HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-02-11, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, FEB. llth l90
CREDITON NEWS
Brown's Crediton. The Corner Store.
b.4jloarance Sale
This Week will be Remnant Week and Prices
have been "Cut to the Bone
9 week for a good figure.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Finkbeiner, of
Cayuga, are here on their twcddine,
HE LAST WEEK IN JANUARY -Stock Taking Grip, and are the ;nests of Mr.:uid
T Week -resulted in the cleaning up of our Remnants, Mrs• "'• u' Gamer•
bliss Dunlop spent Sunday :it her
Short Ends, Surplus Lots, etc. We have spread a bar- ,tome in Godi.rich.
pin banquet from which all mayprofitablypartake. W@ flit. August Kuhn, of the Bank of
9 Commerce *toff Stratford, , visited
Invite you to feast your eyes on our money -saving offerings over Sunday at his home here.
for Remnant week and fill your homes with the things weMr. Chas. Zwicker spent a feta
days of last week on Toronto.
have placed on our counters 1►t bargain prices. Here are Mr. Art %wicker spent Sunday in
Dashtwood,
but a few suggestions of the scores of underpricings. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. L. Siebert, of
Dashwood, spent Sunday the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown.
Se. : id rvices are being conduct-
ed it. .. F.vangelical church this
week. trey. •E:dt, of Dashwood is as-
sisting the pastor, Rev. Bean. On
Sunday quarterly services will be
Everything in this held, when the Presiding Elder. Rev.
A. Y. Haist, of Berlin. will take the
line from Child's to service.
The special services which have
Gentle- bean. going on ill the Me'tlo church
for the past month, have been very
successful, some 25 having signified
a desire for better life. On [Sunday
the sacrament of the Lord's supper
was served and the service was very
impressive. 'In the eveni4; the
church was crowded and an excell-
ent sermon was preached by the pas-
tor, Rev. 'Itobt. (licks. Spec:al ser-
vices ore being continued this week.
Mr. I. Armstrong. of Exeter. was
in the village Monday ou ;business.
Ezra Feist has disposed of his dog
Obo. and is !tow the proud possesser
of a lar;e greyhound.
Gottleib Brown is still confined ti
his room throu;h illness.
Quilting bees pre tho order of the
day.
Miss Lavina Fanner, of Exeter,
spent Sunday with her paren'.t.s.
The following is the percentage ob-
tained by the pupils of She continua-
tion classes for January. At least 50
per cent. should be obtained. Class
III, E. Hill, 05; G. Short, 50,'E. Mc-
Murray, 56; It. Hill, 48: M. Brown,
45; H. 'Meadd, 40; G. Sweitzer, 39•;
R. Coughlin,34. Class 11.-E. 'fruem
nes. 88; E. Geiser, 84 ; M. Guinan, 65
C. Finkbeiner. 52; 11. Hill, 46; P.
Guinan, 44 ; E. Fainter, 30. -Class 1,
L. Gaiscr, 81, L. Finkbeiner, 75; 11.
Sullivan, 65; A. Finkbeiner, .64 ; '1s.'
Fanner, 58; M. Oest reicher. 47; L.
Schroeder. 40. C. K.'BluetI, Teacher.
The following is the report of the
Crediton public school for the month
of January. To obtain honors 75 per
cent is necessary. for pass `00 per ot.
Division 7, Senior I1, honors, K.
Stveitzer ; L. •Heist ; Pass, E. Gasser,
G. Lamport, V. 'Kestle. M. Nicholson',
G. Illuett, A. Geiser. Junior II, pass
M. Guenther. Sr. pt. 71. Ilonors. E.
Finkbeiner. C. heist. M. Lawson; Jr.
part II, Honors, B. Redden; pass, A.
\\'e:ner. Sr. part I, M. King. 1).
English, AI. Bent4lict. Sr. •pt. I, 1.
Motz, 1t. Brown, L. Sambrook. Class
A.. N. Gi:ser, L. Either. W. Snell.
Miss Theo. J. ll•trtleib, Teacher.
