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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-08-27, Page 5liensall. Mrs. and airs. Will. White nd son were in St. Thomas last week attend- ing the funeral of the late airs. its we adyerUse prices, and be convir.ced that Qarry, White. Ii the 'Martin, of Exeter took charge TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER of the services in Carmel Presbyter- ian Church last Sunday. _ Miss Maragret -Murry, .3f New - DASHWOOD doctor. lie applied ell kinds o[ lo- York, visited friends here last week. -- ,fir. and .Mrs. John McEw;tn re- name. lie next ordered that the Lair turned last week from a three The Farmers Bank of be all shaven off the girl's heads months' trip to Vancouver and other. Canada in order to get down to the disease we_ stern points. Capital $1,000,000 on the scalp. They each had .nice 'suss Edna Neelands is visiting Total Assets $1,500,000 long hair and I thought it such a friends in London and other points. 40 Branches throughout Canada. Special Attention Given to Farmers' Business pity to cut it all off. 1 refused., file Misses Petry visited in Bay - SAVINGS Notes Discounted, or Collected at Lowest Current Rates. Ile thereupon 'withdrew his services field last work, altogether. --�-- SAVINGS DEPARTMENT After that 'I bought first one and Farquhar Deposits of 31 and upwards received. Interest paid or added to principal then another, but it was all no 11 r. Thos. Cameron is this week at- 4 tunes a year. good until we got 'learn-Buk. That tending the high Court of Forest- Your money is too valuable to leave in the house where burglars, thieves proved equal to the case and inn era being held to London this week. or fire may take it from you, or to invest nn risky speculations or with doubt - few weeks it cleared every rtracc of Mrs. J. ahfol)onald, of Bay City, and ful institutions that so often in the past have robbed men of their bard earned skin disease from each child. With' Mr. Box, of Stratford, visited Mr. wealth. it in use there was no need to cut land Mrs. Douglas Saturday and Sun- DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS ISSUED oft the girls' hair or .inks any ot- day last. When sending money to any part of Canada or the world, remember our her extreme measure, it just went Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Gardnier visited drafts and money orders are available here, and sold at the lowest possible to work and healed the Worcs in fine friends in llpnsall on Thursday last. rates. Our money orders are payable at par at any point in Canada and prin '� lits. Abell of Sc th, ytlfastc Mrs. cipal points in the United States and Great Britain. Ilburn, of Paris, and Ji r, and Mrs. Oen Morro -Courteous Treatment. No Red Tape, R. T. DUNLOP, rlanager, DASHWOOD. Office one block north of Siebert & Co's. store, Mr. Clarence Gowauts has returned from his holidays and is at his du. ties at school again. glias Mabel Gilfillatl, of Kirkton, visited friends here on Thursday last. Rev. and Mrs. Fletcher are visiting with friends in Goderieh. Rev. 1)r. Mildrurn will occupy the le pulpit in Thames (toad church next Sabbath . Mrs. Wm. Fletcher cud :Mrs- Quance, of Exeter, !visited :with 1 friends here during the week. Miss Tennant, of St. Marys, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. I'. Eggs and Batter taken. see us beforeyou bu Rundle, left last we.k on a trip to Y• the west. Hardware 61105011111E F'Oit T11F TIMES. old Weathr IS COMING What about a nice Pandora Range, A Royal or Peerless Peninsular, An Oak or Base Burner? We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, and Roofing, We hand. Brandford Roofing. Preston Galvanized Shingles and Core -Iron, Cement always on hand. A snap on some Page Gates and Fencing Coil and Barb Wire. ('suis end D. TIEMAN, Dashwood