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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-09-03, Page 51 • THE EXETER TIMES, SEPT 3rd 1908 CREDITON NEWS Zwicker's, Crediton SoDtcwcr flrrlvals Of Fall 600dS We are receiving daily consignments of our Fall and Winter Stock, and will be pleased to show you our large assortment of the latest styles of Dress Goods etc., in all the latest Fabrics and leading shades. We have made a special purchase of Black Dress Goods this season and can show you the best values in these lines. We have just opened our NEW FALL and WINTER MAN- TLES. We have them in the very latest makes both Semi fitting and loose Styles, mostly 48in. long, nicely trimmed with self Strap- ping and Braids, in the leading colors, Black, Navy, and Myrtle. We are handling the very best make of Mantles made in Canada for Styles and Quantity our prices cannot be beaten, We have also a nice range of Children's and Girl's Mantles, in all sizes and prices. Read Made Clothingy We have received several shipments of Men and Boy's Fall Suits styles and values cannot be beaten anywhere. Call and inspect our new lines we will • be pleased to show them. ` VW are shipping live Fowl, delivery any day but Saturday, prices for this and nest week: -Spring Chicks 21lbs. 10c. lb. Hens 9c lb. Butter 19c. Eggs 19c. doz. A Call Solicited CHAS. ZWICKER New SuiIings mal are 11111 " Ing full Come and See Them We wish to extend to you an invitation to call and see the new Suitings that are "in it" this fall. These we are showing represent the choicest offered by the old and new world. The patterns are Right, they are Exclusive and we are proud of them. The Quality is Right too -up to the high standard we always carry. If you want a smart suit for fall, select your goods here we assure you the style, make and tit will be right. The price beyond a doubt, we quote the lowest price possible. This is acknowledged by our customers, and recognized by our competitors. Again we invite you, we are proud to show the new goods and talk price at all times J. H. HOLTZMANN, CREDITON BROWN'S NOTICE This month we are swinging with the big Fall Business. Each day will find more NEW GOODS in place, for this is the month when all our Fall and Winter goods arrive. %'e call your attention to our new stock of Dress Goods, all the latest fabrics and a full line of them. Be sere and see our goods be- fore plrchasing elsewhere. Watch this space next week when we will give you details regarding Ladies' and Children's Coats Underwear, Blankets, Millinery, etc. Am in Toronto this week purchasing GOODS to surpass any Fall Stock we have carried heretofore. Baring us your Produce. anything that will sell, Timothy, nd Clover seed, etc. for which we will lily highest market 'rices. A ('all Solicited. S. BROWN THERE IS NO REASON Why you should not use the best kitchen Ranges made. Pandoras, Happy Home, Ladies' Aid, and Saska•Alta. They hake perfectly, save fuel, keep fire day and night, delight every user. Made of the very best material and guaranteed in every res- pect. Boy 'I''lt'tn and s.tro the expense of buyingcoal balks. special aft, ntion given to EAVETRUU(I1N(l. W. MOORE - KIRKTON FALL coons Crediton Our high school department was opened this week with a fairly good attendance. This department which is in charge of the principal, Mr. C. Bluett, was started in connection with our public school only a short time ago. and now enjoys a high standing which the principal, trus- tees and citizens of our village may justly feel proud of. Those intend- ing to enter this department should make arrangements at once. Mrs. It. !licks„ of Winchelsea, Is Rspen.dingflicks.a week with her son, Rev. The Zurich baseball boys and the Dashwood tennis club are expected here Friday to play friendly games with our boys. 'Miss Armstrong, milliner for C. Zwickcr. is attending the openings in Toronto and will resume her dor-, mer position with him on her return.' The Methodist choir will take part nett Monday evening at the Zion Ila •-s.t ileme services. sand Epworth League of the 'Met ..dist church picniced 'at the Bend on Wednesday last. Mr. Edmund .