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THIS MONSTER SALE WILL
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are. still .hammering down prices.
The Reduction Knife has cut deep.
For a few more days there will be more sacrifices. It is
now a race .against dine. This is a genuine Sale and Cost
does not enter into consideration when marking .the prices.
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Saturday, !Wad'. 25th of 813 a m
A Surprise Package Sale. Values' in all packages
guaranteed from 50c to $2.00.
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Your choice for 25c.
Tuesday, Mai. 201 , the last day
of the Big Sale, you will find a dollar bill attached
to each Fur or curl lined coat all at Sale Prices.
Special for rSal*-=F a}hhy.
and Tuestlay
Ladies' Jack'ts . Men's Suits
$8.00 `,,r 98
10. r) few i?,98, 3.08
16.00 for 11.29
Child' Jackets
$6.00 for 98
8,00 for 1.98
10,00 8.08
Dress Goods
New Shades
50c for 20c
60 for 44
65 for 44
72 for 44
. 1" '', } for ti 79
12.50 for 8.49
Boy's Suites
Special
$4.00 for 2.49
7.00 for 4.98
8.00 for 5.85
Mens' Overc'ts
12.00 for 8.49
9.00 tor 6.98
CO
RE BPoN:DENOE��
DASI3 WOOD
Miss Ora Roffman of Tavistock is
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
Dr N F Schram and Ehnore Willem
spent Saturday in Parkhill.
Miss Pearl Wurtz, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr J Keller-
man, returned to her home in Zurich.
Several of the young people of town
attended the skating rink at . Exeter
Thursday night,
A Red Cross quilting bee was held
in the basement of the Evangelical
church Thursday afternoon.
Mr Dau Mcisaac of Crediton visited
here over Sunday.
Several from here attended the fun-
eral of the infant son of Mr and Mrs
Leonard Wurm, Sunday, at Zurich. •
Mr Fred Baker is on this sick list
this week.
Messrs Jos & Valentine Gassman
and Mrs Hiiliger of Port Huron and
Mrs Wni Westlake, of Stratford are
visiting their mother, Mrs Fred Goss -
man, who is seriously ill at present.
BARCAM IN SHOES
oT reduce oiu • stock we offer
the following;
Men's Felt Shoes, reg $3 for $2,.50
ac " ct ac $2 for '$1,65
" hvy 2 bkle rebs $2.75 for $2.25
" high laced " $8 for $2.50
Ladies felt shoes, $1.75 for $1.50
" [C slippers Bye for 65e
" Rubbers 75e for 65o
« overshoes $2,25 for $1.75
Boy's rubbers 75e for 65e
la M::n's overshoes • $2 for $,1.65
ca �' x;1.•75 for 1 50
A lot of ladies shoes4 fol; 0.15
'Butter and ergs taken in' exchange,
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Little Daisy hose, all shades, t7
values 3Oc for 19c,
Everything in Groceries ovi g
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PFAFF DASHWOOD
o Shoe „l enchant`
G R,A D BEND
The Ladies' Red Cross .-.Society of
G rand Bend,have: forwarded the fol •'
lowing bales to the Red Cross Branch
at London since the organization of.
this Branch -in November 19ifi. -
62 Day shirts, 97 pair of socks 12
mattress covers; Money received for
Red Cross Grant from Stephen Council
$25.00; Patriotic Concert $92.10;
The young people's Red Cross Dance
$17.50; Red Cross box social „+44.80
Donations from friends $6,25; Total
amount $184.15; Money paid out
far Red Cross $147.83; Balance on
hand $37.32. Miss Ibiayme Craford,
Secretary. Miss Florence Gill, Treas-
urer.
There was a social gathering at Mr
Robert Pollock's on Sunday evening.
Lieut. Tyffo of Strathroy is here
drilling the soldiers, the number
being tw elve„ racTi '+ d•.:3sa
The old pioneers are passing ay
one after another. It is our sad duty
to recall the death of the late Chris-
tian Zaphe, who passed away on Fri-
day evening, age 88 years.O, The re•
mains were laid in the Grand Bend
Cemetery, on Monday. The funeral
was largely attended. . The family
has the sympathy of the community.
Dir Jonah Pedlar, who has been
visiting° Fat the home of Mr
Joseph Gill's, went to Dashwood on
Thursday to visit friends.
NEW;r,MILLINERY IN GRAND
BEND
Miss Olive Green has opened up a
new millinery business in Grand Bend
with a large stock of new and up -to
date Millinery. Opening will be held
Friday and Saturday, March 24th
and 25th and following days and ex-
tends a cordial invitation to the ladies
of Grand Bend and vicinity to call
and inspect her. stock. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
DIXIE
Dir and Mrs Thos Kyle spent an
enjoyable time visiting friends in
Chiselhurst.
Mrs Nell Latimer visited her son
Edwin, in Hensel]. on Friday.
Mr Nelson Desjardine, who has
recently been staying at Mono
1Cnepfer, has returned home for a
short visit.
Mr Tsreal Kuapfer spent Saturday
on the Town Line,
Good Chatham incubator and bre
oder; nearly new, for sale, cheap.
L, Prang.
BLAKE
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute was held at the home of Mrs
Oonsitt on Tuesday afternoon. The
President called the meeting to order
and the usual business' • was tronsacted
After the roll call, Mrs. David Tough
gave a splendid pa1er on, "Measles,"
and Mrs R N Douglas gave a paperon
What to do for burns and scalds."
