Zurich Herald, 1920-07-15, Page 8Now arriving almost daily. New
Serges, Poplins, Velours, Etc.
VOLES
A fine lot fo figured Voiles in a
large. variety of colors, dark as
well es lighter shades, Just the
thing for summer wear.
SILKS
Silks and Silk Poplins in leading
shades from $1(50 to $3,75 a yd,
Galateas and Prints
Now showing a nice range of
prints, galateas, shirting. Also a
few pieces of nurses' cloth, a ex-
tra good wearing cloth, suitable for
house dresses aprons, etc. Come
and see it.
House Furnishings
iWe are well stocked in Linole-
uann, oil cloths, curtains, Window
shades, curtain poles and Curtain
Scrimms in new designs.
Ne yr, Spring Wall Papers
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF WALL PAPERS NOW TO HAND.,
BEAUTIFUL NEW PATTERNS FOR ALL THE DIFFERENT ROOMS
OP YOUR HOME. WE TAKE SPECIAL INTEREST IN WALL
PAPERS, AND WOULD LIKE TOSHOW YOU OUR SAMPLES Al'
ZANY TIME(
J. Gascho & Son
Zurich's Garage
Our Free Air Outfit is now Ready
WE HAVE INSTALLED THE ABOVE OUTFIT FOR THE CONVEN-
IENCE OF THE PUBLIC. BATTERY TESTING ALSO FREE.
LET US ATTEND TO YOUR MOTOR CAR NEEDS.
FIRST CLASS AUTO REPAIRING
Any make of Car a Specialty
OILS, GREASES, ACCESSORIES, TIRES, GENUINE FORD
PAR TS.
Our Gasoline filler is now installed.
Ho Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
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T E LEADING
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4. wARE sToRE I
4. Our Supply of Heavy and Shelf Hardware is
such that we can supply eveizybody's Requirements.
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rik PARTIES REQUIRING WIRE FENCING THS SPR-
�. 'NO WILL DO WELL TO SEE US WHILE OUR SUPPLY 4'
LASTS, WE HAVE A CARLOAD ON HAND, AND SINCE
WE HAVE BOUGHT THIS, WIRE HAS ADVANCED 10'%, AND
4.a PROSPECTS FOR TO GO STILL HIGHER. BUY EARLY
AND SAVE MONEY +
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4. We also have a large Stock of MERIN= WILLIAMS `1
4. Paints and Varnishes in Stock for Spring. Call and see 4.
our Goods and get Our Prices. :4.
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ZSTADE &WE
PREETER BLOCK -` ZURICH I
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If taken
t o ce
Deering mower, 5=ft. cut; Hay rake
8 -ft.; Premier riding plow; wagon
gear; J3 -tooth cultivator.
Agent for Massey -Harris Implements
Fairbanks c Morse Engines; Louden
Stable Equipment, and Ilay Carriers.
Give us a call Before purchasing elsewhere
1E. DRUAR, - Zurich
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Thursday.)
Butter 40
Eggs ... o - 45
Potatoes per bag ... ..,i 3.50
Wheat ... ...... ... .._ 1.95
'Oats ............... 1.10
Barley 1.65
Buckwheat 1.65
Flour. 750 !7.90
Bran . 60.00
Shorts 65.00
Live Hogs 18.50
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
A very interesting meeting of the
«'omens' Institute was held at
the home of Mrs. P. Manson, Gos-
hen Line north, on Tuesday aft-
ernoon, when a large number gath
ered for the monthly meeting. Miss
Eastman of Vancouver gave a
very inspiring address which was
much appresiated by all.
well prepared lunch was served
by Mrs. Manson. The next mon-
thly meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Wm. Consitt, Parr
Line.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
OTTAWA
According to an amendment to
the Post Office Act passed during
the recent session of Parliamnet,
the Rgeistration Fee on letters and
other natter mailed in Canada is
fixed at ten cents 010c) per each
letter or article. The above
fee shall apply to all registered
mail matter posted in Canada on
nad after the 15th July,'1920. The
public are advised in order that
they may see that all registered
matter is fully prepaid as regards
both postage and registration fee.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following report shows the
standing of the pupils of S. S. No.
15, Hay, ,for the three months en-
ding June 30th. Balsas o£ stand-
ing 100.
Sr. IV ;-Mabel Turnbull 90 ;i
Grace Turnbull 84; Cora Baker 84,
Marion Turnbull 81, Leslie Turnbull'
75; Hazel Patterson 73; Wilfred
Turnbull 73; Alice Schroeder 62.
