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THE EXETER TIMES, OCTOBER 25th 1 90
The StoreTt Beats
Past Record
The appealing buying inducements of a year ago must be bettered this year. So do not
fail to see our stock and compare our prices with any competitor. We have just opened up
one cf the largest Stocks of } urs and Clothing that we have ever shown.
Do You Require a Fur Coat?
Kirkton.
ltobt, Beatty. who Illy been quite
Ill, is tow ablu to be, out *;stir, ,'on•
•idor:tbly ituprovcd.
Ed Shier is buildiee a new fence
on 't he new proper ty at t he nor l:
std of *the village 4reoently purchased
by hila.
Thole %tele no service.. in the
acc•th<nt o church !stet dune on CLOTHING. We
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account u[ the (*.eerie* of the �� 4'041- «e have ust received a full shipment of CLOTHING, coniI•rieieg Nellie, Youths' and Boys suit!
hart Mt•t 1►oti it chug cls and es I ie •• and Overcoats.
dedic•:ition services twill be held next
6unday, t l.e Kirkton 'church
again be closed. �7V i J will SUITS are wade after the latest styles and the fabric,. are the newest.
no mistake by choosing either. Double or single breasted. You can make
Chas. Keen. i‘ ho %%a:r tit the ho(ipi-
IA Ile'.I
tal al Lousier, undergoing t r4entment i are exact duplicates of high priced custom garments. lu men's the I31 IA cloth coats,
es back he•r.� :a 1; lin much improved,' OVERCOATSquite long and skirt very full, is neww•. Also have an assortment ofl
and i4 lit'i(1;• *%it t► AI r, Tufts. and prices st)e•s met c•:,,ttis in this line
� SUITINGS Just received a ohiQtueht of these. Fancy tweeds and worsteds tel choose from. 1 �. Idols we haa-
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THE BUSY
STORE
THE NEW
15. BROWN
cut of
WINTER STYLES
If so we can suit you. We have just opened tap a Stock of 25 COON COATS made p ices the lowest.
Miss Bella Marr returned Home
1tinice dark Canadian Coonskins, well furred. nicely made, all sizes. Extra lengths for
Ta t Men not a poor coat in the Lot. All nice, prime, well -tanned Skins. If you intend purchasing a Coat, it will payt
cows ale look themover. We bought this lot right asci offering them cheaper than we eon's buy them to day from�n�w
e ing elseet•here der the famous "Vtekerntaun" goods. Near and color guaranteed. Get ,'ur prime- before porch**.
the wanuftl�turer. We have alt=o a large stock of China Dog, Bulgarian Lamb, Dark Wallaby Coate at close prices.
last week from Monc.lon.
lionday the boiler :,1 •1 he
trill was 'connected with She
smoke stack recently erected.
Mr. Wm, Brown hay the new cent- FUR COATS
cut 'foundation built under this resi-
dence. The inle,rior hna been 'torn,
out and it is Mr. Brown's intention
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to ralee •t he roof and remodel 't he
whole interior. At present his fain
ily is lithe! she t hou:. 1scutes v:r-' Last week we opened tt 1►them.• .
c•ttecl by James Al.:,ize,1 .tI HATS • big range of SOFT HATS bigith English and American styles.
five different styles. all the !.%teat, and have
Lr, Carr Inst tvc�ek purchased %!erect year old driver from 4trs.l FOR THE LADIES line. A call solicited.
'Wish to state that we have again received
Thome%i Cornish. The animal in •a
beauty and% eget her\sit h time Dr's' f booming In this li
rubber tired carriage makes a fits
turnout!.
Douglas \Vardlow, who was svith, 06OHr Dr688 Dr. Carr for ,;orae %week:± left last I
Douglas
600O.wek fol' Toronto where he will
take a course in the Veterinary Col -1
Jesse.
Geo. Farthing visirted in Exeter ons
day last week.
