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Dashwood
urnittireStore
- Pianos, Organs .
and Sewing
Machines'
Singer $30
New Williams $27
Raymond $25
Model $25
Cabinet $23
A large stock of furniture always
hand.
, Undertalong
We carry the largest stock in this
line in Western Ontario. Calls clay
or night will get your prompt atten-
tion. Call central.
Distiijet. •
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EXETER - A few fish are being caught y.et ,in
2gr. Bert Rivers who has beete at Buff- the lake after th,e ice become
ald,, being di with typhoid fever is at his again.
home here convalesing. ,
Mr. F. Wood and Mr. S. Bowe leaye K-1-1-?T
thils week for the West.
Mr. ancl Mrs. Jno. Wilkinsori(nee Miss mrs. Geannel and son spent
Emma Seldon) ofIngersoll, visited with week end with Mrs. S. Tufts.
Mrs. Doig i
,well, prior to leaving for their home ins improving gra „
• aupi
Rainy River. at the home of her eister. Mrs. le -
Mr and Mrs. R. E. Seldon and Mrs. Sam -
The death occured in London last week . The Kirkton mill is _closed
of E. Waiffisiev who 'for' manY: YearS count of another break down.
on was & conductor on the London, Huron
and Bruce Railroad. kra. Win. Itbss tinderwent
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540, 'Roy Johns 489, Jim Mawhinney
440. Sr. III to Jr. IV. Total 715.
Pass 358. -Veronica Hanover 569,
Irenellawhinney 520, Willert Hart -
en.= 416, Peter Regier 416. Jr. III
to Sr.l. Total 605. Pass 303. -
Arthur Hanover 311. Sr. II to Jr.
M. Total 600. Pass 300.-Cathrine McDonald 490, Bertha Bart -
an 462, Edgar Mawhinney 395.
ar.uto Sr. II. Total 560. Pass
280. -Sam Brokenshire 352. Pt. II
to Jr. IL-jolan Hanover, Tillie
Hamacher.
M. E. Parsons, Teacher.
P. MoISAAO
Furniture and Undertaing
SUBSCRIPTION
CONTEST
Mr. B. W. F. Beavers, proprietor
of operation in St. Joseph's hosprtale1.
ate Exeter Bargain Store as found that Thursday last. She is making 4A,
his increasing business demands a large pinch progress as could be expecalt
budding so has rented the store one door
north of the post office. This store is be-
ing newly fitted up and will be ready for
occupation by April 15th.
A Toronto despatch to the London
Free Press of Tuesday stated, -
Thomas 13. Carling. of Exeter, has
issued a writ against George A. Case
of Toronto for $10,290, alleged to
have been received by the defendant
for the use of the
Mr. A. B. Hodgert and family,
moved to Toronto last week.
The following is the standing in
our prize Circulation Contest up to
Saturday evening hist.
Miss Lottie Galster 3000
Miss Aria \Vurm 4300
Miss Blanche Laporte 18800
Miss Bailie Mt:Isaac -87500
Miss 'Victoria Deters
Miss Gladys MeNevin .1900
Mrs. Jas. Hunap1ireys.86000
Miss Tillie Johnston....4400
Miss Mary Gellman .... 8000 .
Mrs. Dan Koehler ...... .39800 •
Misslda Sipple 500
Dr. de Vadz Fernalc Pills
A. reliable French regulator; never fans. These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations. Dr. de Van' s are sold at
5 a box, or three for $10. Mailed to any address.
The ScabeR Drug Co.. St, Oatbarines# Ont.
• SC.I001..3 REPORT
Mrs. George Hawkins is spending
the Easter holidays in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Levitt are
visiting with former's parents, ; Mr.
and Mrs. II. Levitt in Toronto.'
Miss Anna, Dow, who is attending
normal school in London is home for
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkshaw
have retnrned home from Toronto
last week alter spending the =winter
with their son Fred.
