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Furniture Storer
Pianos, Organs
and. Sewing
Machines
Singer $30
New Williams: $27
Raymond $25
Model $25
Cabinet' -$23
A large stock of furniture 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
District
II.ARPL EY;
,- Miss Y. M. Hodgins, teal{her in
Teeswater, who spent the Easter week
at her home here, returned 'ori Satur-
day of last week.
S. S. No. 10 is without a teacher at
time of writing.
Miss Mable Green of Brewster is
helping Mrs. Thos. Love for a week.
Mr. Lloyd and Miss Edith Taylor
spent Saturday and Sunday on the
7th of McGillivray.
We are glad to hear that Mr. Thos.
Kenny's infant daugher is improving
after her recent illness.
Mr. Larren Store has taken to him-
self a life companion in the person of
Miss D. Thornton. Congratulations
Larren.
House cleaning is the order of the
day.
Furniture and Undertaing
SUBSCRIPTION
CONTEST
The following is they standing in
our prize Circulation Contest up to
Saturday evening last.
Miss Lottie Galster 4000
Miss Ada W11rm 4800
Miss Blanche Laporte 15300
Miss Sadie Mclsaac....46500
Miss Victoria Daters
Miss Gladys McNevin .3400
Mrs. Jas. Humphreys.42.000
Miss Tillie Johnston—.4400
Miss Mary Gallman....8000
Mrs. Dan Koehler 47400
Miss Ida Sipple '500
The vital statistics of the town of
Et. Marys for the month of March
was as follows: Births 9, marriages 8,
deaths 5. Causes of death: One acute
septacemia, 1 careinamo, 1 heart fail-
ure, 1 pneumonia.
Robert Rae, one of: the pioneer
merchants and for many years Bos-
anquet and Thedford,s na.ost 'respect -
a ;in ruin cit res �a-
kiela*, M 25. h atchiihoirie tri
• Sarnia; Where be has resided for' the
past few years. His remains were
interred in the family plot at Pine
Hill Cemetery.
Place the eggs the clay they are
laid, in a room where the temperature
is constant. Eggs are, says Farm,
Stock and Home, at their bebt incub-
ation purposes at the time, of hatch-
ing, but is not always practicable to
set or incubate them immecliatley. A
low temperature of from 40 to 60 de-
grees Fahrenheit, will be found best.
It is a common practice in some quar-
ters to turn the eggs daily during
this resting period. Experimental
data on this point is lacking and it is
doubtful whether the practice has any
merit. The fresher the egg the more
viable the germ. After the age of 2
weeks depending much on the temp-
erature, it is not usu•''ly safe to use
eggs for incubation ptitposes.
G-OSIHENLINE
The maple syrup making is over
for this season and the farmers are
getting anxious to get at the seeding.
Mr. William Mason spent Sunday
at Mr. David Hutchison near Shipka.
-Miss Clarr Davis of Exeter, spent
a few days visiting with Miss Annie
Yearley-.
Miss Susie and Georgina IIartman
have returned home from Centralia
where they have been working for
some time.
Mr. Simon Sweitzer and his sister
Martha attended an icecream party
at Mr. Hartmans one evening last
week.
Lir. Elmer Lawson visited at his
uncles at Ebenezer one day last week.
Miss Parsons has returnecl, after
spending her holidays at her home in
Exeter.
Mr. Russell Schroeder has com-
menced work at Mr. George Maw-
hinney's for thesummer.
Mr 'Jack Lovie spent Sunday with
Chester Mawhinney.
The Sundays this last while have
been rather wet which makes the
boys look .blue
7"71:VIT he '.l cie szler 5bent
at ;fir iirf1 m Yearly
CREDITO"
Mrs,W. W; Eerr is visiting
in Winchelsea,
The four W's met at tho h+i
Miss Lily Fahrner oil Monday"
Lir.. Herman Oestreieher fs i
ent quite ill being confined te.
Miss Myrtle Lawwion yarn
days with her Ciousin Mis
blellin of 'Greenway..
Mr. A. J. Clark of Ailsa Qra
ed with Mr. and. Mrs. 1!,.
over Srnadaye
Mr, Chas. Zwicker sbippet`I
consignments of Dutch Sets
bee this week.
The roomsin connection
bank of Commerce are being,;
led and a bath room is being;a
Morning is always the
away to those who keep gazing
the place where the sun went,
URE PREPARE!
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SCHOOL REPOR I'
a5
Miss Mildred Silber, who hiiik
working at Loudon for the 11fi
months, returned home on
last.
Pure Bred, Barred Rock.:
hatching, for sale at 50ots per" ti
or $2.50 per 100. Apply 'HS;
reicher, Crediton. * ,
Master Russel Clark, who. ' een.
visiting his uncle Mr. A. J i6l. k of
Ailsa Craig, for a few dayshasc�irn-
ed home.
lt�
rel
en
elf;
Clay'
for:
Miss Flossie Hartman is on the
sick list. •
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonol restores every nerve in the body
to its proper tension ; restores
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. Phosphene' will
make you a new man. Price SS a box, or two for
Be..galled
alldt oarines Ont. The Scoben Drag
The following are the names of
the successful pupils in the recent
promotion examinations in S. S.
