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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1938-09-29, Page 4*OA Zurich Fail Fair (Continued from Page One) Heavy Draught Brood mare, H. 33o-wden, Foal, W. Dale and 2nd; 1 •*r. old, R. Ham!ltori, R. Scott; Span Scott. Roadster - •Brood mare, Bisbacic Chaenny; Foal, ditto; 2 yr. ol, lg Becker, A. Weber; Spau, Currie eas Tervitt, S. Miller; Single Roadster S. 1,1V1iller, Carrie & Tervitt; Lady dris ewer S. Miller, Currie Tervitt. „ and 2114; Laghorns, cockrel and pullee+, J. Kockerns; Puff Orpingtons, aerie j, Kjelcerne; White Wyandottes,, cock, D. Grabarn, O. Battler, lien, cookrel and pupae, Lakbw,aite, Dailey; Clapp's 'Favorite, EMU) =RICH Two, Reception*, pears, fell etna winter, Dailey, Leith- Decicer, al. Rader; floor mat, wool aaitee• Pe'artlett .pear, Trueinner, yarn, Lee Hoffman, •`.0wo receptiona were held, that. for Mee:0111021a Flemish Beauty, 'Dining Room Furnishings -Lunch the Caolearrieraan bridal couple at the L' tee pearee Da•iley, Laithwaite; Susan H.aberer; 'floor mat,. silk Wm. ,et, eat woek, Ed Lawson; Miss'rv- home of 'the groom in. alensall and ingston; amoh -set, .other kind, Mrs, for the •Taman-McDonell eceeple at. Tack, R, •Geiger; •Wale mats, Mrs. Le the home of the bride,, also in Hen- PMe, Mrs. Taek; table, cloth and eau. The couples left Prt a trip to napkins, Miss, Livingston, fad Law- New -Kora and Atlantic aleaa eaethaa, son; centre exece, white, Miss Li ings-ton, Ea Lawson; buffet set, Ray , v" •travelliag • • • • ing via Montreal and Qaahec. For Mrs. Cook chase a bay blue Lamont, ed Lawson; needle lance wool suit with coat of the same color Mss Livingeton, a A. Fuss; set, !embroidered, Mrs. Tack, H, trimmed in mink and. Lorenzo -brown Traemner; ,cara table cover, Ed accessories Taman wore •ablack Laws -on; buffet, set, Ed 'Lawson, Mr. lailleua trimmed in salbe. Mr, arid,. L. ,Pele; table aclathe Mee. Pale, alas. Mrs. Cook will live in Taxable° fortha Tack; tee cos, 'Mrs- P'h1e0 Mae-, Present, Mr. .and Mrs. Taman. will Hackney; tea towels, aVleee take up ersideace in Blenh.eim. ston, Mrs. Pale, a: ee• Bed Room alatienistanas - Pillow slips, ernb, Geiger,; Mrs. Tac -lc;- • e! ! Beide-to-be Heaered pillow slips, other handwork, Miss ' . A pleasant evening was, spent in. Liivngstan, Mrs. D, Hackney; fancy sheet ad pillow slips, Miss Living- the basement of the Evangelical &- stole Mrs. H. Fuss; .guest towel, Lee urch 'Wedne,sda.y of last week Hoffman, Mrs. L. ?file; bath towel, when the congregation met in honor Mrs. Tack, Ed •La we oo ; cur min, of Miss Anne Tiernan whose marriage Mrs. Pfile, Miss Livingston; vanity took place on Saturday, The base - set, Miss Livingston, •Mrs. Pfile; meant was ,beoutifully d.ecarated. with boudoir cushion, M. Rader, Mrs- L, . ,prok and white stammers, white bells Pfile; night robe, H. A. ieuss, Lee Mee, and pretty autumn flawers. After a Hoffman; -cellar and cuff set, Haekney, Mrs. H. Fuss; bed jacket, Mrs. Haekney, Ed Lawson; la -dies' slip, Miss . !Livingston, a A. Fass; ladies' 'dressing gown, R. Geiger; pil- low slips, Miss Livingston, Mrs, Hackney. -Children's Wear -Bonnet, jacket, bootees, Mrs. Hackney, Mrs. L. Pale; crib cover, Mrs. Hackney, Mrs. H. Fuss; carriage set, Mrs. Hackney, Mrs. H. Fuss; child's fancy dress. Lee Hoffman, Mrs. Tack; child's play