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S "1"3 ATVORD, : ONT.
ecore a Specialist in Business:
Begs mora, opportunities than
other calling. To reap the
medefre'U'l: S-116CeSs you must
o the best possible training.
s is Ontario's 'Best Business'
ool. We give individual at -
tion., You may enter our
saesat anytime. `.Three' aepts:
IiIi4ERCIAL SHORTHAND
and TELEGRAPHY
Write at once for our free
catalogue.
LAMcLachlan,
Principal.
.. ESE KERo '
X.0 URSlO.N&
ANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Tuesday until October 27th, inclusive.
nnipeg and Return - $35.00
oaten and Return - 43.00
om Toronto, and Stations west and
th of Toronto. Proportionate fares
Stations East of 'Toronto.
Return Linde Boo months.
lculars regarding RAIL or OCEAN tickets
'Canadian Pacific Ticket or write
G. MURPHY, D.P.A„ C.P. Rye 'Toronto.
ree Ladies and Gents Watches
,s,.Bracelets and Jewelry of Every
cription, Lace Curtains, Rugs,
se Furnishing,Rifles, Movind Pic-
Machine, Skates, Printing Press-
ouutain. Pens, in fact nearly
ythnig you canthink of you can
hoslaitely Free for selling our.
tifiil Fancy Drawn and Satin
ped 'handkerchiefs 'at 10 cents
They sell rapidly 6 can gener-
be sold in every house. Don't
ns any money, but write us to
you a lot of Handkerchiefs to
that -when sold you will send els
money and the premium selected
ing 24 handkerchieff entitled you
our choice of an elegant Watch,
1d.Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc.
rte us to -day, we trust you and
a back the goods if you cannot sell
m.
INOLA CO. CHICAGO, ILL
LEGAL CARDS.
OIfDrOOT HAYS & KILLORAN,
arrisbers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
c. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot.
0. R. 0. Hags. J. L. Killoran,
V. Proudfoot Jr,
BUSINESS CARDS.
B. S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
dales conducted in all parts. Satia-
tion guaranteed or no pay. Terms
sonable. Orders left at this office
1 be promptlyattended to.
'DREW F. HESS, FIRE INSTJRAN,
e agent, representing the London,
rieonomnieal, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand
rd, Wellington and Guardian. Every.
hing in fire insurance.
Dashwood
Barber Shop
W ednesday
every Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Saturday
en every Saturday, all day, and
evening.
THOS, zll.UM.1'P, Proprietor.
r, de Var Pellrial& Piilsa►
reliable French regulator; never fails. These
e,orc expeedtngly' ra+verfnl, In regulating the
005 c p'n r, r 1E0,3 rcu ale system, Refust
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BLAKE
Rev. A. E. Armstrong of Toronto
preached on Sabbath last his subject.
being the " Bndgeb".
A garden party hinder the Auspices
of Blake Pres. Church will be held on
!Av. : A. T. Douglas' lawn on Friday
evening June 26. More .particulars
will follow this announcement.
We are called upon this week, to
report the death of one .of Stanley's
pioneers in the person of Edward
Boysa Sr., who passed away on Fri-
day last at•his home in E;ginonclville
where he lived for a couple of years
after leaving his farm here. The de-
ceased was of a quiet disposition but
kind and obliging. He had reached
the advanced age of 77 years 1 month
and 26 days. He leaves to mourn his
loss his wife, four sons, and one
daughter; His remains .were interred
in the Bayfield cemetery. Rev. Mr.
Argo• took the service at the. house,
while Rev. IIr, Johnston officiated at
the grave, ' '
Report of. S. S. No, 11, Stephen for
the month of May. Honours 75%,
Pass 60°�.
Sr. IV.—Honours, Eddie Grob.
Sr. III,-Ecion Lafond. Pass- Otto
Stephan.
Sr. 1II.-- Honours, Adel Lafond
Pass. Susie Adams.
Jr. II.—Pass Ervin Greb, Gordon
tVilleri , Lucy Greb, Wilfred Adams.