Jr. IV; -Ruth Turnbull 77,
Jr, III; -Nellie Kenney 79; Ar-
nold Keller 74; Alarenee Pfaff 65;
Floyd Pollock 57.
Sr. II; -Joe Baker 18; Pearl Wa-
lper 73.
Jr. II; -Elmore Keller 67; Katie
Heckman 58;
Pt. II; -Herbert Keller, 94.
Pt. I; -Ethel Walper 90; Jean
Tuurnbull 88; Rhinhart Heckman,
87; Olive Turnbull 85; Bruce Ken-
ney 83, Rhinhart Keller, 65,
1.J S. Delgaty Teacher.
Baseball News
Zurich team were again succes-
sful in winning two games at
Goderich on July 1st, the morning
an exhibition game, score 9-2, bat -
toles; Zurich F, Thiel,p; R. Web-.
er, catcher; Goderich; Levis, p;
Puddon, c. In the evening league
game the score was 6.4, batteries
Zurich, Kekoa, p; W. Braun, c.
On July 5th at the Large U. F.
O. Picnic at Grand Bend, the loc-
al team played an exhibition game
with a select team of that place
in which our boys were victorous
score 12--2, Batteries for Zurich
Wesley, pp; Weber, e; Grand Bend
Ravelle, p; Betrand, eatcher.
A BAD DEFEAT FOR ZURICH
On Tuesday evening July 6th,
the Crediton team played the
scheduled League game with Zur-
ich on the local diamond, and
lost pitifully to the "visitors, score
15--0. It was a fine exhibition of
how poor aur team could play and
haw good .Crediton was at their
best, and there is no excuse but
tough tusk for this great slaughter
one of the weeklies puts it, «The
big fellows of Zurieh were like Zurich
children la the hands of the Creed- Crediton
iton team," while another , says, Clinton
lxZer,r,:.AN } uy iv''t l+' t all its lack". (yn iw'' t;til
Batteries for Zurich; Hoffman
Bros. pitchers, W, F. Braun, cat-
cher. ,Crediton, C. Weir, p; .W
Mot's, catcher.
ZURICH WINS THIS ONE
On Friday July 9th our boys pl-
i ayed the return game at Crediton
and evidently found the boys there
there" in the same boots as they
were.. themselves three evenings
previous at Zurich. 19 runs were
.mane by the local boys, of which,
owing to some special .arrangem-
ent only 14 were officially counted,
while Crediton scored one run.
Batteries; for Zurich, Kekoa p,
W. Braun c. Crediton Weir and
O'Neil pitchers; W. Motz, cat.
. Mr. Reubc Horning, of Palmer-
ston, Secy-Treas, of the North
Wellington Baseball Association,
umpired this game, as well as at
Zurich, and proved himself a
master in this capacity. -with hon-
est, non -partial decisions. It is
regretable that again some 'trough
stuff" had to be pulled off at this
latter game, hwen one of our
was assaulted by a Crediton play-
er, and umpire Horning, we un-
derstand, ruled this chap off the
diamond for the remainder of the
game and.. threatening him with
suspension.
ZURICH 2-GODERICH 4
On Monday, July 12th at God-
erich; Zurich team lost aonther Le-
agtte.,,,„gzme by the score of 2-r4.
The Goderich team was consider -
'ably 'strengthened and owing to
some very questionable umpireing,
the score was so arranged to be
in favor of the Goderich team.
Batteries; Zurich, Clar. Hoff-
man, p; W. Braun c; Goderich, J.
Wiggins p.; W. Bissett, e.
In the issue of -the Herald of
June 24th in reporting the Zurich
-Crediton game played at Zurich,
Mr, 'G. Anderson, short stop for
the 'Crediton team, was charged,
with proceeding to choke umpire
E. J. Hess, B. A. Sc., ehwn he gave
a close decision in favor of the
home team. M"r, Anderson adv-
ises us that this is entirely wrong,
as he just merely pushed Mr.
Hes back. The Publisher is the-
refore sorry that this injustice was
done to Mr. Anderson, as the art-
icle was handed to him in good,
faith and just as the writer was
impressed as conditions were.
It is high time that all players
should learn that, especially in
playing, these league games; to
leave hands off other players or
umpires, and act the gentleman
part right through, whether ,the
decision of the umpire meets your
approval or not. If a player can-.
not abide by the. decision of the
umpire and live up to good clean'
constitutional sport, it is hgih
time that he were out of the game
Hoping that in our fine South
Huron Baseball League we will
have no more of this "rough stuff"
a'nd make the ball games a resp-.
ectable place for civilized citizens.
The 'Editor.
