Exeter Times, 1909-09-30, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, SEPT. 30th 1909
Brown's Grand Showing of Crediton KIRKTON
• The Stars cotuWill be held on
plt•t.d the season la:i FALL FAIR
Fall and Winter Styles Wednesday. Civic leant,
by idefeat.
in_; the Goderich scam, champions of
the Perth -Moron league, by the score
of 8 to 'S, thus bringing to Crediton.
•
the championship of th county. The!
stars have had an exceptionallysu , Sept 30th and Oct. 1st
cesful season, Winnie: the tug) oris •
;awes played. Their strongest con -
,tenders were !be Zurich boys, who
copped off one game, but in the final
scrimmage, our boys showed their
Also Showing a Big Range of Ladies, Misses mettle by trimming the neighboring
and Children's CoatsThe
unmercifully.
The anniversary cervices of the
Crediton Methodist church were held
This week we received our last shipment and our stock is now last Sunday, when It_•v. It. llobbs, of
plete. Ask to see them. Exeter, occupied the pulpit both
morning and evening, dcliveriog ex -
I RlBSS GOODS ceptionally fine sermons. On Mon-
day evening :t special program was
We have everything that is new liven. at which the ministers of the
neighboring appointments assisted.
A large number from here attended
Zurich fair. They all reported a
good time.
Mr. 'Milton llarris spent Friday in
Dashwood visiting friends.
Mr. Christ. Eilber and daughter
of 'Zurich. spent Friday in town the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wenzel.
On `Wednesday of last week the
Goderich young men drove in and
played a friendly „acne of baseball
sat bays. The score was 8 to
i,, .,,ear of the Stars. We under-
stand that when they were driving
in they wanted to know whether this
was •Crediton and said it was just a
little country place and that farmers
lived here, but before very long they
saw what the fanners could do. 'To!
defeat a team from the County -town
speaks well for 'Crediton and adds
another laurel (o their long list of
victories.
Miss Gladys E,-ery was in town one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Siebert and child-
ren. of Dashwood, spent Sunday in
town the attest of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Braun.
Mrs.
1yer, of Mr. andis the
gustof her parents. Mrs.
M• 1Veiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and children
of Dashwood. spent Sunday in town.
Mr..1Vm. Braun. who was working
in Dashwood, left for Pittsburg*.
where be. has accepted a situation.
Mrs. llluett-and Gladys are spend-
ing a few weeks in Forrest visiting
relatives.
Miss 011ie and I'e:u'I lloltzmann
are spending a few weeks in Merlin
and Stratford visiting friends and
relatives and attending the Y. P. A.
convention in the latter place.
Mns. and Miss Heist, of Pelham.
arc visiting relatives in the village.
.Mr. William 11. Geiser Left for tho
west this week.
stirs. E. 11. Bean ww•ith sons 1Villiam
and Emerson, are spending a few
weeks visiting friends in /Manchester.
We invite all the ladies of Crediton and vicinity
to visit our display of up-to-date Millinery. This de -
par Lnent is under the supervision of Mrs. Link, and
her variety of styles surpasses anything shown hereto-
fore.
Thursday and Friday
For Men, Youths and Boys
We have our new fall stock of Ready -Made Suits and Over -
Coats and invite you to see them before purchasing elsewhere.
FURS -Our range is complete
Buyers of Clover, Timothy and S
Alsike Seeds, Live Poultry •
Dried Apples and nil kinds of
Produce, etc. highest Market Price.
BROWN
4ur6lidsco BIdGksoeIth BuIllcss
[Laving purchased the blacksmith property and
business of MR. A. E. P\ -M, near the Town Hall I
am prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmith Work
for the General Public, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of all the Old Customers of the Shop
and many New Ones, I believe we can give you
entire satisfaction.
Yours,
David Russell.
