Exeter Times, 1908-06-11, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, JUNE 11th19(I
Special Values in
Spring Goods at,
Zwicker's, Crediton
We have just received several consignments of Spring Goods and
offer special values in
dr' Linoleums, Carpets, Wall Papers and
Tapestry Squares
All sizes Lace Curtains -From 50 cents to $5.00 per pair,
We have the best selection of
Lace Curtains we have ever shown and never better values
than this season.
Our Dress Goods•In all the latest shades in Eolines, Poplins
Chiffon, Panama Cloths, Venerian, Tweed
Millinery Department=Do not fail to visit our Millinery
Department under the management
of Miss Armstrong. We are showing the very latest and up-
to-date millinery at very close prices.
We have a splendid stock of the W. E. Sanford Ready Made Cloth-
ing, Considered to be the best line made in Canada.
We have just opened another lot of Dinner Setts, beautiful patterns
from the best makers.
Our stock of Groceries is always fresh and of the best quality
Butter, Eggs and Apples and all Farr& Produce taken in exchange
A Call Solicited
CHAS. ZWICKER
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there can
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only one natural course
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pursue,
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.10 pitation, Flatulence. Headache, Biliousness, Sour Stomach,
acl, Ftc.,Common Sense!
• For one suffering from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Pal -
An
Appeal
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al
to o
First: Strengthening t e Stomach, makingit
take
e out
of food
the valuable properties which go to build up the body.
Second: The correct working of liver and bowels to carry away
Ithe useless properties and waste matter.
• • This is the designed purpose of
National Dyspepsia Tablets
This treatment is complete. The larger' tablets act on the stom-
ach anddigestive es`'v .
,.r a or ams the small tablets
R on the liver and bowels.
Both kinds of Tablets in each box. also complete directions.
• Price per Box, 5o cts., 6 for $2.50
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For Sale e! McCue's Drug Store, Crediton.
Spring Wedding Suits
If you anticipate getting married this spring you will certainly want
some slick looking duds
Here is a Tip
writ will pay you to come here and see how swell we can fit •ou up and at a
very lots cost. If you are thinking ot a new suit and not the wedding, come
here anyway, we will certainly put forth our every effect to make you satis-
fied in every particular.
J. H. HOLTZMANN, CREDITON
„.,'the Sick Made Well
Without Medicine
Preciaus Life and
Health can be saved
by this New Method
All Sickness is alike
to
Oxydonor
it applies to all cases, no matter what the form of disease in tv be. It re-
vitalizes the human body with OX (GEN from the air, OXYGEN is a vital
Necessity -the greatest necessity life knows.
You can apply OXYDONOIt at home while you rest or sleep.
No loss of time from your work or bueiness. It is easily applied,
safe and always ready for use. its force never exhaust a It will
serve the family, children as well as adults.
Write for FREE BOOK No. ire to
I)r. H. Sancho & Co.
:G;i St. t'.uhnrit e• 4t. \Vest, Montreal, (See.
Paints Paints Paints
[ have a large stock of
ARK BRAND PAINTS
The best 1'aiht 111 the market to -day. which I ant selling at
cost to reduce my sto:'k.
Having purchased the hardware stock of Mr. W. M
iigh, 1 am offering it at greatly reduced prices. I(' you are
needing anything in this line it will pay you to call early in
order to secure the best bargain.
_RT. MOORE - KIRKTON
Le e11.I:l- :eC1IOO1, REPORT.
I c� in L"
. t ..} :t of N. S.
No. 1', 1 •I ore.. fel :, • remelt et
'Mite a',nee a, • it. rr : r of nee it.
'Enttince class- Ilaro'e 1i1. nn• •M.ere
picQta . A. Sr. IV.._ \ JI",,.t,n
elleeete And•,A.m. I 1'riflrs,)
Key Morton. •)r. IV - - `: , : , seer.
.7tn. 1' nta to it lock. 1 h.. tee
Jr. 111. -- Ilo: ton .`,)rl►r,-,
Nee .\,r,:.•♦ A. • It.: ee . i t -
tohnnt' Ilnrtnn. '.,.- tete, h . " .1.,. '
1,'rnick. 3r. Ii. -- Ern et leen.'
