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Klrkton
Crediton
lie. game between Stars and Grey -
steads on Friday evening was by no
means errorless baseball, both teams
were guilty but the Stars were nll to
the bad. "Bing" pitched good ball
and with Irtlf support should have
bad a shut -out to his credit.
CREDITON
V. Brown
E. Worm
Dr. Mcl'ue
E. Fishnet.
A. Holtzman
O. Brown
F. K e t r
H. Young
I. Fahner
ORES -STEADS
1ji' ;939 R. 11, E.
Robson 0 1 0
Barnes 1 1 1
B. McIntosh 1 1 0
G. Siddall 1 1 1
J. McIntosh 0 u 0
S, Siddall 0 I 1
Gord. Siddall 0 1 0
A. Barnes 0 1 0
Mc('altntn 1 1 1
4 8 4
Crediton 0020013-0
Greysteads 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 -3
NOTES
King, :Worm and AleCue, each three
bits out of three limes at bat. That.
is doing better.
More practice boys: ,more practice.
Mose was nt Lis post during that
:ant innings.
The roadway was beautifully .de-
corated. Only 15 cents gentlemen.
The 'Ailsa Craig Stars were an easy
proposition for the •Crediton Stars
Monday evening owing to the snappy
ball playing on :the part of the home
team during the earlier rounds of
the game and had Crediton not let up.
the Craig boys would have been sent
home scoreless. The runs they did
make were dhe result of errors.
"Tedd •
Brown n
t s• sr/LS on the firth
3
line for 'the locals and gave an ex-
cellent account of himself. lie only
issued one pass to first and had he
been g,iven proper support would
have had a shut out to his credit,
lion ever. as it was Crediton won the
game and that satisfied the fans.
Wurtn and McCue featured :tt the
bat, each getting two baggers the
former getting one of his with two
men on bases. The visitors were un-
able to reach second base until the
sixth inning, when they got a tally.
In the .seventh they copped off two
more and another in the eighth mak-
ing their .score 4. Crediton went
after the game right off the reel4
scoring three runs in the first. In
the third they took another trio, one
in the fifth, three in the sixth and
one in the eighth• a total of eleven. again,
It1'SSELDALE
Mr. nod Mrs. lb vid Dow left on
Tuesday for the west where they in-
tend to spend a couple of months.
Miss Ida Melville and Mr. A. Cole!
tilled( SOmlos with friends in Strat-t
ford. i
Sen rn! o[ our villa„r•r ar+ spend- iDashwood Siebt
ins a uv,k nt the lake, ' '�
Hey. It. G.and his 11a`ICty,Mackay, 0of CrQylnp}} 1 Mrs. \1'w. Ehlers and d .,'ht r
- Lillie. are vi-iting friends in !: rein.
Rev. S. M. Mauch end tam y of
Stratford ruled on friends in town Our object is to swell the sales
u on Monday. 011e 01 rile best months of the year.
The Misses Sybilla and Laurinda the (0110\W •
111 g.
Eby, of ,Mitchell, spent ,Monday with
friends here.
Miss hazel Miller, who has spent
the past month srtth friends here re-
turned to her home in Battle Creek
on Monday.
For Infants and Children. Jtrs. 1:d. J)citrieh and Mrs. Kuntz
and family, of 'Waterloo, who are
the Kind You Have Always Bought spending the slimmer at Grand Bend
are at pressed visiting with Mrs.
\\rclr.n.
Mr. Jake ScLr:ul •r is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Julia Schrader.
Eldon Goetz is spending :t few
weeks at bis home here.
EIImVIIIA Miss 'Maggie Neushwanger visited
The Mises Priscilla Penne' to visit
her parents here over Sunday.
and Mary Smith leave to day to visit Miss 'Weltin, who has been visiting
friends in Port Huron and ether ( her parents here for the past two
Michigan places. i weeks returned to .Windsor on Tues -
Mr. Charles Johns raised his barn day to resume her
Iasi Thursday and a large crowd 11r Arthur dCel! conducted
crowd ,gathered to help. Barn rais-
DASHWOOD NEWS
:Kintore and lti:s Angus, of Chathat
(were guests at Floret Bower the home
of Mr. tuft 'Mr Alex. Ilod„ert.
