coal in iseven.
in haviee. ;:r i; Furnace Work Plunubin
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and :L3�.p0;r,n Prone, You make no mistake he eg
here and having it done byistalce by taming here
our Expert Mr. Ted,.1Vl.iili:eholtm,
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our,. Fall Line of Ladies'
d Men's Hosiery, Underwear
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.MACKINAC FLANNELETTE
ALL WOOL FLANNEL'
STRIPED AND WHITE
FLANNELETTE
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ALL LINEN TOWELING
ALL WOOOL BLANKETS
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
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ZURICH FALL FAIR
The annual. Zurich Fair wa'aheld
on the Agricultural (gerounds on
Friday ida.y 1a'st, while the weatherman.
looked very kind with o, fine morn-
ing and up till a little after two
o'clock the ,aks•. was overcast with
dark clouds and rain again came
down freely, compelling the pro -
pie to take labelter in auto -s or
the show house, The crowd kk as
an exceptionally large one, and it
seemed regretable to be denied of
the afternoon's outing. The •Soc-
ir'ty evidently should have ag-ood
financial year, as the entire pro -
1 seeds amounted to over $600.00,
L • :HORSES
General Purpose -Brood mare,
13 Steinbach, 3, A Manson, & Son
H. Steinbach; Foal Ed, Haberer; 1
yr. old; S. Deit_ich, J. Smith; 2 -yr
old, J .A. 'Man'aon & Son; Span in
herneis-H. Steinbach, W. Decher.
Agricultural -Broom mare --Jas,
McBride, W. W, Chapman; Foal -
WE W. Chapman, R. McClinchely ;
year old -R. Tinney, 3, MacBride;
3 yr. old -E, Foster; Span i:n wa-
gon -J. Ge;inag, •E, Foster.
Heavy Draft - Brood mare" -
W. i.1 a'laster & Son; Foal -W, Mc-
Allister• & Son, T. Snowden; 2 yr.
old -W4 W (Chapman; Span in
wagon -E. J. Perm!.
Roadster -Brood ;mare =.S Hey,
J. Decher .Jr; Foal -J. Decher Jr,
2nd and 3rd; 1 yr. old -S. Hey; 2
yr. old -E 'Walper, R. •MeClinchey,
S. Hey; Span in harness aril wa-
gon -'DE Campbell; ;single road
ester -R; McLaren, J. Banjhardt, T.
Reid; Lady driver -R. McLaren, J.
Armstrong, ang, J. Decher Sr,.
Carreige-Brood mare --J. Deck-
er Jr; and S. Hoffman 3rd; Foal -
S Uoffiiran, J. A, Blanton & Son,
and 3rd; 1 yr. old -E. Wallpier;
l yr..o'l-J, A. Manson; W. Pyne,
R. McCLinchey; Span in ;harne'ss
and wagon G. J,%Thiel; Single in •
buggy, -R, ;Webster, 3. McKinley,
Dr. Campbell.
CATTLE
Reg, Durham- 131111 Calf 1926-.
E. J. Pym, W. ,Oesstreicher, H. St-
einbach; Reefer calf 1926-E. J,
Pym, H. 'Steinbach; Year old bull
calf -E. J Pym, W. Oe'streicher,
and 3rd.
Other than pure bred -Cow's .-
1 Pfaff. 0. Suererus, is, R. Far-
well; Yearling hhelfer-J. Pfaff and
2nd: 2 yr. ' `old heifer -O. Surerus,
J Pfaff; Pat cow or heifer - .1.
Pfaff, 0. Surerus; 2 fr. old steer
J. Pfaff and 2nd, 0. Surerus; Ye-
arling 'steer -J. Pfaff e ,1 Tent
steer -J. Pfaff; Holsteia i „ in
milk -W. B. 13attler & Son; Hol-
atein yearling S. R, Farwell.
Herd of Grade cattle -J. Pfaff, a
Surerus.
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Leiche'ster-Shearling ram- T. S
Yorkshire -Spring boar! -W. Mc
Allister & ;Son.
POULTRY
Hamk•urga--{Hen, W. 13, Battler
and 2nd; Barred Rocks -cock, G.'.
Heywood took ,all prize; ,White
Plymouth Rock -Cock, T. Smow-
Glen and 2nd; hen F. Kohcem's, T.
Snowden; Cockerel, T. Snowden;
Pullett, T. Snowden, Light Br-
a:1,,.ans-Ken, W. 13, .Battler & Son;
Black Minorcan, --Cock, .W. B. Bat-
tler
at
tler & Son;, hen F. Kochems, W. B.
