HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-10-08, Page 5CREDITON NEWS
FOR THE
The affectiveness of our assortment in
Dress Goods, Men's Furnishings,
Woolens, Furs, Ladies' and Gentle-
men's Underwear, Blankets, Ladies'
Misses', Children's, Men's and
Boys' Coats, Millinery, Etc.
As Business bringers for the fall trade was never more in
evidence than at present.
That is the striped Venetian Dress Goods in Brown, Blue. Black
Green and Red at hoc. per yard, Plain Venetians in same colors at
50c, y 5c, 85c and $I.00 per yard.
Big range of Coatings in Black Beaver, Broadcloths.
Etc. from $1.00 to $2,00 per yard,
limited to describe in detail our large assortment in the Drees
Call in and see for yourself before purchasing elsewhere.
Space is too
Goods section.
See Our Coats
Paying Highest prices for
Seeds and other produce.
1!f"
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 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 Them and save the expense of buying coal backs.
Special attention given to EA VETROUG ING.
W. MOORE - KIRKTON
New Suhtins @UI ufC 66 are II" ffiis fall
Come and See Them
We wish to extend to you an invitation to call and see the new Suiting°
_hat are "in it" this fall. These WO are showing represent the choicest offered
y the old and new world.
The patterns are Itight, they are Exclusive and we are proud of therm.
She 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 lit will be right.
The price beyond a doubt, we quote the lowest price possible. This is
acknowledged by our customers, and recognized by our competitote. Again
we invite you, we are proud to show the new go(uls and talk price at all times
J. H. HOLTZMANN, CREDITON
Who not Trade near flonic?
we are here to make a success, we like the country and the
people, we like our bllsinesd, and strive to increase
by honorable means.
mew
fitie Best Goods and the Lowest prices eo:risithal
We believe in giving one dollars worth of
goods for $1.00.
We fully ex pet t fairness and think you will admit if our good and p..ces
re equal with those of other reliable merchants, it is just and right to patton-
1ze home enterprise.
B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar
Hensall. keenly felt in the home circle. Besides
her husbard she leaves a family of five
Miss Tcna Swan, who visited her eons and three daughters -John, in
Mother here for two weeks, left last Manitoba; William, in McKillop; Law-
3veck to re -';m,• her position in Toy- ranee in Hay Township and Thomas
and Joseph a
t
home,and Mrs. re.D1.Ma-
onMr Iteinlaull, of Goderich. ufier thew,, McKillop, nd Maggio and
Visiting bet sistct bele. returned to Theresa at home,
her itonte List week.
'Sixty cat . of gt,tin wcro shipped,
pat of h, re the first •three weeks
in ti( et uinhcr.
Rev. and M,s. D. Wren, of Maid-
stone, visited relatives and friends
stere last week.
Messrs. W. Geiger and A. McAl-
lister have relurneil to Toronto to
resume their medical studies.
Mr. Thos. Derry has disposed of his
Dlydesdal,• stallion. "George 'o the
Scales to Wm. llolton. of Kings -
0011r t.
Mrs. G. hunt. of Halifax. is vis,(
!tint; Strs. It. !'tent.
Mr. Wm. Stoneman. and two sons`
and Mr. Curtis; Stoneman left last
week on n trip to 'Essex. Thy
made the Journey on bicycles•
Doss Higgins. of London, visited
friends iter,. last week
\V, .1. 1'4! I: n,, o,f the Commercial
has opened up a billiard parlor in
connection wt itli tho hotel.
Another old resident of this neigh-
tt wrhood was removed by death on
tSncdav last, in the person of Mrs.
Michael 1) Heffernan, of the Huron
road Gnat, Tm ,451111th. Mrs. Heifer.
nazi, whose Maiden name was lira111148
Barrie. wee a native of the townehitp
of Mct)illivrnw. Middlesex county. but
en her marriage t„ her now bereft bum,
hand, :,1 years ago. she temp to reside
en her hushand'e farm in Tucker smith,
nmr Heitman. bele they remnined un -
t0 at li'Ile over twent y yesrsago. when
they nt, w•, d to their ',regent tau in on
the Hoven road. The der: ascii wvaq A
gnvi k•i d w,,.o,ai , and an effect iot ate
w;f.• and met her and her death will be
Kipper)
\\'cdnesdal of last work M r.
