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ZURICH'S
Fly Spray, 8 oz. for ZOc
Sodas, 2 lbs. for 25c
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. for 25c
Red Rose Tea, black or .nixed, half -lb 28c
Seeded Raisins, per pkg 15c
Rice per lb. 5c.
Cook's Cocoa, 1 -Ib. can 23c
Bee Hive corn syrup, 1 q lbs. pail 75c
Menno Oesch - Zurich
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr- Norman Gascho motored to
:Stratford on 'Sunday.
RevA. E. Pletch, District Supt,,
will, conduct services in the Evangel-
ical aura, on Thursday evening..
With the opening of Exeter set
ools from Zurich, a few pupils from
Zurich are attending the High SchooL
Miss Catherine Merner of Elmira,.
spent the week -end at her home here.
Farmers! Attention!
We have . been appointed selling.
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
us demonstrate this - machine to you
and compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance
for- trade-ins.
C. ,SCHRAG & SON. tf44
Don't forget the dates of the Zur-
ich
urich fall fair, Sept. 27th and 28th. 'smack :to left centre for a home run
The Rayfield fair follows immediatelyhis ,forst time at bat drove a mighty
two days after„ ' and stole second when Kerslake etr-
Mx. William Bechler ,returned to ick out; G. ,Rennie laid down anice
bunt which he beat out for a hit, ad -
his home, Bronson line, after spend- venting his brother Ross to third; G-
ing
ing a. few days at Toronto, also at- j Rannie was caught off first on Duke
tending the Exhibition whine taere• Yungblut's snap throw but managed
to get' back safely when Gascho's
Mr. and Mrs. Elute. Martin and slaw throw got away from Oesch. in
fandly,
.Martin and Mrs. L Cressman ' the run-down; R. Rennie meanwhile
and daughters Marjorie and Reta of scoring; Wright bunted safely ad -
Kitchener, were Saturday visitors ( vancing G- Rennie to 2nd; E- Rennie
with. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gascho. kept on the bunting attack safely and
+A bases were filled with only one
Mach cooler weather has prevailed,�t. Carroll then singled to right
this week, and the sweltering heat Irl id scoring G. 'Rennie and Wright,
that we have had recently is now fell- td. advancing E. Rennie. to 3rd and.
owed by just a little chilly wrath for himself taking; second on the throw
the time of year., to the plate; Howe got a scratch
jingle over second,scoring E. Rennie
Last week we advised our readers hand, .Carrell, old went to second on
:fiat we would include a short write the play at the plate; Christie gro-
up on our summer vacation tri ' untied to •S.. Rennie at 3rd whose
p throw, to second base trapped Howe
this week's issue, but now we find; who ,w""as tagged out by Stade :ontbe
ourselves again terribly jammed up , run -Clown; Stade then threw the ball
for want of space for reading matter to, Ivan Y
land so must again put .this off for right Meld; ,a
another week, et,on tchristie
arice to secondon the run-down of
Mr. Paul Jeffrey of Detroit, was in Howe;The result of this was -a double
town over the week -end, he was ae lay ,ending :the inning and putting
companied by his mother,, Mrs. ,C, geeaforth 2 runs up (5 runs, 5 hits, 1
Ayotte, who spent most of the sum-, rror).. Zurich scored one in the
mer in Detroit. Paul and his mother
had a most enjoyable trip to Grand
Rapids, Minn., this summer where.
they visited with relatives.
BASEBALL NEWS
First Play-off Game
On Wed. Sept. 8th the Flying Dut-
chmen of Zurich swamped the 'Sea -
Iforth team by the score of 16 to 2
lin the first game of the play-off for
!the championship of the Huron Perth
League. This game was played in Sea -
forth. The local boys were "hot"
andwent to work on the Seaforth the race track in centre for a home
run, his 4th hit of the game scoring
Yungblut and Oesch ahead of him.
Atthis juncture the crowd went wild
with delight as Zurich was new in
the'lead and none out. I Yungblut
then drove a long double to left field
andwent to third when S. Rennie
followed with a single to short left;
Prang was safe when Wright the Sea-
fonth, 1st baseman dropped the throw
from short and the bases were filled.
Tbster next up singled to Ieft field
scoring I` Yungblut and S. Rennie
andadvancing along with Prang to
2nd' and 3rd respectively on the
threw to the plate;Stade then hit a
hot line single to left centre scoring
Prange and Foster with ,the 6th and
7th runs of the inning., At this point
the rain came down in torrents and
the game was willed by the umpires,
with Zurich in the long. end of the
score 13 to 7. (6 hits, runs, lex--;
nor and ]none out..
The box score.
