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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1936.
Chester L. Smith, Publirbael,
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FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
October 4th to lethi Is proclaimed
by His Excellency. The. Governor.
Ceneral, as Fire Prevention Week,
This annual drive against the baz-
aar& •of fire is aponsored by the Gov
ernment, urging the pipe to pre-:
vent the devasting fire menace-
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Fariners! Attention!
We have beeu appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
fliabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee.. Let
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;end compare it with, alt others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal alrowanee
for trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON. 044
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran
ZURICH — ONT..
"A Changeless Christ for a
ing World."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
ZURICH FALL FAIR
Another fall fair has made history
•in Zurich on Tuesday. The weather-
man was very kind. and warmed up
nicely in the afternoon regardless
of the cold wind in the morning, and
with the sun shining btrighttly all day,
at mode a good day for the occasion,
and as a consequence there was the
largest crowd present seen in nany
a year, as the gate receipts amount-
ed to considerably over $425.
Early in the afternoon the var-
ious bands gathered and filled the air
with an abundance of good music,
as each band done their very best to
compete for the prize. The first
prize winning baud, namely the Dash
wlood Henriek Memorial Band play-
ed first, and closed their program
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER — ONT.
First Showing 7.30. Second 9.30
Thursday, Friday, Salairday
October lst, 2nd, and 3ed.
LIONEL. BARRYMORE
In
THE DEVIL DOLL
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
October 5th, 6th and 7th.
LAUREL and HARDY
In
with some vocal contributions. Each "The Behemian Girr
haad played for 45 minutes, and it
-was a new and successful venture. M. G. M. Pictures.
The inside deparliments were nicely
filled and keen competition was the
result, the poultry also had some
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very fine specimens, although per- -
Agricultukal—Brood mare, M.
haps not as many as in some years, Keys & Son; Foal, M. Keys and Son,
churcb but the quality was very good. in W. Turner; 1 -yr. old, E. Restemeyer;
the cattle there was a smaller show- 2 -yr old, W. Hamilton & Son, E. N.
ing as in other years, but the hogs Reiley; 3 -yr. old W. Hamilton, M.
and sheep were good. Much corn-
Keys & Son; Span Russ Scott, Wrn.
Hamilton; Sweepstakes Wm. Hamil-
ments is being made on the fine show
ing of horses. We do not remember
of seeing such a fins showing It'on-
Heavy Draught — Brooc mare, H.
of
these useful animals around the farm I Truemner, Cecil Rowe; Foal, Cecil,
There were some real horses in both' Rowe, H. Truemner; 1 yr. old, W. J.
The 'Dale; 2 -yr. old, W. J. Dale, Wilmer -
midway was also well filled with
Turner; Span, Jas. Scott, Li- H. Rad -
all kinds of amusements and booths er; Sweepstakes, Jas Scott.
who clone a good business with their Roadster— Brood mare, Ed. Fawne
R. Manson; Fial, Ed Fawm, M. Keyse,
1 -yr. old, Dan Lahr; 2 yr. old Ed.
Fawm, Dan Lohr; 3 -yr. old, W. EY
Keys; Span, W. F. McLaughlin, Cur-.
rie & Turvitt; Single Roadster, Cur
success, we are safe in predicting rie & Tervitt, W. McLaughlin; Lady.
driver, Mrs. E. Willert, Pearl Pfile.
di an ther fair for 1937, as the Society
Do You Need Glasses?' Will likely null out nicely with their., - Ciyl'TLE •
Chang -
10 a. m.—German Service -
11.15 a.m.—Sunday Si.
'7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to ell Services.
