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Exeter Times, 1909-04-29, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, APR 1.29th1909 CREDITON NEWS Our Spring House Furnishings Our spring stock is now complete in every line. We have made special purchases in House Furnishings and can show an iwrnense line of Tapestry and Brussels Carpets, Rugs, etc. in all sizes and all qualities. Beautiful pat- terns and colorings. Prices from $8 to $25 each. We have received a direct importation of Nairn's linoleums in two and lour yd widths in the veru latest patterns, prices as low as you can get in any I city store. Wall Papers We have a complete new stock of the very latest patterns and colors. We start the price from 5e a roll to Loc a roll. Do not fail to see our stock before making your selection for spring. Our values cannot be beaten. Lace Curtains We have a very large stock in this lino. We made extensive purchases and have a beautiful range of patterns. See them, 50c to $5 per pair. Millinery Our Millinery department is now in full swing under the charge of Miss Inman. We have the largest display we have ever shown in the most fash- ionable goads we could procure. Do not fail to give this department a call and inspect our stock and compare prices. Dress Goods We have a complete line of all the latest fabrics and shades and it will pay you to look over them. Our prices are right. We have also a large stock of Prints, Shirtings, Cottonades. Ginghams, Silks, Etc. Do not fail to see our Gent's Furnishings and Clothing; all lines complete. We are open to buy Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Onions, Clover and Timothy Seed for which we will pay the highest prices. A call solicited. C. ZWICKER Ladies fine Neckwear, BrOW11 Ruchings, Belts, Net for Waists, Summer Suitings, Silks, Fancy Hosiery, Ready -[Wade Waists of Net and White Lawn, etc. all appeal to the discern- ing buyer. We sell Nothing but Dependable Goods Special exhibition of Spring Millinery. Mil- linery fashions all rep- resented in our show rooms will be of inter- est to all buyers. The newest creations in bats are attracting attention Compare prices, conoid• ering quality of goods and workmanship. DRESS GOODS SPLENDID SHOWING NEW STYLES NEW COLORS We have the largest range we have ever carried. Every popular cloth is There in every shade, tint, color and pattern. Our best, highest class Dress Goods are popular priced, which forms a pivot to swing the greatest trade at thismallest living profit. House Furnishings Spring is here and the busy house -cleaner will commence her essential duty. You will find us well equipped in the different lines that you will need to brighten the home. It is a well known fact that we carry a very large stock of Wall Papers Carpets, Rugs. Oil Clothe, Linoleurns, Lace Curtains, etc Gents Furnishings )'f`'` We excell in this line and only ask'you to call, promising you a complete range of anything that goes to making up the pt oper male attire. Open for large quantities of Potatoes. Seeds, Onions, and all kinds of pro- duce for which highest market prices are paid. Batailess.otOlover and Alsyke Seeds, Timothy, Mixed Seeds, Millett. etc. at right prices. S. B I O W N CREUiTON. Buggies Buggies Just Arrived A large consignment of buggies from five of the leading firms of Ontario in all the latest styles and designs. Any person intending buying will do well to look over our stock before purchasing. No trouble to show goods. Vehicles fully guaranteed. A call solicited. Trevethi k & Hodgins OREDITON. ONTARIO. machine Repairin We have just added a new Lathe to our shop and nre now in a position to do repairing of all kinds. We can repair your r' Mower. Binder. Drill, in fact anything. If you have any machine repairing to be done, just bring it here and we will make it as • good as new for you, Repairing Grain Separators and Engines Our Prices are Right • ALBERT MORLOCK Blacksmith and Machine Repairing. CREDITON Flatulence When every bite you c: t scans to turn to gas and your stomach and intestines cause you end- less discomfort, it is an unfailing sign that your en- tire system needs a thorough housecleaning. '4,1i 491f a cures flatulence is, c use ('f the disturb- ance— inactive isturb- ance---inactive liwcr. Take ::n \t. tablet to -nig -lit and you'll feel better in the rnsreinss Better than Pills for Liver Ills `o For `ale 1 W. S Cole, Exeter. The old fashioned way of dosing a steak stomach. or stimulating the Hear, or Kidneys is all wrong. Dr. Shoop first pointed out this error. This is why his prescription—Dr. Snoop's Restorative—is directed en- tirely to the enure of thes.