F:1►itu ifiloN Th.' annual picnic will be held to Grand head on Saturday. This pia nic is the event of the season and everybody is invited to come along! end enjoy'_ the day. f wish to infortn 1110 Public and those in need of Pumps, that I hays n. •s - the -----�_-- agency for the THE EXETER TIMES, AUG 27th 190S OREDITON NEWS Zwicker's, Crediton AUGUST SPECIALS We have just opened out several shipments of Ready made Clothing. Early Fall :'.eliverly, 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 (innings, good work- manship. latest styles, natty patterns for - • $7.50 to 10.00 Children's Tweed and Serge 3 peice Knacker suit from • $2.50 to 5,00 Boy's Norfolk Suite all wool Tweede, single and double breasted styles from - - - - - $2.00 to 3.500 Now is the time to secure a bargain on Carpets, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, or a pretty Tapresty Rug. We are ahowirg some extra good quality rugs. sizes 3x3 314x4 4x4 4ix4I call and see them. Muslins, Dress Goode, Linens etc. We are clearing out many lines to make room for tall shipments of these goods. REMNANTS -Wo have also for sale this month a great many remnants o spring and summer goods, which we intend to clear regardless of cost. GENTS FURNISHIF(:S-We aim to keep our stock in this line complete with all the latest goods. Now is the titne to secure a nice Sailor Hat cheap. We 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 stot.k is well assorted with seasonable goods, Our Grocery Stock is always Clean and Fresh. Also highest prices paid for Butter, Eggs, Wool, and all Farm produce We handle Gold Medal, and Plymouth Special Binder Twine. Dinner -wale, China, Crockery, and Glassware. This month we are offering 0.97 peice Dinner Sete lovely patterns for $9.50 per set regular price 9112.50. it will pay you to see them before buying. SVe will pay for this weeks delivery for Live Chickens (we ighing not less „Shan 2lylbs) 1908 hatch 12 cents per pound. Hens Ocents per po and live weight. We intend shiping fowl each week through the season. A Call Solicited CHAS. ZWICKER As You sew so Shall You Reap Wo aro constantly sewing on the hest clothe money can buy. We are reaping satisfied customers. Natural isn't it? When we sow:our advertise - anent in the newspaper, stating a price for a suit, coat, trousers, overcoat or whatever the add. might suggest, we include the best of everything in that suit, the best cloth, the best linings, the best paddings. the best 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 customers. When you need a Suit, Coat, Trousers, Overcoat, Nancy Vest, let this add lead you to our shop where we can prove to you that we live up to our word, J. H. HOLTZMANN, CREDITON BROWN'S ANNOUNCEM EN1 On Specials to Aug. 3 We have but a limited quantity of White Waists, Under- skirts and Corset Covets and in order to clear them out are offering then' at a' 2b per cent discount. in the past two weeks our White Goods and Muslins, black and colored and Cotton Voiles have been nearly all cleared out. See the few that are left and secure a bargain. Ladies' Waterproof Coats Also offering five Ladies' Waterproof Coats, light in color, just the thing for autumn wear. Regular $8.00 for $5.50. New Dress Coods Just arrived and in opening then[ up find they surpaes anything we have Byer shown before. All the netvest fabrics and colors at Tight prices are in our selection. As you are aware this is the Dress (foods store of Crediton you may depend we have something to please everyone. ('ome and see the variety. Our Groc�ry St')ck is always Fresh and I'rices the Lowest. PEACHES AND PLUMS Arriving inside a week direct from the growers in the Niagara district. Buyers ot Live Poultry. Alsyke. Timothy and Clover Seeds and other Produce A Call Solicited. S. BROWN THERE IS NO REASON Why you stir,uldi not use