••ea• .,
t'r e.1 !t r
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BULBS OF THIS
PRETTY PLANT FREE
fiend us your name and address, and name
Of publieatlon Jn which this advertisement
appears, and wo will mall you absolutely
free n bulb of tho beautiful BUTTERCUP
OXALIS. Tho bulb is small, but It's a
wonder, Plants will flower In six weeks If
properly treated. It's grand for winter
blooming. producing upwards of one thousand
pretty flowers in it season. You'll be de-.
lighted and astonished with this plant. With •
tho bulb. we will also send you rt •ops of
our HANDSOME BULB CATALOGUE free,
which tells you ali about hundreds of other
varieties some of which you may want.
DARCH d' HUNTER SEED CO., Limited,
ERCUP OXALIS -FREE. London, - Ontario.
`As ye Sew
hall you Reap"
constantly sewing on
t cloths money can buy
are reaptng satisfied cus-
tomers. Natural, isn't it.
SVheu ww•r sow our advertishment in
thenewbprlpers. stating the price for
a Suit, Coat, Trousers, or whatever
the ad. might suggest, we include the
beet of everything in that suit.
The best Cloth, the best Linings, the ear old, Wm. Pepper; two year old.
beat Padding's, the hest Thread etc.. J. Campbell. A. Reichert, E. Troyer;
as well as the best of our ability in Cut- three year old, F. Ryckman ; span in
Mg, Fitting and Making, shouldn't
htrn
es
s and
nd wagon, E. Villcrt, A,Ittc er c.we reap our toward?GEN h
RALPURPOSE
.
i{1 osE
Prize Winners at Zur-
ich Fair
IIOIISES
HEAVY DRAUGHT
Brood marc accompanied by foal,
John Campbell; foal, John Campbell
one year old, W. Love. J. Geiger; 2
year old, G. Moir, A. Pennington. A.
Love; span in harness and wagon. II.
Rader.
AGR ICI;LT(11IAL
Brood marc accompanied by foal
Wm. Pepper. Wm. Lamont ; foal, \Vin.
Pepper, A. Stelck, Wm. Latnont: one
This ad. is sower
toIreap you its one );rood neve accom rinird b
Of our customers. %Viten you need a • P. Deiehert, A. Stelek. T. Consul'
Snit. Coat, Trousers or foa1,T. Consit. Wm.Pfaff. 1'. Deiehert
Fancy VC'st one year old, A. Stelck, A. Love, 8.
Jacobi; two year old, 8. 'Sararas, S.
Jacobi. L. Wt:rm; three year old, J.
et this ad. lead you to our shop where Decker, jr., Jacob weber. E. Under:
we can prove to you that we live up to span in harness and buggy. IS Schnell
word. .1. Decker, sr.. E. Rader.
CARRIAGE
Brood stare ncconpanied by foal
L. Wttrm, L. McArthur ; foa 1 It. Mc-
H.Arthur. L. Worm, D. Schnell; one
Boltzmann Year old. L. 1Vurm. 11. held; thur: twwo
/1 year old, G. Clausins; three year old
(..? EDITON. 11. Koehler, .1. :Decker, jr.; span in
harness and buggy, J. Decker. sr.;
buggy horse in harness and buggy, .1.
Geiger, W. ltuby. S. hunter.
itOA DSTEJLS
Brood mare accompanier) by foal
.1. Decker. jr.. G. Moir. W. Love;
foal. T. J. Amy. •1V. Love. .1. Decker,
tr.; one year old. J. .Decker, jr., 1.
%Veber. 8. Jacobi; two year old. i1.
Rader, 1). Schnell, 11, Kraft ; three
year old, Wes. Miller. J. McBride. J.
Harmer; span in harness and buggy.
W. Trurnlncr, G. Hepburn. 1'. Sherritt
Rheumatism
T have found a trier) and tested cure for Rheu.
g�ffaat�1p: t! Not a remedy that sill straighten the
c/..(1 limb, of chronic cripples, nor turn Cony
ggrrvowth+track 1., flesh again. That Is impossible.
pat 1 am now <nrclr kill the paint and pants of
obis deptnrable di+.dtso.
