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CREDITON NEWS
Zwicker's, Crediton
AUGUST SPECIALS
We have just opened out several shipments of Ready made
Clothing. Early Fall deliverly, comprising of Men's Youth's
and Children's Suits. Which we offer at special prices.
You will find our Stock of ready to wear goodb larger than ever.
Men's all Wool English and Scotch Tweed Suits, good linnings, good work-
manship. latest styles, natty patterns for - - $7.50 to 10.00
Children's Tweed and Serge :3 peice Knicker suit from • $2.50 to 5,00
Boy's Norfolk Suits all wool Tweedy, single and double breaste styles
frons - - - -- $2.0f. 3.500
Now is the time to secure a bargain on Carpets, Linoleutu, Oil Cloth, or a
plrettyTapresty Hug. We are showing some extra good quality rugs, sizes
3x:3 :fix 1 4x4 •fix i+l call and see then).
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Crediton
1 11,•1,1. Wein, 44110 %US killed by 1
the falling floors during lite fire in 1
Westm,ii's hardware store in Lon- ,
dun on Ttie,'lay was a former Credi-
ton boy, having been bora here. •Ile
i was auout ;27 years of age, wit.; un-
worried :tall lived with Wks sister
and brother-in-law on Bathurst
Street, London.Be )eearee a mem-
ber of the London fire department
about [two years ago.
DASKWOOD NEWS
t Lo 1 f 1 Dashwood
tBargains! The ball game which %Yes +pllaycti M. Moses llst, of town anti Jit,J. 1. Goetz left Tues,: ►y fur Bargains!
I,cts►celt the :Brownies and Lucas On 'Vu: ,z, of •Michig.,n spent lloud:,y :t j tj 4vt eks' visit with fronds in
!'ridgy hit svgs very rxcitin) from at t h Iic nil• tit r :ttford. 'rnyistock, Berlin and
W e will offer the aO110��•ltlt► �•
the outset, the scute heiug G to 1 in' J1,•„t,. llto) 3i1,1 ]lorry 13t•11,1,•r, of t•+t•hrin',wdi.ne r to clear at glerlt.11' 1t'(IItCE'd prices
favor of the Brownies. '!'here were i Zurich spent Sunday and ;]outlay in M. 'George Powell and Miss 1 to - I3oy b tiututttet Blouse Suits,
ii1 cents and up,
wane' interesting _sidelights. The } to4w1►. Stens odd Summer Coots at cost,
k Bert (Clark, was lust •pie Si►cll, of i•:xeter, visite]] �4itli lir. Bo b and Youth's
st'eyre- caper. 1I r. yea. ,
of lurich. spent
1). 'I'ietuatt user Sunday. t YSuiten tet, broken lot t 1.3 off.
once, but later s►•:ty Tomtit borrow- i a few clays in town during the week. Mr. and 'ors. Geo. .Me flier have
Remnants in thy Goods, .11uylius, Prints, at and under cost.
Pig urore !pencils. 'There %vete many Mr. 11. ('. Chit k, of the Royal, Las the sympathy of the entire co►urmtn-' Balance of Linnen hats at cost,
swift, close and brilliant ]+lays made received a nice set of bowls and can g Wo also C.AIiy a full line Of OOHS lust now in (1e111'lll(
sty in the death of their bright sort•
that ,,,re trot recorded ("eying to the be seen bowling u,•arly every clay. Wert!, . who died last Thursday, af- J .l 1 such as
exciteW..Jit. In baseball nye have not 1 S:lrn thinks Ire •a►n he it !,int, but tor suffering from acute Bright's
j Dinner Sets, Otici Dishes, Cider ttnd N�'i►ite ‘‘'tttt• ti
ol►1y' "fair” ut cycle' profession, f)ut i what about t he chccker,d
eVela the members are of many VO. Two ritik5 of Credite,n l;uas'lers iu-
catiotts. Take for instance "Sjecky" tend playing 'Zurich this week.
