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EXT ' AOR,
We have in stock an
assortment of Goods of which we are proud. We know our future Business depends on our present doings, so with this in mind, we must buy
Y purchase,", ypeople.
Xmas Display
oral. Good Oooe s and sell at fair prices, We ask everybody in Exeter and vicinity to come in andsee our
this year,even if you do not we want to see - the
At the Campy Counter
We expect our stook -of orauges and new nuts this week. Our can.
dy is always fresh. Our Rosted and salted peanuts are always good.
Japanese China
• A job line to sell at 10-15-25o, some lovely pieoes and all hand col-
ored, Beautiful Glassware 10 150. Nippon China in a variety of decor-
ations from 25c up.'
Willards Choclates
Assorted cherries, Nut chips, lylint wafers, Maple walnut, Honey
nouget, Butteries 10c eaob, chaffing dish Tiffany, MotorLuneh, Family
box, and many others at popular prides of 25o to $115. In bulk we have
Cream. Centres and hard centres about 30 flavors. Try us for Candy,
Special prides on 5.1b boxes,
Doll Heads
Steeping and awake, with hair and without 100 up, strong bisque,
100 and 15c up, Celluloid, (large) 25c, Metal all sizes 20 and 25o •
Christmas Decorations and Tree Ornaments
Garlands. 5o -IOc uu, Bells 20c a doz up, Xmas Greetings 15c up,
Leaf Decorations 25o, Urepe paper in rolls, Shelf paper in folds, Fancy
Drape paper in folds , lowest prices, Xmas Candles all prices, large
and small Tinsel 2 yds for 5c candle holders.
China
Rich White and Gold China, Dinner ware Open Stock
While others are raising the price, we are still selling it at
the same prices.. All our goods are marked in plain English
We •use uo Greek. Start savi,a_?,;g to -clay, tell your friends to
.buy you a piece of White and Oeld china at Powell's for
Cliristrnas:
50 Cups and`saucere, hand painted,:, too high for our trade,
Lo clear 500 each, regular $
• :Qdn,Pieces of China, in great profusion, suitable for gifts
from 15c -25c up.
Cups and , Saucers
800 Beautiful cups and saucers .going at I5-25-350 each,
nice presents for girls,
We show the finest assortment of band -painted chinaware
in Exeter, barring none, See our display before you buy.
25 Watersets, regular 1 50 to ,1 75 to clear at d 25 a set
choose early- .•
Powell's Bazaar, Exeter.
RIGHT NOW you can buy any article, pay 25 p c. on it, we.willlay it aside for you till Xmas.
Xrn.ai:s Stationery Post Cards
Iainen Paler and Lnvelopes in pretty boxes at 20, 25, 35, swell goods.
'Make, nice presecit4- Oar Card colleetifiu is great. Dont buy Carter; un-
til you see ours. Reg, 2 for 5, 2000 at 5 for 5c, others 2 for 5c, 3 for 10e
G for 25c. Christmas Seals 3 p tcicets for 10c•
Sleeping DOLLS and awake
Rag dolls 50 •and 10c, Celluloid 25 and ,roc, Fancy Dressed 25 and 50e
rues,
(Ammeter babies 5, 10; I5c to $3.75, Crying and Musical babies 250
up, Unbreakable dolls all prices, Babies in long clothes $1.25 up, Doll
Cradle:: 250 up, Doll gocrrts 15e, Dai:y,; carts and wheel barrows 15e,
Doll Lawn bwiugs 350, Doll keds S50,
Mechanical Toys
Gas engine (spring wind) 75c, Steam boa: (engine by oil) 1, 50„ Train
on track 5% 1,00 and 1.25, Walking fi;ail, <i0c, t lewn Orchestra •750,
Darkey c1`tient-tier and bear 50o, Billiard t.ilile 25c, Pop and cap guns 5_25
Autos, horses, and carts• and dozens of others at 10c up.