E. TUERKHEIK. Pastor.
the heavy and light chamaa
lot dog stands. Of course there were
many places where you could buy
eouvineers and what not, and they
all shared a nice business.
fSo with the 1936 fair being a big
Stop and Think how impeartant :it is
that you wear correct glasses-aeor-
rectly prescribed. for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely depend en keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG„ R. O.
finances. Registered buthams—W. 'Oestrei-
cher toek all prizes in this class,
The concert in the Town Hall in
the„ evening was well. patronized. and
'the -young people gave a.goed acc6-
unit of themselves, as the play . was
fall of 'entertainment. The usual
dance following the coareat was :080
well -patrcniized.
HORSES
General Purpose—Brood mare, 'ac -i
compardea by foal— W. E. Keys, Hyl
Krueger; 'Foal, W. E. Keys, Hy. Km.
eger; 1 -yr old, A. Melick, 'Wm. De-
cker; 2 -yr old, -Wm. Decker, A.Mel-
MY 3• yr. -ola js an no eis, Pan, c)... and 2nd; Ewe lamb, Steeper, T. Sno-
Every Tuesday at ZURICH Kreis, Wrn., iDeclee.r; Sweepstake., laden; Ewe, Steeper arid 2nd.
1.1,041•40141.1•11110.
Mrs. William Leibold and son The-
odore made a business trip to Luck -
how on Friday.
Mr. Quimbe Hess left on Monday
for Toronto where he will ,attend the
Turonto
Miss- Mary Clarke of Goderich, is
art, present spending a few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. E., E. Clarke, of
Blake.
Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Haugh and
son of Dashwood were Sunday visit-
ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J-
K. Ehlers.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis and
daughter Audry of Clinton, visited
at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. Sylv.
Witmer, Babylon line, on Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Schade of London
was a week -end visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truemner
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Truemner,
1.,Ith 'concession.
Miss Gertrude Haist of Goderich,
visited at the home of her sister, Mrs
Harry G. Hess, also assisting in the
Evangelical choir' in the evening ser-
vice.
Miss Shirley Koehler, who is at-
tending Normal School at Toronto,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Koehler, Hay Twp., over the
week -end.
Mrs. John Brenner of town, Mr.
And Mrs. Lloyd Hendrick and little
son of the Blue Water Highway, we -
ire recent visitors at Kitchener. :Little
Doreen Hendrick who had been visit -
Beef iTVe Praities, and Breed there for a few. weeks returned
0. Battler took all prizes. hone with the parents.
Holstein — Wm. Sparks took all
prizes iii this class. Mita Jessie MacDonald left this
Jersey — Milk cow, Hy. Flaxbird, Wednesday afternoon for her home
Hy. Volland; near Kincardine, where she was cal -
Reg. Polled Angas—Bert Klopp led owing to the illness of her sister.
took all prizes. Mrs. Geurge Deichert is taking Miss
SHEEP MacDonald's work in Room III, Zur-
Lineoln Sheep—Aged .ram, A. D. ich PubliceSehool.
Steeper and 2nd; Shearling ram, A.
D. Steeper; Shearling Ewe, A: Steep. ' The, Zurich Branch. of the Wo-
er and 2nd; Ram lamb, A. Steeper
At HESS JEWELSTORE ick;en's Institute will hold their monthly
meeting on M4anday evening, October
At Dashwood, Saturday, at
Store.
mete' 'Deacer.
Oxford Downs—Aged ream, 0. Mc -
Gowen, J. P. Henry; ,Shearling. ram,
J. IP. Henry; Shearling Ewe, Ram
lamb, Ewe lamb, and Ewe, 1st and
Znd J. P. Henry.
Shropshire Downs — 0. McGowen
took all prizes.
Leichester Sheep — Graham and
Son took first and second in all clas-
ses with except Ewe, .where W. G.
Clarke took 2nd;
HOGS
"Ytoelshire — A. H. Warner took
all prizes with except of spring boar
where Wm. Sparks took 2nd.
Tarnworth — Aged sow, a. Gelinas
& San, R. Manson; Aged boar, T.
