Zurich Herald, 1915-07-02, Page 1ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 2, 1915.
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• We have a nice range of fancy hammocks to choose from •
Best quality .and ••
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i Baseball Dods
• A nice line of boy's baseball mitts, bats and balls. All prioes, 4e
. Cleaner and Sweeper •
• The Krantz. Vacuum Cleaner and Carpet Sweeper is a useful e
• article around the house. Cleans up the dirt and :dust and A
co sweeps •the carpet with one operation.. Price $7.50. •
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We are having a big run on New -Pert, etion Blue. Flame ;Coal
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• without one.. You can use it for cooking on, ,ironing, eta: •
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.: Enier ency Oil Cans
a, .n automobile owners. Mede purposely for carrying under i
• the seat and willhold a gallon of gasoline or oil. Guaranteed •
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FIELD SPORT'S
To -night, Friday.
at the
FAIR GROUNDS
Zurich
Running Races.,
Bicycle Races
Comic Races, etc.
PLES-E ATTEND
LOCAL NEWS 4
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Miss Rosie Guenther, of Dashwood
spent a few days at the home of '.Mie
Martin, Babylon Line.
Mr Alfred Meliek and snot -
Men's Straw , U ats
Now is the time for Straw Hats., We have a
• very latest, We also have a new line of Men's
4 for motoring and boating,
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A new and up to date line for summer wear.
: display on Saturday.
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Zimmer `Knit
+IIF lien's Zimmer Knit Combination underwear.
big stock of the
Silk Hats. Nice
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85 cent per suit, •
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Received another shipment of Ladies' Waists, Aprons and
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I Special line of Door Mats, 90cts
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Ladies' Organdie Collars
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Embroidery Flouncing
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ore to Dundee and Plattsville, and
visited relatives over Sunday.
Hay. Council meets in the town
hall, Saturday afternoon, for its regu-
lar July session.
Dr. E. S. Hardie, dentist, will be at.
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, June 30th and Wednesday,
Jury 7th.
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Children's. Day will be fittingly. ob-
served by'special servicesiu the Evan-
gelical church nest Sunday, morn ing
and evening.
Mr and. Mies George Beers; and
Master Floyd Hamacher, of Buffalo
N Y, are visiting friends and reletivee
here for a few weeks.
l\Ir' S Dietz has received word 'froP.
Edmonton, Alta, of the death of his
brother, William Dietz, who died in
that city last Saturday.
NO PAPER
As is usual, no paper will be pub-
lished next week. Ib is our week off,
Perhaps we'll go fishing, or perhaps
we'll just make believe we are a . mil -
Heinen and do nothing at all for one
whole week, but likely we'll be on the
job just the same as usual.
LEG FRACTURED
'While administering medicine to n
horse last Saturday night, Mr E W
Stoskopf, veterinery surgeon, was
knocked down and traniple3 upon by
the animal, with the result that his
one leg was badly fractured in two
places and he also sustained a number
of other injuries, It will be a month
or morebefore he can recover from
the effects of his injuries.
SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL
The social held on the parsonage
lawn last Thursday evening, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Lutheran church, was : one of
the most successful ever held in Zuricla
The weather was ideal for such an
event and the crowd was large, tatting.
to the utmost the ability of the ladies'.
who bad charge of serving the refresh-
ments. Aninteresting program was
given during theevening, consisting
of selections by the orchestra, violin
selections, songs, choruses, and Piano
selections. Mr Oscar Mope acted as
chairman, The proceeds of the even-
ing amounted to overone hundred and
twenty dollars.
ZURICH
SCHOOL REPORT
*The following is the Report of
Room 11 Z P School for the month'
of ;June. The names are in order of
81..II—M, Preeter, E. Dueherme,
L. Rau, P. Diechert, J. Davidson, M.
Howald, E. Howard, E. Dietrich, M.
Uttley, C. Merner, A. Mittleholtz, P.
Leibold:
Part II—Gil Ducharine, E, Bender,
L: Albrecht, V. Davidson K, Semon.
Pr. Sr -•M,, Prang, J. Ewen F,
Diechert.
Pr, Jr—G. Schwalm, R. Fisher, F.
Davidson, A. Gaseho.
Sr.1st—I. klowald, N, Geiger, M.
Schwalm, E, Leibold, K. Keeler,
Jr.1st—L. Leibold, G. Walper, T.
Tliicl, 0, Hildebrandt.
Teacher, M. A. Lamont.
The following. is the Report of
Room 1, The standing is based ' on
attendance, good conduct and general
ability.
Sr. II—Luella Decher, Mary Mit
telholtz, Mable Bender, Milton Hey,
Lloyd Hey, Herbert Neeb, Gordon
Rau, Pearl Gellman.
Jr. II—Veola Prang, Cecil Ewen,
Reith Brenner, Austin Schwalm, Flora
Uttley, Eva Fee, Ethel Hess.
" Pt, II --Greta Merrier, Elda Callfas
'Frances Mittelhoitz, Gerald Bedard.
'Pr.—John Henry Kochems, Rene
lecher, Agnea Zettle (equal) Edmund
Bedard, Ivan Yungblut, Dorothy
Brenner, Arson Kellar.
First—Emma Bender, Westley
Callfas, Francis Deitrich, Claud Meld
inger, Leonard Wagner, Austin Hey,
Alice Dietz, Maggie Zettel.
Teacher, J. W; Veitch.
Don't experiment when you paint your house. All
experimenting has been done for you, and the result
-of years of experience in making Paint and of innu-
merable practical and scientific tests is SWP,`.Sherwin.
Williams Paint. (Prepared) .
There is an exactness in the formula, and a thoroughness in
the mixing and grinding of the pure ingredients that .insures
perfect painting results. A. gallon of SVP will cover more surface
than you ever thought possible and will wear so long and hold'
Its color so well that its use is genuine economy.
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Our .stock of shoes for summer wear
is now complete. We have never
shown a larger or a prettier range.
See our line of
White Pumps, Outing Shoes,.
White Canvas Shoes, Sandals,
and the newest in Tan, etc.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
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to paint this spring? If so, we can supply you with the famous
$13 Branches in Canada
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Business Transacted
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BANK IONEY O13,1)ERS
Sav ns.:Bank , Department
Iutotest at highest current tater
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
All our millinery at half price to
clear. J J Merner
Miss Verde Fuss is, spending a few
holidays at Goderich.
Warning—Do not be deceived with
stove peddlers, who charge $70 to $80
for malleable iron ranges, when you
can buy a bigger better range at
Hartleib's for $50.
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Ready -Mixed Paints
For floors and verandahs or anything that needs paint. None
ae better and few as good.
New and up -to -d ,;.,t'. Shoes
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'More new waists, aprons and ready-made dresses
'and dress goods jest opened up.. r 41.1 our'lines
stooked up with the latest and best that money
can buy. Coque and see for yourselves and b$
convinced.
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