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.A. cachran,
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 R•ayntoitl Sew-
ing 3Iac1liries must be
cleared out at once, at
a low price.
IA big stock of Furniture
always on hand and prices
the Lowest.
Dried apples taken as Cash.
UNDERTAKING
Big stock on hand. Day l.r
night—call Central.
P. MoISAA0
Furniture end Undertain3
.mark
1 Another of the pioneer residents
t'TRR an the parson of RosanaRete ler,.
On baterdey May 17th Mary Tay- died ,t ole e ome:,• fah :eon
e .'uesday
for begot ei;1 wife of AIr. C. T. rooke, tt.t the it alicod'age, of 91,. years, 2
classed away at, her home on Wilii t nnths an t CG day's I cianbits
atnatreit after ailing for about ten ed was the,widow late: Geo
Months. On October tenth the ole- rg a Roeszler, Who predeeesieed her
ceased underwent an operation at about 81 years ago. , Tho f ineral
the Lont on,,Hospital but for a few will take place from Iter late. home
months llre-ious to that she had been on Friday 30th roar at 1.30 a'olook
under the doctor's eare. The opera -The atoilthe the
ittseof Johnlical son -.te
Lion was unsuccessful. Mts. homestead and Charles of Crediton
Brooks was born near Zion, 1'sborne • and who have the sympathy •of , :ill
Township,being, a daughter of thelate. in their loss.
John Taylor. Twenty live yeti's b.go The farm of Mr. Henry .aist
she was married to her bereaved bus-
was the scene on, 1'lxesctay, ill k>
'band and they left for Winu,ipeg tore- tire that might ,have proved discs.
side, roturing to Exeter in 13)00 where eerous i:ad•there been a high wind,
Mr. Brooks has since been express a- As it lytta the loss will be over $400
gent. The deceased had been a mueiu-- which is pa,.•tially covered 1iv` fit
her of the Methodist church since her suranee, Besides.thti hen • awl. pig
youth taking; an active part in au honiaes 'end ice house, a large straw
branches of church work, and lying• stack was destroyed, and as the
mg a host of friends who held her in fire was within 8 or 10 feet from
the highest esteem. 4Besides her ser the barn this also *owlet. have been
burnt had it not, • been for the
rowing husband, slie'ie survived b)' timely aid of his neighbors. Mr.
five brothers and four sisters; Haist desires to °heartily ',thank
and Robert of Zion; John and Janiesi those who turned out to "gtesist in
of town and Andrew of Yarmouth , getting the blaze under con trot;..
centre; lIrs, Cook of SLTlhomas; Mrs.
Pierson of London; '1lrs. Geo. Thomas"Eight houis' work is enough for
and Miss Taylor of town. The funcr- any man," ,said Farmer ,Corntoesel.
al was held privately on Tuesday "Yes' replied .i
. wife, as she dropped
opc
afternoon to the Exeter cemetery: 5 to armful of stare wood a u slit n •
Mr. and Mrs. P. Iltwkshatt and
'the, question is how are you'going to
two children visited at the Thome of get any Ulan to that doninch Work."
Mr. J. ilawkshaw who continues very li•tashiu;.;tou Stott,
• :Masonic. ---District Superintedent
among; those who spent the Boli .tacksa)rr Paid hi'official visit -to
1lallueli Chapter, Royal Arch Mason.
days hero with friends were: llr. and
Mrs. C. Spackman and child ,,of in Seafurth, on Monday last. There
Guelph, -hiss W. Huston of 1 latmil- , was a large turnout of members and
Iota. Miss Jean Walker of London,
exemplified the third.degree in
M;r, H. Hooper of London. Wes. Vale ; a most ere,litalblo manner.
of Niagara, Mrs. Ilneston of London. Egiuondrille bus had 7iustalled. tunMrs. McTavish and children of Shalt-' street liti ats, the Hagge as tii se in. ;
ospe=are. i Scaf'orth and provided from the Hv..,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Follick and ; done in
tlru commission here. The work was
1Mydre
is. Enoch Folliek are Spending a ! staff, Messrs Case and irst class le by Neilands.H The
week at Grand Bend fixing .up their, lights were turned on for the Bast
cottage for the the summer months. tittit on Thursday evening.
lri s T. White spent the 24th in; \Vith trate black champion awaiting
Windsor.
sentence for as violation of the-Vhite
L. GAL. OARDS,. Mr. and Mit. J W. Powell 'spent slave law in Chic ag,o, and the 1101W•
the holiday with friends i tl hite.champion under arrest . on. .