Battier & Son; Cockerels, F., Koch -
eras, H. Yungblut; Pullett, F. Ko
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deems, II. Yungblut Patridge Rocks.
-P Koehema took all prizzes; S.
C. W. Leghorns-Cock, G Heywood
and 2nd; Hen, G. .Heywood, ,,, J.
Thiel; Cockerel, G. Heywood. and
2nd; Pullett, W. Davidson, G, Hey-
wood; took all prizzcs; Ancona
Cock, 0, Salmon, L. O'Brein; hen,
W. B. .Battler & Son,, C. Salmon,
Cockerel, W. 13. Battler & Son, L.
O'Lrein; Pullett, W. S. tattler &
'son, L. O'Brein; .Bantams, any var-
iety -Cock, W. B. Battler :and 2nd;-
hen, W. B. Battler & Son, G,. Hey-
wood; ,cockerel, W. B,Battler, R.
McClinchey; Pullett, W. 13. Batt-
ler & Son, G. Heywood; Collect-
ion
ollect
ion of Pigeons -Dr. •MacKinnon, .H.
tungblut; Pekin China ducks -
.old
.old 3, & R. Snowden, T. KocliemE;
Young, '.l Snowden; Rean Ducks
old, T. Snowde; young, F. Koch -
em, T, Snowden; Ducks, any var,
-old, T: McAdanse, F, Kocheneis,
young, F, Koch.ena's; Geese -old •4Y
B. Battler'"& Son; Toulouse Geese -
old,. J. Gelinas; Wild duces, A,
Mc,u'sseau. '
Judge, Gordon Smith;, Wood•slee.I
GRAIN AND SEEDS
Bushel white wheat -M. • Rader,
G. Jacobe, G. Deters; Red fall wh-
eat -W. R. Dougall, E. & R. Snow
den; Spring wheat, any var. M.
Rader, E & R.' Snowden, G. Det-
ers; 6 -rowed barley -M. IRader,W,
R. Dougall; H. Truemner; White
oats -E. & R. Snowden„ Ii. True -
Inner, M Rader; Large peas -E,13•
Snowden, P. Schwalm; Small ipeae
-I3`• Trueinner, M. Rader; puck-
wh-eat M Rader; Bushel red ,cl-
over (seed -M. Rader, H, Trueni,ner
Lisike clover -H. Truemncr; Swe-
et clevorJseed-T Snowden; Tin?-
othy .!seed• -R. Turner, NI, Rader, FT'.
Truemncr; Small white field beans
M. Rader. H, Truem-mer, P. Schwalm
Coll grain in heads, any kind -G,
Jacobe, .H.FI Neeb; Alfalfa ;seed -
M. Rader, G. Raters;'
• HORTICULTURAL
TURAL
. Coll. of apples -J, R, °Stirling
W. B. Battler & Son, B 31, Neel);Pall pears -3. R. Stirling,
Battler & Son, G. Dat,ere; Winter
epples-Ja Stirling, W. B. Battler
& Son, H. H. Neeb; King of Tone -
Sus -S. Stiriir, , J,, Lecher Jr.;
now 'apples—W, B. Battler c Sdn
L Ix
Neeb, Northern Spies -J. R.
tirlinge W'. 13, Battler & Sans;
ald}urns-J' R Stirling, H. :True, -
'Snowden, Aged ram -T. Penhale;
Shearling ewe -T. Snowden; Ram S
lamb -T. Snowden, T. Penhsial`e, B
Ewe lamb -T. Snowde, 0, Penh:ale
Ewe having raised leamb-•-G Pen -
ale, T. Snowden.
Lincold Sheep-Sh.eariing Paan--
li%. McAllister & Son; ,Shearling
ewe -W McAllister and grid; Ram
Iamb -E. F, Klopp, W. McAllister
& Son; Ewe lamb -W. McAllister
& Son and '2nd; Ewes having raised,
lamb -W. Mc.}a".11ieter & Son and
second).
Shropshire-Shearling Rani -3. A,
Manson & San; Shearling `ewe -J.
A. Man; on & :Son and 2nd,, Ram
lamb ----J. A..'Mans,on & Son; Awe
lamb -JT A. Manson & Son. and 2nd
Ewe, having raised lamb -J. • A,
Mannan & Son, T. Snowden,
O:;forcl-•Aged rain T. Snowden,
le
W B, Settler & o Shearling Son; Scar to an_
l t
, g
Z. Snowden; Shearling ewe -T,
Snowden,, T. M,,A;lanes; Ewelamb
- Y
A. Manson and 2nd; Ewe! hav-
ing Farsed lamb -T. McAda.ln's, ,'p,
Snoveclen; Fat 'sheep any class -3,
-I , Manson & Son, T. Snowden,
HOGS
Tamworth --Aged oi�y--W13
13a, t• e' & San, 3. A, Menson Eon;
Aged 'hoar -T, Snowden; Spring
UO rr-J.
