HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-11-12, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, NOV 12th1908
OREDITON NEWS
The Store ZWICK E R S or
Economy
The Bost, the Latest Ideas, the Largest Variety and absol-
utely the Best Values we have EVER OFFERED.
We are constantly receiving New Additions to our Large Sotck. NEW
STVIBES, NEW GOODS in the LATEST FABRICS. We have just opened
this week a nice lot of New Dress Goods in shades of NAVY, GREENS,
BROWNS, in Plain Cloths, Cheveron Stripes etc., the best yalues we have
ever drown. "Have you seen our stock of Ladies Coats", we have the eaclus-
iye sale here of the best line of coats made in Canada. (foods tnat aro easily
recognized as the most stylish and best values in the trade. We have both
Loose Fitting and Semi Fitting Coats in BLACK, NAVY, MYRTLE and
BROWN SHADES. \Ve can you from $2 to $3 on your Winter Coat. We
have a large range of Children and Misses Coats in different Styles, Colors and
Cloths. We offer them at the very closest prices, from $2 to $6. each. We
Will be pleased to show our stock of ('oats and invite your inspection.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
Our stock is comslete'in this line we Our stock of Ladies Coats will hear
have a nice selection of Mens (,'oats in
nice Dark Canadian loon, well furred inspection. We have them in Agree -
nicely matched skins. Dark Wallaby
kan Electric Seal and Fur Lined at
China Dog and Fur Lined. Call and
See this Stock before staking your bargain prices.
purchase.
Ready -Made Clothing
We have just opened up a large stock of Ready -wade Clothing. We have
exceptional values in Men s and Boy's SUITS REEFERS{5 OVERCOATS, ,L
Etc.
We will be pleased to show you our winter stock and to sell you anything you
require for the Fell end Winter.
We are buyers of Clover and Timothy Seed, Live Fowl, Butter, Eggs, and
Dried Apples etc, for which we pay the Highest Prices.
We Ship LI VE FOWL each WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
A Call Solicited
Ce ZWICKER
Time to think about
Coats.
The Mild Fall may have deceived some folk. But the
Calendar unmistakably say's Fall.
Now the pressing question:='Have you got
your Fall Coat.?
Iu spite of the mild weather, we have sold many; and in keeping
a well assorted stock on hand we arc able to meet the demands of
many more.
Showing Blacks, Blues, Greens and Browns, in different
styles loose, tight and Semi -fitting. Have but seven
left.
Showing a winner, it is a•131ack Coat for woment made
of good Kersey Cloth, special import made newest
European styles. Regular $9.00 coat to go at $7.5o.
Lovely Blue, Black and Green in same fitting, spec-
ial $TO., $11., $12. and there to numerous to mention.
Come in and see our large stock.
Dress Goods
'If you want to find a certain shade in Stripe or Plain in Venetian, Chiffon.
renames, Poplinettes, Matin cloths, Broad cloth,etc. (.'orae where you have
all shades to choose from.
Ong Highest prices for
s and other produce.
S. BROWN
tHERE
IS NO REASON
Shy you should not use the best kitchen Ranges
made.
Pandoras, Happy Home, Ladies' Aid, and
Saska-Alta.
They bake perfectly, save fuel, keep fire (lay and
h ht everyuser. � Made of
night, cls ,.,
the very best material and
guaranteed in
every res-
pect
Buy Them and save the expense of buying coal backs.
Special attentirn1 given to E1 VETROUU 111 N( i.
W. MOORE
KIRKTON
New IHaI are "in 11" Isis full
Come and See Them
\Se wish to extend to you an invitation to call i,ttl;see the new Suitings
.hat are "in it." this fall. These we are showing represent the choicest offered
ny the old enol new wig hl.
'Cha 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 aesnre you the style,
'Make and fit will be right.
The itis, beyond a doubt, we quote the lowest price possible. This is
acknowledged by our cuslrncrt4. and recognized by our competitors. Again
oods ned talk
es
J. H. HOLTZMANN,CREDI1
ce at all
Immttttttnrntmttrmttrmttt+nmm
Blankets for Horses and
Mitts and Gloves for Men.
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if there is anything in V piety, 1f there is anything in Quality. if there
h anything in exc•'pltor.al Values. 'Phis should lee your store for harness,
VIankets and Mitts.
