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e the best possible; training,
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and:TELEGRAPHY
Write at once for our free
catalogue.
McLachlan,.
Principal:
;ANA®IAN
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OMESEE&ER""
XC URSIONS
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Tatpaday until October 87th;; hubris*.
nnipea and Return - $310.00
onton and Return - 43.00
m Toronto,Station. Weaq_d ray
of Toronto- portlonat. ..
Stations Bast or nto.
Returs blank two months.
cid= regarding TtA.% or OC $tickets
Canadian Pacific : es write
G. Mummy. D.P.A ; C.P. >4.: consoto.
ree. Ladies and Gents Watches
s, Bracelets and .Jewelry of Every
cription, Lace Curtains, Rugs,
se Furnishind,Rifles,Moving Pic -
Machine, Skates, Printing Press-
ouiitain Pens, in fact nearly
ythnid you can think of you can
AbosluteIy Free for selling our
titiful Fancy Drawn and Satin
pped handkerchiefs at 10 cents
They sell rapidly" 6 can gener-
be '--n .e e. y house. Don't
d us any money, but us to
3 you a lot of Handkerchiefs to
that when sold you will send .us
money and the premium selected
ling 24 handkerchieff entitled you
your choice of an elegant Watch,
Old Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc.
liteus to -day, we trust you and
e back the goods if you cannot sell
m.
1NOLA CO. CHICAGO, ILL
LEGAL. CARDS.
5UD3OOT HAYS & KILI.ORAN,
arristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
c.. Goderieh, Canada W. Prondfoot.
:. 0. R. 0. Hays. J. L. Killoran,
P. Proudfoot Jr.
BUSINESS OARDS.
B. 8. PHILLIPS,'
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Isles condnoted in all parte. satis-
tion guaranteed or no pay. Terms
'enable. Ordersleft at 'this „office
1 lOe promptly attended to.
/DREW P. HESS, FIRE INSURAN
agenb, representing the Londea,.
ifeoaomical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand.
rti, Wellington and Guardian. Every..
hing in fire insurance.
iu
PlOtrwood
tarter Shop
Wednesds,
every Wednesday:.". afternoon-,
and'. evening..
Saturday
en eve •y Saturday, all 'day, and.
evening..
:mos. IiLI)MPP, Proprietor.
e Vail ; r Fetiitatlt Pll1s
iLLi1"� TRC•'".,
-a 1►#.1°R ate, said s'
ri.eilet1ie Wy;udls�.�,n;
ASHWO
DASHWOOD
Mrs. Philip Fessold`is visiting her
sister at Ingersoll this week.
lltns. Dr. J. Routledge left Tuesday
for a .trip to Regina to visit her son
Archie aitd others.
Miss Hall of Listowel is visiting at
the ho. e of Bev. J B. Grenzebach
at present:`.
Rev, P Gra }eller of the Lutheran
church spent the hast week at Fort
Wayne Ind.' ,:
Mr: Tobias Guenther is on the sick
list at present'. we hope he may . soon
recover. •
-
A large number from here attend-
ed the ice cream social on the 14th..
concession on Tuesday night.
The .Misses Lena and Mary
Schroeder of Detroit are visiting at
their home for a few weeks.
Messrs Milferd McIsaac and .Herb
Kraft spent a•few days in London
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Qtterbein who
spent the past week with friends : at
Berlin returned home Monday even-
ing.
Rev. H. A. Kellerman oconpied the,
pulpit in the Evanhelical church last
Sunday evening, preaching to a full
house, his subject being full consecra-
tion. He will leave at, the end of this.
week to take up his work on his app:
ointment.
