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NOTICE*
To the members of Zurich Hortic-
ultural Society. All special orders
for bulbs, shrubs, plants, etc., must
be in not later than Saturday, March
23rd. Apply at J. E. Geseho & Sons
for Catalogue.
J. E. Gascho, Treasurer.
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SCHOOL REPORT
The following report is based on
the mid -winter exams. in all the 'sub-
jects. '" absent for one or more ex-
ams:
Pass 430., Hon. 600.
Sr. IV--Emelia Rader 651, Otto
Becker 528;
Jr. IV -Edward Gackstetter 620;
Melton Wainer 549.
Sr. III --Pass 420, Hon. 525-- Jean
Weber 537; Harold 'Rader 466; *Dor
othy Rader 440; Elmore Gagstetter
386. •
Jr. TTI -Pass 836, Hon. 420 -Harbert
Millar 461, Lorne Racier 415; Elgin
Rader 398., Harold Schwartzentruber
345; Hildegard Miller 331; *Vernon
Scirwavtzeutrul'er 323, Emil Becker
305.
(Sr. TI ---Pass 240 --Frieda Becker
318, Glen Walper 268, Deaton Schm-
artzentruber 252; Vernon Beeke
240; l^enalcl Oestreichee.
Sr. I--i+.un..ic Oestreicher, Kenneth
Weber, Carl Oestreicher, Elmore Ra -
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H. W. Mrokenshire, Teachez
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Mr. John Deichert is spending the
week at Kitchener.
Postmaster W. L. Siebert made a
business visit to London on Tuesday.
Mr. Ward Fritz made a business
trip.to Dashwood on Monday.
Mr. Wm, C. Callfas, of London,
called on his Zurich. friends on Tues-
day,
Messrs. Ward Fritz and Wellington
Johnston motored to Louden on a bus
inesS 'trip on Monday.
Mt. and Mrs. Gideon Koehler vis-
ited with relatives at Bayfield on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Edighofler,
and son Grant, motored to Kitchener
On. Sunday,
. Misses Dorthy and Ruth Brenner
left last week for Kitchener, where
they intend to stay for some thne.
✓ Pleased to report that Mrs. E. E.
Weida), who had not been enjoying
her Usual health, is improving nicely.
jMcs. C. Eilber, who atb ndod the
, burial of a relative east of Hensell
the past week,. returned to her
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Koine here on Monday.
SCHOOL REPORT
Mrs. John Brenner and son Clar-
Raport of Exams held in S. S. No, enee ;1endod the funeral of the for -
for the month of February: Tiler's niece, the late Mrs. Dumart at
Sr. 111 --Doris Greb 262; .Martha Kitchener on Monday. They made
Foster 262, Olive 1,Vitmei 254; Lo- tho{trip by motor.
uis Farwell °'; IKOnr±rth G eb;-210;
Alvin .Gh gerich 200. • • Miss Very Siebert, our popular
Jr 'ITI---Winnifred Battler 803; liner, ha: returned from the spring
Orlando i3attl.er' 247; Gladys Ginger- openings at Toronto and is rapidly
ieh 204. getting into shape for the spring sea -
Sr. IT ---Joe Hoffman 167; Larne son, with a fine array of styles and
Cingerich 112. the very latest fashions in millene>ry.
Jr. 11 A --Grace W'in 214, Antlt- 'Cl+_e road from lunch to Hensall
any Hoffman 175, Irene Foster 167, is rather undecided this week, as we
Jr. II B.•--loso Hoffman 162, Fred notice on '!'uesda3', Mr. G. Thiel used
Farwell 85.
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LET US SHOW YOU THE NEWEST
STYLES IN LADIES' WRIST WAT-
CHES,. PRICED AS LOW AS $8.00
GENT'S POCKET SIZES, FANCY
ENGRAVED CASES $5.00.TO $25,
GENT'S STRAP WATCHES, VERA!
POPULAR 38.00 TO 820.00
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
Sr. Primer—Ruth Witmer 321' the auto, but ori Wednesday again re -
Neil Gin;�erfch 229.-'erted back to the old stage pulled by
the horses.
Jr. Prainer-=Leonard Hoffman 345; •
Lemur Gingerich 261, Albert Hoff- The nice *arm and balmy weather
man 23E of the past week came to a very sud
No, on Roll 21. Average attend- den end over the week -end, and the
-mice 20.30
tremendous mud we are experiencing
Grace Pepper, Teacher. at present was froze up for a day or
Mr. E. Oesch, our popular barber two, and we are again having real
reasonable Weather now with every
insurance and radio salesman has re- few hours a change. But we have
aeontly added another very important one assurance,':namely the calendar
irato to hiu enterprising busiaes says that spring beginns on. March
namely, representative for this dig- 20th, which is Wednesday.
lriet for the famous Kelvinator, or
better known as an electric refridg- Mr. A. G. Lehman of Stauffville.,
ator. We trust Mr. Oesch will be ,iii Ont., who is an enterprising shoe mer -
'a position to put in a few of these chant • of that thrifty town, in. renew -
very convenient articles in a hone. ing his subscription to the Herald has
these few'lines to say, for which we
greatly thank him: "The Herald
comas to me each week as a letter. I
would not do without it, as it brings
me news from a very large scope,
especially the town of Zurich and
other . hamlets in the surrounding.
community."
Your New
Radio Set.
You want the best radio.
for your money. Come
in, see it and hear it ---
then you'll-want-to•ownr•
aKolster.
E. OESCH, Agent
Zurich, Ont.
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Qui, that you seep a>ic.
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Mrs. Wm. Dumart of Kitchener
Passes
Woad was received here on. Satur-
day of the rather sudden death of
Eleanore Marie Greb, beloved wife
of Mr. William Dumart of Kitchener,
and only daughter of Alld and Mrs.
Charles Greb, of Kitchener, alter an'
illness , of about six weeks duration,
following anoperation for removal
of gall stones.. Deceased was born
and reared in Zurich, where she sp-
ent her childhood and younger years
and moved with her parents to Kit-
chener about twenty .years ago. She
was one of those loving, and likeable
dispositions and once you became in
her acquaintance, you truly could not
help but admire her personality. Had
reached' the age of 42. years and Two
day, only in the prime of life, but
God called her home to his better.
Angels.. She was an active worker
in Zion Evangelical Church of Kitch-
ener, and leaves to. mourn her loss,
her husband, Mr. William Dumart,
her parents, -Charles and Caroline
Grob, of Kitchener, and one brother,
Erwin 'Greb also 'of that city. The
funeral was held' on Monday after-
noon and the floral tributes that acs'
companied the remains, bespoke for
tetreselies of the high esteem the de-
parted was.held in. The bereft have
the most sincere syttpathy of their
many Zurich friends.
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Repairing done With the t sa, .. '.: r: .•71 Last 1,1lx^.. 1, a fzex .
1027 Chevrolet 4 door sedart,`upl cal: f: .'i,.
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1027 Ford Coach in real good condition, fa‘mt aro real
tires, etc., perfect.
1926, 1926, 1926, Three good. Ford Coaches, upholstering ilea.
worn or soiled, and all running fine. Priced as lora M s,ai