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for .',1 best and
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The induce-r,enta offcresi with c❑=moo
soaps cannot Irevlhe up for this purity
of Sunlight Sod: t costs US more to
make pure soap; ;;.rt it cr,o sts YOU less
to use it, '1,.‘r StiR^r8ighd - pays aver it:,` elf in
the clothes, as .it dogs not wear and rub
the fabrics like common soaps do.
5c. a bar at all Grocers.
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SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WE1ST LAND REGULATIONS
THE sole head of a family, as any
mak over 18 years old, may homestead.
a quarter -section of available Domin.
iota land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan of
Alberta The applicant must appear'
in perso s at the Dominion Lands Age
ency of Sub -Agency foe the Dis-
trict. Entry may be made at any
Dominion Lands Agency (but not
Sub -Agency) on certain conditions.
Duties -Six months' residence upon`
and cultivation of the land in each of
three` > ears. A homesteader nay live
within rune miles of his homestead cn
a fallen of at least 80 acres, on certain
conditions. A habitable house is re-
oued in every case, except when ae_
sidence is performed in the vicinity.
In certain districts a homesteader in.
good standing may pre-empt a quarter
section alongside bis homestead. Price
83 per` acre. Duties -Six months resi-
deace in each of three vears after
eaagpinc homestead patent; also 50
adees extra cultivation. Pre-emption
patent may be obtained as soon as
homestead patent, on certain condi-
tions
A settler who has exhausted his
homestead right may take a purchas-
ed homestead in certain districts.
Price $3 per acre. Duties -Must re-
side 6 months in each of 3 years, cu-
ltivate 50 acres, and erect' a house
worth $300.
The area of cultivation is subject
to reduction in case of rough, scrub-
by or stony land. Live stock may or
substitute❑ for cultivation under cer
taut renditions,
W. W. CORY, C.M.C;
Deputy or the viinister .ce the inter'❑
N.11 -Unauthorized 'publication of
this advertisement will not be palm for
A Christian college -home,
healthful situation.
Forprospectus and terms,writethe Principal
R I. Warner,'M.A„D.D ., St, Thomas, Ont:
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CENTRAL
STRA'Tf"ORD. QNT.8
'YOU' CAN SECURE A POSITION
If you take a course with us. The
demand upon us fortrained help is
many tinges the number graduating.
Students are enteringeach week: You
may enter at any :time. Write at
astce for our free catalogue of Com-
mercial, Shorthand or Telegraphy De-
partme.nts.
D. A. McLachlan, Principal
Auction Sale
WHALEN
Miss Myrtle Squire spent the ween
end with her sister, Mrs. Albert Scott
at Farquhar. -A number of bur young
people spent a, pleasant thne Wednes-
day .evening a't Mrs. Archie Chittick's
near (imitate -•Quite a number attend
ed Samuel Brock's sale near Winchel-
sea Friday,. Needless to say prices+
soared out of sight, Only the rich
can buy at sales these days. - Herb,
Langford lost two cows recently -a'
heavy loss just now, -Clarence Milison
of Parkhill'Co, 135th``, is home: this
a�aieek ,having been vaccinated,- Mrs.
George: Jones of Kenton, Man,, who
has, been home spending the winter
with her mother Mrs. Phillip Breaks
Who has been .ill, returned home last
week. -Miss Nettie McNaughton has
returned home after taking a course
at ;musing in Buffalo.
ZURICH
Rev, Remhe, a graduate of the Sem-
nary at Waterloo, conducted the ser-
vices in the Lutheran church Sunday.
-George Schroeder of near Dash-
wood, has purchased the farm on the
.Bronson Line from air. V'., Gerber, jr.
who -intends moving to Indiana. -Sol.
Kuepfer has sold his barber business
to Elmer Oescb. ?lir.. Kuepfer is r•e-
modellutg his store and will use it as
a restaurant and confectionery only. -
Fred Krauskopf of the Goshen Line
south., has purchased the house and
two lots in Zurich owned and oe-
cupietl by Mr. Alex Foster for
51900. --Paul Messner has sold his farm
on the Goshen Line South to Theo.