Dick fell tread with heart trouble
at the home of Mr. Robert McLtbn
ijust north of here.
Miss Alda 'Dinsdale. after a visit
of over awo months with .relatives
in JJeawsville has returned home.
The choir of the Metho,list church
furnished the music for the Chisels
burst anniversary on Sunday even-
ing.
The Methodist Sunday School held
their rally services on Sun,lty last.
M'.s ida 'Dinsdale, of London. is
s.sitiag at the home of her parents
Winchelsea
.Mr. Thos. Durdle is on the sick
list suffering from lumbago.
Miss Isabella Cotrrscy. of Lucan,
and Miss Millie Coursey, nurse, of
Washington, visited Mrs. 1\V. V.
Kerr last week.
Miss Nellie Elliot, of llansomville
N. 1-., and Miss Cora Stratton, of
Croswell. Mich., are visiting Mr..
D. Goulding.
Mr Vansickle left last week to
visit friends in St. ,Marys atter a
plcaeent visit with her neicc. Mrs.
`V. G. Meabk
Mr. and Mrs. S. Miller, Crcmarty.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Godbolt
en Sunday.
Mr. Jar.!,: Cottle list week lost
a valuable colt flour lockjaw, caus-
ed by a slight cut on its foot. _
Crediton
Mr, and Mrs. 1'. \V. Cl:uk and fans-
ily visited Mr. and Nits. A. J. Clark
of Ailsa Craig over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Clark, w ho has been
visiting triett:ts iu t;rantoei has re-
turned home.
Rev'd. Kennedy. of Ailsa Craig,
preached in the Methodist church,.
on Sunday and gave two exoelleatt
sermons. Itev. It. '!licks took the
work at Ailsa Craig ;and preached
anniversary sermons.
Now is the time to buy wool blan-
kets. \Vo Lave moot blankets rang-
ing in price from 53.00, up also jute
aiid Kersey !blankets. We have a
full line of mitts and gloves. Come
in and examine oiir stook before buy-
ing :Isowhcre. F. W. CLARK.
Tho Reform rooms are open over
J. If. 14oltzwanu's store every clos-
ing night from now until after elec-
tion.
Mrs. Schlucbter, of Pigeon, Mich.
and Mrs. -ll. Finkbeiner. of $ebe-
Mic!s.. are at present visiting
t.,... t. •• ue r M r. S. Brown.
Mrs. ..,os Jarvis, of Brigdcn, pit•,
spent the past few weeks the guest
of her aunt Mrs. 8. Bronvti.s Mr.
Jarvis came on Wednesday for a
few days visit.
Anniversary scrvlaces twill be held
In the Methodist cherish, Crediton,
on Sunday and Monday Clot 11th
My Hal,
Ran Away
Don't have .a fsl exult
�vlf
your hair. It (page you
Then what? Thai would mean
thin, scraggly, uaeveiri, roug
DASKWOOD NEWS
AOC
Dashwood
llr. Sa�u. tieL re.��.•r t
ui�li Li., fnmilr
51 r. Sats, ttcihrot•der this +veal[
niovetl +with Lis fawily to tl,e tarn
I just cast of darepta.
The inL•u►t aughter of At r, :11111
Mrs. Richard .linker is at the tilt:
of wt'itiug a,eriouelydill.
