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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-12-06, Page 5PP' BROWN'S ANNOUNCEMENT PoundsPounds WantedZo,ooo Twenty thousand pounds of Poultry. Will pay Highest Market Prices, Trade or Cash Also offering special bargains in many lines of goods duringthe poultry saason. Sime will not permit us to list them. Come and see for yourself. ere are a few we want to push:— urtains and Draperies, Silks, Dress Goods, Gloves, Linens and atrpets and Linoleumns, Big Assortment to choose from. Cottons Blankets Both Flannelette and Wool Women's Furs, Men's Furs l le i uneupatesin this Millinery, Handkerchiefs, Cellars, Women's and Men's Underwear, Men's Clothing, Boys' Clothing Groceries always fresh and new Do not fail to see these, they are nifty and up to -date. Our Prices are Right. All kinds of produce taken in exchange 5. BRO\%'IN CREDITON Flour Mills 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. H. Swe FARQUIIAR Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harris arrived home on Friday and were tendered a reception at their home here. Mr. Wm. Ledsham left here Mon- 1 pate, day for Hibbert where he has secured 1 Mrs. Rev. Fear of Exeter was re - a new position. 1 hewing acquaintances in town on Mr. Chap, Fitzwater, who has been Monday. employed with Mr. W. Ii. Stewart, , left Monday for Toronto where he in-, DO YOUR EARS RING? tends remaining. When they buzz and seen! slightly Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Turnbull, Mr. + deaf, beware of catarrhal inflamma- and Mrs. Simon Campbell, Mr. and Lion. This grows steadily worse, but Mrs. McCullough attended the Allan- can be cured by Catarrhozone. J. A. Flethcher wedding at, Exeter last Hammitt, of Greenmount, P. E. I., week. proved the merit of Cat arrhozone and Sleigh bells were ringing around! writes: "No one could have worse Lodge of Hensel! conducted the cere- mony. Mr. W. Hoggarth leaves on Monday for the Winter Fair at Guelph where he takes several of his fowl to com- literitze here early Monday morning and catarrh than I bad for years. It cans - sounds as if winter has come to stay ed partial deafness, bad taste, upset Crediton. Crediton DR E. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON- TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC!_ ens and Surgeons, Successor to Dr. E. A. Heist. Orediton. Ont. The Ladies Aid held their annual Thanksgiving service on Thursday boa, a very interesting program being • given. The Band held a meeting last Fri- day night and wound up the business for the year. It was decided to stow away the instruments for the winter. Wilbert Bradley, who was painter with Mr. Amos for the past two years has secured a position in Heneall and left Tuesdayy for that place. Rev. E. 11. Bean spent last Thurs- day at Zurich. Mr. Ira Brown and Samuel Kubn Friday last in London on bu- mess. Mr. Henry Metz, Sr.,is still confined to his room. Mr. C. Bluets and Mr. W. W. !Kerr spent Saturday in Exeter on business. Mr. C. Beaver spent Sunday at Dashwood. We had quite a heavy fall of snow In this section, the consequence of which the sleigh bells were ringing Monday morning. Rev. L Il. Wagner,Presiding Elder of Berlin, will conduct Quarterly meet- ing services in the Evangelical church Idaturdey and Sunday of this week. The services on Sunday will be in German in the morning and English In the evening. Mrs. Geo. Lawson, sr„ who has been in the Loudon hospital undergoing an operation, returned to her home dere last week. Mrs. Lawson is now doing nicely and it is hoped that she will regain her usual health. Dr. and Mrs. McCue after a pleasant honeymoon spent in Toronto and other roints returned home on Friday last. The Stephen council met hero on Monday of this week. Telephoned have been put in the IIIIIppL offices of all our business Hien and it. Is certainly a great convenience. Mr. and Mrs. Zwicker spent Sunday an Parkhill. Word was received here this week of the death of Mr. E. B. Scott, of Philadelphia. The deceased was well known here, being a brother-in-law of Mr. H. Eilber and Mrs. Link. The late Mr. balber wad married to Miss Emma Eilber, daughter of the late Jacob Either about twenty-five years Ago. Remember the school concert which will be held during the Christmas holidays. The Trustees of School Section No. ii will offer for sale by public auction in Crediton on Friday, December 7tb, 1900. at 1.30 o'clock sharp the school buildirg, which will be sold in two parts: also woodshed, :s stoves and pipes. On the same day there will he a meeting of all the ratepayers to dis- cuss the important matter of estab- lishing a high school department in connection with our school. