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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1919,
No 49
YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
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!DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
All our sewing done by hand
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A Trial Solicited
FRED TF4IEL ZURICH
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Perch fishing is being enjoyed by
many at the lake and somo good
catches are reported.
Tho date of the concert to be
given in the Town Hall has been
changed from June 19th to June
20th See particulars oh page 8,
The sale of reserved seats is now
open, plan at the Herald Offiee.
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WHITE VOILE WAISTS
At $1.00 3 doz. white Voile Naists
embrodiers front, trimrae.i. -with
lace on cola
lar ,nd cuff, eize 34-14
SPLENDID VALUE
In Georgette and erepe du chene
waists at $4.00 and $5.00
LADIES' WHITE WASH SKIRTS
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BETTER QUALITY VOILE
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Better quality Voile waists in
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Value $3.00 1
WHITE SILK WAISTS
In all sizes, at $2. and l. each.
iL-A.DIES' HOSE
!Cotton and lisle hose in white,
-brown and black sizes 8% to 10.
SILK ANKLE HOSE IN BLACel
And White eolors, sizes 8% to 10.
LADIES' PURE SILK HOSE
,Colors in Brown taupe, dark grey,
champagne and black, size 9%
CHILDS' RIBBED LISLE HOSE
Mercerized finish, colors in white
black and broon, sizes 4 to 81-2.
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111ENS' PANAMA HATS
A nice assortment of mons' paan
area hats in the new styles at a
low price.
WOMENS' & CHILDS 'MIDDIES
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A :splendid assortment of wom-
ens' and children middies in pain
white and striped eollars long and
short sleeves, all sizes.
CHILDREN,S ROMPERS
IChildren),s Rompers made hoed;
good quality print in neat srtiped
pattenn, size 2 to 7 years.
LITTLE GIRLS' GINGHAMS
Little girl's Gingham dresses in
brown, grey and navy plaid eff-
ect sizes 2 to 14 years.
BIG BUNGALOW APROONS
Bungalo aprons made from ex-
tra quality print in. striped pat-
terns, both light and dark colors.
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• Mr. and Mrs. A, Moritz and chil-
dren, of Guelph. and Mrs, Wing
of. Kitchener, visited relatives here
over Sunda*
Mr and Mrs. E. Appel, of this
left oi Thursday of this week
fer
et extended visit wtth elati-
Ves in Detroit. -
//egg Mildred Eilber, of near '
Crediton. visited at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Callfas, for
a few days this week,
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hess, and
'sen, John, of London, spent Tu-
esday at the home of the form-
ers mother, Mrs. F, Hess, Sr.
Mr. R. E. Appel, wh.o has condu-
cted a jeweller shop for
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months, has discontinued busiNie
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and' has teft for Hamilton to as-
sume a position..
Tee, Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church have again arranged to
give meals at the Dorninole Hotel,
Zurich, on the lea.; Fair day of the
'Zurich. Fall Fair.
-13,ev. Roy M. Geiger has been st-
ationed at Woodatoek as pastor of
they Method,st church in that cits-
bythe istationing committee of
the conference recently held at
Hthhilton,
Brussels baseball team will pay
t1 return game on the local dia-
meend next Thursday afternooin
They are bringing along an all
star team atnd it is expected that
the locals will have to play their
be.gt to win. Come and help them
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Ta between 8 and 14 years of
age, unless the child is exempted
bylaw, is liable to a fine of
The Ontario Legislature may ap-
pArt a Provincial School Attend-
ant- Officer to see that the vegu-
leAAtes in regard. to children's re-
-gtier-attettidanice at schobl is ear-
ried out.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Wurm and dau-
ghter, Kathleen, and Miss Annie
Wurro were visitors to London on
'Saturday, Mr. Wurm and Mr.
Sid. Hodgins, of near Lucan, ow-
ner of "Charlie Patchen," journe
eyed On to Tilsonburg to see Mr.
Wurm's horse, "Silver Hall,'' in
training by Mr. Walsh. The
horse is showing remarkable speed
and promises to develop into a
money winner.