W. 11oore es Quito busy installing!
new furnaces. Ile has placed furn-
aces in for John McCollou,;h, of Us-,
borne, and \Vm. Bray, end at present
is making one for Relit. Merry. Be-
sides these he has a contiuel to out
one in the home sof James Itusts:Al.
It usseltiale.
LOvclar•• Johnston visited his Ufa -
1 her a few !lays hist %week on •t las ? -
b,ive line. POULTRY
Albert Switzer ban finished the
cement work on hes new butcher
strop and the cart.cnterf'are at work
on the roof and woodwork.
Miss Et hes Atkinson visited 'friends
in Exeter a few day:' last weak.
Rev. Veale occupied his pulpit Sun-
day. Oct, 14th, for 'tele first time
since lila illness.
Shier & Marshall
tl'ey etre rcrieivin
Tuesday for ww•hioh
tete highest prices.
A number from hero attended the
1Voodham Mentalist church fowl
supper Tuesday evening,
;JlrltelIe Robinson, of Londesboro,
is home on :t visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson.
On Thursday. Oct. 18, alio vener-
able Edward Switzer celebrated this
100th birthday, an event ww•hioh few
havo the privilege. Relatives to tho
number of about thirty assembled nt
the home of his son, 1'. 1)., witch
whotu the aged gentleman is living,
to extend congratulations on his
leachnig the century mark, Tables
were ;et at rix o'clock and tate hos-
pitality of Mr. and `sirs, F. 1). 8witt-
rer was enjoyed, while -Mr. Edward
Switzer cntertcrineti those present
wt•ith reminiscence's or .the early part
of last century. During the after-
noon Mr. Swit zer wrote 011 coeds -t he
following "Edward Sww'itzer is 100
years old to -day. Oc•t. 18, 1906" which
NC tl:trtded to those pres.'nt as sou-
venirs of the occasion. Not wit h -
standing his extreme old age Mr.
Swit zer held time pen with a firm
hand. A photographer *vas present
and took his photo. Among those
present were tions and daughters.
grandchildren, great ,srondchildren
and great great grandchildren. The
old gentleman who ,:till !retains his
hearing eyesight and spur -c1,. was
great ly piease.dl to hive so 111 any of
his family :around him. end to receive
their congratula!inns 011 his long
Period of life. '1'h4' occasion %Vaso joy•
musty sl,ent by :111. who eloped 'that
lois years W011I11 be prul„ngccl for
aonle lira(' to come. ,Mr. fiwitxem' w.s
horn in Ireland and crime to Canada
,.when 21 years of age.
Now is the Time to Make Your Selection.
We are doing a nice trade in Ladies' Fur lined Astrachan and Electric Seal Coats. Conte and examine our stock
et Ruffs, Muffs in Red, Isabel and Prairie Fox, Sable. Oppossutn and Grey Lamb, We have the assortment and at
very low prices. Do not fail to see our exquisite stock of up-to-date Millinery. We get all the Newest Novelties here
and at prices that are not prohibitive.
We have a nice display of the Latest MANTLES. Our Coats made by the leading manufacturer in Canada and
buying a mantle from us you get the latest and best going. A Call Solicited.
CREnITON'S
CHEAPEST
STORE
ale
C. ZWICKER
CREDITON
pie:used to see him.
Mr. Johan llcIsa:I, was in London
Flour_Milis
o n Mond:ay,
Mrs, M. Beaver, jr., whohad cin
auction sate recently, left on Mon-
day jos Port Huron to join Lear hus-
band, Mr. M. 131'avcr, who has .secur-
e:1 :1 t1o:;e1 pc.,i1io11 in the car shops
of that city. Mr. and Mrs. heaver
will 'take up ]tout;,.•-kecpin._1 at once.
Their many friends join in wishiu3
tlmetn success.