TOYS
BRA izng nets 25o, Washboard and mils in sets 25c, Drawing slates 5c•
lOc and 25c, Horns and trumpets 5c 100 tp' Drums all prices, . Xmas
stockings 5, 10 and 25c, lorses, 5o up I -oinking horses dappled grey with
bast et seat and reins complete, rag g1,25 only $1.75.
Special discounts to churches and schools on $5 Xtnas pnrchnses
DASHWOOD
At the nomination meeting on Mon-
day night for police trustees for the
Village the three men chosen to look
after the affairs of the Village for the
yeas 1915 were, George Eli holler,
Ignatius- Weltir. and Ed. aeadiger,
Messrs Chris. Stade and Jana W.
Graybiel resigned leaving the three
mentioned ,elected by venial—lea, ion.;
I\Ir. George Koch was re.elected
school trustee for the next thre:1 years
at the annual meeting on Wed resday.
Mr and Mrs HermanEidt,of Forest
who spent the Xmas with friends here
left for their home Monday. .
Miss Vera Brokenshire is visiting
friends in Zurich this week.
Miss Enna Callfas is spending some
-ti:nie with fri„f,a,Ts m Tbedfo t.
Mr and Airs George Schroeder
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�visit,.cl t-w'zanTuS in Exeter on Wednes-
day.
While cutting, straw at James Bax-
ters, Isth con., a few days ago, Jacob
Marriott had the misfortune to have
two of his fingers cut oft •
Misses Ethel Kellerman, Lillian
Hartleili, and Lillie Miller, who have
been teaching at Toronto, Clarkson,
andOrediton respectively have returned
to their homes here to spend the Xmas
vacation.
Rev. J. H. Ehlers, field secretary
for Christian activity among 'the
Educational Institutions of Pena -1
Sylvania will preach in the Evangelica
church next Sunday evening at 7
o'clock.
Intended for last iveelc
The Xmas. entertainment, in the
Evangelical church on Wednesday
evening was. as usual a success.
Mr Joseph Diller who was here att-
ending his son's wedding left 'for his
home in Michigan on Monday.
School closed on Tuesday for the
Xmas. holidays, the teachers have left
far their respective homes, 1\:lr Henry, ascents Mr and Mrs Charles Laporte.
Ilderton, ,'Miss Woods Bayfield and 1,.
Miss FinIcbiner Crediton. Hector is looking fine and says he likes
Mr Arthur J Terminer of Naperville the west,
I11: is speuding hisXuaas. holidays at Mr Taffiel Ayotte arrived last weelc
the home of Mr Godfreid Oestreicher. from Michigan with his family to live.
The storm ofthe past few days has on the farm he bought on the 141h,
filled u i the coatis that grail carriers
Nowhere he will Make `his .new home.
sof l him much .success.
ou routes 1 and 2 were unable to We wish ur
BLAKE
iir. Beattie has returned to his
home in Egznondville after having
taught school in S. S. No, 9 for the
last few months giving good satisfaet
ion to both scholars and parents. -
Mr. and Mts. Ross Johnson and
daughter Mantnie attended the
wedding of a friend near Varna last
week.
The Misses Stevens are spending
the holidays under the parental roof.
11ir. and Mrs. A. T. Douglas enter-
tained a few of their friends on.. Mon-
day evening last,
Mr. Milton Johnston visited friends
In London over the Xmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Sparks, Mr. and
1' Mrs. Wm Douglas ,and daughter, of
Stanley and Dr. and Mrs. Schoellig
and son of Detroit, spent Xmas clay
with airs Peter Douglas of the yillage.
Miss Flossy Capling entirtained a
number of her friends on Monday
evening.
Miss Annabel McDonald . who is
attending the Collegiate at Seaforth
is spending the holidays at her honne
here. •
Mrs Boyes Sr. has returned to. her
home in Eglnonclville after a pleasant
visit with her son's and other friends.