Pb. IL—Honours, Ruth Willert.
Sr. I.—Pass, Bruce Willert.
,Tr..I.—Honours, Pearl Lafond.
L—Honours, Olinton Adams, Har-
ry Greb. Pass Edna Wild, Anna
Stephan.
Teacher, V. GR0.:KDEIL.
The following is the report of Room
h Z. P. S for May.
Sr. V.—IL Zeller, 84%; A. McDon-
ald, 78; E. Heyrock, 78; E. Fritz, 75;
P. McBride, 73; A. Aict, 70; 0. Hoff-
man, 67. ..
Jr. V. --G. Manson, 76%; R. Apprl,
72; L. Kalbileiseh, 79; V. Fritz, 65.
Sr. I�' —G., Zettel, 80%; M. Hey-
rock, 78: V;•Fuss, 74; W. Siebert 47.
Jr. IV. A. -K. Hess, 67%; R. Fos-
ter, 67; L. O'Brien, 65; L. Callas, 64;
H. Fritz, 64; A. Hess, 63; C. Miller,
60; W. Fritz, 68; M; Fuss, 58.
Jr. IV. B.—P. Ducharine, 63%; S
Deichert, 62; M. Hoffman, 58; R.
Hartleib, 57; J. Campbell, 55; J.
Thiel, b2.
DASHWOOD
Dashwood was favored on Wednes-
day with good weather and big crowds.
The, sports were good and everyone
went home satisfied. The morning
started with a monster procession,
followed by a ball game between Ailsa
Craig and Orediton .teams in which
the former were easy victors. The
afternoon was taken up with three
races: -green, 2.4d and free fpr all.
Some of the heats were very exciting.
At 5 o'clock another game of ball was
put on, between the Dashwood and
Zurich Juniors. This game proved
very interesting and at the end of the
seven innings the Zurich boys won by
a score of 8.3. The line-up for the
game 'was:-
Zurich Dashwood
F. Howald pitcher E. Neeb
W. Siebert • catcher E. Graupner
E._Howald' let. 0, Guenther,
Clay. Hoffman. 2nd. N. Kellerman
R. 1 albfl:eisch 8rd. L. Edighoffer
Lee Hoffman s. s. H. Geiser
R. "'Zeller i'. f. ' W. Mueser
G. Langmaid • e'. f. 11. Kraft
C. Hoffman 1. i. 0. 'Truer ner.
W. Perkins of Hensall„ umpired
both games and his decisions seemed
to satisfied everybody.
Coiatraoto rs
We are ready to figure on your
Mason Contracts
andCelment
Work
For next ,season. No contracts ,to
large and too small , to receive your
careful attention..
LOUTS ,WEER, - Zurich.
CI-IAS.MEYERS,R�Iake
COURT OF REVISION
--of the
TOWNSHIP OF FIAY
Notice is hereby given that the first
sitting of; the court of Revision of the
Assessment of the Municipality of the
Municipality of the Township of Hay
fer the year 1914, will be'held 'at' .the
Town Hall Zurich, at 10 o'clock a.
in. on Saturday the 6th. day of June,
1914.
All parties,hayitig business at said
Court will guide themselves accord-
ingly.
ccord-ingly.
Dated at Zurich the
15th. day of May 1914.
Fred Hess Sr.
Township Clerk.
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Alexander
Denomme, late of the Town-
ship of Hay, in the County of
Huron, farmer deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant -to the revised Statues of
Ontario, Ohap. 121, Sec 56. that all
persons having claims against the a-
bove named Alexander • Denomme,
who died on 'the 27th day of April,
1914, are requested, on or before the
4th day of June 1914, to . send
by post or deliver to John
Laporte, R. R. No 2, Zuri3h,
Ontario, one of the executors of the
last will of said deceased, or to the
undersigned Solicitors, full particu-
lars of their claims.
AND TAKE NOTICE Mat after
the said 4th. day of June .m 1914
the said Executors will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said deceased
among the persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to, the claims of
which they shall then have had not-
ice, and that the said executors • will
not be liable for the said assets or any
part thereof 'to anyperson of whose.91-,
aim they shall not then have received
nositice.