Mrs. Fear, of Blyth, is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Howey
who is confined to h.er room through
illness.
Mr. andMrs. R. E. Pickard and
family left this week for Frobisher,
Sask., where they will spend the
summer.
• Rev. D. Ramsay, D. D., of Ottawa,
spent a few days here last week visit -
of
neral Merchandise
ION
the Exeer
AIN
STORE
ursdaY Friday and Satur.
A.priL1.1, 12 and 13th at
3 p. m. and 8 p. m.
There was a nubile meeting in ghe' `'/Idefore moving to our new premises
,,01). ;11,-).0. have decided to reduce our Stock
interest of Kirkton cemetery
,',VBoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Laces,
Tuesday night last.
• . 1 hanniungs, Embroideries, Dross
MT: CARMEL .,f' Goods, Ribbons, Corsets, Boys' and
.
Suits.
Miss Annie Doyle is visiting, Mrs., tens'
A. J. Coughlin of Toronto. ' Three Prethier
Messrs David and Michael ()Trion, ,
were in Grand Rapids last week at- Separators for
'bi--Main CI the funeral of their nephew;
Rev. er. Geo. O'Brien.
Sale
• 0111t forget the
Mr. Con. Coughlin of Montreal:, .1-`
was a visitor with his brother, Ms,c,
Timothy Coughlin. I'DATE & PLACE
Mrs. Dennis Mahoney has' bet. z.
seriously ill.
The Exeter Bargain Store
Miss Hannah Reardon, who broW B W FBeavel s
her arm. several weeks ago is doint..; • • • - - -
EXETER - - - ONT,
nicely.
HARPLEY
Mr. John Shoriitt. who went Wrii0
with a car load of horses has returne;
home.
Misses Grace Murray and Geetei*
McLinchey spent the week end wit4
Miss L. Allister.
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Mr. Manse Hodgins was help*
his brother W. R. to move his how,*
hold effects to Centralia on Tuesdl'I'
He intends making his home iu
Petrolia for a time.
Boiling sap is the order of he
Clic
rize
Ition
Contest
We want to increase the Subscription List of 01.1F three papers, The
Herald, Z-arich;Pioneer, Dashwood, and Star, Crediton, to 2000, and to_
acoomplish this quickly we are offering some handsome prizes for the moot
popular ladies, married or single. It will,pay you to "get busy." Someone
is going to get a handsome $300.00 piano.
CR lDIT 0 N
Mrs. Chris. Rau, of Crediton East,
spent the past week with her father,
Mr. John Mitchell, of Exeter, who is
at present ill. •
The following visitors were here
this week attending the funeral of the
late Mrs. Michael Hirtzel: Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Winer, Morriston; Mr, and.
Mrs. Fred. Beaver, Bad Axe, Mich;
Wm. Hirtzel, andiVIrs, Robert Long -
mate, Detroit; Mrs. Chris.7Stark,
!levier. Mr: Harry Rader Hamilton;
id.Ttalysbwith those who have . a sugiu: Hirtel, Calvin,
kota.
spent.,;
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Ea'stIff,k; Pronaotion 'Examinations for The many 'friends hereT11"03-111.1 ,P13•34q.7,-,„ Cf,; „ .
Tlea folloe•ing tha relults o ling wi.th Ineemotheeeend eteter. - ; . • e- :brni
First Prize
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Amos, nil ch /5f: Amos of Dittfrd;
learn that he has bean promoted trona • weddine• of his sister, in London on
On Saturday morning last conplit'-.. SAteanebsday last.
0,4,t,cant.4
• --Elle foimerly of liz:,Acand: to. 1°)igillg t°11#' °I° erb. V:oting,„ attended: the
The new station agent A. ease, of
Henson, has relieved the monotony of
the waiting room at the station by
hanging prints of historic scenes al-
ong the walls,
Tuesday's city papers contained an
intimation that the supplementary
estimates to be submitted in the
'House of Commons this week -would
contain an item of e250,000 for the
improvement of Goderich herbal..