In (ternuo -with a chemist in the City of
IDarmstailt -t found the fast Ingredient with
which Pr. thon1. s Ithenmatie Remedy wag mado
• porb•erm. dependable prescription. Without
Ghat last ingredient. 1 s::reesafuily treatedl many.
many t*8,•s of VItotunatim,i;12fltriiiir, at fast. It earl.
/onnlycun'+all enrtbic eat'-, of this heretofore
much drea'1.•.1 disww+r. Those sand -like granular
waded. faund !nit heamatie (Rood scorn todi.s„'ve
e nd t*s-. away 'Hider the action of this remedy as
freely as does +agar when added to pure water.
ad then. wh'e'n dlasolrcdl• these poisonous wastes
iy pass from the ystera, and the (m,rse 01
tlsm 1s gone or.•ver. There> t+ now nn
seat need -'n actuat .:a• to suffer longer with.
sus bap. We sell. and t confidence recommend
Dr. Shoop's
eumatic Remedy
W. S. HOWEY,
tlensall
a Gsinlrnison. of Buffalo. is the
Worst of Mrs. 'rhos. Pear( and oth.•r
friend:.
Quite a number from lure attended
the funeral of the late airs. Jackson
tit hipper,.
Mrs. Thee. Simpson. after a vi -it
with relatives In Lonrho. l,'r
turned borne.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Shipka
Announcement ans made last week
and the wvicek before of a marriage
.it Shipka of John Itatz, jr.. to Mitis
Martha Geiser on Sept. 15th. This
event did not take place and we are
reluested to deity the announcement.
However the notice did not appear
in the 'Pieties.
i
Thames Road
The wedding of Miss Trent. daugh-
ter of Mr. henry Passmore to Mr.
John C:otl;b, of llibbert, took place
at the home of the bride's parents on
Wednesday. Sept. 29th. the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. C:ou eb will reside on
their farm near Chiselhurst.
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A clever, popular e:enee ':old Cure
Trtb:et-called Preventics-is being
dispensed by druggists everywhere.
In n fou' hours, 'revenues are said
to break .
ak
(mycold-completely.
An
d
lr•
tvc• '
l L1C
being e:o safe n
sortie, nre very ine for children.. No
Quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh
nor sickening. Box of 48-25e. Sold
by ,W. S. Mowery,
Liberal Prizes and Good
Attractions
2.3o Trot or Pace, Fanners
Green Trot, Ladies Bitching
Race, Lady Drivers, Competition
among public schools for proces-
sion, drill and patriotic songs.
The hall has been enlarged. Bring
on your exhibits, titers will be ample
room for all. For any other informa-
tion write the Ser.
JOHN HAZLE\VOOD, fres.
AMOS DOIIPE, Secy.
Kirkton
Miss Vella Barr, who bad been vis-
iting her mother. returned to St.
Marys, last week.
The %Vorld's fait- will be held here
to -day and to morrow.
liirkton big fair October 1st.
airs. Dennison who has been visit-
ing her sister Mrs. 1F. W. Taylor re-
turned to her home in Detroit.
'i'he fartn of the late W. J. Tufts
has been purchased by Air. Milton
Gregory for $7,000. We congratulate
him on his ncjltisilion of suck n de-
sirable up-to-date property. Mrs.
'tufts and family will reside in Lon-
don. 4
Mr. Ed. Gables, of St. :Marys, paid
a flying visit here on Sunday last.
Don't forget the Big Concert on
Fair night in Aberdeen Ifallf
Among those who attended the fair
at Exeter were The Misses Annie and
Maggie Leigh. They report having a
good time.
Mr. Frank •Mills is visiting under
the parental roof.
Miss Flora Brown visited in St.
Marys on Thursday.
Mr. and Tars. -Holliday spent Sunday
with Mr. and kMrs.'Thornas Blake.
Mr. Nelson Watson spent Sunday at
\Vincheisca.
Ohl you Jack; the coons are in the
corn.
Some of the farmers around this
burg have cornmenoed silo filling;.
Messrs M. Watson and liay attend-
ed the Exeter fair and concert.