\'0.•1 Blankets neat pa' t direct from the woolen Men, raging in price
from $:t on tip. nlso ,lute awl Kersey Blankets.
MlTTE4 AiVD (ILOV•ES
We h wv • n splendid line in these goods, and our trade is growing because
.pet 1p tee e; 'l the tight kind of fronds all the time. We've got Styles that can't
Iwr' 1. •At e(l•, wt ee, ,e'w and
rl awe spect far n certainly
got values that are unknown else-
wh •re.
F. w. CLARK, harness Maker, Crediton.
•
Crediton
Miss 1•'. \Wcgenest. of Loudon; a the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown.
Messrs lid. Mahon and Ira Brown.
spent 'Thanksgiving visiting at Grand
Bend and atom; the 1 ate front.
Miss Nora Siebert of Dashwood, is
visiting 0maintances In the village.
Mr. 11. E. !other visited friends in
Luckuow 1 jotJlksgiw'iug.
The lady teachers of our schoo:
the Misses Dunlop an Poll, spent
the holiday in (loderich, while
Miss llarticib visited her parents in
Dashtvutrd•
Mr. August E. Kuhn. of Chatham.
snenl the holiday in the village with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kerr, of \\-in-
chelsea, tvere visitors with Mr. and
Mrs .Joseph Banes Sunday and Mon-
tl:ty, .
Mrs. Nicholas, si London, visiteu
here -Monday the guest of Mrs .henry
310 tz.. -
Mr. W. llaist, of Berlina is spend-
. f to days visiting relatives in
.. ee ... i.hc village .
'lee .. og. autme given Monthly ;c
:eight in the Evangelical Church un-
der the auspices of the ladies Aid,
was :: gran,! success. .
Mr. Fowler junior clerk tet the
bank hcre, spent Thanksgiving at
his home in Scaforth.
Mr. llenry Sweitzer is ivcarine
more than his usual expansive Rmile
the reason being an addition last
Sunday to his family of a 'rennin
daughter. Mr. Sweitz.•r has two
bright boys, and a girl was just
what he wanted. Both mother and
child are doing nicely.
Mrs. M. Mistcric and daughter, of
Detroit, are visiting tho former's
parents Mr. and Mrs. John .Wing.
Mr. Garnet Baker, of Owen Sothen
spent Sunday and Monday .with
friends in the village.
Mr. Coultis and family, of Exeter.
spent 'Thanksgiving with ,Mrs. Mc-
Murray.
Mr. Morlock and daughter Aid
of Exeter, visited friends .n tSe
village on Monday.
Rev. John Finkbeiner after :, ;nee -
sant two weeks' visit with frienes
here returned Tuesday morning for
his home in Johnstown, Penn.
The shooting thatch held last Thurs•
day at the Royal hotel was well at-
tended and some good scores made,
Following is the result of the shoot-
ing:-
First event., It) pigeons. John Trieh-
ner, 0; W. E. Sanders, 8; Roy Luck, 7,
Bert Clank, 7; J. E. Cantelon,7; Ezra
Brenner, 0; Fred Kerr. 5; F. Triehner,
5.
Second event. 10 pigeons, W. E;
Sanders. 0; F. Kerr, 8; J. E. Cantelon,
8; Bert Clark, 8; J. Triebner, 7; lt'nt.
Yearly. Sanders took fleet money.
Tie shot ori as follows, miss and out,
Kerr 0, Cantetm•, l; Clark, 11,
Third event, 1(1 pigeons. F. Kerr, 0;
Bert ('lark, 7; Jno. Hc•itze), 3. Kerr
got first. Clark 2nd.
Head the pain formula on n :box of
Pink Pain Tablets. Then ask your
Doctor if there is a (better ane.
Pain means congestion -blood pres-
sure somewhere. 10. Shoop's ''ink
Pain Tablets "heck head pains. '00 -
manly pains, 'pain anywhere. Try
one. and nee! 20 for 25c. Sold by W.
8. Howey.
Winchelsea
Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Kerr spent
the holiday vise .ng friends :it Cred-
iton.
Mrs. F. Walker. of Crediton, is nee
guest of Mrs. W. \V. Kerr
A number from here attended the
fowl supper at 'Whalen on Monday
night and all report having had
good time.
Mr. Wm. hell, a Ohioago detective
and a former resident of ibis vicin-
ity, is visiting relatives here.- It is
over thirty years since Mr. Bell left
here.
