HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-03-11, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, MAR. nth 1909
CREDITON NEWS
BROWN'S
New Dress Goods
Crediton
Township of Stephen assessor are
pleased( l) to sec hint again.
Quite a number of citizens are laid
up with Lagrippe owing no doubt to
the weather being so very unchange -
a hitt.
Anticipating the phenomenal demand -vhicll has arisen 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and
for Satin Surface Fabrics. we have seCUl'e(1 some exceptional -
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tional- Lamil, of Dash,tood, spout Thursday
[) lash lit
the Lour, of blr. C. !'space's
ly desireable material and we invite your attention to the Mrs. Link returned home .from the
f evenings
Mr. Rev. Stedman, of Corbett, oc-
cupied the- pulpit of the :Methodist
church Sunday last preaching two
very interesting sermons.
Mr. and •Mrs. Christ. Eilber, of
Zurich spent Sunday last in the vil-
lage renewing acquaintances.
Anniversary services of Zion Evan-
gelical church have been announced
for Sunday March 21st, particulars
will be announced later.
Mr. George Finkbeiner, of the 8
Con. and Ezra I'aist were in Granton,
Monday on business.
.1: ...es Lawson our progressive
jette.:. tae and 91r. Aug. Hoist (fa-
ther) of the retired farmers, have
purchased an automobile. This puts
Crediton again in the lead of the sur-
rounding villages showing we are a
progressive people. The rest will
follow\+.
Mr. H. F. Eilber and George Holtz -
mann spent Monday in Dashwood on
important business.
The many friends of Mr. \Vat. Lewis
will be pleased to learn that he has
•
almost fully recovered from his re-
cent accident.
Mr. Ilerb. Young met with an un-
fortunate accident on Friday evening
last. When on his way to Exeter
-- and about two miles front town his
horse dropped dead. Mr. Young had
to secure another horse in order to
get home.
Mr. 111. K. Eilber was in London on
Monday on business.
Miss May Armstrong former mil-
liner with Mr. Chas. '!.wicker has
purchased a millinery business in
Lucknow and took charge of the busi-
ness this week. !ler sister Miss Ethel
Armstrong, of Exeter, is also with
her.
A meeting of the Bowling Club
ollowing:
Satin cloth in every shade you desire at 5oc per yd.
Satire Duchesse, a very new and heavy material for
the money in blacks, blues, greens, red, etc at 6oc yd.
Other Weaves
San Toy Goods, exceptional values
Poplinette in the new shades
Panamas s iu the
new shades,
special ectal 75c
Chiffon Panamas in the new shades at different
prices
Voiles, Ilenriettas, Venetians, Taffeta Cloths, Lus-
tres, 14lohairs, Poplins, Tricotines and all popular lines
will be found here at right prices
Silks, Satins, Crinkle Cloth, Zephers, Ginghams,
Linens, wash goods, etc in big variety
Give Us a Call
Dealer in Clover, Alsyke, Mil- S
let, Alfalfa Seeds, Dutch sets
All kinds of Produce.
CREDITON.
BROWN
millinery openings Toronto. Saturday
DEADLY
EFFECT OF BLOOD POISON
There b nothing so deadly in its operateoa as Blood Poison and yet bow subtly
and unsuspecting it commences its work. First a tiny scratch or wound, not
enough to demand attention. Then a little redness followed by a they red
streak which rapidly broadens and travels upwards. The doctor is called in. The
wound is lanced, but in nine cases out of ten mortification has set in and amputation
is necessary to order to save the life of the patient.
Ernest Bartlett, of 31 Northern Place Toronto, jug escaped this. Ile had a terrible
finger. This is his story :—"I accidentally knocked tho joint of ray finger and it turned to
blood popoison. 1 tried tote of remedies but the hand got wore. Finally I secured a Pamplo
of CUIIOL. This did' so much good that I bought a 2.c box and in flue day9 the wound
was doing nicely and finally healed. (tad I used CUROi, earlier it would havn -a, ed ate
s lot of suffering. 1 certainly advise everyone to use C L' Itul. for all sores and injuries."
A cut, wound, oe sore should be treated at once with CUROL. It is a won-
derful salve, Healing, Soothing and Antiseptic, it touches the spot every time. A
popular remedy at a popular price. All druggists and stores
sell it. 25c per box, or sent on receipt of price by the CUROL
SALVE CO., Spadlna Ave., Toronto. Don't pay blg
when you can get the best for 25c.