the best kitchen l;ang es male. Pandoras, Happy Home, Ladies' Aid, and Saska-Alta. They bake perfectly, save fuel, keep fire day and night, delight every user. Made of the very best material and guaranteed in every res- pect. Buy Ihetn and save the expense of buying coal backs. Special attention given to KAVETRt)t•U11!NO. W. MOORE - KIRKTON t- - - - - - - Seasonable Goods at Hot Weather Prices 10 per cent discount on the balance of our Oxford Shoos for the halanco of the Summer i.'idies'Can Oxfords regular $2.110 now Misses „ 1.75 .. Ladies patent Slippers regular $1.75 now Donnell' Oxfords regular 1.5o „ A few pair of Men's working slices • The lutlance of our Asia's Sumner flat+ - - t'ee'e Smock., and working Shirts from 50e to $1,00 I B. W. F. BEAVERS, Crediton Mr. Will Snell, of Exeter spent Monday in town or, business. 'Mr. 1Vw. thrown the well known Organist, of Exeter. is arranging a class in Crediton and makes his calls every 'Monday. Mr. Brown is a thorough music teacher. Miss Myrtle (Clark spent last 'week in Exeter. _Mr. Wilbur Bradly, of Ailsa Craig spent Sunday in town. Mr. Fred and bliss Jennie 'Brock, of Exeter, spent Sunday in town at the Royal. 'Mr. petty aVind, of Detroit, Is visiting friends in town. :lir. and airs. 11. C. Clark spent Sunday in Exeter. Mr. Harry IEilber and 'Norman Hohmann intend leaving for •the west shortly. 'Mr. and Mrs . Daft. Sweitser are ex. Shipka Numbers from here attended the [uncial of the late 11, Wein, of ercd- 1ton. Mr. %Sim. Sweitser left for Mani- toba for the harvest. Mr. Gordon Geiser left for his house itt Detroit last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Regan, of Detroit, are visiting Mr. J. Lynch. Mr. Thos. Lynch eIipped a car- load of cattle to Toronto last Satur- day. Mr. Boltzmann left Moeda) fur D DASKWOOD NEWS Dashwood Dashwood Mr. F. ,Eifert and Miss S. Etfert of F:oradale nre Mrs. Jas. Eidt. 'airs. Nickelson, necompan:cd by her son. Albert, of Blake. were the WO will offer the following to clear' at greatly reduced )rices guests of Mr .und Mrs. Jonas dlart- Boy's Sumuner Blouse Suitt, W cents and up, l leih swot .Sunday• Men's odd Summer Coats at cost. Detroit. Jlr. and :Alts. John Eidt, of .Park Ido s and Youth's Suits hill were the guests of Mr. and [MIA. y' (it broken loll 141 off. AL - O _ Herman Elie for a few days. Remnants in Dry Goods, Muslins, Prints, at and under cost, Basra the l.a K nit Yc) Hate Alltafs Br•l :Messrs llorb. Young trod Chas. Balance of Linnen flats at cost. Nestor* \Vo1f of Crediton visited friends in We also carry a full line of goods ]list now 111 demand such a$ of town on Sunday. Dinner Sets, Odd Dishes, Cider and \Vhite Wine vinegar. An interesting game of bowls was played heave• n the north and south visiting , Mr. and .."rte' • -- Bargains ! Bargains! KIrkton air. and ,Mrs. Frank Rogerson of Jamestown, N. Y. who were recently married are spending a portion of their honeymoon with Dr. and Mrs. Carr. 'Miss Bennett ,of St. Marys, visited last week at Robinson's. meted home this week. ;Mies Edith Brawn ,of Exeter, vis - Mrs. Sinclair and family, of IDe- ited last week with her brother, Wil. troit are visiting !Mr. and firs. Bain let. ..•, -t of Mown. al . '' .vin Harness, of Centralia spent .`...uday in town. �Mr. Aug. Kuhn of the Bank lof Commerce is visiting with friends In Toronto. week to visit relatives in Slantana. bliss Alma 11111 left last nvicek for Cliff Brown and Norman Ursteadt a short visit with friends in Berlin. left last week for the Northwest, ':lir. Edgar Siebert and ,Miss Nora Mr. Walker. has been engaged by Siebert, of Dashwood visited over the school trustees for another year. Sunday with (JIr. and Mrs. B. Brown.) 'Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherland are Dr. and airs. J..11. Rivers, of .Hay-( expected home from the northwest