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ZURIC
Vol. XX No 32
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ZURICH, THU 1. \Y MORN1NG. FEBRUARY 12, 1920. 1e8ter yLe. a Smith,rdPvuabni icseh
YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
Wilt be promptly attended to here. See:us about
DOUBLE TEA.IVI HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
- A Trial olicited
FRED THIEL ZURICH
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Mrs, D Koehler spent the past
week at Kitchener.
Dr. B. Campbell was a business
visitor to London on Friday.
HOCKEY
Miss Mary Gascho was a visit-
or to London last week.
Miss Margaret Lamont of Lon-
don is visiting at her home here.
Rev, Morris Mines of New
Yorl.. city is spending the week
here.
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Last Friday Miss Anne Wu, m o:
the village had the misfortune
while engaged in hanging up slme
wash in the kitheen, to fall a
chair and fracture both her arms
near the wrist. Drs. Campbe'' tin 1
MacKinnon were at once calle 1 and
sustained the fractures. " We
lhope for a speedy recovery of
A fast game of ElLekey wi!1 be play.. Miss Wurm,
ed off at the rink, to -night, Thursdam
+ 4. + + evening between Dashwood and Zurich
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On page four of this week's II:r-
ald in reading over the Hay Cun-
eil we notice that our
worthy Council is doing someth-
essimeeosesso••••••••••••saceeoceseesseeeeese 600•••••••••••••••tesoaft • j» in the fmu oI a S°1'lev's M'ca
• %oriel, by depositing a sum of mo 3-
: ey, the interest of same to be
awarded for scolarships :innually.
This we think ndeed well is ia
Many. Exceptional
At Preeter's Store
Men'sand Boy's
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Right here young men are the
smartest Overcoats in town with
waist seamed and form fitting. •
Men's Suits
All will find chosing easy; from
these suits %in rich dark cloths
smartly cut and thoroughly tail -
cut and thoroughlyt ailored, Br-
owns, grays and fanCy stripes and
mixtures, all sizes.
CORDED VELVETS
LA splendid range of corded vel-
vets in all colors, price from 75e
to $100 a yard.
FLANNELETTE GOWNS
Ladies' heavy quality, White
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flannelette night gowns made very
roomy in all sizes.
WOOLNAP BLANKETS
v_ pa o fine quality wool -
nap blankets extra large size and Ims
ali wool Skating Sets, with VLIM'i,
large scarf and touques to match,
in. all ;
tANFIELVS
NNDERWEAR
alues
Men's Underwear
Men's Wool Combination suits,
Stanfield's brand, all wool suits, sp-
lendid good values in all sizes.
Men's heavy Wool Ribbed shirts
and drawers, sizes 34 to 44, All -
„Wool underwear from $2.00 -up.
Men's Heavy
Wool Socks
A. large range of Men's heavy
everyday wool socks in grey and
khaki, from 35e. to 75c, a pair.
Dress Goods
36 -inch Silk Poplins, $1.30 a -ed.
This price is less than wholesale
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cost' to -day and these are erY
superior qualities and the color
range is complete.
45 inch All -Wool Serges, Navy
Brown, Black and Green. All -
Wool English Serge; for dresses
and skirts, very speci*al value,
Wool Sets
very fluffy at $10.00 a pair.
LAMES' AND CHILDREN'S
SWEATER COATS
Ladies' Sweater Coats in all col-
ors. with "V” necks, all aizes,
LADIES' CASHMERE HOS
Ladies' black and brown Cach-
niere Hose mall sizes, from $1. to
$0.50 a pair.
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Phone 59
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
BOSE'
Women's heave cotton hose for
these cold days.. These stockings
are most comfortable, fast black,
splendid quality:
Children's Cashmere hose all
wool cashmere, black, white, red
and ten, sizes for Kiddies 2. to 7
years, extra warm, durable fast
colors.
totke, 416tOttigV0 42166****46.40W14°
Produce Wanted
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Skates Sharpened
Every Evening
15 Cents a Nit.
Hess the Jeweller
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'sidered arid great step t•owardcon-
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to is going on in Canada at the pres- is
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e of our neighboring municipalities ..q e are offering Special Reduced I
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.. have spent large suras of monet
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1;,,„, Prices on the following lines for a
. „many cases will be surrounded S
O ,)Sized by some of the less cultuee I
c)iiary boys as a target to throw sq.
• - • limited time. _
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• this noble influence some Misses and Girl's Scarf and CCan Sets,
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...:: scholarships will be awarded and ki. Men's and Boy's Sweater Coats.
.: lg. be the means of encouregine,•many 2
e: • Men's and Boy's Winter Caps —
a bright pupil of Hay Township. =-=--
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Men's Wool lined leather Mit.s. r.. -
AN INCREASE IN --e-es
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• tario Educational Associatioii Sal- ff.