The high hopes caused bythis advance
announce& were considerably dashed
the next day, when it was reported
t, from Ottawa that the sum to be ap-
propriated for this harber was only
$50 000. For the present at least
Goderich is apparently to be called
tipon. to be thankful for small mercies
For a pier at Grand Bend there is a,
vote of $5,000, and Kincardine gets
$10,000 for harbor hnprovement.
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BORN
MoTKINLIV-At the Goshen Line,
Stanley. on March 6th, to Mr.
and Mrs, Robert McKinley, a
daughter
COMITZATY-At the Sanale Line,
• , Stanley, on !Stara l8tb, to Mr.
• and Mrs. Frank Corriveari, a son.
the Burford branch of tho Bank of
Toronto, where he has been for the
past year to the Sudbury branch.
Wil] is an exempliary yoUng man
well worthy of the promotion.
The Lord's Day .A.11ianee.-The an-
nual meeting of the Lord,s Day All-
iance was held in the basement of the
James St. Methodist church on Thu-
rsday last. There was a fairly good
attendance, the several congregations
in the town being represented. 'The
Rev. Mr. Hannah, secretary of the
Alliance, waspresent and delivered a
most interesting and inspiring address
descriptive of the work in which the
Alliance is engaged and the good it
accomplishes in the preserving of the
Sabbath as a day of rest against the
encroachments by legislation and
otherwise by large corporations and
others.
Owing to a cave in of the Main et.
sewer, residents along the side suffered
considerably from the water which ca-
me into their cellars. Provisions of all
sorts were found floating around and
was with difficulty secured and was
obtainable by the putting on long
rubber boots and wading in. Fur-
nace fires were extinguished and coal
submerged in water. In some inst-
ances stoves had to be set up to
avert the cold and dampness. Har-
vey Bros. experienced some Incon-
venience having to close down their
grist mill for a couple of days, the
water in the basement preventing the
running of the inachinery; The old
wooden sewer will no doubt be replac-
ed by a more substantial one during
the coining summer.
of Shipka ladies started for Park41
via Haipley to go by
itr. Alymer.Sheardown, of era.-
state. ,e but East, spent. the fore part'of last
fortunately for them Jack did not go
week n
that day and they waited. at Harpley with relatives iGoderich.
till a rig driven by Mr. R. Pollock- . Mr. Jacob Brown of Pigeon, Mich.,
came along and took them back homo. 'is renewing 'acquaintances in and ab - out the village. •
Pure Bred, Barred Rock Eggs, for
hatching, for sale at 50cts. per setting
or $2.50 per 100. Apply IL Oest-
reicher, Crediton. •
Miss Ella Beaver and master Herb -
is spent a few days last week, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Baker,
of London.
The 4 W's gathered at the home
of Miss Tillie Wein on Monday eve-
ning last. All report haying a pl-
easant time.
SHARON
Mr. Thomas Roeszler, who has
been engaged to work for Mr. Win.
H. Kestle for the summer, commenced
work on Monday last. Tom is a jolly
good fellow and we welcome him into
our midst.
Messrs William and Bert Keetle
and mother visited at the home of.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shapton near
Exeter on Wednesday last. '.
Mr. Wrn. Gaiser had a very suc-
cessful wood -bee on Thursday after-
noon, after all had done justiceIo a
Bumptious repast the evening was
spent in amusements. All. repeat a
good time. .
Eroz-At the Bauble Line Stanley.,
' March 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Etna, a son:
MoBatmes-At the Town Line Stan-
ley, nn March 28tb., to Mr. and
Mrs Sane McBride, a son,
SMITA-At Hensall, on Marole 30th
to Mr and Mrs. Alex Smith a
inn Obild cliOd 5 hours after
birth.