Division 1I -Jr. 111, Ilonors. V.
Motz, II. Finkbeiner. F. Kin„ pass.
It. blots. E. Treitz, E. Smit h, M. Hol-
tztnann. A. Sambrook. Sr. .11. hon-
ors. Z. Oestreicher. I. Wolfe, pass, V.
Hill, It. King, L. IIoltzmarin, E.
\Vuertn. Jr. 11. pass, N. Sambrook.
Part ft, honor:, R. Clark. ill. 11111,
pass. L. Beaver.. Mies af. Polley,
Tea c Int;.
Division 11i. 'Chess iV., Honors. Q.
Ilod;ins, L. Brown. pass. M. Wen-
zel, L. Oestri. ohe•r, II. blau;nus, E.
Crediton
Mr. J. H. Holtzmann was in Lon-
don on business on Monday.
Mr. Ed. \Vurm spent the latter
part of last st'eok in Zurich with its
mother who had the misfortune to
fall and break her arm one day last
week.
Mr. W. 1'. Gaie r sold •t ,general
purpose horse to Mr. M. Doyle last
Dress
Goods
Clearance
A big bargain ta-
ble piled high with
dress goods remnants
in blacks and colors,
in 6 to 7 yd. lengths
reduced to
Half Price
Another pile from
which you can buy
any quantity at 25
per cent off.
tadlos and
Ghlldrens Goats
Childrens bearskin
Ruffs and Muffs to
match, in different
colors, Childs' Bear-
skin Coats, Shawls,
Golf Coats, (best
quality) a nice line of
Waistings, Factory
ends of cotton, Rem-
nant of good staple
goods must go during
the sale at a
Big Reduction
Furs
Ladies' and
man's to be
sold
at
25 per cent
discount
these are bargains.
Announcement
We want to announce that we arc receiving daily shipments of
SPRING GOODS and to time of writing have received a large
quantity of Prints; thz best manufactured and unexcelled for quality
and color; Embroideries and Insertions; White Goods of every des•
Cription, Linen Suitings, Ginghams, Dress Goods, etc. Will be
eased to show you through.
A Call Solicited.
rs of Seeds, Hides and
inds of Farm Produce.
S. BROWN
CREDITON.
.r Our
Ideas
Ellmvllle
A meeting of itbe council and rate.
payers will be held in the Township
Hall on Mondalf the 15th to discuss
the- Railway matter. A representa-
tive oj the Company is expected and
every one interested is invited to be
present and join in the discussion.
Our genial friend, John Cornish,
bad ,a .narrow -escape 'a few days
-Of what constitutes good ago, not of his life, but of the. loss
C10th1D differ from the of his entire supply of cider. John
g had loaned his bun to a friend, but
ideas of most other firms as the game was scarce, the gun
Wo demand and use in not discharged and was returned to
the owner with both barrels loaded.
all our Suits and Over- John thought one side of the shoot-
ing apparatus had been fired off and
coatstook out one charge and stood the
teriale and the highest gun against She wall barrel down.
I11 some manner thetrigger was
class of Workmanship. pulled and bang, stent the explosive
the entire contents going through
Give us a Call. the floor, just missing the cider bar-
rel in the cellar by a hair's breadth
John and the rest of the household
J. H. Holtzmann• had .a bad scare. but ns no one was
hurt and the barrel of rider unhurt
•John continues to wear that smile
that won't come off.
CTi.EDITON.
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Bean, F. Hill. 8. Finkbeiner, V. 7fol-
tzmann. 11. Blown, E. !Buell. Class
III. hgnors, It. Holden. Ii. $heril�, h.
l:ienz.e. P. Fanner. pass, O. Mot z,
M. Clark. C. 11:11. E. Ewald, E..Gai.
ser• 'M. %Venter, G. Appleton. 'Miss E.
Dun:op, Teacher.
Palpitation of the heart, nor-
vousness, tremblings, nervous head-
tche, cold hands and fent. pain in the
back and other forms of weakness
are relieved by Carter's Iron Pills
trade specially for t bo bleod nerves
and comolecion.