Tut who came in from
d who put the ball on
o was trying to adv -
in Foster's long homer xm drive
to centre field. About this time it
looked as if the Zurich club would
lose the game, as rain -threatened to
interrupt, or even end the struggle
art aTiy moment;the 7th inning start-
ed however, with dark threatening
clouds overhead; Seaforth failed to
score in their half as it was three up
and _'three away. For Zurich Duke
Yungblut, first man up received a
base, ,on balls; Oesch then singled to
centre, Duke stopped at 2nd; Heide-
man. who had been batting like a
champion, all through' the game got
hold of,a slow curve and paked it on
pitcher, Ross Rennie, blasting oat i7
hits, including doubles, triples and a
home run by Heideman. The result
of the one-sided game was never in
doubt after the fourth inning and
before :the game was finished every
rSeaforth fan had left the field.
The Second Play -Off Game
On Friday Sept. 10th, Seforth
and Zurich resumed their battle•foe
a pierce in the finals on the Zrrich
diamond with the result that rSeaforth
was eliminated. Zurich now meets
Crediton who earned a place in• the
finals by Clinton's defaulting of .the
second game of their series. The play
by play of the innings in which runs
were scored is as follows: ,Seaforth
started the scoring in their half of the
third inning. Howe popped to Stade
at short; Christie lined a double to
1.-,f.; McGregor doubled to right Aid
scoring Christie and scored himself
when R. Rennie drove a smashing )
triple to centre: Kerslake then Iifted
an easy fly to S Rennie at third and
G. Rennie was an easy out to Stade Seaforth • At bat Runs Bits
at short in a high fly. (2 runs, 3 McGregor, c. -f. 4 1 1
hits, no errors). Len Prang, first man R. Rennie, rf. 4 1. 2
up foe Zurich in ard, singled to cent. Kerslake, C. 4 0 0
Foster forced Prang at second, G. G. Rennie, s.s. 3 1 2
Rennie to E. Rennie; Foster stole Wright 1st , 3 1 1
second and then scored when Stade E. Rennie' 2nd 3 1 1
Ingle(' to 1.1; Gasrho ,singled to r.f., Carroll 1.1. 3 1 1
Stade stopping at third ; Gascho then .Howe P. 3 0 I.
promptly stole second; 1. Yengblut Christie, 3rd 3 1 1
sent a lazy .bounder to Christie at
third who tagged out Gascho as he
attemted to advance; Ivan was safe Zurich
on fist in fielder's choice and Stade Foster, c.f. 5 3 2
scored; Oesch then singled over sec- Stade, s.5. 4 1 2
Ind, Yunblut advancing the that Gascllo, 1st. 4 0 1
base; Heideman who had singled in E. ' 1 ungblut, r0. 3 2 •1
goring Yungblut and Oesch ai)ead of Oesch, 2nd. 4 • 2
.
'nee; tiara Rennie was out or ti high Heideman, P. 4 2
bounder 3rd to 1st. (6 hits E ins 0 1. Yongblut r:f. .4 1
errors. No more scoring wt ; done S. Rennie ltd 4
until the sixth : Len Prang really Prang) l.f. 4
should 11w leen credited with e
home re over the left •fide .fence he 36 13 1.'`
the fount', •h,�1 the umpire rnhicl itttij e. Umpires O'llrein and Creech, ref
doable. R. l?envie the first inset: Exeter.
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USED FURNITURE
4 Two Godd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand;
Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up;Tables;
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One Dozen Used Rockers ranging from $2.00 Up. .i
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All our Stock is fresh and of
very choice materials. No
leftovers or second grade' lines.
Let us fit you up with your
next pair of Shoes;
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ZURICH'S
Fly Spray, 8 oz. for ZOc
Sodas, 2 lbs. for 25c
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. for 25c
Red Rose Tea, black or .nixed, half -lb 28c
Seeded Raisins, per pkg 15c
Rice per lb. 5c.
Cook's Cocoa, 1 -Ib. can 23c
Bee Hive corn syrup, 1 q lbs. pail 75c
Menno Oesch - Zurich
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr- Norman Gascho motored to
:Stratford on 'Sunday.
RevA. E. Pletch, District Supt,,
will, conduct services in the Evangel-
ical aura, on Thursday evening..
With the opening of Exeter set
ools from Zurich, a few pupils from
Zurich are attending the High SchooL
Miss Catherine Merner of Elmira,.
spent the week -end at her home here.
Farmers! Attention!
We have . been appointed selling.
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
us demonstrate this - machine to you
and compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance
for- trade-ins.
