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1 AUCTION SALE
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At Lot i4. Con. 13, ;Stanley, on
411Srida' March elhh, et 1 n'elpck
rjli'�rp,
the following;
i iOR€RS—One Agricultural mare
Winears old,, itn loa'l to Earl O'•Clay:
la .Agrieulcuial gelding, 7 year yearn old,
Luck; i. Agricultural filly,ris-
jeg 3 keare old; 1 filly. rising 1
lieu old,
CATTLE -- 2 cows, due to calf
in: May; 1 fresh cow; 1. young
calf; 2 wives rising 1 year old;
6 ca'ttel,,, rising 2 years old; 5fat
.heifers, ; 3 steers, half fat_
PIGS — 2 .store hogs;
HENS — 60 henys.
IMPLEMENTS — Massey Harris
binder, 7ft cut, has only cut 45 ac-
res; Deering mower 6 -ft. cut, cut
one ,season; Deerting hay rake,1D
it wide; Noon drill, 12 hoe; Nox-
pn disc harrow, four section diam-
ond harrow; walking plow, Bain
Wagon, nearly new, wagon box and
spring seat, two hay racks; set
Sleighs, nearly new; gravel box
teed rack for cattle, one Mikado
.buggy; fa'nning trill; set scales,
120d1bs, capacity; set heavy har-
Iness; set plow harness; 2 new col-
lars, new logging chain.
(HAY — '2 :stacks of Hungariar
end Millet mixed. Also a quant
ity of Hay. Two tons feed kiln
dried corn; 1 dozen of grain bags
Eforse blankets; sugar kettles, eid-
er barrels; stove wood; chains;
Corks• neck yokes; whiffletrees;
Shovels; etc., etc.
POSITIVELY NO reserve is the
Proprietor has rented his farm.
TERMS— A11 sums of $10.00 and
under, cash; over that aoiount 8
months credit will be given on fur-
nishing approved joint rotes. Dis-
count of 4 cents on the dollar will
lee allowed on credit a-nounts. Hay
and giiain cash.
E. B ossenberry, Ro'5 t.W.Delgaty,
auctioneer. Proprietor.
EXETER -
'Miss Lulu Hastings has taken a
position in t'ne Bank of Commerce
L.ere.
C. E. Robinson wee in Sti:atford
last week as a delegate to the
>!''xren•d Lodge of the Orange Order.
Rev. J. •W, Baird was on the sick
list .Last week.
Mrs. (Dr.) Lindsay and son have
left foe their home in the west.
E. Hewitt has pux haled R.
lOanneoe linen.
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Wm, Harding, another of the old
residents of Exeter, passed away
on March Sth in his 84th year. He
^wras ill for only a short time with
pneumonia.
Bev. Mr. Sharp under`tvent an
tiperation at a Toronto hospital
last week.
Ed. Sh.orit of Stephen has purchas
ed a house in, town' and will move
tiers shortly..
COUNTY NEWSY
D. Cotter, Farquhar, has pur-
chased the 100 -acre Earn, of the
late (Thos, Jamieson, of Russeldale
Pte. Robert H. McLeod, of May-
field was killed in action to the
casualty ilislts of last week,
Mr. S. Brokenshire of Stephen
has received word from his O1
who is in a ho: epital in France
that he had been wounded in both
legis, but that the wounds were
only through the flesh.
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The Molsons Bank has opened
pt branch at Brucefield wit h Mr,
H. P. •Miadden of St. Marys as man-
ager.
Capt. the Rev. J. K. Fairfuil, who
went to England last fall as chap-
lain of the 16est Battalion, has re-
turned to his home in Clinton.
Chaplains cannot accompany their
battalions to France.
The National Shipbuilding Co.,
Ltd., bias been incorporated and
they have purchased •the Doty;
plant at Goderioh. Ships will
likely be built at the works, also
engines and boilers.
On Feb. 28th, Mary Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Dauneey, McGillivary, was united
in marriage to ;Walter W. Mathera
by Rev, C. IW. Baker, of Crediton.
HENSALL
Mr. McDon•a1d of Chatham has
purchased •the butcher business of
Mr. Wellington Johnston, who giv-
es up possession on May 1st. Mr.
McDonald has also purchased one
of Mr. Welsh's houses in the east
end.
Mrs.R. Campbell and daughter
are spending a few 'weeks with
relatives in Lambton county.
Mr, and Mrs. John Caldwell, Jr.,
of the west, who have been visit
ing here this winter, intend re-
maining in this section for the
sunnier.
Cook Bros. has received a lar-
ge shipment of autos.
Miss R. Eilber has again charge
of the millinery department in E.