Rader for 1;5600. Possession in April,
:lir. ,Messner and family intend mov-
ing to the Peace River district where
a son. is living at present. -Mr. Henry
1 ruemaxer has purchased 125 acres in
Miele from the Canada Company. -Dr
Campbell was in Toronto last week
an business.
HENSALL
{ ears Jams B. Simpson rc eiv. d a.
Imessage last week adz sing her off the
cls :alt ofher father to ate Mr.Thos
alenee ►war: died at «,nnip e in Ws
p 77th ► w.:r•. Ties dee eased was a far-
, 'tier r ai.•n; a,t the Township e;f Hae
eets..e.e. 41 anal 511 t ar aea !line
,► • 11 t, .outltta 's 44 the a ill a ,*e,-
1 hos. Hemphill is improving from
pneumonia after a serious illness. -
Mrs, Cooper Forrest and daughter
vi ra•turnel n'i't, . sev.ral week' vis-
it 71' London. 11r. A. McPherson is
enema again after a lona; illness, -
Mee John MeleWen is ;eeov,:rin:; nice -
le from her illni:ss,-Miss Schram 'of
Por' liar n is the new milliner ;at Mr.
Or.e sin's.--1Ir. and Mrs. Garnet
Webber or C'aleary ,see visiting the
ormer's parents. -An enjoyable mu-
sieal. concert • and supper was given in
the Methodist. church last we.ek to
secure funds to ,pay off the debt en
tip fine church shed, •
CHOICE DAIRY COWS, HORSES
AND YOUNG STOCK
There will be sold by public am -
auction at the stable of L, Day ea Son
Exeter, on TUESDAY, MARCH 28th
1916, at 1 o'clock sharp, the follow-
ing property :-
Horses -1 aeercberors filly, rising 3,
Voltaire, broken to harness; Percher -
on. (filly, rising 2 years, by Voltaire.
Carttle-Newly calved cow; cow due
May 4th; cow due Aug. 20th; 2 coven
due time .of sale;• cow, due May 9th;.'
cow due Sept. 27th; cow, due May 2;
cow due June 4th; farrow cow; cow
supposed to be in calf; 2 2 -year old
heifers ssupposed to b(e in calf ; 2 1 -
year old heifers; 4 heifer calves, ris-
ing 1 -year old; number young calves.
The above cows are all young,first-
class dairy cows, having been selected
by the owners for some time past,
weeding out the undesirables; and are
very heavy milkers. The above stock
wall
positively be sold as the proprie-
tors are giving up the Dairy business.
L. DAY & SON B. S. PHILLIPS,
Proprietor Auctioneer
C, H. SANDERS, Clerk,
In The Spring
Now is the time to bring to your aid
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(in tablet or liquid form). This won-
derful remedy helps to restore stomach
to its natural health and strength and
to secure proper flow of the digestive
juices, a good appetite and full diges-
tion of the food you eat. It invigor-
ates the liver, regulates the bowels and
Purifies and enriches the blood.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery is absolutely free from alcohol
and injurious drugs. Its ingredients
printed on wrapper. You can be ser-
Iain it is a true blood -.maker, tissue-
builder, and a restorative nerve tonic
and that it will produce no evil after-
effect. Thousands -probably many of
your neighbors -are willing to recom-
mend the "Discovery" because it has
made them stronger , in- body, brain,
nerve. Buy it in hand or tablets; or
send Dr, Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y., ten cents for trial package.
A MOTHER'S ADVICE.
Prince Rupert, B. C. -"I take great
pleasure in announcing to you my heart-
felt thanks forrthe
ea%7' benefit our boy Ar
-
felt
thur, aged seven,
has derived from
your medicine
'Golden Medical
't Discovery.' He is
a different boy al-
together after tak-
ing.five bottles, His
tongue used to be
coated and his
\� stomach and bowels
ti always out of order,
but Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has cured him.