Mr. \\•apace Brown. tyle has been
spending, his vacation Stith friends
Kerr, returned to 'Toronto Tuesday.
CASTOR i A
Bears the
Signature of
ings are very scarce now -a -days and
when one does come off everyone
likes to go and have a race. Tho Cromarty
tss•o captains, Win. Sleamon and Wm. \ number of t 3
\real, ,wishing to wipe out an old de-
feat made the race •i keen one, the (nand Bend
latter winning out by four rafters.
Several from here took in the gala
day nt the Bend and report a good
time.
The young gentlemen niid ladies of
our burg went on Saturday with the
Eden picnickers.
Vera and Othello Motz, who have
been visiting with their grandmoth-
er Mrs. Thos. Heywood. returned to
their home at Crediton East Monday
evening.
A number of E:imrilleites took in
the :circus at London on Tuesday(
some going by .train and some driv-
ing to the city.
.1 r. Orville -
Snell,who is travel-
ling for a Guelph firm, is spending
his holidays under the parental roof.
!lies Annie Cornish is horns from
London ,spending her holidays. ailing for some 'titre, and her death
.Mr. :Richard Down, of :Muliferry, tuts not been unexpected.
spent Sunday the guest of Mr. Robt. Mrs. Knight, of Exeter, is visiting
Wood. Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin ss•ith her many friends in this min -
spent Sunday at. Mr. Robt. Woods: ily at present.
Miss Lizzie Iloggarth. who has
been visiting her sister in Goderich
for some time, returned home last
week, she was uccontpanied by her
neic•' Miss Iloggarth. of Goderich.
studies.
ennann
the services in the Evangelical church
on Sunday evening.
he young people of
this vicinity spent lust Saturday at
Miss Lena 'McKellar, who under-
went a very critical operation last
week is improving nicely.
The Misses 'Williams, of Seafortb,
are the guests of Mrs. McConnell.
Mr. Donald IMcCachlan, of Goderich,
is at .present spending part of his
holidays with his aunt Miss Iloggarth
of the village.
Itcv. Mr. Circissian, of Stony Creel:
near Hamilton, will occupy the pul-
pit its the Presbyterian church here
during vacation. Mr. 'McKay in the
meantime is spending his holidays at
his house at Hintore.
11 is with deep regret Oust the
iIy
friends and neighbors of this vic.1 1
!earn of the death of Mrs. Nen 11.
former.y Margaret McKaig, of near
Cromarty. Mrs. Newell has been
Mr. 'Michael Elford and son Will
spent Sunday nt Grand Bend the
guests of Mr. 'Paul :Madge.
Messrs. George and Orris Powell
were around here last week calling
friends of their school boy days. It
is eighteen yens since George left
and he sees many changes.
One week more and tbo children
Drive Rheumatism from the blood
Stith Dr. Shooks Rheumatic Remedy.
Tablet or Liquid. Sold by
of our burg, who have been letting , Howey.
themselves loose the last six weeks,
will have to start for tIi tannery
Shipkn
The boys are waiting word from Misses Lou and Grace Cudmore Miss Petty, of Denver. Col.. spent
Zurich as to what date will be set for spent n couple of days the guests of Sunday with Nies Leath Finkbeiner.
the coming match games, when they Miss ,Mabel Johns. InIr. Wilbert Smith, of Toronto, is
expect to give their German neigh- ♦ s spending a few days at his home here,
hors one of the worst defeats scored CABTt�RTA. plUissSndieRobibuhas retained to
this season. Following are the names Aihe Rind Yi0 Nate Always d il�lt her home in Detroit. Her sister Effie
of those who took pert in the Ailsa ^arstho
Craig game. Leeson* accompanied her.