Dated at Goderich the 11th day' of
May 1914.
PROU 00•T, HAYS & LILLORN,
- .Solicitors for Executors
DR. E. B. BALFOUR, graduate
Western University, late of
the Military Hospital and Victoria
Hospital, London. Office in the
building formerly occupied by the late
Dr.McLaughlin, Dashwood,
R A. J. MacKINNON late Eouse
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 Polyclinic
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont.
Mack Wilkes
Standard bredtrotting stallion En-
rollment No. 2114. . This stallion is
4 yrs. old, Seal brown, stands 16
hands, weighs 1200 lbs., is gentle and
kind, best of feet and legs and action.
His sire Ora Wilks the greatest trott-
er producer in Canada. Will stand
at his 'own stable, $10.00 to insure.
Payable March 1st.
Geo, Joynt
Phone 16. Hensel.
Paint for the Floor
That Wears—
And Wears—
And Fears.
HERE are many kinds and many colors in Floor Paint
—but the old reliable SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT
is the "daddy" of them all.
"Way back in your grandfather's time," SENOUR'S
FLOOR PAINT was standing the wear and tear of
pioneer days—today, it is beautifying and protecting the
floors in the finest homes of our country.
It Survived—because it stands the scuff
—because its beautiful colors are lasting
—because it wears, and wears, arid wears.
If you want sanitary floors—floors that are
easily kept spic and span --come in and get
a color card of Senour's Floor Paint, showing
14 attractive colors from which to make
your choice.
..w.®.........ww.a,i,q.• uuwwueu.
Rodiguli Jr.
Percheron Stallion
No. (4854) 74778.
This stallion will be at Dominion
House stable every Thursday after-
noon till Friday at noon, at any other
time will stand at his own stable,
St.Joseph, Napoleon A. Canon. This
horse for service at both places.
For particulars, apply to manager
or prop.
BEN CHARETTE N. A. CANTIN
manager proprietor.
TENDERS
For the Erection, Town Hall
Hensall
Sealed Tenders for the erection of a
Town Hall, will be received any time
after June 2nd,1914r- Tenders may
be address -to A. Murdock, clerk, or T.
Hudson; "reeve, by registered letter
marked';`'!'ender for Town Hall" and
must be in hands of above before
June 16th, 1914, plans and specifica-
tions will be in hands of Mr. Harry
Reynolds; architect after June 2nd.
Lowest nor any tender neeessarily ac-
cepted.
A, Murdock, -
May 26, 1914. Clerk,
I-IOMESEEKE RS EXCURSIONS
TO
Points on the TE:MISKANtING . & NORTHERN
ONTARIO RAZ., Haileybury and Northern Ontario:
Flom all points in Ontario and Quebec on the Grand
Trunk and C. P..:Rys'., except west of Chalk River and
north to Parry Sound on the C. P. R.
Tiekets.at especially reduced rates, good going, June
10thand valid for return until June 20th. See . 'your
nearesl railway Agent for full particulars, or apply to
A ,J. Parr, ..
G.F.A., T, & N.O. Rlys._
North Bay, Ont.
BE ASSEEIMMIMMO
FOOLISH SAVING 1
1
A penny saved is not always a penny
earned, Sometimes it is two pennies
lost: The merchant who spends noth-
ing on advertising loses much more
than he saves.
The money spent for plate glass windows is not
looked on as lost; norvis the money spent on bet-
ter interior lighting.
Anything that increases favor, that adds to sales,
that inultipliss customers is very properly regar.
deg as a good investment..
Advertising is a good investment—just • as plate
glass windows are. Advertising sells more goods
to more persons than shop -windows do.
A. WORD TO THE PUBLIC
Do you resent having a merchant address his message
to you in the form of advertisment in our columns?
On the contrary, is not your impulse to respond to his
friendly overtures?
Shop Where YOU are Invited to Shop.
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