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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-07-11, Page 3uENTNA. /' // STRAT' ORD, ONT. CANADA'S BEST BUSY-` NESS COLLEGE We have thorough courses and competent experienced , instructor. We do more for our studentsand gradutes than other 'schools: ' do. At present we have applications offering from $600. to 0.200. per annum for trained help; Business men know where the best help. We have three departmental: Commer- cial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. Get our free Catalogue. D:A.McLachlan, Principal. Dashwood Purniture Store We care giving Big Snaps , in Pianos and Organsfor the balance of the year. Two big shipments ; of Binger and Raymond Sew- in.g 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 alight -call Central. P. McISAAC Furniture and Undertain3. LEGAL CARDS. 1 UDFOo7' ",& EI[LORAN, rdistrtrs, -.Soli ., eurn otarieg Public, ete:'. Godexieli, O t ,. W. 'Y'ioudfoot, $,- C. li', G. Mays, . L. - Killoran. BUSINESS CARDS. B. S. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER, Exeter. Sales condaieteet in all parts. satis- faction guaranteed or eo pay. Terms reasonable., 'Orders left at this office will be promptly attended to. EL EMBER & SON Cry diton, - Oiita.riio Conveyancers, General Insurance Agents Zelephone--Office la, House lb. ANDREW F. HESS, FIRE. INStJE.AN- ce agent, representing the London, Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand- ard; Wellington and Guardian. Every- thing in fire insurance. R. P. A. SELLEii,Y, DENTIST, GRA - dilate 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- ay. ' Dashwood _. .. ... . 7.2G ' dersamealooliar ail?eii�.� o.. Wedne;;day ,'darn every '• Wed aet.Ray afternoon and evening, Satarda.37 Open every Saturday. all day, and evening. .. , VMS. KLUiy , 9b+reitior.', ..ave.—ens .,.r__..._.u_-_ , -.. ..",...„y;yr,./ t+�laoxla't,,.+� o ea. a G . ,ta t •. TAMA:, Wags IOr;,sION COPYRIGHTS &O. 1 lauy011e seeding a Sketch anti deseriptton meg tiuicicly eseertain cur opinion Eros oIranTV au • klrentfen Isprobabl!yntfatentable, CotnmtthIafta ttonsstrictlyconndetittal. NAN®BGOK On Patents sent free. QOleot ap,envy for securing nhtonts. �ateirts" alian tlirongh 11�ittilt't ;al'i't. reoeivd atatat notiot, w,itheut cberge, in the ' ...c entire erita11. t L''bandaemol'y iilnattatAd weekly. Largest Oi>Le. nuilr,tton of ,any tletentttie journal. Terms for ada, 58,75 a 5"ear, bestage prepaid. Cold by owadoaleta. &UNN c Ce 3 stoa ',New York istric CREDITQN Mrs. Ed. Lawson is at present 'on the sick list. - Stephen .Council. met on Monday and transacted considerable business. Mr. and Mrs. Redfern of Toronto are the guest of Mrs. August, Ewald. Mrs. Fred Young is spending the week at the Bend." Mr, Chas. Ewald of Arkon, Ohio., is visiting his mother, Mr. August BENEDICK-In Crediton, on 'Wednes- day July 9th to Mr. and Mrs. Arth- ur Bendict, a daughter. Mr, Fred Harris left for London. Tuesday, where he willvisit for ' a time, Messrs Melvin Brown and Eldon -Burn left Tuesday for Berlin for a short visit. " err. Everett Fahner left on Monday for a visit with friends and relatives in Buffalo. Miss Della Brown who has been visiting friends in Dashwood, has re- turned home. iur. Barney- Brown had a successful barn raising on Friday afternoon. The men finished, getting the timbers in place before the rain came on. Just received at Zwicker's a large assortment of Ladies and Children's fancy parasols: See our special ass- ortment, all styles at $1.25 each. Mr. and Mrs. fleury- Mote- and family and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jac- ob Messner of Dashwood. Messrs H. Eilber, Paul Shenk and Ed. Fahner returned Friday from the Bend, where they hadbeen fish- ing, they had good luck, Two autos of Huron. Old Boys, passed through town on Saturday. Their ,cars were gaily decorated • with flags and penants. Mrs. Fred Young desires to express her thanks, through the columns of this paper to her neighbors and friends, who were so kind-, to her in her ,recent bereavement. Sal'OOL. REPORT Examination reports of S.S. No. 11 Hay, St.Joseph.- Jr to Sr 4th— Stella Campbell, Sr 3rd to Jr- 4th --Joseph Masse. Jr to Sr 3rd :Louise Germatte, Al- bina.Papiueau. 