\Werth, who for the past three Scars has been working t in Ottawa, is spending a tete boli- b days with his mothten. The following are this week taking c in the ,Toronto exhibition, Samuel r Brown, 'Misses Clara Fnhner, Ella1 Link, ;Myrtle Clark, Carrie and a Susanna Kuhn, 151r. and Mrs. Bam'l.i Kuhn and A. E. Kuhn.c A picnic ,w _liven at the lake last week in honor of tMr .and firs Ilarryt Wind, •before leaving for their home in Detroit. A large number of re- latives were present and all report a fine outinet Mr. and .Mrs. J. S. elotz and child- ren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard dlill. d Mr. and Mts. Mart. Salter. of Exe- ne ter, were ;the guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. G Thos. Trevetbick over Sunday. , Mr. John Fit►kbeiner spent n few 1 days in Seaforth visiting his son, to Charles. • Farquhar Mr. !)ave Hiow,, met with at eidetic one day last wim, 'which lay hien off duty for a little w Ile was operating the saw on threshing engine, when his b came into contact with it, see (tutting several Lingers. Mr. S. Martin, II. A., principal1 St. _Marys Collegiate Institute, in the village on Friday Net.'Miss Lindsay Gardiner is vi.itin;; Miss Elsie Turnbull at Toronto. Rev. Dr. Afeldruni .rave a very interesting discourse ht the Thataes Road church on Sunday Met.Mrs. (Ur.) .Balfour sad daughter who has been visiting at W. !McGills returned to their home in London on Saturday. Miss Louise 1.acrett, of Exeter• and Miss Pugh, of ?oron.o, visited i Mrs, Beavers last wotir Messrs. Alex at►d Ws *. Turn are attending the Torc , , exhibit Mr. and Mr,. Jas. Ga.rdi►ter tended the funeral of the late G Wren, of Hensel!, on Zuesday. W. A. .Gardiner left on Tuesday to resume his studies et at. Ma Instituto. 1 as- , will I bile. the. and rely DASHWOOD NEWS pkzeimammommaii Dashwood • o Mr. Albert Won't', of the F.,rmers war !lank, is holidaying in Berlin and Torw►tc Missionary ices bc the Evangelical serychurchnwere on .au•'dndayin evening .last. Mr. ilenry Either, ALP. I'., was In the village on Monday. Mr. Jas..Watnbohl is at present laid up with a sore foot. the result of stepping .on a nail. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deitrich and child, who have been +visiting J. \Yellin have retufned home. Miss Berth•, Fidt left this week for Berlin m 1 ere she intends taking a course in the business college there. 'Miss L. Whitt.•: left for Toronto on Monday to attend business college in that city. rya The Misses Tiernan are this Week visiting friends in Creditors. Mr. Ross, •►who has been working for Mr. Ed. Nadiger, intends moving to Arkona next week. on- Mr. and Airs. Phillip Pfasold are ids visiting in Toronto this weeks. The Dashwood Tennis .Club will ast visit Crediton on Friday text and in- play a friendly game. tb bull ion. at- eo. Shipka Mr. Peter McKenzie left last M day for Manitoba where he into stopping for Rhe harvest. Mr. Ronald Matthews left 1 Monday for Toronto, whore he ends spending a few weeks wi is sister. . Mr. Thos. Lynch shipped a mixed rn-loadtot of sheep and cattle tb To- oa Mr. J. F. Robertson spent Sunday t Ailsa Craig. Mr. George Kellerman shipped a ar-load of flax seed to Baden last week. The flax mill has completed thres ing jor this season! Grand 'lend Dusk shooting opened Tuesday. Campers are still going home eve ay, but still there is a good mut r left. It seems hard to lea rand Bend and especially the tteo le who live here. Mr. and Mrs. %Verd, of London, r reed In their auto to spend a fe ays before closing .up "This -is -it Mrs. ,Burwell and relatives hay Ise returned from London ,to spen fete; da. Mr. Louis nacelle has purchase r. Frank Allister's farm consis g of 80 nores. No doubt lie OWi ake a good farmer. Robert llatuilton, •esq., has se red the services of a coachman t "drive his new driver. James Jlighsted left on Frith night from Parkhill for Vancouvc taking to cars of goods and ma chinery with him. Ile will be fol lowed this week by his family tits Rich. llamilton and family. The intend entering the saw mill bust 11089,\Vm. Wilson and wife who hat' conducted the resturant in connee tion with .the Leavitt Park here th; season. leave (for Exeter this wee . Sorry to sec you go Billie, but then you are sure of it next Fear again. Rev. Mr. Steadman preached a veiy nble and appreciative sermon. here on Sunday die?. Mr. Steadman for a young man is a very forcible speaker. W. 11. Oliver pat in a slate black board at 8. S. No. .1 8, •I3osanquet. on Bahl rola,!