The Herald, 1913-04-11, Page 6OUR EXHIBIT
OF FASHIONABLE
WEARING APPAREL
Do not fail to look through our Stock of General
Dry Goods. We have the assortment and
our prices will compare favorably
with any competition.
Also line of Ladies Rain Coats in the latest
shades at $5 to $7.50 each
Imported Whipcord and Bedford Cord Suit -
Ings. The latest material for Spring
Suits in plain and two tone shades,
tans, browns, Copenhagen, navy,
greens and blacks, prices Esc to $L25 yd
Sills. We have a complete stock of Pailette
Striped Taffetas, Shot Silks, etc, 86
inch wide ...... at 90e to $1.50 per yard
We are offering extra values in Boys and
Men's Suils. We are showing a
large and fashionable stock at low prices.
Our stock of Linoleumn and Floor Oil Cloths
are here. We can interest you, bring
in the measurement of your room
and we will give you figures cut and
laid down properly.
Wall Papers are arriving and the patterns
are the latest at prices from 5c to 35c
yd.
Classy Spring Coats. A nice collection of
Spring Coats for ladies who want
style and perfect fitting garments at
popular prices, in Serges, Tweeds,
Repps, etc.......Prices $7.00 to $12 each.
Millinery
This Department is under the management of Miss. Link. Do not fail to visit.
`our Show Room and see the new'areations. ` This year more than ever the success
of your spring costume will depend uponthe selection of just the right hat and
that is an all -sufficient reason why you should visit this section before deciding.
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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.
A CALL SOLICITED
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school in Ontario. Three depart-
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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.McLachlan9
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.
A big stock of Furniture
always on hand and prices
the Lowest.
Dried apples taken as Cash.
UNDERTAKING
Big stock on hand: Day or
night—call Central.
P, MoISAAO
Purnitiire and tindertaing
LEGAL. CARDS.
eROUDPOOT HAYS & KILLORAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot.
K. C. R. G. Hays. J. L. Killoran.
BUSINESS CARDS.
B. S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. Satis-
taction guaranteed or no pay. Terms
reasonable. Orders left at this office
will be promptly attended to.
H. EILBER & SON
Crediton, — Ontario
Conveyancers, General Insurance
Agents
Telephone—Office la, House lb.
District News
STADE—GEIGER
A most picturesque and delightful
wedding was solemnized on Wednes-
day of last week, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Geiger 14th con. Hay,
when their youngest daughter Flor-
ence May, became the bride of Mr.
William H. Stade son only. and Mrs.
Chris Stade of Dashwood. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Thun of
Dashwood, under an arch of evergreen
draped with white roses. The bride
wore a gown of white silk, wearing a
veil and wreath of orange blossoms,
she was attended by her cousin, Miss
Myrtle M. Horner, who was becomin-
ly gowned in Golden browns silk.
The groom was supported by his bro-
ther Rudolph R. Stade of Zurich. The
bride was given away by her father.
entering the parlor to thestrains of the
wedding march played by Miss Pearl
M. Pfile. After the ceremony was
solemnized and the usual congratula-
tions offered they sat down to a sump-
tuous wedding feast and did ample
justice to the many and. varied eatbles.
The evening was spent in a very soci-
able way. The young couple settle
down on their farm 1imiles south of
Dashwood. The many varied gifts
show the popularity of the young
couple are held, and all unite in wish-
ing them a happy and prosperous
future.
ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSURAN-
ce agent, representing the London,
Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every-
thing in fire insurance.
CREDITON
Last week`Mr. and Mrs. W. Lewis
received a letter from their daughter
Mrs. H. E. Rapley of Marietta Ohio
from which we take a few items with
reference to the recent flood— All the
papers we get are a few type written
sheets each day, will send them as
soon as the mails are running
right. We had nine feet of water in
our house. We have the goods all up
stairs and they are dry, and will leave
them there until we get some sort of a
douse; If we cannot get & house 111
Month Iam going to Canada up in
God's country, until Mr. Rapley finds
a place, for our house is •not fit to
live in. We ought to be thankful
woe have-oar,lives and nothing lost
hundreds of houses floated out into
the river and went clown, an as a res-
ult thousands of people are homeless.
Several of the stores are not going to
be started up again. There isa
grocery store and some other buildings
besides chairs and debris three feet
deep in front of our place. The saw
mill and button factory went out into
the river and took both down town
bridges away, so we have to ferry
across the river now. Houses stores
and barns are out in the middle of
the street. All the churches, school
houses, the city hall and every public
building is filled with homeless people.
In closing the letter Mrs. Rapley
says that it is impossible to fully
describe the flood, and their
present condition but hopes that she
may never see another. They are
both- well.
Messrs Alonzo Hodgins and G
Nicholson purchased the flax
property from Wuerth Haist &
the sale on Thursday last. Th
paid was $1450. The new
will continue the business and a
ready contracting for land. T
zens of Crediton and sumo
country will be pleased to lean
the mill will not be closed down,
will be run to its full capacity
new firm. They have the best
of our citizens.
R. F. A. SELLER?, DENTIST, GitA-
duate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
ronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurich, every Mon-
day. 7-26
E. ZELLER, CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. Deeds , Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Documents care
fully and promptly prepared. Office—
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 23, Con 7, (Parr Llne,) Hay
Township, 100 acres; 80 acres of
good bush. Brick house and good
bank barn. Well fenced and drained.
