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It is--te7re.::
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rascal lc.
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will know—unless you tell them.
No one is privileged to intrude upon this confidential relationship of
the Bank and its customers—a relationship wltich compass with that
between doctor and patient.
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.ASSETS IN EXCESS OF ONE BILLION DOLLARS
Zurich Branch: E. M. DAGG, Manager
Bayfield Fall Fair
(Continue(1 from. Page One)
Can. Packers, Jersey cof, L. Scotch-
inueren, per';unig,..alut Special, May and
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Eaton especial W. Mu-
tton; Ziteleh Hera special, W.
Sparks. Simpeon special W. Oestrci-
eher; feat beef cow R. Peck,
IL Snell, Judge.
PIGS
:Berkshire -- Aged boar, H. Pen -
hale, 1».00d sow T. Snowden; young
boar T. I)oraee T. :Snowden; young
sow T. Smnowden, G. Dormice.
Yorkshire ---- Agen boar A. H.
Warner; 'erood sow do and 2nd, yo.
tufa sow P Lamont, A, H. Witmer.
Tamworth Agen boar, T. Snow-
den, R. elaneon; young brood sow,
T. .Snowden, R. Manson; young sow
ee,m,eeateeni; beet, pr. bacon hoast
H.
A. Warner; Eaton special, R. La-
ililt
.ILSEEP
Leleester — Ram, It. Pepper, D. A
Graham; ehearling ram I). A. •(raham
G. 1)Oronce, ram lamib 1). A. Graham
and .2nd; ewe D. .Grlitim, IL Pepper,
shealaing ewe R. SP'epper, I). Graham
.owe lamb J). 'Graham, R. Pepper.
Linriln -- A. D. Steeper took all
in this elass.
.Pam O. •McGowan, W.
Henry; 7 14hearling ram, ram lamb.
and; we W. Henry, 0: 'McGowan
shearling. ewe 0. McGowan, W. Hen-
icato,weawne:. lamb W. Dearing, 0. Me-
Shropehires — 0. McGowan took
.11 prizes in this class.
Dorseta — P. Dearing and A. Ale -
Gowan took oil hi this class.
FINE ARTS
Lendscapp, oripinal oil Mrs. Met-
calf, Mrs. Howrie; still life M. Liv-
ingstone Mr. Howrie; landevapts or-
iigiaal Mrs. Howrie, M. Livingeton;
fruit, eoriginal, Mrs. Metcalf, Mies t
Livingston; flowers, water col. Miss t,
Livingston, Mrs. iHowrie; pen and
lataealaaatain-g iMss- Livingston, H. A
'Fuss; drawing crayon or lead pt. Mrs
Howrie, iMss Livingston; water col.
painting on silk iMss Livingston, Mrs
Howrie; hand Painted china, Mrs.
Howrie, Miss Livingston; stenciling;
an fabrics ..Miss Livingston, H. Fuss:
fruit in, oil Mee. Howrie, Mss Lily-
ingston; elowers. in oil Mise Living-
ston, Mrs. klowrie; Pencil sketch from
nature iMes Livingston.
LADIES' WORK
• Living room acCessories: table cen-
trepiece, Battler, Miss, Liv-
ingston; table, --runner, M. Livingston
R. Lamont; ...cushion ,complete emb.
M. Livingeton; 0: Battler; cushion
A. Melick, H. Fusa; table cloth and
serviettes M. Livingston, H. Fuss;
tea cloth, cut work M. Livingston,R.
Lamont; tea cloth, emb. M. Living-
ston, Mrs. Melick; tea cloth, croch-
eted ,corners M. Livingston, Mrs.
Melick; tray cloth, emb. Mrs. A.
Melick, MTS.- Howrie; centrepiece wht
!7,emb. Miss Livingston, Mrs. ,Melick;
Luncheon set fiaLiyingsto.n, H. Fins;
buffet scarf, lace trixanied: R. Lamont
IVI:tivingstoii; tea caSer Mrs. Melia;
bridge setaereb. M. Livingston, Mrs.
Howrie; creaaa! stitch ibridge' set 'Mies
Livingstok.-Mas, Howrie; bridge set
ap.pique HeeFuse; buffet set O. B'att-
eer IH. FeiSSa- hemstitched sheets, in-
itialed Mita Liaixigeteon, H. Fuss; pil-
low cases,....heinstitched intId. M. Liv-
inigston, H. Fuss; pillow cases emb.,
R. Lamont, -iMss Livingston; pillow
cases laceatremed iMss Livingston,
',H. Fuss; 'et atains lace trimmed Miss
'Livingston, l'I-.Puss; 3 towels emb.