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Winer are ♦isiting their daughter at Hanover. The members of the Methodist Sun- day school intend holding their annual Christmas entertainment on Friday, December 11th. The program will consist of an excellent contalta ani! drill. The title of the contattn is "A good timewith Nanta Miss". This will be without doubt is gond enter- tainment and should be evil pattoniz- ed. Mr. Win. Wein, who has been en- gaged with his hr.), her John, at Daeh• wood has returned home. Mr. August Hill and daughter Alma Attended the funeral of Mr. 1Vinken• 10 wader, who died in the hospital at at London. 110 Herbert Clark has been engaged as 1, clerk by V. A. F,nkl.ritier during the , f isolide) tr. Ma this time. The hall here on Friday night last was well attended. About two hun• stopped the cough and gave me a clear dred were present. A good time is t feeling in my breathing organs. I am reported, bat a few of the undeairable 1 absolutely cured," Doctors say noth- boozers were around. ing is better than Catarrhozone. Try Mr. William and Mies Westlake it and you'll say so too. Two sizes, 25c visited in Logan over Sunday with and $1.00 at all dealers. their uncle Mr. H. Hunkin, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers were guests at T. H. McCallum's in Exeter on Sunday; Mr. John Westlake has sold his property to Mr. Wm, Pollen, who takes possession about the middle of January. We are sorry to lose such a respectable citizen as Mr. Westlake, but wish him success wherever he may make his new home, The Misses Campbell entertained a few of their friends on Tuesday even- ing last. Mr. Robt Gardiner is attending the County Council at Goderich this week. Mise Janet Ballantyne. of Exeter, attended the ball here on Friday even- ing. Mr. Edwin Gardiner of Manor, Man. son of Mr. 1t. Gardiner, is expected home for the Xmas. Holidays. my stomach. made me sick all over. Catarrhozone cleared my nostrils, To have beautiful, perfect, pink, velvet-like lips, apply at bedtime a Light coat of Dr. Shoop's Green Salve. Then, next morning, notice carefully the effect. Dry, cracked or colorless lips mean feverishness, and are 148 well ill appearing. Dr. Sboop's Green Salve is a soft, creamy, healing oint- ment, that will quickly correct any skin blemish or ailment. Get a free trial box at our store and be convinc- ed. Large glass jars 25 rte. W. S. Howey. MENSAL), Mr. Hugh McDonald spent several days in Toronto last week on busi- ness. Mr. John Dick. of Clarksburg visi- ted his mother over Sunday. Mr. Case of the Clinton Evapora— tor was in town on Friday.. Mr. D. A. Cantelon shipped a car- load of dried apples and also a car- load of turkeys last Friday. Mr. 11. Lippert), of Zurich, visited at John Johnson's on Friday. Mr W, hici.aren, son of Hobt. Mc- Laren left on Saturday to take a course in the London business college. Mrs. Joreph Ellis returned on Mon- day from a few days visit to friends in Goderith. Mrs. A. If. O'Brieu is spending a few days with friends in Clinton Mr. Thus. Welsh has completed the moving sof his saw mill and hasgreatly remodelled it. Mr, Fred. Howald has moved into his fine new residence, just completed on Queen street. Mr. Hanson Petty spent Sunday in London renewing acquaintances. Mr. J. V. Cook. High River, Alba., formerly harnesemaker of our village, was in town on Tuesday calling on friends. Rev. B. 11. Spence, of Toronto, oc- cupied the pulpits of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches on Sunday in the the interests of the local option campaign. Mr. Spence is a very for- cible speaker creating a good impres- sion. Mrs, Lorne Scott of Exeter, visited under the parental roof for several days Iatt week, the officials of the South Intron Agricultural Society held their annual meeting in town on Saturday last. Mr. John Somerville of Kirkton visited his sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Ferguson on satin -day ay last. sir. Daniel Stewart of London is visiting in town this week. Mr. W. Vanhorn and wife of Zurich moved into Mrs. Pengelly's house las week. Messrs, John and George Welsh vis- ited their sister, Mils. Leeds, of Lon- don on Monday. Mr. Strout of Port Huron wag in wn on Sunday attendingthe tuner - of the late Alex. A. McLaren of ar Cromarty. Mr. Strout was the presentative of the Masonic Lodge Port lluron, of which Mr. McLaren s a valued member. The Masonic EDEN A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Harmer, who have been residents of this vicinity for a number of