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ATTORP, 0'
Pali Tenn from Sept. 1st*
The best Commercial Sab:oo1 in the
province. Our courses are 'thor-
ough and practical while ,our iii•
structors are better than you will
find elsewhere. We do more, for
our students than other ; similar
schools do. Our rates are reason-
able, Writo for our free Catalogue
and see what we can do for you,
D.A.. McLachlan,
Princip a
ANADIAN
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HOMESEEKEi�it�7,
EXCURSION S
MANTTOSA; ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Each Tuesday October .270; i..1ssin.
Winnipeg and Return - - $35.00
Edmonton and Return - 43.00
Prom Toronto,' read Stations Wickes.,
North oe Toronto. proportionate mesa
Aroma Stations Sagged Toronto.
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L. G—. MURPHY. D.P.A.; C.P. ilA otato.
Free Ladies and Gents Watches
Ruts, Bracelets and Jewelry of Every
escription, Lace Curtains, Riids,
ouse Furnishind,Rifles, MovingI'ic-
ure Machine, Skates, Printing Press -
s, Fountain Pens, in fact nearly
verythnid you can think of you can
et Ahoslutely Free for selling . our.
eautiful Fancy Drawn and Satin
trippedhandkerchiefs at - 10 cents
aeh. They sell rapidly 6 can goner-
Ily_ be sold in every house, Don't
'end as any money, but write us to
end you a Iot of Handkerchiefs to
ell, that when sold you will send us
he money and the premium selected
telling 24 handkerchieff entitled you
your choice of an elegant ' Watch,
gold Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc.
'trite us to -day, we trust you and
eke back the goods if you cannot sell
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INOLA CO. CHICAGO, ILL
LEGAL CARDS.
ROUDPOOT RAYS. St KILLORAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
etc. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoob.
K. C. R. 0. 'Hays. " J. L. Killoran,
W. Proudfoot Jr.
BUSINESS CARDS.
B. S. PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter.
Sales conducted in all parts. ' Sittig -
RetiOn guaranteed or no pay. Terms
lasdnable.' Orders left at this office
ill be promptly attended to.
DREW P, HESS, FIRE IN,g URAN-
0o agenb, representing. the London,
Economical, Waterloo, iVM'onareh, Stand
ird, Wellington and Guardian. Every-'
fhinl in fire insurance
Dashwood II
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Barber Shop
Wednesday
n every 'Wednesday afternoon;
and evening.
Saturday 1
len every Saturday, .allday; and i
evening,`
THOS.' ELLi.I' PP, Proprietor. t
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DASHWOOD
Severalfrona here attended the
Seaforth t'.acos last week.
11'Iiss Addie Brown of Thedfoxd
Spent a few clays at her home last'.
week.
Mr,. P. Mcisaac is busy.. this week
building up telephone lines.
Miss Paterson is spending, her holi-
days with her friend Miss E. M, Eel
Lerman.
Mies Lillian ilartleib attended the
funeral of the late Maude Besterd at
London on Saturday. Miss Besterd J. Bennewies M. P. for South
formerly lived on the Goshen Line. Perth, visited at the King Geerge on
Sunday.
Work of constructing the cement'
blocks for the town Hall will .bestart-
ed shortly.
HE TSALI'x
Mrs, MeL Snaith is in iipoan visit
ing her father Dr, gossick.
Dr. S. Coulter of Toledo, Ohio ` is
home visiting his parents.
Mrs. Douglas, of Blake, is here , vis-
icing her mother Mrs. Dick.
Miss IVI. Boehler of, Hamilton, is;
the guest of the Misses Carlin.
Miss Leach, of Ailsa Craig, is the
guest of 'her sister Mrs. Abe Case.
Mrs. Cawthorpe, of , Tayistoe'k, is
here visiting her mother Mrs. Dick.
Three out of four pupils from the
our school who wrote for the high
school entrance have passed with
high marks.
Master Raymond Calfas had the
misfortune on Monday, to fall his
bicycle and break his arm. It will
lay )aim up for some time.
Word has been received from in-
spector Tom that the eleven candidat-
es who wrote on the entrance exams
from Dashwood school were all suc-
cessful, which speaks very highly of
the teacher in charge, had in impart
ing to them the necessaoy knowledge.
It hoped Mr. Henry may be induc-
ed for some time to come.
BLAKE
Mr'. W. H. Talbot sold a valuable
horse to Mr. John Parka of the Gosh-
en Line, last week.
Misses Mayme and Myrtle Keys
intend leaving for the West next
Thursday.
• Mr. Robt. Allan was a guest at the
home of Mr. W. J. Steyenc. Sunday
last:•
Mr. E. Keys of Shipka spent Sun-
day at the home of Mr. W. H. Talbot.
