Zurich Herald, 1925-04-16, Page 1VOL XXV No 42
ZURICH, THURSDAY M ' HING. APRIL 16, 1925.
Chester L. Smith, Pubiiehs
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a his no equal
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NOME PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLD BY
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SLIPPERS AND SA.1NDAL.
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,so< . .SE _ OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
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e Seasonable Footwear
SPRING AND SUMMER
WALL .PAPER
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We carry the old
reliable Watson
Foster's Wallpap-
ers again in Stock.
Pleasing designs,
and quality a n d
{ prices hard to beat
Letus show y o u
our- Samples.
New 4 yard '. side Lin.
leu>rns now opened up
4 patterns to choose
:from. We have also
:door oilcloths in differ -
:rent widths and a full
'range Cengoleu•rn
'Rugs in all sizes. Gert
lour price
Seeds!
Seeds
We have the following new Field Seeds
IMANGELSk ITilmNI:iP'S, CARROTTS, SORGHUM, TIMOT." Y SEED,
:1IILLJ3Z iSE KO CORN, AS W31L.'L AS GARDEN' SEEDS OP ,EVERY
DESCRIPTION..
GASCHO
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Our Corner
• New Jarsey man struck a match.
to see if he ;had any gas]; Now
he hasn't any, car,
Effective use of conscript labor'
is ibeing made by the Bulgarian;
Government 'in reforestation. Tho;'
program_ for this year covers viler•
tually th,e entire country.
Women; in New York. State are
carrying on an agitation for the
purpose of •rh.aving the recita'ticuk
of 'the Ten -Commandments made'
a regular part of the day's roc.,,':
tine .in tjhe public :scoohls' of the
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Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Loom 1. Easter Exams.
Jr. II. A—Albert Deichert 627,.
Harvey Clausius 548; Roy Smith:539
Harry Foster 496, Hazel Uttley 384,'.
Jr. II B—Beatrice Gascho 508,..
Margaret Haberer 494; Stewart :, home here,
Koehler 488, Alwyn Stauibus 419,
Dorothy Steick 392, Armand, Gren-: • *e011-1.% Jacbo Brown ,and sone,Gar-
ier 356,fiv%d-'were visitros at Kitchener the
Sr. I -Alice Decker 410,. Quiiibe. 'week.
!less 335, Stewart Thiel 350, Rosa
Zettel 321, Charles Thiel 310, Reta
Floischauer 234, Albert „Liebold 152 jc
Jr 1- Louise Willert 325, Ross
Johnston '.$21. Lenora Haberer 2)s; :d
Paul Hess' 2S6, Ralph Uttley 279,
Shirley Koehler 271, Rena Koehler rl
249, Verda Deichert 224.
pr,—Morlay Salmon 308, Leland
Schwalm .283, Blanche Grenier 193,
Homer Salmons 28.
Mr. Nesbitt Woods spent the
v� ek-ned with friends in Detroit.
'.Mr. David Haiste of 'Buffalo, is
Itsiting with hi's sister, Mrs. A. G,
1V1r. A. Kalbfleisch; of Detroit,
's an Easter visitor with relati-
Si in the villag.q
/Ars. Theo Keller of London, .is
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visiting at her hbsuand's parents,
Mt'. and Mrsi. Con. Keller. •
Mr. R. J. Kalbfleiscli of Wind-
Isor ,spent the week! -end at his
Room II•.
Sr. III—Hnoors 580, Pass 465— ,
Richard Bedard 619, Francis, Kip
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per ,181 ,Earl Yangblut 577,. i Pearl
Sararas 554; Helen Thiel 553,' Adel
in.e .Fleischauer 530•
e Mary .Xochems.
