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Thursday September 20th, .192t
Zurich Fall Fair
Prize Winners
General Purpose -Broad mare ac-
companied by foal, H. FL Neeb;
foal L. Denomy, H. Hr Neeb;
'yearling By: Volland, E. Flaist;
yr. old Jm A., Manson and sons, R.
Mcelinchey ; 3 -yr. old J. Neuse m
\veneer,
G. Coleman; span,
Decher; Sweepstake Wni. Decher
Agrieulture-Brood mare With foal, Keegan; toll, winter ears, F.
T. Willert, e R. Keys, F. Denomy-;, Keegan; pears any ver. F. Keegan
foal E. �Z'llert, E. R, leySIcAllister E. Rader; Bartlett pear E. Snow_
den, F. Keegan; 6 peaches, A. Hen
drick and 2nd; 12 prunes., Mrs. G.
Hess, P. Keegan; crab apples red
.FI Yungbiut, A. Reichert; ,-crab
apples, yellow, D. B. Fuss, P. Ke-
egan;;; plumbs D. B. Fuss, E. Sn-
Drought-mare with f W.
Me Al ister e edea; col. of canned fruit, A.
Alliste r& Sons; foal Johnston & Son, A.. 3. MacKinnon;
& Sons; 2 -yr. old W. McAllister & plate grapes, airs. G. Hess, Boll
Sons; 3 -yr. old, Geo. Coleman, W. f grapes, F. Keegan.
McAllister & Sons; span, L. E.
sweepstakes, ,W McAll s er GARDEN WEEDS
Mader
& Sons . Roadster -Mare acc.by Half bushel golds Wonder pot-
-yearling
J. Decher; foal, J. D- r. old,i atoes, W. Edighoffer; Rural New
3. Ding Wt n. Decher; `i old York, 3. Decher, S. Hoffman;any
3, Decher, Wm.C.
Tht�exuner';span variety late, C. Truemner; early,W.
J. Decher sr.; C• buggy , J. Blackwell; W. Edighoffer; A.
W. J. Taylor, Jos Green; W. Rennie; GreenMountain, N. Sur -
horse in harness and buggy, el erus, A. Rennie., S. Schoch; Irish
Mitchell; D. B. Fuss, Geo. Thiel' Cobbler C. Truemner, E. Snow -
lady driver, Jas. Green, C. Prouty, den, Mrs. G. Hess; 6 ears of yellow
sweepstakes J.
De
ch
er
D, B. Fuss; ecorn, J. Decher sr., W. 3, Black
3z, Carriage -brood mare acct. well; sweet corn, E. Snowden, H.
by foal, J. Decher jr; foa'1, H. Neeb;blac ksweet corn, H. .H
. -yr. r Jr.; 1 -yr. old J. Decherjr; Neeb; Fellow dent corn, E. Snow -
2 -yr. old, J. Decher jr; Geo. In -
den, T. M. Snowden; large yellow
gram 3 -yr. old, R. N. Peck; span,
BY. Steinbach, Wm. Thiel; singly onions, F. Keegan, Mrs. G. Hess;
carr, horse in buggy, H H. Neeb, gallon dutch setts, W. Edighoffer,
Prouty; sweepstakes H. H. N. Surerus; white field carrots, M.
Rader, T. M. Snowden; red garde
Neeb. _
CATTLE
Reg. Durham -Cows in milk or lobe mangold E. Snowden, T.
in calf, W.McAllister & Sons and globe
Intermediate mans -
2nd; yearling heifer, W. McAI iter •.
olds, C. Truemner, T. Snowden;
Sons 2nd and 3rd; 2 -yr heifer, ; long yellow mangolds, W. Edighof-
W. McAllister & Sons; bull call fer, M. Rader; sugar beet mang-
�q, McAllister . & Sons; .heifer tali ; olds. W. Edighoffer, W. J. Black-
..ARader, P. Deichert sr.; W. tic' well; Oxford cabbage, J. Hey jr.,
Allister & Sons. sweeOthere, ',V 3I. Rader; drumhead cabbage H.
