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THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 1915
COUNTY NEWS
Mr and Mr John Sherritt, of
Stephen township, have moved to
Guelph to reside,
Wm Chapman has purchased ,from
the Canada Company 75 acres of grass
land on the 5th con, Hay,
Dr W Gann and daughter, Miss
Isabel, of Clinton, left last week for
England, where the Dr expects to enter
sone of the military hospitals for
surgery.
At the last meeting of the Tucker -
smith council, the by-law authorizing
the issue of debentutores
oused
1 Q ise eo by loan
the sum of 5Cpat-
riotic purposes was passed,
One of the results of the command-
eering of the wheat by the government
is that the Western Canada Flossy
OORRESPONDENOI3
DASHWOOD
111r Wes Geiser returned bonne from
the West Saterday,
Misses G Reid and E Crawford'
spent Saturday in Clinton.
Dr J Schram of London spent San -
day with Dr N F Schraine of this
place.
Mrs Art Doan, who has been spend-
ing a few weeks with relatives here,
left for her home in Port Huron Sat-
urday.
Quarterly services were -conducted in
the Evangelical church Sunday by
Rey Litt,
Mr Karl Graupner, who has been
home during the past week owing to
illness returned to Stratford Saturday
to results his studies. '
Mr Fred Diller has returned from
the west where be spent the sunnier,
The many friends of Mr Will Will-
ed, son of Mr H Willett, will be sur-
prised to hear that he has enlisted at
Pincher. Creek, -Cohere he has been for
several years.
Rev and Mrs Grenzeboch returned
from Listowel Saturday where they
attended the funeral of the latter's
mother.
Wedding Bells are again ringing.
Miss Irene are Master Roy Wolfe of
Crediton visited friends here on Sun-
day,
Ir Jonas Ilertlieb has disposed of
his farm, which he recently purchased
from Mr Valentine
mills t C"lodetieh *Moo ba out €tf it
supply. Their milis turn mitt 2.500
barrels of flour a day.
Lieut -Col Combe of Clinton receiv-
ed word from headquarters last week,
stating that they they would not grant
permission to have the counties of
Bruce and Huron join to raise a Bat-
talion for overseas. The Huron offlc-
ers will now go aheadwith their plans
to raise a Battalion in Huron County.
The non jury si'ttiugs of the Sup-
, reme Court of Ontario were held in
Goderieh last week, by Honorable
Justice Britton. Among the cases
Haw-
kins
of was the following.
was an action over the will of the
late John Hawkins, of Usborne. The
plaintiff was George Hawkins, the
younger, and the defendants Thomas
and Joseph Hawkins, executors of the
last will and testament of John Haw-
kins, There was a partnership (not
in writing) between the plaintiff and
the deeeasedd, and the action was for
a settlement of the accounts, there
being a dispute as to which properties
were included in the partnership.
Judgment entered dissolving the
partnership existing between the plain-
tiff (George Hawkins, the younger)
and the deceased, John Hawkins, and
for a reference to the local master to
ascertain the assets of said partnership
to take the partnership accounts, and
generally to wind up the partnership.
Costa of all parties to be paid out of
partnership assets, father directions'
reserved.
EtEN,SALL
Hugh McEwen has returned from a
trip to the western provinces;
Mr and Mrs Thigh McDonell, who
moved to Se Marys a few months ago,
have returned to Hensall and rented
Jas Bonthron's cottage opposite the
post office,
John Bonthron a conductor on the
Q P R in the west, was here attending
the funeral of his father, the late
James Bonthron.
111rs Geo McIntyre of Port Stanley
is visiting her mother, Mrs Jas Sparks,
E Drake has taken positioia in 0
Joynt's clothing store,
Gerber to Mr
EXETER.