Mr. and Mrs. •\V, G. Medd and fam-
ily arc visiting Mr.' Medd's father in
Kinburn.
Miss Vera Coward is visititie
friends in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Coward ere Vis-
iting their daughter Diaggic ,bud
other friends in Essex and Comber.
Mr. and Mrs. !Wm. Delhrielge tee
their Thanksgiving dinner with ''!
and firs. I'rielhnu►. of linsseldale.
There is no one article in the line
Of medicine t hat gives so large a re-
turn for the money as a good por-
ous strengthening plaster, such an
Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna
Zurich
A barn belonging to .Mr. 11. Bad -
our. on the 11th con. was destroyer.
1;y fire 011 INV ednesday forenoon of
last week;
The trusties et the Bronson lane
school tire looking for another
teacher, .\piss Thompson, the (pre-
sent teacher having tendered ah -..1"
1 'sigttat;on to take effect the first
of the year.
Jtr. Geo. Kalbfleisch. of Spokane,
;s visiting his father. Mr. J. C. Kaib-
1leisch. This is his first visit home
in seven years.
Mr. John lecher, sr. has purchan.
lel a Non -Parole eolt from Chas•
wt•olf. of Crediton for 8150.
N() TIME 'T0 'LOSE.
'those wwlin have not yet ordered
The Family herald and Weekly See
fo .Montreal for next Year should cio
so at once. it is raid there is a
bigger rush of .nbscription' than
ever this year. and the publishers
are earnestly urging their present
subscribers to renew nt once before
the December anri Janl►aty rush. A
new series of Short stories is to co-n-
mcnee next week, and these alone are
considered to be worth the whole
year Y subscription. At one dollar a
sear no better investment can be
,Wade then by ordering The Family
Herald and Weekly Star for 1909.
The well known strengthening
properties of iron combined (with
other tonics and n most perfectner•
inn. are found in ('arter's Iron Pills
tth:ch strengthen the nerves and
body. and improve the blood and
complexion.
Reserve Strength
is as necessary to leen and
women its ordinary life as
to the Athlete.
The regular use of "Bovril"
builds up a large reserve
of strength, \W}11th snakes
sustained effort of !hind
and body possible, and en-
ables the system to resist
attacks of disease.
BOVRIL.
NIIMIN
Shipka
11r. Samuel Steiger, teccotnpan-
ied by 11. Either, M. 1'. Per of Credi-
ton, left last week for Muskoka to
pant in 50111c tithe hunting deer.
The boys who have returned front
Sunny Alberta, arc, S. .1. Sweitzer.
.1. `tets:tee, J. O'Rourke. T. Dayn-
h;un. W. Sweitzer, W.. ;Mason. 'P.
Pfaff.
Mr. aril Mrs. Sal. 8t. Clair, who
were in the (vest, have returned to
lhe;r
home here.
blt. Walter Baster. left for Cleve -
lend last Saturday, where he intends
in:thing his future home.
Dlr. John Smith is a!1 emiles. It
is •t boy.
Mr. Allen ltatz spent 'Thanksgiving
at his home in Phillipsburg.
Mr. Wren Sheardewn, of Gorjerich,
spent :1 few days with h9< sisters.
Mrs. Pickering and Mrs. C. Loch-
ner.
Mfr. J. F. Robertson spent Thanks-
giving at his home at Ailsa Craig.
Mr. Armstrong, who hats peen tai.
ing stock the past week. his return-
ed to his home in 7.on,iott.
51r. Luck. of fort Huron.
Is
spend-
inna fcv
(lays .n our vicinity.
blr. J. Breen. of Moray, has pur-
chased J. I). lIaun;tn's stock, and
took charge of the busiies last Fri-
day.
.11.L.EAT CDR=11L.
Beam the
Signature
of
DASHWOOD NEWS
Dashwood
Mr. (leo. Wambold of Blyth visited
at his house Thanksgiving Day.
Archie Routledge of London spent
the holidays with his parents here.
Mr. and Mits. ('has. Eidt are visiting
ftieuds in town.
Miss Dunn visited at Exeter over
Sunday.
Miss Milligan :s spending a few days
tat her home in Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid and family
of Leury and Hiss Pearl \Vurtz of
Zurich, spec,t Thanksgiving at J.
Kellernaann.
