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Zurich Fail Fair
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"Vanier, H. Desjardine, lien IL Des-
,Ittraiiie, 0, Battler, Cockeal H Des'
• ' Staines 0, Battler,. pullet Derjars
*ne 0, Battleri Brown Iseghorns
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*oak J. Kockerns, O. Battler, hen do,
do; pullett 0. Battler; 13uffff Leg -
horns, cock, hen J. Koekerms; S. C. W
Leghorns cock and lien, 3. Kockems
and 2nd, cockerel and pUllett Eo-
CketrM and 2nd. R. S. 'VY, Leghorna
cock arld hen 3, :K4',4))2k4 and 2n
4.
cockerel Lee O'Brien, J. Kockems,
pullet J. Kockems and 2nd; Wht. wy-
andottes, cock D. Graham, 0. Battler
hen do, do, cockerel, ptillet 0. Bat-
tler; -Rhode- Island Reds, cock, hen
Kochems; Anconas hen Kocke-
' ms; Silver Grey Dorkins cock hen. J.
Keelson's, 0. I3att1er, cockrel, pulett
0. -Batter, Kockems; Bantains,hen
Lloyd O'Brien; Bantams unbooted
Stade.
HORTICULTURAL
Collection of apples, Jas. StirIbig,
1.4Sithwalle & Son; fall apples, H.
Trizeinner, W. J. McKenzie;- winter
apple, jas. Sterling, Daithwaite &
Son; king of Tompkins, Jas. 'Sterling,
•H. Truemner; snow apples, Ted
Steinbach, Laithwaite & Son; north
ern .spies, Rey Lamont, Snowden Sr
Grainger; baldwins, H, Truemner.
Fred MeOlymoirt; R. I. Grebeinga,
Jas. Sterling, Fred McClymont; Mac-
intosh red, 1 Sterling, Snowden &
Grainger, ribson pippip, Jcs. Ster-
ling,.: Snowden. & Grainger; golden
rests,• Jas. Sterling, T. Steinbach.
gnere, Snowden & Grainger;
Laithwaite & Son; Manns, T. Stein-
bach, Jas, Sterling; wolf river, Ed
kitibeeer, Jas. Sterling; Ontarios, Jas
Sterling, T. Steinbach; maiden's
blush, W. Mousseau, Laithwaite &
Son; .131enbeim pippin, Jas. Sterling,
Truemner; peewtnikee, Laithwaite,
Fred McClymont; colverts, H. Truem-
ner, Laithwaite; 211 oz. pippin, Leith-
walte;• Tainan sweet, Roy Lamont,
Snowden & Grainger; wealthy, Snow-
den: & .Grainger.
Collection of russet apples, Jas.
Sterling, W. J. McKenzie; fall pears,
11. Truemner, Laithwaite; winter
'sears, Jas, Sterling, H. Truenmer.
Goll, pears, fall and winter. Sterl-
ing, Laithwaite; Bartlett pear, Sterl-
ing.. Fred Meelymont; flemish beau-
ty; Laithwaite; Clapp's favorite pear,
Laithwaite.
Peaches, R. Geiger, Mel Smith.
Prenes, Laithwaite, H. Truemner.
Orals apples, rod, Snowden & Grain-
ger, H. Desjardine; crab apples, yel-
low, H. De -1t;-; dine, Fred McClymont.
Grapes, H. Desjardine, Mel Smith.
Coll, grep ?a, H. Desjardine,
Plums, H. Treonmer, Laithwaite.
Coll. Incline, H. True -inner, Laith-
waite & Son.
Judge, 11. Welsh,
GARDEN VEGETABLES
Werld's Wonder potatooe, M. Rad-
er; doeley potatoes. Roy Lamont: 3.
Battler; tsar variety, late potatoes, M.
Radcr„s. sssaler; early potatoes, M.
Rader, J. Battler; green mountain po-
tatcfea, 7.! J. -lr,
cobblers, j. BAltler. M. Rader.
Corn, fli Bettler, bila Hey
wood; coin, W. Mouseeen
Smcy0d'en trii.ct:!::,,cer; sweet curse
Snowden & Craiuger, H. Flaxbard;
yellow 1 1...!its s-,ve,st corn, J. Battier.
