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The Herald, 1913-02-14, Page 4CENTRAL + ;®, // STRATr••'ORD. ONT...—. The best practical training school in Ontario. Three depart- ments —COMMERCIAL —SHORTHAND —AND —TELEGRAPHY All courses are thorough and pract- ical. Teachers are experienced and graduates are placed in positions. We give individual attention and students may enter at any time. Write for Free Catalogue at once D.A.McLachlan, Principal. Dashwood Furniture Store — – We are giving Big Snaps in Pianos and Organs for the balance of the year. Two big shipments of - Singer and Raymond Sew • ing Machines must be cleared out at once, at a low price. t A. big stock of Furniture always on hand and prices 1 the Lowest. t Dried apples taken as Cash, UNDERTAKING Big stock on hand. Day or night—call Central. P. MoISAAO Furniture and Undertaing ` 1 LEGAL CARDS. r ( c'ROUDFOOT HAYS & KILLORAN, Barristers, Solicitors. Notaries Public, i, etc. Goderieh, Canada W. Proudfoot. a K.•C. H. O. live., 3. L. Killoran. I BUSINESS CARDS. I 'I a. S, PHILIPS, AUCTIONEER, Exeter. Sales conducted in all parts. Satis- faction guaranteed or no pay. Terms reasonable. Orders left at this office Fill be promptly attended to. H. EILBEE & SON Crediton, - Ontario Conveyancers, General Insurance Agents Telephone—Office la, House lb. ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSURAN- ce agent, representing the London, Economical, Waterloo, (Monarch, Stand. ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every- thing in fire insurance. R. F. A. SELLER)', DENTIST, GRA - duets of the Roy I College of Dental surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu- ate of Department of Dentistry, To- ronto University Painless extraetioz of teeth. Plate work a speciality At Dominion House, Zurich, every :Mon- day. 7-26 E. ZELLER, t'()NVEYANCER .Nl) Notary Public lie ode , Mortgages, Wills and other 1.0Lrnl Documents care fully and pr.mtptl' prepared. 08i,.0— Zeller block, Zur'.•it, Ont. LODGE MEETINGS District News CREDITON EXETER Miss Ella Beaver and Miss. Lillie Fahner spent Monday in Exetd°i•. Miss Clara Fahner visited for a few days with friends in Maguire Messrs Frazer Brown and Albert, Morlook were in Brantford the fore part of the week on business. Miss Mildred Brown, who is teaching near Zurich spent Sunday at her home here. Miss Della Brown, who has been visiting with friends and relatives in Dash wood and Zurich has ret- urned home. You can buy more expensite flour than Model, but you cannot buy better for money or marbles. Try it Manufactured by Harvey Bros., Exeter. The 17th anneversary of Zion Ev- angelical church will be observed, Feb. 23rd. Rev. S. M. Hauch, of Morriston will conduct the services. She following Monday evening an entertainment will be held, when ad- dress will be given by Rev's Haugh and Jefferson, interspersed by songs etc., by the best local talent. On Thursday last, Lorn Headen, son )f Mr, Wm. Headen had the misfor- une to get his left arm caught in the Crediton Flour mill, with the result hat it was broken and he received a severe shaking up. The fracture was .educed by Dr. Orme, and at present e is doing nicely. On Friday morning as Frazer, son )f John Dickson of Maguire was play- vith other boys in the woodshed at c:,00l, the wood pile fell on Frazer sitting two fingers of his right hand ut of joint and cutting a deep gash in he back of his head, which required everal stitches. DRYSDALE SCHOOL REPORT The following is the report of Sep - rate School Section No 1., Township f Hay, for the month of January. Catechism—Beatrice Denomme 92, iichard Laporte 91, Armond Denom- ae 80, Leo Denomme, 83, Fabian lorriveau Si. Good Conduct -80% and over, Dal- Denotuuie, Lucy Denomme,A. Bed - rd, S. Denomme, R. Bedard, N. )enomme, Lerina Denomme, Adeline )enomme,13, Bedard, Lottie Laporte, roily Bedard, Richard Laporte, Leo- pold Denoinme. Home Work -90% and over, Dal - in Denomme, E. Bedard, Lerina Den- omme, R. Laporte, R, Laporte, B, Denomme, Lucy Denomme, Spelling --80% and over, F, Corri- veau, E. Bedard, Lerina Denomme, C. Laporte, Leopold