YRO 1 1i't fT HAYS & KII,I.O AN, I St.Thonns• t
charge of manslaughter;. -the 'itixxn�
a I nrra,tet;, Solncator ,Notaries Public
The death took place on fieturclitiy t ate Future of the prize.; -'mg , Is _• y ,
ate: C:nrlor lei,':n,iet Canada Liifilfrroi, of 7'hoG 1.3royk at the a:p of vI years i very bright..
Xs t,r. ss. t 9al
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after a short illness from cancer: De- f ti2a,000,000 is the amount of . the
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ceased was taken to Victoria hospital loan negotia.tecl•by Mexico in Lonidcn
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BiISl1VESa^ t ARL75
London o atiltI
ergo an operation but and Paris to help restore the amines
.B. S. PHILLIPS 9 .,
AUC'I'iOr41iER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. Satis-
faction gn aranteed or no pay. Terms
reasona)ila. Orders left at this oiliee
•will be promptly attended to.
H. EMBER & SON
Crediton, - Ontario
Conveyancers, General Insurance
Agents
'l.elephone—Office la, House 1b.
tNDREw F. HESS, FIRE Iiv'SURAN-
ee agent, representing the, London,
Economical, waterloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every.
thing in fire insurance.
R. P. A. SELLERY, DENTIST, GRA-
duate of the 'Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry, To-
routo University. Painless extraction
of teeth,. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurich, every Mon-
day. • 7-26
• ZELLER, • CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. Do eds., Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Document care
fully and promptly prepared. 'Office --
Zoller block, Zurich, Ont,
PALM FOR SALE
Lot 423, Con 7, (Parr Line,) Hay
)wnship, 100 acres; 30 acres of
od bush. Brick house and good
auk barn. *Well fenced and drained,
)r particulars apply to Duncan
tylor, Hensall P. O.
OVER Erb *rt:i:,t
TRADE MARKt%
D5sitslvs
COPYRIGHTS &d.
anyone sending a sketch a d deedrlptloh mai
Maly ascertain our opini - tr8e whether an
%I/Outten i8 probably paten le. CommnniNt.
ons strletlyconfidential. li t7D00OK on Patents
tot iron. Oldest at(ttotu y Yee securing patents.
ratenva 'taken through. Minn & Co. reeet1'n
'echo uhttc8,Without charge, in the
''Stititftf c . merkaii..
handsomely lmietrate& weekly, Largest Or.
lation of any scieutitle journal Terms for
tnada, 8815 a year, postage prepaid sole by
ne tdealere: ya,,. .,
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nothing cunh1 be done to relieve. his .i caused by the'inuurrection to pubis
suffering. The funeral took place on buildings; bridges, railways, etc,. 'Thi :
Tuesday to the Exeter cemetery. ; is a pointer to the eredit of the bless.
lir. W. 1, White of Ottawa spent edges of the peacemaker. Yon can•
Sunday with his mother. not fool with shot and shell. With-
' Mrs. J. f,latchford ti,nd,Mies lkIar. Iout somebody paying sweetly for it,
ion spent a): few days of last week in' In the supplementary estimates
Lucan. which were laid before the House 01
Mrs. W. J. (xoaclison and two
Comm!) tm Friday there is the sun
of , +;+.'t) f,m tot' extension of - the
children of Sarnia, spent the holidays 1 ,
with DIr, I) Johns. Clivi, n past office. Goderich gets
I.still another $8,000 for the harbor.
We have the the largest stock' of 1,131 ussels i- 10,000 for a postoince and
Exeter ti15,000 for a like purpose.
furnitnre in the Cdtuifty call and see $2,500 hill be sent in l'Vinghaln for
and gee prices before you buy. At public 1ntiltling improvement.
H,art 1t l )'1
s.
CREDITON
M:r, and Mrs, Eslia Heywood
ited in town over Sunday.
Miss Elsie Geiser of Toronto
home on a visit.
Mr. Howard Hoffman of
is visiting in theti•illage. c
i1Tr. and Mrs. W. Paget are spend-
ing the holidays in •St.Catherines.
'Harold Glenn spent the holidays at
his home near Hensall.
Mr. rlmsr Sheardown of•I3enniller
visited ii, the village over Sunday.
Mrs. Pinkbeinitr and dan ;hter Mrs.
Smith are visiting the foriner's sister,
Mrs. John Wein,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet }3aker. and
(laughter T)orthy of London are visit-
ing Mr. Chris Beaver 'over the holi-
days.- a .
Miss Minnie Motz of Detroit, is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives around here.
11'essrs Frank au.d Chris Pinkbeiner
!t£ London visited flrtillclq in the viii•
age over the holidays.
11Ir. and 112i,s. Ti, Webi, of London
visited the ltitte'rs parents Mr. , and
Mrs. Sohn Wein for a fete days.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Peeeter of Ztir-
i' h visited Mr, and Mrs. Tack Swei-
•.t• ..er on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Sana. Sbeardown of
Gocderioh viiiLed the formersniother
over, Sunday.