years, and who intend leaving this week for their new home in New On- tario, met at the home of Mr. Richard Coates on Thursday evening of last week to bid them farewell and to pre- sent them with an address and two beautiful upholstered chairs as a slight token of the high esteem in which they are held. As Mr. Harmer's household goods wore packed ready for shipment Mr. Coates kindly con. sented to have the presentation take place at his home, while Mrs. Coates and Mrs. Luxton secured the neces- sary subscriptions. Mr. John Essery acted as chairman of the evening and the address was read by Miss Retta Eseery. The presentation of the chairs was made by Mr. R. Coates and Mr. Samuel Skinner. Mr. Harmer feelingly responded with a few well chosen remarks, after which speeches were made by. Mr. Buswell and Mr. Cambpell. The balance of the evening was given over to musical selections READY ON THE SHELF That's where ; on'll find "Nervilino" in every well regulates household. so pleasant to take that even little chil- dren will cry for it. So certain to cure coughs, sudden colds and tight chest that thousands of bottles are used eve- ry day. Poison's Nerviline does pre- vent illness, it does ease pain and in- flammation, and 17 being handy will save worry and keep down the doc- tor bills. Large bottles solei for a quarter at all dealers. VOLT I'll's VITALITY 9AI'l'Eh AWAY Your child !oaks poorly, is tired and fretful Von would like this boy or girl to he more robust. more energetic and vivacious. The "something" that is wrong is simply this. Stomach and Bowels deeds attention. Constipation and indigestion must be relieved, new life and vigor ate required in the blood slight ateetstanre is needed for the kid- neys and liver. Nothing is so effec- tive as I)r. Hamilton's Pills, They put new life into young folks as well as the old ones. livery child should use this medicine regularly because its benefits are not to be had in any other way. 'laic. at all dealers. a s. Auction Sale HORSES ,Mr. Thom .3 Cuneron Lis 40•4.11 iti- ;,ru.s e. to 'soil b Public Auction at T'. 1:. e1ANU1'ORU'S HALE tiTAIILE3, EXETER —011— MONIIAY, UI•:Cf•:5111FIt 10th, 1906 t'nn>ni�'n, in; v: I o'clock t‘h:trp ;the following stook: 1 brood mire with foal to King of I rencral purpos.' brood Miro 6 years 0141:.1 gelding 0 years !•I :i r• ,l 9i)' 11:•1 :h tzzar : 2 draught filli ,'.ca yi ir, old uitti foal: 1 fill, 2 y..,r:; cli eligible for regi:i- ir.,tion, with 40,11: 5 draught geld- ings 2 retr. old: 2 geldings 1 year old. TEIIMIS OF HALE Six month::' .credit will be given 0111 ;{:r•.i:.1 nt aut.,ovt l joint tiotc.4 or di •.'onnt t.•f Ei per cent per annum off for rash. THOS. CAMERON C. E. HACKNEY A u; t . Prop. If there over was a specific, for any one complaint then Carter's Little Livor Pills ate a specific for sick headache and every woman should know this. Oily one pill a dose. Try them. JAN'Y. 2ND, 1907—THE DATE A despatch from Toronto announces that Ralph Connor's new story "The Doctor" has been secured by the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal, for exclusive newspaper publication. This is a big surprise. Such stories are seldom sold to news- papers for months after the book is issued, hut, the Family Herald is in a position to pay the price atd land the prize. Their subscribers are to be congratulated. It is said the open- ing chapters will be published on January 2, 1907, 60 as to give all their subscribers ample time to renew their subscriptions. In the meantime there will be a rush from new subscribers, and no wonder, for the Family Her- ald with their beautiful picture, and Ralph Connor's story is certainly a dollar's worth not to be had every day. FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS 'Wlnalote Ow's AND Soothi g Syrup Cgn has beenppeed—fir over sixty ears by millions of mothers ler their children while teething, with perfect moose 10 soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain cures wind cotta and le the best remedy for Diarrhea. It L pleasant to the taste. Sold druis in value is lnoalcnlable•• 26 cents a etsa Be sure and take Mre Winslow's Soothing Syrnpand ask for no other kind. N••••••N•N•N•••••SS*•♦ The TIMES is in n posi- tion to club with any paper or magazine in Canada or the United States. Call anti get our 'rotes. NNNNNNNN Derangement of the liver with constipation. injures the complexion induce pimples, sallow skin. Re- move the oauso by using Carter's .Little Liver Pills. Ono a dose. try them. Piles get quick relief from Dr. Shoop's Magic ointment. Remember its made alone for Piles—and it works with certainty and satisfaction; Itch- ing, painful, protruding or blind piles disappear like magic before it's use. Try it and see! For sale by W. S. Howey. BORN GAiZER—In Stephen, on Thursday Nov. 20th, the wife of Mr. John Gaiter, of a son. MARRIED YOST—HOLLAND — In Shelbyville, Mich., Dr. Alice Augusta Holland. to Mr. B. S. Yost, by the Rev. J. A. Stacey. MINERS—In Exeter, on Wednesday November 28th, Jane Andrew, be- loved wife of Wm. Miners, aged 58 years end 5monthe DIED MALLETT— in Exeter, on Wednes- day, November 28th, Fanny Mallett beloved wife of John Mallett Sr., aged 50 years. PAULIN—In Wroxeter, Nov, 27th, Mrs. Jas. Paulin, sister of Mr. Geo. Powell, Exeter, aged 70 years. J!