HEALERS
prices
SAMPLE FREE
Send Coupon wit h
name and address to
Carol Co.. 'Toronto,
.5% ho will Fend you a
FItI:E TRIAL.—E.B.
CUROL cures
1•:czerna.
Running Sor.
!tad Lege,
ITIeere,
1 olsoncelA rd
Festering
Wounds, Cuts,
Burns, Scalds,
and all lacerated
or open wounds
or sores. 25c box.
1
Reserve Strength
is as necessary to mon and
women in ordinary life as
to the Athlete.
The regular use of "Bovril"
builds up a. largo reserve
of strength, which Makes
sustained effort of mind
and body possible, and en-
ables the system to resist —
attacks of disease.
BOVRIL.
Shipka
Mr. 'Frank 1'nh111er, lett for Revel-
stoke I3. C., last Monday where he is
engaged as a gold miner.
Mr. Argus MtEachen, of Michigan.
is renew ing old acquaintances here.
Miss Emma Calfass. of Dashwood.
spent Sunday with Miss Martha
Geiser.
Miss 11. Shink, of Crediton, is vis-
iting for a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Geiser.
Wood cutting bees seems to be the
order of the day.
Mr. Allen ltatz, of Philipsburg. is
engaged as clerk at Mrs. L. Wings
story.
Miss Eliza Itaynhtu i, of Moray, has
returned to her home here.
Mr. S. Sweitzer, has culled one car
load of basswood lumber for the
London Lumber Co. last Monday.
Mr. \Vat. Sweitzer, purchased a
valuable horse from DIr. Robison, o[
Ailsa 'Craig.
A failing tiny nerve—no larger
than the finest silken thread—takes
from the 'Heart its impulse, its power,
its regularity. The Stomach also has
its hidden, or inside nerve. It was
Dr. Shoop who first told us .it was
wrong to drug at weak or raining
Stomach, Heart or Kidneys. Itis
prescription—Dr. Shoop's Restora-
tive—is directed straight for the
cause of these ailments—these tvenk
and faltering inside nerves. This.
no doubt clearly explains why the
Restorative has or late grown so
ett
DASHWOOD NEWS
Dashwood (Reductions in Winter Wear
Mr. Huesca Bastard, is spe:►ding a
to„ da,•, at the home of Jno JonasTo Make R••oiu for Spring Goods
llau-tleitf.
kit. spent Sunday at J. Keuerulun°s'
g No one buys Winter GoodsCharles Fritz. and family. of zur-1 now unless the price reduction is a
good substantial one, It will pay you to buy Winter Goubs now,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welker, of
Zurich. visited at Rev. L. K. Eidts ,even if you have to hold them over till next winter it will pay you
on Sunday. a big dividend on your investment, Our Heavy Winter Goods
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fidt, of Park- consist of
bill, a are spending a fewdays visiting
relatives iu tott•n.
Miss Emma Calfass. spent Sunday
at Shipknt
Mr. Peter Musser and family, left
for their hon-.: in the west on 'Tuesday
of this week.
Special service,; are being held in
the Evangelical church this week.
A quiet weddit.,; took place on
Tuesday of last week. at the evan-
To the early buyer we would say, look through our stock of Spring and
gelical parsonage, when Mr. Amos
Schrader, of Osnobrooke, N. D., wet Sunsmer goods before you snake your purchases—it means Dollars and Centa
married to Miss Kate Geiger, of the to you. On account of the scarcity of produce we will extend the time for
tillage. l(ev. L. K. Eidt officiating. another Two Weeks on our Sr acial Sale of Dinner Sets. We have made a
happycouple left immediately
'rbc o
l
number of 1
ad pearls in h
after the ceremony for their home in B t e ast few weeks by selling them good Dinner Sete
cheap, Cars we add your name to this list: \Ve want your trade.
the hest.
A number of our young men met Farm Prodnce taken in exchange for Goods
on Friday evening of last wveek to
organize a band, and elected the
following officers, President, Mirk.
Brokenshire ; Sec., Ruben Goetz ;
Treas. Tom Klun►pp, and Ed. Siebert
were appointed assistant musical Hartlelb Block. DASf(WOOD,
directors. The boys have the best
wishes of our citizens in the endea-
vor to organize. They have the in-
terest and all they need is good
practise, w•e wish thein success.