McAllister & Sons. Other than Yungblut, 3M. Rader„ black Span-
' pure Bred Durham -cows P. Hab-; ish radish, E. Klopp, Geo. Coleman
erer, J. Pfaff; heifer cal. may- Ste-, white radish; G. Coleman; garden
inbach ,O• Surerus; yearling bei- beans, M. Rader. G. K. Farwell_;
mer, J. Waft; 2 -yr. bei' er J. P. a. pumpkin yellow T. McAdams, W .
2nd and 3rd; fat cow, O. Surerus, J Blackwell; mammoth pumpkin.
".and 2nd and 3rd; 2 -yr.
old year teer J Decher �Jr.. C. Truemner; cel -
0. Surerus, J. Pfaff and end , n O cry J. Gas ho, P. Haberer; Citron,
'ling' steer J. McKinley & So J. Dehoer jr. W. Decher. table
Surerus, 3. Plate; Fat steer, J• .equash. A. J. MacKinnon, J. Kip -
'McKinley & Son; Holstein coin, H. per; mammoth squash. P. Schwalm
'`vein t, .J Preeter; yearling Hol H. Ciausius; blood beets,, W. J.
;stein heifer, J. Preeter; sweepsta- Blackwell, W. Edighoffer;*root
hes, the inley & Son. Herd beets, M. Bader, H. H. Neeb, wat-
of Cattle ,Grade -J. Pfaff. Reg-## watermelons, S. Schoch, J. Decher
c:nings, H. H. Neeb, F. Keegan;
Spitzenberg, F. Keegan; •Canada
Reds, F. Keegan, E. Rader; Ribson
Pipi)en, F. Keegan; Golden Rus-
sets, T. Johnson, C. Truemner; Ben
Davis, F. Keegan, P. Schwalm;
Swears, Keegan; Wagners, C. Tr-
uemner, F. Keegan; Manns, F. Ke-
egan; Wolf River, F. Keegan;
Maiden's Blush, F. Keegan; Bien,
helm Plppen, E, Rader; Pewauk2e,
B. :Battler & Son, fine, T, .Toll # o,
mitts, double, Mrs. E. Darling,
nson,
B. EI, Neeb; mending l- 1. R. Neeb,
W. L. Siebert; mending worn table
linen, W. L. Siebert, C. Silber;
floor mat,* braided, F. Keegan,3 rs
Darling; floor mat, other, F. Ke-
egan, J, C. Cochrane; home laund-
ry, C. Eilber.
LADIES'. WORK, FANCY
Irish erochey, T. McAdams, Mrs.
F. Keegan, C. Truemner; Colverts E. Darling; filet crochet, cotton,.
ed e;
E. Rader, FI. H. Neeb; 20 -oz. pipen Mrs. E. Darling,' M. E. Routi g ,
G. K. Farwell; Tainan sweet, E, knitted„ lace, T. Johnson, W. L.
Rader, F. Keegan; colt of russets, Siebert; crochet lace, Mrs. E.Dar-
F. Keegan; coll, of fall pears, F, ling, J. Preeter; honition lace,Mrs.
E. Darling, T. Johnson; Sweadish
weave, 3. Preeter, Mrs. E. Darling;
drawn thread work, Mrs. G. Hess,'
3I. E. Routledge; tatting, W. L.
Siebert, M. E. Routledge; embr.
eyelet, C. Eilber, W. Hey; French
W. Hey, B. Coclhrane; emb., hard -
anger, B. Cochrane, T. Johnston;
Roman cut, C. Eilber, B. Cochrane;
Bulgarian, Mrs. E. Darling, T
Johnson; French knot, Mrs. E.Dar-
ling, B. Cochrane; cross stitch
Mrs. E. Darling, T. Johnson; spec
cimen, modern beading, B. Coch-
rane, W.L. Siebert; spec. hand hem
stitch, single, T. Johnson, C. Eilber.
DINING ROOM FURNISHINGS
Luncheon set, 7 pieces, C. Elie
ber, J. C, Cochrane; tea cloth,
emb., Wm. Hey, W .L. Siebert;
tea cloth, other handwork, W. L.