liatn. She will also visit friends In St. Marys and Lennon. Wm. Dymond and dewily, •of Strathroy, visited at Jacob Taylor's last week Mr. and Mrs. Gibb Miller left last mond, Alta. who are well known in our village, were this week renewing old acquaintances. SUBSCRIBE 'FOR THE TIMES. Mr. and' Mrs. W. .W. Kerr, of ,Win - Chelsea visited in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morlock kvere in Sarnia .for n few days East week visiting .friends. Miss Geiske, of Clio, Mich., is the guest of 'Mrs .Itev. Bean for a few weeks. Zurich Rev. E. dl . Bean deft IASL h1'CCk for .Miss Freda Shilbe, who was work- s month's visit in the west. ing in Exeter, has returned home Rev. :M ices it, of 'Dashwood, (took Two rinks of Crediton bowlers vis - both services in 'the (Evangelical ited our rinks on Tuesday of last church on .Sunday. Mr. Art. Keller- week, resulting in a victory of the mann, of ti)Ashwood, will take the visitors by nine shots. service next Sunday morning, and in ;Mr. and airs. C. Stickles, of Bee the evening a song service .will be troit, are visiting Mrs. 11. Greb and given. • other friends in the village. Mrs. Thos.,Ycarly, of Ilderton, litho Miss Clara Welker, of Buffalo, is is well known bete ,underwent an g ,her sister .Mrs. .1'. Bender operation in 1St. Joseph's Ibospital, vis,tin London, on Friday last, and is now and her brother Mr. C. Welker. doing ,ts well as could be expected. Mr. Elmore Klepp had a yield of Mr. C. Bhtett spent Saturday and 210 bushels of wheat from ti 1-2 Sunday in ,ForeMaoist. acres. This is an- average of 46'bush- (-limville SUBSCRIBE FOR TILE TIMES. els to the acre. A number of our bowlers visited Mt. Carmel on Tuesday of 'this week. Mr. and Mrs. G. Wortz and little son who 'have been visiting :Mrs. Wortz's mother returned this week to their home in Pigeon, Mich. The remains of fleury Wein. who was killed itt the \Vestmau fire at London last week, were brought to the home of his father, EMI-. Matthew Wein last :Wednesday, the funeral being held on Friday afternoon. The cortege was one of the largest seen in this section, many coming from a distance, among whom were 'two London Aldermen, two captains of the London fire department, and a number from Rho Exeter fire bri- gade. The floral offerings were very beautiful and came from the fire departments of London, Chatham, Woodstock and Brantford. The city of London had Mr. \Vein's life in- sured for 52.000. William Taylor. of -Centralia, while edits in vain and thea consulted a sawing wood for a thresher which be was assisting to operate last Sat- lions but the cores remained the urday evening, slipped on a piece of wood lying on the ground and fell forward on the buzzing saw. The instrument cut n deep gash in his hand, necessitating several stitches to close. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyer, ot De- troit, are spending .a few weeks at the latter's home. Mrs. Link left Monday to attend the millinery openings at Toronto. 1'he Misses Scott and Eilber, 'who have been visiting in and around the village for the past few weeks, re- turned to their respective homes on Monday Iast. Quite a number from here attend- ed the lawn social at Mt. Carmel on Tuesday night last and all report a shape• very enjoyable time. Zam-Buk cures blood 'poisoning' Beg. Abell, of loran Ir. and cuts, bruises, old ,wounds, running Milburn, -�'- sores, ulcers, boils, cruptions,sealp A. J. Ford. of Exeter, visited •btr. Harsb, purgative remedies are sores, eczema, itch, barber's rash, and Mrs. 0. W. 1'. Beavers on !Wed - fast giving way to tho gentle action burns, scalds, and all skin injuries nesday alst. and mild effects of Carter's Little and diseases. Beat cure for piles yet 'firs ,J, 11. tray and children of Liver Pills. It you try them they known•olz l cora Igom4'/am.Band uketCo.t \\ rn jt y9arc at