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Ladies's Wear
So silk poplins in fashionable
shades, Reps, cord silks, Georget-
tes and crepe du chenes. Also
serges; poplins and garbardines
for suits or dresses.
See our fine display of spring
caps, felt hats, fine neglige shirts
with collars to match, new tieal,
gloves, suits, tweed rain coats.
tiotrisefurnishings
Window shades, curtain scrims,
linoleums, oilcloths, conguleums,
and tapestry rugs,
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HAND, ALSO CALF AND PIG MEAL, PRATT'S BABY CHICK
FEED, OYSTER SHELL, NEW GARDEN SEEDS.
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ONE DAM HAY' LOADER, NONE BETTER,
PETER HAMILTON SCUPPLER, BEST ON MARKET
PETER HAMILTON CULTI V ATO R.
BISSELL DISC HARROW BISSEL LAND ROLLER
ONE 4% h, p. UNITED GASOLINE ENGINE, SLIGHTLY USED.
ABOVE WILL BE SOLD AT CTITPRICES, AS WE NE2,D THEMON-
• i BY.
We handle pumps }Aphid etc
FOR RENT
orti litorc, n Harticib's Block
Zurich, formerly occupied by S. E.
Faust. Splendid opportunity for
a shoo store. Dwelling ean be
arranged at rear if required. Aet
quickly as the people of Zurich
:and vicinity ‘ire longing for the
second s'ioe store. Relseeethta
rent. Ae;ete 'e C.
FOR SALE
THRESHING• UOTFIT
A 20-22 h. p Stratford traciton en
gine and Stratford separator com-
i.viete with feeder, cutter, blower
and elevator. All in first class
condition and used only six sea-
sons.
,.or paxticuiles apply to Ed.
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For Sale Here.
Made by the Ford Motor Company of Canada and guaranteed
to quality,
This will prove a great on vonieeee tc., Ford Owners.
We can .sup ply you with
Any make o Auto Tires,
ThNRY CIALLNAN
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
.baseball 'Meeting
at the Commercial Hotel, on
luesday Eve. April 29th.,
at 8 O'Llock. —Be present!
Verd. Howald, of the Wat-
erloo Seminary, is spending the.
holidays with relatives here,
Mr, Rhineman Kallelleisch, of the
Mols 013 s Bank Staff, Alvin -ken, 91.).•
ent Easter at his home. here,
Put your Money into 'War Sav-
ings Stamps and let it work.
A carload of Cement just ar-,
rived. Melick & Braun, Zuric.K.
Mrs. Hy. Thiel and Mrs. C. Kel-
ler, of this village, have received
word of the death of their brother,
Mr. Henry Elsie, which took place
at Pine Meadow, Conn,, on Sunday
Deceased was well known here
having lived for many years onthe
farm new owned by Mr. Win. Each
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Report for the month of April,
of Room IV,
Sr. V. —Geometry, Arithmetic,
Phsics and Chemistry.
Mildred Hoffman 65%; Jacob Hab-
erer 59; Olive Zettel 52; William
Blackwell Ir.
Jr. V. —Arithmetic, Spelling and
Physics. Russell Preeter
Meda Surerus 76; Edna 'Zettel
AUCTION SALE
Of High-grade Household Fur-
niture, also 1 horse, 2 wagons and
1 sleigh. if not previously sold, in
Zurich ex, Saturday, April 2lith, at
1.30 oclock, p. m. E. Bossenberry,
auctioneer. S. E. Faust, clerk.
C. Hartiel•la, proprietor.
No reserve as proprietor is leav
ling townt
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STEADY WORY
AT highest W ages.
For Experienced
Operators,
Tailors
Pressers
On Men's fine clothing
GIRLS
Do you want to learn a trade
and have Steady employment?
We will pay
Inexperienced girls
$14.00 per week
.While learning
Operating
Hand Sewing
Basting
Tailoring
On Men's fine clothes.
.Returned Soldiers
.Learn tailoring and obtain
'Steady employment
We will pay you
$16.00 per week
While teaching you
?ressibag
.• Cpttiner
:.-70perat2ng
On Men's fine clothing
.Theodore Wagner 67; Bruce ICloPP Apply at once
82; Iva Kalbfleisch 58; Theophilus E. G. HACHBORN & CO.
Denomme 53; Lillian .Weseloh, 50; 50 York Street, Toronto.
Dorothy Campbell 50; Ivan Kalb-
fleisele 46.
Sr, IV;— Hygiene, Arithmetic
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FOR SALE
Two second hand seed drills and.
and Spelling; Gordon \Yelper, 80;
one cultivator. All in first-class
Bert Siebert 71; Whilney Broken-,
condition, L. Prang.
shire 66; Rennie Weber 62; Inez
Yung blut 61; Euloine Geiger 55;J LOST
Hilda Neuschwanger 52*; Dorothy. A. mein's rubber on Sunday even -
Fritz 51; Lennie O'Brien 38. ling between Zurich and 14th con,
(*) Approximate average,
Nelson E. Dahms, Principal.