Reserve Strength
is as necessary to men and
women in ordinary life as
to the Athlete.
Tho regular use of 'Bovril"
builds up a lame reserve
of strength, which makes
sustained effort of mind
and body possible, and en-
ables the system to resist
attacks of disease.
DASHWOOD NEWS
Dashwood
Miss Maisie Routledge is visiting
• friends in Cromarty, Nissou i and
London.
Mr. Jack and Miss Faunae ['teeter
visited at Mr. H. \1'illert's ou Nun-
s `lay'
Mr. find Dir=. Chas. Fritz and tam -
We must have money and room for our stock of Spring
ily visited at Jacob Gellerutatut's on Goods, hence this slaughter i11 prices.
Sunday.
BOVRIL.
They Must Go
Mr. G. W. Shore spent Saturday
in Varna.
Mrs. J. Pope and children, of llen-
ssll, who have been visiting the tor-
mcr's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Graybeil. sr., returned home Monday
'Miss Tillie Miller has been ill the
past two weeks. We hop: soon to
hear of her recovery.
FrhMiss Clara Rat.:. of Shipka, is vis-
the
es on the l:n,;lisp church she last a portion of one of itis; at the home of C. Finkbeiner.
the SMr. J. Hall, of London, is spend -
here was blown down. in; rt tett' days in the village.
An interesting meeting in the &n• Mr, Wm. Snider has purchased the
terest of the 81. Marys and Western ( house and lot from Mr. 8. Schroeder.
Ontario Railway was held in Aber- Dl r. Geo. Sterner has purchased the
(leen Hall last Friday evening. Mr. residence of the late Mrs. L. Kraft
S. Shier was moved .is chairmane and expects to move in this week.
and Mr. I. Doupe as secretary. The The flax mill is again running af-
meetin; was opened by Mr. Rice, of ter ,being closed down for a few (lays
St. Marys in a re'11 w of the fit- Mrs. D. Sacks, who has 'been ill
teen miles already constructed b)' for the past year, is not improving,
the company, and an assurance of etnd is, at the time of w titin; seri-
the:r nvilliu; to extend the line ao Hart! lock.
the extent of the privile;es contain- iously ill.
ed in their charter. Mr. 1'. Deiterich, of Berlin is vis -
Mr. James Graham, solicitor for frim friends in the village.
the ,company followed, ;ivint facts Rev, Mr. Eidt is assisting 'Rev. Mr.
and figures. He informed us that Beast' of 'Crediton. who is holding re -
the line already built cost about Rival eerviecs this week.
$400,000, thus averaging $25,000 per Mr. o-nd Mrs. W. F. Siebert %;s-
mile, therefore the remaining se ite<1 friends in Crediton on Sis vis,
miles would reach $1,750,000. A Miss Feltner, of Crediton, is vis -
bonus of $20,000 from Illanshard is tin; friends and relatives in the
Village.
asked and ways and means for ac- Miss E. A. Graybeil, of Toronto..
complishin; the desired end were eV- is visiting at her home here.
plaited. A petition signed by ' the Miss 'Ada Siebert leaves this week
ratepayers and property . owners for Toronto.
must be presented to the icouncil• Mrs. S. Martin, who came here a
who will then submit the by-law to felt. 'weeks a';o to visit her parents,
the township. One-third of the voters is ,tory at• the home of her sister.
must vote and n majority of the Dlrs. J. Hoffman, and is confined to
votes oast is needed to carry it and her 'bed through sickness.
only property owners own vote. uv. Calfass delivered a fine horse
Mr. Hyde, the chief engineer then to Mr. Hackney on Saturday, for
spoke a few minutes, assuring us which he received a fine figure.
that he will do all he possibly pan S. !leaver has e+o'.tl his team, and
to save the farms from being un- has n.nce purchased a fine team of
necessarily mutilated and said that colts. J. Weber has also Sohl his
he wou'd willingly go up the Klin; tarot learn and purchased a pair of
Lane if the farmers were at all tea.; colts from W. Pfaff, for which he
enable. paid a good price.