Mr. and Mrs. 1'. Musser. who have
been visiting their parents here, re-
turned to their house in Manitoba,
'1'atesday.
Special services are being conducted
in the Evangelical church this week.
Messrs \\'m. Ehlers and Ezra Tie-
rnan, were at Mt. Carmel, on business
on 'Monday.
Mens, Boys and Youths Overcoats, Ladies
Misses and Children Coats, All Heavy Una
derwear and Tweed Dress Goods, Woolen
Blankets, Horse Blankets and Robes
Siebert
& Co.
Kirkton
Mrs. Carr and daughter. of Blyth.
are visiting friends in th.• village.
blr. Russell Brown, is at home
again.
Mr. Ira Marshall. conveyed a load
of young people to a► concert at
Munro. last week. And alt enjoyed
rapidly in popularity. Deni;,Slats say themselves to a late hour.
willatake place the Mondayficoevening, that those who test the Rcs:orativc
March i5th at office of Lr. Ale- even for a few days soon become Mrs. Oates, of London was visit -
Cue for the purpose of re -organizes- fully convinced of its wonderful merit. ing friends in the vicinity last week.
tion. All members are requested to Anywt•ay, don't drug the organ. John Nixon, hese hired with eek.
ba in attendance and those, who in- Treating the cause of sickness is the \V• J. Tufts for 9 months.
tend to join, are cordially invited. only sensable and successful way. A meeting between the commits.
Sold by • W. 8. Howe of l'sborne and lilanshard and direct-
CRI:DITON SCHOOL REPORT y• ors, in the interest of the projected
Division I. Class (A) N. Geiser, L. Farquhar • railway. was held ilk the Victoria
Eilber, \V. Snell. Jr. Pt. I. I. Dlolz, \tr: Melville Skinner. of Flimvitic, hotel last 'Thursday, to clear up all
R. Blown, L. Sambrook. Sr. Pt. 1. paid this village a Fhort visit on Sat- misunderstandings. and discuss it
M. ping, 8. Sims, D. English. Jr, urday Inst. exhaustively.
Pt. ill. A. Weiner. Sr. Pt. 11. honors, Mr. W. J. gray, of Virden, visited bits. Jas. Creighton, of Strathroy.
C. Hoist, E. Finkbeiner. Class 11. Jr. friends and relatives in the village was visiting in the neighborhood last
Pass, S. Lawson. Class II. Sr. honors, 1 last seek. Mr. Bray has done well
week.
K. Swt-itzer, L. Hoist. Pass, 0. Lam- On Wednesday March aril. the Rev.
in the west.
port, M. Nicholson, G. Bluest, A. Mr. Jos. Vance. who has spent the J. Veale, united in marriage, Mr.
Geiser. Average attendance 27. 'fere • Swirling and Miss '!lodge both
greater portion of • his lite in !this vi- S 1
bliss'Jtarllcib, Teacher. I.
Icinit moves this week to his new of Anderson.
March
Division Ii, Pt. II- L, !leaver, home near Listowell. Mr. Vance is On Wednesdaya10th, the rite
Hill. R. Clark, V. Hoffmann. Jr. I. a good citizen and a good neighbor of holy matrimony was duly solemni-
L. Guenther, E. Sweitzer, 1t. Wolfe, tir-•1 his departure is regretted. zed by the Rev. G. \V. Itacey, l. S,mbrook,. Mase II. Sr. Honors. b:r.ncrs stand on slippery places, it be-
tween Mr. John Kennedy, of 4th.
C. Oust reicher. Pass, V, '(till, L. is sail. but few people could stand line Illaanshard, and Miss Knox, of
Hohmann. Class •111. Jr. ('ass, V. 've•ry well on Tuesday. Woodham.
'Mott, It. Motz, R. English. Average Miss Alma Johns was taken sudden A meeting of the Canadian Clnb
attendance 81,ly ill on blonds, evening and suffer- was held in Aberdeen Rall last 'i'hurs-
D1iss Polley, Teacher, ed intensely. until the arrival of Dr. day evening, the subject tinder dis-
Division iII. Class 111. Sr. honors. Malloy. We hope for a speedy re- cussion being the Railway and its
IL Schenck. Pass, 11. hedden, C)• cover,. benefits.