Miss Myrtle She'ritt, of London,
Crediton Ailsa Craig J t► and illiss Alberta Sherrill.. of Wind -
sot spent a few days at their hone
F. Brown Dorman 0 Centralia here.
E. Wurtn 2 Robson 1 Mr. Myron flit k- 'eft Inst friday 111 r, Thos. SlcCnnn is spending his
Ur. McCue 1 White t+ for Seat( 7e. holidays at Detroit.
Ed Fahner 0 Barnes 1 \1 r. and _\Ir . .'1m Davis and Mr. 111 r. 'l hos Lynch shipped it carload
1 A, Holtzman 0 Chapmat) 11 and Airs. W. It. E tiot1 left on Tr.os_ of cattle to Toronto brat week.
IO. Brown '3 Russell 1 day for the northwest, the former Mr. and -Mrs. Win. (wiser and fami-
H. Eabher 1 Easton 1) t ail,' :,• ;t, r
• iy, of Crediton, spent Sunday with
H. Young 2 Lerch } 11 r. and Mrs. C. Finkbeiner.
IR. Fabner 1 Bloodttwortit 0 qtr. Alex. x. D. Hergorl, is carrying Mr. Allyn Rata spent Sunday with
4 fracture emoted several dsys ago. ._
his left arra in n sling owing to :( his uncle John Ratz, of Khiva.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schradeor,
spent Sunday with friends at Park-
hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Trirnner and Mr. and
Mrs. Schady and families, of Zurich,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. P. McKenzie and son David,
were at London last Tuesday to see
tilt. circus.
11
Crediton :1 0 3 0 1 3 0 1 0-11
,Allot
Craig 110000 1 2 1 0-1
iMr. Daniel Wein. of Detroit, ar-
rived Saturday to visit his parents.
Mrs. Trneller, of Detroit, is they
guest at Mr. Fr, d Eilber's.
Mr. and .Mrs. Will Either, of Ifuf-
fa:o, are the guests of the latter's
parents.
?f iss 'Clara Rau. of London, is vis-
iting her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Chris,
------ frau.
Miss Yule is keeping house for Dr. Mr. and ,Mrs. Ed. Bertrand and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Iicrtrand, of Detroit'
are visiting ,relatives itt the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Sarni. Brown, return-
ed Friday, after n three weeks' visit
with friends in St bewrting and other
!Michigan places.
iitr. Henry Sit•nit met with a d.-
p:orable accident Monday afternoon
and eta a result will be laid tip for
some time. flee was trying to capture
a horse in n field and in rennins.
Miss Annie Itondho :s • is visiting Campbell during Miss McKnabb s
nhience.
friends iu rhe vicinity' John Vickers, Ed. Kay and Vic -
Miss Melr s':.'t abb attended the tuner -
tor McCurdy attended the carnival
al of her .ter in Seafortb last week.
at Grand Bend Inst Thursday.
Mr. Thos. Tufts left on Tuesday Mrs. 1'. Gnedke is spending a few
for n trip to the west. Five of his day= with her parents, Jir. and lits.
of his fruniiy etre living there, two Boh•rt
sons and three drlighters.. Ile also Mrs. Smith. of London, who was
intends visiting Vancouver, Scattlo
and Portland visiting nl Charae �lrvine's has re -
'Miss Eila Copeland is visit:n, with turned home. atnick los knee tiesinst the sharp
pe g Miss Kate Thicker. of Toronto,
friend= here. Sunday h \1 1 Taylor.
edge of a mower knife which %vie
leaning on a shock of grain. '!h •
knee cap was trolly cut. Ur. Brown-
ing o: Exet. r was called and the
yo�:ng man was afforded some relief.
St) serioes is hi' injury. that it was
thought best to cnil in :t specialist
and 1)r. \ i'hert, of London. was cal -
:ed in Tuesday to see if the lin,!,
could be preserved. Much sympathy
is expressed for the young man. 11 •
Will working for Mr. 'Chris. !hist :It
the lime of the accident.
sir., 0. 1 toner, :Ind irrandrhild re-
turned to tit -ir hoar in Waterloo af-
ter visiting friends around here.
