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ZTfT `P'ZZ. HG21VJI AVCIS2It1II.T.
Dashwood
'Fire Destroys House.—The home
a&f M.a, and Mrs'. Jacob Litik of the 14
concession of Stephen, early .flhurs-•
:day ,morning, was totally destroyed by
fire, together with all the contents,
. At about three •o'clock the inmates
r�•f the .house were alarneed at seeing
.the glare. of the flames reflected an
;.the windows and they hastened into
_.their clothes, having barely thine to
get out o1 the •house. The origin of
The ,tire is a mysteryt. 'There was
sauite a strong east wind blonvarig at
.the tirne and the burning' embers blew
easver unto Mr. Chas'. Stephen's barn
•eaaad other buildings, and it was with
ti; nsiderable :difficulty that they were
moved The ,buildings and dantents
ar7ere insured in the Hay Mutual Fire
.lfnsurance Co. for $1000.
Miss McDougall ads on the sick list
,at present, We hope for her speedy
sarectrvery.
Mr. Louis Moser, of Kitchener call-
ed :an friends in town a few days last
Meek.
Mr. John Lippert of Grand Rapids,
'.Mich., visited his parents -here a few
Mich visited his parens here a few
:days last week.
lYLr•. D, Tiernan spent Saturday in
.2arldon,
Mr. S Ireland of Stratford is vis -
elating relatives here this week.
Mrs. George Kellerman Ieft Tues -
M day morning for Fenwick, where she
csrill visit her..;son, Rev. A. Kellerman.
Miss Ja•ephineMcAllister of Grand
Bent is vesiEsng with Mrs. 13,. Stat-
eton. at present. -
Mr. Sam Link of Detroit is -visit.
..'yne hest parents 'here.
Mr Fred. "Fleeter has purchased a
a esnen-passenger Russell car from vIr.
'Wes. Snell of Exeter:
Miss Ethel. Lippert of Victoria Hos
saital. 'London, who has been nurseng.
Mx. Russell Wanner, spent the week -
•end. at the home of Dr. Routledge,
Mrs. J. Hartleib, who is very ill,.
as?as'removed to the• Hospital at :Lon
ecton on Tuesday to have an::rperation
;performed.
The Dashwood. Reid Cross Society
las made another shipment this week
rnonsisting of 19 day shirts; 6 pyri
jama suits 6 helpless shirts, end 12
paair of socks. The ladies have had
great praise far ,their excellent work
rand' especially fo,r their handt-knit
ssacks.
Mr. Wm, Wilson of Cromarty has.
- .toeev. visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Rout-
.edge, during the past week.
A number from here attended the
eakating at Exeter on Monday night.'
13RUCEFIELD
The funex•al of the late iklr, Grang-
er was conducted from the P_•sby-
teriau Church to Baird's cemetery, on
Monday last,—Rev. 1-Iai1 Woods'was
called to London a few days ago,ow-
rn :, to the serious tial-eas of his. lather,,
Rev Brown of Varna took Qharge of
the _ services here on Sunday list. —
Mrs I"hos. Carr of our Village has
knit over 200 pairs of socks Car the
oldiers,—Mr. John Hazelwood lost a
valuable cow last week.—Mr. Chas,
\Vasman purchased a fine agricultural
mare at Mr, '1',, Consitt's sale.—Mr F
J, Burge has disposed of has import-
ed ,marc to .his brother-in-law in (;od-
erich Townsh 1,;.;i.—Mrs . Jarvis Hor-
ton spent the, week end with her pai-
ents N1r, anci Mrs. J. T. Mitchell,—Mr
Jas. Boyce is taking advantage of the
good sleighing, and is drawing 'he for
the comind summer. — The Molsons
Bank is opening up a branch in the
village unties the management of Mr.
P Madden,..—Mit. G. A. Glenn has pur-
chased a handsome driving mare. He
always likes something good in the
horse line,
LUCAN
Dr, Baiting, who ,has been t anfined
to .thehouse the past two weeks;
ii cable to 'resume duties again.—Mr,
Jos Armitage, of Clandebaye has sold
his fifty,acire farm an the Sauble
Line to Mr, B. W. Dobbs for $3,1.00'
=The many friends of Mr. Wellington
Rollin-, were pleased to learn that he
came through the operation well. --
Wm
Wm Scott bas accepted a positionin.