TllEBI6.VAR1ETY S
POWELLS BAZAAR
ER
Is ready for the Xmas rash. We have the best assoz•tirlent at the most reasonable prices
this year you'll find in a weeks travel.
ry
c'f1,
i nC�r Chinaware, Salad Bowls, Cake and
�' Berry Sets, ow�
Lunch Sets Cups, -Saucers, Bon Bon Boxes and dozens.
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mote we cannot mention, from.25c up. . Also real pretty'
china and' glassware at 10c, 15c and 25c.
Mr Crossley the evangelist, opened a
series of meetings here on Sunday and
he expects to continue them for some
weeks.
The family of the late T B Carling
will move to Toronto to reside,
H F Huston was elected vice pres-
ident of the Library Association of
Huron, Perth and Bruce, at the meet-
ing recently held at St. Marys.
Workmen are engaged on the hydro
transmission line between Lucan and
Exeter. The wires in town will also
be placed at an early date.
The little daughter of Mr and Ms
W J Statham got the first three fingers
of her right hand caught in the bread
mixer a few days ago and they were
badly injured, Parts of two had to be
Arthur Gabel.g,luplttlitetlt
Several ffeiii URI etteti�4tet ,1ie y r R Pollock, who has been with. J
Battle sale at Zurich last iSatO.raay �H Scott for three years, has moved to
afternoon, Kerwood with his family, where he
ST. JOSEPB.
Mr Irvin D. Smith of London is
spending a week's holidays at his
home here,
The Auction . Sale of Mrs N C Masse
on Tuesday was -largely attended and
prices were fairly high for this time of
the year.
Mrssrs A. F Hess, L A Williams,
E Beaver and C L Smith, of Zurich,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr C 0
Smith.
Mr Joe Papineau is seriously ill at
time of writing, His many friends
wish hila a speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs C 0 Smith and son
Gordon left on Thursday for a two
weeks visit with lateer's narents, Mr
and Mrs J S Wilhelm pear Baden.
Mr•John Groff and sister Mabel
returned from a two week's visit with
their mother at Baden.
Shop Early
TOTS
Almost ell toys game from .,lapttn
this .year 1it}tl are very'HMO skis
olienp V''e bonght rayl•; it Oil have
it good assortment Dol's and heads
are scarce, attho we have :lice one::,
Decorations
Xmas garlands, bells and stream
ers, tinsel cord, crepe l aver in teff
rolls. and folds, tissue impel-, etc ,
at from 5o up.
TQ let Art cies Shop !Early
New Jewellr °
flair brushes and combs, cheap
and good. Tooth and nail brushes,
5o up Clothes shushes, ebony and
rosewood imitation, 100 up. • '1'r'l'
cum powders, perfumes, tooth
pastes, hair oils. skin preparations,
inediorl jelly, Nameless Catarrh
Remedy 25c. Fancy somas.
Shop Early
lusioal Instruments
EDISON'S famous phonograph isone of our favorite items in cur
store. We offer only the latest uptodate instruments. We have the
cylinder type at $4.3 $58.50, $100, and the new Edison eiso at $13'7.50,
$200 and up, We guarantee every instrument we sell and see to it that
each instrument gives satisfaction. Come and see us, phone us or write
us and we will give yon any information that we can, oheerftellp, n,
will manage a creamery.
Louis Hern, while out shooting the
other day, fell and injured his knee
severely. He will be laid up for some
time.
Mrs James Stewart, another of
Exeters pioneers, passed away last
Friday in her 86th year. p Three tyre
dsons survive her.
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BLAKE
Miss Nina Carling was presented,
with a club bag by the Sunday School
of James Street Methodist church,,
Exeter, of which she was a valued
teacher for a number of years. She
leaves shortly for New Ycrk to take
up hospital work.
Gold filled rings, in plush box, 25o
(alolcl filled beauty and bar pins, 25o
Beads, pearl, glass, and rose petal,
15o ttud 25c. • Duff buttons iu boxes
25c. Necklaces 25e. Any ei these
make nice gifts.
BOOES
Big assortment for the ohildren
at 50, 100, 15o, 20t', 25o, Picture and
story.
