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SINGLE.FARE'
Dec. 24,25
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until Des, 26,
rase Dec 31 '
1913, and Jan.
1, 1914, good
for return until
jars 2nd 1914.
Between all Stations
east of Port Arthur,
Port Huron,Illnah., Buffalo,
Niagara Falis and Suspension
Tickets now on sale
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turn until Dec. 27,
also Dec -29:30, 31,
1913, anis Jan 1st
1914, valid for
return until Jan.
3,1914.
in Canada.
also to neiroit and
Black Rock,
Bridge N.Y.
at Grand Trunk
Free Ladies and Gents Watches
114s, Bracelets and Jewelryof Every
Description, Lace Curtains, Ruds,
House Furnishind,Rifies, Moving Pic-
ture Machine, Skates, Printing Press-
es, Fountain Pens, in fact nearly
everythni¢ you can think of you can
det Abosluteiy Free for selling our
Beaoiful Fancy Drawn and Satin
•Stripped handkerchiefs at 10 cents
each. They sell rapidly 6 can gener-
ally be sold in every house. Don't
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send you a lot of Handkerchiefs to
sell, that when sold you will send us
the money and the premium selected
Selling 24 hanakerchieff entitled you
to your choice of 4n elegant Watch,
8 gold Laid Rings,' Lace Curtains, etc.
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thein.
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Sales conducted in all parts. Satis- 1
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Fill be promptly attended to.
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•DASHWO OD
DRY SDALE
The friends of Mrs. William Carter
(ne Miss Annie Aubin) formerly of
Drysdale will be pleased to hear that
she has safely arrived in Chatham
after a flye years sojurn in the far
north of Alaska.
Mise Miry Ann Papineau of Det-
roit istvisiting her parents for a few
days this week.
Miss Emily Denomie has returned
from London where she had been un-
dergoing treatment for her eyes.
Mrs. Dan Bedard and children who
ad -been yisiting friends and relati-
ves dnriiiithe-lidays left last Sat-
urday for their home in Courtright.
Mr. Regis Denoxnmie and Mr.
Marcil Corriveali are spending a few
days in Port Huron this week.
HENSALL
Miss Mary Hagan left for Sarnia
last week.
Jack McDonell of St. Marys was in
town last week.
A. Murdock is moving into his ter-
race, on Brock Street this week.
Mrs. Cluff of Toronto has' returned
home after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. 0. Geiger has returned from
Berlin, where she has been visiting
her sons for some weeks.
Mrs. Herb Brooks and'daughter of
Ottawa are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Brooks of town.
Mrs. Detean has returned from the
St. joseph's Hospital, London, where
she underwent a successful operation.
Mrs, Dave Gerommette, who has
been so ill for a couple of days that
her life was despaired of, is now
much better.
BLAKE
The roads this week are in a very
icy con d ti on which caused our black-
smith to be kept busy.
Mr. Jas. Pollock of Melita Manitoba
and Miss Pollock of Brook, Ont.
spent a few days visiting at the home
of Mr. Wm. Fee.
STELCK--On the 26th. inst., to Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. C. Stelck a son.
Mr. R. Johnston disposed of his
driver to Mr. J. J. Merner and has
since replaced it by one purchased
from Mr. G. S. Howard.
Several of our farmers attended the
Farmers Institute Meeting held in
Zurich on Tuesday afternoon. The
same afternoon the Women's Instit-
utemet met at the home of Mrs. A. T.
Douglas and listened to an interesting
address delivered by a Miss Smith a
visiting representative of the Govern-
ment.
On Monday evening a meeting
was held in the Presbyterian Church
in behalf of the Canada Temperance
Act and the building was packed to
the doors. In absense of the Presi-
dent Mr. T. Wiley the chair was filled
by the vice-president Mr. G. Howard.
Mr. W. H. . Johnston, of Kippen,
discussed the Aet in its different pha-
ses showing its points of strengtb and
of weekness, and how it worked out
wherever tried to satisfaction of all in
terested. Mr.Miller of. Zurich was the
noxt speaker, and he held the aua-
ence, spell bound, while he depicted
tho evils of the liquor trafl,3 and rel-
ated some of his experiences and ob-
ervations. Mr. Miller is a forceful
nd eloquent speaker and won the
warty applause of all present.
ev. Mr. Johnston, pastor of the
church, followed and further discuss-
,
ed the subject. He concluded by
de agent, representing the London,'
Ecenornical, Watortoo, Monareh, Stand-, a
ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every- t
thinit in, fire insuranoe.
lea,ding with the people to turn out
nd record their votes for the aboli-
ion of the traffic in Huron County.
The choir. of Goshen Methodist
hurch, rendered several appropriate
selections which tended to enliven
the evanings " entertainment. , Miss
Ruby Erratt also rendered a solo.
Mr. and Mrs. Zapfe and Mrs. Stevens
con ta•ibitted a's) -to the musical part
of the progvannne.