Snow.dme, R. Manson; Spring- boar,
1 T. Snowden, R. Manson; Spring sow
J. fe'dilinas & Sion, R. Manson.
POULTRY
liaidk Hamburgs, Cock,. Lloyd 0'-
Brein and 2nd; Hen, Lloyd O'Brein,
O. Mettler; Pullett, Lloyd. O'Brein.
S. S. Hamburgs, Cock, Dr. Mac-
Kinnon and 2nd; Hen Dr. MacKin-
non and 2nd; Cocke], Dr. MacKin-
nen and 2nd; Pullett, Dr. MacKinn-
on cosi 2nd.
Barred Rocks, F. M.cCIymont took
sill prizes.
White Rocks, Cock, Graham & Son
T. Snowden; Hen, T. Snowden, Lloyd
O'Bren; Cockerel, W. G. Clarke, T.
'Snowden, Pullett, W. G. Clark, T.
'Suceeder.
Brahmas, Cock, Thiel Bros, Dr.
MacKinnon; Hen, Graham & Son, Dr,
MacKinnon; Cockrel, Thiel Halos., Dr
Maellinnon.
Black Minorcas, Pullet, .Lee
0' -
White Manorcas, H. Disjardine took
ableto be present. The various 1,
all prizes.
J. Kochems, took all characters fitted inwell and the en -
3. C. W. Leghorns, Thiel Bros.
took all prizes; Biiffff Orpingtons, .T.
Kockems took all prizes;
White Wyando'tes, Hen, Dr. Mac-
Kinnon; Cockerel and pullet, 0.
Battler.
Rhode Island Reds, J. Kochenewas unable to be present. Miss Gel-
took;inas, with only one day's practice
all prizes. took hea part perfectly and was one
(Concluded on page Nur), o4 the outstanding 'ohactors.
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est Sale
Specials for Thursd4y, 'Raw rand Saturday
(OCTOBER. ist„ 2rail :and ',and.,
Salmon„ Fancy Red. Cohoe„
Biscuits "Hridgp Da-int:lei" :per
Jam„ large 32 -oz. Jar, ,eaeln 29c
Royal York Coffee, 11.4b. fi at
Corned Beef, 2 tins for 2.3C
Oxydol Targe pkg. . ... 19:c
See our Large, Bills for other Speciali„ as we. cannot
Highest Priges Eue Eggs.
Name 1140
5th at 8 e'clock in the Council Cham-
ber.. All Ladies; are cordially in-
vited to attend..
ter, Miss Hazel,. et Stratford were
pleats at the home of the farmer's'
The Sixty -Second Anniversary of
the Zurich Evangelical church which
was observed last Sunday by large
audiences was a great success,. Rev.
G. F. Barthelof Kitchener gave very
helpful messages. . The: Men's Chorus
and choir sang excellent selections,
and the offerings were. ab out, $238-00
The decorations were beautiful. It
was a great, Day!
17 INCHES OF SN.OW.
Denver, Colo.,—Seitentee u. th ches
of wet, heavy snow, the worst Sept-
ember storm in the. city's, histery,
blanketed Denver on. Monday night.
disrupting traffic and communications
as it blocked highways and snapped
power lines under its sodden. weight.
Three persons, including a woman
passenger, were killed whea a. plane
crashed in a heavy storm Auto and
rail traffic was disrupted.. Deliver
officials estimated snow damagecl up
to ;1,000,000 mostly caused by fall-
ing trees and power lines.
GOOD CONCERT
The Mystery Comedy Play entitled
"The Scarecrow Creeps" put on un-
der the auspices of the Zurich Lib-
rary by the, young people, was a big
success. The town hall was jammed
r4b 'capacity; and many eould not be
admitted, as half a hallfull of people
could not gain entrance, and it was
suggested that the, play be repeated
for the benefit of these not being,
tire programme is a big credit to all
that took part and also those that
were in charge of the training. Much
comment and praise is being given
to Miss Grace Gelinas who took the
part assigned to 1V.Iiss Beatrice Man-
son who became ill on Monday and
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Eggs on a graded basis_
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