Rannie's store, and Miss Innes in
M. Ortweines store.
Mr. :and Mrs. M. R. Rennie have
resigned as choir leader and org-
anist of Carmel .Presbyterian
church.
:Mrs. A. C. Hoggarth 'and child-
ren have returned to their home,
:a 4.:algary. ...
Mrs. Jas. Johnston, accompani-
ed by her father, J. Rathwell and
niece; Miss Lola Dawson, have left
for the fornserls new home in
Alberta,
FOR
ducks,
gain
CORRESPONDENCE •
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CREDITON •
`. Ewald 'has returned to Kit-
chener to resume work at the
Dominion ',Tare factgry.
Harry Beaver, who had an p•p
eration •performed on his neck in
Hamilton is recovering.
Mr. and Mara. Holtmes have re-
turned to their home in Scott,
;ask , atter a few thiontk's': visit
with relatives here.
A. Baker and G. Nicholson have
leased the farm of the late .Mrs.
E. Clark for a term. ef:.years. •
Daniel Schwantz of Benmiller vis
ited his sister, Mrs. C. Haist, for
a few days ladt week.
Jno. Lawson is seriously iI}• witle
pneumonia.
Mr. 'and Mrs. John G. Wein left.
for Detroit last week where they
will reside in future;
BLAKE
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Manson enter-
tained a number of their friends
on 1Wednesday evening of Iast
week.
Miss Ruth Keys, who was vis-
iting friends near Shipka has re-
pturpned home.
Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Douglas spent.
Sunday with friends in Hensail.
Mrs. McDonald entertained her
Sunday School class to a knitting,
party on St. Patrick'is Day.
Mrs, Quinn, of Exeter, spent the
week -end at the home of: Mr and
Mrs. Wm. Finlay.
. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Oesch'spent
Tuesday at the home of Mr. Robt.,
McL nchey, Goshen (Line
Mr, !Wilbert McBride spent Sun
day under .the parental roof.
FRUIT .. TREES
AND PLANTS FOR .SPRING .
PLANTING
We have establisthed a fasting
reputation for fair and square
dealing and are 'n 'ow prepared to.
meet existing conditions by offer-
ing our high grade trees and
plants direct to customers a
ROCK BOTTOM Prices Do 'k
plants, as there is notching pays
better. Send for our illustrated
circulars of hardy varieties which
you can order direct and get the
benefit of agent's commission,
Our "prices will be sure to interest
yoti.
THE CHASE BROTHERS CO. OF
SALE -- 1 pair Musco vey ONTARIO LTD. NURSERYMEN,
1 pr. Latnigshans, at a bar- ESTABLISHED 18 57.
Frank Seibert, •Zurich. COLBORNE, ONT.
Four Seater
$1050
t. o. b. Toronto
Subject to change
without aotice,
Style—Comfort
Ort
Power -Economy
This new Overland Country Club
Light Four is a distinctive and smart
car in the low priced car class.
The rich gray body, with black fenders
and trimmings, is set off to pleasing
advantage by red wire wheels that give
just the right flash of brilliant color..
The two comfortable front seats move
forward or back, independently, and a
spacious aisle between gives free pas-
sage
to a roomy seat for two passengers
in the rear.
For riding comfort, the Overland
Country Club is a revelation.
An unusual demand for this model
makes it necessary to place orders at
once to secure spring delivery.
EXETER MOTOR SALES CO.
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EDMUND WALPER, DASUWOOD
DASHWOOD
Mr: D. Tiernan spent Saturday
in London.
Mr, ;Wru, Wilson;, of Qromtarty,
visited phis sistper, Mrs. J. Routledge
during the fpfast Meek.
The: •DathWotoci Red Crost Soce
iety has:. nude another shipment
this week; conslistin.g of nineteen
day shirts and :twelve pair of socks
The ladies have great praise for
their beautiful work and e.special-
ly, for their hand-knit socks.
Miss Josephine McAllister of
Geand..Bend is -visiting with Mrs..
B. !Station at present,
.Miss: Ethel Lipseith of Victoria
Hospital,- .London, who has been.
nursing Mr. Russell Wanner spent
the week end at the home of Dr.,
Routledge.
Mr. ,Salm,. Link of Detroit is vis-
iting, his patrenits here.
'• Mr. S. Ireland, of Stratford, is
visiting friends and relatives here
this week,
Mrs, Geo:. Kellerman. left Tueee
day to visit with her Son Rev. A.
Kellerman at Fenwiek.
Mr. John• Lippert of Grand Rap-
ids, Mich.., visited his parents last
week.
The home of Mr. Jacob Link was;
completely destroyed by iire
early Thursday morning.