Report of Room II, for the month
of April. The marks are based on
examinations, The total number
of marks for Jr. III. is 500.
III;— Garnet Walper 413;
Irene Decker 406; Idella Howald
388, Raymond Fisher 367; Leonard
Wagner 361; Fred Davidson 355,
Vernon Davidson 351, Claude Me
idinger 331; Fred Quackenbush. j
327; Dorothy Brenner 277,
The total No. of Marks for Sr.
11. is 600.
Sr.. II.— Kenneth Koehler 489;
Mildred Geiger 463; Leonard Prang
Evelyn Ducharme 420; Wesley Cal
lfas 411; Atistin Hey 382; Luella
Reiehert 37u; Alvin Onscho 366;
Martha Heideman 333*; Anna Mit-
tlehol'z 290 "*.; Elmer Leibold 22'7
***; Arson Keller 138 **k
jr, IT; ---Total No, of marks for
Jr, II is 500; Agnes Dietrcih 389
Tom Thiel 367; Francis Dietrich
344 Gladys Melick 297, Hazel Bed-
ard 281; Alice Dietz 201.
(*) how many exams, the pupil
missed.
M. A, Lamont, Teacher.
71ereirt of Room I, for the
month of April;
jr. Ha •— Beulah Koehler 194,
Helen Foster 193; Vico-011e Deich-
ert 179; An'elq Mitteilln'tx 171,
Morvyn P".4r,vairn 161, Th-
iel 157' Rt1.11 Cillfas 151. Doroilre
Zet*. l';'11 Neel), 118; Rosa -
belle k' • t 09.
jr, TT Ressell Dneherme 101.
Pelwael 111rreer 92; Geld'e T.Tt-
tl.ev 79
,fr 7 Kalbolels-11 117
Harry r1,11,11 111. 'fleeela -steereel
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Finder please return to Jos. Gas -
ho, :Zurich.
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Dahms—At Zurich, on April 23rd,
to Mn. and Mrs, N. E. Dahms,
a son, john Voelzinge
Keys—To Mr. and Mrs. Artie Keys,
Babylon Line, Stanley, on April
1.8th, a son.
Baker—In Dashwood on April 16,
To Mr, and Mrs. R, Baker, A
daughter.
DIED
Elsie—At Pine Meadow, Conn., , on
April. 20th, Henry Elsie, aged 84
Years,
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Farmers are busy sowing spring
wheat and preparing the land for
other spring Crops,
GRAY 1A1R
DARK AND 9EAUTIFIL
3ECO
ES
Try Grandmother's Old Favdrite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-
ed, brings back the natural color and
lu4tre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to get
this mixture was to make it at home,
which Is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
phur Compound." You will get a large
bottle of this old-time recipe improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
at very little cost. everybody uses
this preparation now, because no one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally
andevenly, You dampen a sponge or
Korloee,
soft brush with It and draw this
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through your hair, taking one small
Sr. — Lawrance T1,j111 strand at a time; by morning the gray
ridiicrallisappears, and after another ap-
en or two, your hair beComei%
'klellick 07, Nri"or,‘,1 beautifully thirk, thick and glossy arid
59. you look years younger. Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound is a delightful
'K00111", ""1111. toilet requisite, It is not intended for
the cure, nettgation or prevention oe
0. mov,se.
PAINT! AINT!
With Spring house cleaning, comes the need of paint
and varnishes. We handle the Martin Serious Brand, a
pure Linceed Oil Paint, guaranteed as good as the best.
Also the Chi -Named Varnish and varnish stains, which
when once used, will always speak for themselves.
GARDEN
TOQLS
We have a complete line of
garden tools, forks, shovels,
spades, etc.
We handle wall paper cleaner,
Weeder .polish, Dustless mops
Carpet Sweepers, arpet Beat-
ers, carpet tacks, Curtain Stretchers, in fact every thing
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needed in Spring house-cleaning,
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WE MAKE LIBERAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL CASHSALE
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Successors to Hartleib & Faust
Phone 63 Produce taken at highest prices
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Masserlianis imapi ments
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WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS FOE THE
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN TIM
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
ETC.
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY, PLOW POINTS,
GIVE US A •CALL,
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We are giving Special Bargains for the
next few weeks on all our
Do not miss these Bargains.
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tho rort 10 ays
ress Goods, Flanriellette
Blankets, Clothing,
Ladies' Underwear
Hosiery Towelling
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Groceries and Redpath. Sugar