Ella Hey,sood.
Red seises, J. Battler, H. Desjard-
Me; yellew onions. J, Battler, W. J.
rcKenzien dutch setts, J. Battler, H.
Desjardine: Spanish °nuns, J. .Bat-
ttler, H. I)sjardine.
Field erots, W. J. McKenzie, Ella
Heywood; garden earrots, W. Mouss-
eau, H. Fi:exbard. Swedish turnips,
H. Truseme,,r, Wilfred Daupe.
Long rel mangahls, W. J. MeKon-
zie, Fred 2,1cOlvinont:intermediate
.mangolds, it, On:ger, H. Becker Sr; ,
sugar- beet margolds, Snowden & •
Grainger, H. Truemner.
Oxford cabbage, W. J. 'McKenzie, J.
Battler: drumhead cabbage, J. Bat-
tler, W. J. McKenzie; blue cabbage,
3. Battler, W. J. McKenzie.
Black Spa-els/a radish R. Desjard-
J.7Battler; white radish, R. Des-
lateline, J. Battler; cauliflower, W. J.
McKenzie: Garden beans, J. Battler.
.cock J. Stirling, Lloyd O'Brien hen Pumpkin, yellow, H. Block & Son,
-pallet, D. Graham and 2nd, cockerel Alf Reichert; pie pumpkin, H. Block
Lee O'Brien and 2nd; Blk Sumatra a Son, G. Datars. Celery, W. Mous-
cock and hen, Lee O'Brien and 2nd; seau, Citron, H. Desjardine, 3. Bat -
Old English Game cock J. Kockems, tel; Hubbard squash, 3, Battler, W.
Llody O'Brien. hen Lloyd Mousseau; mammoth squash or
3. Kockems, cockrel and pullets, Leo plumpkin, Battler, H. Block & Son;
Lined beets, G. Datars, H. Truemner;
O'Brien and 2nd; Jersey bile Giants
root beets, J. Battler, Fred McC13'.
cock and hen, D. Graham, cockrel mont; watermelons, W. Mousseau, H.
Snowden and Grainger, pullt Snow-, Truemner; muskmelons, 3. 'Battler,
den & Grainger, D Graham; Andu1us H. Dsjardine; red tomatoes, H. Des-
ians cock, hen, cockrel and pullet 0. jardine, 3. Battler; yellow tomatoes,
Battler; Blk. Langshang hen J. Ko-
'Smith, Battler.
Collection of garden vegetables, J.
chems; New Hampshire Reds cock P Battier, H. Plaxbard
McClymont; Sussex cock and hen J DA1RY AND OTHER*PRODUCTS
Kockems; Houdans, cock and hen Lee Butter, crock, Alf Reichert, W. G.
O'Brien; D. W. Games, cock, lien coc- Clarke; butter, 3 lb. prints, W. G.
rel and pullet Lee O'Brien and 2nd; Clarke, Fred McClymont.
Any 0. V. cock and hen D. Graham;
Honey!,xtracted,'Ed Haberer; honey, dis-
h
comb, Ed
Haberer; honey.
Coll. pigeons Lee O'Brien. Pekin
Chine ducks, old duck, old drake J. play, Ed Haberer. Maple syrup, -Wil-
fred Doupe,Fred McClymont.
Kockems, 0. Battler, young chH
ick
en•s eggs, J. Battler, H. Desjard-
and young drake 0. Battler, Snowd- ine; pr. chickens, dressed, Fred Mc -
en & Grainger; Rouen ducks, old and Clyniont. Honiemade hand soap, W.
young -Snowden and Grainger; Dks G. Clarke, Fred McClymont,
any var, old duck, old drake 0. Bat- Ed Datars special, Fred McClymont.
ter, Snowden and Granger, young Dr. Bryce special, W. Mousseau.
duck 0. Battler, H. Desjardine; geese Laird Bros., special, M. Rader.