?Myrtle l'yrn. i't. if. - \:Ili' An-
dersen, Itleneh • (',nn, \\'ill) ilor.
ton. Mahe :' il, ltt r. , harry. d1 t:t
Cann. A--
Io 'Robert
1f'•ath. 13 - Arthur 7 t efts, 'l.loy 1
Morton.
Nn 0:, roll 30; Av'rad.' utt'ndnnc'►
J. V. Miners. Teacher.
I%'rict )n
Prof. Zavitz, of tee 0. A. Colles,
(i•nylph ad.jret.rd 1be .1rtnu•tl meet-
ing of 14r eolith Perth Partners' Irl.
Stilu11,10 'rucsda)'• 1fit nddrees
was ye the improvement of pasture
crops in Ontario.
OIL
In Time of Peace
prepare for war. In time of health keep the resistant
powers of your {Judy unimpaired. This is the surest
defence against disc.tle. :\n occatioc.al cup of
".13O\'RIL":upl,lies that extra strenteth and nourishment
which ever) ane needs to escape the illi which are so
prevalent at this season.
Crediton
'Rev. 'Mr. 'D,•v, y, ,s 1.o was at belie
in.; Ithe tconforc••ntc of the efcthbdlst
church held to Exeter, preached to
the Methodist church here Sunday
evening. There vas et very large
attenelurlce and'lhe congregation lis-
tened w'ilh rapt at etetion for over
an hour to the able sermon given by
the •rev:•lcnd gentleman. Ile also
delighted the audience with his sing
ing, and it is safe to say that should
ltev. 'Mi. Dewey favor us wain at
wee • future time, the church will
r. ' . . you;h to hold the pco.
alts.
A largo ,number from the village
and surrounding country spent Sun-
day in 'Exeter attending tire Con-
ference of •the Methodist church.
Work has commenced on tho side
walks and it will not be lona •hefore
the village will Lava cement walk
over 'the whole village of over 11 -
miles in length.
'rleotion day passed off very -auiet
lyh
y here.
Miss Armstrong spent Sunday at
her home in Exeter.
:Mrs. 8. N. Moyer and daughter, of
Berlin, aro spending n few weeks'
vacation in the village with Mrs. S.
Brown.
'Mr. 'Geo. 1loltzmann is having his
dwelling •rc-painted which adds to
the appearance. Fred llarris is do-
ing aha work.
ltev. T. I3
Cou 1•
r .tc! will r I cs}t'tbit
50 beautiful gut' ul
col •
or t
� I views of
the
Lowlands
ofb'c
otl•
stn
d after 'which
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Queen 'Victoria's I''uncral and sever-
al other life moving- pictures will be
shown at the 'Methodist church, en
June 100i. Music is expected br
the choir. Don't miss this beautiful
and instructive entertainment.
The Stars will play a return match
of Ball a•t Denfield with "the Grey -
steads n n
9 b Wednesday nvsdaY next. This
team played here on the 25th. Our
boys expect to make a better show-
;; next Wednesday than they tett 1
on the 25th.
A geme of baseball will be played
on Friday, .lune 12th between Creel-
icon rand Ailsa 'Craig. 'Game starts
6.15 p. m. Everybody come.
Wish. Pt. I-llazel I'reszcato,•, Mary
Ann Wilds, Jr. I't. 1 -Stella Cor-
nish, Elgin EllFore 'Melvin \\'cin.
M. C. JENNISON. Teacher.I
e. S. NO. 5, rS1401tNE.
Thr school report for No. 5 Cs -
Lorne for the month of efay ne fol-
lows :-Sr. IV honors 'Loo 6illcry
80, ,.1Iyrt1e Moodie 75. Pass - naze1
Hiso'tt 66, Mary Kydd 65. Jr. IV,
6 •<'L'i"et in Clsethaur---
horny mote:.
'It • • • I. i.. Fete attended the :Ve-
tte, .- ..• .t trno., held in Exeter
last e •. L..