M. Livingston, Mrs. Howrie; towels
•-eraehet nefesaLivingston, Mrs. Howrie
dressing :table erochet Miss. Living -
ton, aka. Melick; en*, tea towels T
(Snowdenia.111..leaaeMelick; child's dress
made -fie:pine:Old. garnet. M. Livingston
H..Fueraralieild's play dress M. Liv-
ingston„all.e.Fuss; baby jacket, Mrs.
Howrie,. Fuss; baby jacket and
bonnet, knitMrs. Melick, and 2nd;
behyelbseatces, keit Pairs. 'Melick, Mis
Live9istritte itaby's bootees, crochet,
Mao: iMelatle; handmade Gertrude,
Mrs. FlArs:!.; baby rompers, G. Datars,
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�L Fuss; work . -apron G. Datars, H.A
• se,e. Fasealanateelatesse G. Datars, H. Fuss
adi urillgrwear silk M. Livingston;
nteek, M. Livingston; collar and cuff
et, Mrs. lqierick,. H. Fuss; pullover,
• !wool,.:H. Fuss; apron fancy, M. Liv-
ingston, Mrs. Melick; ladies, fancy
• hand bag M. Livingston, O. Battler;
• ladies' dress from old garnet, M.
Livingston, A. Melick; home dying,
• M. Livingsten, Mrs, Howrie;
. Sport
shirt for man H. Fuss, G. Datars;
pr. pyjamas H. Fuss, M. Livingston;
pullover sweater Mrs. Howrie; mitts
heavy 0. Battier, M. Livingston;
socks, pr. heavy M. Livingston, Mrs.
Howrie; sodas, fine M. Livingston,.
Mrs. Howrie; Allowing patch hemmed
A. Meliek, TH. Pass; filet erochet, R.
Lomont, H. Puss; tatting, H. Fuss,M
Livingston; fancy knitting on cotton
H. Feet, Mrs. Howrie; specimen dan.
thread work M. Livingstot, Mrs. Mel-
•.• ick; hemstitching A. Melick, Mrs.
Livingston; tut work O. Battler, R.
t • Lamont; tapeetry M. Livingston, H.
• Puss; tross stitch M. Livingston, H.
• 'Fltitscia, sampler of straight bias, H. A.
• Fuss, A. Melick; card table cover Mrs
Howie, M. Livingston; sampler in
• cross stitch, franted M. Livingston,
• H. rtiSt; darning .worn sock H. Fuss.
• Bedspread tufted Mrs. Howrie; quilt
applique M. Livingeton, R. Johnston:
quilt, -cotton 0, Battler, H. Fuss;
quilt, cotton plain, 0. ,Battler, H.Fuss
eomforter, homemade fancy O. Bat-
tier, A. Melick; 001 nforter, goose
down, E. Johnston; cro'c'het Afghan,
Livingstoa, Mrs. Holerie; hearth
rug, yarns Mrs. Melick, 111se Living -
ton ; hearth rug. wool l'aget M'rs.
nowrie; rag mat braided, .111re.- wro-
IA; braided mat, ;silk Mrs, Melick.
hand soap Mrs. Snyder, ,M.r.e, ,Melielt
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2nd, 1941
"We Recornend FEED -. And SELL the Bea"
CII S
We carry a full line of Purina Products, such as
Lay Chows, Concentrates and .Dairy Feeds, Hog
Chows, Etc., Etc.
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Ru. Ltiting Water is an
Every a 4 ecessity
in Kitchen, Laundry,
Bathroom and Barns
ADURO Pressure Water System will furnish an ample supply of water under
pressure to all parts of your home and farm. Without running water,
sanitary conveniences and modern facilities, so essential to health and happi-
ness, are not available to your family.
The cosi of EMCO Bathroom, Kitchen and Laundry fixtures and fittings is
Tory reasonable and can be spread over a period of time under our Easy
Payment Plan.
EMCO products are modernly finished, of high quality, and will give years
of satisfactory service.
A THREE-PIECE EMCO BATHROOM—Tub on Legs, Toilet and Wall
Lavatory with Trimmings can be purchased for as little as $ 93.40
Mail and Iron pine and fillings extra)
THE DURO SP4CIAL PUMP, shown above, has a capacity of 250
gals. per hour. WIth 25 gal. Galvanized Tank and 25 or 60 cycle
'Motor, it posts only
$ 90.50
STADE and WEIDO - Zurich
r.MPIRE BUSS mrd4o., L*ITED, LONDON, ONT. 140
Isminton TORONTO SUN:RIM!' WINNIPEG VANCOUVER
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Imagin* it takin
fiv
war to set us right"
Husband: "There's one thing we can thank Hitler for.
Ile's got us saving at last."
