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Vol. XIX
ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 30, 1919.
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YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
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Wili,be promptly attended to here. See:us about
DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
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All our sewing done by hand
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
I Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A Trial Solicited
FRED THIEL ZURICH
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Misses Veda and Irma Fr:tz, of
London, visited relatives here ov-
er the holiday..
Mr and Mrs. Ernst Rader, and
Mr and Mrs, Theo. Rader, of near
Sarepte, aind Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Snider, of near Dashwood, were
Ilsitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, L. J. Kraft, of town, on Sun-
day.
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A large range of ladies' white voile waists inIplain and fancy striped,
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all sizes. Prices from $1 to $3. A special line at 50c and 75c each.
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green and grey. Prices to suit
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,Silk Waists
A aloe assortment of ladies' silk
waists in all colors, plain and fan-
cy striped. Prices from $4 to $5
White top skirts
Made of fine repp and pique in
all .sizes and prices.
Ladies' auto caps
A. big display of ladies auto caps.
Men's
Felt Hats
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Silk Poplins
We have
silk poplins
the largest stock of
in all colors. at $1.35 yd
Wornen's all wool
knitted Sweaters
The newest styles in Women's
all wool sweaters. Colors in
pink and yellow. All sizes.
Department
Men's Ties
In plain and fancy striped. A.
large stock to choose from.
Men's and Boys
Fancy Shirts
We have the finest range in
men's silk ties. Prices from 25c.
to $1.00
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The members of the Womens'
Christian Temperance Union met
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at the home of Mrs. S. Rennie.
The President led the devotional
0 exercises aind the subject for the
rEdueational half hour was "Cit-
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o izenship,which proved very inter-
esting and instructive. Woman
is entering public and political Lire
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in a manner that is attracting
wide attention. She is attaining
si a position that is rightfully her's
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and one in Which she will be cap-
able of doing' real. good. Can-
adian women who are entering the
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new and larger sphere of citizen-
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es ship will do well to lead in educ-
e sting their women fellow citizens
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O to a ,se(nse of their duty.
0 BANKING nourts
During the months of June,
0 July and Auguts the local branch
of the Molsons Bank will be open
•every week day from 10 a. m. to
re;
e 3 p. in., except Thursdays, when
et the office will be open from 9.3.1.)
0 a. m. to 12 o'clock noon.
BASEBALL
Tuesday, June 3rd, at 10.30
m., Exeter and Zurich baseball
a teams play on the Zurich diamoed.
4e4; The grounds have been put in ex-
cellent shape and it should prove,
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te a fast game, The boys need you.
support. Come, and cheer.
Mr. E Wurm has .exchangedhis
Ford for a 1919 model.
Mr John Routledge, of. Exeer,
.spept the ,24th at his home her,
Messrs. P. Thiel and R. E. Appel
Were visitors in Kitchener over
iSunda,y,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Brock, of,
Hensel' were 'visiting relatives here
on ;Sunday,
,Watch our change in our Ad.
in next week's issue of the Herald,
es -Stade & Weido, Zurieh,
- Mr. R. J. Kallefleisch, of
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Molsons Bank staff, Alvinston,
spent the week -end at his home
thee.
IVIr. and Mrs. Jas. Shera nad IVIrs.
Howie, of Gorrie, visited at the
hone of Rev. and Mrs. F. B.
Meyer, over Sunday.
May 24th was a quiet holiday
here. Many spent the clay in
neighboring places. In the even-
ing the baseball team was given
a Welcome
Mc:ssss Thomas Davidson and
Alb:rt The; returnee to the:eh.cm.
es here last week from overseaa.
The. former was married While le
Scotland and expects his wife to
reach here some time in June.
The annual Sunday School COn^
\Talton of the Crediton District
-will be held in the 14th con., Ray,
Evategelical church next Monday.
Rev. Dr .Stabler, of Cleeeland;
0., will be the principal speaker.
Mrs, Maggie McWatters, daaght
.eir of Mr. and Mrs. H. Well, al
this village, was united in masrl-
age in Detroit on May 21st to Mr.
Wagner of that city, They wi.1
reside in Detroit.
At: the evening servi of the
Lutheran church last Sueday, just
before the close, the pastor, Rev.
H... Probe, made a short address
eee:...1seConie to three of the Lute-
eidn 'boys who recently returned
from overseas;—Messrs. M. Web-
ber, A. �L Schnell and A. H. The'.
The thurch was appropriately ee-
eorated with flags.
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No 47
Weekly Half Holiday
We, the luindersignecl business
mon of the Village of Zurich here
by agree to close our respective
places of business every Thurs-
day afternoon in each week dur-
ing the months of June, Julyl
and August, said. business places
to be clo,sed at the hour of . 12
O'Cloek, and remain closed until
the next morning, except when
the half holiday precedes a holi-
day when the stores will be open.
Chas. Fritz.
E. Ouch
R. E. Appel
Denon3y Bros,
T. L. Wurm
Louis Prang
.Stacle & Weido
Fred Thiel
J, Gashlco & Son
Meli,ek & Brains
Peter Bender
J. 3. Barry
W. H. Hoffman
Pe -rd Hess
Jacob Deichert
John Kipper
Yungblut & Deichert
W. G, Hess
Ruby & Johnston
Williams Bros,
John Preeter
Casper Wainer
Herald Printing Co.
HALF HOLIDAY
Next Thursday, June 5th, the
first half holiday in Zur,ch will be
observed. All stores will cloae
at 12 olclock noon and remain slo-
sed until Friday morning, Hen-
sel' is also in line. and will have
a hall holiday .each week dusnei, •;L
the summer months.
TO ADVERTISERS
During June, July and August
the Herald will go to press Wed-
nesday afternoon. AU copies for
change of advertisements must be
in our office by Monday- noon to
insure insertion.
MILLINERY
7 -lull new line of sill/1170.6' hats
in all the leading shapes and shad
es, just arrived.
Call and seeour display.
M. E. ROUTLEDGE
Incorperated 1855
The
MOLSONS
BANK
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
Over 100 Branches in Canada
A General Bankini
Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTER OF CREDIT
BANK MONEY ORDER
Savings Bank Department
Interest ab highest current rates
Zurich Branch
- W. B. LOLLES, Manager
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Jeweller and Optician
Just Received a supply
of
NOBBY, TRACTION AND WRITZ
DIAMOND TIRES AND TUBES,
BIS''CLE AND AUTO SUPPLIES
Cameo Necklets
Waterman's High-grade
Fountain Pens and
[Bicycla Accessories.
'Complete Line Of
WATCHES, JEWELLERY AN
CLOCKS, FOUNTAIN PENS
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ASRLIGHTS AND ELECTRICAL;
!SUPPLIES, BICYCLE REPAIRINO
I AND VULCANIZING, ETC.
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OXFODS
IGH S OES
We invite you to inspect our
new shoes for spring and summer
wear. See our line of
For Men
For Ladies
All Styles and Sizes
Wear well kind
Et -ITER AND EGGS 'WANTED
C. FR1TZ
The Shoeman
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NEW Si -)RING GOODS
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EAT MORE FISH
The Ontario Goverment has
issued a Fish Book, which is we'l
worth addling to the kitchen lio-
rary of every household. it
deals %with the preparing and eo-
&cling of all kinds of fishin a
most simple. and comprehensiee
way: Copies can be obtained Len
by writing to the Organization of Ji
Resources Committee, 13 King IR.
W. Toronto.
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NOTICE
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We are offering some bargains in
Wall Papers, Mixed Paints
and other lines.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
HiglieSt Prieesfor Fann Produce
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Your wants taken care of
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 on 97
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