Mrs. G Keohler, teae1 r F&
to
JLflI „ Hn . 525r ,1,4::§p.
hail 'Willie -ft .586,..IttL luck;(+" ..•
580, violet SchWaith 56ti, Byron Du
charmer 558, Lauretta Farwell 552,
Harrold Stade 535, Tlinl Foster 510,
.Clarence. Smith 479, Milverna Ger
gei. 471, AlbertHeideman 466, Role
and Geiger . 454, • Margery ,Gaschol
435. .
Sr. II Honors 510, Pass 405—
Clifford Salmon 547, Earl Flaxbard
545, Geo. Ducharme 506, , Leonard
Smith 503, Gordon Howaic2 495;
A ntionette Grenier 15,1, Flossie St
,elck 419, Gladwin Melick ,417.
0. M. O'Brein, Teacher.
Room III
Jr. IV—Willie Leibold 76.5% El-
eanor 1Fleischauer 76, George Al-
brecht 71 ,Carl Haberer 69, Franz
Kee -hems 68, Grace Zettel 67, Rose
Leibold 66.5; eeLland Willert 66.'
Goldin Uttley 65, Wilfred Ducharme
64.5, Floyd Foster 61; Buelah. Sar-
aras 63.5; Napoleon Bedard' 63;
Laurene Schwalm 62; Bruce Keoh-
ler 57, Ruth Zettel 56, Nelda Sch-
walm 53, Milfred Uttley ,52.5; Flyod
Kropf 52, Grace Koehler 51, Greta
Koehler 50.
Sr. III—Cavil Uttley ,08, Alice
Koehler 64, Clare Melick 50, Irvin,
Dietrich 41, George Grenier, ab-
sent..
F. M. Kalbfleisoh, teacher
M1LLINERY
$ AT THE
Hat Shoppe.
ZURICH
WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUS-
INESS WITTI A REAL NICE AS-
SORTMENT OF SPRING HEAD
ATTIRE FOR LA.DI ES, WHICH
CAN ONLY BE REALISED BY
COMING IN AND INSPECTING
THE SAME.
The new Spring Hats are high
colorful and artistic, showing a
wealth (of ntew styles and mater-
] ale.
Flowers, ribbon and the wond-
erful new shades' give the Season's
a,
Modes , charm that `le uneurpaa-
sed.
;YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO INSPECT OUR STOC i.
Vera V. Siebert
r, and Myst. Harry 'Siemon of
,iidon, called, in the ,village on
=day.
Mr, and Mrs Geo. J. Thiel and
ails' visited at London over
a'y'.
M. Gerald Bedard of Stratford
(mal is spen;ding the holidays
this home here,
Mr. Whitney Brokenshire , of
-afford Normal is, spending the
cation", at his, home, here,
J Ir.: and Mrs. Oscar Miller of Kit
clienerr, visited at the -
e of 3.1r
]Loci
an Mrs. Jacob Ho,w'ald.
17i Herb; Howald of Owen
t },visited' with %is5 ,;yarent.5, DIr
ti,Pra HOivtild opt ei, t)w
and Mrs., John L. Routledge
of D`uttoni s�p�ent ,Easter with the
formers parents Dr, and Mrs,. Jos.
Routledge.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Garnet Dater.s we-
re ,Silnday visitors at ;the hone of
Mr. arid' Mrsi.. Henry Deters at New
Hamburg,
Mr. David Barry; of near Dim-
ville whio has been, visiting, friends
and relatives in the vicinityT has
returned home.
(Hear the ,sermon oil :!‘Almost A
Christian], •at the Lutheian. church
next .]Sunday evening. : Visitro.s.i
are always welcome.
Mr .W4 H. Hoffman has been
laid
,up the past `week from, in-
juries !received while standing, on
a chair in some' way he slipped off.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Wickens who
pleasantly spent the past ,dive we-
eks with. relatives here returned
to their home in Ingersoll on Wed-
nesday morning..