dress, Lee Hoffman, ed Lawson; child's costume, W. G. Clarke.. Living Room Farniehings-Centre piece, Miss Livingston, Ed Lawson; table runaer, Ed Lawson, Mrs. Tack; sofa pillow. embroidered, H. A. Fuss, eirs. H. Fuss; sofa. pillow, other hand work, Ed Lawson, Thos. M. Snowden; chesterfield set, H. A. Fuess, Ed Lawson; aeghan, Miss Liv- ingston, Mrs. Haekney. Miscellaneous - Bridge set, Mrs, Tack; applique, W. G. Clarke, H. A. Fuss; eloor stop, Mrs, Tack, Mrs, H. Fuss; •coll. of articles made from oil cloth,. Mrs. Pfile, Mrs. Hackney; call. garden images, Thos. M. Snowden; kit ellen -coll., Mrs. Pfile„ Mrs, H. Fuss; call. different styles needle- work, Ed Lawson, H. A. Fuss, O'Dwyer special -Mrs. L. lafite. Monarch special, Mrs. Tack. C a o ' special -Wm. Decker. ART WORK 'Cartocia, Miss Livingston, Mrs, Dailey; poster, H. - Flaxbard; .crepe display; Mrs. H. Fuss; oil painting, landscape, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Dailey; ole painting, marine, Miss Livingston; water colors, scene, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Fuss; water -colors, {lowers, Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss; water. colars, .animals, Miss Living- ston, Mrs. H. Fuss; pastel, Miss Liv - Battler, De Graham; - Rhode Island Dtailea, Reds, hen, and cockrel, J. Kockerns; Peaches, R. Geig.er, IL Desjardine, Prunes, Dailey, Laithwaite. ee AnemitIP.' "el'' Lee °'13reinal het, le '. Crab apples, red, Dailey, H. Truemner; crab Apples, Year, F. McClymont, Daaey. Grapes, Mel Smith, Ea Restemeyer; coll. grapes, Susan 1-1•aberer, Dailey. Plems, la, Traernnea, Laithwaite; Coll. leans,' Mrs. Daileei ''' ,.• ee vet : • yr,. old S. IVIiller and 2114; Span •aleerel, D. Geaham, ,A,. at in , S"'w -aPPles (La:1'1 SP39140'.;:' '''Ir'''' les (Tbiel F t apecal) . . Carriage - 2 yr. old, A. a . and &Ingle horse S. Miller and 2nd, Telk. Sumatra, cock and aexe•LeCal3e Raciale,,Y* 5PY •a91 ' al, elyntarit; ~snow applee,' Dailey . Deekee; 'rein; Old English Clallaa caek • Zed M. Oesch special W. Decker; Hoff- hen, L. O'Brein and 2nd; •COOkerea woe. te„ 'ARDEN VEGETAL ES L. A. Prang, special, W. 4.rian special R. Hamm"; Deenemen and pullett, j. Xadkeres'-and ?latielea,-, „Weald's , Wonder 0e/tea:ma m, & sey Bik. Giants, eodke hen cOckeiel Radele "Deieleys, a', BattlereaMzeRada; 'House 'special S. Mille -ea Stade and pullet, D. 'Graham; Andulusians any variety, eate potatoes, M. 'Rader; spacial, R. Hamilton; jealigee Arc'nie cock 0. Battle/; hen, je Kockems, 0 any variety, ea•ely ,potatoes, g., Batt- er ter, M. Rader; Green Mountain no - 'Waldo special J. seat; a. W.Nerner Seas, Paris, Ont. Battler; Cockeeel. and pullett, CATTLE Battler; Blk. Langshang, hen J. atoes, J. Battler, M. Rader; Irish . Cobbler, 3. Battler, M. Rader, Short horns - W. 'bestrelchee Kockenis and :second; New liampsn- a ,,. aorn, limit, 11. Battler; corn, dent 'took all prizes in this elm. ire reds, cock F. McClymont, H. Fuss . r. Battler, 'W. Mousseau; sweet corn, Beef Type Grades - a.. Pfaff took hen, H. Fuss, Thiel Bros., cockerel Thos. M. Snowden, G. 'Deters; nal prizes in this tie -ea. and pullets, F. 1VIcClymont; Sussex low !bantam sweet corli, Susan }tab - hen, cockerel f Etna pullett, J. Kock- erer, J. Battler. d O'Brein 3, Kockeras; cockerel aeac.I pialtatts IL, !O'Brein and 2nd; Salver Grey Dorlcins, cockerels, J, Kockems, laattler; Bantams, utboateil, 'cock L. O'Brein, D. Graaarie ea: hen ,,and, puleett, D. Graliamelle O'Beein; co-,-. Holstein - ,Sperks took all ems• Houdans, hen and cockerel, L. Large red onions, H. A. FUSS, H. 