Siebert, Mrs. Darling; set `table
doyleys, 'C. Eilber, W. L. Siebert;
Set table mats, Mrs. E. Darling;
Mrs. B. Dar-
ling,
serviettes, handwork, seri ,
ling, C. Eilber; table cloth, 6 em-
broid. napkins, C. Eilber, Mrs. E.
Darling; pr. tray cloths, Mrs. E.
Darling, B. Cochrane; tea cjaey,
other hand work, W. Hey, Mrs E.
Darling; service tray, Mrs. Ee-
Darling, J. Preeter; centre piece,
Mrs. E. Darling, C. Eilber; buffet
set, 3 pieces, C. Eilber, W. L. Sie-
bert;
BED ROOM FURISHINGS
Pillow slips, emb., W. Hey, C.
Eilber; other hand trimmed, Mrs.
Darling, J. Preeter; fancy sheet,
B. Cochrane, C. Eilber; pr,towels
ernb., W. L. Siebert, W. Hey; bath
towel trimmed, J. Preeter, .A. Fos-
ter; guest towels, other hand trim
ming, Mrs. E. Darling, B. Cochrane
dresser runner, C. Eilber, Mrs. E.
Darling, W. Hey ; pr. curtains hnd
trimmed, etre. E, Darling, C.Eil-
ber; laundry bag, B. Cochrane, T.
Johnson;
LADIES' WEAR
Night robe, emb., A. Foster, C.
Silber; night robe, Mrs. Darling, C.
Eilber; camisole, W. L. Siebert;Mrs
E. Darling; collar and cuff set,
T. Johnson; handkerchiefs, Mrs. E.
Darling, T. Johnson; fancy wrist
bag, J. C. Cochrane, Mrs. G. Hess;
negligee jacket, M. E. Routledge,
T. Johnson; afternoon blouse, T.
Johnson;: bed room slippers, W.
L Siebert F Keegan.
:sschwanger; yearling W•1
& Son, E. A. Keys, F. B. Fuss; 2 -yr
old E. Heist; 3 -yr. old, J. McKin
ley & Sone. A. Manson & Sons;
Span, S. McBride, C. Truemner;
sweepstakes, S, elc&ride. Heavy
Mc -
en carrots, Mrs. G. Hess, J. Haber
er & Sons;; Swedish turnips, C.
Truemner, H. Yungbiut; yellow
istered Durham herd, Yi'm. 3F
Allister & Son.
StekeEP.
Le Chester -W. 1VIcAtlister `& Son
took all prizes. Lincoln -G. Pen -
hale; Aged ram, G. Penhale, T.M.
Snowden; Sheariing
Penhale and 2nd; ram iamb, G.
Penhale and 2nd; ewe lambdb Ta b
Snowden; ewe having
G. Penhale and 2nd;. Fine Wool
Shearling ewe, .J A. Manson &
Sons and 2nd; Ram lamb, J. A..
Manson & Sons; ewe lamb, J. A.
Manson & Soss; ewe having raised
lamb, 3. A. Manson & Son, E. F.
Xl.opp; fat sheep, G. Penhale, W
McAllister & San.
jr muskmelons, Wm. Edighoffer,
J. Dehcer `sr; red tomatoes, 0.
Surerus, E. Snowden; Coll,. of gar-
den vegetables, B K. Neeb, 3.
Decher, sr.
DAIRY and other products
Butter crock 5Ibs., F. Keegan, J.
Decher sr; ' A. Reichert; butter 3
lbs. in prints A. Reichert, W. B.
Battler & Son; honey in comb, J.
Haberer; honey extracted and
honey display 201bs. J. Haberer &'.
Sons; maple syrup, W. B. Battler•I,
& Son, F. Keegan ;-hens eggs, 0.
Surerus, M. Rader t homemade soap
T. Johnson, Mrs. -G. Hess;
DOM. SCIENCE BAKING
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ACRS CUSI-LION IINpNER/TIRE. �J
(7 RU 138ER CoM1'AN �/ LIMIT n
•. WiNGHAM. ONTARIO.