Miss McDougall is confined to
the house through illness. We
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr., Fred .Preeter has _purchased/.
a seven -passenger Russell car
from Mr, ;Wes. .:Sarell of Exeter.
Mrs, J. Hartleib who is very
was n"einioved to the hospital at
London on el uesday to have aa
opera ti .m performed.
STANLEY TO WNlSHiP
Me, D J. Stephenson is seriously
ill at I resent with blood -poison -
keg •bti, we hope; for his early re-
covery. o
Mr. :AV. .iH. Stephenson of Mar-
lette; M•ieh., vas called here last
kek om account of. the illness of
Mr. LIoyd Dowson has sold •his,
.driver to Mr. iVipffatt of the 2nd
Concession
Our a dung people, who gave
Spell an excellent entertainment in
the •Giashen school house some
time ago, gave the same program,
at Cole's •Goderich ;Township, last
Friday evening. It was highly
,apprecipatetd by a full house, the
proceeds arnmounted to $75.00.
Nest Sunday morning there will
he a special service for men in
the Goshen church, when the choir
will eonsislt'of men and the sub-;
jest will be ",Christianity's' rhai-
x lenge to men."
Revival cervices will be started)
• on Monday, night 'and will be cone
tinned for two weeks. The past
or. is. expecting Rev. F. B. .Meyer
of Zurich to assist him on Monday
•aind !Wednesday evenings of thel
first week at Intact.
TALBOT—KEYS
A very pretty and quiet wedd-
ing took place ,at, the home of Mr.
and, Mrs. Wan,. L. Keys, of .Seatorth
on Wednesday, Mar. 14th, when
their daughter, •Mayne J., was
united an holy matrimony to Mel-
vir, C. Talbot of Stanley township.
At the hour of noon the young
couple entered the room to the
Meatus of Lohengrins Wedding
Marc!. played by Miss Annie G.
Govenlock, cousin of the bride.
The ceremony took place under
an •arab of lilies and lily of the val-
ley The nuptial knot was ;recur-
ely tied by Rev. J. M. Keys, broth
er ,of the bride, in ikhe presence of
immediate friends and relatives.
The bride was becomingly at-
tired in a gown of silver barred
Cane over white satin trimmed
with white ribbon and speeded
pearls. Her going away .tress`.
was a suit of navy blue serge with
a large;black velvet hat. The
bn ids,'; and. groom were th.e recip
ient en, many useful and costly '
presents.
After the signing of the register
the ,company partook of the wed-
ding dinner.
The young couple left on the
afternoon train for London, Port
Huron, Detroit and other points.
Or their return they will. make
their home at Evergreen Farm"
Bronson Line, Stanley township.
The good wiehee' of a host of fri-
encl.t and relatived go with. them.
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We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs and
Cutters, and We repair the name clasp of goods.
Square
Deal
Our Prices are always, rig ht
H. DATARS, Travelling Salesman
F. Hess & Son
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LOGS WANTED.
4. 50,000 feet good •hard maple saw logs
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SPRING. CALL AND LOOK 0 VEP. OUR LINES, WE CAN IN--
TEREST YOU IN PRICES AND Q UALITV,
ELEPHANT BRAND READY- MIXED PAINTS, HARDWARE
ANI) TINWARE OF ALL KINDS RUBEROID READY ROOFING
AT $1.40 PER ROLL. SWEAT PADS AND .HARNESS REPAIRS;
FLOWER, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
NEW WALL PAPERS .;'1T A LL PRICES,
WE SELL THE PDX SCALES AT REASONABLE PRICES.
See our new stock of Shoes
NEVER BEFORE HAS OUR STOCK OF GOOD SERVICEABLE;
SHOES BEEN SO COMPLETE'IN ALL LINES. SEE US BEFORE:
YOU BUY. WE ALSO REPAIR SHOES.
FRESH GROCERIES RECEIVE D EACH WEEK.
Farm Produce of all kinds wanted
L1 BRISSON Plan 86 Drysdale:
London Life Policies are
"GOOD AS GOLD"
Ninety-seven per cent of the public when they attain ad-
vanced age have little or nothing to dive upon, and are either
dependent upon relatives or public, charity for support.
Protect your future by a popular insurance policy in the
London Life.
All the popular plans of insuranca written.
For particulars apply to
Andrew F. Hess, Local Agent
1TILLINE,Y OPENINGS
March 22nd and 23rd
Miss Olive Green:has just received a large stock of new
and up-to-date millinery and extends a cordial invita—
tion to the ladies of Grand Bend and vicinity to call and
inspect her ,stock.
Miss Olive Green Grand Bend
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