Zurich Herald, 1940-09-26, Page 4Zurich Fall Fair
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Illattler. Craftiness' epot'istl Rata Nile, J. Hoffman, :Mrs, Td Fuss; eyed ,sheet,
1''eank Pfile, Mrs, Fuss' su�ea�t�ca• knit
(13uttl(>r. }I A. DOMESTIC
or'crochet,+H. l en leok 'G,,'Dist yd! (�`otleluded from page 11 1]O1VI1w$'C1C S�i�'NCE �)rith Brien; 0' -
GARDEN VEtx1 TAI3LES 1„ Whitt' loaf bread, r(1 M''1 sae
1)ooleys, ja•ct0�b lilt it,t•; any t*•1 e.tY''(' Nt"lic•lt: Sebilbt s'pec'ial, G Mel- 1)eelaltlule; :wool socks, H. A. Fuss,
date potatoes, J. 'Dealer: any sarietY ic'ls; nut bread, Wilfred Dolmas, W. Mrs. :Archie. Davis; mitts, 'Mass 'L,
least,- petatoe:;, 3 Battler; Green :1. Henry; ioisiu haus or trolls, U. Livingston; worn sock, ii, A.
;Moan i ain 'potatoe , J. Bat Os- : Trish pat ere. W. M. 1Telrry; tea biscuits 1 ut,s; pair crochet gloves. Miss Liv-
-. Tot at,:'t"', 'j. llaltltr, l•l.. five`- Wilfrid. Denise. J. Bettic't•: sugar 1llt ton, Roy Lamoat ; knitted' ;suit,
1w+ol 1 etiolatesR. 1""tuelearmt'. Frost t'lt Hit t ly Lloyd O'Brien, Mrs. Archie Davis;
t r Sr..gar•. mo
Corn, dint,
3. ','v t" t't'; -.'tit, <ll`lUt, moat: abuser t't't,litt`K. \\ um, i lroUj";,., t11 iil'S sweater or pullover, I\!lt'S, ;Ardh-
13�1tL1eT, A. lI, 'Weller; *t\Ct't et)Tll, ;Ctrl Smith; fried. t'ttlte 'Pearl,. I"l1t". t 1):iel„.11ilic!1(.11lade .freArrl old. stook,
' ' , R Geiger; it,:t1 t ke, l t ,r1 I' tae I•: , , 11.Desjai dine, Pearl Pfile; iflo'or'
G. I?aters. n,i.. br retied, Pearl Pfile, R Geiger;
Red onions. 1'1. De see :Ilea ,l. fiat- 1) tt Barri e; tinels lay alit`. se, .
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"S•il�"tl`• 1:.,lire \\'lifrha Doupe; light hater door mat, hooked rags, P'ear'l 'Pfl'le,
tiler, yellow „l:-:+7tt t 1. 11[`.11.Llilc'r:' .la`. �\liltt't >1,P1'lttl• \\', Daum1I. 1)t sjard ut a ds t, ,t.l
:Slpanish unions, II. .1 i,,.iu wr, 1. Bats Mrs. .\reltit' Davis; tint, N. Best'.
'.ler. ' Player. aies. A. P vis tbt,tt•y piss \V.
VVIth e fold 'carrc,ts. 1I. Trueumer, lamps'. ales. Archie h ie Davis; spoetta,
3, [.e tlt'r garden carrots, H. Des- elialn rat;o, Wilfred d 1)onpc, airs. A,
zurdiue, II. Block &-`Son. 1, Davis; tiutt•li apple pie \\ M. Henry.
nn y.
Swedish turnip's, Snowden St
G. Deters;
t rs; Battler; e tea `biscuit M. Henry,
ger, H. 'i'ruenlnei•; red ma special. Pear.
"Trueamer, 3. 1' al tler; intermediate ;delicti; Ttt'a ait>ideaait'\s M. Henry.