'1't. election wart off quietly, both
Isere get tine out all the available
Vot;
l•
(; .-:.wood's civic holiday w:.1 be,
cot Jun. 19th, when the aanu it t,ub-
!. school picnic will he lr;.d at
u. and Bend.
,.lr. Rub•n Goetz nut] sister Miss
Laura Goetz visited their brother
Arthur in etratford over Sundae.
Carp •eters ;end painters are busy
this w.•ek renovating ,the Evatigeli-
eel parsonage.
'Mr. Jonas liarileik is removing
Om tin roof off his block and re-
placing it with paroid roofing'. 11.,
has several men busy at it this week.
'1'lre masons will commence wort:
on
the new Lutheran church Ines:'
wreck•
The long -talked of re -union of th
Huron County (':.:,licit took p;:l:
Friday night at. tee (Bedford Lela
Goderich and was attended by abou
a hundred and fifty persons.
d'.Iva Ford 71, Vera !liootjie 69, !AIlse Te -union was the proposal last
Sr. III - Honors 'Itufus Kestle 80, year, of 'Robert sarcaMcLean, of Code rich
Pass Austin word ea. 1't. 1I _ who beppcne this year to be county
Magee% 'Moodie 65, Garnet Mclealls l warden, and alt present members of
G.S. l't. I Ferrol 1►ia'3ins 71, Jtov the council end n11 past It as t s.
f\.'Aries t9, Orbyl liesele 63. TlldO_ I who are krill living, as well as the
ma Ford 62, county officials, 'were invited and
Nu. on roll 30, average attLndnnceI the function carne as an agreeable
26. • feature in connection with the see-
. , sion of 'the county council being held
Ills. Robinson. Teacher. at teodorich last week, John Leckie
8. 8. NO.
reeve of 'Brussels was toastmaster.
STEPHEN. )lon.Thos. Greenway was present and
REMNANT SALE
We will sell for one Iv, .; all retnnats accumulated (lur-
ing the spring compos ot Dress Goods, Mullins, Delai-
, nes, Piques, Voiles, End): oideries, Laves, Shit t leg, Flannel
I ettes, etc.
At and Under Cost
a
A Big Reduction in all Our Millinery Stock
Ladies Widow Iiats $1.00 and $1.25 for 65c
Remember we give 30 per cent, discount on all of our Wall
Papel' tO clear.
e «'e still have some snaps in Shoes. Give us a trial and bo
COIIvii1Ce(1.
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Following is the elool report fnr•�.No'l Steu responded 'to 'the toast,'"f1te J'.trlia-
Sr. I V- I'. . Sim. 7,. IL•tistrnent of 'Canada," and spoke of •etre
L. Stahl. surf E. Si►n.. ,)r. 11', r, I wonderful cle'-1oprnents of the meat
In„land, J, Couhln ; :Sr, 11i, i,, t Silnce ho l.'ft the good old county of
Cornisth, C. King, Tl. En;lan:llturon in 1878. J. I3uchanan, of Cul.
.Staid: Jr. Iii, Lizzi. Sims C borne tp. was present. and had thJonas, .1, h'I,tnapan, C. Cou-'Klin., JIditinctioii of •being the oldest gen.
Sint.. .1rl. . .au,:;..tlernan •preeeit, 'being one of biosw o srh;�'•l..L.::wson• 1 ,. 1. 11. Cot:,;}:- L 4ta.t3 n.slsted in clearing the
It lir::i ;.C,fir;,., spot 'where 111otL Arallds lha court
11.C. Chapin t:1!c•::•i •- house •in !the town of GoWsrich. RRc_
mitnieeences of .tI_ • old clays in 1 he
county ;were beetl;;d in, 'ancf - the
historic Junction %Lill not Boon pass
frorn memory. After th.i good t)iiws
onth, tneer h:rs t l b.yc a r•cu I )o) cLa ctur-
inat, �L Ct b h th c8 l c orhe-ten flir aash )
mus:. .lohn 'Lcki• tu. ul rodticrd the
toast dist ns follows.The K1':(.'•God t5 a ve 1 hr. )Cin;;' ; "T1i (Army
and :\1t)," proposed by Surgeon -Lt.