(. C. 11. Smith has started a livery Any person wishing a Foch driver for a day's outing give him a call. Miss .Mills had a picture taken of her school children by Mr. Roberts. of Clinton, nvhich will no 'doubt be a world beater. Quite a nutnber from here are a tending .the Toronto exhibition tb week. Our citizens twill be pleased learn that the planing mill at Ile sall has been purchased by the Das wood Planing Mill Co., and that will be erected in Dashwood at one The machinery and part of th building materia! has been brougi t- is to n- h- it e. e tt h- here, and 'work on the new building has been commenced. A GRAND OFFER. -TILE 'TIMES AND TOItONTO ,WEEKLY GLOBE AND !FARMER (FROM ry 1Vo\V UNTIL JANY. 1910 FOR 1$1.60 n- OR TPAPERS TWOPAPERS FROM NOVve TO JANY. 1909 FOR :35 CENTS" bliss Nora Brown and Elmira Ya- ger left Monday for Stratford to+ a attend the business college. a The :Misses Jlartlein, of Dashwood spent Sunday in the village guests M of Mrs. (Christ Fanner. in Ir. and .Mrs. harry Dyer, after in a pleasant two weeks vacation with parents and friends, left for their cu home in .Detroit 'Monday last. Miss Dorothy Kuntz, of Exeter, is spending a few weeks with her aunt Mrs. Bertrand, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roedding and family, of London, are spending a week's vacation with the former's brother, Mr. Thos. Trevetbick. Read J. 111. Iloltzmann's change of on this pago. e- Winchelsea w Mr. \1'►n. Thompson, of Woodstock, is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Turn- s bull. d 'bliss Ethel Codbolt. .who visited her mother during the vacation. re- d turned Saturday to Tilbury to take t- charge of her school. 11 The Misses Flo. Peart and Pearl Squires. of 8t. Marys, visited ibtias - Ethel Godbolt last week. Messrs Robert Coward and Percy ncan left Tuesday for Medicine Y Hat, .where they expect to secure twor positioDuns,. - Miss Edith :Turnbull left Monday Ch to atham. attend the business college at o T Miss Ethel .1.1e11, of liurondale, is - the guest of bliss Vera Coward. Themeeting of (the beef ring .will 0) be held in Winchelsea on friday - night and at Elimville on Saturday knight for 'the purpose of settling up the business of the past season and making .arrangements to sce if they will carry it on for another twenty weeksS A full attendance of all In- terested is required. The anniversary services of the Sunshine church will be held on Sun- day, Sept..l3th. On the Monday fol- lowing an old fashioned tharvest home supper /will be gvcn :it the church, for 'which an excellent pro- gram is being arranged. The Credi- ton German choir will bo in atten- dance and 'take part in the program. All disorders caused by a bilious state of the system can be cured by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No pain, griping or discomfort attend- ing their use. Try them. Centralia Mr. Edgar 'Butt, of Kippen visit- wek'. ed t`( the Methodist parsonage last Miss Vera Essery is visiting rela- tives in Toronto,. bliss Mattie Ilandford left Tuesday for Toronto. Mr. \Vm. Cotwill has seturncd home from a business trip to Scot- land. Mr. and Airs. Wm. Essery spent Saturday and Sunday in Mitchell with friends and relatives. 'Miss Ruth .iiooper, of Exeter, vis- ited at Mrs .Itichard flicks' a num- ber of days last week. Mr. and iMrs. John 'Colwill were called to attend the funeral of Air. Webb, of London, the latter's fath- er. Mrs .Colw•ill has not yet re - returned'. A number from bore took in the annual i?den picnic on Saturday last and all report the most enjoyable time of the season. Afiss Irene ilfandford, of Exeter, was a guest at the (Methodist par- sonage lest week.. Miss Birdie Boyle, of Exeter. vis- ited Grittyf.riends and relatives in this vi. FALL FAIRS Toronto. August 31 to Sept 14. Western hair, London, Sept 11 to BORN JONES -In Exeter. on September 1st. to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jones n ICE LLEIIMANN-In Dealt weed', on Friday. August 28th to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob licllermann, a son. STEINIIAGEN. - In hashwood, on Wednesday, Aug. 26th to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steinhagen• a son. MARRIED JACKSON lIU(NKiN-At the . re- sidence of the bride's parents, Mr, and 'Mrs. ilenry ltnnkin. Logan, on Wednesday, Sept. 2n1, Miss Rhoda Ilunkin to Mr. George Jackson, of Mitchell. SOIL MARSIHALL- LANNIN - In Man- ahan!, Tuesday, Sept. 1st, by Tier. Wella, of Granton. Zeta. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'ankh) to Mr. Ira Marshall, of Kirkton. IM ED Exeter, Sept 21 and 22. l CAS ` Ma f: -fn Exeter, on August 29th. 8t. Marys, Sept. 23 and 24. \I- liirkton ()et 1 and 2. 8 r ry An Stinson. beloved wife of . Thomas Case. aged 53 years. nonth• end 17 days. ELIMVILLE GENERAL STORE We have sold our Store and Stock and for the month of September we will offer 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. 54 for $1 5 only Men's Suits 1 tailor made size .31 reg $15 for $10.00 4 Men's `mite elves 31, 35, iteg,..u. lnr $g1l3n0)1 for ff(ur $8,50 $7.ri0$7.50 $7,00 A number 01 pieces of Prints. RrRulnc 12)e 10.. awl 8e for ltk 8c an.i tic Litre reg 3 4 (fan.' Se• for lc 2c lc and tic Blue Ribbon tea reg 40c. for 'facts Satada Tea reg. Inc. for 3:3cts Coffee reg. 3Scts. for Vets, 1 onl) Toilet Set reg. *5. for $3 85 1 only'roilet Ret reg. $2.75 for $2.001 Alco White Toilet set ntreduced prices , 3 only Dinner sets reg. $12 11► for $9.54) „ 138.50 for t'•d.i,l) ./ ., ., ., ,. it) d) for g4.b10. We have too, a lot of Shoes at low prices. K Irkton A very pretty wedding was sol- emnized at the home of OIr. and Mrs. \Vm. Larkin. of the 8th con- cession of lllanshard on 'Tuesday, I Sept. Ist. when their daughter Miss Zeta was united in marriage to blr. Ira Marshall. of lt:irkton. The ccrc- 1 ,pony was perfortned by ltev. Wells, of Granton. in the presence of a large number of invited guests. ,Mr. Marshall is one of our promising fanners and his wife will be wel- eonred in our midst. OAESMt0itT4.. ear, the Atte Rind You Halt Alsals d',.111 iligna•art of NEW FALL600DS New Fall Dress Goods, New Fall Mantles, New Fall Skirts, New Fall Waists, New Fall Hosiery and Gloves, New Fall Suits, New Fall Overcoats, New Fall Water Proof Coats. We extend a cordial invitation to conte and see aur stock before you mg - Don't your needs for Fall and Winter. Don't forget that we are offering Shoes away down in price. Siebert & Co. Hartletb Block. DASIIWOOD, NEW FALL GOODS Dress Goods in all the leading shades and cloths in Venetians, Broadcloths, Latin Finish Cloths, Fancy Striped and Plain, etc. at close prices. New Mantles and Jackets We are sole agents for the Celebrated Puritan Brand Ladies & Children Mantles and Jackets. For style and quality and excellent fittet•s there is none to surpass them. We have them in loose fitting also sea,i-fitting. Be euro t0 call and see them before making your purchases. Our prices are right, New Flannelettes, Wrapperettes, etc. You cannot possibly effect as great Ladies White Underskirt regular $1.25 a saving by buying hither or thither! for $1.00 each. as you can by confining yoursell,to the' Ladies White Night Gowns regular one great bargain giving centre Tie- I $1.50 for $1.00 each. man and Edigbolfer. Bear in mind for Ladies Embroidery Corset foyers re. every bargain you see or bear tell of guiar 50e. 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 Ladies Vests IOcts. each. it. le spread over all and the bargains Bargains in Enibroidery and Laces. you get in one of our lines are only re- A beautiful range of Ladies Belts, preventatives of the many others we Fancy Collars, Ties, Gloves, etc. are giving. We handle the celebrated D and 'A A few pieces of Fawn and Tan color- Corset. ed dress goods in Satin Clothe, Hen- rietta and etc, regular 50 and 00 to clear HARDWARE at 25c. yd. Cut Nails all lengths (slighty rusted) Fancy Muslin 15 to 25Cts. for IOcts, yd. 2cts• per pound. Fancy Gingham 12j to 15c. for lOc, yd. 1 Peerlessfe lOc. for 3c. yd. washer At bargain prices American Prints worth 7c, for 5c. d. 1 Leader washer 10 piece' of print regular 12jc. for 10c. 1 Hammock regular $2 50 for $2,00 yd. Long handle Shovels 50c each Blue and white Checked Skirtings re. Sad Irons regular $1.25 for $1.00 set Ruler 12ic. for 10c. Bleached Sheeting 2'yds. wide for 25c. yd. Factory Cottons worth 121c. for 10c. yd. See our Bleached Table Linens the best value ever shown in Dashwood. 