We will recommend your medicine to
whomever we can as we think there is
none better." -Mus. Orro Nnr.soN, 836
2d Ave.
Dashwogd
Good for bread,
good for pastry,
good for you.
' EXTENSIVE
Auction Sale
OP CHOICE YOUNG HORSES
*Phos. Cameron ilea treceived in-
strive-Lions
nstri etions to sell by publle auction
on Lot 7,, Cop. 12, Hibbert, on liBI-
DAY MARCH 31st, at one o'clock
sharpt the following,
1 br oe mare, 4 years old, with
foal agrie,; 1 brood mare 8 years old
witbl foal,, agrio.; 1 mare 6 years old,
draught; 2 geldings 6 years old,
draught; 2 mares 5 years, agrie.;
2 geldings 6 eeara agree; 2 geldings
IIMMINNIMMIMW
4 $.ears, draught; 2 marcs 4 years,
agrio.; 3 fillies 3 eeaxee, agric.; 4
geldings 3 years., agric.; 1 pr. match.
ed general purpose, mare and gelding
2 good farmers drivers, 5 years and:
7 gears old; 1 pr. drivers,' mare and
gelding 3 years old.
The above mentioned #errs axe a
fine selection of glean boned, well
fitted Horses. Farmers wanting her.
s,es wilt do well to attend this sale as
the proprietary last sale and pre.
vious record of sales is a guarantee
that stock will be up to the mark and
said without ❑reserve.
Terms -8 monteee credit will be
given on furuisbing approved joint
notes at 5 per cent per annum.
DAVID O. .GARDINER. '&' JOHN 0.
SCOTT, "Peseprietors.
THOS. CAMBRON, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
OF CHOICE COWS
The well known Jas. Ferguson has
instructed Time. ,Cameron to sell be
public auction at the 31 TROPOLI-
TAN HOTEL. EXET11lR, on THURS-
DAY. MARCH 30th, at one o'clock
sbarp the following
6 high grade cows of milking strain
with calves at their sides; 6 high
grade wows o£ .uilli:ng strain due in
Marcia, April and May; t 6 elioiac
Holstein ems.% with calves at their
sides, 6 .choice Holstein :cows due in
Mardi, April and May; a number
aE young calves; a few two-year-old
lcifers.
Some of the above cows Ivy- i
very .high record and all c ::�• s wi:l
be sold under a.guar'antee.
'.PERMS -G months' credit: en £ur-
nishieg approved joint notes. A d?s-
vonnt oaf 6 per Cent per annum oft
tor cash,
JAMES FERGUSON. Prep.
THOS. CAMERON', Auctiene r.
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A full account of the Biggest Sale
ever held in this County.
ONLY A FEW DAYS MOUE
$30.00 Ladies' Fur Coats for $S.98.
Tiernan .8v Edighoffer's Big Sale.
A largely attended and enthusiastic
recruiting meeting presided over by
Principal Shore, was held in the Hall
Friday evening and addressed by Pte.
Pritchard of the. Princess Pats, Rev.
I). W. Collins and Major Heaman of
Exeter.
Dr. N. F. Schram and; Elmore Will-
ert spent Saturday in Parkhill.
Mr. aM irray of Exeter spent a few
days in town.
Several from here attended the fu-
neral at Zurich an Sunday of the in-
fant son of ,Mr. and %4Irs. Leonard
Wurm.
D. Mclsanc of Crediton spent Sun
day lin town.
A quilting in laid of the Red Crass
Society was held in the basement of
the Evangelical church on ruesday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. Westlake of Stratford is
visiting her mother Mrs. Fred Goss -
man, who is seriously ill.
Mr. Bert Staten spent a few days
in London last week.
Miss A. Finkbeiner spent Sunday
at her hone din Crediton.
Miss Ora Hoffman of Tavistock is
visiting relatives here for a few days,
Fur Ruffs and Muffs, all at 50 per
cent. off at Tiernan & Edighoffer's
Big Sale.