Col. .Vt .1.R. 'tonnes and respondd
.to :by :lajor I):•ck, of Toronto., and
Surgeon_Major Shaw, of Clutton.
ong, "he tiled, \Vitite and 'Blue,"
Mr. '1'. McCann passed tthrou+h 1 by Sheriff Ilteynolds." '•Our Coun-
h"r. " + "e lasts«ndny. t.iy, proposed rby Phos. '\fcbfi!lanMr. 8..1. Saveitzer called on •Park- reev` of. 'lluilett, and respo«dcd to
ttit! Iasi week. by 'Robert 'Millr. formerly warden
1of the county. and now of Torontoc f. rr. Curry, 'Liberal candidate inoars the The Kind Ycu Hato Always B 1 1 North rliuten in 1h•- Provincial elec-
oplcllop;Ronald
elsP
sin
Shipka
'tMr. Percy Lawson, of Creditor,
called upon Mr. 'Russel Schroederla)st Sunda •.
T la. 1. teSars J. ATc1 csea anti \V.
Mason, of \Woodham, spent Sunday
re.
Mr. 8. Sweitzer shippd a car load
of Elm lumber last wek.
Mr. John Smith and Tltlly Masonof Parkhill spent sundy in Crediton
E:rst.
Big uro
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JA.MES
srnE:"r METi1ODIST
CI1fIRCH, EXETER, \V1IElI: TIIE CONFERENCE \VA3 HELI►.
6. 8. NO. 4. STEPHE
The following is 1 ee en, r•ct re-
vort of I he st:lnlieg o[ tbe pupils of
8. S. No. 4, Stephen, for 5It. ruontttof May. Names ere in order ofit. 8r. IV_),onors, lllerbart 1Veiri 811 •
thHril11 EI; harry Felt wartz 79,Leonard 6ehroeder 179; pass. Lorna
elorlock 71, Veie 1Craf1. 66. .1r. IVhonor. '\WIIIin temariz J5Cornish 95. ClouIIre Eilber 89; piss.11aLet Cottorh 73. Gordon Cortri-It.
fig. ('lintn thrown 6S, Otto Ilins n
67. '\litdici Iltimpe 41. .ir. 111--I:ltosl,r. Ile '1ilb'r, Adria AntL.
Levels1 eIlllt)1. J 1. Edd:.t. t.e'tl-
ih..loey Schw:Irtz, Mervin CosworthEmeron \Wein, Annie Aubin. ClintnMorlock. l't. 1i -Clara lforlock. C.
Schrocdcr, Adeline eil:Olive Co
Dashwood
A very pretty ttedding was Belern-
t.iz ,t I1r bon' O felt. tndtt. Nadiger when (h:•ir youngest
etuW!tt-r, FCelfr:a %v::s witted ;n
4111'Ii'g' to t11r. \\'nt. Item:e'rson ..1
thnn1 nn 'fueeduy e: nine Int.
I'? a cremony was prformed Ly the
'Julin. in the pr''•nc:r of
.b-,ut one );uidred guts, Aft"r the
• 1°molly rill s:tt down tO ttuou' eup,r and the evening lens
nt ilgamr•s rd n .re itne{ p t
a lat' dour all left for thir endow\ti�Li„ Jlr. and Mrs. llendlr•
nn :I tats- :Ind happy Ltddcrtl}r,young couple la iak? un house
!Kiss
BURNING ITCHING ECCAUSD MANY SLEEPLESS NIGHTS,
Miss elabI Knapp, of 247 Wolfe Street.,
Peterboto', Ont., says: "kithtirronths ago
small white blotches mrd pin,ptoe Lrcke out
on nyy hand. To keep from rubbing and
scratching was impossible as the the itchier wrs
intense. 1 his caused the pimples to break f.:n:irg mattered sores I.clw-ti, my firests sr d s'rzt'•ing to the joints of my fingers. My randsactually in a raw state. i .offers d rnrelly hdr r
stiakgni•ht efter niht w•'1F. ththcluenr.n.. illr •tni .Ins which fnllow'd. Eor mrnth. J eonlrl rn1 1 r ► n v hands in
nater and did very very little work nbnat tle home. V: le to rem dirt tct-
vied still the ditesc wason the ckd and I was Host almot diuen+rg, d whenstatement in the newspaper made Iy genie et reel who had teen r:ud , fatindisease by u.ing 7.amRub caught my attnton. 1 otained a }re ofand began n.ing it. t:'ch ap;iction brought great relief. 1t ch., ! Sla,HEALTMr", SOOTIiiNG AND Ythe 1.urnirg aANTIEPTIC Frt(aninn 1nthdlt
Za�.lik .u. r.crag' hu,: s,$(a:d, lhieaten4Tiltiand awellrg ora In .? out
rinworm, itch, t•arber's ra'h, three weeks from rommencirir with T.,mp{mples and eruptins, bood1?1 was tared ofhis dread diseas."