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nangolas, 11. ,Fit,ck & Son, H. True- P111e', k:
miner: ,ugar "feet •tnangolds, H. True- ; Workingman'st Psuppearlfr. Mrs. >Henr y
cepa ] 3. ilatttei'. I Fuss, G.
o'e,, ,1 t ,i mho d1. cllbb" t-, ''ThitIm 'l i smith,41 raspberries. t11rtlle(kel
Tattler; 3 drumhead cabbage,
Bros.. J. Battler, blue cabbage. J. i Sr. Mel Smith; canned stratiberrits
tiattlt'r, Henry Flaxbnrd. ' Ii Desl ttclint'; tanned e1LNr1•LFs H.
Black Spanish radish. J. iltitlt'r: l l) Bran Pt. Goitres;
flle; canned citron.
rs
•' on.
-white radish, J. Il: rtler: eat ,rn
�tealis ,i. I3ntthe' ; ptuupkiu, Ei. 11 �i 11) tijtid?'iLr1 0. Battler;
canned y ale Davis; 'tea towel's, Miss Living-
') P f'1
11. •lllock .& Son; ;floor neat, hooked
wool rage„ '\\\tel Decker, hiss Living-
ston; floor cleat, hooked rags edit, W.
Decker; ,floor mat, honked iviioal'len
material, Pearl Nile, ]feed 'Ha1be'rer, •
Dining Room Furnishings Lunch
set, 5 pieces tut iwork, 'Miss Living -
'.ton, Pearl Pfile; 'lunch set, other kind
.\lis, Livingston, Ilse. Fuss; set table
stats, 1:1'1 iss Livin'gstan, :Pearl Pfile;
ta'b'le cloth and napkins, Miss Living-
ston,
ivingston, Mrs. Fus; 'centre piece, Miss
Livingston, Pearl Pfile; buffet' set,
vUss Livingston, Pearl Pfile; needle
point, Miss Livingston, iugston, Pearl. Pfile;
buffet set, cut wo'ik, Miss Liings•ton,,
Pear.1 Pfile; table cloth, H. Becker Sr.
tea 'cosy, Miss. Livingston, Mrs. Ares
timer. H. BMA at bon; pie Mimi tut, ; H.
• mpithon.tr.J. Battler' lack t itt.' rl squash.! pt1('urrentt1jantt.tPtarl Pf lesW 1)cupe.
IT. Trut+nuttr, J. Battier•; niamnlotrt; , llerrr jt�nl. Pearl Mile, H. Desjard-
squash or pumpkin, II. Truelriner. H..rine: grape jelly, H. Desjardine, •W
I)esiardine: blood berets, .J. Battler, H. 'Dotgre; red currant jelly, Fred Me-
Flaxbard: toot bids, J. Battler, F. picklenisIPearlred M Clymonted mustard
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MWater el
Watermelons. H. Tru' -inner. 11I�,1 pickles, H. l)esjardine, F. A'1rClynlout.
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stop, eel ' . t e.
BED ROOM FURNISHINGS
Pillo�?t slips, embroidered, Pearl
1?file, Miss Livingston; ingston; fancy sheet
and 'pillow Slips Miss Livingston, Mrs
fuss; guest towels, Mies Livingston,
H. A. Fuss; 'ba'tih ,towel, ;Miss .Livitt;g-
sten, Pearl Pfile; 'curtains, Miss Liv-
ingston, Pearl Pfile; .vianitj* set, Miss
Livingston, Pearl Pfile; boudoir cu-
shion, Pearl Pfile, Miss Livingston;
night robe, Mrs. H. Fuss, Miss Liv-
ingston; collar and cuff set, :Miss Liv-
ingston, Pearl Hite; bed jaokeit, Mrs.
A. Davis; ladies' slip, Miss Living-
ston, firs. ,H. Fuss; ladies' dressing
.gown, Delbert Geiger.