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.Dashwood
Barber Shop
Wednesday
every Wednesancv afternoon
and evening.
Saturday
Open every Saturdayall day, and
evening.
IILIIMPP, Proprietor.
Dr. de Van a Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fails. These.
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system.. Refuse
all cheap imitations, .Dr. de Van's are gold at
box, or I hrs.,: for $10 Mailed to Inv address.
"hs 3,,!,4 twv14 116.. 34; latUartaieti, that
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CREDITON
Messrs. Lyod Edighoffer andHarry
Guenther of Dashwood, visited Mr.
Lorne Brown on Sunday. •
• On Friday:evening last Mr. Thom-
as Chambers entertained a number
of his friends to a fowl supper.
Curtis Glanville, has been
visiting here and places for the past
weeks, returned to his home in Ver-
milion, Alta.
On Saturday evening last Mrs.
Mary Beaver was pleasantly surprised
on her birthday by her Sunday School
Glass. A very enjoyable evening
was spent by all.
On Wednesday evening last a
friendly game hockey was played be-
tween Dashwood and Crediton juniors
which resulted in a score of 10 to 1
in favor Crecliton.
Mr. Wellington Rau, left for Lon-
don last week for a few weeks, after
which he will go to Berlin where be
has secured a position4ith the .1 Kalif -
man Rubber Co.
Great preparations are being made
by the young people of the Evange-
ical Church,for the Anniversary •• r -
vices on Sunday and Monday
8th and 9th: The chorus of 60 Ap
-are in training under the lead4spp
ofAlbert Morlock and Miss Martha
Oestreicher vocal instructor. She All
also give several choice selectios.
You will want to hear the Rev.
C. Berger who is a powerful sprit..;-
His addresses linger many years
the memory of those that have bear it.
him. He will address a mass iieteetY
ing on Sunday afternoon on Feb. aith,
at three o'cloa, everybody welcome.
No charges at any of the serviceS,
Come and enjoy a great treat. Look.
for a fullerprogram next week.
EXE TER
Miss Lottie Hyndman of Tororitn;
is visiting her grandmother,
Hyndman.
Miss Lille ,Tohns is visiting in
Orillia.
Mrs. C. Adams who has spent.the
past sin months herewith her 'neth-
er, Mrs. D. johns, left for her home
in Calgary lest week, Mrs. Johns
accompanied her as far as Sarnia,
where she will visit for a time.
• Mr. Walter Connor who was injur-
e& in a runaway last week is able to
be otit again.
The news of the death of Mrs. 3.
G. Stanbury on Tuesday last came
as a very sacl surprise to her many
friends here. Mrs. Stanbury had
only been ill since Wedne'Sday last
with pneumonia, but her case from
the first seemed of a seriousnature.
The deceased having the care of one
of her family during an attack of
scarlet fever, her health was some-
what taxed to :the utmost. - Mrs.
Stanbury came here from Whitby as a
bride some ten years ago find had
won many friends by her genial and
amiable disposition *woman be-
loved by all who kne*. her. Her
death is the more sad as he leaves
an infant daughter only three days
old, besides two sons and a sorrOwing.
husband to whom is extended the
sympathy of friends far and near.
POST OFFICE POINTERT
Don't mail parcels in the middle of
the day, when everyone is busy.
Don't send valuables withont regis-
tration. Fee is only 6c.
Don't tie parcels with thread — it
cuts the wrapper. Use good twine.
Don't send very small articles as
parcels; bettor put them in envelopes
and send theta as lettere.
Don't write the address with lead
pencil; use pen and ink, andwrite dis-
ti nctly.
Don't seal parcels addressed to the
United' States. They cannot go, seal.
Don't try to register ' anything. ilt,o
Great Britain; you can't. •
Don't send money any other w'ay
than by P. 0; order or Postal Note
the best an cheapest, •
Don't spend all your money. Pdt
some in the P. O. Savings Bank.
Doss IT Marrss to you that of all the
usen„ women, aid children who die each
• year in Canada QM in seven is a vintim of
Consumption
Doss IT MATTER that one in every three
of these is out off in the full glow of life,
with plans and hopes and loves "that must
be given up ?
Dors IT MATTER that a few persons have
joined hands and within a few short years
have saved thousands of tLcso unhappy
ones and can save them all if only there is
a little more help and a Mao mere naoney ?
Perhaps it doesn't matter. lb i.3 all very
interesting bub it is no immediate concern
of yours.
BUT WOULD IT MATTER if instead of
entering somebody else's home and carry-
ing off their loved ones, Consumption
Came into your home and laid its hand on
the one you love the best in 011 the werld?
Wortio IT MATTER then if you saw your
husband, wife, child or friend dying fur lack
of a little bit of the money some other fellow
was throwing away ?
