Zurich Herald, 1939-09-28, Page 1de.
VOLUME 4O No 12
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Z R 11 C Hf THURSDAY IVIOBIIINGI, SEPTEMBER 28, 1 9 39.
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Princess Rakes, glass bowl .free With 2 pkgs.27c
New Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. _ .23c
Ogilvies BlendezI Flakes,- per ,pkg. T Oc
Hawes Floor wax, pinst ...........
Chateau Cheese, half lb. pkg. 1 5c
Rolled, oats, 4 lbs. ---...... ......
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Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls .... . . . ..... ......_.-25c
Kleenex 200-s, 2 pkgs .....--.... .. ... ........ .... ...25c
'Matches, 3 pkgs. .—...,
of. •- •
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R.eady.cut Macroni„ per lb. .....-....- 5c.
Peanut Butter, 2 lbs.
Pork and Beans 21.4oz., 2 tins .19c
Peter Pan No. 3 peas, per fin
10c
Jelly- Powder, per Pkg.. — 5c
Pineapple, per tin . . . . .. .....10c
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ZURICH FALL ?AIR
Another Zurich Fall Fair .hae:coMe
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and gone, and the records riayk now
this annual event on their pagce The
day promised to ,jbe dry ove4iead,
but rather chilly, as the nortlf•;evind
kept blowing on. The attendant we
regret to report was probably about
a hundred less than last Yee"ao
seemingly the coolness of thCday
resulted in some not attendinge•nd
if we mistake not,' the largereirs
this year showed a small decreaje in
attendance, while some 'smallenafairs
had recordbreaking crowds. • (pere
was a very fine showing inside, espec-
ially in grain vegetables and fruits -
The livestock, although the quAity
was good, but a few less this year,
while the horse classes were well fill-
ed, in fact it took till after six 'o'cloek
till these were all judged. In, fact,
it was a nice little country faira:Ad
everything passed off nicety •.' • '0,:*
HORSES
Wagon or Eapress—Brood Mare,
C. Erb & Son; Foal, A. Reichert; G.'
Erb & Son, W. Reid; 1 yr.
Monro, M. Hooper; 2 yr. old,
Cheater L. Smith, Publietiffik
$11.25 year, U.S. $1.00 in Ad
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our guide for yo'tir Fall buying
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Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer were
Menday visitor's at London.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. 'Hamilton and
Doris were week -end. visitors with
Mr. and IVirs. 3.; Galster. •,,
Mrs. Harpel, Mrs. KennedY and H.
Horton of Hensall ivere Tuesday vis-
itors at the home of Mrs. C. Eilber.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
family of Forest were Sunday visit-
ors at the home of Mr. William La-
mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hess' of Pontiac
Mich., are spending a few days with
the fortner's brothers, Andrew F. and
George Hess, Also taking in the fair
Mr. Clayton Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs
•Clarence Hoffman and son Bobby,
Hoop, H. Becker, Sr; dyr.. o, 0,3.
of Galt .and Miss Muriel Preeter of
Hooper, G. Thiel; Span C. WI. Kent,
Kitchener were • Sunday visitors with
G. M. Hooper; the formers' parents here.
Agricultural, Brood mare, II..;4ur,
ner & Son, N. Keys, R. Tinney &.. Mr. Stuart. 'Wright, who has been
Son; Foal H. Turner, W. Dale, R,
111dBride; 1 yr. old, R. Hamilton, M.
Hooper, H. Turner; 2' yr. old, : W.
Hamilton, Span W. Hamilton.
Heavy Draught, Brood, marc,' H.
Turner .& Son, N. Keys And gml;Foal
W. Dale,, N. K.eys,,H. Turner;' 4 yr.
old W. Dale, F. W. Steeper; 2 yr. old
W. Dale, R. Tinney, N. Keys; §yr.
old, F. W, Steeper and.2na; Span,
F: W. !Steeper, Mrs.. Jacobs., N. Keys;
Roadster—Brood mare; R. Marton
Foal; R. Manson, IL .Tinr.eyn 3
id, S Ml1or Val BeelterSitatk•
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Roadster S. Miller and 2nd; Lady
Driver, W. Monro, S. Miller, V. Bec-
ker.
Carriage—Brood mare, C. W. Kent
R. Manson, Foal C. Kent, Otto WillL
ert, R. Manson; 2 yr. old W. Monroe
3 yr.. old C. Kent; Span W. Monroe
and 2nd, S. Miller; Single horse W.
IVIonnee arid 2nd, S. Miller;
Judge—Archie Haas, Paris.
CATTLE
Shorthorns—W. Oestreicher took
tilexcept 2 yr. old, W. Oestreicher,
a. Pepper; Heifer calf, R. Pepper W
1eseee;• nee; Bull ander 2 yrs. W.
nreicl:er, R. trepper.
Beef " • rad ---1 yr old heifer
A. Pepper, B. Klopp; ileffee (-elf R.
rwer, F. rneier; Steer, r yr, R.
-aper,
F. P e•z, Stcer calf, R.
en -e, O.
.'7,tiencl.:s took all in
eleee in -l' y" t Herd.