• ailments the went; 'mild., or controlling nerves. it isn't so difficult. says ilr. Shoop. to strengthen a weak Stomach. Heart. or Kidneys. If one goett at It correctly. Each inside organ has Its c' -strolling or inside nerve. When the.e nerves fail then those organs must surely falter. These Fite] truths are leading druggists every- h •re to dispense and recommend Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Test it a few days. and sec 1 impr. vement will prornptly and surely follow. Sold by W. S. Mower. Crediton Mr. \Villiaut Braun bus accepted a Position with Mr. Tiernan. of Dash- wood. as tinsmith. Miss Louise Fahner left for Exeter on Monday where she intends to work. Mr. Albert Cunningham. who was working for Mr. hill. has secured a position as bar tender at Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham and child- ren moved down the latter part of last week. Miss Vivian Beaver arrived home after visiting her sister Mrs. Dr. Orme, of Centralia. ltev. Beton arrived (tome from con- ference and we are pleased to say that he twill be with us for the fourth year Mrs. 11. Brown had a successful bee last Thursday. The McMurray family are out of quarantine and we are pleased to say ih•'' Master Laverne is rapidly im- Mr. Luxton, of Exeter was in town Thursday evening. Garfield and Luella Brown, of Zur ich visited Mr. and Mrs. B. Brown over Sunday. Miss Ella (leaver is suffering from an attack of lagrippe. Mr. Merry, of llensull, was in town on Friday and purchased a cart from our popular carriagemuker, Mr. W. Il. Wenzel. Mrs. J. humble, of Sarnia, is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Finkbeiner. Mr. Fred Ramsay. who was work- ing for Mr. A. Mill during the past winter, has gone to Clandeboye and will go into the onion business. We wish him every success. Mr. Jacob Brown. of Dashwood, visited his brother on Friday. Itev. R. (licks officiated at the wed- ding of Miss Flynn and Mr. Corbett of McGillivray. Mr. August (till attended the fun- eral of the late Mrs. Schaefer, of Kip - pen. The remains were taken to Zur- ich for interment. She was a sister of the late. John .Deichert, of Zurich and Mrs. John Kraft, of Dashwood. all of whom died within six months. Mr. J. 'Clarke has purchased u buggy from Trevethick and llodgins. Miss Lavina Fahner has returned from Exeter. Miss Theo. llartleib spent Sunday in Dashwood. Frazer Brown and his dog had a lively rabbit chase a few days ago. Frazer depended on his dog, but he thinks if he had rut after it instead of the dog he would have captured it. Miss ldella Brown is learning dress making with Miss C. Fahner. The nurse tvho was attending La- verne McMurray has returned to her home in London. Mr. A. Morlock had the auto out on Friday. It takes a good man like Albert to run a benzine buggy. .bliss Annie Yearley. of London, is visiting her parents. Mr. S. Brown has purchased a fine driver from Mr. Snell. of Exeter. Mrs. Holman, of Berlin, is visiting her sister Mrs. Chas. Zwicker. Mr. Ort. of Zurich, visited his daughter Mrs. D. Mcisaac last week. Mrs. tiehwulm. of Caledonia, is vis - 1 Ring Mr. and Mrs. A. Hill. Miss Bertha Ewald is suffering from an attack of pleurisy. Mrs. Matthew Winer has moved 111- Ito the dwelling recently occupied by A. Cunningham. I. Miss McCue. of London, is spend- ing a few days in the village with her brotbcr Dr. McCue. Mr. Art Zwicker and Dr. Quarrle spent Sunday in Dashwood. Miss Inman spent Sunday in I)ash- wood the guest of Miss llartleib. Art %wyicker, of London, spent Sell day in the village renewing acquain- tances. The auto of Mr. Lawson, our gen- ial jeweller, is quite a novelty on the street. Mrs. Slahls is having the appear- ance of her premesis improved by the erection of at new fence. Mr. henry Eilber, jr., has been laid up for a couple of days with n slight attack of rheumatism. Miss Crissy Brown has purchased a piano from Mr. E. Brown, of Wood- stock. Messrs. It. and C. Coultia. of Exe- ter, spent Sunday at the home of ..Irs. McMurray. Mr..1. 