Toronto and left Friday.—Mrs. Wm.
Lyons has returned from Durham, N.
Carolina after visiting relatives,' —
Mrs Herbert Grose and daughter
Gertrude ' of Detroit, Mich., are here
visiting IvIrs.P1 E. Butlers—Mr. Jno.
Courses- shipped two cars of .heavy
horses to Winnipeg. -Mr. Wright has
succeeded Manager Lewis in the %ler-
chants Bank the latter going to Mild.
may last. week.
MOUNT CARMEL
GRAND BEND
MILLINERY OPENINGS MARCFI
23rd and 24th—Miss Olive Green ex-
tendc a cordial invitation to the lad•
res od' Grand Bernd and vicinity to
calf and inspect her large stock of
newand up-to-date millinery.
Mise Piste Green, milliner, arrived
hese last week Messrs. Ed. Gill and
Arthur Baker attended the funeral of
o'hn `' ilsou near Arkana Sunday.
George Shepherd of la -Tedford visit-
ed here recently,,—Ike, Green was al-
s•a hear from Thedford.The fishermen
arc still at the fislhung, and report
same good catches.
CLANDEBOYE
Miss 'G•reeta Bice is visiting relat-
ives. 'in London.—An A.Y. P.A. meet-
ing pill be held fin St. James Church
on Friday even ing.—Mr. Geo/. Cun-
ningham and sister are in Detroit
attending the funeral of the late Mr,
Flannery, -Miss 'Minnae Neil is nisi-.
ins relatives In the city. -Mr. W, J.
Hodgins, who far the past mcnth' 'as
been seriously ill, is now able to re
out again.—Mrs, W. J. Csuntie,ngham is
on the sick listwith an attack of
La Grippe, -Mrs. Levi Carter ars e. -
turned home after spending a few
days with her parents in Crediton.-
Mr. Eli Pice is ors a bus -mess 'trip to.
hetroit and Sarnia,—The `sle g,bingin
this vicinity ins just about exhausted
and the wheels are once more tura-
ing.
Mr. Alex, McDonald is on the sick
tSlst• this week.—M'rt and Mrs. Alonza
McCann moved to their new name
this week. We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
1tcCann to our midst.—Mr. W1LLiam
Barry is spending a few weeks with
'his mother Mrs. Ellen Barry, near
R.hiva.—Mir and Mrs, Henry 'Miller,
anovecl their household elfecls here
fast week, where they 'Int end making,
tbeii home.—Mr. John Barry purchas-
•nd the,'finc' hundred -acre farm, farm-
rly pwncd by John Barry, two miles
south of. Centralia:—Mr. and Mrs. 13ar-
ry intend moving to their new home
S bin
week,—Mr, Thea Detrich had a
very ,successful wood bee this Nyack,
7—M1". T. J. j-Ial1 was in Goderich last
;week for a few days on business,—
Messrs I)avid and Michael O'Brien
.aittended the funeral of their brother
laxv, Mr. Shannon of Grand Rapids,
Fch who was killed in that or'sy
r,eibursday, March 15.—Mr Nat
1 yan spent a few days at, Load au
week,
Pte James, Russelh of the 15th Can-
adians arrayed at his home in Russel
dale last week, being. invalided Home
Unfit far further service; Pte. Res -
sell ,enlisted in the 71st Batt., but was
later transter,red to, the 34th and was
wounded by shrapnel nearly a ''ear
ago, losing his right leg.
A Spring Tonic
Substantial Proof by a Canadian
Witness.
Beechmont, Ont.—"I feel it my duty
to tell what Dr. Pierce's remedies have
done for me.
s When I commenced
s0 ' ',f i, taking them I was
,er/ c•ompletely run
/is`
down. I have
s' l • taken altogether.
nine bottles of the
`Golden Medical
Discovery':' and
-a `Favorite Prescrip-
tion,' together
with the `Pleasant'
Pellets' and can
truthfully say that
I feel like a new woman. I would cer-
tainly recommend these medicines to" any
one suffering as I did." --Mas. Wax. Pena
TAY, Beechnnont, Ont.
