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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-04-22, Page 1• Vol. XX No 42 HERALD ZURICH. THURSDAY PA9RION0. APRIL .22 1920. OE r STO WEHAVE OPENED UP A GENERAL SHOE STORE IN HARTLEIB'S BLOCK. ONMaiN STREET, AND ARE READY TO SHOW YOU SOME OF THE LATEST STYLES OF sPRINA roomBAit • ? a • Our Stock Consists of entire's, New Stock, and have a aSSortment to &loose trozu. Gise us a call. and We will show you what we, have. EGGS • TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS iChester L, Smith, Publisher at $1,25 a Year In Advance 771wesaie., -47.Xiag;P:" ,5,1,1t.../ , • , large::: • 1 W: H. PFILE - - ZURICH Ed. Axt left for oLndon on Tra.T7M4erner, M. P., of Seafo•th, was a visitor in town on ItIonaity. Mr. and Mra. C. Fritz visited fri- ends at Dashwood On Sunday. liensall council passed a by- aw paishibiting the sale of saigareass. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Seim of New Hamburg visited relati Yea and Wench in ‘Zurich and vicinity the 1 eimesiscomeeinoinesimee••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••61.•••• past week' The Display of Spring. Wool flre r r ss Of Fabric Gloves. To work at the • • -Make good wages. • Mr. GIRLS WANTED manufacturing A fine oppor- , Utunity for desirious workers to Materia s Serges, Sas Velours APPIY; GUIIRaI"C11) ° DIRECTORS MEETING • • . — • ent LimoiNteTd, • • 2 and Broadcloths All -Wool Serge 'Dress Goods 1 Fine allwool Serges 36 and 48 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 spring Isuits; 54 in. wide, colors, black, navy, brown taupe and Green. . Velours . : We are showing a splendid range of Velour ,coatings for 1 spring wear in all the latest shades 54 in. wide. , Silks A. big display of Silks in all colors, ' Alao Silk poplins and Silk Georgette in all the newest: shades. 1 , Velvets 1 A beautiful quality torduroy elvet suitable for spring suits • a full yard wide in white only. .0 1 "lb • 411) 0 0 • 01 01 '41 • •, :A meeting of the *Directors of. the Zurich Agricultural ,Society ' • was held on Monday es -ening at • • 'which considerable business was •disposed of. It was decided that . • the Society enter for Oats and &alley in the Standing Field Crop • .competition if ehough entries can •j 'be obtained in both of these clas- eases; The hay and parture on • , ei the Fair Grounds will be sold by bl•- pu lc auction at the Dominion • Hou SE on Wednesday, May 5th, at • as. Z.30 p. m. The secretary was .4I instructed to render an account to • the' Police Village of Zurich for ° ee arrears on agreement between the .,0 Society and the Police Village, re- '• aarding the use of the fair groueds 'ek sports • :Messrs. H. Krueger, T. L. Warm • and aAlf. Reichert avere appoinced • • to look after 11:"he special prizes • and donations. The Alice Den- o. • bar Concert Company will be plGyed to furnish the program on • sthe grounds in the afternoon of • • the Fair and in the Town Hall in the evening. • • A baby show will again lie one • of, the attractions at the fair • this year. • • • The dates of the Fair were fix- ed for 'Wednesday and Thuraday, • Sept. 2nd and 23rd. • • The prize list was reaised and • a timber of prizes were increceied. • • iThe .Ladies 'work department will • MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RAIN COATS These coats are not merely a rain coat. We have them in fine fancy tweeds, bolted styles, which give the appearance of a spring overcoat and being ruber- ized, makes them waterproof. All sizes and colors, Young Men We have just received our ship- ment of new Spring Suits, and we can say without the shadow of a doubt that we have the best as- sortment