who is one of our hustling business i'Ir. ['has. F inkbeincr, who has been
boys, carpenter. Specky says he can't in St. Austin for the last four years
quite harmonize stealing with sound was ;a visitor in toss's last week.
business pieiciplcs, nevertheless f.t Charlie is the same ohl boy.
has fallen to his lot to act as sub
on the regular nine. .lsccky is a
thorough enthusiast, very consistent
in practice and determined to make __
a hit some day. Watch hint. It be- til r hoes;• •l. rand ;SI
Shipka
Muslins, Dress Goods, Linens etc. We are clearing out many lines to make rotn,•4 :r0 interesting study. to (watch '. k, I . visiting for fall shi )rnents of these goods. t 1-•' .- ••ut' i Ice in the !)1'o ogress of garten, of "little Crack, ore sisitit,t►
1 fi fi 11 r. C. 'Baumgarten.
' the t; . ‘..hen the ball makes a tiles: J. Net.... a 1 son •(;orlon, of
dull thud as it spins into the glove Detroit, are vititi
just an eighth of a eecond before the' ' at the Lorne of
lucky batter imagines he has made ' r. A. C'atttp{1c11
the iuiti:ti foal ill safety, Governor's 1 `� 'l'1iet svedtliit toek place at
face wears a smile as big as the full the (,orhe,t l,arson4tt•e last �lou,lay
moon. When he happens to teak + e'v'1 .'i ' when Miss Lillian Smith ttwas
REMNANTS—We have also for sale this month a great many remnants o
spring and summer goads, which we intend to clear regardless of cost.
GENTS FL'RN ISIIIF(IS--\Ve aim to keep our stock in this line complete with
all the latest goods. Now is the time to secure a nice Sailor Hat cheap. «'e
have just received a shipment of Shirts, the latest New York patterns, also
Ties, Collars, unlined Kid Gloves, etc. Our prices are reasonable.
You will find our stork is well assorted with seasonable goods,
Our Grocery Stock is always Clean and Fresh.
Also highest prices paid for Futter, Eggs, Wool, and all Farm produce
We handle Gold Medal, and Plymouth Special Binder Twin e.
Dinner -ware, China, Crockery, and Glassware.
This month we are offering (1-1)7 peice Dinner Sets lovely patterns for $0.50
per set regular price $l2.50. It will pay you to see then) before buying,
We will pay for this weeks delivery for Live Chickens (weighing not less
than 211hs) 1.x08 hatch 12 cents per pound.
Hens 0cents per p,5 and live weight.
We intents shiping fowl each week through
A Call Solicited
the
CHAS.
season,
ZWICKER
As You sew
so Shall You Reap
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We are constantly seeing on the best clothe stoney can buy. We are
reaping satisfied customers. Natural isn't it? When we sow our advertise-
ment in the newspaper, stating a price for a suit, coat. trousers, overcoat or
whatever the add. might suggest, wo include the best of everything in that
suit, the hest cloth, the best linings, the best paddings. the beat thread, etc.
as well as the best of our ability in cutting. fitting and making. Shouldn't
we reap our reward: This add is sowed to reap you as one of our custotuers.
When you need a Suit, Coat, Trousers, Overcoat, Fancy Vest, let this add
lead you to our shop where we can prove to you that we live, tip to our word.
J. H. HOLTZMANN, CREDITON
BROWN'S
ANNOUNCEM EN
On Specials to Aug. 31
We have hut a limited quantity of White NVaists, Under-
skirts and Corset Covers and in order to clear them ofi:, are
offering them at a '2.i per cent discount.
In the past ttvo weeks our White Goods and :tluslin:s, black
and colorer and Cotton Voiles have been nearly all cleared
out. See the few that are left and secure a l'argain.
Ladies' Waterproof Coats
Also offering five Ladies' Waterproof Coate. light in color, just the
thing for autumn wear, Regular $8.00 for $5.34).