Miss M. Hrclhonr, of Base Linc,
took first prize tit. Exeter hair on
her rug mat hooked.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Nelson Pletcher and
family took in the fair at London.
Misses Anna and Marie Watson, of
Toronto. who have been spending
a few days at their home here, left
Wednesday for Detroit, talieb.
Mr. \Vm. 'Mack is on Ihr sick list.
Canning and pickling are the order
of the day around here for the wo-
men.
Huronaale
A very pretty event was solem-
nized at the home of Mr. and airs.
George Ferguson, on September 15th,
when their youngest daughter. Miss
Victoria 11., was united in rtiarriaee
to Mr. Thomas l'rr;uson. 0 prosper -
our young fanner of Tuckersmitb.
Wbi.e the wedding march was heincr
played by .Miss Mabel Douleall, cousin
of the bride. the nuptial party took
their places on the lawn, under a
beautiful arch of evergreens, de.
corated with pinks and lillie9 of the
valley. in the presence of one hund-
red guests. The bride wwas gowned in
white si:k, in empire style. and wore
the usual bridal veil and orange.
blossoms, and carried a boulnt•t of
bridal roses and maiden hair fern.
dlte was (elven away by h --r father and
%vav
unattended. flee
stir
d The ll. ceremony rrmony wwas
performed by Rev. 'Colin Fletcher, of
Th ones load church.. After eon-
grntulntions all sat (loon to a sump-
tuous repast. The bride Is one of
our most estimable young ladies, as
was own bthe useful and
Mit. ROOSEVELT'SRIDE ON THE costlyltpresents she received. Amonr
'COWCATCHER THROUGH A the ;itis was a beautiful
"NA'TURALIST'S WONDER-
LAND
and chain from tar gold watch
LAND youn * :room. Tbr
their�nc wlhorn't on the ninth iconces-
sionng
of 'l'trckcrsniith.
The day after we landed are board -
'd the irain to take ti hal seems to
tie. t„ 1 think it would be to Inc.
tie, as I drink it would be to most
nen fond of natural history. the most
nleresling railway journey :n the
mor:d. It was (joy •rnor .Tacksan's
%pe :inn ,eta 1 train, t
u an f" •t
t f! addition n
t i
t
o his
own party and ours there was only
`Ir:ons; and we travelled with the
ttmost comfort through n naturalist's
vondcrland. All civilized govern-
ments are now realizing that it is
heir duty here rind there to preserve
inharmed tract: of wild nature, with
hereon ( he sw iid t flings 1 he des( rue -
ion of wwhich mean% the destruction
I, n of half the charm of wild nature.
sty horse in harness and bu38Y, 11. The i:nglis,h Government has made a
!titers. 1'. hassold. G. frodd: lady urge game reserve of touch cf the.
driver. J. Decker, sr.; 1'. Fnssold, G. region on the way to Nairobi, estretch-
fodd' in: lar to the south. and one mil •. to
Special- Silver cup by Al. Y. Me- h.. north of tate track. Thr reserve
Lean for heavy draught marc and swarms with game; it would be of
;all. John Campbell. little value except as a .reserve;
Judge. Richard 1Velsh. Exeter. and the attraction It now offers to
CATTLE ' travellers renders it an asset of real
Ui:nii >L
Cow. E. Rader. 1'. Deich•rt. Jacob Jcons'I'ICn.• to the whole colony.
On our train the locomotive was
I!ik.•r; 2 year old heifer, 1'. Deieh�rtIfitted wit ft n comfort abl,' neat across
I: k oitp; )Titling heifer, C. Rauch, the cow -catcher, and on this, except
1 Rader, I'. Deich'rt; heifer calf, W. at mealtime, 1',penl Inost of the
'•', .%1!ister, E. Rader 2nd and 3rd. hours of daylight, usually in company
t►tber than tttoron :hbred Durham' with Solon+, and often nith Gover-
-Cow, .T. llaberer. E. Gies A. ltieb-l„er .l:ackson, to wham the territory
' 1 year old heifer. J. Ilab.•rer, tad tit • ,Lime were alike familiar.