Mots, E. Ewald, C. 11111, M. Clark. -+-- The congregation of the St. Paul's
Class 9V. Donors, F. Hill, L. Oestrei- 'COLONIS'T EXCURSION church. Kirktoii, last week, present -
cher. Pass, M. Wenzel, S. Finkbeiner, TO PACIFIC COAST AND MEXICO. ed to Miss Irene Robinson a gold
Q. Ilodgins, E. nluett, II, Mangnus• Daily until April :30th. The Grand watch and chain, in recognition of
Average attendance 25. Trunk 'Railway System will issue her valuable services, in the capacity
Miss Dunlop, Teacher. one-way second-class colonist tickets of organist etc., to the above church.
._r a t low rates toVancouver,
lia
U.regret\
to announce the dent
h
88 years,
a e, r
i William Gunning,t cd
I V .L1L k3 2' 6 �i x �i . I Spokane, Wash., Seattle, \M ash., o[ ills, m B3 •
Bean the the Kind you Hare Aln31s Boum Frrancis Frare., ncisco. ►l.,LMexicocCity..etc.,San Comonths ashard11►la days.
Sunda yi`March
`Signets» Full information from Grand Trunk 7th, the interment took place in the
of Agents. Zion cemetery on Tuesday !nth.. ca-
tch.' •d by relatives and friends of
the deceased. The Times sincerely
synapaathizes with the loved ones of
the /it'p'arted one.
Mr. and Mrs. hazel White. of St.
Marys. visited at Mr. Dave Hazel -
wood's on 'Tuesday afternoon.
The 1a lent from Kirkton, which at-
tended the concert at Munro shcoul
on friday evening last. were very
much complimented. especially. Miss
Nellie Ilaazelwood and M r. John
O'Brien.
\Ir. Melville hazel., ..ni and family.
of Vancouver H. C., arrived here on
Tuesday and will make a prolonged
visit.
Mr. Russell Brown, lately of To-
ronto. left hero on 'Tuesday for
Plii mat. Man., where he has secured
as good position.
Mr. Joseph Kirk. of \Voodharn.
having purchased ltobt. Elliott's pro.
pert)* here will shove over next week.
Mr. Elliott will occupy the castle
on the hill of the 1)ulmage faro,.
The following is t he report of the
Kirkton School for the tnonth of l'cb-
ruary. Those who have a asterisk
Sifter name were absent for one or
more of the examinations. IV. Sr.
W. Vickers 82•. W. Rogers 71, C.
ll:azelwood 67• M. Mockler 65•, A.
Kirk GN, 0. Brown 61, 1'. (toss 60'.
'1'.11toadhouse 5P, A. Mack 55, I..'Tiifts
54'. 1'. Brown 47, C. Leigh 45. .Il.
itoss 15, S. Vickers 40, A. Sweitzer
ON'S CATALOG
The Thrifty Workman Saves Money
Buying From
The
EatonCatalo
I
•
The Ulan who labors with
Drain or Band for a stated
wage deserves all the value
he can get out of his money.
Our list of customers shows
Iniany of this class who are
w� awing by a fewdollarsevcry
year because they take ad-
vantage of the EATON Mail
Order Service. Ido as your neighbor
die's : share in the
s'tving and satisfaction
•:/'"T. E ATO C `L .Y,ITCD
TCRONTO CA.NADtr.
PAIN
rain to the head --pain snywhere, hales ran*
Patti isconrption, pain Is blood pressure—sottit
else usually. At least so says Hr. Shoop, and t{
prove it h. has created a little pink tablet. That
tablet—f ilhd Pr. Whoop's Itca•lache Tablet
enaxes blood pressure away from ptain center&
Its etre, tlschanning,leadgttlydehehtful. t111
though safely, it surely e4trllscs the blood citta
Lwtion.
11 Sou have a headache, it's bio, '1 pressure.
If Itis painful periods with t,oinan. samo cause,
If you are elecplefli, rtstle's, nervous, Its (10041
rntaat••stton—blood pressure. That surely Is
certainty. for Pr. Shoop's Headache Tablets step
It in :Sr minutes, and the tablets simply distribute
the unnatural blood pressor...
Bruise your finger. and doesn't it et red. ant
swell, and pain your Of mune It does. it's cons
(rostion, biota] pressure. You'll find It where paha
It—stymy,. it's simply Common Sense.