New Dress Goods
Just arrived and in opening then] u�1 they anything
Oyer shown before. A11 the newest fabrics and colors at right prices are in
Ottr selection. A9 you are aware this is the Dress Goods ',tore of Crediton
you may depend we have something to please everyone. ('otne and see tate
variety.
Our Grocery Stack is always Fresh and Prices the Lowest.
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PEACHES AND PLUMS
Arriving inside a week direct from the growers in the Niagara
district.
Buyers of Live Poultry, Alsyke, 'fitnothy and Clover Seeds and outer Produce
..all,,,,,c,,.,, S. BROWN
TheKirkton Hardware Store
Wants for the Summer Months
Paris Green, Binder' Twine, of the following
brands
Plymouth Special, Salmon Tag, Silver Sheaf
Gold Medal, and Hobbs' Best.
Sterling Machine oil and Oil of all Kind
We have a large supj):�• of Binder Mitts and all kinds of
supplies for threshers.
W. MOORE
gIRBTON
e a rrtarrietf to IM r. �'. St. Clair. The
safer slide home, the smile thecomas y.1arrp; rottpic left 1'uesttay for i r:iu-
quite audible. Keep it up Governor,' , °lin,
garter -like 100111; the forts of Tela, ,.
itt the (path of all flies that come ill' 1I r. ,1. F. Robertson. of Ailsa
the vicinity of the ventre field. 'Tela' Cram• cornrnenct}o her ditties at the
1 school on ("otomy..
is 1107 a chameleon, nor a tree -frog i Ms:.
11 I;°ht'rt I;CSt:trei :alld faUlily
cithei, but he docs just like to "cat
tub" all the flies that be can roach,
are visiting relatives at Bayfield an,l
and there is }l:arrlilto►t.
Generally a pretty in- Those' 441,0 left Tr
vitittg sort of a trap ready for the Tuesday for the
unwary one when '1'eda gets Itis fist_ not tliw'est are as follewa, es. J. see. t-
Bers crossed at the right place `1L(1a's 4 zer, I'liutuas 'Ilayttltatn, J. ()Rourke,
teammates say that he always keeper' 11. 1'faff, ,i, -McPhee, .1, ;McIsaac, O.
cool and merely winks at .Rbc ticcel> . , Schroeder, t1". Latuport, N. fit. "Clair
tive curves ,when Le is tan to +bat,''111'1 W;. )M:tsort.
.110T by , a keen eyed "catch-'cru-au1'' 'M r. ordon Gaiscr of IJetroit, is
Gcrrnait catcher in every game is to visiting at the Messrs. Sweitzer and
be found behind home plate twith the ' Gasser, of this place.
big mitt. Ile is 1)0 1cspectcr of per- I --f`—
sons, for one of his favorite pastimes Bayfield.
is, by evel1 elf t ccte'i throws to bases,
to arreet without distinction all who Messrs. Dixie 13:ii14�', J Spencer.
c
arec r .1 ► of n McLeod, i nrr • Tt I
r 6 1Turner, .
Ic 5 errorc .
lisp to try to stealS
The Guard of the: approach to house Johrtstort, George King. Louis Rob -
plate is S. \Vlrerth. 8unnie plays a inson anal 'William Sanders left on
very aggt essive gauze, fields well his . excursion to the west this week.
10517101) at third base and uses goo's Messers. Abel and 111tlnlne1, of Go+l-
hcad-woe k in delivering thu ball to � c'rich, have the contract of building
the 4:1 r-i(us bases. At. the bat Sun ' :a new abutment for 1 loo new bridge
sic }).4 the rare good judgement of here oil account of the ole} one giv-
hittint; ;ill he eau and letting alone II" a'way.
all he can't reach. Sunnie has a deep Messrs. .1tistarll and Wheatley, of
voice :and by co:ninon consent is al- Clinton, .ire {Joey covering the
lowed 10 chill sta(10ns for such of his bridge one mile north of the (;ode-
fe11o4vs as are enrotltc for horse v,1ate. rich road.