The Annual 111is:.io1►ary meeting in
connection with the Evangelical
church will be held next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. (Rev,) !;can in a very able
manner addressed the Sunday School
Sweitzer
of the Evans;dies! church on Sun-
day afternoon last. Her address was
mush enjoyed by the children aa well
as the older people and officers.
here, spent 'Thanksgiving day it t'hoas married and leaves besides
village. His many friends were trig now reoreot%'irm,► widow, hitt, father
end mother, two brothers and two
sisters rto mourn Oleic loss. The
remains were interred in She Exeter
cemetery on 'Tuesday. The Times
joins rho many friende of the family
in extending their heart fon. sytn-
pa a hy.
We have installed a NEW
ROLLER, PROCESS in our
Mill for the rolling of Oats, and
can now fill promptly any Or-
der to roll Oats for horses
We still have our Chopper
and can also fill orders in this
line promptly.
Crediton.
Business Change
THE
CREDUON HARNESS 8110P
Ha3 been purchased from Mr. Jas.
Clark., the ort' 1c who
t, t u xl d will
y r 1ut
be pleased to meet len father's cus-
lotners and all persons requiring up-
to-date Harness, Trunks, feet Cases
Saddlery hardware and everything
pertaining to horse euuiprnent. Re-
pailin,r done promptly and carefully
Your patronage solicit(.!.
�. W. CLARK
Crediton
DR E. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSICI-
euns and Surgeons, Successor to Dr,
E. A. hoist. Oredlton. Ont.
Thanksgiving Day was quietly
spent thee^,.%, Seine took adva►tt:igo of
the cheap r:rj1*%11y rates and visited
friends at a distance while others en-
j0Ved a drive through ihe country.
A great many •'njoycd'.11* holiday ut
home.
Mr. Chris 11:mu has Oaken a posi-
tion with Mfr. Alf •\\rtltcr:;, shoe
maker, Exeter, and .eonsnlettced work
last week.
Mrs. Thos. Ye bees and son, Mr.
\Vm. Yearley, who have beery. on a
visit out west, aelurned-home. last
week.
Mr. John Wilson, of Centralia. who
has been out west for the past few
trout 11y returned home last 'week.
hiss !Miry Young spent She
Thanksgiving holidays vitt:•ling rola.
litres and friends in London.
Miss L. Colvin. of Brussels, spent
1 few days last week the guest of
her sister, hiss M. Colvin.
Jar. ,ind ;,1rs. Chas. %wwicker spent
Sund•iy iii Parkhill.
ler:;. and Mrs. Gco. 'wicker, *Miss
Anna A, ;!wicker and Miss Kat-
i^ %wi.;kcr, of London, who spent a
few clays visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Ch 1s. %wwieker. returned Flo their
!tome on Friday last.
Mrs. (Rev.) tiworty. of fort Elgin, elks Flossie and Mias4 Etta Street,
!e 1' fl( win! 8cQilaintanites in,t14t vie. of Exe,er, anti Miss Garner, and
lane 1 his week. . eqs Glanville, of London, spent Hun -
DIET NOT TIl1'. WHOLE TIIIN(
You1' table is loaded .wwe111 food—
ditvest:tble and wholesome, yet you
never gain strength. What's tete
trouble{ Look %within, and what do
you find? A lazy liver. 'tstotllastt
overloaded wvit h work --useless work
because the bowels and liver •1 re 11'.1
sufficiently active. Belief i,, quick-
ly supplied by Dr. Hamilton's J'it18,
They make tweak folk,. st rote; by re-
moving the cause of 1 he weakness.
Dineation improves. cr`nslipat on
leave, liver lakes ,sew life, kidneys
wake up, ---tete whole system is en-
livened by Dr. Itamilton's fills, No
better medicine for t'ho sick or %veil.
25c at all dealers.
Dashwood
Mr. Witllatn Ronde and family
havo rr►e t o rned home from an sex•
tended visit to friend in Michigan.