Workmen ale 'busy this week put -
Cm,/ the slate roof 011 the nem Lut1-, e6t
•ran c1.,rc 1 anti butting CIO ww ccm-
MIIinnor° and Dress Goods,
Our Dress Goods, Millinery and service are
at their best right now. And are pet haps the choic-
and most varied range of New Autumn Styles it has been
hair. Keep your halo ath•omet' est 'walk's around the church, your pl'ivilege to see anywhere.
fon tune last ++eek /o g. i ttd 1
You can easily do itwith Ayer's 1 ► tLts a1 ; t a
1
Fasten it tigttly to- ta* scalp: Mr. 'Hartman Eilse haul the anis-'
caug is ut eomo ansae uncry t L
'torn': Vigor. It is sefllething 5, as operating and bad it badlytorn• s Our Millinery Depart
As a result ue will be Laid up for
more than a sitlijair dress- some time. meat
ing. It is a hair trleetioino a After a few alecks inns.'. nwith
hair tonic, a hair food. pneumonia. the infant son of 'Mr. cold
Mrs. John Wein, of Sarepta. abed on
The beet kind of o friday morning last. The (funeral
"Bold Sor over stiffly ,'ettlr}." took place ou Sunday, service .being held in 'the Evangelical church The
funeral was a very large one.
Mt Geo. Pickles. of Woodstock.
was hero the forepart of the week
ui'ttiug the engine iu sLap0 dor the
DasLww•ood 'Planing 'dill•
A quiet 'wedding took place in
Chicago on Friday of last 'week. Oct.
2n•1, when 'Miss Emma CI:*ik. ala ugh
'ter of 'Mr, and Mn;. Thos. Clark, of
near 7)ashwcod, was mar•r•:ell to IAL•.
Edwin L. !Stryker. 'Mr. and Mrs.
Stryker are •no•ww visiting at the home
of the latter's parents here. After
a t,hort visit with friends Lore they
��'' Ata ''C fin,
a Q • ..tt� 6/ / s 411 II CTOIRAL.
Auction Sale
---Ola---
FAItM, FARM STOCK AND '1M-
PLEMENTt3.
and 12th. Rev. J. E. J. 13lillyard Mr. B, S. Phillips, Auctioneer has will leave for their new Glome :inti
willp reach on Sabbath at 10.30 a. been instructed by John Welsh to Chicago and will take up ahousekeeli-
11
in, and 7 It. 111,. and address an open
meeting of the Sabbath School in
the afternoon at 2.30. Appropriate
music will he furnished by the choir
and a thankoftcring taken at each
service. The annual concert will be
held on Monday evening. The fol-
lowing ore expected to address the
Meeting; !nevi, A. 11. Going and E. A.
Fear. of Exeter ; W. 11. Butt of Cent.
tralia; T. A. Steadman, Corbett; i'..
II. Mean ; also choruses, solos andre-
citations by Hiechoir, local talent
and others. Doors open at 7 p. tn.
chair taken at 8 p. m. by the pastor
A tree will offering will be taken at
tho door. e• •
Mrs. Chas. Kingsley spent a couple
of weeks visiting .friends near !Delhi.
Mr. Gott. Geiser left for :Blenheim
last Thursday where he will (work
for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I'reeter, of Zur-
ich, spent Sunday the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Brown.
Mr. Philip allauch, of Zurich spent
Saturday with lois brother John
Master Alfred \Vuerth has secur-
ed a position with Mr. B. Brown.wn• as
apprentice to learn the shoemaking
trade.
Apple Picking is the order hof the
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Siebert, of 1Daslwwood
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. 'Brown.
Rev. L. 'II. Wagner, P. ,E., who will positively to «old if the Lid is manager for the well-known patio
spent the past four months in the anything •near its value. firm of Gourley, Winter & •Leeming,
Canadian Northwest. is announced TERMS OF SALE Toronto and \Vinnipeg, is amongst
to occupy the pulpit in 'the Evangel- Terme of farm will be innde know the prominent ,en and wwomeus who
Calmer-m
Jeal church bath morning and even- en application Ito Mr. Thos. Calmer- testith
fy to Za-auk's great cure -
in. Auctioneer. 'Farquhar. on or Jlo-
fo'•o day of Bale.
Chattels, all sults of *5 and under
cash ; _over (that amount 12 months
credit will the given on furnishing
approved joint note", or n discount of
4 1-2 centa en the dollar for cash
u
on credit amons.
John Welsh. prop: !'.hos. Cameron
Auctioneer of Real Estate ; T). S.