Tu It. I'3hncr we have in short a «m. Johnston moved his ratnily
"sucker''. Of course. nut :ill suck- and }101'40 effects •,0 Clinton 011 Teet-
ers are as elcsil•:ii)lc as the species 'to
day where he pts; :a po-itiun 41 lilt
T11(.,: -
which ltoy'1y is lungs, cert:only on 'Mr. Flynn, blacksmith.
latter variety their 1s 110 elis'eount. The cottage; and boarding homers
I10)1), perhaps the lightest man of :are aII 11111 :►t present et itli summer
the purge}, is noted for latitude cath- visitors who are enjoying the balmy
er than longitude, but neve rt belt•;, (freeze; :int be:au1ifu1 scenery.
he plays his position %veil and the ?1 r. (;ib -on, of the Alleghany rnoun-
fan., have only' flattering predictions gin, spent :t tnunth here with his
for hit's. '1' he Cretlitoit Brownies carr `''',' daughters, of Detroit.
congratulate II1 7109,•lyett on their Mr• v, m. Jowcit has just ;finished
choice of captain for the !'lair -.:1)g the "'Ise
k11)4wn as the
I year for in I ]i1t;which he [las had r•e-
'l3arty' swc have one of our all 1 ou ud '
nth1etcs. This satire thirty, they sty ;..,',,,—.C,-11-1"—.-'•t•into q (I"wellin1; boos]•.
ins a rear►l like :1 ft eight car on all '�lr. -:-..],ion puteirast( a set of
es o runs and has ,• scales for ;weighing apples for the
evaporator front iMr. Vox of London,
44-110 is setting then[ up ►,t present,
solos t 1 110 t.trt►cu-
1:tr syml)at by for members of oppos-
ing teams when they take ton much
liberty about exploring the county
when they shoal,) he sitting at his t)r.',r lioc},cttte, 441+0 was to have
feet on the r hanged at Montreal 1:tst Friday had
rad. Consequently lie his cer1,cue,• committed to life int-
serel: them at intervals to the side- I prisonrnent, through the Prince of
liner for another' try :at the loo
Art says he p' W tics interceding for his fife. Dor-
Art a 'knocker', 'hut ,
lnke•s [many :t :4e!1 directed drive at ins, the Prince's s visit to (?ochre he
the sphere just t he semi., The 'words visited t he seminary at Montreal,
"11) l't ed' ,lo not signify 'that •13i._ dining s4 ith the priests. among Ss'horn
sett i; a happened to be one of the faculty
glut telt, or that he is a i who had married Ilochette's sister:
weikling and fust Lie fed during the • Ihlrinf; the course of entertajii,nent
games. Itmt i[ they stand for any- i it swu, 44hispercd that they '0141,}
thirtq, it oust he that
deers it :a great favor it he :would
intercede for the murderer. This,
it appeals he did, cabling the ling,
and the sentence of death has been
commuted to life imprisonment.
tes-
timony to the factthey bear tc3-
that E. 1', has a
most 44onderfir 1 prope11'ity for feed-
ing on flies 44 hen 1 hey come near
his 's •cttorl of the field. In spite of
the fact that this i8 Itis first 9ea-otl
on the tc:rua tosser t promises to lie
a f tvorite nnt01)t,• the fans. At tithes
he shows an ,uterest in perfecting
the nirship. liere goes for our swift
little short stop and cert rimy the
ball stops shot 1 44 hen it conics clear
i•:rvin's glOve. E. 1', is a Lglatweight
but he understands how to wiel'1 the
big stick, and generally is able to
find the slrltere somewhere in Mid-
nir end reverse its motion through
'purr in the direction of 11)' out-
field, after 'which he peddles 14:4g:
Weddle our twit ler. has for /the pest
lour years kept the local rnathernat_
iceins guessing to f;gate 0111 the pro -
pert
es of the V5110114 (171%'(s, (:11'3.
bolas, hyperted I-. ellipses, circleA.
epiIaIs, cvc!n',I 31 Cs (1ne1 Qit1:soid
cross seel.01is involver] in the. 111 tar.
klieg of crooks 4'ltieh he is in the
habit of pulling into the path of the
b t',I over hotne plate. It is a corn-
nton thing to hear it said. 4411,•n the
tt:ten 1eturlt9 "'Peddie struck out 161
then."