TATTIM--.A t Zurieh, on Sundae' 31.st
Moreh to ),11r. and Mr a H
a son
Mareetst- Zaricb, on Mon dux
4.'i!at to Mr. and Mrs J. 3.
Mr. Jos. Edwards cut a large pile
of -wood in a very short time with, his
gosoline engine for Mr. Silas BrCilien.:
shire one day last week.
Mr. Herb. Morlocle, who has : been
cutting wood with Mr. Josiah Kestle
for the past two weeks has finished
his contract.
Mr. Thomas. Amy Jr. delivered
three fine heifers at Centralia; for
Messrs Regan & Nicholson last Fri-
day.
Mr. Elmore Treunaner gave a lying'
visit at the home of Mr. 1VIre.:Vm.
Gaiser of ,,Crediton, on - Sunday:, Ittet
Luckily for Mr. Treumner the'khoon
was shining bright on his 'Vea,y ;'!Zoine
and he discovered the water running
over the road two feet deep eausing
him: to mike a round about, stip in
order reach his destiny in safety4
Mr. Leonard Schroeder of iter,
spent Sunday with his parents,
GRAND BEND
Louis Ravelle was in London a few
days last week.
A number of wild geese have been
seenflying around. already, but from
present appearance they will have to
return from where they came.
Thomas Mollard is at present con-
fined to the house with a slight
attack of bronchitis and grippe.
Russell Patterson was in Berlin a
few days last waek.
Sol Pollock has got klis stigar
bush tapped but the weather being
so cola the flow has not been largo.
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Miss Elsie Gaiser, who is attending
the Collegiate in London is spending
the Easter holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gaiser.
On Wednesday evening last the
trustee board of the Evan church
convend in the basement of the chur-
ch, to transact their annual 'business,
Miss Mary Bertrand, who has been
visiting relatives in Detroit for the
past few months returned home on
Saturday last.
The teachers and scholars of the
Methodist Sunday School gave an in-
teresting missionary program on Sun-
da Y afternoon in stead of the regular
teaching service.
Mrs. Chris. Fa,hrner spent the lat-
ter part of last week with her sister,
Mrs. Sol. Martin, of the Babylon
Line, who had the misfortune of
breaking her arm, but is now doing
Last fall a party at Port Parik
pitted his potatoes with a goocl*PP:15'
of straw and least two feet ' of '.earth
over them. The other clay he opened
the pit to fincl that every potato: ;had
been frozen. Some frost.
The fifth anneal Iduron 0ounty
Stock Show will be hold
on Thursday of this *
whole countryside is talkin.
nicelv. •
Rev. J. A. Schmidt of Berlin, is
spending a few days with relatives and
fiends in town. Mr, Schmidt also
aseissted..in the memorial service of
the late Mrs. Michael Hirtzel on
Tuesday last, .
Mrs. Hernian Oestreicher and son
Mr. W. E. Oestreicher and miss Eva
are spending the holidays in Toronto.
Beautiful Mendelssohn Piano
H. Wells, Agent, Zurich. See it at his store.
. Second Prize ,
"Ns."Nts--,r4'-
Ladies* 10't-tr nititd Co4t
Value $75.00. May be seen at Zwickor's store arediton
hird Prize
New Williams Drop -Head Sewing,
Machine
Seo it at P. McIsaa,c's furniture store, Dashwood..
Fourth Prize
Ladies' Gold, Watch
Fifth Prize
Set best Plated Knives and. Forks..
4th and 5th prizes, See at F. W. Hess jewelery store, Zurieh.
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NOW LADIES, "GET BUSY":
Subscription Values
New Subscriptions 1000 votes
Renewal 500 votes
Arrears for each year 200 votes •
Standing of candidates up to Saturday evening of eaoh week will bo
Hailed the following week.
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IVIKissrs Jack Wein and Henry
ltraft of Dashwood, spent Tuesday
in town.
The Misses Kret of Dashwood
spent Tuosday with friends and re1.
atives in town,
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