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:Furniture Store
Pianos, Organs
and Sewing
Machines
Singer $30
New Williams $27
Raymond $25
Model $25
Cabinet $23
A. large stock of ftuniture always on
hand.
Undertaking
We carry the largest stock in this
line in Western Ontario.. Calls day
or night will get your prompt atten-
tion. Call central.
P. McISAAC
Furniture and Undertaing
MSG rk PPTION
CONTESTS
The following is the standing in
our prize Circulation Contest up to
Saturday evening last.
DIiss Lottie Galster 700
DIiss) I"'rll 3�auiiie 500
Miss Ada Wnrm 1800
Miss Blanche Laporte... 500
Miss Sadie Mclsaac4700
Miss Victoria Deters
Miss Gladys McNevin....400
Mrs. Jas. l; Iumphreys...8000
Miss Tillie Johnston 500
Miss Mary Gallman
Mrs. Dan Koehler 5500
Auction Sale
OF Earm Stock, Implements and
Household Effects. Mr. Ecl. Bossen-
berry has been instructed to sell by
public auction on Lot 19, Con. 18,
Stephen; 1 1-2 miles south of Dash-
wood and two miles north of Khiva,
on, Tuesday, March 19, 1912,, at 1
- ure, 9 yrs. old, in foal; 1 Horse 6 yrs.
old; 1 black Percheron 4yea.rs old;
1 black Percheron 2 years old; 1
black Percheron, yearling.
CATTLE -2 Cows supposecd'to be in
calf, 1 heifer supposed to be in calf; 2
steers rising 2 years old; 1 heifer
rising 1 years old; 1 yearling heifer.
FOWL—About 100 hens.
HOGS-- 8 pigs 8 months old; 1
brood sow.
IMPLEMENTS—Massey Harris
binder, mower, hay rake, Noxon drill,
disc harrow, set iron harrows, roller,
2 walking plows, lumber wagon, top
buggy, road cart, bob sleighs, cutter,
fanning mill, hay rack, 2 set double
harness, 1 set double light harness,
1 set single harness, a quantity of
lumber, a quantity of hay, 2 cider
barrels. 3 water barrels, chains, forks,
shovels and other articles too num-
erous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Spinn-
ing wheel, churn, chairs, tables, cook
stove and other articles.
TERMS—All sums of $5 and under
• .cash; over that amount 10 months
credit will be given on furnishing
approved joint notes, 4 per cent. per
annum off for cash.
Ed. Bossenberry, Auctioneer, Havier
Meyer, Proprietor.
SALE NOTICE
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Effects. Mr. Ed. Bossen-
berey has been instructed to sell by
Public Auction on L. R. 1-4 mile
north of Grand Bend on Friday,
March 15th, 1912, at one o'clock,
Nelson Ravelle, Proprietor, Ed.
Bessenberry Auctioneer.
A few days ago Albert Robinson of
Enron Road, near Mitchell, was kick-
ed on the head by a horse and a gash
was made which had , to have eight
stiches put in it. His eyes were so
badly swollen that they ivere closed
for some days, Had the animal been
wearing shoes itis altogether likely
that the young roan would have been
killed.
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Electric Restorer for Men
Phos13 8onot restores everyrerve in the body
to its proper tension restores
vim andvttaliy, 'reniatnre dtn�av acrd all sexu i
ri.6hTr., roti nim 1n. .ri-_-.. ._..._
EXETER
Mr. and Mrs. T. E Handfordhaye
returned to town after ponding some
weeks visiting in Now YorkToronto,
Si; Thomas, and Ingersol. While
away Mr. Handford purchased a
residence in Ingersol and expects to
move there the beginning of April.
Mr. Haudford and family have been
valued residents of our town and
have many friends by whom they will
be greatly missed.
Mrs. Rev. Fear of Blyth, spent the
week end with her daughter Mrs. N.
S. Howey.
Mrs. Tuckey of St. Johns, is the
guest of her mother Mrs, Rev. Pow-
ell.
CALIFORNIA
Messrs Albert and Ezra Wein and
a numcler of the Exeter Gun Chub
members attended the Oyster Supper
Shoot on Friday near Farquhar.
Albert was high pian in the Merch-
andise Event. Everybody enjoyed a
good days sport.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roeszler were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Heist on Wednesday last.
Messrs. Rev. E. Burn and Mr.
Keinzlo were busy collecting money
for the church sheds on Thursday.
Messrs Albert and Ezra Wein at-
tended the shooting match at Exeter
sei Thursday.
Mr. Aaron Wein visited friends in
Usborne last Sunday 3vening, Noah
there must be some attraction out
East.
Mr. John rump is busy this week
drawing wood for' Mr. Fred. Heist.
• Mr. Sylvester Wuerth gave Miss
Ilda Wein a flying visit last Sunday.
• Quite a number of our young peo-
ple visited at the home of Dlr. and
Mrs. Harry Martine one night last
week.
Dir. Wes. Wein has been engaged
working for Mr. 0. O'Brein.