Children's Wear—Bonnett, jacket
and 'bo'otees, Mrs. A. Davis, Miss Li-
vingston, crib cover, Mrs. Fuss; •childs
fancy dress, Lloyd O'Brien, A. Pfaff;
play dress and bloomers, :Miss Li?7tig-'
stop, no nulniber: child's costume, knit
or cracheit•, Mrs. A Davis.
Living Room Furnishings—Centre
niece,
piece, hiss Livingston, J. Battler:
table runner, Miss Livingston, Mrs.
Fuss; sofa 'pillow, embroidered, , J" _
Battler, 'Miss Livingston; sofa pillow.
other hanriwork. .Lce Hoffman, Pearl
Pfile; chesterfield set, Roy Lamont,
Mrs.
Fuss: atighan, Miss Livingston,
H. Fle bard.
llisceilaneous—Bridge set, Miss Li-
vingston: applique, H. A. Fuss; door
stop, Pearl Pfi'le, H. Flaxlbard; articles
made from oil cloth, Pearl Pfile, H.
Becker Sr.: collection of .gar•den -irn-
ages, Miss Livingston, H. Fla:�bard;
kitchen 'collection, Pearl Pfile, Mrs.
H. Fuss; collection of six different
styles needlework, Pearl Pfile, H. A.
Fuss.
ART WORK
Cartoon, _Miss Livingston, H. Flax -
bard; ,poster, E. Ducharme, H. Flax -
)bard;• crepe, sealing 'voax and cello
tpillsane paper display, H. A. Fuse .oil
)panting,. landscape, Liss ,Livingston;
oil painting, r tarin�e iv'iew, Miss Liv-
ingston; 'water 'colors, 'Miss Livin'g-
ston, H. A. Foss; water 'colors, flow-
er 1Miss Livingston, Mrs. H. Fuss;
water calors,• animals, Miss 'Living-
ston, F. Ducharme; pastel, .any sub-
ject, Miss Livingston, H. A. Foss;
conventional design, 'H. A. Fuss, Del-'
bort Geiger; vcir*d carving, ,Miss Liv-
iu stop, H. Block & Son; snapshots,
H. Flax�bard, H. A, Fuss; art work,
Mrs, H. Fuss, Miss Livingston; sepia,
\Miss .Livingston, \Irs. H. Fuss.
FLORAL EXHIBITS
Large bouquet, Dehb'ent Geiger, R.
Smith; Albert. Hess special, Ii. iit'c•
el- Sr.: iiviskint'lons, H frueulnt'r.
'1',urtatoee. E. Re tl't ever. .1. 13tttl•
es; r-,lleeti,nl of garden vegetables,
Il i;i'•,•li Sen. Mel Smith.
Lei:•.l`s special. U. Tattler.
DAIRY PRODUCTS. ETC.
Cat:ilup, E. R.estemeyer, O. !mater,
Pickled red cabbage, C. Melick,
Mel Smith, canned tomatoee, H. Des-
jardine; collection canned fruits, H.
Desjardine.
LADIES' -WORK DOMESTIC
Quilt piece, fancy, Ferd PIaberer,
is t '4creekcreekses1 Suntl). \\ • II ,t. Fuss; quilt, pieced cotton, !C.
Dove;•: ll t 1, 1 palate. Ieroa Mlt•tly- Me icle, sirs. H. Fuss; quilt, fancy.
t: rl lt•'rlty 1•ittibinel. cassia H. A. Fuss, R Geiger; 'cam-
anr n M. Men's-. Sun, j. Battler:
I,, ,>} extracted. \\. ,,,,ter, 1l Block fir.
\,:..kF syrep 1\ ilt:eel Tampa. Frt''I jamas bedspread, 111r. Henry Fuss,
Men" n: ;t, tl.ir (l, I; lilt.. � Mies L.Livingston: houee. dress. G.