11111, of Exeter, is doing some drainage work for Mr. C. Eilber. M iss Jennie Brock. of the Royal, is visilii'g her parents in Exeter. A number of the boys went fishing Ione day Inst week and succeeded in getting one fish. Mrs. G. Shcardown and ron Elmer Iof \11 ehel1 nre this week moving into t11.• r house here. fir. harry Edwards. of 'Mitchell, '1a. in town a few days last week. Mr. M. Barris. our paper hanger is being kept busy these days. i'' MI':re. ell•o:Fahnererct1 Fahner spent Sunday Messrs. Bert Clark and W. Wolfe' spent n day in Dashwood last week. Mr. M. Atkinson. wine clerk of the Central hotel intends leaving for Tor- onto shortly. Mr. and Mrs. W. Coultis. of Exe- ter. spent a few dnys in town last ,reek. Our baseball boys had their first p: nr:'e • 0,1 Friday night. The offi- cers this year are. Mr. W. 11. Web- ster manager and Ed. 1Vurm. Capt.l 1'h:• bowling green is now being put in shape and it is expected thnt the ground twill be in exc llent condition I for playing on this slimmer. The of- ficers are Dr. McCue. president and C. 14. Illitett. secretary. Mr. W. 1t. Webster. of the !lank of 'Commerce branch herr. has b: en transferred to Wirgbnin and left on Tuesday for that town. Mr. Jloww•- ser. of Winghain. is expected here this week 1 o talcs Mr. Webster's place Mr. lid. Lamport and Mrs. Thomas Yearley. of Denfield, spent a few Idnys with friends in t his tieinily. Mr. '('hos. Mau hinney. of the (lo+- i hen Lime. purchased n matched term of greys last week. Ile purchns. d one i from Mr .M. Doyle. of McGillivrayw and t It • of her from Mr. M. Finkb.'in- er. The team is well matched and i Mr. Lamport bus already been offer- ed 425 for them. Messrs. Trevethicl: & llodgins made a large delivery of buggies one day (lust week to farmers and others in this vicinity. The buggies were all 1 of the latest style and were about the finest lot of buggies ever seen in Crediton. What's the matter with our 24th I of May celebrations committee? 'i This has always been a good sportsman's town and the postponed ,,meeting should be called. The first meeting was not %veil attended. the business mets not turning out as was expected, as it was a closed night, and was postponed until the next week. I think every one should attend .a meeting to further agitate a day of spot iss \Ve should have one day in the year. IA have the people and lots of boys to make the fun. W hy should Crediton go to a neighboring town and ask them if we will give in to them or them to us?. Lets call the meeting and go a head with the celebration. There will be baseball and why not let us furnish sports. A Ratepayer. OP- Shipka Messrs. J. Webster. E. Seigo. .1. and W. hatter, of Exeter, are work- ing in the flax still here. bliss Eliza lraynham, of London, is visiting at her home here. Mr. Chas. Finkbeiner. is on the sick list at time of writing. Horse racing on Main Street seems to be the order of the day but warn- ing should he taken to be careful as it is the King's highway. Mr. Simon Sweitzer, sold a young ltakerfield and ufterwtards purchased a Nordine colt. Mr. J. A. Breen, was %in London last week, on business. Mr. James Adair. of Belfast, Ire- land, is visiting at bis cousin's Mrs. J. Gower. Mr. 