I -t. -ted and :;rd.; yearling heifer, J.! Tb • drat afternoon we did not se: -
1i -31)A -or. E. Rader. P. Deiehert ; two many wild animals. batt birds abound-
3-enrtold Meer. C. Hauch. E. Klopp. 2I ed. nod the scenery was both beauti-
tnd lrd: year:int steer, C. Mauch 1st fel and interesting• A black and
;'•.d and 3rd; •steer c i:(. ('. Ilaueh ; I whit(' hornbii!. feeding on the track.
1.. --y cow. W. ilo;fm•ln. 3'. Rummel. ros• so late that we nearly caught Ir
lobi,, 11. 'Smith. Exet, r. i with our hands:
guinea-fowl and
SHEEP franco'In. and occasionally bustard.
Lanj Woo:-A,red ram. Snowden roue near by ; brilliant rollers, snn-
Ilro..: yearling en... J. liabercr, W. b:rda. bee -enters, and weaver birds
Rltt:, r; ewe lamb. .1. linberer 1st flew beside its. or Qat unmoved among
led Ind:ram 'lamb. W. Battler lat the Ire s as the train passed. in the
t• d .2nd; ewe having rais:d lamb flask we near;) ren over a hyena; a
tette.E. Kopp. W. (Tattler. yenror two previously the train netn-
l'ie • Lilco:.- A Ted ram. A. Dunkin: ally did rant over a lioness one ni zht,
3 tr i.,r ew•, A. Duncan 1st and 2nd; and the rondretor brought in her
hiring reieeI iamb, in 111b9, A. head in triumph. In fact, Ihor. have
I •.kin 1st and end. been continual mishaps such fig cord d
PIGS only happen to a railroad in the
In the lierkshire .n 1 Tamworth l''.•istneen,• 1
s Scowden Bros. took all the 1'rorn -African r r Ttalla" wr
I r'7 '. • Thcodnr•' nowt • the Oetob
Continued on page 4. Scribner.
IMP
FALL SKIN DIei1sA81:s.
An Article for Mothers.
When the children "break out'' with
'eruptions
com-
mon inthetlfall, skin diseases,
to use.
less and nauseating tncdicinea. ;Zen -
Birk is what Is needed. It Is a skin
food Hi well ns a heath); balm.
Mrs. Chas. Lcvere, of l'rescott,
North Channel. Ont., fells how Zam.
Ilnk cured her baby. She says :-"My
baby's head and free was on • eonl-
nletc mass of sores. The itching and
irritation wwere fearful, and the
lithe one's plightwwns so Iva rfu) that
tit ane time wo feared her ears would
be eaten off.
"We had to keep her hands tied
for days •to prevent her robbing and
scratching the sons. Doctor niter
doctor 1rentett her in vain. ,untiI we
had had five doctors. They all azreed
it wwas a friehiful case of eczemas
ant none of them did any permanent
good.
to try Znm'tl, . Thew we were r
first box did so
twirl) (rood that we felt .ur.• two waver'
at last wworkin; in the right direction.
\1'e persevered with the treatment
until we had used thirl, en borer. and
at the end of that lime i .nl glad to
say giant-Ifuk °fleeted .1 cure."
Mrs. Ifoimes, of BO, Guise Street,
Hamilton. is quite eloquent in her
praises. She says:' ''Z to-U;;k cured
my boy of boils and eruptions when
h•• tens so bad tit it he had b. en un•
•ib'e to mix with other children.
Prior to the boa:s breaking out h •
had hid n bid erupt:on, brit %ani-Ifnk
c:eared this away too, and made his
skin clear and smooth. It is t
wor.d•'r.ul preparation. and moth •rs
(broil rhort the lard the .1 :Ow•ay;t
keep it handy,''
For eczernn, eruptions, rasbea.
fetter. itch, Jin ;worm. and Rimilar
•,kin rlis;•na,.:, %ate -ii tk i+
et
e tont. it nifo cure.* (elle wwbth nae
scalds. piles, abscesses. chror ie sore,
l✓oodpoisoning, etc. All , uftgisls
and stores at 60 refills 1 le)
free for price from Zam•ll
Toronto.