Th • 11:17)ager• declared after the ,
game that t he Itre wnies culled trim
the Stara easily' 1 No one ledie•tt s it.
M r. 0. Wti r1 z al)el M r. Tobias I
Wu:1r., of I'rgtolt, alichil:an. aro 1
wisitiltg f t lath]; in and 0 t 0::tltt the 1
village.
(?+iirtetl-v service 41111 1:,• hc1(1
in the Evangelical els,: r cit on Nutt-'
day next. Rev, l.. 1:. ]:lilt, of Dash- 1
wood. officiating. I
�i • • Ezra Oestrichcr received n 1
position n; hook -keeper for the Eke- 4
t i le Light ('ornpany tf Detroit 4171 t 1
'Ton arriving at Port Huron he 'was'
en ib.e• to ,cross into ('sale Sent's
,
0.�113TCI) It .
2••11 th. _ , 1he Kind Yeu Hare Always d14let1
signo ra/0
of
doo,.►in-. The stern look r of the 11n -
Seasonable (foods at riot Weather Prices r"'t'r t °t turned 1p r . Fred .]ones, of London, is vis-
iting f1len:14 in the ti11•iKe.
Mr. David 1% rim of London. is v:s.(
icing udder t h a p,arent :al roof. I
Mr. r. ferry I lir rmh'e, of S., 1 nig. is re.
$1. 5 rj,'14 t•
et r ,
t, acyrtnint'nice; in arid arou,ld I
1.50 the village.
1.80 Bowling l'h'arsdray resu}tc'd in Go.I
- - 1.^,5 Mr. Faller, of Seaforth. is 'Junior ,
clerk in the Kink of t'nrtttucrcc here.
1,111 Mr. tti'ilt,ur (Bradley. of .like Craig
40
1O per cent discount Oil the balance of our Oxford Shoes
for tlln balance of t-lw Summer
Lttliea'('an Oxfords regular $'_'.0t) new
Missies „ 1.75
1 siltes patent Slipper% tegul:r $1.;:, now
1)ongota Oxfords regular Lee
A fete pair of Men's working shoe;
The balance of our Men's Summer Hat 4
•
+ r agent urns, lata hack.
.rp,•t,t Sunday ,tT town
Ye I's Smocks and working Shitts from 500 to $1,00 each. �1:. rand Mrs. 11, 4'. (::,irk spent
Bw'. F BEAVERS, !NI!' .el.•• Farquhar art. tt'i'I «'bite, of 1101+311 spent
8r, ►t<1 re' here.
SORE
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Farmers, farmers'
wires, store girls,
clerks, bricklayers,
poltcernee and postmera-
all were have to be on their
feet alt dap,,a t sofferfroat
sore feet, chafing, et blistering
will find relief in Zam-Bak.
Mr. West. Ashley, 527 Seig•
nears St., Montreal, sa)•s:--'• I
suffered cruelly from sore feet,
which became raw sad blistered.
Settle day 1 was hardly al,lc 10
walk home from stark, and
others 1 had to irate (,ft about
3 o'clock. Powders, ~lyes and
ointments of all kit1d• i tried in
vain, sometimes actually work•
ing Kith them in my boots. 1
was advised to try iam•liuk,
and in a few how. it reduced
the smarting and soreness. 1
kept on with it, putting a
little on each aigk), Ina iew
day;thes„rcnesw.•:allgone.
Of aft axes and w .ikb,. wen•
[tors at 1,c. a tort, , r Zain•Ilutt
Co., Toronto, Curt meow, a,
prairie it, h, sate ab ra;n, insect
stings, sunburns, r , ,burr
and tit skin injuries Ansi
diseases.