'Caires. and his wen of Park- hill, are gathering rags, bones and scrap iron in this place. Numbers from Crediton. were fish- ing in the creek here one night last week. catching one sucker. Farmers are busy seeding here. Mr. Anges McKinnon, is on The .sick list. \Ve wish him a speedy re- cover. Messrs. I. Gower and .F. Gaiser, are each sporting tt new buggy. Wm Schroeder, of the Goshen line, spent Sunday at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gower and .Mr. and Mrs. I. Gower, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gower, the latter being very ill. Mr. J. Schroeder and son Russell, were in Exeter last week on business. Mrs. S. Sweitzer and daughter Martha were i Fat la t k business. Mr. Fred Gamer and IMr. Isaac Gower purchased buggies from Mes- srs. Trevethick & Hodgins last' week. Messrs. Pat and Doc were in 'Credi- ton last Friday on business. Mr. Peter McL'hee, left last week for Detroit, Mich., on business. Miss Clara Kr ft f Dhod e c n Exeter s %w•ee on ooaswo DASHWOOD NEWS Dashwood ',lets Bertha Becker, left Monday M 'or London. where she has secured) employ went. M r . Simon Miller is in Gudc: ich this/ week, acting as juror. A very quiet wedding took place on the Goshen Line, on Thursday of last %week when Miss Flossie Presz- cator was united in marriage to Mr. Henry Smith. The ceremony was performed by the ltev. Mr. Thun. The young coupe will start ,house keeping at their farm on the Goshen Line, south. Mr. Jerrie Carriveatt who has been in the empire of Mr. Jonas Hartleib for the past few years, moved to Drysdale on Saturday, and we under- stand has been appointed postmaster there. Mr. Carr.reau will also put in a stock of shoes and do re- pairing. ltcv. A. Geiger, of I'ernbroke, preached in the Evangelical church on Sunday morning. Bev. L. K. Eidt has returned from conference and we are pleased to state that be is to remain with us for another year. Mr. Mike Penn. of Parkhill, and Mr. Jack heed, of Leary, were visitors in town on Sunday. Miss Theo hurtleib. of Crediton, spent Sunday at her home here. Mr. Will Brown. of Crediton, bas engaged with D. Tiernan. Mr. Art Zwicker spent Sunday with friends here. bliss Esther Overholt and Miss \Vil- son, of Leary, visited friends here over Sunday. Mr. Quarry and Miss lninan, of Crediton. visited at J. Ilartleib's on Sunday. The marriage of Mr. Duncan Snider and Miss Susie Schrader takes place on Wednesday of this week. Particu- lars later. Mr. 'Chas. Schroeder is busy im- proving his property by puttui►)g a stone wall under his residence and by the addition of another story. The Band under the leadership of Mr. Ed. Siebert is making splendid urogress and our citizens are looking forward to band concerts this sum- mer. Already the boys have been asked to fill outside engagements. An old and respected resident in the person of Daniel Saran's died at his home on the Bronson line on Sat- urday at the ripe old age of 89 yrs. The late M r. Saran's was widely known and was highly esteemed by all who knew him. The *funeral which was a very large one took place Gn Monday, interment being in the Bronson Line cemetery. The Dashwood Planing Mill Co. are building n handsome solid onk side - hoard for the bar of the Brenner douse. Grand Bend. The sideboard is 14 ft. long and is a handsome piece of work. The mill also have an order for all the interior finish for it new was visiting at the home of ll r. and hor1Se to be erected in Parkhill this spring. Mrs. J. Dieterich last week. It()SSELLDACE. Mr. Fred Newlin. of Toronto. is at tresent visiting friends in this vicin- ity. Miss Helen Russell. who for the last few months has been staying with I Miss Beatrice Clark, of I'oole, re- turned home last week. Miss Cora Vennor and Mr. Arch. liodgert spent Sunday with friends in Chiselhurst. Mrs. J. MacKinnon and family: spent the Easter holidays with fri- ends in Hibbert. Mr. Archie McPhail who has been confined to the house with measles is able to be out again. Miss Bella and Mr. George Brown spent the Easter holidays with their brother Mr. Wallace Brown, of To- ronto. 