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DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
.,1. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
All our sewing done by hand
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Rugs, Blankets, Bells
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d. Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, l9I9. •No 39
Buy War Savings Stamps.
tHay township council will met
on Sunday, April 5th, at 1 o'clock.
Our merchants have made a
number of shipments of sett onions
this week,
. Mr,Merner, M. P., of Sea -
forth,. was a visitor in the village
oh Sunday'.
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Special Live of Men's Peft Hats.
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Also new ties for Easter, rangy
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Shirts, Tweed Rain Coats, etc.
Silk
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Silk Poplins just rceeived. Also
new Dress Ginghams. Will make
serviceable and stylish dresses.
SEE OUR STOCK OF CURTAIN SCRIMS.
Phone 59
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home here over Sunday.
Wae Savings Stamps pay 43 per I
cent compounded half -yearly.
Mee Et Axe, who spent some
months at London, has returned to
her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bloch, of
Hensiall 'visited relatives and fie. -
emits' here on Sunday.
Mr. Wilfred McBride has engag-
ed with Mr. P. M. Hess, as assist-
ant in the, carriage shop.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Gerber, Jr., and
Mr. Edmund °each, visited relal-
ves et New Hamburg last week!.
A inumber from here attended
Mr. J. 3. Merner's sale of Short-
hornheld near Seaforth on Tn-.
day.
LOST -In Zurich, or on the Zur-
ich Road west, a large horse bi-':
anket Finder return to Herald.
Office.
Mee Win. Bieber, who recently e.
sold his farm near Sarepta, has
purchased Mr. Jas. Gould'S farm
near Seesinith and has moved uneo
i)t.
Mee -Jos. Gascho and family of
the 1.4th con., have moved into thei
house vacated by Mr. Jacob How-
Wr... welcome them to our
At C. Walper's auction sale last
Wednesday, Mr. Ed. Reichert, of
the Blind Line, was the purchaser,:
of the 50 -acres of grass land ea!
Stanley, paying $2375 therefor.
Mr, Simon Greb, of the Babylon
Line,"lies purchased the farm ad-'
joining his from the owner, Mr.4
George Brodeidck or London, and
will get possession this spring.
Mr. E. Appel has move :I into Mrs.!
ReM. .eCorxnick's dwelling at the. 1kt4
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Shoes that will wear well. Also
Rubbers, Socks, Cverslioes, etc.
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Wall Papers, Mixed Paints
a.nd other lines.
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FRESTIGROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
have. eneVed into Mr. Appel's house !ga reeT-e
which Mr. Walper has purchased..5 F ^
ost Pricesfbr Farm Produce v.-
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Mr. Gideon Koehler had the mis-
forthne the other day to have a .74
Your wants taken care of
sm.in bone broken in one o2 his Teee
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Woe driving, upset the buggy ie
the ditch Ile will be laid up for
som4.‘ time.
co to Ford Owners.
Tao Zurich Branch of the Wom
ens' Institute will meet on Wed-
nesday evening, April 9th, at the
home of Mrs. John Preeter. The
meeting will be in charge of Mrs
Peter Manson, and Mrs. John
Douglas. All ladies are cordia-
lly invited to attend this interest -
ins meeting.
One of the best auction sales of
the season was held on Wednesday
of last Week on the farm of Mr.
Casper. Weeper. High prices Wer.?
obtained for all Live stock, impl-
ements. etc., and the proceeds of
the sale amounted to over $13200.00,
not including the 50 -acres ,grasi
land sold. • Mr. E. Bossenberry was
assisted by Mr. Frank Taylor.
COMING •
To ;Zurich, on Friday eve, April
lith, a moving pieture carnival,
showing the Allied Armies at the
Front also a series or Comedy
Pictures, Two hours of solid en-
joyment.
BOAX13.oSx0f.liAsTocTiL wider
the auspice3
of the Ladies' Aitl of the Lutheran
church will be held in the Town
Hall, 'Zurich, on Monday evening,
April elst commencing at 8 o'cloe
Everybody welcome to bring a
box. The comforter for which
tickets have been sold will
drawn for on that evening.
DAYLIGHT SAVING
The railways have adopted the
daylight saving lime and since
Monday last all trains have been
run on the new time. As a res-
ult the mails now arrive at Zulizh
at 10 a, m. and 6 p. ni. Thestage
also leaves an hour earlier than
itoemerly. The wicket at the lec
al .pestoffice now closes at 7 o' -
dock every evening.
OUR LIBRARY
The Zurich Library is now Open
to the members, every Wednesslay
and Saturday .afternoon from 2 to
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 011 97 BLAKE
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The
ZURICH LIBRARY
is Now Open. Hours:
Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoon and Evening
2 to 5 and 7 to 9 o'clock.
Library at Miss Lydia
Faust's home.
(Z, P. S. REPORT
Report of Room 111 for
month o March.
Jr, IV; - M. Howald 167,
Prang 449; M. Preeter 423,
Mittelholtz 413, E. Fee 405.
Se. IiI;- F. Mittelholts 319, L.
Decher 318, 11, Ducharme 292, M.
Meidinger 289, M, Hey 283, E, Deit-
rleh 274, E. Bedard 208, M. Prang
265, N. Geiger 247, G. Bedard 201.
0. Mcliek 177,
Jr, III;- R. Bremner 305; E.
Hess 290, E. Cailfas 286, L, Albre-
cht 269, L. Leibold 263, M. Schwalm
268. A. Zettel 264, L, Rader 255, J.
Kochems '234, 1, Vungblut 211, F.
Beichert 21.8, A. Schwalm 211, 0.
Schwalm '207, G, Ducharme 185, E.
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F. :RalbIle:sch, Teacher.
the
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Report of room I for the month
of March,
jr Ha;ei-iLlen Foster, Beaulah
Koehler, Vice Beichert, Angela
Mittehloltz, Mervyn Schwalm, Re
selne Thiel, Stella Callfas, Doro-
thy Zettel, Willie Neeb, .Rose Alb-
recht.
1 Jr. Iib; -- Russel Ducharme, Ea
*ward Bremner, Goldie Utley.
jr. Kalbeels2h, Harry
Duelop, Deunie Bedard, Willie
Ten -boll, Bruce Koehler, Harold
6 o'clock. and in the evening's ofFat, Franey Kochems,
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the same Clays from 7 to 9 o'eleck Sr, Primer;- Lawrente How- 1
Misa Lydia Faust, at whose home aid, Floyd Poster, Floyd Kropf,1
the Library is how installed, wi'l, Claire elelliek, Mitred, tttley,
be appointed librarian. .A.iy peesJr. Plemer;- Earl Thiel, Grant.
son wiebieg to become. n member Korblee, Keehler, Aaron
can do so by paying to Miqls Faus.. Yantzi,
OE- membershep fee,
0. O'Brien, Teacher
Hess
Jeweller and Optician
JUST RECEIVED
a new stock of
Cameo Necklets
Waterman's High-grade
Fountain Pens and
Bicycle Accessories.
Complete Line Of
WATCHES, JEWELLERY ANI)4
CLOCKS, FOUNTAIN' PENS FL-
ASITLIG,HTS AND ELECTRICAL,
SUPPLIES, BICYCLE
AND VULCANIZING, ETC.
-Phone No. 74.
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