•4d le`, salt rhum, ahrastons, abc,s.
lee and ail shin di. As an em.
brocation It is gout fr rheumatisstinks and all nerve pain, w henrubbed in. Ofall storesand druist%
tents bet or from la,r•suk Co,
!aroma, pstpit for pri
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Send toi •nntofor^1
' out Ibis
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wltbsc.
stamp for
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Son„, 'Phos.E. Ilaye, S'aforth.
"Thr 'Parliament of Canar!tr," pro-
pos.d byl Dr. \V. .1. !Milne, reeve of
J)lyth, :en:1 respondd to by llon. '1'.
Grerrevey and el.l'. .11cfeaanM.['.
"Our guests" proposd by \V. Lancounty clerk. :tnrl responded to by
'hos. E. Ivry., Seaforth; .1. It.
tiller, ilowik : .7.N. 'McKnzie,Aelifi••1d, :old II. 11. .McLain• tee tepee ,-t•.,Illuprs:•r! Ly \\',:dtt. of Ir,tl rich. ::iit`pot:', r) 1•i II '1tubt. Corti.'.awanosh and others.
Sete1J 1. Oh 11 11 111 tOlr. "a\ ti rclltur''
propnsell by 1\•m. Frazer. rcve. of
Grey. "!'.duration;' proposed by Dr.
A. .1. Irwin, reeve of Wingharn.
T1s:. •Prss," propos'd by \Villiam
Carnplr•lI, of Gdrih : "TLa Ladies'
proposed by Teter Ie,•rrnont, reeve of
Ifsy,
and sotrveters of 11:'t -n.1041 -ctrtt printed in ge!d cti red
and blur ribbon.
A bit stock of rolnto. Cabbage.
Cauliflower. G.-ranium and Fern
nn Land. Flowers of ;all
kind. llur;ine baskets filled to or.
der. ll:tneine bakets filled bydelivered 'to the c'metery free. _1for caren; factory tomato pdn:e
1,0118 DAY. 'Market Gardin'r.
"Life in Every Dose"
"I cannot speak tea higilv of Pay
thine, for it is the greatest rsedicin4 1
ever ncr t. I was lust about 'all inwhen 1 began the treatmentand is 3
months was as teell as ever. It is a
rcat toic for trcak and run down pea -
pie. There is new life in every dot.'JAN. STOLIKER.
Ridgetown, Oat . Dee. 19, 1000.
.11 1 aboutts a sin thio ot to tell wondertulels eads
top.
Throt,t, lug and stomach trrscriouble , and
sll ren don conditios quickly cured
be its use. At all druggists, get andX1.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Ltd., Toroat
Siebert t& Co.art.elb Block
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1)r\SIIWOOD,
SpecialSpring
Sale
Now ' -
rs the time to buy your Wash Goods for Spring and Sommer. You
will find our stock complete in all lines of Muslins and (iinghoms in lain.
checked and fancy striped. Also Dimities, Linens. Dress Ducks, etc. Prices -
as low as the lowest.
