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ZURICH. FRIDAY MORtsIINtom, AUGUST 8, 1919.
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YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
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ItiN be promptly attended to here. See:us about
1 DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS, 4-
REPAIRING OF ALL HINDS +
9 All our' -sewing done by Isesid 4.
• 1 Rugs, Blankets, Bells +
1, Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc +
�• A Trial Solicited
j FRED THIEL ZURICH
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Mzi Ecl;::Peine, of Detroit, vise
iced relatives lies a this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Thiel, 'of
Sebrissgvi lo, vsiited relatives here
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Sunday'„
Mrs. Stoddard and Mrs. Weber, of
Rochester, N. Y., are visiting relat-,
ives here at present.
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Midsummer
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SPLENDID VALUE
In Georgette and crepe du ehene
waists at $4.00 and $5,00
LADIES' WHITE WASH SKIRTS.
Made from good quality repp
dna pique, two pockets, finished
with pearl buttons.
Specials
of June.
BETTER QUALITY VOILE •
.WAISTS AT $3.00
Better quality Voile waists in
neat Swiss embaodered fronts,neat
ly trimmed collars and cuffs, siz-
es 34 to 42, ,EXTRA SPECIAL
Value $3.00 ( '
WHITE SILK WAISTS
In all sizes, at $2. and $3. each.
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Mr, E. Wurm was a business vis -
!tor
is -for inn London on Saturday,
M. Jack Routledge, of .Exeter,
opetnt Sunday at his home,
Mr, Frank Bossenberry of Kit,
chener spent the week -end in town
Mr. and Mrs. Am.acher of Strat-
ford: visited :relatives here over
S'undayr
Mr. and Mrs. I. Hudson aid
family visited relatives here o f
Sunday,
Mr. George Volland, of Detro't,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. J.
Volland, this week.
Mr, Frank Siebert of Detroit is
spending a few weeks at the home
of his parents here,
dr. E. A. Deichert, of Detroit,
visitect relatvies liens for a few
days this week.
',Mr. Geo. Kibler, of Kitchener, is
ivieitifh at the home of, ,Mr. C.
Fritz this week.
Dr. Ferdinand Schnell, of Car-
berry, Man, is visiting relatives
here at present.
Quarterly Communion services
will be observed in the Evangelis-
al church next Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Weber and
Mr, and Mrs. Hy. Weseloh spent.
Sunday in Goderieh,.
Rev. R. M, Geiger of Woodstock
is speinding a few days at his
bonne here this week.
Miss Veda Weseloh returned to
Detroit on Monday, after spending
a few weeks vacation at her home
here).
Mrs A, Melick and daughter,
Mies Lila and Mrs. C. L. Smith cal-
led en friends in Seaforth on Tu-
esday,.
Mrs, Church, and two i:aughters,
Ruth and .Ruby, are visiting with
her parelnts,,.1VMr: and Mrs. Wm,
Flom); of town.
' ,L .1'ohn 1Zettel.11.. "soldhis house
ea lots in !Zurich to Mr. Michael
• ,Hoffman, of Stephen, who : e.s
•: 'Eull -possession on Oct. 1st. next.
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,Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Oliver, Miss'
• McaMsters, and Mr. Ward Fritz, of
Kitchener, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz over Sun,
d,ay.
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LADIES' HOSE
Cotton and lisle hose in white,
brown and black sizes 8% to 10.
SILIf, ANKLE HOSE IN BLACiQ
And white colors, sizes 8% to 10.
LADIES' PURE SILK HOSE
Colors in Brown taupe, Clark grey,
champagne and black, size 9%
CHILDS' RIBBED LISLE HOSE
Mercerized finish, colors in white
black and broevn, sizes 4'z to 81-2.
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MENS' PANAMA HATS
A nice assortment of mens' paan
emit hats in the new styles at a
low price.
Phone 59
J. PREF
WOMENS' & CHILDS MIDDIES
A splendid assortment of wom-
ens' and children middies in plain
white and striped Collars long and
short sleeves, all sizes.