Denomme, Na- poleon Denomme, Adeline Denomme, L. Laporte. Geography -85% and over, R, La- porte, R. Bedard, Leo Denomme, Ler- ina Denomme. Hygiene -90% and over, B. Den- oinipe, R. Bedard, Al Bedard, C. La- porte, Leopold Denomme. Composition -85% and over, R. Bedard, Lerina Denomme, B. Bedard; Speeches ---R. Laporte. Teacher, M. Iiilgallin. Mrs. Cantin of St.Joseph is very ill, being at present in St Joseph's i hospital, London. Mr Philip Bedard has returned to a Chatham, after a pleasant visit with Ms.. T. H. McCallum has resigned the position of treasurer of Exeter Court, Canadian Order of Foresters, an office he has faithfully filled for over twenty years. Golden Wedding—On Thursday last, Jan 30th' the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan sr. of Farquhar, was celebrate ed at the home of their daughter Mrs. Mantel of town. A number of their near relatives were present. During the day an address, to-gether with money in gold and a gold trimmed mantla clock were presented them by their children. The presentation was in the nature of a surprise to them and this worthy couple were deeply affected by it. As they are both bale and hearty it is the wish of their many friends that they may live to celebrate their diamond anniversary. The Usborne and Hibbert. Mutual Fire Insurance Co. have just closed the most successful year in the history of the company. The company is as-. suming gigantic proportions, the a- mount at risk nearing the five million dollar mark, and the cash surplus on hand is gratifying to both directors and policyholders. BLAKE Miss Mrry Johnston spent a few days in London this week. Mrs. Carling and daughter Flor- ence attended the funeral of the late Dr. McDougal 'on Monday. Thay remained a few days, This community extends its sym- pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kei- ne], who mourn the death of their infant, a bright little girl of ten months. The little one up to a few weeks ago was in perfect health but then became subject to con- vulsions which caused its death. This seems doubly mournful hav- ing lost their other child a few years ago. On Friday evening of last week Mr, P. Capling received 'the cad news of the sudden death of his son•in-law Dr. McDougal, of near Embro. Definite particulars are not to hand but it is reported death was caused by heart failure. Much. sympathy is felt for the bereaved widow, who is left with three small children, and for the friends here.. Mr. John Erb has bought a barn on the 14th con, and intends nnov ing it to the farm lately purchased from Mr, Mike Jantzi, Mr, J. Bechler, our local pump. maker met with what might have been a serious accident. Last Sat- urday while operating , a cutting box run by horse power his hand in some way came iu contact with the knife causing a nasty gash. Mr. Joseqh Douglas and family raturned to their home in the west this wok, The pupils of No 0 were treated to a holiday on Wednesday while the teacher with family was att- ending the wedding of Miss Emma Drysdale of Hensall. Mr. Allan's ann Mr. Haugh's also attended. Mrs.- McDonald is this week in Varna nursing the sick. Mr. P, 5lanson spent a few days in Toronto visiting his brother. Miss Jessie McArthur of Hensall remained with Mrs, Manson dux ng his absence. lis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bedard. • Mr Guinan of Mt.Carinel spent Sunday with his brother Mrs Oliver Corriyean, who has been ill daring the" last few weeks is nisch holier C. 0. F. out Zurich No. 134o Dr. de Van -3 Peinal Pills me.... every let and 3x.1 A reliable lF nn,:it regulator; never fans. These numbly of ,sac li It at 8 o'clock t+ +,+ pills arc excr.t•:u.gly powerful in regulating the generative ,, :. t, i of the female system. Refuse in the A. O. t' ' ''..II. all cheap i;•=•' ,ns. Dr. de Van'a are sold at f 1liS10:1,3t, t • ri " - ',0s, ' , r k+r CO. Mailed to any address. y . -`-s- - ne Co.. Si. Vath*vtnes, Ontt A�CId•1T. tha, "2nd and t r at 8 o'clock. Rick bell i:., Na. 3 93, 1, v t.f eves y nt lali, ;'1lcrncr \Vi'i'wo=t , . t 'urich 1.toclr� �•3 meets over A •1th rl'tleso O. U. 