Miss Lena \Vaggoner of Lisbon is
visiting at Rev. I.. K. Eidts.
%Ve are sort y to teat 11 that
Miss Lillie Ehlers i, still in 0 critical
condition. %Ve hope 80011 to hear of
her recovery.
cover .
Mr. Ira Brown Crediton. Miss Wag-
onast of Aylmer and Mr. Mahon of
Crediton, were guests of Mr. W. L.
Siebert on'l'hanksgiviog Day.
The friends of t he Al isles Tiemen
surprised theta with at household
shower on Monday evening last. The
gifts vele pretty and useful. A pleas-
ant time was spent playing progres-
sive Lost Heir, after which It dainty
lunch was served by the ladies.
Last week Mr. Joseph \Villett of
con. 1l,Stepheu,purchased a thorough-
bred shortt.:,rn bull from Mr. Henry
Reynolds of the 2nd of 11ay.
The following is the report of 8.
S. No. 8 Ilay for the month of Octo-
ber.. Natnes are in order of merit
V. Milton Oestreicher; Sr. IV. Cora
Truemuie1 ; Jr. 1V. Susie Klicnfeldt.
Tusrtelda 'I'ructnner ; Sr. III. Luella:
Kuntz. Lillie Messner, Ohlen Treum-
ner, !tell Overholt, Pearl Broder-
ick ; Jr. III• R1'611hold Miller, Fer-
dinand :Willer, Emily Schroeder. Ed-
win Hartman ; Sr. II. Gertie Wieg•
and. Flora Klicnfeldt, Tillie Kuntz.
Theodore Miller, Ida Messner, Amelia
Miller, Ottis Truemner, Charlie
Hartman ; Pt. II. Emma 7te_v_ner.
Norman Klienfeleit; Sr. I. Clara
Weigand, Rucioft :Miller, Hlenry
Becker. Ethel Nlienfeldt, Herbert
Messner ; Jr. 1. Mary Miller, Nora
Miller, Ileuhla \Vicgand, (Lillie Brod-
,rich. Clara Kuntz. Tillie Messner.
The Kr.d You Hate Always Bought Iloward Truemner, Christina I3ecker.
Agnes Hartman. Number en roll 3.
average 33.2.
�rl.LCle/�L('
A. C. bi:ll:ga;r:
- -'- Miss Lily Ilarticib spent the
Whalon Thanksgiving holiday with friends
-•� in London.
To say that ;he Anniversary ser- Monday evening of last week
vices held in Oce Methodist church The Misses Tiernan of town receiver.
last Sunday and Monday were the at pleasant surprise in the drape of
best ever attended around here, is a household shower and sltc;pries
not over estirrtat:rig nt. Rev. Fred
Langford was greeted ,by a large
congregation at both , services and
the way the wencher unfolded the
scriptures bids fair 'to show that he
will hold :t high 'position nrnong our
able pulpit orators in the near fu,
ture. The offerink►s on Sunday were
very Targe incl the fowl supper on
Monday •was largely attended and
enjoyed to the utmost by all present.
The program was exceedingly good.
The recitations by Miss Hart, of
Iicns;cll nod the speeches by the min-
isters along with the unsurpassed
singing by the 'Lyric Male Quartette,
of Stratford, put the crowning fea-
ture on the entire proceeetings. The
receipts were nearly 8150.
Mr. and Mrs. 'David Parkinson and
eon Allen, of St. Marys; Mr. < and
Mrs. Moindon and daughters Annie
and Ethel, of London ; Mrs. John
Tales and sister 'Miss Bertha Suther-
hy, of 'London, Mr. Harvey Sutheiby, /am-iltik gave Instant Relief
of Thorud:alr, Miss !Ethel Millson, of An accident its a Toronto home
London. Mr. Newton .'Jfillson and might have hail very serious conse-
Orville Jtowcliffe. of Sl. Marys. Mr. lucnCes had it not been for 'Lam.Buk,
and Mrs. Noble Vat kinson and Mr. Miss Martha Green, of 9 Claremont
Ernest Parkinson, ' of ellryntiston, St.. in taking a pan of boiling fat
spent the Thanksgiving 'rolidey with from the oven spilt it over her right
friends and relatives in and around hand. "The boiling fat ran into the
here. palm of my hand," she says, "and
Mr. end Mrs. J. V. l;illson spent over all my fingers. I ,was almost
the holiday attending the 'family wile! with Jhe nein. The hand he -
gathering at the borne of Rev. W. E. came auollen. anis Inrge hlistert
Matson, Kingsville. formed all over the palm and nlonq
--+- - the fingers. For over a month I
PRINT BY Its•:QioES'r was unable to use the hand nt all.