Then followed other business. Mr. The trustees are very fortunate in
E. N. Shier moved that the propos: securing teachers to fill the vacan-
t:on of the company be adopted, and dies, paused by the resignation of the
was seconded by Mr. 8. Brown. The Misses Carlin;.
motion was carried, Miss l:ruspe. of Blyth, is vis: tin;
It was then moved by Mr. S. Doupe friends .here at present,
that the committee to deoide divid-
ing line should be composed of \V,
Gowan, J. Bellamy, A. llrethour, G.
Copeland and It. Barry. which was
was carried. and who decided to form
a map of the surrouudin; country
provided by the engineer to take in
the whole block, taking both s:Aies
of Mitchell Road, the Biddulph town
line. the Usbort►e and Illensberd
Boundary end Fullerton townline. A
committee of four consistiu; of 11.
R. 'Berry, M. Irvine. 8. Doupe and
J. Bellamy to apps:nt suji•committees
to invass the township, was moved
by E. N. Shier, seconded by John C.
O'Brien end carried. \Ve under-
stand these committees met that
ni;ht to get the work under way.
The meeting was largely attendeth
the hall being filled and nll of one
mind.
Ladies Coats
$25.00 ('Date for $10.50
12.00 Coate for 9.00
11.00 Coats for 8.50
10.50 Coats for 8.00
7.00 Coats for 5.00
1
$5.50 Misses Coat for $4.25
5.00 Misses Coat for 3.75
4.00 Misses Coat for 3.50
Also Bargains in Mens' and Boys
Overcoats.
We also have some dress lengths, short ends in Dress
Goods, Muslins, Prints, Ginghams, Skirtings, Flannellettes
& etc. which will go cheap during our clearing sale.
Prodnce taken in exchange.
Siebert & Co.
elb B DASHWOOD,
For any case of nervousness, Bleep•
lessness, weak stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia, try Carter's Little Liver
('ills. Relief is sure. Tho only nerve
medicine in market.
The Misses Carling have tendered
their resignation as teachers of our
public school to take effect March
[or
for, They intend seine, to Brant -»t- Wear Suits, Boy's Ready to Wear Suits, Robes
to reside.
marina sale 01 bIntcr Goal
Bargains will be offered in the following lines of goods
to clear before Stock Taking begins.
Dress Goods, Coatings, Ladies Mantles, Girls
Coats and Jackets, Wrapperettes, Ladies
Fur Coats, Fur Ruffs, Children's
White Bear Coats, Underwear
of all kinds.
Men's Fur
Coats, Men's Caps
Mitts, &c., Men's Shirts,
Men's Overcoats, Job line of
Men's Ulsters, Job line of Boy's
Ulsters and Reefers, Men's Ready to
Croup positively stopped in 20 min-
utes, with Dr.Shoop's Croup Remedy,
One test alone will surely prove this
truth, No vomiting. no distress. A
•safe and pleasing syrup -50c. Sold
op W, 8. Ilottpy.
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SALE REGISTER
On Monday Feby. 22nd at Farqu-
har, horses, rigs, saddlery. and
household effects. 11. W. F. Beavers,
Prop. Jos. White. Auct.
On Saturday Petty. 13111, at Lot 12,
con 3 Stephen, Farm stock and Im-
plements. Thos. E. Handford, Prop•
II. llossenberry, Auct.
ft9Aesires =A.