/MesoII at 25 cords, and cheerfully recommey
Dr. Shoop's
Headache
Tablets
W. S. HOWEY.
New Spring Goods
Arriving every day. We have the newest and most stylish
goods this store has ever shown. Come and see our
New Goods before you do your purchasing.
New Dress Goods Our stock is complete with the moat stylish
fabrics consisting of Striped Suitings, Serges,
Panatuas, Wool Venetians, Fancy Lustres, Satin Cloths, Voiles, Crispin
Cloths, etc, ete.
LADIEb' NEW WHITE WEAR—Shitt Waists, (;owns, Skirts, Corset
Coverr, etc. ,
NEW WASH GOODS
New Prints, Ginghams, Linens, Fancy Vestings, Mullins, Linen Suitings
the very latest, Shirtings etc, etc.
flen's Spring Suitings
Just arrived. The finest and largest assortment of Fancy Suit-
ings ever shown in Dashwood. All the latest patterns and colors.
Call and see them before you purchase your spring suit. Prices
right.
All parties intending to purchase wire for fencing will do
well to give us a call. Sole agents for Ideal
Woven -wire fencing.
Highest prices for Firm Produce.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store, --
DAS1IW000
Fencing and Paints
We have ,just receive a lot of wire for you to do your
spring fencing with. We handle the celebrated Page and
Peerless fencing, Also Coil, Barb Wire and Hog Fencing.
Prices as reasonable as you can get elsewhere.
A number of Large Gates, all sizes.
Be sure to get our prices on Fencing before you buy.
Paints
ASbig stock of Martin- Senouc ready Mixed Paints
100 per cent pure
Buy your Hardware From us
!'reduce taken in Exchange
Hardware D. TIEMAN, Dashwood
Announcement
We purchased the stock of goods in the store at Farquhar at a
discount and a representative of a wholesale emus(, who measured
the dry goods, said thi re v not twenty dollars worth of "dead wood"
in the whole lot, but we wade to get acquainted with the people of
this community and we invite you to call and examine our prices on
Prints, ele,
We offer our stock of shoes at a Reduction of
15 per cent. Cash.
We have been giving 22 cts ver dozen for eggs and 19 and 21
cents for butter and shall continue to give top prices
NEW GOODS EVERY \VEl':K
JOSHUA JOHNS
F':11►QU11A1{, ONTAItI()
1111aliaWMI=SISSWe►
39. N. troupe 32, E. Doupe 32, . M.
Kemp 27', A. Davis 27', A. Doupe 16•.
S. Kemp. iV. Jr. M. Iianna 79, A.
Ito,idhonse 70. 0. Kirk 69, T. Wil.
barns (146 G. Sweitzer 61, M. Kirk 43,
C. Mack 43', C. Itnnna 41, 11. Hanna
41'. L. Doupe 31'. 111. E. Nixon 69,
W. Mockler 5:t• E. Atkinson 51, 1.
Hoskin 46', M. T3lackler 13', 1. Doupe
42. 1. 'Rogers 42, C. Taylor 26. A. Vick-
ers 116, 7t. Brown 11•. i1, M. Moore
57, S. Lei1•h 56•, M. Moore 53, N.
Sweitzer 1:36, L. Kirk 12, E. Road-
house 26. 0. Kemp 26', W. Roadhouse
13. H. 8h er. Pt. 11. I. Taylor PO', Qt.
Burton 70, 1'. Sweitzer 47, E. Elliott
377. A. Dannn 37, F. Kirk SI. E
llnnnat 21. K. O'Brien 21•, M. Swsk-
ier 206. 11. Tuft.. Number a strolled
711. average 65,
K. Robb,
T. sell( r.
SEED BA'll1.1':l- colt SAI.I:.
About 800 bushels of No. 21 bat
grown and kept for seed purrs
This is a new barley that has p•
en to possess a remarkable c.
stiff straw, excelling all other •
icties. also gave the highest yie' 1
grain per Here of all the barley, -
cd in 1907 nt the 0. A.(3. It has b. n
without exception the most popul tr
variety with the experimental union
tisroughout the provineo, ever tiDCC
the first distribution in 1906 in WO
pound lots from they 0. A. C. Term!
on n!Thera ion. .1.iliN ELDER, LIEN.
S.\id '1', O.. lot id, Con. 2, flay.
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