The pulpit in the Evangelical
Church was occupied last Sunday by
our Itev. J. N. Ehlers of Grand Have
en, Bich. The tsormon had for its
outline "Redeeming ate Time" which
was both instructive and beneficial
The solo was very musical and class.
ical. Ile went from hero to his 'field
of labor, Grand Raven, on Monday.
We regret and sympathize with
the bereaved family, of John \\'ink-
enweder, in that their youngest
daughter. Lovina was called Ito rest
on Friday of last week after an ill.
re's of .typhoid sfever. We join in
hoping that the bereaved -may be
comforted .by looking 'to .Gott from
whom all good wines.
Mr. George Wambold returned to
Blyth, where he is engaged as clerk
for Earnest Mender after spending
Thanksgiving under the parental
Toot.
The auction bale of Al r, John 1. do, at the !tome of Mr. and Airs. 1Iisy Ethel Kellerman of Sarnia,
Is spending u few days at her !tomo
Bedford which was; held on Monday. Jas. Ilodgins, here.
was %tell at•tcnded, and everything ! Mrs. Albert Cunningham and ter
brought :1 gonia fivurc. Mr. Medford :cunt. Mrs. Ile:►rss, of Ingersoll, who( sarrisn Laura (dem who 14b been
will move into our village and oc- have been spending a new weeks at I Ron a dn,ssmlkenq business De -
a t her home here, has gone Ito Jae.
sups t tie house of Iii,. IMO( her, lir, the forrne:'a home here, Left Monday troll. where she has accepted a
morn lucrative position. We .loin
in wishing her success in her under-
taking.
Mr, Albert \Vcllur, who is at-
tending !the Business College al
Stratford is home far a few days,
Miss Quan a and friend of Ailsa
Craig, silent Thanksgiving Day !tete
guest of her sueter,
welder, of rl):r:;htvcr•el, on 8itur'd•iy• Mr. Albert \Veltin silent Thankn-
llr. Henry i,ankin t•i sited iris sig- giving at shin home in Danhwwo.od.
ter. Miss Flossie, whco is now in Vi.)- Air, Geo. Wambold spent Thanks.
tori i I►c,,0131, I-,-mdo'1, suffering
from apoendi'•itia.
Geo. Redford.
Dr. F. Allan, who. gee's SO, China nK
fttisseon;iry rcl,res4'nlalevt' in
connec-
tion with the Epworth Leagues of
the Exeter district. nddresssd the
League of the Methodist. church nn
for leg- home aceornpanied by Mrs.
Cunningham. %who Will visit with her
for :t few weeks.
Aire Karn and Mrs. Thompson, of
London. slretil 11114' '('h ►rlkst:iving hoti-
c1►3 wit 11 Mr. and Mr., Alf. Cun-
Monday evening. Then' was a very nen Atari.
large attendance and hire address was me Aur:tis Hill at tended t he
ilatencd
lo wit h :t great dc,ll o[ (ti -•r• d of '; ho late 1,,vina WVinken-
intc•rest, as he described how he
was lead to clic,✓':-e tnissionory work
to his lif•' work, alis the Away be
r;Our an education.
Thteste ('4►118 ale busy 1 his we-e•k on
t he neww ; irria,ie shop of Mr. 'Phos. ( Mr. G. 1lakrr, of Lctt<1011, HI►c'rtt a
Trcvcthirk• It i:4 expected that she 1 few •l,,ya Last meek visiting friends
brick wee k will he finis+heal 'this in town.
week. The ch:ii r'' •►f I heft tt bier•)% %was
There will he , swag l-ervir'' field made :''r•1i►t.+r four youtor r114'll from
• In t ho Ev:in,►clica1 church on Steel ly ( (;r.eenw cy and (which W1:; Io hive
evening next :Ind 1 1)" Rev. i1 r. I been he ird her. on Sat urd•iy, ww,i i
Mites subject will he ".Son,%" wit 1141 1 ' n h�• .11 r. Gco. 1)owwne Court -
Mr. Gott, ih Brown 1,- 4)01%. OII his ty co.. o es' •, ; 1 .. matter having been
rounds as tax roller or for t he , r1 r 1'41.