Wife: "Yes! Imagine! Until it became a positive -
duty we certainly never managed to put any-
thing by each week."
Husband: "I think it's partly because these War Savings
Certificates are ao simple to buy."
Wfes "You mean the idea of getting the office to
deduct a regular amount each week from
your salary?"
Husband: "Yes t And how they're mounting up! Qiiite
a nest -egg when you count the interest '
they're earning."
Wife: "Well the more the merrier, 1 say! There are'
lots of thing:, we'll need the money for, as the:
years roll by!"
The imip of everreaseadiess is needed for Victory. In these days
el war the thoughtless selfish spender is a traitor to our war effort.
A reduction in personal speeding is now a vita/ necessity to re -
the pressure, for goods, to enable more and more labour and
materials so be &jousted so winning the war. The all-out effbrt,
*filial Canada must maim, clanstmds this self-denial of each of us.
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SPEND LESS —70,30, MORE
• R. Leach, Geo. Bell, maple cream,
• M.. Reid„ R. Clark, W. 13,eatty, D.
,Reid; peanut butter cookies, M. Reid
H. E-rratt, M. Reid, .M Graham;
'fluffy one -egg cake M. Talbot, M.
1Peck, M. Reid, E. Martin, best draw
ing, .prospective B. Castle, D. Me-
• Ewen, R. Ma'kiins, 'W. Castle; drawing
'pen and ink D. McEwen, M. Castle,
M. Talbot, J. Keys; drawing -flowers,
water Icol. C. Martin, G. Westlake,
•D. Herd, T. Penhale; drawing fruits
De Merawen, B. Castle, A 'Walker,
Leach; pringiab alphabet, T. Perthale
V. Leitela A. Leitch, M. Wansley;
Royal air Force in Action essay B.
Castle, D. Castle. M. Castle, M. Mc-
Ewen; essay, My ways of aiding Red
Cross L Castie, B. Lawson, G. West-
lake, B. Heard. Wood collection, D.
Penhale, 1). Reid, W. Castle, C. Law
son; weed seeds, Ner. Stanley, No. 1
and 2 Baygelds any project bv. school
2and 3 Bayaeld; small table bou-
quet Ilene Castle,
M. Peck, .13. Cas-
tle, IVIcEvven; daawing fruits and
water color Mildred Steckle, L Cas-
tle, M. Lachlan, Ev. Bell; Lawn orn-
aments, Retineth Gingerich, Doris
Reid, W. Caatle, Keith Oingerich.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. and Aare. Paul Duchanno ,of
CI-IILDRENS' DEPT. \ „ • Blake were Sunday visitors with Mr.
beets, E. Peas', 1), Penhale,` " I end Mrs. Fred Pachatinie of ttie Blue
.iC-
Water south.
'1i:ar:11,:ariprol:n1T11:0,n1Rg':aellic,:*Vn;h1.:111Cir.PIti:uriteetaie:1,7,17°Dt.g..c,,v. I
Miss Licille leffrey of town who
t--.., D. IleEwee; patatoe,s, L.....nutt'l has been employed in Grand Bead
erne, I, MeClymont, M. Reidy Tr):1:01, the „mt ; toleem, tas rearmed to
Pae We Gaatlae 1.3,.:Coktio, swninvoli
8eM; tobe table - corn IIA Rags •Iget Igo; mew •"'`
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Mr. and Mrs. John Denomme ef
Blake were visitors to Mr. and Mrs.
Filbert Denomme of St. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Laporte cif
Drysdale spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. H. Laporte.
Mee Philip Bedard of Tilbury and
Mr. Simon Bedard of 'Windsor, and
Mrs. Frank Denomme of Chatham
spent a 'few days with their parents,
of iSt. Joseph north. Mr. and! Wires
Joseph Bedard.
Me. and Mrs. Len Sararas and'
daughter Marjorie left on Sunday:
last for Windsor where they attend-
ed the wedding of the latter's broths:
er.
Miss Veronique Dueharme, has ees -
tallied to her home on tae Blue -
Water south after working a lease
weeks in Grand Bend.
The wind storm ,of hist week caus-
consederable damage, and the ap-
ple crop 'has- been shaken off the
bretls.
On !Monday evening a large num-
ber of young people motored. to Mr.
Kuno ,Hartman of the Goshen line„,
south, attending an apple peeling.
bee.
Many of the farmers around thin
district have threshed the beans.
the sample is all that could be wish-
ed for, but the yield is from six te
twelve bushels to the acre. There is
absolutely no excuse this year fot•
low prates and farmers who have a
few husbels of that prociors food on
hand would do wolf to girl, themsel-
Yea ueerdallat..