'W. +v clt;tin• .1 .lien and I .j'ILLIAi1:CS, l h Collis• Good ht n I,, ectrs « ¶ .3rer for Men ;(sari churc', ehosphorac every nerve in the nods .roper tension ; restores vimand vitality r roars ire decay and all s txenl weakness averted at r• +r,. Phosphonol w"Il snake you a new elan. P. ir'r, 55 a box. or two or $5, Mailed to an, ' The Seobal tl?'o' St. Ca,ritra*.., the month. at 8 o'clot:k FA; .DR FOR SALE I. ,1,,1 I. t'• r; t;; my farm composed of :•rill?It l;: • Lot 5, Con :18, Statile}', r•'t,111;ti 1, t.. .., acres, This farm is r.nzt:it. stile North of Blake, on l+• 1 )col. rural mail route and con- !II on- !it telephone.- Is most- tnd well fenced, with val. water. Good brick ;clue woodshacl, good barn stabling and cement silo. ;, 18 x 40 and good drive lt• and ll haif from school curl in a good neighbor. rill with or without stock and nnalc 'titsa,nd will give immedi- ate 11.04;41., • n. Write for further par - tic cline to Chris Sehrag, Blake P. 0. or E. Zeller, Zurich. Many in this neighborhood are omplaining of severe colds. The following is the report of S, S. No 9, for January. 4th class—L, Manson, A. Finlay. C Zapfe 3rd class sr—W. Manson, and A. Zapfe equal, G. Douglas E. Finlay equal, C Parke. 3rd class jr—L. Meyers, J Moyer L Gingerich equal, R Zirk. 2nd class sr—A Meyers, L. Oesh 8 Erb, 2nd class jr—Harvey Moyer, C. MoClinchy, Herbie Moyer. Pt 11—A. P. Douglas, E. Meyers, A. Boyse. Pt 1—A. Douglas, E. Zapfe R Zirk . G. 5 • Howard, teacher, Logs Wanted The highest cash price will be paid for all grades of saw logs, loaded on flat cars at your station. Write for full particulars, and state what you have, approximate size, and quantity. Box 29, Clinton, Ont. FARM FOR SALE Lot 23, Con 7, (Parr Line,) Hay Township, 100 acres; 30 acres of good bush. Brick house and good bank barn. Well fenced and drained. For particulars' apply to Duncan Taylor, Hensall P. 0. We 'nounoe the Arrival of Several Shipments Spring Good and Invite Your Inspection During the past few days we opened several cases of New Goods consisting of New Prints, Ging-hams, Zephers, Dress � Goods, Silks, Shirtings, Cottonades, Denims, Linens ;; Embroideries, Laces, New Dress Trimmings, Etc. See our Stock of Curtain Goods WPiain and Fancy -Madras, Fancy Muslins Curtain Netts, Lace:Curtains, etc. ra,WWe are making special efforts this season to have our stook more complete and larger than exer, Velvet and Tayestry Squares We just received our first shipment of Velvet and Tapestry Squares. We would be pleased to show you the different patterns and qualities we carry and quote you our prices. Wall Papers and Linoleums Take a look through our samples of Wall Papers and 4 yard wide Linoleums. We can interest you. Winter Goods at Less than Cost We are clearing out a great many lines of wiater goods this month at less than cost Pay this store a visit and be;convinced. We offer a nice even, woye heavy wove Factory Cotton, 36 inches wide at 9ic per yard. This is a Special, Clearing out our 1.2ioWrapperetts at 7o, also several lines of Shirt- ings, regular 14c to 16c, for 10c per yard. SVG EATER COATS.—All kinds good heavy Men's Sweaters 90o to $3.00. Boys 60c to $1.00. See our 97 peoePorcelain Printed Dinner Setts at $5.40 and $5.90 each. These are perfect goods. new patterns and at bargain prices. Our Grocery stock is well -assorted with the very best obtainable, at Close Prices. We pay highest price for all Farm Produce. Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, Millet, Hungarian, White Beans, Etc. All kinds Farm Produce Taken. A CALL SOLICITED TELEPHONE No. 3 0. WICKE iwasposperomMormairossueWaliiaalw C..ZURICHU] MEAT MARKET WE keep in stock a "' full line of fresh meats, hams, etc. etc Our cuts are noted for their tenderness and wholesomeness. Our aim is to keep nothing but the best. We make our own sausages. Give us a call. YUN1 LUT I a3ICfERT1 tr i� 444.44++++++4.+4.4.4-4.4.+++4.4-4.4.44 4.44-4.4.4.4• .4.++•i;•i••:• •F•h•'ri•4••i L 4. .4. 4. •3' -I. Amount Paid �t- $ Voting Coupon I Vote for As the most Popular Lady e 4, + '4' Sent by . + 4. 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