No. 3 Say. The names are in
order of merit,'
Sr IV Edison McAllister, James
I orrest.
Sr III Lucy Redmond, Olive
Redmond,
Jr III James McAllister.
Sr II Cecil Johnston, Vietta
Green, Irene Taylor, Vera Richard.
son, Ross Love, Sollie Ki.pfer.
L Douglas, Teacher.
A SQUARE PEG
in a Round Hole
You may be alright,' but if
you are in the wrong position',
you are like a square peg in ;a
round hole. You want a po.
sition where you fit.
This paper' is, read by Intel;
ligent businessmen, and a,
Want Ad. in°'oar classified
columns will reach them
op, p(1 ed T 7T 4, ff r flerd,
w...*fir
Would the person, . who bei
our Fence Stretcher last fai
return it as we want to use
once. Young Bros.
'Messrs Trevethick and ittagins
have recieved a big shipment If bug-
gies this spring. The buggies' are all
of the latest design audare"verb nifty.
Rey. W. J. Blatchford of Elinville,
preached in the Methodist ehureh on
Sunday in aicl of the connectional
funds. Rev. Mr. Hicks took his work
at Elinville.
Mr. Gotlieb Brown will 'preach
next Sunday morning in the ,Evan.
church. In the evening, there wil:?e
no service owing, .te tile„, sei*"1}f
xxl yt„�1%
fsen.:: ereiice at Caml
The manager of tl e .ixreysteads
Denfield, has written to the.. `~"tars
stating that they would like to arrange.
for ten games during the. coming,' sea-
son. The secretary of the conlniibtee
who have the Dashwot d celebration
in hand for June. 3rdixire arranging
with the Stars for a cop ple of games'
on that date.
The meeting of the base ball boys
called for Friday evening last was
not very well attended and .,.no busi-
ness was transacted. It is time • the
club was organized and our base_ ball
enthusiasts should see toft at once
and make arrangements for sonic good
games this summer.
wed
idly
ni at
EXETER
Rev. R. J. M. Perkins, of Ingersoll
a former rector of the Trivitt Mem-
orial Church, has been appointed rur-
al dean of Oxford, succeeding Rev. T.
G. Wallace, who has removed from
Woodstock to Toronto. Rev. Perkins
is eminently qualified for his new
duties and he will haye the congrat-
ulations of his many friends here on
his new appointment.
Mr. W. H. Collins, manager of the
Bank of Commerce, who recently re-
ceived word from headquarters to go
to Belyille as manager of that Branch
of the Bank , left for that place
on Friday last. His many frie-
nds here, while being pleased at his
deserved promotion t6 the Belville
branch, will sincerely regret his dep-
arture from Exeter and likewise his
worthy' wife. The new manager,
Mr, Waugh, arrived Tuesday night to
commence his duties here.
Word has been received here of the
death of Anna Ethelda Bellamy, only
child of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bellamy
(nee Leila Ross) of Vancouver. The
child had been sick .only a few days
with scarlet fever.
Dr. L. L. rollick of St. Marys
spontSunday at his home here.
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ICOR EVERY USE
IN THE HOME
So many needs for a handy paint
around the house -perhaps the
veranda floor is scuffed, the
trimmings weatherstained and
:,-perhaps some wainscoting is
dim and dingy,
-.perhaps' the kitchen shows
Worn and scratched with the
daily wear and tear.
Upstairs or downstairs, inside or
outside some houseflnishing
needs brightening and freshen-
_ing just at this season.
A spare half-hour and a little
Minerva Paint works wonders.
Minerva Paint spreads evenly
and dries hard. It insures beau-
tiful, lasting work;
Every can is ready for use.
At the nearest Minerva dealer..
right now.
There's a Minerva Paint, Enamel
or Varnish for every purpose -
Sold 1, prominent dealers at all points
including
S. Brown
G en,ra1
Merchant
Creditor),
PINCHIN, JOHN-
SON & CO.
(Canada) Limited
TORONTO, -�aONT.
"it's so easywith4
Minerva',
ig Prize
Circulation
Contest
We want to increase the Subscription List. of ourthree papers, Thea
Herald,: Zurich; Pioneer, Dashwood, and Star, Crediton, to 2000, and toy
accomplish this quickly we are offering some .handsome prizes for the moat
popular ladies, married .or single.. It will pay you, to "get busy.". Someone
is going to get a handsome $800.00 piano.