WOULD IT MATTER when Christmas came
if there were nothing for you to do hub sit
on the edge of the bed and stroke the white
hand on the coverlet and realize that this
was the last Christmas?
This is how much it matters in thousands
of homes in Canada this year and will con-
tinue to matter until enough people like you
test the burden and feel how crushing it is.
It DOES matter—it is the most important
•thing in the life of some unfortunate
sufferer—what you do with the attached
form.
tital?f7cveoinsheumpti*Telsconi gne ulToi, L.'
1 basuard $work, Ze gladly enclose
Name
.Address
5.001mill provide maintenance for a week
20.00 will pay for four weeks.
.00 will endow a bed for a year.
pr. Since the need is such a permanent
one, I should also like to subscribe
111911h Register my namecc
aord-
'Contributions may be sent to W. J. Gage, mg.. at gracium
Ave., Toronto, or to R. Dunbar, Soc.4reas....Ational
tart= Association. 347 King St, W.. Toronto.
whimisimoamilamommmoli.
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of lite our Classified Want Ads.,
swill half. vou:
a a. yo9soyant a posttionrsyou_ can
reach the hest employers.
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Contractors
We are ready to figure on your
Mason Contracts
and Cement
Work
For next season. No contracts to
large and too small to receive our
careful attention.
LOUIS WEBER, Zurich.
• CHAS. MEYERS, Blake.
.II.ZURIOH .
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
" full 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.
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E. B. BALFOUR, graduate
Western University, late of
the Military Hospital and Victoria,
Hospital, London. Office in the
building formerly occupied by thelate
Dr.1VIcLaughlin, Dashwood.
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Henry Bossenberry
Incensed Auctioneer
Huron, Middlesex and Larripton.
Sa,tisfitetion guaranteed,
• Dash wood, Ontario.
Dates arranged at the office
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FOR SA E
3 New Ontario Farms
.In the very heart of the famous 20,
000,000 acres of choice clay -belt land.
Near the village of Matheson on the
T. (K3 N. Q. Railway. All other surr-
ounding lots already settled and ilia:.
provements begun. Excellent gover-
nment roads through the entire local -
AY; school house and local P. 0. a -
corner of one of the lots; houses erectt
ed and 8 and 5 -acres cleared on each.
Two of the lots have close to 1,000,
000 ft of valuable timber on each,
(pine, birch, spruce and whitewood,
in almost equal amounts) and ia add-
ition over 1,000 cords of pulpwood
on each farm, 160 acres in each farm.
A rare opportunity for quick -ret-
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will pay you to investigate thii nuns -
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Zurich,
STEVER'S
The Barrels
and Lugs of '
STEVENS 74.;
Double and Single" Barrel
SH.OTDUNS - .
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famous line of Stevens Repeaters—Doubles—Sin.
Mos. If you cannot obtain STEVENS from. tour
dealer—tot us know, and we will ship direct.
press prepaid. upon receipt st Catalog Price,
'Li STEVENS ARMS
gig TOOL COMPANY
P.O. Box 5005,
CHICOPEE FALLS. MASS.
I will be operating the
Blake Chopping Mill every
Tuesday and, Friday, until
further notic,e.
Have a first class grind-
er, and will guarantee good
r !sults.
JACOB ZIPPER.
BLAKE - ONT. -
DI DRAWS FRENCH PILLS
A relia-
ble Ite
gulating Pill for Women, $0 a box or three for
$10. Sold at all Drug Stores, or mailed to any
address on receipt of price. Trig SCOBIMI, DnUOi
CO., St. Catharines, Ontario.
PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. irtrn,z,ri
Vitality; for Nerve and Brain; increases "gmy
Matter"; a Tonic—will build you up. $3 a box,or-
two for $5, at drug stores, or by mail on receipt
of price. Tun SCOB,ELL DRUG CO.; St, CatharitieS,
Ontario.
Farm
For Sale?
I am receiving numerous
enquiries respecting Huron
County Farm Lands.
If you
want to sell
will assist you with an advertising
campaign that wilrbring buyers '
to our favored County. -
No Buyer - No Charge
Call, write or phone '
for particulars.
E, ZELLER
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Conveyancer, .Real Estate, &o
ZURICH, ONT.
1)R A. J. MacKINNON late House
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital. N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinie
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont.
APPEL
LOTHINGSTORE
The fundernental policy of this business is to give bet-
ter service and better value than is . expected, we
make a- distinct bip for the very best trade.
The custom look which
markes garments is due to the
manner o ftheir production, and
the infinite skill and care de-
voted to their manufacture.
The style and fit show for
themselves at a glance, and we
give the most positive assur—
ance of satisfaction or, no sale.
The ,,simple fact is that we
have the finest range of Cloth—
ing possible to produce and at
right prices,,
ORDERED CLOTHES -A
SPECIALTY
Butter and Eggs taken in exch-
ange.
Gent's F taisi)3r.
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