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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1915-10-01, Page 80 it t; Q >ll would be pleased to show you our ;; of new flannels, fiannellettes, ettes, kimono cloths, woollen and ,- tte blankets, shirting's, and all the (clines of underwear for leen, Fwom- hildren. Our prices are right. Pall Millinery DPENING S on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 22nd and 23rd, and followini days,. Miss .Thiel is again in charge of our Millinery Department and she will be pleased to have you call and see the the latest styles in Ladies' and Children's Iiats and trimming; for the fall 'season, New ress Goods We have a complete stock of Serges in the different colors and weights, Ga- berdine clothe, Whipcords, Panama cloths, Velveteens, also heavy coating materials. We bought early thus saving the advance in price of these goods and you get the benefit. .neliettes and Blankets 'canoe Showing Lad;, : Coats ie carry the celebrated Roger's Gar- 14nade by the Canada Cloak Co, oats are noted for their exclusive nd good workmanship, made of the ?aerials obtainable and aro guaran- ?,give entire satisfaction. If you are 77. of a coat for fall or winter wear it worth your while to look through range of coats for ladies and chil- rfore purchasing elsewhere. ' tAmosonommoutautmin Fresh G-roceries always on band. RUBY and GASCllO PHONE 17 ONE YEAR One year ago today we entered upon the CASH SYSTEM. .l,We wish to thank those who helped us to make it a success. The business will be conducted as it has been in the last year. "'"'CASH SYSTEMA_ 'GOODS RIGHT PRICES RIGHT "Ever at yoiuu' Service' 'GEORGE R. HESS & 00., JEWELLERS: " ZURICH FORMERLY F. W. HESS & CO. ...°a.kx�ca .a°•.-u��:.�. �.'�.aD!.°ss°. '�y..�..v°; +.e°�..c :��*a��'�s�Ar� �ro�w wvy+ �b%ta° v �'a.�,cs �t(I�� • 1 :6 **r., o o 6) o 0 0D o*o o 0*°r A Letter From Home The weekly paper is the absent ones. In fact, it t, goes regularly every week. news and keeps them informed of the borne town. like a letter from Lorne, to better than a letter, for it It gives them all tale home of the progress and welfare We will send the Zurich Herald to any address tothe•endjof 1115 In Canada for 25 cents in U. S. A. for 50 cents ST IM NOW. d'",'�';�•�ti• ate,• 42- 0 .cam• �'crrfra � � ,:0 4b Fine weather Brings out a large crowd • ' 1.1 eceipts larger than last year—Good Rices 4 ZURTCH 8 PALL FAIL3,'. The annual exhirbition of the Hay Branch Agricultural Society held on Wednesday:. and Thureday of last week was a splendid success and the re- ceipts were lnnell larger than last year. tTbe weather man let up oaa'his rain apparatus for the two clays and a large attendance was the result. The. exhibits in the indoor department were numerous and varied, especially the ladies' work, both useful and ornamental, Fruit, however, was very scarce, very few apples, pears, etc., being entered. The grain, vegetable and root classes were well filled. The house plants and flowers also attracted a great Ileal of attention. The exhibit of stoves, furnaces, etc., by J. Preeter was one of the leading features in the main building, as was also the harness display of R. F. Stade. The judging of the different classes in the horse ring was a big attrac- tion and some excellent stock was shown. Some fine herds of cattle were also on exhibition. The races always attract a large crowd and a deep interest was taken in the two events on the programme. The heats were keenly contested and the finishes close. Following is a summary of the races; Free -For -All. Half Mile Heats. Best 3 in 5. Trampfast, bay gelding by Non Parole. Wm. Schroeder, Exeter Road Master, Jr., b. stallion by Road Master, T. Murdoch, Hensel). Rose Winter, bay mare by Henry Winter. J, Hey, Jr., Ziu•ich Time 1.121, 1.12, 1.141. Farmers' Race. Half Mile Heats. Best 3 in 5. [Tarry Bars, blk stallion by Monbars. J. Hartleib, Dashwood Minnie D, bay mnare•by Nordine, J, Decher, Jr., Zurich Nellie D, hay snare by Non Parole. A. Dunkin, Varna Time 1.22, 1.20, 