DRYSDALE
The five o'clock service in St Peters
church Christmas morning was well
attended, the church being crowded to
the door.
Miss Josephine Denomneleft Satur-
day fora visit bo Windsor anncl Chatham
Richard Laporte and Teddy ' Rau,
who are attending Sanely ieh college
are home for their holidays. .
Mr Stanton Brisson who is attend-
ing the Medical Cope"" at Toronto is
also hoe fol his holidays.
Mr Hector Laporte; who has been
out west for two years, is visiting his
nnalce their round trip and the currier
on No. 8 found it earnest innpossidleto
get through; which he did with great
difficulty. The patlunasters on the
several beats should see to it that the
road is kept open for the, conveyn.nce
of Iles 11iagesty's trail,,otllerwise .they
Inas find themselves up against .aherd
7ro position.
1 1
EX.EE_4l'.
The hockey team was reorganized
at a meeting bell our Tuesday.
J. Grigg, who y h � recently his
leg has been removed.frons, : Goderich
to his hanne here,
Miss J. Flerdy of the Deaconess
TrainingSchool, Toronto,: is spending
the holidays at her home.
John Northcott passed away on Dec
17th, aged 75 -years Deceased suffered
a pttralytie stroke a few weeks age.,
GRAND BEND
In these columns scene time ago
Was stated that horses were not Sofia
as some people thought, as three horsca
sired by Non Parole sold for $160,
$165. and $170. respectively. We also,
think it our duty to say something re.
;;aiding the get of Judge Parole, Wang.
Whiteof-Londonroad sold a 146 coon:,
the old filly last fall for ;$115, Jim. -
Fleming 'Medford
ho;'Fleaninng'Medford got $120,for a 'eld•'
ing rising 2•yearsold, Robert Carnpbel'
oftheSaubie line recently refused
$140, for a filly 28 months old, Geo
Clark of the town line (Sanders Tarin)
has t> wealinng acid a yearling from a
snare 20 years of age, whiter are fit to.
show against any company, These
colts were all servea by Judge Parole'
'owned by B Bosseuberry,GrandBond
•wlio is ready to turn him for the word
'with any fres legged pacer in these
parts,)
13EAVEIt ME ADO W
l.fiss R Keys, who has held the
position of teaching -in S. S. No 12
Hay, for the past year and a half, bas
severedher connection with the school
and has left for hor home at Varna.
During her sojourn here she won many
friends, who regret her departure from
the vicinity. Her faibhfn1nes in school
dui ties was much appreciated.1-l:er labors
were not•,only. confined to the school
room, as Miss Keys was always ready
and willing to aid in other literary and
B:YF 1ELD
Christmas Wedding.
The beautiful new bonne of Mr and
Mrs: Samuel Cleave of Louisa street
was the scene of a pretty wedding at
highneon, when their only daughter
Miss Edith. became the bride of ]\Ir J
Gingrich of Newberry Mich, Tho
ceremony was performed by the Rey•
Scars. of Toronto, and was witnessed
by; the immediate friends and relatives
Miss Rosamond Snowden, most i ntim
social natters. On Tuesday afternoon ate friend of the. bride, played the wed
Dec. 22nd. the school room , eivas: the -ding march The bride was unattended
scene of a large gathering of parents, .and looked cherming in blue silk trim -
pupils, and friends. A splendid pro-. 'used sbadow lace and pearl trimmings,
gremule was given vythe pupils.which coni) i,tulations followed the ceremony
was enjoyed by all present, Miss whc r all sat down to the weddinglun-
Keys wasmade the rsce1ient of ahand- -chenf Me and Mrs G'•:•tngriai .left on
S01110 ebony toilet seb . presented by '.theafiernoontrain foe Niagara, and,
Master Lorne Pfile in behalf of the other points, where ' they will spend c
pupils, who much regret her departure .short time before going to their iomel.