1 have been appointed Agent for this district for the.,
above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. And will be
pleased to give a demonstration at any time. Call and
be convinced.
Jr - Zurich
John Hey,
Mrs. E. Darling, W. H. Hoffman;
table runner, Mrs. E. Darling, T.
McAdams; Sofa pillow, emb., L.
Prang, Mrs. E. Darling; sofa pil-
low,, Mrs. Darling, J. Decher .jr;
Darling, B.
coal:" needlework, 3lrs. Da g,
Cochrane.
ART WORK
Oil painting,landscape, J. Preeter
Be Cochrane; oil painting, marine
view, 7. Preeter, B. Cochrane; wat
er colors, scene, B. Cochrane, T,
Johnson;water. colors, flowers gr-
ouped, B. Cochrane, T. Johnson;
water colors,, animals,. B. Cochrane,
T. Johnson; pastel, P. J. O'Dwyer;
crayon or charcoal sketch, W. L.
Siebert, P. Cochrane; pencil draw-
ing, P. J. O'Dwyer, Mrs. G. Hess;
basketery, J, Preeter, W. L. Sie-
bert; amateur photo., farm scenes,
P. Deichert, jr.; a single piece art
work, J. Preeter, T. Johnson; dr-
awing colored maple leaf, B. Coch
rane.
FLORAL EXH, CUT FLOWERS
Asters, white, T. Johnston, Mrs.
G. Hess, asters, colored, F. Keegan
0, Surerus; glodioli, Mrs. G. Hess,
T. Johnson; annuals, E. Snowden,
E. Johnson; perennials, T. John-
son Mrs G Hess; bouquet T. John
Big Reduction in Bicycles and Sundries:•
Y
IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF OUR ENTIRE REMAINING SEA-
SONS STOCK WE ARE OFFERING THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS
New Hyslop Bicycle, Regular Price $60.00, Sale Price ...,-.., $49.04
One good second hand bicycle, a good buy, for only ........ ......$35.O
One new rear wheel, new tire and coaster for $10.00; 1 front wheel.
complete for $5.00; TIRES; Clip- per for $2.75 and Studded) for $3:00
Inner Tuber for $1.25; Panther lamp for $2,75; Mud garde for $1.25;
Pumps for $1.00; Good used rollerchains at Half Price. And many
articles that space will not permit to mention. Be sure and get
your supply of these Bargains.
O'Brien & Wal. er, - Zurich
P
under 10 years, Lloyd Foster; art horses, Wm. Gould,. Croton; Cat -
over 10 years., Helen Foster. tle, Sheep and Hogs, E. V. Thomp-
BABY SHOW son, Guelph; Poultry, Thos Haines
lst, Roland Geiger; 2nd, Paul Branrioxd; Grain and Seeds, T. L.
Bndour, 3rd, T. Snowden. Weliatus, Zurich; Horticultural, R.
SPECIALS Wesh, Exeter, P. Haberer, Zurich;
T. L. Wur e's, Wm. McAllister & Garden Vegetables, J. Haberer .
Son; W. H. Pfi'.e's, Wm. Edighoffer and W. L Siebert, Zurich.; Dairy
son, E. Snowden, pot Begonia res; C Fritz's, Wm. Edighoffer; W. G.. products, J. Haberer and W. L.
Bess' S. Schoch; R. Simpson Co.'s Siebert, Zurihc; Domestic Science '
1i. E. Routledge; pot plant Begonia W� . L S. Siebert; T. Eaton's, D. B. R. Woish, Exeter, P. Haberer,Zur
Fuss; Wm. O'Brien's, A. J. Mac-
Kinnon; Can. Bank of Coin J.
McKinley & Son; Williams' Bros',.
A. Foster; 3. Preeter's ;W., B: Bat-
tler & .San; Dr.MacK,nnon's, G.
EEey,� god; J. Gasch6 8.,;;,•:Son's, H.