'paizes in this class. , Deija reline ; large yel 1 o w onions ,.J Special, three best 'Dairy type - O'Brein; D. W. Games, cock and hen Battler, H. D„esjaarcliee; ,eletteli onions. W. Sparks. Theee hest beef type, LarBrela and 2nd; Any other vari- r, H. Desjardine; Spanish W. Oestreicker, A. Pfaff. eV, cock and hen, cockerel and pul- .-r- . onions, H, Desjarcline, H. A.. Fuss. 'White field -carrots, H. Desjardiae, Battle SHEEP ,lett, D. 'Graham! .Collection pigeons, Lee 'O'Brein, H. Fraxibird; Pekin G. Deters; red gaiden -carrots. J. Lincoln sheep - A. Steeper took g Haberer & Sons, IL Flaxbard; all paizes. China Ducks, young drake and young 3. duck, 0. Battler; Rouen Ducks, old Swedish turnips, H. Desjaecline, Wil - Oxford Downs - Aged ram, and young T. Snowden; Ducks, any fred Doupe. . Henry, F. Mt:Clermont; Shearling Long red niangolds, H. Deejardine, variety °ad drake T. Snowden, 0. Bat .ram, J. Henry, ID, aeleGowen; Shear - tier; young duck and drake, 0. Bat- H. Trtienmer; interneedia•te man -golds, BThock& iSon, 1. A. Fuss; sugar ling ewe, J. Henry and 2nd; Ram tier, T. Snowden; Wild Geese, old aet mango ds , Ailf Reichert, H. lamb . Henry and 2nd; Ewe lamb, I). McGowen, J. Henry; Ewe, J. Hen- and young, 13. Graham; Gineau, D. Trucanner. Oxford cabbage, j. Battler, W. ry and 2nd. Graham, F. MeClymont. McKenzie; drumhead cabbage, H. Judge, Wm. !Carter, Londesbeeo. Shropshire Dawns - 0. 1VIcGowen Block & Son, J. Battler; Iblue cab Son took all These. e GRAIN AND SEEDS bage, W. MoKenzie. Leicester Sheep - Aged ram, D. . White fall wheat, Wm. Dougall. Black Spanish radish, J. Battler, H. , Graham; Shearling ram, C. Lawson R. Geiger; red fall wheat, M. Rader, B. Flaxbara; white radish, IL Treena and. 2nd; Shearling ewe D. Graham. H. A. Fuss; Saalag lahea% ner. E. !Restemeyer; scauliflower, J. Ram lamb, D. 'Graham, C. Lawson: Truemner, M, Rader. M.R r !Battler,W. McKenzie; garden 'beans, Ewe lamb and ,ewe, D. Graham and Barley' 6 -rowed, aie ' H. ej Battler; pumpkin, yellow, H. Truem•ner; white oats, early, H. De•sa • Trueniner, H. alock & Son; pie 2nd. jar -dine, H. Truenmer; white oats, pumpkin, J. Battler, W. MoKenzie. BOGS late, Ed Haberer, H. Desjardine. Citron, R. 'Geiger, H. Truemner. Yorkshire - Aged sow, A 'Warner Small gees, M. Rader; -buckwheat, Hubbard squash, H. Trueniner, F. .Aged boar A. Warner, R. Manson; M. Rader, H. Desjardine. • m. alcOlymont; mammoth squash or Spring boar, A. Warner and 2nd; Red clover seed, Alf. Reichert, • pumpkin, J. Battler, T. M. Snowden. Spring sow, A. Warner, T. zleyers, Rader; sweet clover seed, F. Mc - Blood beets, W. Museeau, Alf Tamworth - Aged Sow, R. Man- othy seed, Alf Reichert, H. Desjar- Clymont, Th o s. M. Snowden ; lino Reichert; coat beets, J. Battler, F. son, D. Pyrnia; Aged boar, T. Snow- yinfont; watenneloris, T. Battler. dine; collection grain in heads, T. M. .....viateCs1 kmi, 0,.. a d Snow4°n; muskmelons, T. R. Man Snowden; Mrs. O. .Dailey; Dr. • Ad - Snow en, E. Restemeyer. den, DI Pymn; Spring boar, T. Sno- wden, D. Pymn; Spring sow, dison special, H. A. Fuss. Red tomatoes, J. Beater, 'Time. M. son, T. Snowden. Judges, ,R. F. Stade, T. L. Williams. Snaveden; yelloakeetom•atoes,..5. Battler, Yungblut special, R. Manson; G. HORTICULTURAL Mel Smith; colleation -of garden veg- Deichert special, T. Meyers; Judge Colt any kind of apples, Mrs, 0- -etables, j. Battler, H. Flaxbara. Humphrey Snell. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; fall ap- DAIRY & OTHER PRODUCTS. POULTRY piles, Mrs. Dailey, Laithwaite; win - Butter, crock, - R.• Geiger, Mel Black Hamburgs, Cock, Hen, Coe- ter apples, Mrs. Dailey, W. McKen- Smith; butter, prints, R. Geiger, Mel kerel, Fullett, Lloyd O'Brien a nd zie; 1King of Tomkins,, Dailey, Leith- waite; snow apples, Dailey, Leith- Smith; -cheese, Ed. Haberer H. Tburaday, Sept embe 29th, 1938 fda. lathers -wore similar gowns of lotus - ! blue velvet, flomalength with slight trainee laud Jong sleeves tapering tie' the fingers. 'They ;merles' American beauty roses 'held with long stream- ers a American beauty velvet and their tiny doll hats were in the same. material as their gowns. The ushers; revere Murray Johnston of Toronto, and Harald Collins 'of St. Cathermese .‘i 2nd. S. S. Hamburgs, Cock, hen, smite; -Northern Spies, Laithwaite. Flaxbard. . • • cockrel and pullett, A. MacKinnon Mrs. Dailey; Baldwins. Mrs. Dailey, Honey in ooneb, Mrs. D, Haelcney; honey, extracted, ltd Haberere J.: Ha- - 2nd. Barred Rocks, hen and Laithwaite; R. I. Greenings, . Mrs. b•erer & Sons; honey, diiplaye :Ed. - cockrel, V. MeGlymont and 2nd; pule Dailey', 'Laithweite; 'Macintosh Red, Hatheren j. Haberer t& Sons. lett, F. MeOlymont, H. Fess. White Dailey, Laithwelte; Ribson Pippen, Maele syrup, M. Rader, F. ael.ada- Rocks, cock and hen, T. Snowden,' D Thos. M. Snowden, Laithwaite. mont• hen's j Battler' W ' G - Graham; cockerel and pullett, 0. Bat Golden Russets, Mrs. Dailey, Laith- CI le' I k eggs, .' '' ' * Cele D. Graham; Brehams, cock Thiel wa••••Ie; Wagneas, Laithwaite,r, Dailey. t.'eare -e;mpef. csIcitieins,• seloraessed,vras.. BaLts,1-. 'Eros., D. Graham; Hen, A. IVIacKine wojai.n.p(si‘,..erLaNitthrese-alit:ie2,neaan. a .citKiwenazittee:. l Hackney, 'T•hos. M. Snopw'rden. non and .and; cockrel and pullett, Ontarios, T.hos. M. Snowden, Dailey. Laird special, bag potatoes, M. 'Thiel Bros., A. aVlacKinnon; Black Maiden's Blush, Dailey, Laithwaite. Rader; 10 tbs. honey, J. Haberer & s aelinorcas, cock, hen,' cockrel and Blenaeim Pamela Laithwaite, ?Ara Son. e !.. pullett, 0. Battler anti 2nd; White Dailey; Pewatrkee, Dailey, 'Leith- DOMESTIC SCIENCE, BAKING Minorcas, cock and hen, H. Disjard- waite; Colverts, Mrs, Dailey, F. Mc- White breede (Williams' special) J. Clymont; 20-oe. eirmen, Mrs. Dailey, Battler, W. G. 7Clarke; nut .- brea•d, ine and 2nd; co_ckerel and aullett O. Battler; Brown Leghorns, cock, hen, 7l'alman Sweet, Roy Lamont, W. Wilfred • Doupe; :eaisin buns -or rolls, McKenzie; Wealthy, Dailey, Leith- G. Daters; tea biscuits, W. G. !Clarke, cockerel and pullet, 0. Battler and ; collection of russet apples, F. MeCiymon't; sugar cookies,. W. G. 2nd; Buffia Leghorns, cock and hen, J. Kockems; S.C.W. Leghorns, cock, Pears -Collection Dailey. cookies, Wilfred Doupe, F. Mc - Clarke, F. alcClymont; •gin ear 'hen, cockrel and pullet, Thiel Bros. Laithwaite, Qlymont; fried cakes, Thos. Meyers, W. G ,Clark; loaf cake, Mrs. Pfile, E. Haberer; dark layer cake, Fred Hab- erer, Wilfred Doupe; light layer cake, -Wilfred Doupe, Fred Haberer; tarts, W. G. Clarke. Cherry pie, Wilfred Doupe, Mrs. L. lafile; -dutch apple .pie, Fred Hab- erer, R. 