SCHEDULE OF GAMES WHERE
ZURICH TEAM PLAYS
May24 Zurich at Goderich wen 12-3
May31 Zurich at Clinton tie 5-5
Jane}$ Goderich at Zurich won 11-3
June? Clinton.at Zurich won 10-6
June15 Zurich at Crediton won 5--2
Jun17 Crediton at Zurich, lost 4-6
Jun24 Clinton at Zurich won 8-1
Jun29 Zurich at Clinton won 2-1.
Jul1 Zurich at Goderich won 6-4
3u16 Crediton at Zurich lost 00.5
3u10 Zurich at Crediton won 14-1
Ju112 Zurich at Goderich lost 2-4
July 20 Zurich at Crediton
July 23 Crediton at Zurich
July 28 Goderich. at Zurihe
Aug. 2, Zurich at Clinton
SOUTH HURON COUNTY'
LEL.GIJE STANDING,
Won Lost P. C.
8 3 '727
8 ' 4 556
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Auto Tires and Tubes
,We are agents for Dunlop aiud .Vander1ine. Line, Sizes to
fit Ford, Chevrolet, Gray Dort, Maxwell.,
We also carry a complete line of Accessories. Give us
a trial in this line.
CAR OWNERS
SPECIAL POLARINE PRICES AT BELOW PRESENT COST.
GENUINE POLARINE (GUARANTEED) 5 GALLONS UP TO
25 GALLONS AT THE REMARKABLE LOW PRICE OF 850.
'PER GAL. POSITIV+'LY NO SUCH BARGAIN WAS EVER
OFFERED. (NO MORE THAN 25 GALLONS TO ANY ONE
CUSTOMER, -TERMS; STRICTLY CASH.
COAL OIL STOVES
Two, Three and Four Burner, with or without oven. We
handle only the New Perfection. Guaranteed to be foolproof.
CALL AND LET U;S EXPLAIN THEM TO YOU,.
GE7.' AWAY FROM THAT HOT WOOD OR COAL ,STOVE THIS
SUMMER,
SPECIAL FAINT
BBI GUTEN UP! Preserve your Buil-
ding, in such times of high prices,
and save future expense This is
our National Cry.
We offer Martin Senour 100 per4
cent pure paint for a short time .only
at $4.50 per gallon, only in gallon
lots ,present price57.50 per gallon.
Order your twine while it
Lasts at prices below Cost,
650 feet $20.70 per 100lb.
600 ft. Special Price 18)(e. Ib.
550' ft. Special price ' 17e. lb
TERMS;Strictly Cash.
Medick Braun
PHONE 63
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JUBT AnnivED:
A Shipment of -Nev Men's Fine Summer Shirts, of the Latest
Novelties for Style and Comfort for the Hot Weather.
Also a fine Assortment of Dien's Panama Hats to choose from.
EVERYTHING 1N GENT'S PUFl.MSHINGS.
RECRTVED SOME FINE SAMPLL,S SUITING OF PALM BEACH
DENOMY BRAS. - ZURIOH
Produce taken in exchange for roods
Spring Arrivals
Wall Paper
READY TRIMMED WAL L PAPER. THE SEASON FOR PAlike
ERING IS NOW HERE. WE HAVE IN STOCK A BIG ASSORTM-
ENT SUITABLE FOR BED ROOMS, DINING ROOMS, LIVING
ROOMS, HALLS DEN, ETC. OUR PAPER IS READY TRIMMED;
A BIG LABOR SAVER.
Curtains
CURTAIN GOODS AND SIDE CURTAINS IN CREAM, IVORY AND;
, WHITE.
LADIES' WEAR
High grade Silk Bose, a full
range of i Colors and Sizes. .
RAIN COATS FOR SPRING
SHOWERS
A Special lige in Cray Tweed
effects. Smart pockets and
belts, at 810.00 to $215.00.
Silk double tipped Gloves,
Sills' Gloves in purple, grey,
White and Black.
SUMMER KNIT VESTS
'A special line to clear at '25e,
each,
Just arrived, a Iarge new
range of nifty Crepe, Gingh,
ants at 85c. per yard.
A Beautiful line of Gingham.
Dresses for Girls; from 6 to 1*
years old at $3.00.
Ladies' White Voile Waistb,
Sikes 36 to 44„
MEN'S VVEA R
,Don't forget about your Spring Suit and Overcoat. We arts
Agents for the Celebrated Broadway Styles, and have many, at'k
tractive Satnples to choose from.
Dr. Hess' Stock. food, Poultry Panacea, Louse Killer, Dip, Etc. None
better than the Hess Line.
1IRESFI GROCERIES' AN» ?'R1JITS ALWAYS ON RANI)
Buttericl, Patterns For Sale
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