1t is the intention of Mr. O. Barris and blr. A. llodgert to erect bank barns this surnmer. CASTOR IA For Infante and Children. the Kind You Hare Always Bought Bears the Signature of Coughs that are tight or distressing tickling coughs, get quick and certain help from Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. On this account druggists everywhere are favoring I)r. Shoop's Cough Rem- edy. The tender leaves of a harm- less lung -healing mountainous shrub give to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. its curative properties. Those leaves have the power to calm the most dis- tressing cough. and to soothe. and Leal the most sensative bronchial membrane. Test it once yourself, and sec 1 Sold by W. 8. 'Ifowey. CROWN BND CORN Intim For Every Meal At breakfast with porridge "Croton Brand Syrup" is delicious. Used with blain puddings or made tip with pastry, odd scraps of cake, etc., it makes a delightful after dinner dessert. At supper it is just the thing to cat with bread and butter, toast or biscuits, "CROWN I3RAND SYRUP" is syrup at its best and in its most (lelicious and wholesome form. It is prepared in a perfect inanuer from absolutely pure ingredients. It is far ahead of all other kinds in deliciousness of flavor and perfect wholesomeness -- don't you think it's worth while insisting on "Crown Brand Syrup? " Your dealer has it for you iu 2, 3, 10 and 20 Ib. air -tight tins with lift-off lids. Order some to -day The Edwardsburj Starch Co. Limited ESTABLISHED 1858. CAP 1)1' At., Ont. Office.: ),IONTRE I I.. TOR(•Nl., am! RR NS 11 01 ONEY SAVED By Dealing at >,SIebertM We will offer all our Carpets consisting of Tapestry, Union and Hemp Carpets at a discount of 15 per cent. Don't Miss This We will also save you money in Dress Goods. We buy from the best dress goods house in Canada, and can save yon from 10 to 25 per cent. Come and take a look through our Dress Goods before you buy. We make a specialty of Millinery and prices are lower than the lowest. Faris Produce Taken in Exchange WAN TED—.- car of Potatoes this week. IIighest prices paid for produce. Siebert t& Co. Hartlelb Block. our DASHWOOD Meo's Spring Suitings Just arrived, Thc 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 Farm Produce. TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER Corner Store, DASIIWOOD 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 A big stock of Martin-Senour ready Mixed Paints 100 per cent pure Buy your Hardware From us Prcduce taken in Exchange Hardware D. TIEMAN, Dashwood Lumber Shingles and Lath We wish to announce to our many friends and to all those needing build• ing material that we are in a better position than ever to supply your wants In Lumber, Shingles, Cedar Posts, Laths, Fence Slats Cisterns, Water Troughs, etc. If you intend building a house or barn we will be pleased to quote prices and assist you in any way we can. Come in and get our prices. The Dashwood Planing Mill Co., Limited, h,'Om ood, Ont. Housecleaning Wants House cleaning time is here with all its worries. Let us help you by supplying you with Scrub Brushes, White wash iirushes. Soap, Dutch Cleanser. Gillet's Lye, household Am monis. Bon Ami for cleaning winds ows and in fnct anything needed for scouring and clenning. Then you Ivill want some of our wall papers which wws are w•Iling at greatly reduced prices. Ask to see our patterns, we can please you. PAINTS.—You need paint for renewing little things around the house. We handle the Celebrated Sherwin-\Villima..t faints, re- cognized ns the best paint made, in sane! from 1ic. to 05c. Var. nisi] stain nt 25e. n can is Just the thing for making old furni- ture look like new. Call and let us talk this paint proposition over with you. ('arm i'roduce wanted for which we will pay the highest price. JOSHUA JOHNS ONTAR1f► FARQUIH AR, Th rr will be no liquor at the military camps of instruction t his summer. l,tstruclions have heen sent out 1 headquarters that the order aga:r•st liquor being sold in the camps be rigidly enforced. There has always been an order against selling ligeor at tamps, but is has very set - dour been fore, d and as long as .. cantccrr sold only to members of tb • regiment it was not molested. But the change has come. The movement against the canteen by the temper+ once nrg• mime. resulting in veil diet, in ngnin+t the canteen bets force. rtrn. nt to issue string• ant t