2nd to Jr 3rd—Sarah Ducharme, Matilda Papiueau, Albini Ducuarme. Sr 1st to Pt 2nd—Willie Duch - mane, Peter Germatte, Lawrence Overholt, Anna Jeffrey. ' Names are in order.,of merit. Teacher, V. Walsh. ENGLAND'S ANARCHISTS. w EXETER. Mx. 'Wiliiam J. Vance died .! at his+ his home on the N.E.B of Usborn'e on'. Sunday laet after being ill for ,over a'year with paralysis. The deceased was 58 year's and 16 days old, IIe has been a resident"of,' Usborne sine ce aa mere lad and has: many `. friends in thecpmmunity. Besides his -ser- rowing widow he is survived by two daughters and one son. Mrs. Simons of the 10th concession of `" Tacker - smith and Alvina and James at home- Mr. Vance was a member of the - Bethany Methodist church. The fun- eral was held on Wednesday " to the Staffa cemetery. Oldest Resident Dead=Mrs. Charl- es Rowe passed away at her home, on, Main street on Monday of last week in her 95th year. In spite of her ad- vonced years the deceased has been quite active up to last September when she was taken ill and gradually be- came -worse. Before her illness she was possessed of all her foculties and attended the James Street Methodist church every Sabboth. Her alertness was remarkable for a person of her age. For the past four months she has kept her bed . continually. The deceased was borne in Devonshire and was married to Charles Rowe who predeceased her on Moreh 2nd 1905. Died in the West—Word was re- ceived here of the sudden death of Dr. D. Hodgson which occurred on Tuesday June 24th at Bridgeford Sask.' Dr. Hodgson was 41 years S. months and 2 days old. He was a son of •Mrs. W. Hodgson of Elimville. He ' was born at Whalen and graduated at Toronto University, After pract- icing for two years in Staffs he went to the west,where he has been ten years. He is survived by a wife, his mother Mrs. William Hadgson of Elimville seven brothers, andtwo sisters; two brothers at Granton Dant and "James; John at Whalen; Thos. at.- IIitscotyy Alta.;: Nelson of Herniate; Chester of Toronto, Dr. Roy' of Tess' ier Sask Mrs. R. Skinner of vine and Mrs. Flewwelling of ll?Curcil Alta, He was burned ' at - Tagasl Sack, on Thursday. Former Resident Dead—The' death occured in Victoria gospital London on Friday last, of'Mr. John Evans a' former resident of Exeter, 'who . left here for London about eight •,' years ago and since that time has been one of London's leading contractors'" and builders. The deceased was borne in London and lived in that city many years before coming to Exeter and while there was sngaged in the build ing and contracting business. Mrs. Richard Delbricige is laid up at her home, the result of falling clown stair on Monday evening. She had gone un stairs and was trying to secure a light -ellen ."some way she missed her footing and fell headlong down thestairs, receiving injuries to her back ribs, ankle, and also intern- ally. She suffered a great deal as a result. PESTRY UARES We have received another shipment of Velvet and- Tapestry Squares, exquisite patterns, in sizes Z% by3to 4 by 41/2 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 them direct and can show you a large -variety of patterns both in floral and tile effects. You can get a nice choice here. Our prices range from $2.00 to $2.59 per yard. we are also showing a good stock of 'Carpets, Floor Oil. Cloths, Stair Oils, &c. at right prices. • Wall Papers we have added, several patterns of wall Papers to our stock this week, and are giving some special bargains to clear out several lines Our stock is large and well assorted and 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- ering 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, Milans, &c. The very;'newest styles you will find in this department, How She . Came to Extend to Them the' Privilege of Asylum. In connection with the recent an- archist narchist outbreak in London a French editor, Hugues le Roux, relates a cur - ions story of Stepniak, the Russian Nihilist author, who had written, a book in Italian which Le Roux had decided upon translating. Stepniak at the time, which was 27 years ago, not deeming liimssel safe in Geneva, determined on going to London. Later