township of Stephen. Mr. Mil:lt•t<•1 lA':irv, of Mc(:illivr,ly
Mr, hardy, of London, visited hie who has been out west for the past
daughter. Mts. John Eilhcr, during few months, Ireturnc•d last sttt:ek,
the holidays. Mr. Leary ww:t,i in the Sudbury %tweak
Mr. John Williams haft returned and helped to remove fourteen Iieo-
tbonio from a trip to the Northwe4t, (114+ who %tete killed in the accident,
Mr. C. llloct t is moving isto the I)4.ath of Abr sum \Volker,— Death
house he recently bought and Mr. on Sunday. t)rt, 21st, melieved Abram
C. ha l►n4'r is moving into 'the ono 1. Walker, r of M r. and Mrs. .1 ,s.
•seated by ,11 r. Blurt t. Walker. of the ...veru tis(f4lrings sic'
Mr. ,Ricoh Hoist is on the sick lint• leis cndcired for the palet 18 months.
bir. rind Mrs. Kuntz and family, It %tell be recalled that Mr. Walker
of Exert-, visited at Mr. 11. Eilbe.es was unfortunate in hiving his bark
or madly. dislocated by the (*1ling timbers of
T1tc Misses filch, anti ('hirissy n barn during the sever windsto4itt
Drown. who hive i►4•en 1 isit in,l in in Sone, 1905. Mr. Walker was
Chcslcy, retro—nett honer t 1►is wwer'k. battling gravel sand %w it li others were
11 r, ;and A1rs, .1. th.eror ind Hiss into F. 'frit -bite'r's barn for Shelter,
Guctic Wider. of /,tri,h, spent Sun- While inside the *s ind rcashed succi
cl'v the guests 4,f Mr. and Airs. 6. -1 velocity that the building tea.:
Brown. blown down, killing ono of 11r. Wal.
Mrs. llosina Fink teener returned kyr'. horses and imprisoning hien he -
Lome on Mond ►v Ito 3(1('1• n pleas- t►4')t It t t,,' bribers. When roeeti1 1
nn1
vi 1: 1111 'ICU (1'1;:11^r, Mrs. le- lei 1 !ler 11 lw:is round 1h -r1
1) ini••1 Trtweeter. n( 111v toetod it'• leo hick was broken. ill' won t ikt'n
Mr, 11 ►sry 1,'nkins s 'c'n: 'i'hanks- to hi* hone :and medical itis :1rum-
Revile! .bin home in I;rinton• morsal. Ile .,Ifft- ientIv ?recovered
11is• pore Wenzel ►etclrncvt to from his acri4ls'nt ts4 i►,' able to ww11k
Iasi 1(0 nn Hlttit 41,s1' •iftr'r a pleasant t 'dr, it tlistnnr' twit%► ►a,:st•1nr4' :ansa
t%+'o 11cel:s' visit 41 it h her p tren(8, 1 Ike excrcj.te b1' 4111%'int', :1(1 1 11:14
Mr. :1(141 Mrs. \V1,►. \W4'nzel. thought to he nn a f lir ww IV '.,►
'i'14 Ita61114'1 :111' (iiia%• putting' the rerovery, when hi-. gtornaell certi-
tRlaaa in t1.. •shoot. The s'!iool when rnenced to %trout►!e twine
tititwhcd will Ir' one of t h^ neatest t':e dirce.l eaus,' or his death- Tha
buildin s in 41,15 pert of the coun-
try. The Ivor k nn it rellent and
It i• a rtedit 10 1 he :-.n; r re!er, \1r.
Geo. 11, Itoltzntinn.