C. ,SCHRAG & SON. tf44
Don't forget the dates of the Zur-
ich
urich fall fair, Sept. 27th and 28th. 'smack :to left centre for a home run
The Rayfield fair follows immediatelyhis ,forst time at bat drove a mighty
two days after„ ' and stole second when Kerslake etr-
Mx. William Bechler ,returned to ick out; G. ,Rennie laid down anice
bunt which he beat out for a hit, ad -
his home, Bronson line, after spend- venting his brother Ross to third; G-
ing
ing a. few days at Toronto, also at- j Rannie was caught off first on Duke
tending the Exhibition whine taere• Yungblut's snap throw but managed
to get' back safely when Gascho's
Mr. and Mrs. Elute. Martin and slaw throw got away from Oesch. in
fandly,
.Martin and Mrs. L Cressman ' the run-down; R. Rennie meanwhile
and daughters Marjorie and Reta of scoring; Wright bunted safely ad -
Kitchener, were Saturday visitors ( vancing G- Rennie to 2nd; E- Rennie
with. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gascho. kept on the bunting attack safely and
+A bases were filled with only one
Mach cooler weather has prevailed,�t. Carroll then singled to right
this week, and the sweltering heat Irl id scoring G. 'Rennie and Wright,
that we have had recently is now fell- td. advancing E. Rennie. to 3rd and.
owed by just a little chilly wrath for himself taking; second on the throw
the time of year., to the plate; Howe got a scratch
jingle over second,scoring E. Rennie
Last week we advised our readers hand, .Carrell, old went to second on
:fiat we would include a short write the play at the plate; Christie gro-
up on our summer vacation tri ' untied to •S.. Rennie at 3rd whose
p throw, to second base trapped Howe
this week's issue, but now we find; who ,w""as tagged out by Stade :ontbe
ourselves again terribly jammed up , run -Clown; Stade then threw the ball
for want of space for reading matter to, Ivan Y
land so must again put .this off for right Meld; ,a
another week, et,on tchristie
arice to secondon the run-down of
Mr. Paul Jeffrey of Detroit, was in Howe;The result of this was -a double
town over the week -end, he was ae lay ,ending :the inning and putting
companied by his mother,, Mrs. ,C, geeaforth 2 runs up (5 runs, 5 hits, 1
Ayotte, who spent most of the sum-, rror).. Zurich scored one in the
mer in Detroit. Paul and his mother
had a most enjoyable trip to Grand
Rapids, Minn., this summer where.
they visited with relatives.
BASEBALL NEWS
First Play-off Game
On Wed. Sept. 8th the Flying Dut-
chmen of Zurich swamped the 'Sea -
Iforth team by the score of 16 to 2
lin the first game of the play-off for
!the championship of the Huron Perth
League. This game was played in Sea -
forth. The local boys were "hot"
andwent to work on the Seaforth the race track in centre for a home
run, his 4th hit of the game scoring
Yungblut and Oesch ahead of him.
Atthis juncture the crowd went wild
with delight as Zurich was new in
the'lead and none out. I Yungblut
then drove a long double to left field
andwent to third when S. Rennie
followed with a single to short left;
Prang was safe when Wright the Sea-
fonth, 1st baseman dropped the throw
from short and the bases were filled.
Tbster next up singled to Ieft field
scoring I` Yungblut and S. Rennie
andadvancing along with Prang to
2nd' and 3rd respectively on the
threw to the plate;Stade then hit a
hot line single to left centre scoring
Prange and Foster with ,the 6th and
7th runs of the inning., At this point
the rain came down in torrents and
the game was willed by the umpires,
with Zurich in the long. end of the
score 13 to 7. (6 hits, runs, lex--;
nor and ]none out..
The box score.
Tut who came in from
d who put the ball on
o was trying to adv -
in Foster's long homer xm drive
to centre field. About this time it
looked as if the Zurich club would
lose the game, as rain -threatened to
interrupt, or even end the struggle
art aTiy moment;the 7th inning start-
ed however, with dark threatening
clouds overhead; Seaforth failed to
score in their half as it was three up
and _'three away. For Zurich Duke
Yungblut, first man up received a
base, ,on balls; Oesch then singled to
centre, Duke stopped at 2nd; Heide-
man. who had been batting like a
champion, all through' the game got
hold of,a slow curve and paked it on
pitcher, Ross Rennie, blasting oat i7
hits, including doubles, triples and a
home run by Heideman. The result
of the one-sided game was never in
doubt after the fourth inning and
before :the game was finished every
rSeaforth fan had left the field.
