Zurich Herald, 1920-03-11, Page 1ZURIC
Vol. XX ,No 36
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ZURICH, THUI Si 'AY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1920.
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YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
Will be promptly attended to here. . See:us about
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DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
i• Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
• A Trial Solicited
I FRED THIEL ZURICH
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Mr. T. L. Wurm is on the pick
list,
Mr. Hy. Hoffman of the village
is visiting relatives at Kitchener,
A man who has nothing but man-,
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Mr. Geo 'Cook of Dashwood ,
was a visitor in the rilla.ge on 'Tu-
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All -Wool Serge Dress Goods
Fine allwool Serges 36 and. 43 inches wide, colors black,
green, navy and brown, very suitable for spring suits or
Separate skirts. Prices from $2.75 to $3.50 per yard.
Broadcloths •
A nice range of all -wool Broadcloths, especially for spripg
suits; 54 in. wide, colors, black, navy, brown taupe and
Green.
Velours
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styles for men and boys, ccicrs brown, gray and mixed pat-
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A big display of Silks in all coins.Also Silk poplins and
Silk Georgette in all the newest shades.
Velvets
A . beautiful quality torduroy a eivet suitable for spring suits
a full yard wide in white only,.,
Curtain Scrims
We are showing a large display of curtain scrims in all
patterns and designs, prices from 25c to $1 per yard.
Men's and Boy's New Spring
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Men's Ties
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These coats are not merely a
rain coat,, We have them :n
fine fancy tweeds, belted styles,
which give the appearance of , a
spring overcoat and being ruber-
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LINOLEUM AND WALL PAPER
We have in snick our new
lin: of wall papers and Linoleums,
you will do well to call early and
make your selections before the
stock gets too much .broken. We
have a special book - of good
quality wall paper which we do
not carry.in.stock, but can get dir-
ect from the factory for nay one
spring ties in neat patterns wanting something better than we
arry,
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'itor t( Kitchener last week.
Miss Lila Melick left for vl'nton
on. Monday where she will attend.
the business college.
Thomas Edison says, theeee •eat-
ei3t evil of the present day is ov-
ereating, !So there is one more
Veld fort he toiling up -lifters.
Our mail and train servic:r has
been very irregular the las: few
days, practically no mail at al iome
days We hope March will ering
oa more suitable weather and
break up this long tiresorne win-
ter. Some report of having sene.
the crows fly, surely they will
usher in some real nice warm
iieather. ► o
Growing weakness on the par:: of
the men of the country is dein op
rug a sinister feminism, C. O'Con-
nell told a gathering of then at
Boston recently, Man, as the
head of the house, he said, should
assert his proper authority in the
home. Failure to do this, the
eaedina>•• asserted leads to a false
fEmi rsm, which, it is curbed in
time, the cardinal said, will ba , e
disastrous results for humanity
"The, women are becoming ma•ea
line, if you please, and the mon.
are becoming effimiriate Thii
is disorder.
W. C. T. U. NOTES
ONTARIO'S RESPONSIBILITY'
Ontario, as a banner province of
Canada has a particular respons-
ibility in regard to Dominion nad
world' work. We rnust remember
that prohibition is not safe in On-
taricc so long as intoxicating liquor
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reover, we are citizens of the Do
minion as well as of the Province
,with duties and responsibitit:es to
,:not olely for the Provinae in
eve Jive .but for the nation
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requires internal treatment. Rub
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ing ybints, muscles and bones; estops•.
sciatica, Jttianbitga, backache; neirali+•ra..:
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old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Riniruent"
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Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
ROOM I
For month of ;February
Sr. Pt. II;—Has been promited
to Jr. II class. Names are in ,rrler
of merit; Lawrence Howald, 'Vera
Kalbfleisch.
Jr. Pt II;—Floyd Foster, Bruce
Koehler, Grant Koehler, Mil.€rad
T.Tttley, Grace Koehler, 'Earl Th'el,
Franz Kochems, Clare Melick, Har
old Faust, ;Floyd Kropf, Dernnia
Bedard, Willie Liebold, Kathleen
Wurm (dust promoted)
.Sr. Pr. Mildred 'Taylor, Wilfred
Ducharme, Ruths Zettel.