,The members) of 'the Luther Le-
ague• who have just .concluded their
contest for new members, are hold
ing a iisoeialegatherin , ,at the home
of Mr.':.and Mrsi. Oscar Klapp, this
.coming:Tiuesday evening,:
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A numbeir of villagers are com-
plaining 'of neighbor's ,chickens,
Those who o.tun. these hens -fruit pro
ducera should keep, in .mind that
they are bad company, for your
neighbro's garden and you should
"Have • a Heart" and keep .othem
ivell ishttt in,.
The fine and dry weather, tho-.
ugh .soine;what cool, has ,enabled
incest ,of the. farmers to finish„their
spring ,Seeding and the 'land wrok-
ed up, .fine. a little warmer we-
ather and soon things will be grow
ing.
%BRC W N—MEYERS
A very( interesting wedding took
place� rat the home of Mrs. Victoria
Meyers, Blake, on Wednesday,
April 8th, when her daughter, El-
eanor Beryl was united m marri-
age to Mr. Melvin George Brown,
of the. Goshen Line, South, Hay
"Township and son of Mr. Jacob
Brown of Zurich, The ceremony
wais„pe formed by Rev, R. A. Lun-
dy o1 Eippen and the bride'st
pastor, 'The happy young ,couple
\gilt reside on the groom's fine
farm, •Goshen, Line, where they
have the best \Ashes of their yoany
Honda :for a tori .and loopy weA
clod
Miss Pearl Wuertz is visiting re-
latives in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Koehler of
the Goshen South, sspent Sunday
at Eily01. L
d9rr. Jacob Koehler of town vis-
ited at the home of his daughter
Mrs. D. Witmer, Hay Tp, last week
Rev. ,wi. G. Litt, pastor for the
past three years of the Zurich Ev-
vangelieal churc,h left on Monday
for .Kitcb .ner, from where le will
go to Hanover, Where the annual
Canada Conference of the Evan-
gelical .Church is in session this
week. :Bishop. S. P. Opreng of
Cleveland is 'the Conference Chair-
man.
LOST
'Between Zurich, and Dashwood
via ,Bronson Line, a 2b inch of keys.
Finder kindly .return to Dr. H. H.
Cowen, Dashwood, Ont.
APRIL
The Month of
DIAMONDS
AND. WE ARE ES'PECIALLT' '
W.E E L PREPARED FOR IT.
O•ur April Selection is excep-
tionally good. We w.onid be ple>i
ed to show you these for Quality
of Stones and Monotings, nivel' .
boxed from. $25.00 to $300.00
HESS the Jeweler
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Seasonable Horse Goods
Tust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen . norm
Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
Aim a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices
flanging from 87.00 to ............ —;: fig g
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING iJS A CAL±,
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always o• EMI
• Club Bags, Suit Cases wad Trunks at Eight Prides.
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EASTER
FOOTWEAR
Now on Display in our Windows in:
Men's Women's and Children's
BE SURE AND SEE THESE.
BEFORE MAKING YOUR SELEC-
TION. •
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Slippers in Women's' Patent .and
Tan, Reg{ $5.00 at
P.95
'i Men's Tan and Black Oxfords
fat x$3.50 to $4.50.
Men's Work Shoes x$2:85 to $3.50
PRICES THE LOWEST
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SHOE MERCHANTS
T e Quality Store
It will be to our mutual advantage
if you will call and see our well
assorted stock Stock of Spring and.
Summer Goods in all the lines we
carry
i NEW GOODS COMING ALL THE TIME, INCLUDING DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE, PAINTS. OILS OF ALL KINDS, HARN-
ESS REPAIRS, NEW GARDEN SEEDS; ROOT SEEDS, ANI) :Opti'
CHUM, AND WE EXPECT OUR FIELD CORN SEED IN SOON
An;d would advise our Customers to place their orders early
as good seed will be hard to secure. You will find our
prices right, Watch our Counter. Qua]ity and ser-
vice is our tuottO,
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MEROHANOiT
PHONE 11 ' 97 ESL ` `'.
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