Mix the following by shaking w.': 1 tried several kinds of salves and
in a (bottle. and take in teaspoonful liniments. but the wound seemed ap-
doses after meals awd at bedtime. parrntly no better, It was nitogeth-
Fluid Extract Dendet:on. one -hal( er too severe for t!' els preparatio:;:
ounce; Compound Kargon. one to heal.
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla About this time 1 %1 314 ndvised to
three ounces. A local druggist Is try %nth-ituk. I slopped using r.h
the authority that these simple. other pr,•perations and applied it In•
harmless ingredients cru be obtained stead. The very first application
at tiominel cost from our home drug- soothed ury hand ;uul seemed to draw
Rist! out the fire and inflammation; and
e mixture is said to '.C1eansr• as i kept on using Vern -1111k the
null strengthen the clogged and jl,• blisters gradually dried up and ells -
active Kidneys. overcoming !flack- appeared. In n very short lime the
floe., bladdor tee ckneen and urin• scald was healed conlpit'tely:'
r
s
ary trouble of al kinds. 'f taken be- h...,,
in tisbut 3C o '• instance not ce
an
of
fore the stage c of Bright's ht's 'na
r.
rocs to which•
e
n tk can n h c so an -
Those who !cave tried this Fey it vantageously applied. It is ovally
positively overcomes pain in the eff,Ctiw•c for burns, cuts, bruise.!.
back, c!enrs the (trine of sediment abrasions. sprains and stiffness. T:
and regultles urination. especially also cures eczema, ulcer,, sores
nl n'ghl, eut r;ng even the ,worst blood poisoning. ringworm, roai •
fortes of !,ladder a'etkness. gores, eht0nie wounds, bleckheade.
Every ratan or woman here .tvho pimples, cold sores, chapped hands
feels (bat the kidneys ore not strong and all skin diseases end injuries.
or acting in n:healthy manner Rubbed well on to the chest, in case
should (nix this prescription at of roll, it relieves the aching ;na
home and give it a ria!, ns it is tightness, and applied as an embro-
s•id to (10 wccinders for many persons. cation it curve rhentuatism, sCiatice.
neurelgin. etc. All drug,r.'ts and
stores sell at (1 c. n Ibex. or post
free from %am•Iluk Co., Toronto
for receipt of price. 3 loxes for
$1.25.
party 1,,y the young 'people. The
evening was spent 111 progressive
games, every one had a 1 time:•
Found -Last week in a young man's
Locket, n ladies ,bandkerohlef. The
young lady having left She same
there (nay receive it by applying to
the owner of :the coat.
The Y -1'. A. of the Evangelical
Church held its monthly business
meeting Nor. 3rd. at which meeting
twelve new members were added to
their membershipn
bit. and Mrs. Oestreicher have re-
turned from a pleasant visit .with
friends in Merlin. While there they
attended the :Forward Movement
Convention.
SCALDED BY BOILING FAT
COULDN'T (ISE IIANi) FOR A
MONTH
Weak Kidneys
Weak Reiner.. surely went to west kidnny
N e vet. The Kidneys. like the:HIeart. and the
Stomach, find their weak ins not in the organ
1ts'lf. but In the n'rvet that a,ntmi and inai,ie
amt str,nnth'•n them. Ur. `hoot/ s Restorative, 11
a rm•dtrtne nee -means. prepared to reach thine
controlling nervus. To drxt.'r the Kidneys alone,
Is futile. It 11 a waste of tune, and of money as
well.
II your back ashes or is weak. If the nrine
scalde or i.dark and .trnntr.li you hare symptoms
of Rrightt er oth.•r dtitreast�ey, or daniemus
hey shunt,•, try Dr. St ,x.p'a K,.harative• month-
TahletA or Liquid -and s." wiist'it can and will
do for you. Druggist recumue.ad and sell
Dr. Shoop's
eltpulive
We are out for bnsiness, legitimate business
fair business, and believe in small profit for
success.