DASHWOOD NEWS
Grand t3end i
\\'o'k on the construction of the
new Brenner hotel stables i; bean;
rapidly pushed and when a en pie tett
the building will be one of t ._• finest
in the county for the p•urpax•s in-
tended. The basement end first story I
nre of cement, while the loft will b.• .
of lumber.
Mr. \Vare Oliver, our !guiat town; -i
pian, last week harvested his crop of
tobacco: The crop this year Is trot a..
good as iormerly owing; to Mr.Oliverl
being away a portion of the time and'
not being ublc to properly cultivate
it. 1''or the last, we can't tell how
many years, Mr. Oliver bas been;
bow to properly cure it. F
The Bend has a somewhat desr,rted1Ilartlelb Block.
.rowing his own tobacco. and knows;
iebert Co.
You are cordially invited to our MILLINERY
OPENING on W(.dnesday and Thursday September
29 and 3o, when Miss Siebert will be pleased to show
you a large stock of the very latest New Vcrk and
Paris Novelties in millinery and pattern hats.
Siebert & Co
nepcarauce now. the campers with -
•w
few %- t xceptions, having :eft for their!
bones.
Mr. Itnrw•c 3
DASHWOOD
Harvey I o, , ub, t ry visited la�
Parkhill rvey y. ILL/NE
We ore hawhic •Zoite o do frosts Ry
opEN/at preid . uhiclr afll no doubt doNG
corn tied other late et•opS pantie
Thrmshin' is about completed in We beg to announce to the ladies of Dashwood and vicin-
this neighborhood some crops have'
turned out fine, while others have not, ty that our formal millinery openings will be held on
been r+o good.
1
:SW:sou ,t:c•, .'.! •, who has been with FRIDAY AND
s brother ill the store Iters for the
SATURDAY J years removed to his brother
hi
la.'removed
Alex's. (arm 1-1 mile north of the
Bend on Monday. The store's loss will
be the faun's gain as Nelson hl a 1st
class farmer.
The Moron County, road and bridge
committee, alma the county engineer
passed through Imre on Thursday for
the purpose of looking after the erec-
tion of a bridge across the river at
the townline between Stephen and
McGillivray.
George Oliver was in Parkhill vis-
iting on Monday.
W. Il. Oliver contractor for the
cement block portion of Jos. Brenner
new barn has it completed, it looks
fine. 111r. Brenner is rebuilding a
much more commodious building, be -
44x75 fl. :3 stories high.
Mrs. Thos. lbbitson, who ha; been
visiliag her brother and sister, •\V
116 O.iver and Mrs. Wm. Patterson,
returned to her house near St. Thomas
on i''riday.
1Vcdding bells are expected .to ring
here in good shape this week. More
about it next week.
J. W. holt accompanied by Mrs.
Holt was a Parkhill visitor on :Mon-
day.,
Jos. Sharron- has purchased 0 re-
sidence from Rich. Hamilton and in-
tends coming to Der ton tt in the tucar
future.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Winchelea
A- very pretty but 1•:i •t wedding
was solemnized at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John tCaldne:l. Hose hill
Villa, 'puckers/nit h, on Wednesday.
September 29th, when their dauzh-
daughter, Miss Ethel A. Godbolt, of
Winche:sea. was united in wedlock to
Mr. E. A. Russell, of St. Pant. Minn.
After the wedding Mr. and airs. Rus-
sel left for their home in St. Paul,
where th:•y will make their home.
The bride, who is one of %Vinchclsea's
charming young ,iadics will be great-
ly missed, but her many friends un-
ite in wwistl:n; her a long life of
ha ppinecv.
The following is the report of the
September examinations held in S. S.
No. 6 I'sbornc :-,-Sr. IV. total 460.
