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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.
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. McISAAO
Furniture ` d Undertaing
LEGAL, CARDS.
'ROUDFOOT HAYS & KILLORAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot.
K. C. B. C. Hays. J. L. Killoran.
BUSINESS CARDS.
• B. S. PHILLIPS,
AUC'T'IONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. Satis-
faction guaranteed or no pay. Terms
raascmable. Orders left at this office
will be promptly attended to.
H. EILBER & SON
Crediton, - Ontario
Conveyancers, General Insurance
Agents
Telephone—Office la, House lb.
ANDREW F. HESS, EXILE INSUWAN-
ce agent, representing the London,
Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington and, Guardian. Every
thing in fire insurance. •
Dashwood
Barber Shop
Wednesday
pen every Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
District News
DASH'W OOD
Stephen Council met on Monday.
A number of the young people took
in the sports at Zurich, on Monday.
Mr. Win. Gossman of London was
home over Labor Day.
Mr. Gorden Goetz of Clinton . is
holidaying at his home.
A few more brooms for sale at
25o each D. Tiernan.
Miss Ena Guenther is on the sick
list this week.
• Mrs. '\Vm. Ehlers visited relatives
in Port Elgin over the holiday.
Miss Lavina Koch is spending her
holidays at her home in Dashwood.
Miss Muriel Preeter was tire guest
of Miss Leila Siebert a few days last
week.
Dr. H. V. Caton of London,spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Brown on the Goshen Line, near
Zurich,
Miss Lydia Brown and her broth-
er Norman of Dashwood, visited
Zurich on Sunday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Ezra Tiernan of
Dashwood spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Brown.
Saturday .
Open every Saturday, all day, and
evening.
THOS. KLUMPP, Proprietor .
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<enttree. OId@ . (sIXenor forseaurjng,patents.
Patentb taken tbrOnl;h Mural , & Co. reoei'f+i
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Miss Duffin of Thorndale returned
to re.iime her duties at the Hay
school.
Bliss Tillie Miller of the Model
School Clinton was home over the
holiday.
Miss Maide Routledge has returned
after attending the millinery opening
at Toronto and London.
Miss Lydia Brown of Dashwood
has returned from her visited to
Thedford and is now camping at
Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Brown of Crediton
and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jarvis of
Dresden visited Mr, and Mrs. IV. L.
Siebert over Sunday.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Zimmer unfortunately • broke
his arm while running his waggon
on the sidewalk on Saturday,
Anetta. daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Chas. Steinhagen, met with a simi.
lar accident on Tuesday breaking
her arm near the elbo.
Guinther is'stilt in a very
low condition. But his many friends
hope for his recovery.
A.ILSA CRAIG
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Calhoun and
family of London, visited over Sun -
with Mrs. E. Wilson at the Queen's
Miss Ethel Clarke is progressing
favorably after her recent operation
for appendicitis.
Mr. Harold Abbot, of Chicago, is
visiting with his family at the home
of lairs. B. MacDonald.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church will hold their regular mon-*
thly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Risdale.
Miss E. Anderson visited Parkhill
friends on Sunday and Monday.
Alex Towle was a London visitor,
recently.
11: Clarke and children and Miss
Gilbert motored to Crediton recently.
Miss Lillie Martin has returned
from,from•Millbank, after two weeks'
vacation with, relatives there.
THE TOWN BEAUTIFUL
The following is clipped from an
exchange. Think of what a change in
appearance of any community it
would make and what sweet repose at
night would be had if all the citizens
would subscribe to and observe faith •
fully the promises:
I promise to keep my sidewalk
clean.
I promise to keep the gutter in
front of my premises free from weeds.
I promise not to throw 'fruit skins
or paper on the streets.
I promise to keep my . back yard
neat and cloth.
Ipromise to keep my hens in my
own back yard.
I promise to keep my cat shut up
over night, -
I promise to attend to my own aff-
size is rarely chosen. The .tour
merit itself is a big event, but,
the addition of an old boys' re-unitso,
we expect the first week in Augithst
will be the greatest that Seaforth Jars
ever seen.
EXETER
Preparations are under way for . tli
Annual Fall Fair which :will, be ;'lucid
on Monday and Tuesday, 15 and il.Oth.