1.201. Judges, Dan McEwen, London; Wm. Elliott, Centralia. Starter, E. Bossenberry, Zurich, ` The Henseli brass band furnished music on the grounds, A concert was held in the town hall on Wednesday evening under the aucpices of the Society, which was largely attended, the proceeds amounting to $106. The prize winners: 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 2 8 HORSES General Purpose, — Brood mare with foal, J Hey, Jr, Wm Davidson, J A Smith; foal J Hey Jr, Wm David- son, J A Snaith; 1 year old gelding or filly, Jas Flannery, Sheldon Coleman, Hy Krueger; 2 year old, .J Decher Sr, Wnl. Witzel, Wendel Smith; 3 year old, Jas Gould, Wm Davidson; team J Decher, Sr, Wm Hey. Agriculture—Brood mare with foal, Jno Rowecliffe; 1 yr old gelding or filly Wendel Smith, Arthur Evans; 2 yr old, Jno Rowcliffe and 2nd; Geo Grain; 3 yr old, Jas Gould, Jno Mc- Bride, Conrad Truemner. HeavyDraughts.—Brood mare with foal, Oscar Klopp, Wm McAllister; foal, Jno Roweliffe, W McAllister, Oscar Klopp; 1 yr old, Sherlock Keys, Oscar Klopp; 2 year old, Hy Krueger, Oscar Klopp; 3 yr old, Jas. McBride; span, Wm Stephenson, Arthur Evans. Roadsters—Foal, J Decher, Jr; .1 yr old, J Decher Jr, D McDougal; '2 yr old, Nathan Peck, Louis Rader, Wm Bieber; 8 D McDougal, John Baker; span in harness and buggy, Wm Witzel, J Decher Sr; buggy horse in harness and buggy, Walter Elloitt, Frank Hagan, Con Truemner, lady driver. J Decher Sr, Ed Wurm. Carriage Horses—Brood mare with, foal, J Decher, Jr; foal, J Hey, Jr, Alf Reichert; 1 yr old, Jas Flannery Alf Reichert; 2 yr old Wm Koehler Ervin Willett, John Weido; 3 yr old Con Truemner, Louis Restemyes; span in harness and buggy, L H Rader, Alf Reichert. Single Carriage, C Eilber, E Wurm, John Weido, A, St Clair, Judge. CATTLE Durham—Cows in milk or in calf J Merrier and 2nd, Bettie Bros; 2 yr old heifer, J Merner, Wm McAllister, Beattie Bros; bull calf 1915, J Merner Oscar Klopp; heifer calf ,Nathan Peck, J Merner, Nathan Peck; 1 year old bull, J Merner, Wm McAllister, J Merner; yearling heifer, P Lamont, Beattie Bros, Wm McAllister. Other than thorobred Durham— Cows in milk or in calf, Louis Rader, Wm McAllister, Louis Rader; 2 year old heifer, Louis Rader and 2nd, and 3rd; Yearling heifer, P Haberer and 2nd, Oscar Klopp; Heifer calf, Beattie Bros, L Rader, Oscar Klopp; fat cow or heifer, J 14lerner, Fred Hab- erer, Oscar Klopp; 2 yr old steer, Geo Gram and 2nd, Fred Haberer; Year- ling steer, L Rader, Fred Haberer, J A Smith; steer calf, L Rader, Oscar Klopp, L Rader; Jersey cow, 3' Gagster and 2nd; 1 yr Jersey heifer, 3' Galster and 2nd. Herd of cattle, Grade, Oscar Klopp. W A Douglas, Judge. SUMP Leicester ---T M Snowden took all prizes in this .class. Lincoln—Win McAllister took all prizes in this class. Fine wool -A Dunkin took all prizes except fat sheep ---W McAllist- er G C .Petty, Judge, ncas Berksbiro--•-Aged sow, T M Snow- den; spring boar, Geo Gram; spring sow, T M Snowden; aged boar Geo Gram: Tamworth. --Aged OW, Robb Snow- den; spring sow, T M Snowden; aged boar, T M Snowden. Yorkshire—Aged sow, W B Battler; spring boar, W B Battler; spring sow, Geo Gram, W B Battler; aged boar; W B Battler. G C Petty, Judge. POULTRY Pair of Hamburgs, Theo }}Toward, W B Battler; pr Plymoth Rocks, Wna Yule and 2nd; Black Spanish, W 13 Battler and 2nd; Dorkins, W B Bat- tler and 2nd; Black Minorcas, W B Battler and 2nd; White Minorcas, W B Battler; Red Caps, W . B Battler and 2nd; White Leghorns, A G Ehnes and 2nd; S C Brown Leghorns, W H Dearing, W G Hess; Rhode Island Reds, C Truemner; Silver Lace Wy- andottes, W B Battler; R C Buown Leghorns, W H Dearing and 2nd; Buff Orphington, C Truemner, W H Dearing; Buff Cochin Bantams, Theo Howald, W G Hess; Golden Poland, R? B Battler; Black Breasted Red Game, Wm Yule and 2nd; Andalusians W H Dearing and 2nd; Buff&Partridge Cochins, W B Battler; Collection pige- ons, W G Hess, Theo Howard, Pair of Pekin China Duck — T M Snowden, 0 Truemner; pr of Bonen Ducks, W B Battler, C Truemner. Pr of Geese—R Snowden, C Truem- ner; Toulous Geese, W B Battler. White Wyandotes—C Truemner, W B Battler, Partridge Rocks -W Meidinger, W O'Brien. H T Wurdel, Walter Edward Judges. GRAIN & SEEDS 1 bush_ White fall wheat. J K Wise C Truemner, John McBride; 1 bush red fall wheat, J Hey, Jr, W 11 Dear- ing, J K Wise; 1 bush spring wheat, J K Wise, Louis Wurm, W H Dear- ing, J' K Wise; 1 bush white oats, W Ii Dearing, W B Battler. 