For particulars apply to Duncan
Taylor, Hensall P. 0.
TRADE MARKS
DESPiNS
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dpeciat iiottcC, tilt,bout charge, Di this
$Citu$af ‘C hilCrk L
A handeomety hit -Wetted weekly. Lamest sir-
etilatiott of any aelentitl' ,o rnyl. Terms for
Canada. $3 hi a year, post S prepaid. Sold by
all uewedealers��.11
UNN & Co 361broadway. ti FIX Y;•.'
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East all their lives. Their many fri-
ends wish them every success in their`.
new home.
Miss Alma Hill is spending a 'few,
weeks visiting friends in London.
EXETER
Rev. Mr. Blatchford of ' 'Centralia.
will preach in the Main st Methodist
church on Sunday, Mr. Powell tali
ing Mr Blatchford's work.
Mr. Harry Parsons left on Monday
for Calgary, where he has secured
position.
The sacred Cantata given in the'
Main st Methodist church on Monday
evening was much enjoyed.
The Ministeral Association of•
South Huron met in Caven Presbyter-
ian church on Monday afternoon April
7th. Rev. Mr McAllister gave a splen-
did paper on "The Marks of the Apos-
tolic Church."
Mr. Joseph Wambold of Dashwood
who purchased the confectionery busi-
ness of J. T. Wilson, took possession
last week. He will live in the brick
residence on Main st recently occupied
by Mr. Marchand.
Gerald I3urdon has taken a posi-
tion in Buffalo, where he has been
visiting for a few weeks.
Erie Hurdon will take the position
of junior in the Molsons Bank, Clin-
ton.
Percy Webber has moved his fam-
ily to Centralia, and Frank Sweet has
moved to Sarnia.
BLAKE
SCHOOL REPORT
The following report shows the rel-
ative standing of the pupils of U. S.
S. No 9, Stanley for March.
4th class—Lorne Manson, Edgie
Finlay, Abaham Zapfe.
Jr. 3rd—Lydia Gingerich, John
Moyer, Ruth Zirk,
Sr 2nd—Laura desch, Ada Meyers
Sarah Erb.
Jr 2nd—Harvey Moyer, Herbie
Moyer, John Oesch.
Pr 2(111—Anna Pearl Douglas, "....°l`.
eanor Meyers., Edmund Becliler. • • .
Pt 1st—Allan Douglas, Eva Zaipfe,
Florence Boyse.
G. S. Howard, teacher.
Godfrey
mill
Co at
The price
firm
re al -
he citi-
zens
that
but
by the
wishes
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bowman andMiss
Hilda Schenk attended the funeral of
the former's sister, Mrs. Thos, Sharp
of Watford. The deceased died on
Wednesday after a short illnes.
Mr. Geo. Holtzman was awarded
the contract for the building of the
new shed for the Methodist church at
their meeting on Wednesday last
The shed will be a brick one and
when complete will cost in the neigh
borhood of $1400.
Mr. Frank Sims last week purchas-
ed a heavy Shire stallion from John
Craven of Brinsley.
Mrs. R. Iluxtable who has been
Visiting her mouser Mrs, Jacob Fink-
beiner for a few weeks, returned to her
GRAND BEND
Intended for last week
Mr. Ed. Gill and Ernest Mollard
went to Exeter on Tuesday, to get
two Englishmen.
Mr. Frank Germotte is very sick
sorry to say, no better.
Mrs. Joe Ravelle is very' sick, we
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. Ed. willert is also on the si:li
list.
in Hamilton.
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Credi t,.'ti
Mr: lila Mrs. Chas Kerr left Mon-
da,y 'fo'r Benmiilor where Mr Kerr
recently purchased the brick yards
and business in that village. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr are both well
known here haying lived in Cxedrton
i
Mr. P. Baker was in Dashwood on
business, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker visited
at Major Baker's on Tuesday.
Mr. Clifford Buchanan is engaged
at John Gill's for the summer.
Mrs. Johnston had a bee yesterday,
repairing her barn which was damag-
ed by the windstorm.
CLANDEBOYE
Mr. Ward Hodgins has engaged Mr.
John Sturgis for a year, and Mr.
Hodgins is moving into the house for-
merly occupied by his brother.
Thursday morning's high wind
blew off the side of Mr. Eli Bice's
barn, which was somewhat damaged
in the recent gale. Extra damage was
done to the extent of about $125.
Mr. John Flynn has moved into
Mr. Andrew Patton's house, east of
Clandeboye.
Mr. John Leitch, cattle deale Ail.
sa Craig, was here recently.
IN MEMORIAM
Mrs. Jacob Weber, who died April
2nd 1612.
Dearest mother we have laid thee.
In thy peaceful graves embrace.
Still thy memory will becherished.
Till we again see thy smiling face.
From children,
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Daniee Sur-
erus who departed this life so sudden-
ly on April 11th. 1912.
Oft we think of the dear fatheit,
And our hearth are sad with pain.'
Oh this earth would bts it heaven,
Could we but htar'thy voice, again.
Wife and children.'
1111111.
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We make otir own
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