An imitation of nature's method of re-
placingg waste of tissue, enriching impov-
erished blood and increasing nerve force
is when you take an alterative extract
of herbs and roots made with pure glycer-
ine, without the use of alcohol, like Dr.
Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery. This
vegetable medicine': coaxes the digestive`
functions and helps in the assimilation of
food, or rather takes from the food just-
the nutriment the blood requires.
Pure blood is essential toood health.'
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
not only cleanses the blood of impurities;
but it increases the activity of the blood_
making glands, and enricher the body with
an abundant supply of pure, rich blood.
It. thus' °urea scrofula, eczema,erysipelas,
boils, pimples and other eruptions that
mar and gear the skin.
Write Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., for,frceme'dical advice or'T
for free booklet on blood,
SHIPKA
Mrs • Henry Scbade and daughter,
Lairna ,spent last week with the
fo.rmes's sister, Mrs. Jacob Geiser:—
Mies Luella F,:nkbeener, who spent the
sinter with her •stet in London, re-
turned home last week.—Mrs., :Masse
o.f Drysdale is visiting her 'sister, Mrs.
1)ougatd hlclsaa.c, who is 3,11 at ,pres-
ent,—Mr Lloyd Gainer spent last
week with his easter, Mrs. William
Decker of Zuri.::b,,-aer. and Mrs. Fred
Kadini; of Brewster spent Monday
with Mr and ,Mrs. Albert Keys.—Mit
John Lync'n's ,sale Monday was well
attended
Mas .Fred Gaiser spent some clays
with her daughter Mrs. Wm. Decker
at Zurich.—Miss Janet Gooding is vis-',
itirug hey brotiherr, IVLr. John Gooding,
Ruth Keyes of Blake spent afew days
this week with Miss Pearl Keyes.
Mrs Geo. Sutton was suddenly taken
i11 last week and was removed to St.
Joseph Hospital, London. We wish her
a speedy',recoveryct—The Bax Social
held bare last week was as decided
success.
Auction Sale
OF 30 COWS '!
on the farm of 'IRA MARSHALL,
one -hail mile west of KIRE:TON, an
SATURDAY, :MARCH 24th, ,at one
o'clock the following,- ;i
IC. Lows with calves at foot,
10 caws' due in March
10 ,cows due in April.
Terms -10 months' credit; on ap-
proved joint notes, with 6:per cent
per annum.
A calf will be donated too the Pat-
riotic Fund. Secure a ticket and set
the bail going for the. calf.
ALFRED PAUL, P. F. DOUPE
Prop .,Auct.
Auction Sale
O1+ FARM STOCK : IMPLEMENTS
Thore will be sold by Public Auc-
tion on Lot 35, Con, '2, Usborne, o•n
FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1917
At 1. o'clock, sharp, the following --
Ihiorses-Mare, in foal to King
Thomas ; ;gelding rising 4 years; geld,
ing rising 2 years,
Cattle—Cow due in April; hsifer
due April loth; heifer due May 9;
3 •s; oers rising 1 year old; 3 heifers:
ris_n. 1 year old:
Implements—Massey Harris binder
mowcr and cultivator; set ur•oh has' -
rows t walking plow, wagon, sleighs,
hay rack, gravel box, cream separator
pulper wheelbarrow, grain cradle
sling's, ropes neckyokes, sv hiffletre.es
staler tank grindstone, ditching tools
post auger, 2 hoist blankets, buggy,
set double harness, set single harness
and many other articles, 12 tons of
goad hay.
Terms—$5 and under cash; over.
that. amount 12 months' credit on
approved joint notes, 4 per .eat per
annum off for cash in lieu of notes,.;
DORS JOHN ROHDE, Proprietress
C, W. ROBINSON, Auctioneer,
Auction Sale
OF ]'URE BRED & HIGH GRADE
STACK
Lot D, Con, 9, Usboirne, 3 miles south
ad: Winchelsea, an Thursday, Mar. 29,
at 1 o'clock, the following property,
Horses -1 matched pair of fillies,
Chesnut rising 3 years; 1 clyde geld
ing, rising, three years; 1 Ugric,.
gelding. rssrng 3 years; 1 mars. S -yr.
in foal to Chlarodyne 1 horse 9 -yr
old, 1. gelding 4 years old.