Albert Hess special; T. Battler.
old and young 0. Battler, Snowden Judge, Milfred Schilbe.
and Grainger; Toulouse Geese old
DOMESTIC SCIENCE •
goose, old gander G. Datars and 2nd
White bread, Mel Smith, W. G.
Judge -s --W. Carter, Londesboro.
SPECIALS Clarke; nut bread, 'Wilfred Doupe.
Raisin buns or rolls, G. Datars, J.
George Hess -F. Regier. Battler; tea biscuits, W. G. Clarke.
Johnston & Regier. Mel Smith; rolled sugar cookies, 3,
Geo. Deichert-R. Lamont, Battler, W. 'C. Clarke; rolled ginger
Wm. Decker Special -B. Koehler, C. cookies, W. Doupe, W. G. Clarke;
Errb & Son, O. Willert.
fried cakes, W. G. Clarke, Mrs. Darl-
ing; loaf cake, Mel Smith, W. Decker.
R. Adams, -H, Truernner.
Dark layer cake, N. Decker, Mel
L. A. Prang & Son---ssr
W. Mooe.
Menne Oesch-B. Koehler. Smith; light layer cake, W. Doupe,
Hoffman & Son -B. Koehler. W. G. Clarke. Tarts, W. G. Clarke, E.
Ducharme; cherry pie, W. Doupe, W.
Well. Johnston -W. Monroe. Decker; dutch apple pie., W. Doupe,
Stade & Weido-W. Monro W. Decker.; coffee cake, G. Datars, J.
Merner-,-B. Koehler. Battler , -Canned rhubarb, Mel Snaith.
Zurich Creamery, Tug of War- El- H. Desjardine; canned raspberries
H. Desjardine, Fred McClymont; can -
more Thiel's team winning from 12 ned strawberries, H. Desjardine; can -
picked men.
Milt, Desch Special, Bicycle Race- its)eoclupceh;erries, H. Desjardine, Wilfred
el Wilmer 1 ensiled pears, Wm. Decker,
Karl Decker, Lee Thi
l, Battler; canned citron, H. Snider. Des.
Zurich Herald--s-David Schnell, Aber- jartline, J. Battler; canned plums, W.
Decker, H: Desjard in e ; canned
Tandem Drivers - W. Monro, deen, Sask. peaches, Win. Decker, J. I3attler.
Miller t Dasjardine; ja
; bnet,rrNyVil jam,freclDwouppeo,up}.
Doupe
AND SEEDS Mrs. Darling; grape jelly, H. Desjar-
GRAINBattler; red fall wheat, 1-.T. Desjard.- '',,,Ivitnsei., DIVIer(s3k.eDratHdi.ngD;esti.eadretchtierfant jelly. 4
4"
White fail, wheat, H. Desiardine,. .7 4.
Mixed vinegar pickles,'Ed Haberer le
hie, Alf Reichert; spring wheat, H, H. Desjardine; mustard pickles, a
Truemner, M. Ra4er.
Datars,
6 rowed barley,'IVI. Rader, J. Battler. tired IVIcClymont; catsup, W +
4.
Rader; white oats, late,
hite oats, early„I. Battler, M :nee, rod, Mel Smith, Wal, Decker;
3, Rattler
Decker, H. Desjardine. Canned soma,.
W4.
canned corn, H. Desjardine, G. Dat- j
Mrs. E. Derlintr. Small peas. H. De-. ars; collection canned fruit, H. Des- 4.'
Jardine, .as, Rader, Buckwheat, M, Jardine, Mrs. Archie Davis. cox '+
4'
Ama:deRr,adReerd; elaoivs ze seed, Mrs, d,R.
s seed,
oile. .
lunch,i)H.A. FUss, G. Datars, Wilfred 4.
-i•
Goigoi- sweet clover see(1, R. Geiger, Judge,' Mrs' I). A. Fowler. • . +
4.
Fred Mallyment, Timothy seed, H. LADIES' WORK DO.MESTIC' 4a
Truemner, H. A. PUSS. Small white Ostilt Ipiece, Fancy, H. A. l''ssP 4.
leld beans, 3, Battler, E. Truetnner. pill:, pieced ootton, Mrs, Henry FusS,
C.ollection grain, Snowden & Gram, .
ger. Alfalfa seed, 11; A. Puss, 11, Rader k(1111'46allc411"11fic'c'(.141°t.r7')/frIts I
, . , , Fuss;I
Desjartline,
;Pulps, T, L. William:4, U. r .1 M, Macs rs .1. NM; '1,ectse, -tire' s.ssa.