Mr. and -Mr:. M. liraun and child-
ren returned home after spending n
few weeks in Michigan visiting
trit'nd'.
Mrs. V. Braun returned to her
home in Cleveland after visiting her
• s!.•r Mrs. `Stahl. Mrs. 1. Wind and
tinnily. of Detroit, are the guests of
Mr. Charlie Wolfe.
Mr. 11. Either, M. 1'. 1'. was in
:London on Thursday on bnsinrsg.
Some of the visitors in town. Mis-
K. \Wenrel, of Sl. Louis. Mrs. Green.
of Greensville, Miss Ilowlet. of Colt.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Behnke. and Miss
Martha and Clar 1 \Verteel, of De-
troit, nre the guests of lir, and Mrs.
W. Wenzel.
Mrs. Troller, of Detroit and ,Mr.
and Mrs, W. Eilb'•r. of Newark, are
the !'meat. of Mr. and •Mrs. F. Eit-
ber.
Mr. '1', Wind. of Detroit, i= visiting
at the home of his pirents.
Mr. S. 'Aioyer is spending few
Mr=. James Murray wba h is been spent . unt a) s'it Mrs. , . ay or.
Tor -
quit • sick, is improving rue 'y. Mrs. Dr. Walter Ferguson. of Tor-
irwin Dawson Ii is hour ir..m the onto. is visiting at Wm. \\'iceman's.
The new hridg,• that w•as started
„est ( n few weeks ago is completed.
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THE LAK!: 1t(l'I'i; To WIa'1'P:Its
AS ye Sew ('ANADA
11 The tno=t alt r tet Ire route is via the
Grand Trunk It1ilway System. North-
ern Navigation Co. across Likes
wen tt1Stlntly : eN IULr On \ Iran nasi Su n•rior :Ind Canadian
Ahern
Itail t% !'ort Arthur to
tt1P bWutlls money 1'J11 Idly winnipeg and the West, offering the
hest possible railway ,service and a
We are reaping satisfied eels "fresh ssater .ea yoy'ir •' beyond
coral :.r
tomer,. Natural, isn't it.
So shall you Reap
When we sow one adverlishment in
the nese. pipers. nt,ttinq the price for .
A Sul!, ('t,:it, Ttatstprss, or wh.tttver .
the nd. might suggest, we ill 'tide the
Ws' of everything in that, suit. iI.attAt:enfth.orHeart Weakne++ meensNervt
Mrvus:h. or \erve tteak*I '-nothing more. i'os
Thi,, best !`loth, the best }.infuses. the Ititelr, tint oils w,•ak heart Its a hundred ti. In It
two Y:a.ldt►ig's, the heat Thread etc.. I 1.11.hidden tln>!illtil.. ra�+ that rer"lly hsnfl at fa ilc
AA well an the best of our ishilif v in l'ut This oMcure nerve• -the (Ardlee, or heart Nerve
ting. Fitting Anil Making, sit .uldtl't I --simply nerds. and must have, more rower, mon
We reap wit' Isward'
1 a4t.,lay. mon r,gamlting. more govrrntnt
Hrrngth. without that the Ifcart trust conllnnl
Th!s nil, it sawed to re:sl) gnu as nits to isil, nmljjhr s:, trach sad kiln Ts also have
oft tor customers. \Vher, you recti a there same 74mtmllu,r nercr+.
+ + Thl. dearly explains srh , as a rsedlelnr, Pt
Snit. 'oat, t rouser: ori llhonp's Restorative has in t he past dotle ao much
for weak and ailing Hearts Pr. Shor.p Ant sought
11!1}1('\'`-I'yt, the rause of all tMs yetuti 1, palpitating, lufoeat.
distress. P► Phoap's Restorat r -thlt
;sstnlar prescription -1+ Con., directed to these
let th's ail• lead y.•n hs unt 4hrtp where w,'ek and wastingq nerve ctitters. 11 i•ulldst
I1'stt.•neth, ns; lit
offers real. gennino hnstt bele.