CHILDRENIS ROMPERS
IChildreln's Rompers made from
good quality print in neat srtipe 1
patteonxsize 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 AP'ROONS
Rangel° aprons made from ex-
tra quality' print in striped pat
terns, both tight and dark colors.
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Produce Wanted
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Steppler, and
daughter, of Kitchener, visite:; at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo hn
Kunz, 14th cone, for a few, days
this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deichert, of
New Haven, Mich., visited the
farmer's mother, Mrs. De:chert,
and other relatives in town over
.Sunday„
In the report in last week's is-
sue of the entrance exams, Miss
Idella Bender should ha a been
credited with the highest marks in
writing instead of Ide;la Brenner.
Mr Alvin Surerus is preparing
the voters' list for poll No. 4, Zur-
ich, and Mr. Albert Keys, for poll
No. 3, Zurich, for the vote en the
prohibition question in Septem-
berti
'Monday, Aug. 4th, was observ-
ed. as tZurichts Civic Holiday and
all stores were closed. A. large
number went to Clinton; while
others 4peit the day at Grand
Bernd.
F1o3 d, the young son of Mr. P.
Kropf hurt one of his, eyes se,er-
ely the other day when a• nail he
was driving with a lharemer flew
up and hitt him. He may lose the
sight of the eye.
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PRIZE WINNERS
• The (result of the judging of
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• the 'standing oat crop of the com-
e) petitors in the Standing Field ('roll,
Competition held under the aus-
• paces of the Zurich Agriculturae.•
s oSoe:,ety has been announced by Che
• judge, Mr. kl, W. Zavitz, of Guelph
• They are as follows;
* 1. Edgar Broderick
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2. Elmer Krueger
3. Henry Krueger
• 4. Oscar Klopp
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4. 5, Louis H. Rader
es 6, Samuel Schoch
• 7, W. C. Pearce
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Tl ere were 12 entries in the con.
• • petition.
• '1 he above are eligible to 'com-
• • pcte fort he large prizes offered in
0 they Field Crop Competition chra-
• srs at Tordanto nuad Guelph exlzib..
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Public School
Graduation Exams
The following candidates were
successful Total marks 1100. The
marks required to pass 660 :narks,
to obtaiin first-class honors 825
marks and to obtain second class
holnore 770 marks.'
Reading -Rae Andrew, Caroline
The highest marks obtained were
Webb, Stanley Todd, 42.
Writing -Herman Ireland, 47.
Literature -Lulu Morlock, 93.
1Com.posi.ion-Re}r eta Thompson
Caroline Webb, Lillian Weseloh,
Verdi. Fassold, 85.
Spelling -Amelia Hetherington,
100t,
Grammar -Ila Brown, 85.
Canadian History -Tony Nich-
ol 93.
Geography -Gertrude Snyder 92.
Arithmetic -Trellis Hodgins, Jean
Finlayson, Louise Graupner, Her-
man Ireland, Russell Preeter, 100,
Art -Russell Preeter, 82.
Elementary Sciexifce Beatrice'
McQuillin, 89.
Book Keeping -Lizzie Hartleib,
93.
Agriculture -Monica O'Connor 70.
Highest total, Caroline Webb,
926.
'ZURICH School - Dorothy Cam-
pbell, Theo. Denorame, Ilva Kalb-
fleisch, Bruce Klopp, Russell Pre-
eter (+B), Meda Surerus (B), Theo'.
Wagner, Lillian Weseloh:, Edna,
Zettel (B), IIvan Kalbfleisch.
DASHWOOD SCHOOL - Verda'
Fassold, Louise Graupner, Lizzie
Hartleib (A), Herman Ireland,B.
HENSALL SCHOOL - Ferris Can
telon (B)', Nora MacEwan, J1rml.
Ortwein, Wm'. Stone (B), Violet
Whiteside, Anna Wood.
KINGSBRIDE SCHOOL - Bert t
Martin, Monica. O'Connor (B).
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SA .pI roll
We',Col irsen.
Lochal h hC.
son (By•
St. Helens School - Beatrice
(Co'ircluded on mage 4)'
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Offers good banking facil-
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Savings Department con-
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