of Men's Suits ever shown in !Zurich. We have all the different styles that can be thought of, in fact all of our New Spring Suits have "Up To Date" printed all over them. Don't take our word for it. Ail we ask "BE FAIR" and come arid see for yourself. We take great pleasure. in showing our large assortment whether you buy or not ALL STYLES ALL PRICES 1 • Watch for our Shipment of New Hats 2 0 isourawasamrsossaaammewsonosiamapesommempaaammosamaiummansimmeroussommonamassmostaisennwismas . i J. v J PREETER i • Phone 59 •Doe. Produce Wanted • Ise `brought up-to-date this year; • many of the obsolete items having been. struck off and newer and later kinds of wrois added. • • A CONTHST OPEN TO • • EVERYONE • • • Give written answer to all or • • part of the ioaowing questons • n 64 send them to reach the Herald W- O fice Le.ore Wednesday, April 2.ta. • it. What is the .most hartnon weed common in Hay lownship. 2. 'What is the most narmfui in- sect? • biL1What is the most harman • • 4 What is the most harmful • wild animal (mammal)? • A11 questions apply to condit:ous in Hay township and the vicinity • ° of, Dashwood and Zurich. A cer- • tall; number of points will be giv- • • en for the best answers, with re- asons, to each question. The • • reasons are most important, for in this way valuable local inform t 0 1 +It • may ba, obtained. The names of those, receiving a fair number of points tor answ- • ers and reasons given, will Le pub- lished. If the Winner is not a • subaeriber he will receive, gratis, • a six months issue of this paper. • • 'Note;—Those sending answers, if • • they wish, may sign their initials only ,or any fictitious name. The • best answers will be published. • • 0 • ----•-- CASTORI • • • • Always bears .• 'Me ittoitserat fl r Ride a COM -Bicycle Our 1920 Supply has arriveci, Full Line of Bicycle ani Auto Accessories Hess the Jeweller For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years THE MOLSONS • BANK Incorporated in 1855 CAPITAL and RESERVE .$9,000,000 Over 120 Branches Industry and Thrift are Essential to Success Ambition will prompt you to' industry and a weekly dep- osit to your saving account Will help you to thrift. it is surprising how quiskly reg- ular deposits grow. Open a Savings account Today W. B. COLLES Manager Zurich Branch ..••••••11,.m.ammotooastes 4. 4- + ir 4.-4"--4 t4 1• YOUR HARNESS NEEDS Willbe promptly attended to here. See:us about , + 1 i• •I' 1 DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS, • I 4. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS I. t d• .i. • + Rugs, Blankets, Bells .4. i Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, ete 1, .4. 4. A Trial Solicited .1 1 FRED THIEL ZURICH i 4--4 1 + +—.P + + 4* 4 4. 4-4 4, 4-4. 4.-4 4 4.—+-4,--- 4s4-4.4.et4a--Vietet-ia*Vselelelelsielei4,-aoa-afsaises-1-S-,1-1-:--l-+++4,-1-4-asaseas+-aa-Vielst Our Spring Stock of Shoes 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. Has Arrived-ro‘ 4.4 -re We Also Carry anything ha -ss Rubbers, and can fit you up. at sis Look our Stock over. al* aSs -a; sla !la *la a'a •Seaeet-aassaaea-let-Sei-a-leaslelefeleaeelsa-e-4.1.41-leaeelaaaeleleae-+++++++-leae-a-144,44 AND OUR STOCK IS COMP- LETE, WITH A LARGE AS- SORTMENT TO CHOOSE • FROM BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED Co FRITZ The Shoeman Spring and Summer Goods We have a nice Assortment of Dry Goods in stock. SILKS, POPLINS, WHITE SUITINGS, LADIES' WAISTS, MIDDIES, HOUSE DRESSES, SUMMER UNDERWEA.R, HATS„ CAM, ETC'. ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS AND ROOT SEEDS ON HAND LEAVE YOUR ORDER HERE FOR CORN Fresh Groceries always in Stock R. N. DOUGLAS PHONE 11 - 97 BLAKE