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ZURICH
Vol. XIX
ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNt aG$ JUNE 27, 1919.
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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
4 A Trial Solicited
FRED THIEL ZURICH
YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
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Neat Tuesday, July 1st, is Dom-
inion Day and a public holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of
neat- Croswell, Mich.,, visited at
the home of the latter's parents,
Mr. aind Mrs. John Weida, and
other relatives last week.
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SPLENDID VALUE
In Georgette and crepe du chene
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and pique, two pockets, finished
with pearl buttons.
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BETTER QUALITY VOILE
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Better quality Voile waists in
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Value $3.00 � '
WHITE SILK WAISTS
lin all sizes, at $2. and $3. each.
1L.ADIES' HOSE
Cotton and lisle hose in white,
brown and black sizes 8% to 10.
SILK ANKLE HOSE IN BLACK'
And white colors, sizes 8V to 10.
LADIES' PURE SILK HOSE
Colors in Brown taupe, dark grey,
champagne and black, size 0;4
.CHILDS' RIBBED LISLE HOSE
Mercerized finish, colors in white
black and brown, :sizes 4y, to 81-2.
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MENS' PANAMA HATS
A nice assortment of mens' Paan
ams hats in the new styles at a
low price.
WOMENS' & CHILDS MIDDIES
A splendid assortment, of worn -
ens' and children middies in plain
white aind striped collars long and
short sleeves, all sizes.
CHILDREN'1S ROMPERS
Children's Rompers made from
The Zurich baseball- team plays
.+dila' Gederich on July lst.
fir. W. L. Siebert;'postmaster,
i t'.' proud owner of three plieas 0
ant c ieks.
M J: Preeter has exchangedf
his Gray -Dort for a :Baby +;.+rand
Cl1.e''<rolef touring car,
imp many friends of Mr. Ed. J.
Talbot will be pleased to hear that
he is improving in health.
Mr- Casper Walper has compl-
eted the building of a fine stable
on., i s: property in town.
Mr.' Alfred Meliek is greatly im-
prowling the appearance of his
residence with "a coat oi
paint.
Mr, and Mrs, George Wilhelm of
Milverton visited at the homes of
their—daughters, Mrs. C. L. Smith,
of this village, and Mrs. Henry
Schads of .near Dashwood, over
Sunday.
1141x.. and Mrs. L. J. Kraft and Mr.
aild 'Mrs. Ferd Hess visited atthe
home of Mr. sad Mrs. Ernest Rad-'
er, Goshen Line south, on Sun-
day.
Next week is our annual week
off and no Herald wilt be issued.
Tho office will be open as usual.
The week following an extra sheet
will be issued with the regular is-
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The special council meeting
whileh was to be held last Saturday
evening, was postponed to the re-
gular m=eeting on July 5th, owing
to tie illness of the wife of the
reet,l, Mr. John Laporte.
The streets in our village, esp-
• eciail'y round the square, should be
® oile.: `` Other places have found
• this 11 best .means of :laying the
• d:i st t'$ct acts as a road preservat-
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• the mahey collected by subscript-
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A. tin Ur wooden eat, duly paint
ed, suspended by a cord and left
daingling' in a tree, is said to be.
an effecti=ve method of frightening
'birds from cherry trees. Chick-
en men use the same device on the
ground when they feed their flo,,
eks, and sparrows though they
like the grain, lkie the imitation
cat very much less,
tMr. Alvin Surerus, son of Mrs.
Gertrude Surerus, Proinson Line.,
retur.tned home from overseas last
Thursday et•ening. He enlisted at
Toronto and had been on active
service in France for some years.
He was in the wireless service and
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FIELD SPORTS
ZURICH FAIR GROUNDS
Friday, June 27th
ICommelneink at 6 o'clock, p. m.
sharp.
The p rogram will consist off,
Athletic Sports—Running, Jumping
Shot Putting, Girls Races,. Wheel-
barrow race, Boxing in barrels,
pie eating contest, etc.
Also a matched 100 -yd. foot
race between Sam. Hey of Blake
and M. McDougall, of Godeireh(
Township for a $10.00 side bet.
See posters for full particulars.
C. FRITZ,
Manager of Sports.
Millinery
(HALF PRICE SALE
All trimmed hats. Shapes and
trimmings reduced to half the
original. price.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
M. E Routledge,, Zurich.
On Tuesday evening the young
ladies of the Sun Beam Cottage
meet at the home of Mrs. C. Fritz
and presented her daughter, Miss.
Pearl Wurtz, with a navy blue
silk umbrella.
The members of the Y. P. A. of
the Evangelical church, held their
annual election of officers on Mon-
day evening June 23rd. resulting
as follows.
President, Chester L. Smith; Vice
Pres., Nelson E. Dahms; Rec. Sec.
Olive O'Brien; Librarians, R. Pre-
eter, K. Routledge; Cor -Secy.,
Margaret Lamont, Missionary Sec:
Flossie =Hartleih; treas. Vera Sei-
bert; Organist, Elva Heyroek; Ass-
istant Organist, Ida Routledge,
Junior Sup„ Miss L. Faust.
Miss Lydia Faust was elected as
delegate to the Y. P. A Conventon
to be held at St. Jacobs in July.
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The World's Watch
Over Time
Dealer ' im
Watches, Clocks, Musical
instruments, etc.
Repairing Promptly Done
Hess the Jeweller
Phone 67
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We invite you to inspect our
new shoes for spring and
wear. See our line of
For Men
he states that the success of the ( For Ladies
Allied armies in the last stage of
the war is due to a great extent
to the work of the listening pons.
• Mr. Surerus went through it all
•- without receiving a scratch and
• is enjoying the hest of health.
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HIGH SHOES
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Wear well kind
good quality print in neat srtiped •
pattern, 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
Busagalo aprons made from ex-
tra quality print in striped nat-
torns, both light and dark colors.
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NO B.ERALD NEXT WEEK
Mr. Chas. Hartleib was :n Wat-
erloo last week and while there
purchased a fine residential prop-
erty. He will get possession 11
September when he will roee to =:
that town With his family.
LITNTZ—FOSTER
The marriage took place at St. c=
lBoniface church, 'Zurich, on Juno
24th, of Mr. Andrew C, Luntz of
•NVelles'ey township and Anionette =_
Fester,. of Hay Township. Father
A. M. Stroeder performed the cee
ernony.
ENTRANCE EXAMS
The dates for the entrance ex-
amilnatoins which have been Lina 1,r
decided upon, are latter than las`
year's dates. They are to be held
on the three days of July 2, 3 ant',
4th, Whereas last y+rar they were °
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We are offering some bargains in
Wall Papers, Mixed Paints
and other lines.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
Highest Pricesfor Farm Produce
Your wants taken care of
R. L • . DOUGLAS
PHONE I1 on 97 BLAKE
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