as their teacher. The following address in Michigan The brides going away
was read. by Master Percy Schoch. 1 costume was navy blue whip cord suit
BEAR TEACHER. land -white hat and 'set of beautiful
to leave us and we, as your pupils, feel and costly silverware, chin fel nen, cut -
that we•cannot let this opportunity pass
without ex pressing regret at your departure
and also of showing our appreciation for
The time has corn when you are about • furs The presents were nunleroIIS'
the many sacrifices you have made in our
behalf. In the discharge of your duties you
have been .very earnest nud faithful. If
there was anything whieh we did not un- Edition tit 00 per Year by 4thil
Outside City of London
glass, gold, checks, etc.
ST. JOSEPH
is the time to begin thinking of
(Christmas. From now to ..' •'ras
we will give special- lowBar-
gains on Pianos, Organs, Edion
Phonographs, Singer Sewing
Machines, Bell Art Pianos. r, ith
the illimitable quick repaving
actionand sustaining frame.
In buying a
Bell Plano
you get a strictly. high ;rade
piano,' and you pay noLbmi, c-xtrrt
_for the nuim The Bell stands
at the top in Musical circles. We
also -sell Cheaper grades and. ether
1 :-,
makes of pianos,' You will ;:ave
surges bnying•from
t WELL, LL, ' URIC •
I buy spot cash and give the;'us-
tonuers the benefit of it...
Your call is welcoome.
orama
The London Adver s;:l r
111OftNING—NOUN— EV]ll 1z,ta•
derstand at firstsight you weraalways wtl:-
iiag to show us aright, no matter how often
we imposed on you your only desire was the
advancement of all your pupils and to im-
partsuch knowledge as would be of untold
value in our studies. To accomplish your
aim you shared neither time nor labor, in
and out ofschool thereby.shewing that
your heart was in the work, and thus won
the honor and esteem of the whole section.
We ask you to accept this toilet set as a
token of the Sincerity of our love and esteem
while we Unitedly wish, you most heartily
a large measure of success in the future.
Signed on behalf of the pupils of S. S. No.
12 .Hay. Percy Schoch, Locno Pfile.
Miss Keys although entirely taken
by surprise replied in a pathetic and
appropriate manner; thanking most
sincerely her' pupils for their much
appreciated ''and beautiful gift, also
thanking all presant for their many
kindnesses during her stay here.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Jeremiah A (;orriveau,
late of the Township of ):Tay, In the Coun-
ty of Huron, Igerclaant, deoea'ed.
Notice is hereby given that all poisons
li vine• any clams against Jeremiah A
Corriveau, who died nn the tlOth tlov of
November, 1514. at the said Township of
Hay, aro required on or before the fish day
of January, 1515, to Send by, post or deliv-
er to Mr Seraltbine Curriveta, 4. ld.. No.
2, Zurich, 1•Vidow and ' Arlin nistratti:x of
the T:atate of the e.tid 1>uce t,erl, cc. to the
undersigned' Solicitors Herein fur the Ad-
tainrat.ratris, full particulrtry for their
claims; and that after the said - last
mentioned drite the zi.dminitihra.t,-ix will
proceed to distribute the assets of the gaicl
Deceased among the persons entitled there-
to, having cooled only to the claims of
which she shall then have had =,rico, and
that the said Adiniatratrix will not be
liable for tlhe,aaid assets. or a li" nett there
of;. to ;any person of whose claim she shrill.
001 then hay"e received notion.
T)ated'at,;(odetirh the 14th clay of ..Dec,
ember, 11114:
Proudfoot; Killeran and PI
foot.
• finch ri. b;, Ontraio.
Solicitors for said Adr,iitristratrix.
Cbristzuas clay passed off very quiet-
ly as the weather was cold.
Cryril Masse who has been away to
the west the past year has returned
bone fo rfew clays.
11is Jennie Geroiinette of Honsall is
visiting her grand paLenLs NIr and Mrs
Oscar Duchenne, Sr.