The Second Play -Off Game
On Friday Sept. 10th, Seforth
and Zurich resumed their battle•foe
a pierce in the finals on the Zrrich
diamond with the result that rSeaforth
was eliminated. Zurich now meets
Crediton who earned a place in• the
finals by Clinton's defaulting of .the
second game of their series. The play
by play of the innings in which runs
were scored is as follows: ,Seaforth
started the scoring in their half of the
third inning. Howe popped to Stade
at short; Christie lined a double to
1.-,f.; McGregor doubled to right Aid
scoring Christie and scored himself
when R. Rennie drove a smashing )
triple to centre: Kerslake then Iifted
an easy fly to S Rennie at third and
G. Rennie was an easy out to Stade Seaforth • At bat Runs Bits
at short in a high fly. (2 runs, 3 McGregor, c. -f. 4 1 1
hits, no errors). Len Prang, first man R. Rennie, rf. 4 1. 2
up foe Zurich in ard, singled to cent. Kerslake, C. 4 0 0
Foster forced Prang at second, G. G. Rennie, s.s. 3 1 2
Rennie to E. Rennie; Foster stole Wright 1st , 3 1 1
second and then scored when Stade E. Rennie' 2nd 3 1 1
Ingle(' to 1.1; Gasrho ,singled to r.f., Carroll 1.1. 3 1 1
Stade stopping at third ; Gascho then .Howe P. 3 0 I.
promptly stole second; 1. Yengblut Christie, 3rd 3 1 1
sent a lazy .bounder to Christie at
third who tagged out Gascho as he
attemted to advance; Ivan was safe Zurich
on fist in fielder's choice and Stade Foster, c.f. 5 3 2
scored; Oesch then singled over sec- Stade, s.5. 4 1 2
Ind, Yunblut advancing the that Gascllo, 1st. 4 0 1
base; Heideman who had singled in E. ' 1 ungblut, r0. 3 2 •1
goring Yungblut and Oesch ai)ead of Oesch, 2nd. 4 • 2
.
'nee; tiara Rennie was out or ti high Heideman, P. 4 2
bounder 3rd to 1st. (6 hits E ins 0 1. Yongblut r:f. .4 1
errors. No more scoring wt ; done S. Rennie ltd 4
until the sixth : Len Prang really Prang) l.f. 4
should 11w leen credited with e
home re over the left •fide .fence he 36 13 1.'`
the fount', •h,�1 the umpire rnhicl itttij e. Umpires O'llrein and Creech, ref
doable. R. l?envie the first inset: Exeter.
tor 2eatorth in the 6th Angled 'litl 1.f, • 1.4nnsAftg ,.hila;dli Celrbkf 'err '
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YOUR
1 "� ^
Hardware and FurffJture
I STORE
THIS SEASON CALLS FOR4
GOOD NEW :
1 FENCES ON THE FARM. LET US SUPPLY
YOU WITH THE BEST OF WOVEN"
I ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE, �
WIRE. SEE US ABO(
NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING AND EVE
4 TROUGHING
+
+ SPECIALS!
SPECIALS!
Special Gasoline for Stoves, at
per gallon 2$c
3 We also have some very Attractive Prices in
Furniture, See Our New Beds, Springs 1Pr'in+g^a and
Mattresses.
USED FURNITURE
4 Two Godd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand;
Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up;Tables;
4.
Kitchen Chairs, Etc. All Big BargainsDiningor quick Sale,, ,
One Dozen Used Rockers ranging from $2.00 Up. .i
4.
t BE SURE AND SEE THEM!
JOJiUSLOU �Ca�b�eis.
4.
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I Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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Choice Quality
Bots and Shoes
We carry n nice fine of choice
Footwear for Men, Boys and
Women.
All our Stock is fresh and of
very choice materials. No
leftovers or second grade' lines.
Let us fit you up with your
next pair of Shoes;
See our line of Sport Shoes,
GARFILED BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich, Ont.
WE GIVE EXPERT WORKMAN-'
SHIP IN REPAIRING
Your Patronage Solicited
Zurich Garage
Come and purchase your Aut-
omotive Requirements from,
Zurich's oldest established
Garage and Service Station.„
We can supply.. your needs.
Expert Automobile repairing.
Acytelene Welding,
Batteries, Oils, Tires„
Greases' and
repairs..:
LUNCH ROOM
And clean Rest Rooms at your
Service
H. i1OUSSEAU
Phone: Day 103. Night, 47
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Painting Wagon
Painting Buggy
Recovering Buggy Top
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$7.00 and 10.00
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MASSEY-HARRIS NEWS
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Free Mountings and Plenty of Free Air for all Tires
purchased from Us; Quality Best; Prices Lowest;
Written Guerantees;
Ask to See the Tire which
has over 125,000 miles of service. Brag your Cat,
alogues, we will meet all competition.
Seeding Implements should be in good working
shape shortly; Order M. -H. parts early.
Cultivator points for many makes
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;rel. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS R. 67
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