1).arling, ly,.., R:ader; fan cy isms; Ives,"
4
G. Daterss Mrs, Denting; =Mils Sleep-
ing iganneat, Mrs. SuSs, Mss. Ed,
Lawson; lelhiSti's madeoVer dross, Mrs.
Ed, Deters,. 5.Vbrs. Lee Hoffman; • bed
sheets 'Mrs, E. Dkinlingss R. As. Buss;
sweater, Lloyd 'O'Brien, Mes. 134:
Lawson; kitehen -apron, G. Deters, H.
A. Puss; wool socks, bandknits Mrs.
Fuss,Miss. Livingsten; :mitts. 5.
Tacks Roy Lamont; starning .worn
sok, FL A.. Foss; crochet .gloves„
Mrs. Darling, .Miss LivingSton;
test .suit, . L,0'Brien,. Mrs.. H. Fuss;
wrist bag, Airs. Denning; .man's sweat-
er, 'II: A. Puss, :Mrs. Archie !Davis;
;)est .article anade from ond stocking,
EL Dosjardine, Mrs, Fuss; braided
door mat, M. Rader; hooked.. rags
net, Wm. Decker, B'lock -& Son;
wicked wool rag mat, Win. Decker,
It-. Lae Hoffman; h'ookd eillc rag
a„ Vv m, Docker; healed wool yarn
mat, Mirs. 1-To1inan: •
Dining Room gurnisIbings-,--
Lund) set, ,eut work, Mrs, Ed. TAW -
son, Mrs. Darling; 'lun'ch set, other
kind, Mr. Darling, 1J. Tack; set table
mets 5.. Tack; H. Brook I&- Son; cen-
er piece, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Ed.
Lawson.; table clash, .M4 -ss Livingston,
Mrs, Ed. Lawson; lauffct set, Mrs.
,A. Lawson, A. Fuss; needle point,
211. Hanercr, Mrs. Darling, Lenris.
set, Miss Livingston, J. Tack; ffi.uffet
icut work, Mrs. 1,11. Vs, S011, "M,i t;
.ivinegston; vietit, •ordb. for 'cut
Mrs -Darling; tea cosy, Miss
.ivintti, Mrs. Archie Davis; tea.
towed's, ri Liiiingston„ Mrs. part-
ing.
11 e d Room lzntruish
P it° w imniiroidered, Miss Liv-
ngston. 'Mrs. FA Dialers; pilloiv slips,
b andork, • ie Lviit n,
Mrs. ;Darling; fancy .sheot and pillow
slips, Miss Livingston; H. A. Fuss;
LI est towol, Mrs. -1.ewson, Mrs. Fuss;
!lath towel, \i ss rising:non, 5. Tack;
hand trimmed' --curtain, Miss LiVing-
-non. Mrs. rj%iss; sanity sot, Mrs.
Darling, Miss Livingston; boudoir
•:rusbion, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Rd. ljat-
.1.rs; night roibe, Miss Liii,-ingston, Mrs.
coltlar and'cuff set, .1in.
Darling, H. A. Izslos; bed ;e:c.ket. Mrs.
Amide Da -is, -Mrs. Darling; larlies'
:Mrs, Darling,. Mies. Livingston:
prllow slip -s, cut wbek, Miss Living --
Ann, Mrs. Taiweon.
,Children's Wear.-
Bonnet,,,jackot, bootees, Mrs. Darl-
ing; crib cover, Mrs. Darling, H. A.
7ouss; child's fancy dress, W. G.
Clarke, Mrs. Holtman; child's play
dress, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Darling;
child's costume, Mrs. Archie Davis.
Living Room Furnishings -
Centre piece, Miss Livingston, Mrs.