The Exeter Fair is always Dopa a+l'
with the people and this year pros
es to be the best yet,,,
Some suetik thief recently ori ,
the laundry of the local Chivai,
while the latter wasengaged inr wash,
ing and rifled the till stealing .' over
eleven dollars in bills and silver •No`
clue has been found as to; the guilty
party, but a vigorous effort shoul& be
made to locate the thief.
Word was received last Wednesday
of the death of the wife of Rev J. R.
Gundy of St. Thomas, Mr. and, ,Mrs.'
Gundy were former residents of ,Exe-
ter. Mr. Gundy being pastor. ;of': the
Main Street Methodist church.' The
funeral was held to the Exeter.: co e
tery an Thursday on the arrival; of
the morning train from London.°"'
Mr, Richard Coates of Usborne re-
ceived a photograph last weelifroin re-
latives in Douglas, Man.,of a boy liv-
ing in that town that for avoirdupois
and measurements outstrips anything
we have ever heard of in these , parts
Ile is only eight years old and' weighs
198 pounds, 4 feet S ' inches :" high,
has a chest measurement of 43' inches
waist 44, hips 48, thigh 80, arh, '141;
neck 15, and calf of leg 113.e' He is
possessed of an excellent - physique,
is symmetrical and symmetrical and
well proportioned and is a marvellous
type of mankind.
Mrs. Jas. Bawden after an exten-
ded visit with her father, -Mr. Thos.
Hawkins left for her home in Ed-
monton, Alta,, on Saturday:.She
was accompanied as far -as--'Toronto
by her father.
Miss Grace Sanders liaft'"iioi'' Tori
onto where she will spend. t few days.
before leaving for ' Batbleford, where
she expects to remain fora tine,
Mrs. Penhale of St. Thomas spent
a few days of this week with friends
in town.
Mr. H. Harwood of Rochester N. Y.
visited with his mother Mrs. R. Pick-
ard over the holiday.
Mr. Garfield Sheer, of ' Brantford
spent the fore part of the week with
his mother. '
A very quiet wedding was solemn-
ized in Trivitt Memorial church on
Saturday Aug. 30th. when Mr.. Rich'-
ard Quance was united in marriage
to Miss Allan. Rear. D. IV. Collins
the rector of the church performing
the wedding ceremony after : which
Mr. and Mrs. Quance autoed , 'to
Centralia taking the evening for. Tor-
onto, Niagara -and other ' eastern
points. After their return, they -will
reside' on Andrew st.
' Miss Elsie McCallum returned, tee
London to resume her teaching
duties.
Mrs. Douglas is visiting friends in
Toronto.
WANTED—Girls to learn the knitt-
ing and looping, in our factory.
Guaranteed $5.00 per week' can
make 12.00 to $15.00. Pleasant
and Congenial position. Apply . by
letter or phone to manager. Clinton
Knitting Co. Ltd., Clinton5Out. :,
Fcuus and •not"speak slightingly' of my
neighbors. ' : '
• A meetrno
a f the citizens was held
�' ,•
in.conneatiou with; . the ;lairdilien's
f Tournament in i.egtiest1,t9i.4. ' It is
to regretted that firer'were not more
present, at this is' an opportunity that
• i 9rtih.'inav never have again
ithat Se'ttifo ,
'tc li irh'e''a'success of a reunion 101 this
'lid n a the 'IIremen's Tournament is a
I in -
liked fortunate to be able, to secure
Fall and Winter Goods
rriying Daily for Early Buyers
We have opened up a shipment of Ladies Coats, the very latest New York styles in some swell
new olothe, prices from $7.50 to 20.00 each.
NEW DRESS GOODS
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Velvets and' Suitings, we have had several shipments for your inspection of Tweeds, Che-
viots; Serges Corduroys, Whip Cords, Bedford Cords, Silks oto, in all the newest shades together
With a swell range of Allover Laces; Fancy Silks, Braids, Laces Etc. for trimming.
FURS
We have opened up several lots of Mink, Marmot, Stoles, Muffs, Sable, Persian Lamb, Fox etc.
We can save you money on your purchase this season. It will pay you to look over our stock.