H. Neeb; Molsons Banti's; L. H,•
Rader; W. B. Colles' I!• Willert,•
A. Johnson & Son, T. Johnson;
house fern, L. Johnson & Son; ger
anium, single, T. Johnson; gerani-
um double; T.Johnson; fusias, T
Johnson, A. Johnson •& Son; six
house plants, A. Johnson & Son.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
: Coll. garden vegetables,, .3 Dech-
CYfileDREN'S WEAR er ;4r; H. H. Neeb; coll. mounted
Bonnet, H. H Neeb; Jacket aitid'ueecls, 0. Klopp; coli. weed seeds, .`'aieis Ed._`_Restemeyer; Denomy
booties, H. H. Neeb; L. Schilbe, J'. Decher. jr;
bird.,,,iros' �W. McAllister & Son; Mel -
LIVING ROOM FURNISHINGS. house, A. Poster; writing :under 10 : ick Braun's, Alex. Rennie
centre piece, colored,
ib. ie e, years, 0.
P Surerus;
reru4. Foster;
years,
t JUDGES
E. Darling, W. Hey, centre„p 7
ich; Ladies' work, Mrs. R. Welsh,
Exeter, Fiore I. Fleas, Zurich; Art
.Work, Floral Exhibits and Child -
red's Department, ` 0. O'Brien and
F. Kaibfieisch, Zurich.
RACES
Free -For -All
Daisy Hall, R. McNoll, Goderich
Stade & W eido's,: O. Surerus; F. Eel Boy, F. Taylor, Crediton.'~
Maxie W.;.McNoll, Goderich
Green Race
Sadie Green, F. Taylor, Crediton
Betty 13.goff, J. Decher jr. Zurich._
HOGS Loaf white bread, A. Foster,etrrs.
Berkshire -T. 11. Snowden woo C4, Hess; loaf nut bread, A. Foster,
ailin this class. Tamworth -Ag E. Snowden; raised buns, J. De-
ed sow, J. A. Mansoni: Son; E. Sn cher sr; 3. Foster; tea biscuits„
owden; aged boar,. T. M. Snow- A. Foster; rolled sugar cookies, A
den; spring boar J. A. Manson ,R.
Johnston & Soni A.J. Maclennan;
rolled ginger cookies, P. Deichert
Sons, E. Snowden ;spring sow. T.
11i. Snowden and 2nd. jr, N. Surerus; fried cakes; A. John
POULTRY ston & Son, A. J. MacKinnon dark
Pair of. Ramburgs, G. Heywood layer cake N. Surerus, E. Snowden;
chicks, G. Heywood; Barred Rocks light Iayer cake, A. J. MacKinnon,
,A. 3. MacKinnon; chicks, J. Thiel E. Snowden,; cherry pie, A. Foster,
*.F A. J. MacKinnon; meat loaf, A.
and 2nd; White Rocks, T, ;little- Foster; sealer canned rhubarb, A.
holtz ,W. B. Battler 8.: Son; Light Johnston & Son, C. Eilber; canned
1B .Legs, J. Thies; chicks, J. Thiel; raspberry, A.J, MacKinnon, C.
chi Leghorns, J. Heywood and Eilber • sealer strawberries G.
chicks ,J: Heywood and 2nd;
P.C.P..C. ,
W. Leghorn chicks, J. Heywood: S. Coleman, C. Eilber; sealer cherries
C. Brown Leghorns, W. B. 1.att- J. Decher Sr., A. Johnston & Son
ler Son; Buff Orpingtons G. K. sealer canned pears, A. Johnston &
Farwell, chicks G. K. Farwell; W. Son, J. Decher Sr; preserved yel-
Wyandottes chicks ,W. B. Battier low tomatoes, J. Decher Sr., M.
& :Son; Salver lacy W yandottes R. Rader; preserved citron, A. J.
McClinchey, chicks R. Mt.C1h-i hey; MacKinnon, J. Decher sr; preserv-
.Ancona chicks, G. Heywood: Ban- ed plums, A• J. MacKinnon, T.Joh-
tams. H. Ciausius; Coll. of pigeons nstan; preserved peaches, A. J.