Phillips, Auctioneer of Chattels.
se by public
auction, on ing nt 468 Cuyler arc. Dlrs. dtry-
LOT t25, CONCESSION 1, USIORNE 1 kct is +call knowcn in tl)ashwoal and
1 1-2 wiles north of Exeter. has Many (friends wdto +wish loth her
-oh- and Mr. (Stryker a very happy and
THURSDAY, CCTOBEIt 23. 1008.: prosperous journey !through life.
At a ne o'clock sharp, the dollow•.inlr Bev. 1t. J. Bowen, Secy., of Up -
property viz: ler Canada 'Bible Society, delivered
HORSES - Otte heavy Graf' breed an able address here last Wednesday
snare 9 years old ; 1 heavy draft a even`.ng. The annual election of of -
horse 7 years oke ; 1 d -year old (Iriv (•fivers took place, .1. K. Goetz ,being
ing colt sired by Wilder Lee; 1 Q)eavy: elected president and David '1'iemiui.
draft filly 6 mos. old,axis: treas.
CATTLE. -1 thoroughbred •Durham I The anlrual ent•t•tiiig c•i the sniss-
bull, two years old, bred by henry sionary society, 'Dashwood, branch of
Smith ; 1 aged thoroughbred 1)un-1 the Evangelical Association, waitheld
ham oow in calf to thoroughbred ' held here en Sunday Inst, A targd
bull ; ) young thorouglibre,I Du-- shut of (rnnney was subscribed for
ham cow in salt to thoroughbred hams n ssiona. The Vollowwing offi-
bull ; 1 thoroughbred !Durham belt- C('rs were elected, Fred Baker.. (ores.
er calf six months old ;'2 grade millo- J. K. Goetz, siecy.-t real.
ing, in calf to thoroughbred bull ; Miss Ethel liellernlauu► visited her
1 grade 'heifer 3 years old with calf father in 'London on Saturday.
at side. Miss Susie Wambold spent a few
IMPLEMENTS. -Maxwell binder nays of last week visiting in Blyth.
.Walking plow, 'Frost & Wood. in). Mr. Henry Kellermann, of ( Elk -
20; Two (furrow plow. Maple Leaf ; ten, Mich., is visiting relatives in
Gang plow 'Verily make : Set iltia-. town.
mond harrows; Noxon drill good as --�
new: Fat bob sleighs; heavy lumber Owes cure to Zam=Buk
wagon ; Spout 91+0 cedar pasts and a
quantity of cedar polo:. also a num.
Iber of cedar anchor poste. Prominent
At 1Iic same gine and place Mr.
Thomas Cameron .0 i11 offer for sale
Lot es, concession 1, lishorne, 1 ,1-2'
miles north of Exeter. This farm Mr. 1). R. Gourley, advertising
Manager's 1'clling Testi-
mony,
ing.
Don't tail to hear J. A. Jackson.
B. A., Lecturer Of the Ontario IS. 19.
Association at the 8. 8. convention
of Stephen and flay in ithe Evangel
lcal church Friday all day. Special
erepared program at night.
Mrs. Adam Geiger and Miss Mary
!Ge*icer are visiting friends in • 'Do-
teoit, and Mrs. Geiger's daughter
M re. B. L. Stabler in a Toledo.
Mr. llowt•ald, of Hensel'. has taken
o position as miller with Mr. Ilcnry
Sweitzer.
,CREDITON SC11001. REPORT.
Tito following pupils obtained 66
per sent. or over of the marks given
during September. honors 75 per
cent.
Division 0. -Class A. -Nola Geiser,
L. Either, L. Finkbciuerw I't. I, Jr.-
Itoyal I3rowwn, V. 11i11, L. Sambrook.
1't. 4. Sr. -M. King, 1). English, M.
Benedict. 1't. 11. Jr. -E. Finkbeiner
C. liaist. Class 11, Jr. -L. Itaist, .E.
Geiser, K. Sweitzer, 0. Lamport, M.
Nickelson, L. Bean, V. Kcstle. Avers
ago attendance ,34.