Jr. Pr.;— Greta Koehler, Cair-
ene Schwalm and Gordon Bloch
equel Melverna Geiger, Er: in
Deitrich, Keith Campbell.
I OLD-TCOLD CURE—
DR HOT TEA`; r
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'Get a. small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a
tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup of
boiling water upon it, pour through a
sieve and drink a teacup full at any
time during the day or before retiring.
It is the most effective way to break
a cold and cure grip, as it, opens the
pores of the skin, relieving congestion.
Also loosens the bowels, thus breal '.ng
up a cold;
Try it the next time you stiffer 1.•om
a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
RUB U[UMAI1SM FRO1
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Chester L. Smith, Publisher .4i
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W. R. COLLES .
Manager Zurich Branch
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Prices on the feilowing 1k18s for a
limited time.
Misses and Girl's Scarf and C Can "Sets,
Men's and Boy's Sweater Coats,
Men's and Boy's Winter Caps
Men's Wool lined leather Mitts.
Men's and Boy's Heavy Rubb er s,
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NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF ZURICH WAS SKATING
SUCH A. NOVELTY AS THIS SEASON, 7 , ,
BE SURE YOU HAVE THE 1 j
Best Hockey Shoes
WE HAVE THEM ALL SIZES, AND TO SUIT YOUR
PURRE%.
BUTTED AND Ess W ED
C. FRITZ
The Shoeman
DRYSDALE.
SCHOOL REPORT
Following is the report of S. S.
U„ No, 1, Hay and Stan;eyt;.
Sr. 111;—Donella Denomme 803.,
Cecilia Laporte 622, Gertrude Du-
charms 601, Nora Geoffrey 489,
Jr. III:—Marie Denomme 746,
Dennis Corriveau 708, Noel Lap-
orte 659
Sr II;— Willard Corriveau 850,
Fergus (3eo£fre,y 499, .Bernie° Ay-
oi.te 454, Annie Denomme 258, Lor-
etta Denomme, absent.
Jr, II,- Lloyden Denomme b28,
Ci'ilir,rci
Ducharme 592, Annabel 'Du
eharme 534.
Sr, I;— Dennis Denomme 471, .
Eva tleuonune 461,
A;--pinin 'Dolomitic 6`r2, Reeen
Denr.nme 540, 1`dl,ii,t: Ducharmo
-44`l, Ledia + coffees x77, Jt.l e:te De-
nomme, absent.
13;—Nelson Ducharme 340, Are;
tient•tte. Lapo'te 330, Hazel Ditch-
arnre•- 2.69.-
Late R, Guentlrer,teaeher.
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chide 81;
Sr. III;—Theresa Ducharme• ill
*Donald Hendrick 65,
Jr. 11I;—Erwin Sehade 69, Nor ,
near, Charrette t8, *Mald,e l KaibfI--
nisch 66. •
Sr. Il ;—Vinetta Duchrn
ate 36,,
Eleanor Chnrr.tte 77, *Victor Tay
for 75, *Agnes Meidinger 60.
Jr 1T:— Emerson Overholt 8'1',
Lillian Ducharme 82, Paul DuDuch-
arsine 78; 'Rutin; Turnbull 75, "Wide
Plante
Pt.. 11 ;— A,'.ph Ducharme, I.eonOverbuilt,rOverbuilt, Mildred Diajardint+,
Marie Charrette, *Lamer Kadieg,
''Vincent Jeffrey, *Irene Jef1r
Prim:— Clarence Schack>, Hu,'--
old , Overholt,. Dorothy Michaele,.
Utbaie Dueharme *Denninq,ue Jef—
frey, Irene ('•barrette, "Stella
Jeffrey, *1'reeille DDucharme, Rett.r
ITaylor.
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unto Teao,her
SCHOOL REP
For. S No 11, for February.
Sr, 1 i" snet S
Edmond Hendrick 75, Ltoward Sot--
arcs 74.
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