Le Roux went to London to get Step - nick's manuscript. When, during their meting in a tavern; he asked the Ni- hilist whether he felt safe at last, he received the following remarkable reply: - `I am on capital terms with the London police. We even exchange visits of -courtesy. Only a few days ago one of their officials called on me and said: 'We know who you are, why you have 'fled your country and why you have left Switzerland. You have succeeded in getting to England; so much the better for you. But there are conditions attached to this hospi- tality. You understand that it is not through love of their crimes that we admit all those who go in for political . assassination. We have a royal family that is snared in us, and ministers whose lives we respect. We place all these estimable p 'i'sone hc,nncl the reach of assassination by sheltering l tee 'rerrorists, Anarchists and Nihi1- II ists who have nowhere else to go. 13e- tween them a204.us there is a ecn- tract. On the explosion, of the first' bomb, on the. first pistol, shoot,, on the RrM knife drawn on "aro, representa- ve of that authority which we re - as sacred, we suspend the right f `asylurii; we expel the refugees, wo drive' them in a heap to the jails, the ',gibbets,, the guillotines of the cont ent which are waiting for them.' Stepnia)r .Laughed in his bristly beard, says Le Roux, atthe cuteness of these English. "Behold in me,". e cried, "the sacred hostage of her gra- cious majesty Queen Vidtorfa. HAY COUNCIL Met on Saturday the 5th. of July F. W. Farnconlb was instructed to include the East Brancch South Drain in his report of "East Branch North Drain". A copy of our Engineers Report, Plans, Profile and assessment, which had been served on the head of . the Township was laid before council. The Clerk was instructed, to notify the owners of the lands assessed for outlet nobility that the report will le) considered at next meeting of council on Saturday the 2nd, day of -Ai gust at ten o'clock a. The Reeve and Treasurer were a-u- thoti2ed to borrow a'sinn of Money for currout expenses to be repaid from taxes. _. Tl; W. li`arncomb was instructed, include "East Branch South Drain" in his report of East Drench_ Noia'tll Drain. The i1leik Was instructed top reprise a by-law for next' meeting of Council authorizing tan additional itional isstile of Debentures on the security of those telephone etbscribers who have conic in since the issue of the first, cleben tures. After passing a number of aeconnts mostly, for telephone work, the Coun- cil adjourned. to meet again on Sat- tirday the 21d. day of August at 10 o'clock, when all the rates 'including school will be struck, Dinnerware Glassware China, etc. 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 TELEPHONE No. 3 All kinds Farm Produce Taken, C. 1 , • , u n niwst�Il ra n s /li Iry ! IAA' f13aale `�y E keep in stock a `'1 full line of fresh meats, hams, etc. etc Our cuts are noted for their tenderness and wholesomeness. Our aim. is to keep nothing butt ,e best. We' make- our own sausages. Give us a call. YDNBL U T ` B"4v _ A �� l T. I am operating the Blake Chopping Mill every Tuesday and Friday. Have a first-class': new grinder, guaran- tee will guar'an- ri tee satisfaction. �" •� � i(� BLAKE, _ ONT. Electric Restorer for Men ){losphO1101 restores every nerve in the body to its proper tension ; restores vim and vitality, Premature decay and all sexual averted at . Pho l.on.ol weakness once s will P make yeti a new man, Price irk a box, or two for $5. Mailed to any address. the Seobell Drcisr i »., st. Cattlttruksa. Ont. DR, A. J. iil'acIs INNON late HIouse Surgeon, Erie County Hospital, Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-. dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity Hospital N. Y. city.Late te of the 1 ,;louse Staff, New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital. Drug k'store in connection. Office, Zurich, Out. ppdit l is -.al rp)71 Noe A.1 &pile l uI,'Ger . for Sale,Apply to' S. J. ,S C'C�pE:ITZ Ya Shipka. ¢@59p. L.:Z`:.2...:.•.....aG`.....-Z2�.'•...Y-#C'"f'.S.Q,u.w...r Stationery.—Up to date station- ery sold at our o.ce. 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