Mr. Thos, Marrow, of Watford, 1 (' (Anon Road and mtp the lithe i1i4e41'v'naihle, For rimy ye,irs I'el-
former clerk in t he Mereh int.') bank et hen ma'rr'iage lived 1 eerie le mil eon -a eer vilin4' in 25e.. bre Iles Ra in
been 1 family ,find-hy. Get 11 to -
d ry.
giving at 'his home here.
Mr, W. eihrumm spent Monday
hint In London on business.
Mrs, Ireland anal family, or St rnt-
ford, spent a few days Icist week
visiting her 'friends in Dashwood.
Mr, .1. A, \Villiarns, of Zurich was
In town .on Monday. i141 !took n big
load or rfhort s from our flour mill
home with hitt.
The Dashwood mill shipped n car.
load of flour to 4$e:*forth and also
rene•ived a car of whn,t from the
West.
Mr. .1, •Eidt who Iris teem visiting
In Stratford Sian returned home.
'there will its. service In the Lu.
(her:an church net Sunday morning
at 11 n. rn. and in The evening at
7, Rev. Mr. Than will preach at
Nett ,4ervicos.
11 11'ine 41isl oeed Of my butsincs4,
I he i).ishwwoerl Flour Mill, 1 take this
opportunity of thanking try twiny
ric'n41s for their Inst I'atronn,;c,s :and
:I8 1 urn !closing up my books would
ask .111 'those owing ,rue to Fat (le on
or before November 15th. Ag.iin
t hankine you 'for past- fovors, -- .1,
1'.Idt.
The directors of the Illy Fire in-
surance Co. will meet t the ('om-
rnerchl hotel on Saturday next, Oct.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. shell, of Exeter,
st.t`n1 sunt ay 't he ''u"st y of Air. and
'1 • 1►, 'I'it'nm
11.1,\l:SS COMES
11 lee sort near :11 hind 1 temsily
that will alleviate pain and ►tcdi► till
1h4' doctor sorties? A %wise thine is
to hi%e titre,% in voiir home :, bottle
of •'Nee villus'' 1% !lir)! Tice ;gist int
reli4'f, and prevents ditcnnf from
d 'coated *van only .10 y•' irn of age ctj1e c'tin.'. Nothing known for t 1,e
-rid was highly rec(•vetetl by his 8(0111cli :1141 hnwcls that ennp•mres
1 1,gO circle or acsln ►intaneOA. tie test h Nerviline. For rr;imp'•, intli-
tw re born rxi the homeetead on the ge:,t1011, )14,)rlhlirn anal bratltrhi" ,it's
A large variety in this line. Also carry a number of fur -lined coals sI r.stsni'ah'r prices.
TS' FURNISHINGS ('on►e to us for anything in this Lint'. We have the latest ce,ilars, ties and
shirts. In underclothing a big stock to c•helr._,. 4.:it.
another shipment of in tt,t!es. Things are
S. BROWN _)
To Cure a Cold in One Day ��,,.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets./ry/
every -
1:4«1 Mika le past a This ��% %/.'Airs+re� �„ box. 25c.:
�sc.:
announces tlui,l
lire fowl ('very
they are ismyin ;
0001) REASONS 1'011 ITS SUCCESS
The majority of 4:1t:,rr'1* mr•cmedic•4
:are a:.,.lee's, 11111 One 111:,1 41008 cure
is Cm 1•1rrhozoltc, It clears the head
of all 1nuc',u•< •iisrhi:ir,to, !rabid
mat 1.'r in 1 he Host tits, 1)11lelr11 in the
throat. ;Ind ill-e-iee gents ar-' cotn-
jIc1v1y %,wept :aw%:av, The ,.dues of
the 41en4'ns4' is ,.lest royc•d, it's resitlty
are dt'.:1 Toyed. anti I he system so
t horou;rhly cleansed of cat lrrhal
poison that e11re i►+ permanent. All
types or rola, i l,. t hr,. 1 and bron-
chial I rouble, coll. and cc'11,11)4 ore
1110re' rer4:iinly c1111.(1 by C.1t..►:rrhm-
tone than any 11101'1 4.1843. 'Pito
25". and $1.011 r►! 111 dealer,,..