READY MADE CLOTHING
Weare receiving some of the very latest suits and overcoats we have over shown, rightupto
date.'We have some extra values in - Children's 2 and three piece suits If your contemplate buying
Boys Suits do not fail to see our stook.
ORDERED CLOTHING
We have several hundred patterns of tweeds & worsteads for you to choose from,we get them
made up in the very latest styles and guarantee you a fit, we would be pleased to show you our
entire range of patterns and quote prices, we feel satisfied that we can save you money on ,your
fall suit, we have them marked low for quick sale.
COTTONS
Our stock of Flanelette, Shootings, Pillow Cottons, Tiokings, Towellings, Bleached and Grey
Cottons is complete and prices right.
CHINA & GLASSWARE
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Our stock of Dinnerware, Hanging Lamps, Glassware, China, Parlor and Hall Lamps, is large'
we would be pleased to show you our dinner sets which we import direct from the potteries.
POTTERY
We have some very exquisite patterns in the very newest shapes etc. and•i£ you intend to purchase
a dinner set do not fail to see our stock, we have some pretty designs in 97 piece sets starting at
5.40per set.
Our Grocery. Stock is complete and over prices right below we quote a few val-
ues we are giving:
Redpaths extra standard Granulated. Sugar, in sealed bags, ae $4.75 per 100 pounds:
Maple Leaf or Coronet Loekeys Salmon 20c a tin. Very finest seeded Raisins 10c or 8 for 25.
Best roasted Reo Coffee 20c per lb. Corn,. Peas or Tomatoes the very best brands packed 8 for 25.
Canned Beans 5q per tin. 20 lbs Redpaths Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
We have the agency for Martin Senor 100 per. cent pure mixed paints, Gold
Medal and Champion high speed washiug machine, Royal:purple Stock Food etc.
We are open for all kinds of farm produce for which we pay the highest prices.
Save our Coupons which we give with each cash purchase. They are -valuable
We pay highest price for all Farm Produce.
A CALL SOLICITED
TELEPHONE No. 3
Cs ZWIOKER
All kinds Farm
Produce Taken.
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DATES OF FALL FAIRS IN
WESTERN ONTARIO
New Hamburgl.--
1Sept',' 1-12
Drui ibo.. ..... Sept 28-24
Elmira .....,,Sept 28---24
Fe gus..........:......,...Sept 24--26
Einbvo Oct 2
Galt ..,Oct 2-3
(*uelph ...,Sept 16--18
. S µ--12'
Ingersoll ......... ......Sept6-17'
ListttWglt ......'Supt' 16.17:
tendon
Milverton • Sept 25-'20
Neustadt:.. , , ...
.......Sept10- 17
Ottawa •• • . .Selat5--18
Stratford,Sept�`�18-19
St. Marys Sept 28-24
Tavistock . Sept 1:5.10
Toronto ... ...•....Aug 28 to Sept 8
Wellesley .. .Sept.: '0-10
Sart 25,.,-,.-2G
VVinghai'n ., t ept;11 11—lb
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Weed gtocic>..,,'., <S,
.. ZURICH ..
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
Ty full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc,
Qur 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.
YUN SLUT
RICHERT.
RT.
1ake
Chopper
I am operating the Blake
Chopping Mill ever y
Tuesday and. Friday..
Rave a first-class; new
grinder,, and will guaran-
tele .satisfaction.
.:JACOB KIPFER
BLAKE, - ONT.
Ilectric Restorer for Men
Phosphonol restores every nerve in the body
0
its proper tension ; restores
and n rem to ode nn all exual
Vim end vitality. n r decays
weakness averted et once. Tilnsphonoi will
make_ volt a new num. Price $i a box, or two o fol'
'15, Mailed to any, a l"dres., $lie Son"14iD3rns'
r;e„. Catbitoix,a n
BR A. J. MacXINNONolate Hou
Surgeon, Erie County Hospit
.Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant re
dent Physician, Manhattan Matern
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of
House Staff, New York Palycli
Medical School and Hospital. D
store in connection. Office, Zuri
Ont.
APPLE
BUTTE
No. A-1 Apple Butter
Sale, Apply' to
S.. J. SWEITZE
Shi
Stationery. --Up to date sti
ery soldat
our office. We
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your initials on the paper ft
charge, 25ets. a box. The
Oreclitou.