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GIVES INSTANT EASE -
disease. The mother at the present ! t A good stock of Pickling Spices, negar.
writing is dilate 111, as is also t he i Come an(1 see us before you lnake your purchase. We will
brother of the deceased lad.
'Misses Rupert and Adam, of Il,t f- save you money.
[apo, are rho qui•.-; of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Zirntno r.
.Mr. Schlanderer, of Mensal], has
opened a photo studio here.
The :Misses Carling, of 1::xeter,
have resurned their 10511 Iona as
teachers in our school which opened
on .!loltday.
Rev. and dlrs. I:idt, 44110 have been
yiiiti1lg ;11 Lisbon, have returned. !fortieth Block.
:Messrs. Ira Drown and Ed M-hor:
of Crediton s.peni. Sond-ty ;with their -
frien(ls herr•.
The brickwork, of the new Luther,
art church has been finished and the
filen are busily etigraree't in pitting
on the roof :and finishing the inter-
‘0‘..
nter-
4s'ork.
Sec 1'ienaan's hardware ad. in this
e.
Dashwood w:as again visited by a
]fig conflagration 011 Thursday even-
ing. of last week, when the planing
mill, which is owned fay a joint stock
conlp:tny, was burners to the [;round
anal was a total loss with tio itt,,rr-
slice. The fire is .apposed to have
originated in t he engine room and
was not noticed until the flames hail
t;;►in4<1 considerable headway. A
bucket brigade gyri at once organ-
ized, but i1 4w:as seen that the mill
was doomed and efforts were direct_ 1• once' blush!' 1` t `'
e41 towards saving the houses of C.
I fancy (ainghatll 12i to 1:)c, for 10c, yd.
Guenther•, T. (;uenihet. end .1. •K11n4 z 11)c. for Se. yd.
across the street f rum the tilt tared
American Prints worth ic, for %C.yd.
st rtactur ', and alio the stable of [lir 1 10 pieces of print regular 12ic. for 0c.
Siebert t, r an the rear. :M r. Jahn 1110i[- yrl,
.n►an's stable adjoining the still put 131cte and white Checked Skirtings re•
un fire 511(1 ss'a; soon horned 10 t t:c >tutltt• I.►,- e. for lllc, g
t►round and it 4wa; s, it}, diffic+illy I31i'aclied Sheeting 2.yds. wide for '25c.
that his residence was saved. Hail yd.
the wind been Wowing at the time Factory Cottons worth 1211. for 10c.
it is doubt fir! if :thy portion of the yd.
vi 1I;igt• could tette, been saved. The See our 131eacllecl Table Linens the best
lutuber files at the rear of the nri(1 value ever shown in Dashwood,
:and the stable for storing seasoned
lumber were saved by he bard work
of the bucket brigade and the al,-
senco of ;lily 44 in'1. It was thought
the fire 4sou1'1 extend and a tel,•-
elione niessa'ee was sent to Exeter io,
the fire .t)rig.idc of that. town. which
peontpt to responded. The citizens u:
the village desire to thank tie. fir,
Itrigade of Exeter, and 1h, citizen;
1:f Zurich, :41141 the eurro,ln,ling coun-
try for t he assistance they gave in
helping to quence Ili,. flames.
During the time of the fire scv-
.t i People were hurt, tM r. George
i:ellerma(sn got his arm injured in
some irnkttosvn Manner and is now
1'ompt•110d to carry t he injured mem-
ber ill ti sling. Dan Schroeder had
his hack injured an -1 is cotafi►►,•d to
his house 58 :t result. John !lender
stepped 0!: n nail, 1L,• sharp 4.11,1 of
which rate into his foot, c.:rui;ltg iaini
co'tsideratile l,t'tite T1),• planing rn;11
44 .4e' ,q+tippcd with all the latest
machinery and !was ill►-tr+-,I:,te in
every' respect 1111(1 414JO)e41 a good
business and the loss is severely felt
by the citizens of DSshwoo'I• It is
understood the company 44 ill re -
lo ild in :t very -port lime and
hoped t trey' Will.