Our stock of Dress Goods, Ladies 1111(1 Misses coats,
Ladies and Misses un(lerware, Furs, 11Ieu's Boy's $ Youth's
suits Overcoats and undcrware are complete 1111(1 invite your
inspection.
Dont forget that our store is the place for bargains
in Boots and Shoes.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
Siebert & Co.
Ilartleib Block. DASHWOOD,
Our Stock of Winter Goods is
at its Best Now
The time of year for heavier clothing is hearand we are
ready to supply your every requirement. Summer may come for a
day or two, but colder weather is what we must expect with few in-
teruptionsjfromeow on, and with it comes all sorts of fall wants to
be satisfied without delay,
MEN, WOMEN AND CIfiLDREN, don,t put oft' the ques-
tion. You will expect to find us ready and we are -si) come.
MILLINERY
Fall on us for your Fall Hats, or firing us your hat and we will
trim it for you in the very 1at•2'.t style for very little money.
MEN'S AND LADIES FUR COATS
We have our stock of Fur Coat; new ready for inspection. We
have them in Coon, Calf, Dog. Black Yak, Bishops, horse and
Astrachan, at bargain prices. A nice line of Fur Caps, Gloves and
Mitt to choose from.
Ladle's Fur Coats -Astrachan Lined Coats with Fur Collar and
Revers, Astrachan Jackets. Also the largest range of Cloth CoatS
and Jackets ever shown in Dashwocd.
11ighest prices !)spit! for Farm Produce.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store, - -
DASHWOOD
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
Coil and Barb Wire.
Eggs and Butter taken. Come and see us before you buy.
Hardware D. TI EMAN, Dashwood
The Farmers Bank of Canada
Capital $i,000,000 TotalaAssots $1,500,OOc
11) Branches throughout ('nr,da.
Special Attention Given to Farmers' Business
Sale Notes Discounted, or Collected at Lcnwest ('ulreut Rates.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1 and upwards received. interest paid or added to principa
4 tithes a year.
Your money is ton enfeeble to leave in the house where burglars, thieves
or fire may take it from you, or to invest in risky speculations or with doubt-
ful institutions that so often in the post have lobbed men of their hard earned
wealt h.
DRAF'T'S)
A. i MONEY ORDERS ' S
h1{ ISSUED
When pending money to art• prat. of Canada or the world, remember our
drafts and stoney orders 010 a....Iahle here, and sold nt the lowest possible
rates. Our money orders are payable at par at any point in Canada and prin
cipal points in the United States and (Treat Britain.
llOt tt DIorrn-('ourteens'I'reatment. No Red Tape.
R. T. DUNLOP, l"lan, DAStIWOOD & BkUCEFIELD
Shoes for Fall
We are showinggood sensible Styles the
kind that fit and give comfort to the wearer.
_ape-.
it isit' I po difficult to rtrengti:-.•1 In Ladies, Mons, Girls and Boys.
;i tvenk stomach if one goes et Try a Pair and be convinced.
correctly-. And (his 19 true of 1i,
Heart and kidney.. The old fash-
ioned way of elos'eig the stomach of
stimulating the !batt or Kidneys is
surely wrong Dr. Shcop first to:tin-et
out that error. "Go to the weak or
eil•.n(t nerves of these orgatn !aid
he. Each inside organ has tt+ con-
trolling or "inside nerve." ,When
these nerves fail Shen those organs
must surely ' falter. This v;tel
truth is lending -druggists cvcry-
ww•here to dispense and recommend
i)r. Shooks Restorative. A few days
test wvill surely
tell! 801:1 by W. 8.
Howey. occasional 117e• The 1'to.incial Inspector of Pubi:c of1). (imOrort McCallum, (be (elle[
C5 IL
ATeiJR=.!!L. mem-
institutions visited the J1ous^ o: c armor'_ honk nt :Coronto,
1Pi Il'n4 Poi Han )'saps Refuge at Clinton Iasi aveck anal t` is wwas found short in 1.is 3,ank
3earsths g ;,count the other day, was 1 mem-
Sign.'an I found everything in first Class con- her of the 3lolsons J3ank staff at
of / ,,e ditiolY,i Qll$t$TI[ . ' ,if' VIII-1'fri}ill
I'},e cooler weathfr makes you think of Underwear, we
have been making ready for this and have in the most com-
plete range at rock bottom prices.
See our Wool Blankets $3,50 a pair. Fresh Groceries eve? v
Week.
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