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Vol. XX No 43
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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 29 , 1920.
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WE HAVE OPENED UP ,A. GENERAL SHOE STORE IN'
TIARTLEIB'S BLOCK. ON MAIN STREET, AND ARE READY
TO SHOW TOIT SOME OP THE LATEST STYLES OF SPRING
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Our Stock Consists of entirely w Stock, and have a large
aseortment to choose from.
Giee Us a call and We will show you what we have.
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All -Wool Serge Dress Goods
Pine allwool Serges 36 and 49 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-woor Broadcloths, especially for spring
suits.'54 in. wide, colors, black, navy, brown taupe and
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spring wear in all the latest shades 54 in. wide.
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Silk Georgette in all the newest shades.
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a full yard wide in white only,
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4.44,A.: outstanding feature of tile
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'7.'seme eVfieual\ coa‘cittion of the Oa laelo
• Edutatien Assoeiation at To.o.,to
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• ool teachers. Charles G. lera.or
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Mrs. T. L. Wurm is on the siek
list.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Stade spent
Sunday at Dashwood.
Whee one makes a hit then is
Aust the time to start going.
...The recent rains and cold
Weather have delayed seeding and
is practically at a standstill.
The local merchants of town are
this week disposing of the balaace
ei their dutch set onions. Appar-
ently there is a good demand this
year for. this product.
A. Farmers' Club near •Strathrey
has decided to take half holidays
se.e, Wednesdays between April and
November, andea penalty of $2 is
Au be placed on the man that
Worked between 1 and 6 p.m.
One of the interesting features 02
the eeeniug programme to be giv-
en at the parlor meeting in the Eve
angelical church on Monday even-
ing is a debate, "Resolved that
reading is more educational than
.;:travelling." by some of the pro-
minent men of the town.
GIRLS WANTED
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RAIN
COATS
These coats are not merely a
rain coat. We have them in
fine fancy tweeds, belted styles,
which give the appearance of a •
spring overcoat and being ruber-
ized, makes them waterproof. All
sizes and colors,
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organization, gave an • address in I
• the public school section of the
association on "how to conduct a
• salary campaign." He expressed
the belief tnat the trustees would
• respond to the movement and pay!
• better salaries, but declared; "If
• they do not want us to form a I
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• labor union and threten to strike,
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• they should do the fair thing with
• outcompulsion.
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O In the "Contest open to every-
one" in last week's Herald we are
sorry to say that no answer came
to hand. We presume the schol-
ars are very busy at this time of
the year nad find a few minutes
of different recreation much more
desirable. 'But what about our I
many public school teachers? Have
they also dozed off with the drone
of drowsy bees, or think only of !
self and the absolute necessities of
life? These questions, if properly
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at large and are surely worthy of
due ccnsideration. A. similiar co
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test will again appear in the
near future and eve hope that by
by that time some enthesaism may
be generated and developed with
some of our more educated read-
ers. Watch for this one.
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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 alt over them. Don'ttake
our word for it. Ail we ask "BE
FAIR" and come and see for
yourself. We take great pleasure
in showing our large assortment
whether you buy or not
ALL STYLES
ALL PRICES
Watch for our Shipment of New Hats
Phone 59
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• Wilson Elliott, proprietor of
• • the Commercial Hotel, Clinton, is
I) • lying painfully injured and his wife
• is in Clinton. Hospital as a result
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to • afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott,
$ with their little child and a well-
▪ known local man, Dick Baker, we-
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• re driving past the Schwartz farm
tlOar Benmiller, when a deep rut,
• suddenly defected the steering
to gear and the car turned convict-
: ely over. Mr. and Mrs. Milo t we ,e
• thrown through the windshield,
cut by the glees and severely shave
O ken up.
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Oar 1920 Supply has arrivedT;
Line of Bicycle and:
Auto Accessories
Hess the Jeweller
Chester L. Smith, Publisher
$1.25 a Year In Advance
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
Incorporated in 1835
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
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REPAIRING OF ALL HINDS
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Spring and Summer Goods
We have a nice Assortmeut of Dry
Goods in stock.
SILKS, I'OPLINS, WHITE SUITXNGS, LADIES'
WAISTS, MIDDIES, HOUSE DRESSES, SUMMER
UNDERWEAR, HATS, CAPS, ETC,
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS AN] ROOT SEEDS
.ON HAND
LEAVE YOUR ORDER HERE FOR SEED CORN
Fresh Gro3eries always in Stock
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 -97 BLAK
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