Mr, SVin. Brown of Zurich spent
Sunday with his parents Mr. anis Mrs:
G. K. Brown.
HARPLEY'
-lIiss :Mattie Hodgins of Detroit was
vis- a holiday visitor at home.
We are gald to report that Mr. Geo.
is Webb is improving.
Toronto
Mr. Geo; Thompson of Battle Creek
was called to the bed side of his fath-
er the latter end of last week. Mr.
Thompson still continues very low.
Miss Lydia Sherritt returned to
Toronto Tuesday morning, after
spending; a few .days over the 24th,
with her parents.
Mrs. J. Mims of Brinsley was a
Saturday visitor in our burg.
Miss wood teacher of S. S. No. 10,
Visited at her home at Bayfield, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mi. Lloyd and Eolith Taylor visited
in 11IaGillivray ono day last week;
SHIPKA
Sandy McEachan and Albert Keys
visited friends in Parkhill. one day
last week. Some attractions _boys.
•111isc L' Lacey of Dashwood was
a yisitC)r OtiVisS f'.. Treys last week,
Miss L. Palmer, wholes been vis-
iting friends here has returned to her
home in Crediton.
Miss V. Gainer is visiting ^art the
home of Mr. J. Geiser at time of
writing•.
Mr. al d Mrs. Jolan Bats visited in
Ramon g last week.
Shipka ramblers are•to platy the.
the e G shag
Lint Thursday.. Jvei3
:
body
is welcoine. .Come and hoot
for the .ramblers
We have received another shipment of Velvet
end Tapestry Squares, exgUisite patterns, in sizes
2% by 3 to 4 by 45.E yds
Call and examine our stock. we are giving extra value. It will pay, " you; to
buy your House Furnishings here,
4 yd. wide Linoleum
See our stock of 4 yd wide Linoleum
we imported rheni direct and can show
you a large variety of patterns both in.
-lorail and tile effects.. toll can get a
nice choice here. Our. prices range
from $2.00 to $2.50 per yard.
we are also showing agood stock of
Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Stair Oils,
ike. at right prices.
Wall Papers
we have added several - patterns of
wall Papers to our stock this week,
and are giving 801110' special bargains
to clear out several lines, 0u � str)c;li
is large and well assorted t,:ucl values.'
right.
Ready Made Clothing
We have several hundred Mens. and,
Boys Suits of up to date goods. Call
and examine our stock as we are off-
• eying some extra bargains in Boys
Suits to clear. -
See ..our Boys Knickers at 25c per pr.
Good Solid Wearers.
Millinery
We have some special bargains in
this department and invite you to
call. Miss Link is showing some
new Summer Hats in Panamas,
Miians, &c. The very_,ne •, tr=,t styles
you will find in this department, +
Dinnerware
Glassw
See our Dinner Sets, we •
have a grand selection.
we start a nice' Printed
Porcelain 97 piece set at
$5,40 each -
Our Grocery stock is well -assorted with the very best
obtainable, at Close Prices.
We pay highest price for all Farm Produce.
A CALL SOLICITED
TELEPI3ONE INTO. 3
ill kinds Farm F
Produce Taken.
a as
MEAT MARKET
'E keep in stock a
ly lull 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.
YUNliBLU 1
BEICHERT.
1.
ERT.
ZWICK
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11 A. 3. MaeIINNON late House
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital, :-
Buffalo N. Y, Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
House Staff, Y.
city. Late of the
Medical School and Hospital Drug
Hospital N Y •
Cioppex •, Newt York Polyclinic
store in connection. Office,Zurich,
Ont,
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am ..operating the Blake
Chopping Mill every
Tuesday and'Priday.
Have a .first-olass new
grinder, and will guaran-
tee satisfaction,
JACOB KIPFER.
BLAKE,
GRA D TRUNK RTES AILWAY TESYSR SIA
TEM
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Stations in Canadaeast of Port
Arthur; also to Detroit and Port
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Palls, Black Ronk and Suspension .
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Good going March 20, 21, 22, 23, -.
ONT. and 24, valid returning up to „ andinolndi'ng'Wednesd'ay, March 26,
1913.
Pun particulars and tickets :from
Grand' Trunk Agents.
Electric Restorer for'Men 4
Ph
osphonol restores
everynerve in the body
to Its proper tension ; restores
vim and vitality, Premature decay and all•aertual
Weakness averted at tante. Phospbonol ^will
make_, you a new man. Price $5' box' or two for
$5, Mailed to ahv address. The Soobell Dratt,
(10..91t. Catlu ria¢q. Ont.
Stationery, Opt todate station-
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your initials on the paper ;.free of
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