Pure -Bred Shorthorn Cattle.— One
Bull. 2 years old, "Corsican 4th" bred
by ,R and S. Nicholson, sired by the
noted bull, "Best Boy".; 4 cows with
calves at foot; a cow due at time of
sale, 1 'cuss due in April; 1 cow,•ust
bred; 2 heifers 3 -yr -old; 1 yearling
heifer
Grade Cattle -1 new 'Milch sow; 1.
cow due in Apra; 2 cows due in June
1. heifer 3 -yr -old; 4 two-ar-old steers
3 heifers rising 2 years old; 2 steers
1 year old; 3 heifers 1 year old; 2
tall calves 2 young .(calves.
Hogs -11 'good stare hogs
A quantity of good seed potatoes.
This is a choice lot of stock and
will be sold without reserve.
Terms—ti months' credit an furnish-
ing approved joint totes. 4 per cent
per annum off for cash in lieu of slates
Decision of auctioneer to be final ;n
case o1 dispute.
C. W ROBINSON, Auct.
FRANK COATES, Clerk
'H. N. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Mail Contract
SEALE1'i TENDERS addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until. %goon on Fri
day the 20th day of April, 1917, for
the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails
on a proposed Contract for four years
six times per week, over Woodham
No 1 Rural Route, from the Postmas.
ter. Generals pleasure.
Prisled notices containing further
inforrnatio,n as to conditions of pro• -
posed Contract- may be. seen and
blank forms of. 'Tonder may be ob-
tained at the Post' Offices of Wood!
ham, St Marys Elimville Kirkton and
Exeter ancr at the office of the Post
Office Inspector, London.
Post Office Department Canada,
Mari Service Branch, Ottavea,
9thiMarch, 1917.
G.:C ANDERSON,
Sup era, .ten dent.
For Prices
and terms of sale of the following
brands apply:—
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
National Breweries Limited
Room 74 36 Chaboillez Square.
MONTREAL.
INDIA PALE ALE
CROWN STOUT
PALE BITTER' ALE
DOUBLE STOUT
MALT EXTRACT
EXTRA INDIA PALE. ALE
BLACK HORSE ALE,
EXTRA STOUT
BLACK HORSE PORTER
Laserr i—KINGSBEER CLUB SPECIAL
HoMEBREW_
INDIA PALE ALE
PORTER
BOHEMIAN 1 -AGER
The above goods ere all full
strength and are supplied to
consumers direct from the
Brewery ONLY in localities where,
no licensed traders reside ,;e
WEEKLY
Auction Sale
The undersigned will sten by Public
Auction, al DOW's FARM, East of
Metropolitan Hotel, each and every
Saturday atlernoon, at 2.30 o'clock.
On. Saturday next the following will
be offered: -
4 3 -year-old fillies
2 3 -year-old geldings
1 4 -year-old filly
2 4 -year-old geldings
A number good work horses
3 caws due to calve in April.
A numbes of young calves.
Terms, -6 months' credit with 6
per cent added, on furnishim.g ap-
proved joint notes.
Frank Taylor, G. J. Dow,
Auctioneer Proprietor
THEF COMMERCE
SiR EDe "" IND WALKBR,
C,V.O., LL.D., RC.L., Presiden
CAPITAL PMD UP, $!5,000,000
JOHN A1" D, Ceneral Manner
M. V. F. JON_3, Asst, Gen'I. M.nager
RESERVE FUND, $13,500,GO0
We must do many things, but ever
that will help to win the war.
You can help by saving.