Miss iinrtieib. teacher.
Division 3h -1't. ll, $i -.-1t, Clark,
V. 'Hoffman, I,. Beaver. Jr. II. -N.
Sambrook, 1;. Sweitzer, L, Guenther.
Sr. II -honors, C. 0t•streicher. V.
11111. !'ass. It. King, V. Gaiscr, f.
Wolfe, E. \\•ucrth. 11. Finkbeiner, Jr,',
IIf.-Pass, d`:. 1iaist, V. Motz, and
I1, Finkbeiner, equal, A. I)edden. ,E.
Treitz, d.. Weisner rind G. .Gn<mther
and 'Al. lloltzna:anu equal. E. Smith
and 11. English. equal. Average at-
tendance :31.
Miss Polly. teacher.
Division 11I1. -Sr. I1-11onors, 0.
Metz. 1'. Palmer, F. 11i11. Pass M.
Clark. E. Kienzle, E. Geiser and 11.
Brown and 11. Shenk equol, 0. Bene-
dict. Jr. I\' -honors, L. Wool] and
I. Brown equal. !'ass. F. hill, W.
ILtist. :\I. Mottle 11. Holtzman. B.
Heist. Sr. 1V -donors, 1. llodgius
N. loll. Pass. I, Gestreicher.
(lean. 'MI. i.1Ven201. S. i'inkbeiner. V.
iloltzmatut. Average attendance 18.
Miss Dunlop. teacher.
5. B. No. 3, STEPHEN
The following is the report of 14.
8, No. 3, Stephen, for the month of
September. Class V-A. Willis, F.
Teichner. G. Sanders. Sr. IV.- \V
Shapton. 1•:. tehapton. Jr. IV - C.
!'arsons. J. Willis, A. 'Willis, F.
Welsh. 0. I'reszcator, 11, 1Io,7arth, E.
llox, 111-11. Parsons. M. Willis. Sr.
11- 1.. San -1e1'. C. Teichner, 0. Stan -
lake. .1r. 1I -C. I'areons. I.. Sanders
1.. \1'illis, C. Dearing. Sr. l't. Jr -M.
Teichner, 1.. IIiII, V. J'reszcator, .V.
Box. Jr. 1't. 11-1', Sanders. C. 'Ham-
ilton. O. lintielton. C. Ganders. Pt.
i -E. S'reszcator. A. fihapton. R.
!'arsons, 1;, Stanloke. No. on roll 34
average nttendance 32.
Parents are earnestly requested t0
see that their children attend pun-
ctually and regnlarfy.
W. 1.. Triehnet•, 'Teacher,
Kirkton
Mr. 12obet t Fletcher has sold his
farm to Mr. 8ameel Ilatten. of the
Third Tine.
,s„ the 11e find Zhu HMI Urals Bina*
Ilignei re
et
Clearing Sale
tive power. 11e writes to the Com-
pany as foliates. -.
"Genntletnctl,-I have pleasure in
stating that upon the recommenda-
tion of it relative 'I purchased a box
of your remedy (ZatueSulu;), and :by
a few application entirely cured a
Very severe sprain of the back. While
not given to indiscriminate use of or
believe in, patent medic:ties, 1 can
con.,cikftiously recommend Za:n-Buk
Sincerely yours.
"(Signed) D. 1t. Govrlay"
That is just where Zatn-Buk proves
its superiority 1 'It is treated by
-of- men and women who have (tried it.
CIIOICE FARM 'STOCK AND I31'- as altogether different to ardinry
I'LEMENTS preparations. Doctors. hospital nurses
Mr. Thos. Cameron has horn in trainers, matrons of convalescent
structed to sell by public auction on homes -all give '.!.stn•-Buk a \good
LOT C2, _CONCESSION 2, I18BORNE "word ; 8311 baler still threy'1150 it.
(o toile east of Exeter North on' Zaamriuk is as good furl muscular
Thames Itoad, on stiffness, sprains. rheumatism and
•
TUESDAY, OCTOIIIat COtb, ,1008; sc.8ticaa as it is for skin troubles.