Bears the the Kind You Hata Always Bolt d
Signature
of
AFTER 20 YEARSoFSUFFL iiNG.
hirkton
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PROMINENT TORONTO CITIZEN
Recommends Wonderful TONIC
Mr. Geo. Smith, of the Smith Manuf;:turns:; Co., Limits 2111-221
Front Street, Toronto, is 7(3 years of nes :est is in wonderfully good
health. This he attribute - to I'SYCHiNE, whit;t ho rakes regularly as a
Tonic. He says: "i ca.: most hone.'ly a;J truthfully say that 1
never met with a medicine so very wonderful int i', ALE ROUND
CURATiVE POWERS as PSYCHINE. Whoa my h,loteJ twife was
living she would sav in the morning, for many yca-s, '1 cannot sleep
for your dreadful vheeiine.' 1 tried ew_r►thing, hu; ail i r vain till I
got your PSYCHINE. This rut me right in wary quick- time. PSY-
CHINE cured me and has built m.: up in heath and strength most
wonderfully A.: a Toni: and Builder it has no c.iu.rl
PSYcHINC is the i:.fali,hl, remedy for a'l rders or 1:1• Throat,
Lungs and Stomach A great apretiier and •'pick mc up for run-
down folk Try a serums Ire: See coupon.
PSYCHiNE is sold by all druggists and
dealers, SOc and $1 00 a ho!t1e
Prepared only by I)r. 1' A Slocum, Limited,
Slocum Building, Spadini Avenue, Toronto.
free Trill I
Mail coupon with
name and nddrecs
to i)r. T.:1 etlo um,
1,tndtetl, 'retell to,
nod receive a
TRIAL
Fit FIE.
I' 12
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Itobt.
Doupe was the scene of a very pretty
wedd:ng on \Vednesdny, Fe by. 3r41.
when their eldest daughter Lucy E.
teas united in marriage to :\ir. Geo.
11. Hazlewood, a prosperous young
farmer of Blanchard. The cetentony
was performed by Rev. John Veale
in the presence of a horse number
of invited guests. The wedding
march was played by Sarah 11a71e-
. wood. After theceremony and con-
=ratnlations the nweddin; party sat
down to an excellent supper. The
brads was the reo.pient of many cost•
ly and beautiful presents. the z:ft
from the ;roots being a ,Told locket
an.! chain.
11r. Frank Parkinson and Mas.,
Carrie Swallow were united in mar -
ria ;e on Wednesday. Fehr. 3rd by
Bev. Dart 1..11. of Woodham.
John Irvine. of the west, ji t ia-
'ttant here.
Mr, nr►tl Mrs. J. McCurdy ctit,o-
ta:ned n felt' friends to a social even -
in r h'st week.
i E. Duff ehl has disposed of the
I well-knoeti horse "Tommy" to 11O,
' brother.
A Pie social was held at Anderson
last week. when the Kirkton I)oublc
IQuartette took part in the prozratn
and acquit fed themselves worthy of
their repetat'on. Mr. P. 1)oupe con-
veyed n sleithload safely, but owin r
to the mt;:c powers the 1•le'•zh
developed while the function was in
prourcas, some difficulties were ex-
1a•rionced that took some time to
overcome.
John Thacker ha• purchased for
the sum of $3.600 the property of
Skinner. rnnsistin of 50 acre. ort
the 8th of Marimba I.
Dur:n z the hen windstorm of
Zam-auk's Healing Power Proved
by School Commissioner and
Baptist Deacon.
NI: of the most recent converts to the
Zam-Buk method c( treating and curing
disease is Mr. C. E. Sanford, of Weston,
King's Co., N.S.
Mr. Sanford is a ,lu>tice of the Peace for :`.e
County, and a member of the }roar 1 of School
Commissioners. Ile is also Deacon of the
Baptist Church in Berwick. Indeed. throughout
the County it would he difficult to find a nano
more widely known and more highly respected.
Sotne time hack 1:e '.:zd occasicil w test
Zane-Buk, and here is his opinion of this great halm. He says:-
" I
ays:-
"I never used anything that l;a•:e rite '.uch s.;i:,faction as Z,am-Buk.
i had a patch cf eczema on my ankle. which hid been there for over
twenty years. Sometimes, also, the disease *cult'. break out on my
shoulders. I ha taken solution of arscni:, had a" 1iez1 various oint-
ments, aid tried all sorts of things to obtain a cure, hut all in vain.