'Nie. Jim,: Berman. Of hhifska, was
in the village 'Tuesday.
A number of our Dowler; drove
u•. •r ,0 :Aft. Carmel oft iF'-•i,tay last
and enjoyed t wo games with the
howlers of 1h,• Irish settlement. The
game resulted in the defeat of Irish -
wood by :t scot,. of 4G ;1) 41_'
Mt. Cannel ll;l�}111'l►°d
Father lly:at+ Uu111044
Father 1:agei, lluffrnan
\tr. I)o c
Father Forster
Tiernan
tiki1, L'S .skip 111
.Skil: IS Skip 1'.'.
Farm Produce taken in exchange.
We handle Binder Twine and Machine Oil
S
iebert & Co.
DASIIWOOD,
SPECIAL AUGUST SALLA
You cannot possibly effect as great Ladies %Vitite Underskirt regular $1.21
a saving by buying hither or thither for $1.00 each.
as you can by confining yourselt,to the Ladies White Night (;owns regular
one great bargain giving centre Tie- $1•:,1) for $1.01) each.
man and Edighofrer, Bear in mint] for Ladies Embroidery Corset Covers re.
every bargain you see or hear tell of Killer 50c, for -inc. (etch,
there is just as Arany and just as good Lathes Black Hose :i pair for 25c,
iu our store. Our bargain given is Ladies Tan Hose 2 pair for 25c.
not confined to only a line or two but Ladies Vests IOcts, each.
it is spread over all and the bargains Bargains in Etnbr idery and Laces.
you get in one of our lines are only re- A beautiful range of Ladies Belts
presentatives of the many others we Fancy Collars, Ties, Gloves, etc,
are giving. We handle the celebt.ated I) and 'a,
A fesv pieces of Fawn and Tian color- Corset.
ed dress goods in Satire Cloths, 'ten-
etrietta and etc, regular 5 Oland 00 to clear • IIAftI)tVAItE
95c, yd, Cut Nails a!1 lenf;thrs (e3lighty rusted)
5 o2Scts. for 10cts, yd, ''eta. per pound.
1 k avourite Churn
1 Peerless washer :1t bargain pricee
1 Leader crasher•
1 Hammock regular . 2 50 for $'2,00
Long handle Shovels 50c each
Sad Irons regular $1.25 for $1.00 set
I) Handle Spades slightly rusted50c ea
tVindow Screens cleating at 20cte each
A full line of Scoop Shovels and Grain
Bags, If you are in need of any Fenc-
ing he sure and see that you get the
Ideal Woven Wile the best fencing
made, we are Agents for same.
Ladies:Waists regular 50c. to $1,00 now All kinds of Paints, Oils,V
25e. to clear.Varnishes,
Flannellette Night Dress for Ladies handleMachittt)tl We
hecelebrated dltSl Sherwin Will
regular bl.0() for 05c. each., Paints, they go the farthest and
Ftannellette Night Dress for Ladies, wear the longest, )weet's° the a are
regular $1.15 for 75c. each, the best., y
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
:, lbs. good Green Tea $I.00 Korn Kinks :)etas
2 Ips. best Green Coffee.,- , per packet.
.►cts, 211►. Pkg. Antriloniit Powder. 5c. pkg.
Seee
'' 1b4, C oast Ilio CotCoffee2acts. Babson !Orfs, per tin.
led Raisins IUcts. per pound, Corn and Teets. cans for 25cts.
A full supply of Pickling Spices, Curry Powder, Turner ir, Mustard Seeds,
(- elery Seeds, (iinLget' root, Chillies, etc., etc.
Ail sizes of Crown Fruit Jai in stock, Fruit jar rubbers 5 and 10cts. per doz.
We' handle those celebrated Teas, in packages viz:— Red Rose, Salada, and
Blue Ribbon, in Green or Black and Mixed. In j and 11(3. i sgs.
Highest prices 'mid for Farm Produce.
can rind examine our goods, and prices, and be convinced that we do
as we advertise.