Wo are offering special valve in La- MEN'S POEN
dies White Wear of all kinds. Under- Our stock is now complete in Men'a
skirts, Gowns, Corset Covers Ladies venewmart
Vests, Drawers, White Waists, Belts stilt sfor Wehave the smart
e
Rc, Rcc. Napes men. young ,nen and smart
of ora
A full range of Black, White and H Hs. Fancy oyats. Also a Shirts,ullIn Collars, ed
Tan Hosiery. Call early and secure Fancy Nests, Braces, and everything
your white and tan hose as they are in to make you look neat and smart. All
great demand and likely to be scarce' the latest.
later on in the season
Special bargains in Sateen pt•intb
while
they
e la
st
1
eg
u
laI
20c
anti
cL e yard for 10c yard.
A
nice range of long g Rlav
es in black
and white in Silk, Lisle Thread and
Lace from 25c a pair upwards.
MILLINERY
I)on't forget that we have a first-
class Millinerein connection with our
store in the person of Illi.. Kerr, who
is capable of satisfying you in all your
requirements in her line. Our Millin-
erystock is
roc
althe latest styles. n Prices up-to-date
will
suit you.
We have just opened out a lot of
new Floor Rugs in all patterns and
sizes in the very latest designs and
colorings. Do not fail tc, see those
rugs before making your selections. A
full range of carpets at low prices.
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE
ORDERED CLOTiIING A
SPECIALTY
Do not fail to see our huge range of
new summer St i '
6 i tit
l cin
All styles g
and
patterns in browns, greys, navy,black
etc. at lots prices.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
All the latest styles in footwear in
Patent Leather, Tans, Chocolates
Blucher Cuts nr:d Oxfords. Remem-
ber that these are not the cheap kind
that will not wear, but these shoes are
the good kind at cheap prices and
guaranteed to wear. (Inc prices are
lower than the lowest.
IHARDWARE
Complete line of Spades, Shovels,
Forks, Rope, faints, Varnishes, Oils
of all kinds, Nails Glass, Coil Spring
Wire. Barb Wire, also Ideal Wire
Fencing. Price as low as the lowest.
Just to hand the finest line of Toilet A full line of Fresh
con -
Setts, Dinner Setts, Water Setts, ever stantly on hand, Ma chesroceres regut r
Lown in Dashwood and at prices that , 15c for 10c. Prunes 3!b packages for
will suit you. We purchased a large 20c. salmon 2 for ::;c. Corn and
line of those goods at a special price Peas 3 cans for 23c. 2 large bottlett
and we are giving you the benefit of Catsup 25c. Seeded Raisins 10c pkg.
the same. Call early, Our prices are right.
Call and take a look through our stock before purchasing.
Market Prices for Farm Produce.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store, UAS N WOOD
TheFarmers Bank of Canada
incorporated by Special Act of Parliament.
Metnber of The Canadian Bankers' Association and
The Toronto Clearing house.
HEAD OFFICE,
W. R. TRAVERS, General Manager,
A Branch of (his Bank has been opened in DASII%VOOI)
banking business will l e taansncted at this branch.
interest allowed in the Savings Bank on
TORONTO.
and a general
E
Lrates
and upwards at thehiles urreenntra es and 1aidid four times a year.
Farmers Sale Notes discounted. Special privileges extended to accounts of
Townships, Farmees and others. Do your banking business at home and keep
your account in The Farmers Bank of Canada.
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager, DASHWOOD.
Fencing and R
We have on hand a lot of wire for you to do your fent
ing with. Wo handle the celebrated Page and Peerless
fencing, also Coil, Barb Wire and Ilog Fencing. Prices are
as reasonable as you can get elsewhere,
A Number of Large Gates, all sizes.
o(ofing
A carload of the Preston Colligated Galvanized
Shin!,les on hand.
A big stock of Martin-Senour ready Mixed Paints
100 per cent pure
A Carload of Cement Just Received
Full Stock of Screen Doors and Windows.
Buy your Hardware From us
Produce taken in Exchange
Hardware D. TIEMAN, Dashwood
SU1VflYIER GOODS
Muslims, Colored, White, Stripes, Checks, at
5 cts to 15 cts.
Embroideries from ie to 30e per yard.
A great variety of Vallenciennes Laces and Insertions
'from 3 cents per yar(1 up.
A good assortment cf Prints in light and (hark shades.
One second hand IBic )cle for $10.
JB. W. F. BEAVERS,
Farquhar