ZURICH 8 BRUSSELS 4
Zurich Baseball Team went to
Brussels last Thursday and play-
ed the team of that town a fri-
endly game. Although Brussels
put up a good game, the local
team was too muth for them and
gradually run up a score that
could tot be overcome. The Bru-
ssels team expects to come to
Zurich for the return game in
the inear future and a real good
game is promised.
The Zurich team lined up as lot-
10E7s3w—uem, e.; Clarence Hoffman,
p; W. F. Braun, let b; T. L. Wurm,
end, '13; Clayton Hoffman lcd b;
Lee Hoffman, s.s; A. Siebert, .r.f;
C. Eilber c,f; Nicholson 1.f.
The keeny.iet interest is beiwj
taken in the eeedeet Which is to
ice bee° on the 20th of this month,
and whielh is actually out of the
ordinary, both. feom, character o:
tile entertainment and the excel-
lenee of the artists giving it. A
recital of pictures songs and sto-
res is to be presented under the
management of the London Con-,
servatory of mea.c. This concert
is having enormous success every-
where it is gvien, The old fav-
orite songs are to be given with
an accompaniment of the most
beautiful dissolvnig pictures imag-
inable. The color effects ar.2 ex-
quisitively lovely, gorgeous scen-
es and mysterious picturial sett-
ings being used to add to the
beauty of the songs and reaciihtls
At Ingersoll recently the large
audience present were wildly en-
thusiastic, song after song and
reaching after reading were dem-
anded again and, again in the en-
tirely, and after the last number,
a duett entitled "A Rose Rondefo
it was difficult for the artiss to
bring the contort to a close
insistent were the listeners for
mom of -the numbers.
The concert on the 20th is to lie
A number of the young ladies
of the village are eamping at the
Bend this week.
Mr. and Mrs, P. Kropf and 'sere
Floyd, Visited relatives in Kitch-
ener over Sunday.
Mr, Geo, 'Campbell, of Stanley,
township, has sold his 60 acre farm
in the L, R. E. eon., of Stanley to-
weship, to Mr. Mr. Henry Steckle,
who gets immediate possession.
Mr. F. 0. Kalbfleisch will Operate
his saw mill again next week and
advises all parties having logs in
his yardsto arrange to have them,
sawed.
Dont forgot the concert in the
Town Hall; Zinech, on Friday ev-
ening June 20th, Reserved seats
40c. adults 30e. Plan of Hall at
Herald Office,
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Bunch of keys at 14th con. corn
er, Owner call at Herald office.
FOUND
,Sum of money,. :Owner can pro-
cure same by proving property at.,
Meliek & Braun's hardware.
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Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Report of Room III. for the
month of May, basecl on Test Ex-
aminations'.
Jr IV;-Veola Prang 71% Mur-
iel Howald 71; Mabel Preeter 65;
Mary Mittelholtz 63; Lloyd Walper
43. " I
Sr, Ill. -Eleanor Ducharme 77.9;
Luella Decher 75.8; Madelena Meld-
lnger 75.7; Milton Hey 75; Newell
Geiger 70.6; Ethel Deitrich e8.4;
Frances Mittelholtz 67.6; Marguer-
ite Prang 67.5; Edmund. Bedar4
64.4; Gerald Bedard- 60.6; Ortha
Meliek 53.1,
Jr. III; -L. Leibold 438, A. Sch-
walm 437, R. Brenner 421, Elia Cal-
lfas. 119t jeKothems 104, L. Rader
399, M. Schwalm 395, E. Gascho 393,
A. Zettel 386, G. Waiper 375, F. De-
lehert 365, L. Albrecht 342, I. How-
ald 335, G. Schwalm v33•3, G. Duch-
arme 325, I. Yungblut 321, E. Hess
304, B. Fisher 304
F. Kalbfleiseh, teacher
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FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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Holiest Prieesfor Farm Produce
Your wants taken care of
R. N. DOUGLAS
in the, Town Hall, .Zurich. ThiA ,
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