AP rth pletvP l,t y,rt1 tin1l +s'P Ilse tilt tt' 1f yotl srnuld have strong ihearts. strong .t'
WO ward, est`en. Krer'gthe•t these ;nerves- re-e!tabllsi.
t them as needed, with
Di'.Shoop s days+ Al the lien&
AIr. .1, Melcf►onnld of Ails
• estorative ,; ) : ,' it fete theta ed
(�':.I,. n nnmhcr offended th
at ,,radon and a!I rehortcd
eart Siren
th
J' H Holtzmann R
Crai;,
here.
eiretie
good
While he was getting itt a buggy be
slipped rind falling to the ground
struck his arra in such a manner that
it was
broken.
•`•1 r. A. 'r. F. Butt spent Sunday
and Mond•ty in Detroit.
A number front here 'spent an en-
joyab:e time with the hdenites at
their annual picnic at the Bend.
Mies Lillian Snell has returned to
her home in Exeter after spending
several days with friends :Ind relt-
tives here.
Miss x11. Wood and Mis+ M. ltapsey,
of London. are visiting friends and
re':►tives here.
A game of baseball is expected on
Fr:day evening between the Lucan
Stars rind Centralia. Don't fail to
. • •til•• lastest game of the season.
Beats the
Signature
of
Zs O Si. 2 ,aat.
the 1010 'ho Batt Ahnals Bolo
W halon
Mi.,' Ethel Parkin nn. elf St. Miry-,
is visilin;t friends aro.:nd here this
..11-4 Edna Gunning, returned horse
'•lo nilly Ifs •r a pleasant visit pith
li- •.d- :1t ',intsbnty.
1 11 rhi:dr n of the S. S. were I A N
s n a p:r.t-int outing on Tuesday
..1 ii non by \les. .1, \ . Millson at
1t.: !mine. here it splend'.d programme Now in Robust Health.
w:,- r n'I i ri by the children. in -
.11 1a:ging. 1 ecitittions. din- 1 Mrs. M. E. Harron, of Newton, Ont.,
aim drib.. '!'here were nlso writes : " i must say our son would have
:;aces. ic• cream and other been in a consumptive's grave long ago
11ta,.-:.-10111x, the mat hers of the had it not been for PSYCH iNE. He was
ervous Wreck
ch..lre.t were pet =tent and all enjoyed
a t : ht jo:iy good time.
It. Jlr. Kest: . of Exeter. preach-
ed
)
It •t .,I •'nl:dav in al tire of o
.1uteoe I'n:tor.
Ali -a 5.11:111 1'o:lypl,rnk. of Granton.
spent S tiday here with friends.
Q :.1 • :t roan!) •r from :'round here
at t• 11.i d ;he cirri's in London on
5 BLISTERS,
SORE FEET.
U
MBURNS
w admits
for_jlt.s'.
taken down with La Grippe and a severe
cold. His whole system was weak, in-
cluding his lungs, which were seriously
affected, as is always the case after La
Grippe.
"After taking several remedies and
treatments we procured PSYCH INE, and
tongue cannot tell the marvellous results
brought about In two months. He gained
over twenty pounds in weight,and strength
and appetite returned."
Mr. Harron himself 0 most emphatic
as to the beneficial result of wins PST -
CHINE He declares, "To•day 1 am in
splendid health and have never been sick 1 -
a day since i took PSYCHI NE." Farquhar Thames Road
PSYCH INE is the greatest tonic known Thr sou nd of thre•bing is again
The Bethany Anniversary sees:
to medical science. it builds up the sys• heard in the land and men are being' will be held, August 22nd, scrvie
tem and toncs up evettones up every organ of theho.fl, nble to estimate th, ir profits for the 11 n. m. taken by Rcv. Hobbs.
enabling it to resist and throw off disease. year 100fl, ns wheat will (,caths key 1':xetrr, tinging :ed by I:litn s
`Peak nerves cannot exist 'bete PSY t 19 k deposit. Oats he/ baric , choir. in the .venin at 7 . m.
