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D.A.McLachlan,
Principal
Dashwood
urniture Store
e are giving Big Snaps
in Pianos and Organs for
the balance of the year.
wo big shipments of
Singer and Raymond Sew-
ing Machines must be
cleared out at once, at
a low price.
big stock of Furniture
always on hand and prices
the Lowest.
reed apples taken as Cad.).
UNDERTAKING
ig stock on hand. Day or
night—call Central.
P. McISAAO
urniture and Undertaing
LEGAL CARDS.
OUDFOOT BAYS & KILLORAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot.
K. C. R. 0. Hays. J. L. Killoran.
BUSINESS CARDS.
B. S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. Satie-
ction guaranteed or no pay. Terms
asanable. Orders left at this office
11 be promptly attended to.
H. EILBER & SON
Crediton, — Ontario
Conveyancers, General Insurance
Agents
Telephone—Office la, House lb.
NDREW F. HESS, FIRE INSURAN-
ce agent, representing the London,
Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand -
d, Wellington and Guardian. Every-
thing in fire insurance.
Dashwood
Barber Shop
Wednesday
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District
News
CREDITON
Mr. Chas. Zwickers was in Toronto
this week, on business.
Mr. Fred Saxon visited in St117arys
over Sunday.
Special services are still being con-
ducted in 'the Evengelical church.
Mr. Jack Lovie and sister Mary' of
Grand Bend spent Monday in town,
Mr. Henry Bowman • had some
fowl and fruit stolen last week.
Mr. Adria Coughlin of Centralia
visited in town on Tuesday.
Nicholson and Trick shipped a car
load of cattle on Saturday.
Mr. G. Nicholson went to Toronto
on Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Lawson shipped a car
load: of cattle on Satuaday.
Mr. Otto Ewald spent Sunday in
Ailsa Craig with Mr. Hugo Schenk.
Mr. Chas. Zwicker and his staff of
clerks were to Dashwood on Sunday.
The black squirrel season opened
on Saturday quite a number were out
shooting them.
Miss Idella Schwartz, who has
been ill for the past week is able to
be out again.
Mrs. Chas. Zwicker and little son
Gerald are visiting Mrs. Zwicker's
parents in New Hamburg, this week.
A number from hero attended the
Guy Bros. concert at Exeter, on Fri-
day evening last week.
Nicholson and Hodgins have finish-
ed taking in the flax. They will
start working in the mill this week
sometime.
Mr. William Wein has rented the
skating rink from Mr. Fred Haist. He
has been levelling the ground and
making other repairs last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark were in
Granton on Sunday visiting Mr. Alf.
Clark, who has been very ill, but is
now slowly recovering.
Little Miss Nola Faist, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Faist, gave a birth
day party on Friday evening of Iast
week, it being her eight birthday
about ten little girls werii. present and
all spent a very pleasanteg.
Report for Room II Crediton P. S.
Order of merit based on weekly exams
and conduct.
Sr. III—Lily Lawson 85%, Gertie
Winer 84, Eldon Becker 81, Ruth
Haist HaistDaisy English equal 71,
Alma Heist 70.
Jr. IL --Eva Oestreicher 76, Erma
Brown 75, Aaron Sweitzer 73, Gar-
net Sims 71, Alma Benedict and
Laura Either 70, Lorne Finkbeiner
and Earl Haist 69, Willie Appleton
63.
Sr. II.—Lyla Kuhn 77, Pearl
Mots 75, Olive Guenther 67, Serve
me Winer 66, Melvin Sims 64, Roy-
al Haist 55.
M. J. Brown, teacher.
ROOM III
Month of October.
Sr IV—Honors—Addie Gaiser 85,
Royal Brown 73, Victor Kestle 83,
Merle Lawson 78, Arthur Sambrook
78, Clara Heist 77, Earl Sweitzer 76.
Pass—Alma Fidbeiner 74, Russell
Clarke 73, Laurette Holtzman 73,
Lorne Sambrook 72, Mildreth 74,
Adeline Holtzman 69, Myrtle Lawson
67, Nathan Sambrook 66, Maurice
60.
Jr IV--Honors—Edward Finkbein
er 85, Nola Gaiser 84, Aileen Jeffer-
son 82, Melvin King 77, Lizzie
Brown, Edith Guenther 74, Lucy
Lawson 82.
Moderwell, teacher.
The following is the re ;rt of S. S.
No. 6 Hay, the month of Ociu.','ea;
mLoua.'enoxder of veru;
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Sr. 1V.—Thecla smith.
efr.IV.—Lawrence Jeffrey, Silas
McFalls, Garfield Witmer,_ Philip Eis-
enbacu, Clayton Wilfong; Herbert
Dabus.
Jr. III.—Archie Steels, Irene Reg -
ler, Lena Regier, Cecil Steels.
Sr. II. ---Telex Jeffrey, Lyla Ging-
erich, Valeria Greb, 'Theodore Smith.
Jr.II.—Garnet Wilfong, Nelson.
Jeffrey, Reii-lmiln Howalc1 and Simon
Smith equal, Alex Dabus.
Pt. II,—Discola Smith, Oscar (itch
Adella Witmer: Harold Witmer, Ed-
win Rogier, George Region.
Pt. I.—Elmore Lillian
T1rnOL� Steels, L1
1T r 1. tin, Nola Jeffrey, Bruce Rose,
Cornelius Dabns.
" ' GRAND BEND
-Mrs. Will Patterson is laid up with,
a sore hand.
The storm tore out nearly all the
pier at the lake and also core down
all the bathing and boat house at the
beach.
The storm of last Sunday and Mon
clay did a great deal of 'damage around
hoar it unfroofed Sol Pollock's straw
barn, killing 1 head of cattle and
burying another under the barn but
with the assistance of neighbors he
got it out none the worse.