First Prize
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CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs William Battler
desire to express sincere thanks to
r ntls. and ret 1•'pnrs for. +heir
kind assistance cturing the illness
and' death of their mother, the late_
Mrs. Weber,
House and Lot for Sale in Crediton
The lot contains three quarter;of an
acre. The house a two storey frame,
with good cellar and new kitchen,
hard and soft water. There is`;also` a
good sized barn. Apple, plum,' peach
and cherry trees and small fruits of
all kind. Eor terms and particulars
apply to Conrad. Voelker, Crediton,
Messrs Dan .McIsaac and Godfrey
Nicholson were visiting in Zurich on
Sunday. :
Miss Adeliene BRatz of Hamburg,.
is visiting at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. Zwicker.
Rev. E. Burn left for. Campden,
Ont., on Monday morning ' to attend
conference, 'which is held there, ; ..
Mr. Handford and Miss Annie
spent the forepart of the week in Sea -
forth.
Mr. Geo. Graham one of the man-
agers of Eatons departmental Store
Winnipeg and nephew of Mrs. J.
White was one of the passengers on
the ill fated steamer Titanic. No
confirmed reports as yet have been
received of his safety.
Scriptural Place Names,
England can boast that no other
country possesses so many Scriptural
place-names as it does. The name of
Jericho oecurs six timea on the Ord-,
nanoa rape,, Paradte.eve times, amid
Nineveh; Mo'tumb Zion, ount Ararat,
and Mount Ephraim three times eaoh.i
In Bedfordshire there is a, Calvary,
Wood, and in Dorsetshlre la, 7orda
1:16E11d'T LIKE -AWE—
Domesticity Fairs to Interest the
Ambitious Australian Woman.
In Australia, the dominion which
has acceded to the demand for votes
for women, there is a sharp cleavage
in the 'ranks of the feminists. Some
profess to be satisfied with the vote,
writes an Australian woman, others
wish that women should enter Par-
liament and, under the banner of
"Sex Equality," advocate the removal
of all restrictions on women in indus-
trial and professional life. Woman is
no longer to be the homekeeper, but
is to enter into general competition
with man.
Defining industry as something
apart from domestic duties there
should be no occasion for the Austra-
lian woman in industry. Australia
has not to face any problem of a sur-
plus female element in the papule -
tion. In the commonwealth for every
100 women. there are 111 men, which
means that there should be a place.,
tor every Australian woman as wife
and homekeeper for an Australian
maxi.
With an area almost as targe as
that of Europe Australia has a popu-
lation which does not reach 5,000,000
untie admittedly stands to urgent nee&
of an increase of inhabitants. Thus it,
would seem the duty of Australian'
women to consider wifehood and ma„;
ternity as the ideals of life. rromj
the realization of those ideals there,
are few of the deterrents that exist
in more crowded communities. Ex-,
cept where individuals are hopelessly:
vicious or inefficient there is no real
poverty, Living is cheap, wages are;
high and social life between men and
womenof all classes is much: less for-
mal and restricted than in England.
Success; is the natural corollary of,:
intelligent and industrious enterprise.
ror • starting .childrenin life the op-
portunities
p-
horoughe educatieducation iare s obtainable at'
free state schools, Further, the state
provides exceptional facilities for;
technical and agricultural training..
Lastly, in. that cheerful democracy;
there it little •of the social tyranny of
"keeping up appearances” to prevent
people from marrying young and'
struggling up to a good position by'
3i ugal living.
But in spite of the absence of all:
obstacles to early and fruitful mar-,
ariages, in spite of the excess of men.'
in spite of the call .2n a pioneer peo-,
e .Tie to populate theirsnds quickly,;
in spite of •all the in�ixcements and
t .
op, portunities to make domesticity;
eri ` life work an .appreciable and:
iikrea,sing number of Australian wo•'
men deliberately enter the ranks of
ticlustry i and it is without ,a doubt
the result largely of the feminist re -
,alt, arising' out of th:q suffrage agita-
The Misses Elsie and Lula C fiseX
returned to London on i4lou(1ay tt`
resume their studies at the Collegiate
school. '
Messrs Samuel and Chrisan
Voelker of Detroit, are at howl' r u
account of their mother beln,`i'S'
Mrs. Frank Reeder ofLioury,sptlit
a couple of days with Mrs s:J.:‘
Lawson.
Mr. James Dewire of Capac,
spent a few days tit the ho of
Mr. M. Hirtzel.
Miss Ida Stainhagen of Wiighi
is visiting her father Mr. II. 'Ste
hagen for aleyy days.
Mrs. Id. Voelker of Crediior.
is confined to her bed owing to se'
illness.
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Dr. de Van ; Female;
A reliable French regulator; never far':
pills are exceedingly powerfal in .esti-
generative portion of the female systet to lte
all cheats imitations. Dt. de VSa„'S a rc,
�K a aux or three for Vic, Mailed to a,i a.haa
Beautiful Mendelssohn Piano
H. Wells, Agent, Zurich. See it at his store.
Second .Prize....:. uG
Ladies' Fur Lined Coat
Value $75.00. May be seen at Zwicker's store Crediton.
Z hird Prize
New Williams Drop -Head Sewing
Machine
See it at P. McIsaac'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, Zurich,
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 each week will bo pu
lished the follo2ying week.
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