Mr. W. H. Talbot, our, local
thresher, has bought from Messrs
IZlump and Kellerman of Dashwood,
the bean threshing outfit and will
thresh with it on his own route.
Other farmers that want the outfit,
will be run with a gasoline engine.
Any one that has beens to thresh, will
do well to see Mr, Talbot,
The Blake Women's Institute held
two very successful meetings recently
The June meeting took place at the
home of Mrs. R. N. Douglas; a good
program: Reading by Mrs. E. Ester
and Mrs. Wm. Douglas; phonograph
selection by Mrs. R. N. Douglas; songs
and Instrumental music by Mrs. H.
Zapfe, Mrs.uJ. Parks and Mrs. G. F.
Freckleton. On July 2nd, at the
home of Mrs. Peter Capling; Miss E.
Cowling of Toronto, the. Government
Delegate, gave an interesting address
on "Art in the home"' also "Dental
Hygiene and its relation to health."
A vote of thanks was proposed by
Mrs. Wm. Douglas seconded by 11Irs.
John Manson to Miss Cowling.
Lunch was served by the members at
the close of -hue meeting;
BRUCEFIELD
Miss Gertie Granger visited friends
in Goderieh last week.
Mrs. John Swanand daughter,
Mabel, are visiting Goderich friends.
Miss Jessie Akenhead has been en-
gaged to teaoh at Baird's school dur-
ing the coming season.
Dr. Gibson, of Sault St. Marie, is
visiting at the horse of Mrs. John
Gibson, near town.
Miss Campbell of Londesboro, has
been engaged to teach in the public
school west of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Yellowlees and
daughter, Helen, of 13owrnanville,
re visiting friends here.
VAR.NA
Mrn;:Jones; of Michigan, is visiting
er sister, Mrs, John Wanless, tvhorih'
he ha not seen for 31 years. This
isit is a happy;aoason to .both of
hem,
The 'Methodist congregation of the
xoshen and .Varna ehurehee were .in-
ited by the ICfppen Methodist ladies
o a free tea that wasserved on the;
hurohlawn, Kippen, on . Thursday
vorling.
Quit a few Visitors as they • were
gassing throtigb the'village in cats
lave called to seethe fox- fano of
4Ir. S. Wanless darling the last few
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a°cele, , 11i nch: r �� tnzr, t is stinrti it iar
hr. iinb ,lieeinielrs, "yor'nz� anti
KIPPEN
Last week Mr. Wesley Harvey
made a good sale of his large crop of
beans held over from lasttyear.
Rev. J. Richardson and wife ' wvlio
have been spending a months, holi-
days here have returned home.
Miss Bertha McKenzie. of Toronto
is spending a few days holidays ' at
her parents honae.
Mr. Herbert Whiteman of Toronto.
is spending a few days withhis par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. John Whiteman
of this village.
11rr. Wm. Moore of this village with
the aid of his brother James of Hen-
sall is putting up a nice new barn.
r- DOES IT MATTER'?
Doss Ix Maw= bo you that of all the
leen, women and children who die each
year in Canada one in seven is a victim of
(consumption ?
Doss IT M&TTan 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?
Dons IT MATTER that a few persons have
joined hands and within a few short years
have eyed thousands of these unhappy
aures and can save them all if only .there ih
a little more help and a littlo more meney.7''
Perhaps it does.i'b matter. It is all very
interesting but it is no immediate concern
of yours.�)
BUT O LD IT MATTER if instead of
entering someboUy 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 all the world
WOCLD IT .MATTER then if you saw yew
husband, wife, child or friend dying furlacl
of-alittlo bit of the money some other fellow
was throwing away ?
WOULD Ir rel ATTss when Christmas cams
if there were nothing for you to do but sit
on the edge of the bed and stroke the white
hand en the coverlet and realize that GM:
was the last Christmas?
This is how much ib matters in thousand;
of homes in Canada this year and win con
time to matter until enough people like y -u
best the burden and feel how crushing it is.
Ib nom matter—it is the most important
,thing in the life of some unfortunate
sufferer --what you do with the attached
rorm;
the llMusicoka .Fres Has-
onsaemptaves continue its
ijasavinp work I gladly enclose
t Sumo/ $. ....
Noose
Address Address
(,0 will prvldoznanttna,ceOraweek
400 will pay for four weeks.
1330.00 will endow a bod for a year.
ince the need is such a permanent
t ono, .t should also like to subscribe
OIy. Register my name accord,
eantrlbatlon, nuy l,e trot to W, 3. nags., Et , 8d 3p»din»
Awa, Taranto, of W 12, �unLnr 9ca.•Trens. Nation»I`baai.
t ditna A,wcl,a .11 3f7.Bing a W., Tosntito.