GRAND BEND
Mrs, Susie.Elliott, of Detroit, hae
III -Ina Tetreau, 7'r. X illia �u
Ste Phan, Henry La xi'.oucl+ aerie
Die rich. Sr.. II---sDacron oi�cl,
Otto Stephan, Amos Ste'
'Myrtle Willert. Jr. 11A�'.'t� Crich
I� . Tr.-
II B--Merilla Willert, Acle � r ,Pond
Pt. I ;Ervin ' Greb, Clift; �,!� Link,
No on Roll 20. Avenge
E. R. Kaye ;`eaelter.
SCHOOL BEPOR
The following is the re of 8,
S. Now 8 Hay, tor the iii nth of
February.
Sr IV Total 800. ' F. i feldt
585, T Kuntz 443 t'
Md IV Total 850, 0.lA i, enaner
573. J, Messner 466,
Jr IV Total 1130. L. F '' ' archer
972. 0 Kuntz 017, L. Brode3',bk 717.
Sr I1I Total 1000. H Slrr,d ocher
660, 0 Wiegand'5511, E Mee ^ger 545.
Jr III Total 1000 0 Bev;' er 698,.
E Klienfeldt 636, N. tille i 65, N.
Rlienfeldt 490, B. Wiegand, 62, 0,
Hartman 440.
31,13
Sr 11 Total 800, L --I Beck>
Messner 401.
Jr II Total 800,A. Hart'' to 720,
E. Miller 715, T. iylesemer'''26, W.
Ziler 560, H. Truernnere. 68, V.
Becker 444.
Jr pt II Total 750 K.
477, E. Messner 466, E. KI
406, Edward Messner 307.
Jr pt I Total 675 W Bro., nshire
447, M Becker 442, E Brodej; bk a30,
H Wiegand 44.
Number on roll 32 Aver Aige at
tendance 24. V, Gra Biel,
q. acller.
Tho following is the report of S.
S No. 5 Stanley, for the month of
February. The report. is 'mused on
regularity of attendance and gen-
eral proficiency.
V class Elgin McKinley,,
br IV Milton Pollock, Orval Mc -
Lin eh ey.
c-Linehey.
Jr 1V John Armstrong, ;y:Maggie
Armstrong, Wilbert McBride, Mar-
garet McBride.
Jr 111 Jenny McLinchey.4
Jr II Lorne McBride, Penal Step-
henson
•First class May _Pollock, ,Elinor
McKinley;
Jr Primer Wilmer MoL} a 1bey.
Ethel P. Stevens o er;
rtrraan
nfeldt
mend: :
..- w• Y
i in London
spc it'Ilenrsda.y
udonS th friends.
Mr. W. Muller is very sick at the
me of writing with neuralgia. I
SDiary of our young people attencle
tithe concert held iu J
d
The Ladies Aid of Grand Bend
'Methodist Church held a very success-
ful concert last week. The proceeds
amounted to about $20 to go towards
a new church.
We are glad to see Mrs. John Baird
around again .aftar being confined to
the house for some tirne.
Bruce Bossenbury lost a valuable
colt recently by botts. He sold his
black driver for $325.00.
Statton & Son are getting in quite
la number of logs at their mill here.
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SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report of the i
U. S. S. No. 15 Hay and Stephen for
the month of February 1912. Names
are given in order of merit,
Sr. IV—Gladys Turnbull, Belle
Overholt. Jr. IV—Beatrice Turn-
bull. Sr. III—Willie .Schatz, Otto
Schatz, Rosabella Pfaff. Jr. III—
Adolf Keller, Willie Fischer, Leonard
Schroeder, Albert Fischer, Charles'
Green. Sr. II—Norman Fischer
Agnes Turnbull, Fergus Turnbull.
Jr. II -Florence Turnbull, Eddie
Keller, Wesley Green, Manford Luth-
er. Jr, I—Eddie Turnbull, Robert '
Green. Primary . Lewis Fischer.
No. on roll 81. Average attendance
14.
M. Jones; Teacher.
.The following is a report of Khiva
School for the month of February.
Sr. 4th. Ella Wilhelm, 681; Gl-
adys Mawhinney, 675; James Maw-
hinney, 687; Roy Johns, 590.
Sr. Bret.—Irene Mawhinney, 558;
Wilburt Hartman, 539; Veronica
Hanover, 482; Peter Regier, 356, II
Jr. 3rd.—Arthur Hanover, 582; i
Herbert Willert, 868;
Sr. 2n3. --Bertha Hartman, 550;
Edgar Mawhinney, 410; Catherine
McDonald, 389.
Pt. 1. --John Hanover, 516; Tillie a
Hamacher, 272. •
Primer.—Alphou Hartman, 840;
Edward Hartman, 278.
No. on roll 19 Average attend -
aim 13.
M. E. Parsons, teacher.
The following is the report . of S. S.
aures St, Chr,teu .h
Exeter, on Monday evening last.
`Ibe Ladies Aid of the Evan. church
held a quilting bee at the home. of
� Mrs. Chris. Fahrner on Tnesday.