Interest is allowed on Savings Deposits of $1 and
upwards at any branch of the Bank„ 16
EXETER BRANCH—A. E. 6:uha, Mgr. CREDITON—S. M. Johnston Mgr
hinceSao
INCORPORATED 1855
CO *COMM 0111T neeo.eesoo:aeeoee.aslroo
is
ISONS, BANK,
Capxtal & Reserve $8,800,000 I
96 Branches in Canada
A General Banking Business Transacted
Ciirctelstr Letters of Credit
Bank Monett Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest current rate
EXETER BRANCH-
-- W D. CLARKE, Manager,
Auction Sale
OF FARM, FARM STOCK AND
IiMPLEMENTS
There will be sold by Public Auc-
tion, on Lot 19, Con, 1, Stephen, X
mile' South of Exeter, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1917
At 12 o'clock sharp, the following
property, viz:
H.arses-Team good working mares,
7 years old; General Purpose mare
9 year: old; matched team of fillies
rising 2 years old, sired by Storm
King ' gelding mis51ngf 1 yletar,
Cattle—Cow due in May; 2 cows
supposed to be in calf; 3 choice milk-
ing
ilking caws; 7 choice 2-year-oldsteers
ranging from 1000 to 1100 lbs.; 15
calves 1 year old.
Pigs -7 'store pigs, 140.. lbs
35 young hens.
Implements—Massey-Harris binder 6
ft cut, new; McCormick mower, 5
ft. cut, new; manure spreader in, good
working order; seed drill,, 12 hoes ;
land sailer. set
diamond harrows, hay
rake, Cockshutt two -furrow riding
plow. nearily new; walking plow, scuf-
fler 2 wagons, wagon box, gravel
box, hay rake, pig, rack, Chatham
fanning mill, 600 lbs. weigh scales,
grindstone, cu•ttea, buggy,'McCormick
cuIti:vatorr 2 laders, 1 extension, pump
trough, 13 ' doz. grain bags, De Laval
creant ,separator, No. 15, new;, two
logging chains, sleighs and bunks, 2
logging chains; 2 set doubletrees, pair
neckyokes 100 feet rope, car and
slings, hay fork, 2 'set double harness
set single' harness, tone blanket and
robe, 2 wheelbarrows,, 2 scoop shovels
2 ensilage forks, barley fork and oth-
er article.; too numerous to mention.
Also a quantity of choace pine and
basswood lumber; some, choicecedar
anchor post rails and a number of
posts; a quantity of hay, roots and
seed oats; a number of pieces of
household furniture, and a Studebaker
fiva-passenger car in good sunning
order.
There will also be offered for sale
at the same time and place. the above
named lot containing 96 acres, more
or less. There is..on: •the premises a
good brick h'ause, .3 slunk barns, with
all modern equippmenh; drive shed„
silo, good _orchard, 3 wells, 2 v iii
mills The land is all well drained
and fenced, and is positively one of
-the best farms in the County of
Huron
Terms—Bueal estate—made known an
day of sale; Chattei-All sums ;)f $10
and under cash; over that amount 10
months' credit by furnishing approved
joint notes, 4 ' per cent: off for rash.
Positively everything will be sold
without treserve.
SWEET BROS. C. W. ROBINSON
Proprietors Auctioneer.
Napoleon Said
$910
Thal a throne consisted merely of a few boards 'covered with velvet, By; th same token there are
automobiles 'thronehke more or less but it has never been said of ours. For the quality goea clean throat x-'
And do, you know; it must be some satisfaction to the owner of a GRAY DORT car to realize that
beneath her deep upholstery, fine finish, soft sumptuous sway and luxurious appointmenits there is something
p y
else Engineering integrity, structural fidelity to ,the high principles of automobile building, and !never a com-
e „ g
•. ' e: c, .ia sFrench type 'no -
tor
for Dile instant on any pol,at no matter how trivaal orun ss nt, 1. For instance, the Yp
i , d M. Etienne-Plauche, else Iggreatest automobile engmneer that Europe, or, in fact, the world
tor ccsngne by
has ever known,
a . NOTE THE FEATUR•1✓S A du;il,exhaust, combined clutch .last brake aesoplane fan infallible Westing
house starting �,
and electric equ pment, ndependent cooling of cyli:nders,Willarcl 'storage battery and similar
superiorities
Huron Garage, Exeter
T. .1-T NEWELL, EXETER,' DISTRIBUTOR.
'PHONE 7 r:Cri].L, 41D,. SEE THIS CAB.
THE GRAY-DORT MOTORS, -.IM1ITED, CHATHAM, ONTARIO,