CItiN'I'ItA LIA
1); . Frank .1. ,\Il:+n, the mi=-ionary
whom the I{pew ort It i.eagues of the
Exeter ei.4trict, :•ieting to Cecina
g tt'' :1 Ieel tree in ills church on
t'►'id Iv seeming- lasl, n -'Iii: h was much
allprcriatcd by all present,
Thanksgiving 1'i'itots. — Miss i,.
Smith, of London, was the truest of
Mr, Byron ]lick",—Mess Irene Cur-
tin, of London, t• 1,+1 led at her home
here.—'1lte Ali''.25 Ellie and ,Tose-
The Kidneys
When they are weak, tor-
pid, or qct,, the whole
system suffers. Don't ass•
Mcg them at !6b tlM, but
heed the warning of the
back, the bloated
tbe urinary
bntat :mewl*
Hood's
whicboostalost•hebest. mai
meat motive soistimas.
se Mei
a a Alleretreettio,
POULTRY
POULTRY
We are in the market to purchase
your Poultry for which we will pay
you the Highest Prices,
CHICKEN DUCKS
GEESE TURKEYS
Bring then in dead or alive and re
member we pay the Highest prices.
Shromm.
DASNWOOD
Sioves
and furnaces
Are you thit,king of putting in
a Furnace, Cook Stove or Heater
if so remember we can supply
your wants at reasonable prices.
Heaters from $3 to $36
Cook Stoves all }'rices
••44••••4444++N++♦
Don't buy a stove until you sec
the Worlds Favorite.
If you v ant to sec the wonder
of the world in a washing machine
call on
JONAS HARTLEIB
DASH WOOD ONTARIO.
;%mile Coughlin. e'f London, visited at
their I1otn4'a,—Miss Leona \Vilteon, of
London, was :a guest at her home
here.—Mr. Wesley Luker, of St.
Johns, spent I he holiday with his
mother,—Mir, Xtrgaret Handford.
11i4•4 Mot'Iock, Miss llirdio )laylc and
Nit!. Clifford Sparkman, of Exeter,
stent the holid,y :,t Miss ifandford's
((Ilii'.— *1 r. Albet 1 1':a r:;cn5, of Mon-
treal. visited with his brother, lIr.
William !'arsons.
Mrs. Itarry Wilton ,is visiting her
sister. Mrs, itosenberger-, of London.
11e"s Ida Abbot 1, who has been
visiting friend,. in London, returned
horse last week.
!Miss Emma ,11thol1, of Muskoka,
is the truest of her sister, Mrs. Sum,
bliss I•:welye Simpson visited
fris•nll'+ in Cl:andetm)-e on 'onlay.
:.1r. and Airs. George 1•:sse.ry, and
family, visite:I friends in \Voodham
on da.
MSunr. Hiltyon Mitchell and Niiss.. \1in-
Hie llaynharn visited (bend,. in
$Ripka on Sunday.
11.r. and Mrs. Richard 1i 'Holford
are vsiitingr their daughter. Mgrs. A.
1ic.lden, of i,onrlon.
Mi'•s !tot (still, prinrip 11 of the
public tic .chool. 1' airtiti<1, 11111 he un-
tidy to fulfil her duties: for some
time owing to her 11lne19. She left
for lee hong ill Mitchell last twcok.
?hoar. unhappy persons who stiffer
trorn nervousness and dyspepsia
should use Carter's Little Nerve
fills, which aro made expressly for
sleepless, nervous dyspeptic, suffer-
ers. Price 25o,
(:1:t)MAIITY
Wittier Carl Weitzman returned to
Niagara 1 Falls :tiler a few (1,1yy visit
at the home of Mrs. ,las. Park.