Mr. Albert Fahruer see et Sunday
the guest of Mr. and 1 rs. Frank
1
Triebner, sr., of Exeter.
' Mrs. Hancock, -of Strati- icy: .is vis-
iting her aunt, Mrs. Brown, formerly
of Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson .left
for their new home in Artland, Sask.
on Monday last.
Mr. Godfrey Nicholson shipped a
car -load of cattle to Toronto on • Fri --
clay last.
Miss CIara Kienzle, who is at pres-
ent teaching school at Kaiser, spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home.
1 Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson, of
Toronto, spent a few days last week
on their honey moon trip, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stahls.
Messrs J. Watson and E. Snider? of
Drysdale, were the guests of their two
sisters, the Misses Sadie Watson and
Lulu Snider, over Sunday. .
The Misses Elsie and Lulu G 'ser,
who are attending Collegiate !boo'
at London spent Saturday and tTitila-
day at them respective homes, i'
Miss. McNabb after attenclingr; the
millinery openings in Toronto, has re-
sumed her position as milliner ,yi'tth
r . rax. Zwlcker. .
A pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday 'afternoon, March 6t]a at
4 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Vis.
Matthew Finkbeiner, when .their
daughter Rose was married to ,Mr.
Edward Fahrner. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. E. Biern.
in the presence of nearly 100 guests
The bribe was given away by Muer
father and lookedehariningly dresod
in a gown of cream silk. Mandy e a
sister of the bride, assisted as bef doe.
maid and was drersecl in white r nT];,
Mr. Albert Fahrner,.'a brother Of,
groom was groomsman,. The ' wei
ing march was played by Miss IV
areaKlttmpp. The bride, was the°.e-
cipien;t of /limy beautiful ifts. t
will make their new home on fr
Fahrner s tarra.just`nor
No-
uenume
Selling
Out
Sale
Must be
sold in
60 Days
Everything must go, as I
have decided to give up busi
ness in Dashwood .and ani off-
eriug my Big Stock of Dry
Goods, Ready -Made Clothing
Millinery, Hats and Caps,
Crockery and Glassware at
greatly reduced Prices. Fol-
loWing is a list of the many
articles you will fid in our
store and which have been
reduced in price.
Dry Goods
Dress G000ds, Dress Linings, Dress
Trimmings. Dress Prints, Dress Ging-
hams, Dress Muslins, Silks and Satins _
Shirtings, Cottonade Denmes, Tick- Beautiful Mendelssohn Piano
logs, Flannetettes, Wrapporette, Art
Sateen, Art muslirs,Cretonnes, Apron H. Wells, Agent, Zurich. See it at his store.
Gingham, 'Ski tinge sretallic printed
Circulation
contest
We want to increase the. Subscription List of our three papirs, "
Herald, Zurich; Pioneer, Dashwood, and Star, Crediton, to 00Q, and t
accomplish this quickly we are offering son's) handsome prizes for the ,mo
popular ladies, married or single: It will pay you to "get busy," Seism
is going to get a handsome $800.00 piano. '
First Prize
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4 it C101/1, G%ey Cotton, Bleach
Cotton Pillory
Cotton, cotton Ladies' Fur. Lined Coat
Sheeting, Wool Sheeting,' -
g, eseu s Suit-
ing Value $75.00. May be seen at Zwicker's store Crediton.
Ready -to -Wear Goods
men's Youths' and Boys' Sults,
elan s Youthsand and Boys' Overcoats New Williams Drop -Head Sewing.
mien's and Boys' Pea Jackets, Men's
Rain Coats, Ladies Rain Coats, wren's
Third Prize
Machine
Overalls, Odd Pants, Fine Shirts,
See it at P.McIsaac's furniture store, Dashwood.
Work Shirts, Underwear Vests, Boys'
Overalls, Fine Shirts Work Shirts
Ladies' Shirts waits, Wrappers,
Underwear, Gokvns.
Fourth P rize
Carpets and Rugs, Lace Curtains, Ladles' Gold Watch
Wall Papers.
Laces and Insertion
Fifth Prize
Embroideries, Embroidery Insert. Set best Plated Knives and Forks.
Bushing, Belting, Ladies' belts Gloves, 4th and eth prizes, See at F. W. Hess Jewelery store, Zurich
Ribbons, Corsets, A full stock of
millinery, Ties.en's Hats and Caps;. LADIES, "GET
BTTSY"
Gollarq and OW 1..! v
Crockery and Glassware Subscription Values
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Dinner Sets, Chamber Sets, Table New Subscriptions 1000 votes
Sets, Fater Sets, Odd Cups and Renewal 500 votes
Saucers, Odd Plates all sizes, Scollops Arrears for each year 200 votes
Bowls, Pladders, Milk Sets, Jardiniers,
Pitchers. Standing of candidates up to Saturday evening of each week will be pub,
lished the following week.
'bu toil' save money by
burying from us during'
this sale. Dur prices have
been reduced in. order to
clear everythiug out dui.
ing this 60 day sale.
Come to us and save
Money.
No Coupons given, and Part-
ies holding Dile Bills must
trade them out during
this sale
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