0 t hockey players and athletes in gen-
At 12 o'clock noon, the following i eeel find it invaluable. For erup-
property, viz. tions, pustules, scalp sores, !tole
IlfIrer-we,-'l'liree !brood mares, ag-1 eczema. ulcers, boils, abscesses. blood
riculturaf, supposed to be with goal ;I poison, cuts, burns, braises. and ab -
Ono gelding, agricultural, ; 1 mare: rasions, it is a speedy cure. 'faker•
draft, 6 years obi; ,1 gelding. agri- the soreness out of wounds almost
cultural, 'two years old ; ,l filly ag• instantly, and kills all disease germs,
ricuRut al •two yea's old; 1 gelding, thus preventing (festering and in -
general purpose, two years old ; .1 flawuwation. All druggist and stores
gelding, agricultural, one year old ;I sell at 50c. re boy, , '-est free from
1 filly, agricultural, one year old:1 the Zan(-Buk Co.. 7,..,•:110 for price.
3 sucking colts, draft ; ) carriages 6 boxes for $2.50. Send lo. stamp
mare, 6 years old. • for trial box.
CA'1"TLi'.,-O 'cowws Clue to calf in
Match and April ; ,i cow's due • to
calf time of sale; 2 cows farrow:
4 (steers 2 years old ; 2 heifers 2
years old ; 4 steers li year old; 3
heifers 1 year old ; 6 calves.
11008 AND POULTRY. -2 "wood
mows ; 1) store hogs 140 lbs ; 1 pigs
2 mouths old ; 70 hats and pullets,
a number of turkeys.
IMI'Li:MEN'I'S,-1 binder ; 1 Deer-
ing mower ; 1 Deering horse -rake;
1 13 hoc asccd drill ; 1 spring -tooth
cultivator ; 1 disk 'harrow ; 1 set
iron harrows; 1 land roller ; l scuff -
ler ; 1 .walking ;plows ; •l large two
furrow, plow; a lumber wagons ; .1
pair bobsleighs ; 1 top buggy; tt
open buggy ; 1 hay rack ; 1 «tock
rack ; 1 gtot-el box ; 1 fanning tnill:
1 ,cream separator (new) ; 37 act
double harness (2 set nearly new);
1 set single harness ; 1 car grope
and slings: grain bags; sugar kettle;
grind stone, stone boar, s!tp-Susket, :
1 :extension ladder A ft. new : 1 12
(t. ladder ; chains ; Amnia 1 forks ;
hoes ; etc.
20 tone of dimothy bay: 1 2
acre; of turnips : one sire. •f man -
golds. .
The implements above ,tuentioned
aro mostly new. No reserve as the
proprietor has Bold hie farm.
TERMS Or MAUR
All cams of $5 aid eater. cash
over that amount 12 months credit
will he given on furnishing approv-
ed joint not04. or a aliseoant of 5
per cent. per annum off for cash on
credit roweling.
A. CAMi'BT:LL 1111.16. SA'.:E1t0N
Proprietor AttseiaReer.
if there ever wits • egeeifle for
ant one complaint than Garter's
1.i11In Litrr fills air s •Drrific for
sick theadirh,. and every soman
should knots this. O sty one p;11 a
IoMc. Try t Arm.
. GOOD 1I051F. RECIPE. c
Get from any prescription pharma-
cist the (following ;
Fluid 1kstreet Dandelion, one-half
ounce ; !Compound Kargon one Otlneg
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three
0111)005.
Shako 'well in a Ibottic awl take
a.'•teasioonful close after each meal
and •t d/e(il itll e.
The above is considered as one of
the most certain plescriptions ever
written to relieve Backache, Kid-
ney Trouble. Weak Bladders and all
forms of Urinary difficulties. This
mixture nets promptly on the ,elimit-
atite tissues of the Kidneys, enable-
ing theta to filter and straie the
uric acid and other waste matters
frctn the 'blond which ensue,* Ithcu-
tnatistn.