1 bush small peas,, C Truemner, J Wise, Louis Wurm. 1 bush rye, J K Wise. 1 bush black barley, D Dignan, W 11 Dearing, Best collection of grain in heads, WH Dearing, H HNeeb, J K Wise. Half bushel clover seed J K Wise,. Wendel Smith. Half bushel timothy deed, J K'Wise D Dignan, Wendel Smith. R A Williams, Judge. DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter in tub—Wendel Smith, J Decher, Sr; 5 pounds . of butter for table use—J Decker, Sr., B Pfile, W B Battler; Butter in pound prints—B Pfile,' W B Battler.' Homemade cheese—C Truemner W Smith; J Decher Sr; Loaf homemade bread- B Pfile, Mrs G Hess; 5 lbs extracted Honey—Jacob Haberer, ]l Haberer; Beet' -collection honey -3 Haberer, E,Haberer; Honey in comb, 12 sec—E Haberer, J Haberer; Quart Maple syrup—Wendel Smith,. B Pfile, W 13 Battler. J W Ortwein, J Kellerman Judges. LADIES WWORTt Embroidered 5 o'clock tea eloth— W Hey, Mrs 0 Hoyrock; oval teacloth —0 Bilber,11 Pfile: centre piece—C ilber, S E Faust: sideboard scarf --T Murdoch, Thos Johnston; shadow work—S E Faust, Wes Merrier; towels (Concluded on page 4.) There's Pride and Satisfaction in know- ing that you have pleased your wife. io Worry, Perfection in Cooking Easy to 0,:e'ate, Economical Just like a City Gas iStove It's cheaper than Wood or Coal. Come to see them at our store. Ten styles to select from. !This St€,ve Burn 11 orCi fr ,.�.. @. J4RTLEIB, PHONE 13 ZURICH HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE Zurich Agency HERALD OFFICE OVER GS 'wFAP'' • £X PE R1ENuE TIRADE MARKS DESIttNS COPYRIGHTS &C., anyone sending a sketch and description may Quickly ascertain our opinion free w etber tm invention is probably patentable. Communlca. Sons strlotiyaonfldential. HANDBOOK on Patents gent free. Oldest agency for eeourmg.patents. Patents taken through Munn As Co. receive tpectat notice, without charge, in the Scientific American. A. handsomely illustrated weekly, Largest etra, cnlatlor, o!' any soteutlHn journal. Terme for Canada, 52.75 a year, postage prepaid. Sold by all newadealera. Muni® &'' o.36I6rotdway. New fcri; IrGu'7h b'rloR,(25PSt,Washington. ?:-n• 0 D .. D. i' 1 4. et� a 40 14.0 gt ID .�A 46 46 X10 1� 4c'c� 000 j? oPo c o000v 0. .v4D ab SOD A FEW BARGAINS After carefully going over the Stock recently purchased from Mr. J. J. Merner, we find many lines which we have'to reduce in order to make room for the immense New Stock which we are receiving daily. Men's Shirts, Regular $1.00 for 50c. Men's Ties 25c and 50c, now 2 for 25c Men's Fancy Vests *1.25, $1.50, $2.00 for 60e Men's Summer Underwear 25c A big reduction in Men's Suits, Boy's Suits, knickers and odd pants Ladies' Waists inplain white andfancy colors at -price We also have a large stock of Ladies Fall and winter Coats worth $10.00, 12.00, 15.00 and 16:00, in B1aok, Grey, Navy, Green and Brown colors, which we will sell during the next few weeks at $5,00 each. Don't miss these bargains 1 only Ladies' Top Skirt Reg, $6.00 now $3.00 3 {r Bik Undershirts at hoc each Ladies' white Embry underskirts Reg $1.50 for $1 All Ladies' summer underwear at reduced prices NEW GOODS We liave received large shipments of fall 0 goods, such as Wool Blankets, Flanneletts and. Flannel Sheeting incotton and Wool, Coat Sweat- dl ers, Hosiery. And expect our fullrange of Ladies' QI Furs, Dress Goods, and Coats by Fair Day....; 41 Ip If1 Ip 10 Our Millinery Department op Is again in charge of Miss,Galeter, who will be 40 able to show you all the latest in ' Fall and Winter Q� Hats. Opening Days will be Tuesday. and Wed- 91 nesday, Sept., 21st and 22nd. 41 You are cordially incited to call. 01 41 Produce of all kinds taken T. L. WURM Ip