Miss Jessie Tough delighted the audi-
ence With a Scotch reading. After
heartily thanking Mrs Consitt for her
hospitality the meeting was closed by
singing "God Save The King. It was
decided at this meeting to collect old
linen and cotton for the Red Cross,
Any contributions by outsiders will be
thankfully received by any member
of the Institute or bring to the next
meeting which will be held at the home
of Mrs Geo Sparks on April lith. All
ladies are welcome,,
Mr and Mrs H Zapfe and family
attended the fuzieral of Mr Zapfe's
father at Grand Bend on Monday,
DTr J A Douglas, of Hyde Park,
visited his brothers and other friends
in this vicinity, last week.
Mr and Mrs Aaron Erb have moved
to the farm recently vacated by Mr
Ed Boyes. •
Mr Wni Douglas spent Monday
with friends near Brucefield:
Quite a number of friends and
neighbors assembled at the home of
Mr and Mrs Ed Boyes on Monday
night of last week to spend a social
evening with them before leaving for
their new home near Brucefield:
IC Mrs Robt McBride gave a quilting
bee to a number of friends and neigh-
bors on Thursday' of last week,
Mr and Mrs R B Manson, who
spent the winter with Mr Manson's
mother and other. friends, • left -last
Friday for their home in Arizona:
HENSALL
Thomas Laing, a former resident of
Hay township; died at Winnipeg last
week in his 77th year:.
111r and Mrs Percy Madge have left
for their new home in the west.
William Jones; of near Kippen, has
purchased the farm of Webster Buch-
anan, 3rd con., Stanley, and getsposs•
ession next fall.
Miss R Eilber„ of. Zurich, has taken
charge of E Rannie's millinery depart-
ment.
A Military carnival was held at the
skating rink on Monday` night. The
proceeds will go towards fixing up the
EXETER.
H J White, manager of the Canad-
ian Bauk of Commerce ab Exeter for
nearly two years, has received the ap-
pointment as manager of the bank's
branch at Moncton, N. B. Mr A, E.
Kuhn, of the Crediton branch, is his.
successor here.
The Exeter Canning Co. has pur-
chased the 80 -acre farm of Mr Gillies,
just north of the factory.
Miss Nena Mao, daughter of Mr D
McCurdy, Stephen, was united in
marriage at Centralia to Trooper G A
ll Hurdon, of the Overseas forces at
Hamilton, son of N D Hurdon, of
Exeter, on March 4th.
Mrs Keyes, formerly of Exeter, died
at the House of Refuge on March 4th,
aged 88 years.
The basement of the Central Hotel,
Exeter was badly damaged by fire
and 'water last Thursday night.
On March 15th 11Iiss Elizabeth,
eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas
Jewell was united in marriage to W
E Bradt of this town. They will re-
side in Thedford.
Melville Martin, M; P., of Regina
an Exeter old bey, is spoken of as the
next premier of Saskatchewan, to re-
place Premier Scott.
A Patriotic and recruiting meeting.
was held in the Opera House on Tues.
day evening. Rev 5 B Nelson, of
Hamilton, was the speaker.
James Dennis, a former resident of
Exeter, passed away a few days ago.
Tie wag a wagon maker here for many
years..
BORN
Kelierinan-At ?on wick on Mat 14,
to ltev and Ma•. I1 A Kellerman, a
t;u,.T)wight Etrrinannel,
DIED
Lew n - Iaa tiredrten, on "% rob 18th,
Thomas I3 Lawson, aged 45 ,years,
1 month and 8 days.
MASSEY-HARRIS Implements
Call and see our new
Low Down Marur
SpreE
with all latest improvsrnents.
Now is the; time to look for s :ecdi.lag implements.
Call and inspect our new Disc Drill with the all
steel boot.
Also have a number of second hand drills and
cultivators at reasonable pieces.
Agency for the well-known Louden
Hay track and litter carrier.
`I A no c lent
1916 f ax eHH $850 Lompkete
Owing to several economics we have been able to
perform, owing to the fact that we have purchased a
factory; site -for the building of elle complete car in
Canada at Windsor, Olt., we have been able to reduce
the price on our touring cars to $850 and roadster to
$830 for t he; coming season.
'You shou'd buy a Maxwell because :--
lst. 11; Meets any car an economy of gasolene consumption
2nd. 0j}Tires low as any.
3rd. `' Price of Parts are low.
4th. License cost is reasonable.
ai' Call on the Maxwell dealer and ask about our ser-
vice tor ask cur old customers regarding same.
Try the Maxwell out before buying, for
"Power on hills"
"Sand or Mud"
A`'car made in Canada, over 100.000 production
of 1916 Maxwell with our many improvements.
One man top, mohair. Demountable rims. Electric
Lighting and starting system. Made and guaranteed by
the Maxwell Company and all the conveniences of cars
costing twice the price.
,ise Let us prove to you the advantages over all other
makes produced in this the
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We carry a large sock of storm sash and storm
doors, made aLy size or style.
Shingles, lumber, laths and all • planing mil
products.
Estnaates given and contracts taken. Office
r at planing mill.
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Horneseekers Excursions to
The Land of Wheat
Homeseekers' Excursions to Western
Csnadta, at low fares via Canadian
Pacific each Tuesday March 7th to
October B1st inclusive. Particulars
from any Canadian Pacific Agent, or
NV 13 Howard, District Pas,acnger•
Agent Toronto,
Men's Sox IOc a pair at . Tiernan &
Edighoffer's Big Sale.
Have you renewed your-subscripti•
on to the Herald for 1916?
NEW BARBER SHOP
I have opened 1.11) s, barhrar,shop .in
F ritz's; _Shoe ,Shop, opposite the Post
Office, Give ire a trial, liner Oesch,