Mr. Walter Page left last Saturday
to visit his sister Mrs. W. H. Thoma's
and his brother Charles of Detroit.
The storm did a great deal of dam-
age to Mr. Oliver's stuff at the beach,
The water came so high that it cover-
ed 40 bags of cement over a foot deep
in water and also spoiling a lot of co-•
ment blocks. His loss will be about
a hundred dollars.
CENTRALIA
Mr. Murray Elliott and Mr. And-
rew Caughlin arrived home last week
from the west. '
Mr. Wm. Hicks who has been vis-
iting friends in Ottawa for the past
few weeks left Ottawa Tuesday to
visit her daughter Mrs. Geo. Stewart
in Calgary.
Mr. Clarence Duplan of London
spent Thursday evening under the
parental roof, returning to London
Triday morning.
Mrs. Anderson is spending a few
days with her daughter Mrs. Spencer,
at St.Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Hicks and Mrs.
Andrew Hicks spent Wednesday in
London.
Mrs. Hy. Mills and two children
spent a few days in London last week.
Mr. Dayton Harvey who has been
weigh man here for the Dominion
Sugar Co. left on Wednesday evening
for his home in °ourtright.
A number of our young people at-
tended the fowl supper at Saintsbury
Wednesday evening, and reported a
good time. Receipt over $100.00.
Mr. Met. Atkinson spent the week
end in Rondo l
Mrs. Andrew Maguird had the mis-
fortune to break her wrist on Thurday
last.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The council of the corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
council chamber, in the town of God-
erich, on Tuesday December the 2nd
at 3 o'clock. All accounts against the
county must be placed with the clerk
before this date.
Dated at Goderich, Nov. 12th 1918
W. Lane, Clerk
EXETER
Miss M. E. Brown graduate of De-
troit hospital left for Toronto on Sat-
urday last, where she has taken a pos-
ition as supervisor of the Surgical de-
partment at Wellesley Hospital.
Special memorial sevices were held
in all the churches here on Sunday
evening last in connection with the
great •disaster which occured
on our great lakes.
Miss May Jones has been secured
to teach in one of the departments in
Hensall Public School until Christ-
mas.
Mrs. D. A Ross left on Thursday
last for Nampa, Idaho, where she will
remain with her son Dr. H. P. Ross.
Mr. A Ford has moved into his, re- !,
siclence recently purchased from Mil.'
D. A. Ross.
A congregational tea will be held
In the Pt Methodist, 0h roh on
i3O:onclay evening evening next, to
which all the members of the congre-
gation are invited, this is an annual of
fair and enjoyed by all who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. McCallum ex-
pects to leave'for London next week,
where they will remain for winter.
Dr. Hazelwood of Toronto'will oc-
cupy the pulpits of the Methodist
churches on Sunday next in the in-,
i and reform.
serest of social
Electric Restorer for Mena
Ph ussphonol. restores every nerve In the bedy
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L. M. Snider, Teacher,
ZWIOKER'S
ANNOUNCEMENT
Of the arrival of large shipment of Fall
and Winter Goods.
We have one - of the largest and best assortments
of" Furs, Fur Lined Coats, &c, which we bought early
for cash and consequently got a much better selection
and at better prices than later buying.
We would pleased to show our stock, theualit
style and prices will interest you. q y'
Ladies' Marmott Coats
We have a splendid assortment and offer
• the very fines quality in a 52 inch length with
large shawl collar or collar reveres lined with
the best quality of Skinners Satin at $60.00
Ladies Fur Lined Coats
We have a line at a special price. We
offer a 50 inch coat, muskrat lined, with nat—
ural Sable Collar and Reveres, worth $60
for $45.
Also a large selection of Ladies coats,
quilted limed with extra good beaver cloth
top, Marmot and Sable Collars from $16 :to
$22, gocd warm servicable garment.
Men's Youth's an t
Children's Overcoats
We have some Stylish coats right up to
date. We show the new shawl collar also
the college Dollar with half belt in all the new
shades of cloth prices
10 to $17.50 each
Each and every department is well stock
ed with Seasonable goods.
We handle Stanfields Unshrinkable Un—
derwear, a guarantee with each garment.
See our Large tock o
Canadian Coon Coats
We have some beauties, nice dark well Furred
Coats, Sterling. We could not buy them today at the
prices we ask.
Price $55
rien's Fur Coats
e have the selections and a large stock
Dose from..
Iso a, large stock of Siberian Dog;: Walla-
by, Bulgarian Lamb, Moscow Beaver etc at
prices which will interest you.
Men's Fur lined goats. We would be
pleased to have you look through our stock
before purchasing.
We have some beautiful German Mink.
Sett of furs. Different styles of collars and
muffs, starting at $16 to 24.00 per sett.
Also a splendid assortment of Natural
Sable, American Sable, Persian lamb Grey
lamb, Baltic seal, Blue fox and Paw persian
setts, in the different styles of Scarfs and
Muffs. We are confident that our prices can-
not be beaten. Here is where you will find
the coreot styles of the season.
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Ladies Coats
Another shipment to hand Of some very
new styles. We have the latestcoats in this
department, prices
$9 to $15 each
Millinery
Visit our millinery department and see.
some of the very newest winter hats, Miss
Link has charge of the department and we
are offering all hats at very reduced prices
We do not intend tb carry over any stock and
have marked them at prices to clear,
We pay highest price for all Farm Produce.
A CALL SOLICITED
TELEPHONE No. 3
All kinds Farm C. ZWICKER
Produce Taken.
... ZVRICH ..
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
1! full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
ana wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our owls
sausages.
Give 'call.
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