present visiting at will certainly please you Toronto. Mrs .Lamont and children of Lis - very shortly. Rev, and ''Mrs. Veale visited their daughter Mrs. (Rev.) (tiles. at Hay- field last week. CaALSI i`ORTA.. ;dear, the Ile Kind You (tare Always hied Signature A good stock of Pickling Spices. side of our village on Friday after- Cosave you money. me and see US before you make 'Orli' noon last which resulted in a vict- ory for the north side. hollowing is the .lino up; North Side South Side R. T. Dunlop J. A. \Vambohi 1). Tiernan 1. W. Graybiel W. L. Siebert E. Tiernan J. Hartleib G. Edighoffcr Skip -32 Skip 16 Skip 24 Skip 8 'Mrs. Syrnonds, milliner dor Sie- bert & Co. is now attending the tuil- linery opening in Toronto, Mrs. Sy- monds expects to be here in n cou- ple of weeks for the fall season. A number of our bowlers visited Mt. Carmel on Tuesday. I)r. Jack, who has been in Wallace - burg for the past month has return- ed to superintend the packing of the flax machinery to move to Wallace - burg this week. Quarterly services were held in the Evangelical church on Sunday last. Both services being taken by the presiding elder, Itev. Mr. llaist, of Berlin. SUBSCRIBE FOR TIIE TIMES. Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pills? They are a positive euro for sick headache and all the ills pro- duced by disordered liver. Only one pill a dose. Cromarty Rev. McVanncll, of Si.: -Mary's is aocuping the pulpit of the Presby- terian church during .the absence of )rev. (McKay, who is at present spending his holidays in Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Calendar, of Ottawa, are visiting at Mr. Donald ('arks. ars. Park, of Brantford, is also a guest at Mr. l'ark's. 'Mrs. Mcllraith, of Durham, is vis- iting with her father (Mr. Frank Hamilton. How Zam-Buk Saved a Girl's Hair, A Lessors to All Mothers When eczema, ulcers or ringworm break out on the scalp, generally the first thing the doctor orders is to have the i,air cut off. Don't do It to Toro trying !Lam-Buk, which can cure without such a sacrifice. Mrs J. IL tier, of 5 BalTnockburn Avenue. Jlontraal says: - My ,laughter, Annie, caught ec- aema. It broke out on her face and scalp, and the disease was quickly transmitted to Herbert and Edith, and in their cases not only their heads, but their hands and daces were covered with sores and scaly places. 1 tried various blood -purifying rem- -Mr. Samuel Johns has purchased the stock and premises of Mr. Wal- ter Bern and will take possession October 1st. In the meantime Mr. llertt is making a big reduction sale and is offering many excellent bar- gains for the month of September. See his ud. itt another colutnn for some of the bargains. Mr. Vern has done an excellent trade .while in business here and es Mr. Johns is known to be one of our substantial citizens there is no doubt but that he will command a large trade. purchase. We will Farm Produce taken in exchange. We handle Binder Twine and Machine Oil Siebert t& Co. Hartleib Block. DASIIWOOD, SPECIAL AUGUST SALE You cannot possibly effect as great. Ladies White Underskirt, regular $1.23 a saving by buying hither or thither for 31.00 each. as you can by confining yoursell,to the Ladies White Night Gowns regular one great bargain giving centre Tie- $1-50 for 31.00 each. man and Edigboffer. Bear in mind for Ladies Embroidery Corset Coyers re. every bargain you see or hear tell of gular 50c, for 40c. each. there is just as many and just as good Ladies Black Hose 3 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 it is spread over all and the bargains you get in one of our lines are only re- presentatives of the many others we are giving. A few pieces of Fawn and Tan color- ed dress goods in Satin Cloths, Hen- rietta and etc, regular 50 and 60 to clear at 25c, yd. Fancy Muslin 15 to 25ets. for 10cts. yd. Fancy Gingham 121 to 15c. for IOc. yd, IOc. for 8c. yd. American Prints worth 7c. for 5c. yd. 10 pieces of print regular 1211c. for 10c. yd. Blue and white Checked Skirtings re- gular 12tc. for IOc. Bleached Sheeting 2'yds. wide for 25c. yd. Factory Cottons worth 121}c. for 10c. yd. See our Bleached Table Linens the hest value ever shown in Dashwood. Ladies Vests l0cts, each, Bargains in Embroidery and Laces. A beautiful range of Ladies Belts, Fancy Collars, Ties, Gloves, etc. We handle the celebrated D and 'A Corset. HARDWARE Cut Nails all lengths (Blighty rusted). 