Gold fish, fish glass
fish food, fish glob-
es
lob-es at lowest prices°
Read over this ad again and then cone and see if we
have misrepresented. The cheeriest store in Exeter
POWELL'S BAZAAR
PHONE 55 . EXETER
VICTORIA IN WAR TIME.
British Columbia City Feels Spirit
Even More Beefily Than East.
War time in Victoria, B.C., is, in
many ways, like war time in the in-
land cities; in one -or two important.
respects, however, it is different.
For 'one thing, although the east-
ern cities as a whole realize the ser-
iousnese of the situation, and are re-
sponding splendidly to the call, yet
their citizens, individually and col-
lectively, can hardly view the contest
in quite the irtimate way the people
do on the Pacific coast. Ontario, al-
though she is sending her sons to
Europe, is not in. any danger herself.
British Columbia, on the other hand,
is an exposed coast .province, and
has been in actual danger of attacks
from the Germans.
For several months last year, .how-
ever, at the beginning of hostilities,
there was a genuine chance that Vic-
toria • might be attacked. This
proximity to actual fighting threw
Victoria citizsns into a particularly
serious and determined mood from
the very start and this feeling has
remained constantly with them, and
has been transmitted into zealous
and efficient work, both in actual -en-
Iistment, and. in all activities con-
nected with the war.
Toronto has its aeroplanes, but
Victoria has its cruisers, and more in-
teresting still, its submarines, if
you want to feel quite a new sensa-
tion, and to have it driven horn.e to
you graphically that Canada is de-
veloping war -time scenery of her
own, take a. peep through the peris-
cope of one of the submarines in Es-
guimalt Harbor, a few miles from
Victoria, says a writer in. Toronto
Star Weekly. Not only will the act-
ual experience of being in a subma-
rine and looking through one of the
periscopes, which, owing to the abuse
of submarines by Germany, have
come to stand in the world for some-
thing sinister and alarming, be of in-
terest in itself, but through the lens
you are as likely as not to see the
Rainbow or the Tient floating at an-
chor in the harbor. '.Clio Rainbow is
a cruiser of the Canadian Navy, :now
used as a training skip. Tho Kent is
a cruiser of the British Pacific fleet,
which, afte7 doing its shale in the
work of expelling the Germans from
the Pacific, and being rudely batter-
ed. 111 the task, came to Esqulinalt for
recuperation. To view this war-
scarred and battle -wounded ship
even from an ordinary point on the
shore . is to feel one's blood course
faster with excitement and with
pride. To 'tee the veteran through.
the periscope of a submarine adds
to the effect, both dramatically and
STANLEY TO'W N SH I P
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical
church will meet in the basement of
the church on Monday evening the Gib
at 7.30 O'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present.
A Union Sunday School Convention
will be held in Varna on Friday of
this week. The afternoon session will
be held in the Methodist church and
the evening session in the Presbyterial)
church. A free supper will be previa-
ed in the town hall for those from a
distance,
Mr Willie Pratt of the Babylon
Line has enlisted and is now in train-
ing with the 38rd Batt at London.
Mr and Mrs Ryan iron The Nile
are visiting at the home of Mr D •J
Stephenson.
The lecture given in the church by
Rev Mr Knight of Hensall was much
appreciated by those present. Mr
Knight is a very brilliant speaker and
kept his audience interested from
start to finish. A. collection was taken
which will be used for patriotic work.
Mr and Mrs Stephenson of the
Goshen Line, • and Mr and Mrs
Ryan of Nile visited at the home of
Mr Ed Hayes, over Sunday,
11Ir R Johnston and Mr J Baker are
busy this week threshing beans, near
Seaforth.
Mr and Mrs Sam Hey spent Sun-
day. with frionds in Dashwood.
Qnite a number from this vicinity
attended the entertainment given in
the Town Hall, Zurich, last Tuesday
evening.
Mr Bert Clark spen t the week end
at the home of his brother, Mr A
Clarke.