WALSH-WITZEL
A wedding of much interest to
Dashwood people took place ` in Sas-
katoon on June 17th., when Miss
Letts Witzel, youngest daughter of
Mrs. J. Witzel of Dashwood, became
the .bride of Mr: J. M. Walsh, man-
ager for J. H. Spears and Co, of Sas-
katoon. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. A. W. McIntosh in the
Knox Presbyterian church. The
bride, who vas given away by her
brother Mr. J. M. Witzel, was becom-
ingly attired in a travelling` suit of
navy blue with cream waist of bro-
caded silk and hat of black shadow
lace -with French flowers. The gift
of the groom to the bride was ahand-
sorne pendant of pearls and pbridots
and to the groomsman a pair of gold
cuff links. On their wedding '"tour
Mr. and Mrs. Walsh will visit Ed-
monton, Calgary, Banff „ and other,
Western centres. Her many friends
in Dashwood will join in wishing the
young couple every success • in their
western home, and a long, prosperous
and happy wedded life. Mrs. Walsh
will be at home,to her friends after
July. 1st. at 1141` Avenue F, Saskat-
oon, •Sask.
School' Report for'U. S. S. No. 9
Hay and Stanley. The following
are the results, of the Midsummer
examinations total marks given in:
Sr. IV. 640.—William Manson 871
Menno Oesch 810, Edgie Finlay 300,
Clarence Parke 265; Gladys Douglas
204, Gladys Douglas was absent for
8 examinations.
Sr. II1400.-Lydia Gingerieh 536;.
John Moyer 586, Ruth Zirk 450,
Lillian Meyers 881.
Jr. 1II.-•Ada Meyers 418, Laura
Oesch 816, Sarah Erb 281. -
Sr. II 320. -John Oesch 423, Har-
vie Meyer 353, Carl McClinchey 824,
Josiah Steckle 820, Eva Boyse 801,
Herbie Meyer, 282.
Jr. II.—Alex Boyse 449, Annie.
Douglas 482, Gordon Zirk 419, Ruth
Schrag 358, Eleanore Meyers 339,
Edmund Bechler 295, Mary'. Ging-
erich 248, Maitie Kennel 154. Mattie
lnnel was absent for examinations.
The Hanes of those, who ha,e been.
promoted, and the .lassos in which
they will be after holidays are follows,
118,111es in order of merit:
Jr. IL- Eliag,Steckler,-Allaa,Doug•
1a3,,Eva Zapfo, Gordon Schrag.
Sr. Pt. IL—Edna Gingerich, Ev-
elyn Howard, Margaret Meyers,
3r. Pb. IL—Florence Boyse,. Roger
irlr,.RoyMa rians, JameeBaltet,.!-.E1
da Kennel, Harvey Gelinas. -
I.—Ethel Merieni; Melvin llterian'i.
LANOMATli, `teacher,
p,
r
The following is the result of •''the
promotion examination of $. S .' S,'
No. 1 Hay based on. Good • Conduct,
Application and Punctuality.
Jr. IV. to Sr. IV,—(500 required to
pass) Lawrence Denomme, 400.
Jr. III to Sr, III.—(450) Napoleon.
Denomme 597, Albini -• Bedard ' 5.32,
Lerina Denomme 521, Theodore harp-
ort. 475. (Nettie Denomme and Lucy
Denomme recommended.)
Sr. II to Jr. III. -(425) Adeline.
Denomme 534, Beatrice Bedard 490:
Jr. 1I..to Sr. II.—(425) Stella
Denomme 473; Lottie Denomme .445..
Jr.,1 to Sr. I.-(200) Jule Corri-
veau 352, Regina Corriveau 314,
Kathleen Corriveau 314.
To Jr. I. ---Victor Denomme 250,
Morris Denomme 218. ;
Jrr"to,, Sr. • Primary:—Irene• Corri
-eau, Gerald Denomme.
Jr. Primary.—Ger tie Bedard; Ray=
ina Denomme, • Gordon. ' Corrire'au,.
Melvin Bedard, Athonse Denomme.
Teacher, MARY C. HILRGALIN,
Farm
For Sale:`
I am receiving numerous
enquiries respecting Huron
County Farm Lands.
If you
want to sell
I will assist you with an ,'advertising
campaign that will bring buyers
to our favored County,
No Buyer - No 'Charge
Call, write or phone
for particulars.
E. ZELLER
Conveyaa cer, 'Real Estate,'&c:
ZtJRICIT, ONT.
Con.traot ors
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.
Henry Bossenberry
Licensed Auctioneer,
Huron, Ili ddlesex and Lampton.
Satisfaotion guaranteed.
Dashwood, Ontario.
Dates arranged at the onto.
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