Mt Carla •I
The Mt. Carmel sweat 44 ill be hell
'Tuesday next, August 25th. 'There
4wii1 also be a big bowling tourna-
ment. a gold headed cane going to
the 44 loners. The London Harpers
will le. ;)resent during f la. evening.
Zurich
Ourt,aseb;a11 boy; s4 „lit over to
Hensel! on '1estl.ay of 1:a•t heck
nn,1 trinanted the boys of the onion
village, 113 to 1.
Mi. Nor Man ltultznaln, of Water-
ton, spent last week in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. harry Lcichert, of
New !Vivo). ',1ic!t., :are visiting re-
latives in town,
Mr. .1. Lewis Thomas, C. E., of
London. :arid peeve Lamont were en-
gaged last ;week in locating the tress'
toad to b; ispeneel to Lake tlluront
Mr, and Mrs. .101111 Laporte's hone -
at the Sable Linc, has for the serum
limo inside of t wo weeks, been visit-
ed by the nag,! of death, this time
their .laughter fnceresa, a [;right
oft 1 of ne.'tt le' sixteen years l!)t•itig
coed aaVaft,•r s othree
s'eli'eks, s%Vn,!, followingnn 111illne'tplaerfatit►n
for appentheiti=. The deceased was a
student at a college in Chatham fur
votne time 511(1 l'n311)- (4
;n her studies, and44nR herexceiI 3tiot1) 44111
11 .1)e4
Very keenly felt by her school metes,
as well al by 1104 rarenty, 1►roth..is
and sigtcrs, 9ineeTe sympathy is (z -
pre 'od for the parents and f•arnily
in their double bereavement. The
f.1 n.•:'.11 took place on Wednesday
1110T -11i11!:.
CASTOR I I#
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Menys Bought
Bears the
;Signature of
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store, -- DAS1iWOOD
e Farmers Bank
Capital $I,000,000 Total Assets $1,500,000
41) Branches throughout Canada,
Special Attention Given to harmers' Business
Sale Notes Discounted, or Collected at Lowest Current Rates.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1 and upwards received. Interest paid or ridded to principal
1 tinges a year.
Your money itt too valuable to Leave in the house where burglars, thieves
or fire tuaytllke it from you, or to invest in risky Fp'e•ttlati(ens or with doubt-
ful institutions that so often in the past have robbed then (.f their hard earned
wealth.
DRAFTS ANI) MONEY ORDERS ISSUED
When Fending money to any part of Canada or the world, remember our
drafts and money orders are available herd, and sold at, the lowest possible
rates. Our money orders are payable at par at any point in Canada and prin
cipal points in the United States and Great Britain.
Orli Morro—Courteous Treatment. No Red '!'ape.
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager, DASHWOOD.
Office one block north of Siebert esti (;o's, store,
Num to the Hardware trkidIollG
Carrying nothing but the Standard lines --We
pay cash for our purchases, and are under
less expense than our competitors. Doing our
own work, consequently we can sell cheaper.
Another thing, we don't pay $1000 for
Clerks.
Reason the above facts before purchasing elsewhere.
The Fall Season is just commencing and we would like you to look
over your wants in:—
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, Oil, (class, Natle. We carry the
Famous PANDORA and PENiNSU'LAR{ STOVES, and RANGES, I3AS. E.
ill'RNE.RS and .T0 t'f',$. We do Furnace work, Tinsrntthing and Plumbing
in nil their branches.
Cement, always in stock. Eggs and But er taken.
Hardware D. II,
T1EMAN, Dashwood
IRON *110 WOOD PUMPS
l wish to inform the Public and those in need of Pumps, that i have hear
the agency for the
Aylmer Iron Pump s
and will be pleased to quote price and Tennis. If you are thinking of put
in an iron car Wood rump come in and Fee tie before buying.
Pump Repairing a Specialty.
HARTMAN ELSIE Dashwood.>'
Dealer in Iron and Wood Pumps,
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