`111RT0121.Ta. Dears W Tb' 1<le/ YIN NON,' Ilifutan Stores and Furnaces AI A . . 3. t Are you thinking of putting in a Furnace, Cook Stove or Heater if so remember we can supply your wants at reasonable prices Beaters from $3 to $36 Cook Stoves all !'rices •DD•NNN•NDN••• Don't buy a stove until you see the Worlds havorite, If you scant to see the- wonder of the world in a washing machine call oil JONAS HARTLEIB DAMHWOOD ONTARIO 10 Per Cei DISCOUNT SALE For the Month of Deceml We will allow a 10 per cent Cash Discount on all purchases. Our Stock and we aro offering special inducements to make the sale a success. Special Bargains in All Line Dry Goods, Furs, Clothing, Groceries To .educe our stock before January lst 1907. We are paying the followin produce. CREDITON, Oa Turkey 14 cents, Ducks 10 cents, Geese 9 ce. Eggs 22 cents a dozen. Butter 22 cents per pound A CALL SOLICITED 01 C. ZWICKER I{IIIKTON Mr. Robt. Shepherd returned hornet last week from Brandon, Man., where he was working during the past sum- mer. Robert Elliott left last week for Brantford, where be has secured a position with the Oocksbutt Plow works. The L. O. L. concert on Monday night was a successful affair. Mr. W. J. White, the entertainer, was at his best, and his numbers were highly appreciated. A meeting will be held in Aberdeen hall, this Thursday evening for the purpose of organizing a debating so- ciety. Any person over 18 years is eligible to join. Mr. Fd. Shier, who for the past twenty-two years has been manager, and leader of the Methodist choir, last week tendered his resignation. Mr. Shier in giving up the choir work does so, thinking that 22 years is long enough to serge one's apprenticeship, and wishes to give way to some of the younger members. During all these Call and years the work of the choir has been good, and cuusiderahle regret is felt at Mr. Shier's resignation. Mrs. Shier who was also a member of the choir, has resigned. A tew from here attended the dance held at Farquhar last Friday night. Mr. Presley, of Kintore. is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. H. Switzer, A model Sunday School session will be held at Mt. Pleasant on Dec. 6th by the Blansbard and Biddulph Sud - day School association. The purpose of this session is to enable the teach- ers and others to see how Sunday school work is done in different places Suggestions are offered and discus- sed and the meetings ;always prove benefice! to everyone who attends. Mr. Iloltby, of Lucan, is the superin- tendent of the district. POISONED BY A RAZOR Don't trim your corns with a razor, use a purely vegetable remedy like Putnam's Corn Extractor. No pain, certain cure, and all for a cluarter. Every dealer sells "Putnam's. ' A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES Itehin;. mind. Bleeding, Protrud- ing Piles. Druggists are authorised to refund money if Paso Ointment fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. 500. PROFESSOR PEI'1 CANAD Hair Will be at Central Hotel, Exeter, Mon Iiedfold Hotel. Goderich, Tuesday Dec 131 unswick Hotel, Wingham, Wed., With the finest display of Hair Gaods ever seen in America. For Ladies the si nil transformation, the all-over Ponip, and the parted Pomp, switches 82 to $30; Wavis from $5froe to $15; Head Coverings from $ to $25; I'omps from $0.50 to $20; Gents Torr pees from $25 to 560; Wigs from $30 to Sill bring your friends to see us, For mail orders PROFESSOR PEMBER 127-129 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont STOVES AND FUgp„ If needing stoves call and see our both new and second hand ones. We lot of bargains in stoves and will guar'fu we send Gut. Now is the time to buy will deliver it when you want it. Let us give you an estimate your furnace work. We always endo or to install systems to give the best and we guarantee results. W. Moore Ki %% Was Weak, Debilitated and Anaemic Btleans fled. Her Well Miss E. 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