'Manson; coffee cake, Ed Haberer, G. Daters; meat loaf, Susan Haberer. . Canned rhubarb, Susan alatierer, W. G. Clarlc.e; canned raspberries, R. Geiger, W. G. Clarke; canned straw- berries, 'Mrs. L. !Pfile, W. G. 'Clarke canned cherries, H. Desjardine, Thos Meyers; canned pears, Mrs. L. Pfile, R. 'Geiger; canned citron. 'Mrs. L. Pale, la Geiger; canned plums, Tiros. Meyers, • a Desiardine:. canned peaches, Mrs. L. Pfile, 3. Battler. Currant jem, Mrs. L. Pfile, F. McClymont; ;berry -jam, Mrs. J. Tack, Thos. Meyers. Grape jelly, H. Deejardine, Thos. Meyers; currant 'jelly, H. Desjardine, Thos. :Meyers. ,' • ! Mixed ..v ineger 'pickles Ed. H ale. trey; mustard pickles, F. ,afClymont, W. G. Clarice; catsup, F. McClymont, E. Restemeyer; pickled red ;Cabbage, R. Geiger; canned -tomatoes, Mel Smith, W. G. Clarke; canned. earn, a1,. Dealjardinei 'Wilfred 'Douae. Deck- er; data mat, Tinkled, Mrs. L, Vile, e .. I lale.. le alee. Peaa deo Ilacaney; tbeelspeeal, fancy, M FT -a -Block lea Son, laa G. •Clarle. lentil, Mrs. Pale,. G. Daters, 'Mrs. H. '' Ojilla• aeatey, Susan Haberer, H. treaniitere'auilt, cotton, Susan gob. -.!..tf...,,r."mrs.• D. Hackney; eeemeaater, e .Btedsaread,• knit or 'avoelieto '' Mrs Smith, I. Battier, Mrs. L. Pale; .calca Fuse, , ! .re LADIES' WORK ''''' . 4atIckoreise\''Filsi:e's}is; 'oFot'itst!.n, ''..a'Irs;11;fil'e:, Meyers, H. Destjardine, L. Ed Laws -on ; men's Bleeping garm- ent, Ed Lawsort, Mrs, lo +Mt. man; 'bed shee, Mrs. L. 'Pale, Mrs. Tack ltd Lawson; darning, Mrs. 14. Darling; sweater, Ed. Lawson, al. A. :reek, ltd Lawson; mitts, Mrs. I. airs. L. Pfile; wool socks, Mrs, 5! store lad Lawson; knitted -milt, Mrs. Fuss; kitthen aproa, Mrs, ef, Tack, Fuss; erochet gloves, Miss Living - H, 'Feiss. The Blue 'Ribbon special - Mel Collection •eanned fruit, ' Thos. Child's made ,oaer -dress, Lee -Hoff - Mae D. 1-Tackney; Nen mat, hooked 1, alana sweater, H. ea, Fess, Mrs, 1 le alatcloiev; article made from ald Stockinge, H. Desjarelint, Win. waite Mrs. Dailey; of fall collection pears, win- 0 0,1 1.11 VARN I SHE S For Every Purpose - Indoors and Outdoors Johnston and Kathfieisch STOP AT COPP'S ONE-STOP SERVICE m BLUE MARATHON GAS and OIL Delivered to you the -most modealia` way, with a WAYNE Computing Pump that automatically fiatiaes'there .amount of your purchase. These Pumps are used in all 40iiig.'kaVi, stations in Canada and U. S. A. - ' ' HIGH PRESSURE LU13RICATION. Your car is greased, elydietend- ants that have had five years of practical and technical experience in Detroit. We use the latest model air pressure grease gun using seven different kinds of grease to lubricate yaw car EXPERT REPAIRING To all makes of cars at attractive Special Prices on Brakes Relined Car Wash 39c. Tire Repair prices. 25c Battery and Tires checked and windshield cleaned Free. We aim to please, When in Zurich take advantstge of our modern rest rooms. Zurich's Up -to -Date Service Station and Garage HOWARD KLOFP, LESSEE G. Fritz & Son Used Car Lot in Connection . U3e Bine Marathon Gag or Better Mileage Mf: ankle VIM, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIEa, Phone 18 SOME BRIEF NOTES ON THE cIA• NADA TEaVIPO4NCE ACT . f - 110}. 