' T. McAdams; pr. Pekin ducks, E. rant jam, , Eilber; sealer
cur-
t
_Snowden and 2nd; Rouen ducks, Keegan, G.Hess;
O `' W. B. Battler &Son; P. Schwalm; berry jam E. Eilber, F, Keegan;
ducks, any ver. H. Ciausus, W.B.
ether native jam ,F. Keegan, C.
Battler & Son; Geese, W. B. eat Eilber; grape jelly, J, Decher sr.,
tier & Son, H Claus:us; Toplause F. Keegan; red currant jelIy,• F.
geese, W. B. Battler & Son; Tine Keegan; bottle mixed vinegar pi -c
C Ides. E. Snowden, A. Foster; mus -
keys E. Snowden.
GRAD AND SEEDS tard pickles, A. J. Mackinnon, J.
rBushel White fall wheat, C. Tru -lit cher sr; bottle catsup, A. J.
✓ 3llciiinnon, A. Johnston & Son;
✓ tenter, T. fM.el Snowden, E. Snow-
den;
ilei pickled red cabbage, J.
cldfa1
.en; Re .1 wheat ,A. Reichert,nee-her. sr; canned tomatoes red,
► W. J:' Blackwell; Sexing wheat any E, Snowdon A. 3. MacKinnon; can -
r gar., 11. Rader; bush. 6 -rowed bar-
yes, M. Rader, C. Truetriner; white, r,?d earn, E. Snowden, J. .Decher
► .ts?
► oats, C. Truemner; smell peas, C. Sr.
► reru2mner,; rve, W. B. Battler & LADIES NEEDLEWORK
Son; buckwheat W. Edighoffer; D0 `IICTIC
r.•d. .clover seed, P. Deichert jr; Quilt, pieced cotton, T. Johnson,
Aisike clover 0, Truetnner; Sweet L. Coxwor•th ; qui`, fancy uilting
.clover seed, P. Deichert jr; unto- cotton, Mrs. E. Darling, Mrs, G.
thy enol, E. Rader. P. Deichert; Hess; comforter. homemade. MIrs.
entail rvhite field beans, Wm. Eel E. Darling, C. Either; bed spread
ighoffer, C. Truemner; hest colt '.nit or crochet. Mrs. E. Darling,
•grain in heads, F. Keegan, H. H. W. L. Si}here; heal reread fancy,.
Neeb: W. B. 3lattler & Son; 1'. Johnson;.
HORTICULTURAL I Ladiee' house dress. cotton, J. C.
Coll, apples F. Keegan; plateof Cochrane; bed, sheezi handmade,
fall epples, F. Keegan plate of C. Eitb^r. A, Foster; kitchen an-
winter applets, C. 1 rue'nner, F ; ron, F Keegan, Mrs, G. Hess; knit -
Xe -n; Kind; of Torekins, G. K., 'eel seeriter errit, W. II. Hoffman.
'I1'-trwell F, Keegan; Snows, F. Ke P, ?'Sele alm; ys�hmrultler seem!. 3.
egnn, 3 R't'tF r N,/ ' filiec1 H.0,+,1, `
s tri 111,1 .v c o",1 srwks
:II ,.r J l „ ,i. ,,• Jr. 1': tri t, i,t-. r . • i .,. , • ?.1 t r.11,1....
V. 'Varwell, P. Sch'a-alm; R. 1. erre-. Iing; tine, xi. kt, iv ecu; nnentitxnr,,
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Good Ola Paroid
"Good Old Parod" -that's what
they call the best rollroafing ever made.
For more than 20 ` years Neponset
Paroid has solved the problem of roofs
for new and old buildings. It wears,
wears, wears. Impregnated with as-
phalt. Surfaced with slate or talc. It
has made good
on farm buildings, de-
pots and ltnanufactories. It's the ideal
'BIRD & SON, II.IM1TE .
Fr
roofing for bungalciws and cans
Colors -slate -red, slate -green, and gray.
Come in and let us tell you why you
should build NOW and why we back
Neponset Roofs-'-Neponset Twin
Shingles or Neponset Paroid -to the
limit. Remember, there's a copy of
"ROOFING CANADA" Waiting fot
e you at our store.
Hamilton, Ontario
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