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. frs----7: . Common and Fingering Yarn
: haulms were adopted;—Assistanc4 IM
2 and teahcers in ungraded sells o.s, LI
: having interim certificates liS W ' :7-'-';'. f N. , :OUGLAS K.
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1 per annum, permanent $1,000, prar- IR
cipals with interim certificates, r-3 PHONE 11 on 97 BLAKE F
• $1,000, and permanent $1,200.
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• sistant teacher's salary was rais-
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e increase. In Dashwood the as,- :
2 ed to $800 and that of the prin-
* cipal to 10,200. Mr. Redmond, .„
teacher of a one -roomed school 4 -
with twenty-two pupils, near
Belgrave, had his salary raised
fa..om $750 to $1,200. A few mon- .... -
Chs ago Miss Love, who left Ex- "'
eter wher4 she received less than
$000 now receives $1,200. Some
have received even larger incr.7as- .4*
es• but if the majority of th?'...
school boards will follow the ex-'
ample given, Ontario will soon. !
have. a sufficient number of can-::
able teachers, instead of there re-
ing a shortage of 2,000 as at
present,
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undoubtedly the prime issue of th's
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
Incorporated 1855
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$9,000,000
Over 120 Branches
Oportnnity Shuns Those
Upnprepared toGrasp It
Start a Savings account
today, lin The Molsons
Bank, and be ready for
opportunity when it
Comes along.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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C T. U. NOTES
k Val ti354400 4 ',.23e040 4 44000444100004.4040404+6140484
The next, meeting of L,L, W. C.
U. vi11 be held at the no= of
Mrs. C. 'Fritz on Wedne.tuy, Feb-
ruary the 148th, a t8 p, m.
Lloyd George said ita.intly;
"Drink during the war :.ss used
up, as much tonnage a .10 Ger-
mans sank with all fi
_loll submar-
ines. Drink during the has
killed more men than ,.- . boon
killed by the German , M CIO 1
Drink during the war
oyed more food than w h sub-
marines put together."
Canada's popalat'on i e
by the census branch of trute
nad- commerce departn— at 8,-
835,102. The census br.• ', has
based its estimate for . eas.1.0'9
n the known increasef popu-
lation as shown by thi, 11:19 :
1901 and 1911. Ouch •ea tions
have in the past prove. • •
proximately eorroct.
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NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF zunclr MRAs sx..A.TING
SUCH A NOVELTY AS THIS SEASON.
BE SURE YOU HAVE THE
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t Hoe key Shoes
WE HAVE THEM ALL SIZES, AND TO SUIT YOUR
PURSE,
BUTTER AND EGGS WANT ED
C. FRiTZ
The Shoeman
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4 Lerea!! n ..re,
Seine of the most successful I:on
tamers found their ski11 unit s'a.11-
:ng whsn de ling with thea C.
Some of our i enders made re-
marks oi the undersize of the
Herald last welt. This was due
to som: mistake of th.- express Co.
that CA 1,110:1 our weekly supply of
ready -print front Toronto(t
did not arrive until Friday after-
noon, and as we -go to press on
Wednesday noon, it 'W113 a few
days late, se we did the next best
thing and used -what paper we
could find about the shop in or-
der to reach our subscribers in
the usual time.
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The ;...;7..q: Paid Pre(v•
Deek-keepeni Only thee., tor ad«
v:me9i))eat f., sz.q • f;t• inestadY
trat.ling, not. Jot: •••;i:),..! with Fom• • omapa.
am. 0 Illefei We have r:ere Certi-
tle4 -.rantt thao has
tte,n, %elpecl hundrms „o..•)s secaro
Ol paving nel:..,i0n5. on ',lei ya•
..aternati mat Torotto
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NOTICE
am -offering my propertyfor sale
in Zurich, my residence on Mill St.
that I am now occupying, and what
is known as Geiger's Confeetery, pro-
perty- For particulars applp to D.,
Koehler.
SHORT COURSES IN JLTD—
GING HEAVY HORSES
AND BEEF CATTLE
The South Huron Board
riculture will hold short coursel
jedging as follows ;—
Crurliton, Monday, Feb. 16th.
Zmich, Tuesday, Feb. 17th.
Turntr's church she 1, Tuckenm:t1t4
Veb. 1.8th,
Thureday, Feb. 20th,
Judging in charge of J. :let. Mc-.
Callum of Shakespeare and S. 33,,
Strothers, Agr, Role,
Judging at 2 p. m.
Evening me rtins at 8 Nal.
las. T. Keys, President,
A, IL Douier, Secntary.
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