1 was alvisci to give 'ham -Sul: a trial, and as 1 am a firm believer in
i3rt•ire's remedies, 1 did so. Brom first applying it i saw it was
altogether different to the ordinary ointments and embrocations, and it
coon began to shorn signs of clearing away the eczema on my ankle.
This was so gratifying. that 1 persevered for some time with it, and 1
am glad to :ay it had the desired result. I am row ct:red of the
disease whicb defied every other treatment for tv.'enty y:•ars.
" This i3 not the only direction in which 1 have proved the merits of
..am-Buk. i suffered for a long time from riles. and 1 found a perfect
cure for this painful ailment in Z.am-Bek. Zam-Buk soothes the pain,
relieves the congested veins, and so restores the elasticity to the tiacurs
than the piles gradually but surely disappear." �1
Zam•nok is a p -entire sad ;trema cure fat eat. barna. hon r.. sprain.. piles, fesfetira
arc ,,dccts, uatir. blond,w,isonine. eczema. arab.. ahrimed hand., r.,ld crari.e. chiiblaina,
ringwtrm. scalp Sarre., had let, disease) ankles. ant all othet skin 'lista-es and injurie,.
Rnhbnl welt solo the µuta an ted. It eines nem -Ova. rheumatism. end sciatica. Ali druggists
a.eJ stores sell at Soc hat. thrr• for 11 _a. and port free from Zam-ttt.k Co. lctento, for
m
i rice. Refuse the bombe ,:mean.,.;ma
: so•lr'ea represented to be "tuft as good. •
i
and Blankets.
If you are looking for bargains now is the time to secure Stem as these
goods must be Bold In the next two weeks.
Highest prices for Farm Produce.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store,
DASHWOOD
Stores, Furnaces and General
Hardware
If you need a Range, Heater or Fut nace do not forget
that we have a number of the different snakes of stoves on
hand will be pleased to quote you our prices.
We have a full stock of general hardware and can sup-
ply ycur wants in any line.
SKATES
boy and girl requires.
Every boy and girl should have a pair of skates,
Skating is a healthful exercise that every growing
TINWARE
We can supply you with Pails, Pans, Etc, and repair them for you in a
yery short time. Remember us when in need of anything in this line.
Hardware D. TiE_MAN, Dashwood
Eggs and Butter taken. Conte and see us before you buy
6000.00
Boot and Shoe Stock to
be Reduced
Ilaving bought the Boot and Shoe stocks of Tiernan and Edi-
ghofler and Siebert & ('t�, we are offering all the ODDS at greatly
reduced prices, consisting of
Children's, Men's and Women's Footwear
You will also find our New Stock well assorted and up-to-date
and at moderate prices.
Produce taken in exchange.
«'e solicit your patronage.
T. KELLERMANN
At the Old Stand one Door West of l'ostofiicc, DASIIWOOD
IIAY COUNCIL nerve, or it may have given etrenjth
The eoune:1 of Ilay Toa whip nes and support to the Ifcart or Kidney.-
at
idney:at The Town Hall, Zurich, all mem- it was Dr. Shoop that firat pointe•:
bcrs a,ctn; present. The Auditors' to this vital truth. 1)r. Bhoop'a It
report for 1908 tun+ adopted, and a
number of small accounts passel.
The next meelinz will be held on
Wednesday, •5111 -ch 3rd, when ttbe
pathmastere. pound -keepers, and
fence views • for the different di-
visions will he oppointcd for the en•
lsunts year.
storative Was not made to dose t •
fitornach nor to temporarily etin•
late the Heart or Kidneys. The r•
fashioned method is all wrong. 11 .
S)1oop's (restorative Rocs directly to
these failing inside nerves. Tho re-
markable success of thio prescription
demon.tratee the ltwisdonl of treat -
`�` ing the nettle' cause of these f tints;
In sirkn.ss. ii a ecrtsin bidden organs. Anil it is indeed easy to
nerve goes Strong, then the organ prove. A simple five or tern days
that this nerve controls will oleo test 10l purely tell. Try it Onte,
surely fail. it may be s Stomach and Ile! Hold by W, 8. nowcy.
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