A„Manson & ,San,
73.1tl1ni* GSL Son; Spring Isow-Ji,A,
14'T,I;i'san & .Sant h•ncl ,2nd.
nner; 1 I, Greerings-V4' ?3, Bat-
t
13
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T
ler, J. Stirling; Spitzzenberg - J,
tir.]ing; Canada Reds -J. Stirling,
Truemner; RT'b:ion Pipped --J,
iirling, R. Turner; Golden Bni-
ets-J. Stirling,:D W 111
a
t
r s, Ben
a"'is J Stirling, G Eaters; Swa-
re-J. Stirling; tiG agners-J. St -
ling; Banns -J. Stirling, A,
tiii,bull; Manns. -J. R. Stirling,
W. B. Battler & Son; Weill River-
J. Stirling, 13, Trueanner, ,Alexan-
ders -F4
Alexandexs-Fi ViWiilert, J Stirling; Mor-,
ideede • lush -J. R, Stirling, Men-'
helm Pippen-J•. Stirliiag, .L, Wil-
lert, Pcwaukee-W. B. Battler &
Son, H. Truemncr, Colverbs-J, R.
SlEling, W 13, Sadler &•Son; 20 -oz
Pippen-J. Stirling, FI, 'Tru:eiuner;.
Tallman Sweet -J. Stirling, W, 13,
Battler & Son; Coll of Russett, ap-
ples -J Stirling, 11, at, Neeb; Coll,
fils p gra, ....J. :a Stirling, Ef ;1I,
Neeb ; Winter pears -J. Stirling;
Pears fall and winter, W. B Bat-
tler & Son, J. Stirling; 'Eartlett pe-
ars-Hie,
e-
ass-HI, Neeb; Clapp'.s . Favorite
Anna Hese, cTl:, ll Neale; Fess hes-
M Smith, 3, R. Stirling; Prunes-
W'
runes-
W Decher; Platt red crab
apple's -3. Stirling; W. R. Stir ling
W, 13, Battler & Sosi; '.ireglow crab
(Continuied on bagee .'Five)
Thursday, :October 'Mt, 1
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We Wife e received a .large• shipment
of .newFurniture including Livrin..;
room, .ew i .i.n .. ',roo , s
uites, and
rockers, kitchen cabinets, tables
.and ;chairs
COM IN. AND SEE OUR NEW GR.A:OE LINE REDS, BEASS
BEDS; AND A FULL 'LINE OF THE FAIIVIOUS SIMMONS GUAR-.
ANTI3ED S1'RING$ AND BUTTRESSES.
BRING IN YOUR PICTURES TO :BE FRAMED.
A FULL LINE OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
BEA.TTY WASH MACHINES AND `WRINGERS, STOVES AND'
FURNACE'S, WIRE FENCING-, STEEL POSTS, POU,I;TRY..'
FENCING, AND CEMENT.
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ING,
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF 100°
PAINTS, OILS, CHI-NAYiJEL `� ITiiRt+. MARTIN summit
VARNISHES,
'' F' E EST Gas mad Coal oil
TRY OUR OILS NONE BETTER
BR/NG IN YOUR OLD RAGGS, TRADE OR CASH le, Ih.
Jo-hnston Kaibfiejh
Hardware ec Furniture. Phone 6
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A -FARMER'S WIPE OWN ED $2,500 WORTH OF SAFE
BONDS. 'A STOCK SALESMAN, (a stranger) PERSTJADED
HER TO EXCHANGE THEM E'OR STOCK IN A MANS
ACTURING CONCERN.
HE GUARANTEED TO'PAY HER 8%, BUT HIS GUARAN-
TEE WAS WORTHLESS AS THE COMPANY HADN'T PAID,
ANY DIVIDENDS FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
Why place confidence in. 'stock salesmen Evh.en reliable ad-
vice aau ,be obtained -right in town,'
I recommend 'Huron & Erie Debentures because the Govern-
ment authorizes them for estates funds in the hands of ex-
ecutors and ,trustees.
5% per annum,, is paid half -yearly upon 8100 or mime for
1 to 5 ream.
Applications for Huron & Erie Debentures are accepted at
any time by.-
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