2-1fIse Reason for its Revival Provisions for municipal rocal op- tion, which had become a part of the Municipal "Act,but had somehow been dropped, were an the early nineties revived and incorporated into the Li- quor License Act of Ontario. They provided for prohibition of retail sale intaverns and shops in villages,towns cities and tpeviiships. lacing part a the lecerise Act, filter was no question as to responsibility for enforcement. The law Which became operatvie on. a simple majority was popular anal short devotional period by Rev. II. Fe was widely utilized in Ontario. Roppel, Mr. Harry Hoffman led. in. a short sing song. This was followedby Sir ,Tames Whitney, whose enforce - particularly a mock wedding which was much en- melt of the law was vigoroits, early in the regime intros. joyed by all, Miss Tiernan was then -auced the reapiirements of a sixty per eecorted to a decorated chair when cent majority vote which greatly re - she was presented with many heauti- tartied the ,progress of 'the local opt- ful gifts by the congregation, a large ganizatione of which she was presi-) movement years 1914 and 1915, sev- walimirror by the Mission Cfrelaseedeicm- King's Daughters S. S. class beau fer•-•( III the dent and a sume of money ur the evil counties in -Ontario, having care lunch was served. tried. restriction of sale by maisieepall local option as far as seemed possible: choir. At the close of the meeting; With the, sixty per cent. handicaps Double Wedding - Charming veut fouhd the persistent sale in rnunicipe alities remaining under license a Mi.. Friends of Lovely Brides at Pict- isance and such a menace to the suc- uresque Ceremony in Heneall United cess of the Heal option law that to) Church. At a charming double wed- clean up so far as possible ding in in Hensall United chinch. on area, and protect their owls people Saturday afternoon, Rev.. Donald they reverted to the county measure, Gladma-n. of' Crediton, perfiermed the the Canada Temperance Act. This marriage ceremony of Anne Letitia did not destroy - the existence of local daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Tie- option, AT the various provisions of man of Dashwood to Henry Hemphill tlie License gam. Its only effect on Cook of Toronto, son of Mr, andiVars that Act :was in regard to prosecuti- Cornelius Cook of Hensel', and Mil- on for sale. It paralleled these pro- dred Winona, daughter of Mr. and visions in the provincial Act and in Mrs. Charles McDonell of Hensall to so far as it did so, took prececence Edward Rowell Taman of Blenheim, over them. The two laws operated son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taman toncurrently, charges foe sale being of Exeter. W. R. Goulding of Meet- laid under the Canada Temperance er was at the organ for the ceremony Act and other charges under the Li - for which the church was attractively quor License Law. The dual operat- decorated with 'picardy gladioli and i0T1 of the provincial and Dominion palms. Harry Hoffman oe Dash -wood 12.w was continued under the Ontario song "0 Promise Me" and "Bemuse" Temperance Act up till the time of in fine voice. The brides who were the suspension Which occurred about ingston, Mrs. Flies. Conventionel design, Miss Living- stone Henry Flaxibard; waod. carvieg, Miss Livingston, H. Bilook '& Son; amateur phot -o, H. Flawbard; art work not listed, Mrs. Dailey; sepia, Miss Livingston, Mrs. H. Fuss. FLORAL EXHIBITS Bouvet, large, Susan Haberer, Lee Hoffman; bouquet, small. Susan Haberer, R. Geiger; sylvia, Susan Halberer. E. Reetemeyer; -dahlias, Susan Haberer; auschias, Stisan Hab- erer;epensies, Lee Hoffman. Geraniums, Susan Haberer; asters, W. 