Miss Minnie Sohnston-visited friends
in Zurich during the past week.
HILLSGREEN KO)! sat
e•
The following is a list of those who
contributed to the Canadian Red ('ro;s
Society atIlillseereen.
$5 Contributions—W J jet -rote, A
Love, Thos Consitt, Wm Consitt, Miss
S Petty, x+3,00, J Jari'ott, $2.00, Jas
Love, R Stevenson, Jas Coobrane, nes
A 0 Hagan. Sant Walker, Win McAl-
lister, 11,00 D Anderson, Robt Forest,
II Turner, W Turner, G Coleman,
Jno Consitt, H Love, W Carlisle, Miss
Stevenson, Win Love, Robt Love, .1 C
Cochrane, Mrs C A Jae -rote, E J Troy-
er, 3 B Forest, Iles Quaelt;enbalsh,
Audy Dain. 50o, Miss L Workman, 1.0
Coleman 25e, Jno Turner. Total.
$59,25.
The followingis a list of fruit lona-
ted by the ladies of Hillsoreen for: the
:soldiers in the trenches. Half -gallon
Wm Love, Jas .Coebraae. Two quarts
Mrs Jas Love, Mrs A. Love, Mrs S
Walker, Mrs W 7 Jarrott, Mrs A Ce
Elegem, Mrs Robt Stevenson, Mrs 7t',
74,f1. ()it= fpllt•t Mr4 W 1'[Ball.
eeer, Mfrs W lintels, bits 11 'Lave,
14[i5 1'l) tewc, Volt 7 Jltrr'ott, Mrs ,l
tlousitt, M.rs E ''rioyer, Airs J 0. (;och
GREDITON
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Either, 11l P P, has returned
from the senatoriur at Allendale
much improved in health.
A happy event was celebrated at the
hem of Mr mid Mrs F-Hilber lust
1{"riday, when their:sons and dartghtere
met to celebrate the 75111 anniversary
r itr,.,, li"jt1 f1,',.! .%.ir•ih4llY'x', A ' ten t
pleats It Mine Was slant by el', lira
t aee.ey ;tint ells Teller, of Detroit,
and el 'e to. 11 t•i Pleli1Flolllbitt were
MIMES
I have taken over the agency of the
MASSEY-HARRIS Implements
picturesquely.
Both good sense and censorship
prevent any detailed description of
Canada's submarines, but, as may be
imagined,- anyone privileged to in-
spect one of these craft, finds the
visit a faseinatieg experience.
The submarines in Victoria ar,.e
now oidoered and partially manned
by members of the staff and. Drew oi'.
the Kent, which, as Mentioned above
is now in Esquilnalt harbor. They
are under direct coutrof of the Brit-
ish Admiralty,
and ant prepared to quote you prices on salt
kinds of farm maollil:ery manufactured by that-
well-lino'tvn firm.They have a world-wide
reputation and their implements need no intro-
duction in this section.
The best reconnxiendation for them can be had
from ycnr neighbor 'who is using them now.
Ask him }
Get my Prices before Buying.
Gallman Phone 25i1 Zurich
HORSE BLANKETS
1 have a full stock of all kinds of Horse Blankets on hand .
1 was luoky to pureshase a. large stock of All Wool Blankets before
the advance in prices and have decided to retail them at the old
price while they last. Call in and,see our values.
MITTS and GLOVES
A large assortment of Men's 1Vlitts and Gloves on hand.
Our prices are just a little lower than usual. Call and see
before you bay.
HARNESS, TRUNKS, ROBES, WHIPS, ETC.
R. F. STADE ZURICH
OREAMWANTEDS
I have made arrangements with Silv'erwoods
Dairy, Loudon, to take eream at,
My Residence, Zurich, anytime
during the week.
Or'eaui is teded wheri brought to my residence
and paid for on delivery. Price paid . tl •)
week was 31. Cents per poundEighost .
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