T ERST
What if this were p
i
An anxious, grief•ebrieken mttp6er sp.,
pealed to us rec®nbly. She w> :
"I haver non glftaeon
has taberooiosis fn this g.
the meads to give him t e its,
tame, . The doctor* say that
cam and att ntailn;lr ►ere fs every' ; .. , t . ab
he might fully recover: I would very
thankful if he couldbe admitted to the
Muskoka Free Hospital if possible."
&nape° that your son or your daughter
-were a consumptive. Suppose that he or
she were pale and waged and shaken bp a
hacking, strength -sapping cough. Kap-
pose that you; hadn't the money to previt e
the badly' -needed medicine, nourishment,
and 'skilled medical treatment. Think
what a blessed relief'ib would be to yo'it °bo
know that the Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives stands ready to help
Contributions to the Muskoka Prep Hos-
pita! for Consumptives will be gratefully
ucknowtedged by W. J. Gage, Chairman
Executive Committee, 84 p 8 adina Avenue,
or A. Dunbar, Secretary - Treasurer. 347
Ring Street West, Toronto..
R®digul Jr.
Percheron Stallion
No. (4354,) 74773;
This stallion will be at Dominion
House stable every Thursday after-
noon till Friday at noon, at, any other
time will stand at his , iiwn stable,.
St.Joseph, Napoleon A. Cantin, This
'horse for servioe at both planes.
For particulars,'apply to manager
or prop.
BEN CHARETTE
manager
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N, A. C4NTIN
proprietor
�R: E. 13. 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 house
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, 1Vlanhattan Maternity
Hospital N. Y. city. Late of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinio
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont.
Henry Bossenberry
Licensed Auctioneer.
iron, Middlesex and Lampton.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Dashwood, Ontario.
Dates arranged at the office
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 tui
careful attention. •
LOUIS WEBER, Zurich
CHAS. MEYERS, Blake.
BLAKE
CIIOPPEI
I will be operating the
Blake. Chopping Mill every
Tuesday and Friday, until
further notice.
Have a first class grind-
er, and will guarantee good
r !sults.
JACOB ZIPPER
BLAKE - ONT.
Farm
For Bale?
T am receiving numerous
enquiries respecting Huron
County Farm Lands.
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if you
want to sell
I will assist you with an advertising
campaign that will bring buyers
to our favored County.
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No Buyer No Charge
Call, write or phone
for particulars.
R ZELLER,
C,: nvevarra&, Real Estate. r ,
LIT
OMESEEKE,RS ENc1RSfONs.
Points on the TEMISKAIVIING & NORTHE lvf`
ONTARIO RY., Haileybury and Northern Ontario:
Flom all points in Ontario anduebec on the ® C -}ran d,
Trunk and C. P. Rys., -except West of Chalk River and
north to Parry Sound on the C. P. R.
Tickets at especially reduced rates, good going June andvalid for return
until June 20th.. See your -
nearest railway Agent for full particulars, or apply to
A. J. Parr, -
G.F.A., T. & N.O. Rlys,
North Bay, Ont.
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WESTERN FAIR
LONDON, CANADA -
Ontario's • Popular Exhibition
September 11 to 19, 1914
INCREASED PRIZE LIST
Magnificent Programe ofAttractions. Two Speed
Events Daily. New Fireworks Every Night.
COME AND SEE
The Dominion Experimental Farm Exhibit and
The Canadian Royal Dragoons.
Reduced Railway Rates Commencing Sept. 11th.
Special Excursion Days, Sept. 15, 16, 17th, All
Tickets good till Sept. 21st
ALL INFORMATION PROM THE SECRETARY
W. J. Reid, pres. A. M. H • nt. secy.
The Cost of Living)
ADVERTISING turns over stocks
rapidly, and therefore "muntiplies pro-
fits. This means that prices in a shop
which advertises con be short rather
than long.
Of this you may be sure: Prices in a shop which
adyertises are not MORE than in a shop which
does not advertise. The chances are that they
are oftentimes lower.
- This, also, is generally true: You will find
better goods, better values ann better service in
those shops whiph turn over their stocks rapidly,
This means, as a general thing, shops which
advertise.
A NOTE TO MERCHANTS
Advertising costs you nothing—it is paid for by the
profits on increased sales.
Advertising is easy—it is simply saying in writing
what you say to the customers in your shop.
Turn over stocks quickly if you would make mere
money.
Shop Where YOU are Invited to Shop.
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