The Correspondent wishes all a
happy and prosperous New Year.
The children of Mr. anclMrs N. M:
Cantin have returned from Toronto
and ate spending the holidyas at their
hone here,
Prank Papineau of Detroit is spend-
ing the holidays under the parental
roof. ,
The continuous Cold weather has
formed, ice on Lake' Huron find some of
the old time fishermen are getting their
nets ready for winter fishing,
The concert held in 11,e Separate
School::near St. Joseph o u 9'11e8(1a.y even•
ng was largely, attended, T.L'be prograina
coiisi;:tecl of dialogues recitations,
music, and speecher. The teacher Miss
Walser, is to bo congratulaled for the
rucces:sof'the entertainment, 111r N A
Ci,utiia as tea as chairman.. •
Asiibscciprionwas taken up recently
for thepurposo of aiding Peter Charette
to go to•London tobave his eyes treated
Ile will leave after the holidays,
111 -ti and Mrs l iugene Boileau and
family of Montreal with IVlrancl• Mrs
13oileatt Sr. spent their Christmas holi
clay's with ST 1l'1 Cautin. 1VIr Boileau
Sr, is coaling St Joseph his bonne in,
bene future.,Wel Collie to our new oftisem
Mr 1 Masse Sven at iUensal
ante io1 ioits the roasts fairly gooti.
Mr N Id Cautin spent Sutadtfy'with
his fancily Pero.
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Ph0U1)P.00T, T�IT.I.Olt.1AT, & PROUD- •
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1'ublie Sic, Oilier, on the Splay:, 2nd.
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•Priv,' a finds to loan itt' lowoat sates.
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MEDICAL CARDS
R. E • 13. 13ALFOUR, graduate-
,
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este]'iY. University,University, late of
'Western
l.Lilitary. Hospital and Victoria
Hospital; London. Office in the
building formerly occupied by the late
Dr,McLanghlin, Dashwood.
R A. J. MacRINNON late )':louse
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.
Farm for Sale
Lot 23. Con 7, Parr Line Hay
North 50 -acres, or will sell the whole
lot. For particulars apply to Duncan
Taylor, Hensall P. O.
FO r.a SALE
lHouse:l+'or Sala —A While Brick
House erected by Sim Ireland, and afi
present oicupiied by Otto Restenayete
for particulars apply to El. Weigand
Dashwood.
IMPLEMENTS. Farm f Qr Sale...
Binders, Mowers, al i n s
of Cultivators, Discs and I' er-
tilizer Drills, g best and light.
est made, all steel.p
Manure S' r.2aders and all
kinds of plows ,and repairs
always in stack.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies and
Wagons before buying else -r
GRAY 1VfOT
wheC1re.
R ENGINES
1I 11. P. $75; 2 • H. P. , 85; 4I I,
P. $125::fr t7• P. $1.7,i; �3 iI P ‘ti`32"
;.
.• 411 ra
12Ii. P. $375; all warranted first
class,
At the old Stand:-
r Squlare' Dealing:(: ter Mao"
F. Hess. 86' Son1
210 acres of good farming and
fruit lance. 2000•peach frees. of ivlii.eh
1000 are in bon:ring, good, plenly' of
\rater,good ltrildintr, well fenced .and
and pertly drained. 'Poi. particulars
+ni'ply to l)e nitl Smith, R. R. No. 2
Zurich,
For Service •
Thoroughbred Yorkshire Boer for
-sorrier. Al'o Th orongialrrril rahort-
horn T)uthrtii Brill for '('11 iso. On
1.ot 28, Cion. 12, Tley 'Township.''
Day id Schwa rtzraa4pd
LIV3 1i'OWVL WANTED
1 grill (aim 1iwe fowl every Tuesday •
foren.00u, tiintil.further notice, `Iligh-
o t mnarkelprice will be paid.
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