J creey cow, 71. or
yr. o...1 1i., Pr.y.1 O'Itn_ron; •
Palled Aly,U:;--• 1L"' B,
;lore and 2r.• ; Bert
sTiT-yr,
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7 1t.011' 2, "I i P.A111
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.f.-41; Ewe, W.
Terny, O.
A.11i3T • -A ;yd ain,. 0,
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n tbra vla,,s:
tele: :-.ter— • .‘,e 1-, 0. Darra.nce,
O. Lawson; E tam. D. Gra-
lem, C. Lawson • .; ewe. D
.l.aluma, G. Dorranve lamb D.
Graham and 2nd; D. Gra-
aam, C. Lawson, E D. Gralionn
and 2nd.
HOGS •
YOrkSliht,--.A.ged r:MV, R. ?Tensor)
Aged boar, R. :larn ea; Spring sow
R. Lamont, R. llivneon. •
Tamworth--Age-1 row, R. Neilson
Spring Sow, W. Sparks and
TInmehn y Snell; Judge.
IhmInms, cock, hen, cock -
rel and nullett, Loo ()Trion and 21id;
S. S. Hambure, cock lst, hen ist &
Incl Lloyd O'Brien,Cockrel and pullet
ht W. Clark; Barred Rocks, cock
aV, Clark, hon lieneeront and 2
White Rocks. Cock, D. GraharrnSno-
wden & Grainger, hen D. Graham,
J. Kockems, cockerel F. MeClvniont.
.Snowden & Grainger, pullett F. Mc-
Clyrriont. Snowdon & Grainger; Brah-
mas, cock D. Graham, Thiel nros
hen Thiel Bros. D. Graham, pullett.
Thiel Bros. -and 2nd; 131k, minorcaq
cock, hen, eockrel and pullett, O.
Battler 1st; White Minoreas, talc, 0,
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employed in Prang's garage as mech,
ante for some time, left On Monday
for •London where he will join the
army. Stuart had- made many fri-
ends while in Zurich. •
You are cordiallly invited to attend
a "Piano Recital" by the pupils of
Miss Lenora Haberer in the basement
of St. Peters Lutheran church, Zur-
ich, on Thursday, October 5th, at 8
p. rn.
'Mr. Quimby; Hess who 'spent the
Eniny River Dialria:•tifgaged":' tiffsOl.,f
estry work, spent the, week -end at
hie home here_ prior to leaving for
Toronto,
- Mr. and Mrs. David Schnell and
son Robert from Aberdeen, Sask., are
visiting with relatives and friends in
this vicinityover an excursion. Rob-
ert who has just completed a five
year term in classics in the Saskatoon
Univresity, is now entering Toronto
University for a five year term in
similar studios, s!..,,cializing an Heb-
rew, Greek and many other classics.
Mrs. Louis:: King'? Pn.s,:es
The death took plaee on Tuesday
everira; of Louisa klopp, in
reddenre in Z11 ih. She had been
ber usual 17walth and was
in thy 1,:,tc!kan an j 1.;,.:4:,a; helped to
rrne31
•c41 :..z. Elmer- KI ,pp.
when 131 of I sulFen she ,•;ank CIO W
rn.l be l'ore al n!-.1 eorl 1 be sum-
moned herl rIsseir. away. within a few
1, 81 -,sne; a of a2. As
•) 't p),,5 no 1.eflnite a*.rrange-
rta. were mzul ftw the funeral.
'Word has here
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Str!C'.
ifinlypyr 47!'"-• ZurP.b.
Fran :41:r.S. Sinith
wont to nurat•P.?.*
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Angeles, where il;s:•:), •-•'• :e.1freVed two
71-Tel:es, tut ' •
reed toJIAT c•nioyirx
thb various auto (11 :::'ound home.
Survieine• lid -'n ii, ar:Teen:el. 17,r,
'two ch,ldre.m, a 500 an I a daughter.
a1,,ereneae T,17ra E"mith. rr Detroit
and a sister,. "Mrs. Joetale rc,iger of.
Zurch. Sorry we 'Mee not more par-
tculars at present.
A Real Beauty Sp.,t
, The. vacant lot caused by the fire
of the old stable on Victoria Street
a week ago,' has made very rapid
progress towards a real beauty spot,
one of the finest you would wish to
see. The same afternoon of the fire
a gang of men were busy taking out
the old timbers and lumber and the
bricks and debries wore hauled away
by truck, considerable labor was put
forth in digging out the eld logs and
levelling up the ground,several, roade
of nice black earth were hauled ir
end levelled, a nice picket fence er-
ected on the south sido the same a
on the north side, :a nice row of
green cedar trees planted along the
west side. 'Truly it is a creditable
beauty spot, with an outstanding ap•
Peal'ancef instead of the two old
'earns of a year ago. We congratu-
late Dr. Addison for his efforts and
Oeterminagon to beautify that p4. -Cc
pre.petit,
Community Plate
Sale
% off
OW ALL PATTERNS
Lady Hamilton
Grosvenor
Deauville
Adam
Coronation
Etc., Etc.
rhis is an opportunity to buy
hose odd Pieces you have
been wanting. Sale ends
Sept. :30th.
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
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the World's Finest Anthracips
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BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,.
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling.lcris
Feeds. .
W. R. DAVIDSON
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Goods usually found.. in a Country Store:.. Dry
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and Harness Repairs, Etc.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
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