2cts. per pound. 1 Favourite Churn 1 1 Peerless washer -At bargain pricer 1 Leader washer 1 Hammock regular $2 50 for $2,00 Long handle Shovels 50c each Sad Irons regular 31.25 for 31.00 sob D Handle Spades slightly rusted 50c ea Window Screens clearing at 20cts eacb A full line of Scoop Shovels and Grain Bags. If you are in need of any Fein. ing be sure and see that you get the Ideal 1Voven Wire the beat fencing made, we are Agents for same. Ladies Waists regular 50c. to $1.00 now All kinds of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, 25c. to clear. Machine oil. and Cylinder oil. We Flannellette Night Dress for Ladies handle the celebrated Sherwin Will-. regular $1.00 for Qac, each. isms Paints, they go the farthest and Flannellette Night Dress for Ladies wear the longest, because they are regular 31.15 for 75c. each. the best. GROCERY DEPARTMENT 5 lbs. good Green Tea $1.00 Korn Kinks Sets. per packet. 2 Ibe. best Green Coffee 25cts. 21b. Pkg. Ammonia Powder. 5c, pkg. 2 lbs. Coast Rio Coffee 25cts. Salmon 10cts. per tin. Seeeded Raisins IOcts. per pound. Corn and Peas 3 cans for 25cts. A full supply of Pickling Spices, Curry Powder, Tumeric, Mustard Seeds, Celery Seeds, Ginger root, Chillies, etc., etc. All sizes of Crown Fruit Jars in stock. Fruit jar rubbers 5 and l0cts, per dot. We' handle those celebrated Teas, in packages viz: -Red Rose, Salada, and Blue Ribbon, in Green or Black and Mixed. In i and Iib. pegs. Highest prices psid for Farm Produce. Call and examine our goods,andwe do Corner Store, towelI - - ----- Ward and Mrs. los. Vance. are visiting withMrs. m. Mr. Wilson ,of lllatisliard, has been engaged as teacher at S. S. No. 3. Miss Gardiner having -resigned. 'fire Jlisses Smith, of Jlich;gan, are visiting will' Mr. and Mrs. Robt. We have sold our Store and Sto„ k and for the month of Gardiner. ELIMVILLE GENERAL STORE September we will Wier a large amount of our stock at great- ly reduced prices. The following will give you an idea of our big bargains. Black tea regular 25c. per pd. 51 for $1 5 only Men's Suits Illue Ribbon tea reg Mc. for :taste 1 Cailor roads size .31 reg $15 for 310.00 Salads Teat reg. 100. for :t3cts 1 alert's Suits sizes 31, :35. Coffee neg. 35cts. for '-mets Regular $13.00 foe $8.50 1 only Toilet Set reg. $5. for $:3 531 „ $12 IN) for 37.50 1 only Toilet Set reg. 3'2. 75 for $2.001 „ ill2 0(► for $7.50 Also White Toilet set at reduced prices ; .. $10.(x) for 87,00 3 only Dinner sets reg. $12 01) for $9.50 A nunibtr of pieces of Prints. 38.50 for 36.1,0! Regular 12yc Ids and 8c for Ine Sc and tk ., „ „ ,. ., $600 for $4.00 Lace reg 34 6 and lac for lc 2c lc and (ie We have too, a lot of Shoes at low prices. All goods sold in the month of September will be strictly cash. Pro'luco taken as cash. highest price paid for Produce. AND WOOD PUMPS Accounts Will be rendered Sept. CASTOR IA ember bit., and must be settled for For Infants and Children. by Seat .30tH. the Kind You Have Always Bought each. Farquhar W. IIERN Elimville:.attuarena the i;ige of Dealer in iron and Wood rumps. Aylmer Iron Pump s • and will lit' eleased to quote price and Teams. if you are thinking of pnttizg in en icon . r Wood Pump come in end see us before buying, Pump Repairing a Specialty. HARTMAN ELSIE, Dashwood.