'McKenzie, Susan Haberer; pet- unias, Lee Hoffman, Susan Haberer; house plants, Susan Haberer, W. Mc- Kenzie; coleus in pots, R. Geiger, Mr's. L. Pfile; annuals not listed, Susan Haberer,R. Geiger; cosm-os, Lee Hoffman, R. Geiger; zinnias, A. F. Hess, H. Block & Son. Verbenas, Susan Haberer, Lee Hoffman; gladiolus, Susan Haberer; sweet' peas, W. McKenzie; roses, Susan Haberer. CHILDREN'S DEPT. --"" !Coll. a,uturnii leaaes, Hy. Flaxbard, Wilfred Doupe; collection mounted weeds, G. 'Deters, A. F. Hess; 'dress- ed doll, H. Flaxbard, Wilfred Doupe; crochet Work, H. Flaxbard, IL A. Fuss; bird house, H. Flexhard. 'ViTriting, under 110 years, Bert Klopp; writing, •over 10 years, H. Flaxbard, Wilfred Doupe; art, over 10 years, Wilfred Doupe, G. Deters. Mrs. Fowler, judge. given in marriage by their respective anal. DASMWOOD Special Anniversary services will be held in the Evangelical church on Sunday October 9th. ' Rev. James McGinley and his 'male Octette of Central Baptist church, London, will .be the guest speaker in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.' Don't forget the date. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins of St. Thomas visited with her mother, Mr. and 'Mrs. S. Gottschalk last 'Wednes- lay. Miss Elle' Mhitineart 'of 'Baden k3 - Int the week -end with Mr. and Mas. E, Oettreecaltaral eae ; Mr. and arrsic4at Witaeleatecle,Sea. If Toronto spent the , week -end with his motheta laraeakitiele: ' • • Mr. Eresre McIsiteca Floreneao ;teak aoy of Windier visited with Mr. and Its. P. Mcisaac over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guenther of Windsor are visiting his parents, Mr aid Mrs, Chas. Guenther. alrs. L. Morenz spent a few days in Toronto last week. Donald Oestroicher and Hope Rop- eel left on Monday for 7 medals ether they will attend University. We ex- ena congratulations to i ah, al- lay Dotaid, who was sueressfid in altaining a two year scholarship last year, aria. Gill is visiting witla her sistar 'n Detroit for a few weeks. Been- aa'a n a:re ey .1..111111111,tedomingtiMINOMWMAMINNOSIMM VIIMMISMOING tet, hooked, . wool, Ra erer,Iiser on September 27th, a son., 1010100=100101. 11111111.1111111111111araa=2211111% Water water No rnatter if it's. raining, snowing,. blazing hot or be -- low zero • water. is absolutely neces-- sary to one's exist-. ence. But it is no,, longer necessary to. carryit from the oldk fashioned pump. A DURO PUMPING SYSTEM will supply all the water your home needs, at the turn of a faucet.. In addition,. it will make it possible for you to modernizeyour home with Emery Fixtures). so necessary these days to . health and comfort. • Einco Bathroom Fixtures vand Yittings ares.tnodern tca the minute;.mechanicallY perfect and finely finished. They' will give years..of satisfactory service and greatly im-- Proe the appeatiance: and coinficiita 'our home. The four pieces illustra.ted-Built-in Bath, Shower;. 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