W. T ole ns tl> tit tiles. ' 1.lDeters, airs. henry Fuss; man's
lair . d tr ia. Rey; e p Pt: 131 1".'. , sleeeine'arnie . \airs. 1'u: , Pearl
Fret( m:•i'lyintinnt. Bag potatoes, 0' i 1'.:it•-; m'itt's made over dress, Lee
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St. Joseph and Beaver Town
At time of writing there are not
Geiger; small 'bouque't, R. Geiger, :L. studs changes in the weather, ram -
Hoffman; salvia,,Lee Geiger,
Roy ;,,, a alerts,. end farmer, who have
Lamont; dahlias, R. Geiger, Roy La- re their beans pulled have the pleasure
mons; asters,Ray Lamont, Lee Hollec--'of turning and turning thein around
man: petunias, Lee Hoffman; collet-
! 'ion Oat house giants, Lee Hoffman; in order that nature may dry them
.x llection of 'coleu's, H. Becker Sr., a bit, and with the delay in harvest
R. Geier; annuals, No. number, Roy in gthe beans, means a shortage of
Lamont: eosin's, R. Geiger, Delbert fall Wheat acreage.
t,eiger; zinnias. J Battler, Roy Lam- Notes—Mrs. Gilbert Jeffrey was a
opt: ,verbenas, Lee Hafftnan; sweet :Sunday visitor in B,eavertown with
sea,, Lee Hoffman; roses, Lee Hoff -Mr. Mr and Mrs. R. Jeffrey.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
man.•! Mr. and' Mrs. 'Morris. Denomme :spent Sundaywith Mr. and Mrs. F.
Dressed doll. G.'Deters; bird house, Pe'
H. Fiax'bard; 'welting, over ten !years, Ducharme.
No number, H. Flaxibar(l; 'art, lover 10 Mr. and Mrs. Regis Denomme of
years. H. Flaxbard. Drysdale •north were visitors to Mr.
SPECIALS
J. Gaschn special, knitted wear•, L.
O'Brien: 'Monarch knitted gartnellt
special, Mrs" H. Fuss; Gesell() mat
special, \\`an. Decker; Dir. O'Dwyer
special, Mrs. H. Fuss.
AUG I ION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At DA.'SH,W'0OD On
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1940
At 1.00 o'elvcls, p:m.
Dining table, li (fining chairs, oak.
'otiffc tt, 2 bedroom 'suites with spring::.
anti mattress, bedstead, 2 small lamps.
2 heather :rockers, re:ctalieuan rug, con-'
gale'trnt rug 0x101:2, ,enak stove for
wood for coal, elents'ic plate, range
tove, Heather ,couch, !kitchen table,
linolelxt: 0x12 and one ,talet12, 'dres-
ser, single iron bed with finings and
mattress, writing desk, siro'lc, gas ham.
sideboseds, 2 small stands, 4 kit -r
:hen chain;, electric verifier, •'boiler;
albs, cane locker,. bench, oiler small
.abies, ringer, ivasivboant eiothesI
'casket, pots, pails, pans, toilet set
sealers, crocks, 2 5 -gal. •crocks, iron
settle with stand, iron boa 'with
:prings an(l mattress, dresser, wash
Land, wooden bed with rtprirlgs,large
arse], 40 gal. barrel, hal table. 2
-gal, crocks. vinegar jug, step ni-
ler, coal :scuttle, tea kettle, water
pails, NewWilliams sewing machine
lnal•ly new. ;mii1',•t, handl W1,'.r r anti
v 7
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.ringer, ,t.r, l l -t . , ,> ,.), .1,1.1*,t)l:, '
oti.•h, and manerous titleer Kix i•`,-.:
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"Idr C1IUrCil 8hed.
\.rthur ' .bar, Auctioneer,
'.iilfred Merrier, ,Clark: •
;y'amuel 'Gottschalk' .P oNirtetor.
and Mrs. John :Charrette on Tuesday
last.
Mr. Cyril Ducharate who nos com-
pleted his summer work at Grand
Bend is now engaged with Mr. Mar-
eil Corriveau for the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hartman of
the Goshen line called on the latter's
parents on Tuesday last.