Some person to suffer with the
ofllctiona may not feel inclined to
to wwasto meth confidence tin this
eilnplc C11 xture, yet those who hnv°
tlitrl it nay the results me simply
surprising, the relief be:nfr ,effeoaed
willicul the slightest injury to the
stotnaelt or other organs.
Mix ,;ante and give it a trial,. It
certainly comes highly recommended
It is the prescription of an ern:feint
authority, .«hose entire iipntnlion
it is said, was established by it,
A druggist here tit home, 411001
asked, stated that he could either
supply the ingredients or mix ,tho
prescription 'for our readers, also ire-
comtnende it as harmless.
CASTORIA
!or Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hays Always Bought
Berra the
Slgnstare of
!Capital
$I,000,000 Total Assets $1,500,000
40 Branches throughout Canada.
Special Attention Given 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'
4 times a year.
Your money is too valuable to leave in the house where burglars, thieves
or fire may take it from you, or to invest in risky speculations or with doubt-
ful institutions that so often in the past have robbed men of their bard earned
wealth.
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS ISSUED
When sending money to any part of Canada or the world, remember our
drafts and money orders are available here, and Bold at the lowest possible
rates. Our money orders are payable at par at any point in Canada and prin
cipal pointe in the United States and (creat Britain.
Ouis Marro-Col'rteous Treatment. No Red Tape.
R. T. DUNLOP, flan, DASHWOOD & BRUCEPIELD
s
You will find all the seasons
Styles, and at prices that will sur-
prise you. Visit our store before
selecting your Hat it will pay
you.
In Dress Goods
Our stock is complete, and Is
the largest and and best we have
ever offered and we know our
prices are as right as they can be
and all the lattst Fabrics and
Styles will be found here.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
Siebert
Hartlelb Block.
& Co.
DASHWOOD.
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Now Comes Cooler Weather and With It the
Necessity for Warmer Clothing.
The time of year for heavier clothing is hearand we are
ready to supply your every requirement. Stemmer may come for a
day or two, but colder weather is what we must expect with few in-
teruptions from now on, and with it comes all sorts of fall wants to
be satisfied without delay.
MEN, WOMEN AND CHiLDREN, don,t put off the ques-
tion- You will expect to find us ready and we .arc -so come.
No matter what you pay or how little you pay for a Snit
here, you can be sure it is tailored, lined and fiinished in
strictly high-grade way, and of the best fabric possible for
the price.
Highest prices plaid for Farm Produce.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store, -
- DASHWOOD
The Farmers Bank of Canada
MEM
old Wcather
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
Coil and Barb Wire.
EBge and Butter taken.
Hardware D. TI I
Come and see us before you buy,
MAN
Dashwood
Farquhar
Miss Ad t Tacker is vleiting ifrit•nds
in Hamilton. -
Miss Isabella Gardiner is taking a
course at Toronto university.
Mr. Dotty llfarris visited friends
at Exeter over Sunday.
Kirkton fair last Friday was well
attended by residents of this Iotsti-
ity. 1
Mr. \Vt, . Towers is having an mo-
tion sale 'act. 14th. Mr. Towers tins
,et,l his farm and is retiring from
•trt it,. wv, ark.
fir. Thos. Drummond, who has
is...11 engaged Leith Mr. J. 13, 'Italian -
tyre.. left on Monday to twork for
Mr. Fred Ellerin ton, Lumley.
Mr. W. Gilfillan and ;Miss Giltillaa
of Kirkton, visited with friends hero
last Sabbath.
Miss M. lic•sterd, of London, ,vi-..
with friends in the village on N.
day last.
Mian Mabel Duncan, of Grand 1
Sa
sk., int visiting Iricn'1• ,1
Silo filling has Leen complete, i
this neighborhood. Mr. .Jase r,
u,•r grew• the is t ensilage s. . t>►
t 111.14 section this year.
1f you had taken two of Cartor'S
Little Liver Pill, before retiringyoa
would not have had that coated tots
gun or bad taste in the mouth ttiil
morning. Keep a vial with yon colt
occasional use. -