Alias ,Iran Mcl:cllar spent a few
days with her sister in London.
Alt-. and Airs. Rorke, of Hamilton,
spent Thanksgiving at 1)t•, 'fu1fords,
Miss Agnes Park returned borne
[tont Detroit last. week.
Lind:% Norris. of Hamilton.
stent 'Thank:;:riving :at house,
\VITEN THE TIP OI'' A DOG'S
nose is gold and moist, .thati dog is
not sick. A feverish dry none means
sickness with a dog. And so with
the human lips. Dry, cracked and
colorless lips moan feverishness, and
are as well ill appearing. To have
beautiful pink velvet-like lips, apply
at bedtime a coating of Dr. 8 hoop's
Gncen Salve it will .,.often and !heal
any skin ailment. Get a free trial
box, at our store, and be convinced.
Largo !nickel Dapped glass jars, 25c.
Sold by W. 8. Motes,
ELIMVII.L1:
\1r, Victor Steell who was out in
the west durnig the past two months
on a visit, returned home last Fri-
day morning.
Quite a number took in the anti.
versary services at Woodlearlt' last
Sunday ,and the fowl supper Tuesday
night.
Mr,. R. eloMurray. of Crediton,
spent Thanksgiving with her sister.
Mrs. W. Couple.
Miss Thompson, of Godoriclt, spent
Thanksgiving with leer aunt, Mrs,
W. Vern.
Miss Morgan has accepted a post.
lion as olotk with W. Vern.
Mr, and Mrs. Isa;,•to Johns returned
Monday night from an extended trip
through the Northwest.
Rev, J. W. Johnston !returned
home Monday atter spending etas
Thanksgiving holidays at !the home
of his parents in Brigden,
Mr, John T. 1'irk1neon, principal
of one of the London public achcx)I8,
visited his Mother Thanksgiving,
Farmers' Poultry
We waat all your Poultry. alive
or dressed, and will pay to
!UGLIEST PRICES Lor it.
Your potiltt y may be delivered at:---
llens Ii, Buyer wanted
Clandeboyc', buyers S. C. Chowan
Jno. Trev►thiek, G. Bloomfield.
Granton October pith, buyer R. T.
Reycrstft.
Dashwood. buyer W. Shrum'''.
FLAVELLES, L1,ti11'I'ED, London
I'ILES QUICKLY AND POSITIVE.
le owned with Dr. Shoop's Magio.owe,
moat, Its made for piles alone—and
it does the work surely and with sate
isfaotion. Itching, painful. protrude
ing of blind piles disappear like mag-.
le by its use. Largo, Nickel cap-,
pod glass jars. 50c. Sold and recame
mended by W. S. Rowes.
The well known strengthening
properties of iron combined with
other tonics and a most perfect nere
vine, aro found in Carter's Iron Pills
which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and
complexion.
WHAL EN
IIICENERAL
STORE
UNDER NEW MANAOEME;N T
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MR. W. HERN the prosperous General Merchant of Elimville, h
put in a new stock of Goode in the store recently occupied by
Avery. and is open for business. Everything is fresh,
DRY GOODS GROCERIES BOOTS & SHOES HARDIV E
STATIONERY CROCKERY CHINAWARE D
Mr. Hern desires to thank the people of Elintville and vicinity for
their past Patronage, and hopes to continue in their good appreciation
and also extends a hearty invitation to the Whalen residents to deal with him
at his New Store.
All Kinds of Produce IHall(lle(1
EIIMVILEE W'. AERN WHILEN
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THE BIG
I1ARDWARL STORE
We aro showing a very large assortment. of Rangea
and Heaters this year with prices that will surprise.
sou. So come in and let's talk it over with you be-
fore you buy.
We have just received a fine assortment of Carving
Seta. You will need a set, so come in and see its as
we are eure we can satisfy your wants in that line.
Best of attention given to this department.,
W. Moore Kirkton.
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