Ed Lawson; table runner, R. Geiger,
Tragiviax. September 28th, 1939
isfslso Li'vingation; Sofa pilloW ein-
hroidered,, .Mr,. Darling, J. Battles.;
sofa. pillow. • handWork, R. .A. ruse,
Mrs. . chesterfield set Roy
Darling', „
Lannon -t, J. Tack.
Iltriocelleneous-
Bridge net, Mrs. Darling; applique, •
J. 'Tack, .Mrs.. Fuss; door stop, J.
Tack; c oil, .01 articles from oil oloth,
Henry Becker Sr., Mrs. Puss; coll.
garden images, H. Plaxbard; kitchen
oil., Mss. Puling, H, A. Puss; coll.
needlework, Mrs. Darling, 1Virs. Fuss.
ART WORK
Cartoon, Miss Livingston, H, Flax -
bard; poster, Eleanor Dueharine, H.
Pass -bard- crepe paper display. II, .A.,.
'Puss. Oil painting, landscape, Miss
Livingston, Mrs, Ed Datars; oil paint-
ing, marine, Miss Livingston, yrs.
1d Datars; water colors, scene, Miss
Livingston, .Mrs. Fuss; water colors,
flowers. Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss;
water colors, animals, Miss Living-
; stole H. A. Fuss, Pastel, Miss Living-.
'sten, H. A. Fuss; -conventional de-
sie.n. Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss.
'Wood ,carving, H. Block & Son,
!Miss Livingston; amateur photo, H.
Fla:chard, Mrs. Fuss; single piece art
i work, Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss.
Sepia, Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss.
l FLORAL EXHIBITS -
I Bouquet, large, Mrs. Lee Hoffman,
i Elia Heywood; bouquet, small, Mrs.
Lee Hoffxnvn, Ella Heywood; sylvia,
E. Heywood, Mrs, Hoffman; dahlias,.
E. Heywood, Ed Haberer; pansies, E.
Heywood; geraniums, W. J. Arclien-
zie; asters, Ella Heywood, W. Doupe;
i petunias, Ella Heywood, Mrs. Hoff -
!man; collection of house plants. Mrs.
Hoffman, W. J. McKenzie; coleus In
1 pots, R. Geiger, W. J. McKenzie.
Annuals, Ella Heywood, R. Lamont
Cosmos, Mrs. Hoffman; zinnias, J.
Battler, Ella Heywood; verbenas, E.
,Heywood, Mrs. Hoffman; gladiolus,
'ii. Heywood, J. Tack; roses, Mrs.
li Hoffman, Elia Heywood.
1 CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Coll. autumn leaves, Wilfred Donne,
Gs Datars; .dressed doll, H. Flaxberd,
W. Doupe; crochet work, H. F:ex-
: bard, Mel Smith. Bird house, II. Flex -
bard. Writing, under 10 years, Mel
lsmith; writing, over 10 years, lir-
PFaxbartl, Wilfred Doupe s art, under
10 years, No number; art, over. 10
years, Alf Reichert, G. Datars.
1 J. Gascho & Son, special knitting,
Lloyd O'Brien.
I Monarch. Knitting Co., Mrs, Fuss.
, J. Gesell° & Son, special, mat, Win..
1 Decker.
1 Dr. O'Dwyer special, Mrs. Fuss.
Dr. Addison special, W. G. Clarke..
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There is noneed for
you to suffer anylonger _
with painful feet ...
your foot troubles can
be relieved -inexpen-
sively..
DR. SCHOLL'S representative
from Toronto will be in our store
TUESDAY OCTOBER.. 3rd.
ED. DATARS Shoe Merchant ZurIch
This man is thoroughly trained in the scientific
methods of Dr. Wm.. M. Scholl, internationally famous
Foot Authority, who, for almost a third -century has
been alleviating human foot suffering throughout the
entire world. Come. in for Pedo-graph imprints of your
stockinged feet. Learn how the proper Dr. Scholl
Foot Comfort Appliance or Remedy can relieve your
particular foot trouble.
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Phone 235 Exeter, Ont. (Collect)
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SUMMER SCREENS
Combination Doors -screens for the summer and glass t;
interchangeable for winter. Will make screens to prop- t:
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