BLAKE
Mrs. Ed. Stelck Inas ibenn visited
by her sister Mrs. Wickens from.
Woodstock.
Mr, and Mrs. Lester Urbo:ne and Sunday visitors with 'relatives in town
Mr. and 1VIrs. E. Farrell of Ripley, Mrs. Keys of London spent the
Misses Finlay of London and Rev. week -end with her mother; Mrs. T.
endMss. W. Finlay of Lambeth were' Kraft.
recent visitors with ,Mr. and Mrs. Mr', and Mrs. Martinson card dau-
Haro9d Finlay and Mr. Wm. Finlay. i ghtcc'ea Ella and Mary were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. D. Brown pf Zurich visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs... o atotz.
Samuel Hey. and Mfrs. Herb .Krueger of
Several are taking an the lt�rcat Mr: g
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C. Fritz & Son Died Car Lot in Connection
Zurich were Sunday visitor's win Mr
fall fairs an the district. !and Mrs. Henry Krueger.
Mr. and 'lutes. Aaron Erb and Pana -1 MVI and Mrs. Hopkins of St:. Thom-
ily spent the weep -end at Mna'an- as ,spent the week -end with rt lative:
Mrs, :1sT.. Jarasi, Fergus. Mrs. <Tan- 11,cre.
tzi returning tt her home there after', Mr. and Mrs. ,Heywood of E serol
vl3'l'he i'.P.B.M. of the Broneon litre*'
spending a few tllays ,With them.
Thspent Sunday with her parents, k Cr.
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and Mrs. P. Kraft.
A.M. conducted Sun day rvenrng Mrs. Peter Burke and son William
;r rvices at Wellesley. of New Hamburg visited with Mrs.
Mrs, C. Attridge spent a' .taw dittaa
Yditzel on Monday.
With her mrthely Mry, i,. .... C'laitk-' Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hoper'off. and
Istat week, 1
;-ern k'u: s,'li were the gue,,t tri• Mr.
l1� A �j 1...1 IXr (';l ( .t terga . 'kr—nom at thrtt trrtt`tt,it
\lr. Clint' Ito,/. ,:t'n \''Its UT''ii;>1,7"tri,ia'rL.tiers, at 1)rgcr's Bay over ill'' e`0 -
;)r; tti:m r. handlO r Ira, t1d .,1.
r Jn ' y freer -burg of Port: From&•
.;t„g.l .: :c' ..lit^.; 1 .I,:U'" :..
Mx. and '> Mrs, Fred Rinker ales!. vi::itr d with Mr. ,Jonas Hartleib ort
cidseghter Mrs, J pnieson aild Mr, and'1.Wednr, clary.
,'w(>rs.. ,death 14i lkcr ::hcclv�Coa`d. were Airs, „ t ;r iii Matti aniton
of St. 'Thomas spent Saturday with
Mr, Jonas Hartleib and Lavada.
Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Smith,Mrs
Danny and Mrs. Dr. Kemp of Lon-
don were Sunday visitors with Mr.
Jonas :Hartleib and Lavada.
Rader—Rader
A. quiet wedding was solemnized at
the Zurich Lutheran parsonage ore
Wednesday,Sept. 11th when Rev,.
E. Turkheim united in marriage Mrs
Elizabeth Rader of the Goshen .Pine
Hays Twp,, and Louis Rader of lldah-
wood. Following the ceremony they
left on a short honeyrntrt 1 trip. Upon
their return they will reside in Dash-
wood.
KIPPEN NEWS
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Ropp
and Luanna spent Sunday with
and Mrg. J. Martin at Hayfield.
Miss Norma. RAMS who weir; Me'
past week with her gr, trelniotlies•,
"lee. JI, J :oker rotur•nefl ter .her holm'
rn London on Sunday.
Miss Irma 1'orgtlsort •i'ld lit. Ar -
mold Gackstetter spent Eat:Id+ 1\ a.
the home of Miss lds.the PeleeDashwoolt
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Ince
Mr.