Delayed in th.e mravls.
Dashwood had a very gala day ap-
p.earance Saturday in honor of Hen -
sell and Exeter Companies of thelelst
b.ettalion, under command of Major
efeamarr and Lieut. Hall. The soldyers
over 90 strong were escorted into the
village by forty mounted men who
roadh\ out to welcome them, and' also'
by the school children singing patrio-
tic songs under the directions of Mr.,
Share. Ale address was .given by Dr
Schram and responded 'to by 'Major
Heaman. The 'dinner was served . 'by
the ladies in Mclsaac's furniture stare.
A. short program followed consisting
of addresses by Rev. Jefferson, Rev.
Grenzebach and Major Heaman.. Miss
O estreicher rendered a solo and
readings given by Miss Ida Rout-
ledge and Miss Wertz, while music
was furnished by the Creditors band.
The business places wiere closed from
11 to 2 and everyt'hng, done to please
the boys in khaki. The Dashwood
people were well pleased and will al-
whys have a. deep affection for the
boys, After all Ivens over the eat-
able's were salad and the proceeds i-
vein, to the Red CrosseFund,
Miss 'Adeline Brorwn visited last
week an Thedford. Theodore Rad-
erhas purchased the farm of Paul,
V1:essner.=,Mrs. Fred Rinkterr was call-
ed to Detroit ewstug to the' illniass ot
her sister. -Mrs Pape of l einsatll vis-
abed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.Graye
biel, sr., over Sterieday.-Miss George
spent the week pend ifn; Landon. -Mrs
L I le.insetiveer, sr.; Brad the misfortune.
toe fad down staffs and, broke her arm
Inap•ectar Toni of Goderic:h paid an
official. ^visit to our school. --Mr.. Geo.
Schroeder has disposed of his farm
to Mr. G. Oe,streicher amid i eceived a
handsome. sum for it. -Miss Vera Bro-
lrensivire who has slpent:'someeti,me in
London is house at present - Privates"
Wilbur Pfaff of Exeter and Wes Gal -
seer or Parkhill spent Sunday at their„'
homes here
• Be ,here early Saturday for the
Surprise Package Sale,-Tieman & Ed-
igboffer,. ;•
and this Monster Sale will come to
a close.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
can't afford to miss this sale
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Are still hammering down prices.
The Reduction knife has cut deep.
For a few more days
there will be more sacrifices.
It is now a Race Against Time
This is a Genuine Sale and Cost does
not enter into consideration
when marking prices.
Come and Get Your Share.
Saturday, Mar. 2 5, sharp at 8.30 a.m.
A SURPRISE PACKAGE
SALE
Values in all packages guaranteed
from 50c. to $2. Your choice for 25c
TUESDAY, MAR. 28th
the last day of this Big Sale, you will
find a Dollar Bill attached to each
Fur or Curl lined Coat at sale price.
Extra Special
FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY, AND THE LAST DAY TUESDAY
"MEN'S SUITS
9.00 for 5.89
10.00 far 6.79
12.50 far 8.49
BOYS' SUITS
4.00 for 2.49
7.00 far 4.98
8.00 for 5.85
• MEN'S OVERCOATS
9.00 for. 5,98
• 12,00 for 8.49
50 PAIR MEN'S SOX AT 10 CENTS A PAIR
LADIES JACKETS CHILDREN'S JACKETS
a,00 for 98c. 5.00 f or 98c.
10.00 foe 2.98 & 3:98 8.00 for 1.98
15.00r. dor 11.29 10,00 for 3.98
DRESS GOODS
new shades
50c. for 29; 60c fox 44
65e. for 44. 75c.for 44
130 pair LITTLE DAISY HOSE, all shades, values up to 30c. for 19c.
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Everything in Groceries moving up.
Get your supply now.
Jo B. HT,]` TIiI R Manager
ieman LEd Dashwooder
THE MONEY SAVERS