,,
Emma Heywood 39.., Sr. ill. total 410,
Inez C
erer. 3u.1 :(�
. 1 i wa
rd Kellett est 397
Roy Goulding 287, Erie Coward 230.
Jr. III. total 390. Hardwick Cornish
:3:30, Dia Cornish 310, May Clarke 221,
Ini t Heywood 218. Sr. 11. total 350,
I:,,rdon Duncan 308, Lloyd Johns 298,
Jr. I1. total 230, .Myrtle Washburn
188, Lewis Cornish 159, Vera Hey-
wood it -a.
.Jews• A. Hamilton.
Zurich
'N1 r. .1. A. '('onstautiue• of Chitin),
is now inalt Iger of the ,\lo:sons Bank
bra itch here.
lir. and Mrs. D. H. Steinbach left
last week for tit •.• home iu Detroit..
Air. ,1..1, Met...ft last w -eek
for the west. (0 ov, rsee some harvest -
in.
{
Rev. A. 1). ()killer attended tit.•
l'oiln r People's Alliance Convention
in Stratford la.t week.
Rev. Al r. 'Miller occupied the pul-
pit of the Evangelical church last
Sunday.
It is reported Zurich will have a
new store in the near future.
fir. W. 11. Gabel and daughter, of
L'ei vie, visited friends here last. week.
Mr. 1', W. Hess. has purchased a
besiness site on the Steinbach pro-
perty. fronting on Main St.. fom
Air. S. !tannic., and wits rnove his
Jewellery store to the new location.
this fail. w
Air. frier Braver, an aged and weli
known resident of the 11th Conces-
sion, died on 'Thursday, 16,15. from
heart failure, 1h• effects of a can-
cer with which he had ben afflicated
for n few months, having reached the
age of 72 yrars and 9 clays. Th'' de•
ceased wwas born in the Township of
I'us:inch and came to lids Township
Ihitt y -there yen ago. Resides a
widow, who is n helpless invalid, he
leaves to mourn his loss Ih. following
children: -Peter of Sebewwah►r, Mich.
Lea, wife of Joh i (l. Wein, of Step-
hen; William of the homestead; An-
geline. wife of Jo,eph Ifeverley, of
C:rw•elatid; Mary .1nn. wife of Oliver
I(ellenler, of Del toil. and Clara, wife
of Joseph Gartnnu, of 13eriin.
Tickling or dry Coughs will lnickly
loosen when using l)r. Shoop's Conch
Remedy. And it is .o thoro',ghly
hermitss. that Dr. Shoop tolls mo-
thers to use nothing else, even for
very young babies. The wholesome
green :eaves and tender sterns of a
lung healing tnount.'tinous ehruli triw•c
the curative properties to Dr. 811oop'8
Cough Itemcdy. It calves the cough,
tied In nly the s •nsitive bronchial
rnentbr:ye s. No opium, no cb!oro•
forst, t Wiling lin n -h t:s, d In injure
r post or suppress. Demand Dr. Shoop's.
k Co., Ace,•pt no other. Hold by W. H,
llowe .
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September 24th and 25th
We invite the ladies of Dashwood and surrounding coun-
try to visit our show rooms on above dates and following
days to insnect our beautiful display of Ladies Ileadgear.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
DASHWOOD
v Ilicycles ars
rapidly coming back
into popular favor,
the demand this year being
t we times what it was five years
ego. We have planned for it in
two ways -by getting the very best Eng-
lish wheel we can forpopuL•trselling,and
saving to our customers all intermed:ate pro -
tits by filling orders direr/ by nmol instead of
through agents. In this way we can offer
$50 Wheels for $25
and give better satisfaction all round. The quality of the wheels is all right
-only the best material; used and only skilled mechanics employed in
construction. The equipment is right up-to-date and the machines
throughout are such as we can thoroughly recomtnend. We sell autonto.
biles as well as bicycles and our plan is to make wheels serve as a good
advertisement to the entire business. Send for illustrated folder.
H1''SLOP BROS., Lirnit2d
High -Class Automobiles and Bicycles
TORONTO, ONT.
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