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 05e. each. lams Paints, they go the farthest and Flannellette Night Dress for Ladies wear the longest, because they are regular $1.15 for 75c. each, the beat. Highest prices plaid for Farm Produce. TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER Corner Store, - - DASHWOOD andle Spades slightly rusted 50c es Window Screens clearing at 20cts each A full line of Scoop Shovels and Grain Bags. If you are in need of any Feno. ing be sure and see that you get the Ideal IVoyen Wire the beet fencing made, we are Agents for same. heFarmers Bank of CanadaCapital $I,000,000 Total Assets $1,600,000 40 Branches throughout Canada. Special Attention (liven to Farmers' Business Sale Notes Discounted, or Collected at Lowest Current Rates. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Deposits of $1 and upwards received. Interest paid or added to principa' 1 times a year. Your money is too valuable to leave in the house where burglars, thieves or fire may take it from yot , or to invest In risky epeculittitem or with doubt- ful institutions that so often in the past have robbed men of their bard earned wealth. DRAFTS ANI) MONEY ORI)F.itS ISSUED When Fending money to any part of Canada of the world, remember our , Zia•. drafts and money orders are available here, and Fold at the lowest possible Threshing is the t of •the rates. Our money orders are payable at par at any point in Canada and prin Most of the wheat ,s sown- cip+tl points in the United States and (gent Britain, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jacques attendedUCrt Morro -Courteous Treatment. No Itect Tape. Toronto fair on Monday and Tuesday.' R T DUNL(-P g'URl ce one block north of Siebert & Co's, store, Mr. .Jacques is going to Pickerin for a couple of weeks. J. 3Iern, jr., J. Vern, sr., J. Peart and T. BernBernattended Toronto fair this week!. bfr. and ;Airs. .. Taylor,. ?dr. end Mrs. 11. Kyle attended 'Toronto fair this weekt Mr. and ,bit's. E. !fern, Mr. and Mrs. R. :Taylor and daughter Lila. and Mr. and Mrs. 11. Kyle ttendcd the wedding of ,Miss Zeta Lankin in Blanchard oft Tuesday at high noon to Mr. 1. Marshall, of Kirkton. 8. Balkwill called on A. Berryhill on Sundayt i say, remember the great oocial at 'Lion on Sept. 7th nt 7 p. m. Chicken pie and other good •+tuff, also a splendid programme. Every. body come. J. Towl while carrying n couple of boards on Friday fell on t machine hc•It and used himself up badly. • . , Manager, DASHWOOD. SALE REGISTER Auction sale .of valuable farm in Stephen. not th half of lo. 5. 90, concession, consisting of fifty nores, Sale Tuesday, Sept. 15th. Gladman & Stanbury, Solicitors ;.John Gill, Auct, Auction Sale of of house and lots in Centralia, 'belonging to the estate of the late \Vm. Baker. Hale Mon - ay, Sept. 1411,. Mailman & Stan - cash. 1. Pl'O 111Ce taken as cash. Highest price paid for '1-Thery,SoMlicitorisses; sharpJohn: Giland AJackuct. son eft yesterday dor London'. All goods sold in the month of September will be strictly .1 See our splendid range of new wrapperettcs (1 1234 c. Produce. Our hosiery is complete and range in price from 12 t, cents to 50 cents. Try a piece c,f our cotton cashmere Ci t.l cents. A full stock including Nails, Glass,Putty,llinges,llorse Brushes Paint Brushes. Scrub Brushes, Sherwin Williams I'aints And Varn- ishes, Raw and Boiled Oil, Etc, Accosints Will ember let., And by Sept ,30th. guest rice fur 1 reduce.- - . W. Fe BEAVERS, Farquhar RN 11i P ' , be rendered Sept- mt est be settled for Elimville CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. TMa Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of old Weather 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. le Brandford Roofing. Preston Galvanized Shingles and Core•iron. Cement always on hand. A snap on some Page Gates and Fencing Coll and Barb Wire. Eggs and Butter taken. Come and see us before you hay, Hardware D. T1 EMAN, Dashwood IRON AND ._wood PUMPS 1 wish to inform the Public and those in need of Pumps, that 1 haye n, .v the agency for the Aylmer Iron Pump s and will he pleased to quote price and Teams. if you are thinking of putting in an Iron or Woad Pump conte in and see us before buying, ��� Pump Repairing a Specialty. HARTMAN ELSIE, Dashwood. Dea)k, in Iron and Wood Pumps.