CHINE is used consls'ently. Send fora o n n po y i ,, g D
look rash, r 'herr in Ih'' bead. �• arson will preach, singing 1. :
trial bottle and prove the truth of these t I'harnrs itoit1 off., hytcrian eho:
statements. Quite n number ha r.• hero hofs•' .\ fere sviil of tering of one bit.
PSYCHINE is sold by all druggists dnyintr at thy' Bend. t.red and tstenty•fite dollars U ask .4
and dealers, SO cents and $1.00 a bottle. Tor, itev, Watson. Pastor.
R, 1). Tuirnhttll, of ,SU, Mnry=, i s _�
plstt:`d with honors the cxarnin,tiot. OA•TOA=i1.
Boo
jar smeary;` to Isul in ecurin a is Baaneke A.MT tlYOtM>I11AlM>I
was also rncccssful in securin,,� his
unior matriculation. ' stir»
co.
O1 August
I1('llce to
and make it
Cut prices in
,lien's 2 piece Summer Suits
Ladies tVhitc Shirt Waists
Dress lengths of Dress Goods in different shades
I3alance of trimmed and untrimmed summer Ilats
Balance of our Lace Curtains
Remnants in Dress Goods, Prints, Gingham, Fancy Muslins
1 crate of Glassware regular 15c. and loc.
Dinner Sets
Give us your trade and we will save you good money.
Siebert L Co.
Hartleib Block. DASHWOOD
THE DASAWOOD PLANING MILL CO , Limited.
Have on Hand and for Sale CHEAP
Pine and I1ewlock Lumber; Shingles, Laths, Posts, Sash, Doors, Frames'
Flooring and Siding.
We sell the celebrated Pa ioill !tooting -None Better
All kinds c.f Factory work done to order for which our prices are reasonable.
Just to hand, a large import order of WINDOW GLASS
which we will sell at very close prices.
Now is the time to order your Ifay Racks and Water Troughs,
Call in and See us.
The Dashwood Planing Mill Co., Limited.
Dxshwnn,!, Olit.
CANADIAN NATIONAL [XHIBITI0N
TORONTO
August 28th - 1909 - September 13th
Greatest Live Stock Exhibit on the Continent. Forty industries
in active operation.
ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD
will officiate at openin-e ceremonies on Tuesday, August 31st.
MILITARY YEAR AT THE FAIR
Model Camp -Victoria Cross and Wrestling on Horseback Competitions be-
tween teams from Dragoons and Artillery -Artillery Drive -Musical Ride, etc.
GREAT DOUBLE BILL OF FIREWORKS
Dreadnoughts
In
Naval Battle
THE SIEGE OF KANDAHAR
BATTLE OF THE NORTH SEA
WATCH FOR REDUCED RATES AND EXCURSIONS.
For all Information writs Manager J. 0. ORR, City 11.11, Toronto.
1000 len
i11
Uniform
We are making :t nese
departure this season, and have
arranged to sell wheels dile,' dp ruts:',
saving to our customers all intermediate profit..
Ily this plan we can offer
Regular $50
Hyslop Bicycles
for $25
This surprising; value in frrst-class wheels will be no import-
anpannedsfor aa I,igtl'cycle year, andhe resoration of teir xalrelreatly wi h the
hest machine for the money ever offered in Canada.
Fend for lllu,trated Folder
HYSLOP BROS., Limited
High.ClAutomobiles and
B.cyc .sssa TORONTO, ONT.
Western Fair
Open
to the wo►Id
Athletic
Day
Monday
Dog Show
LONDON
Ontario's
Pop ular
Exhibitio n
Sept 10-18
Increased
Prize List
Speed
Events
Daily
Cat Show
The Great Live Stock Exhibition
Music
91st Highlanders
7th Fusiliers j -_ The Best Fiver
Fireworks Take a Holiday Special Rates
Each Eveningand visit London's Fair I Over all Railroads
I -
Prize Lista, Mary Forms, Programmes and all inforrnation from
W. J. REID, President A. M. HUNT, Secretary
Attractions
Program Twice Dally
PASV€ N E
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