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CREDITON
Flour Mills
We have installed a NEW
HOLLER 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 proinptly.
H. Sweitzer
Crediton.
Highest Price Cash
FOR
all kinds old., cop-
per brass lead zinc, pew-
ter, rubber, rags, wool
pickings, horse hair.
Steel stone boats, ::,oule-
varding, iron posts.
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
M. Ji6sOH & SOH
near the old market
i1'iain St Exeter
Mr. Garfield Lawson. who has
spent a few montbe lu tbo lumber -
weeds at South River returned home
lost ,week.
Mr. Jacob Finkbeine+r, the ex host-
ler at the Central Hotel, and who
bas been working in C'sbo,rtw the
past months. is '3pending a few days
In the village.
Ezra Oest.reicber has this work
started taking a bualuess course in
the Exeter High cahoot.
Mr. Joseph Heist has eorumenood
tearing down 'the old school.
Miss Crissie Women, who has ape
a f' ,r months in Ghci1ey, return
borne on Friday last.
Mr. Wes Firtkbeiner spent Sung
In Dashwood.
The Trustees and :itizens of Creel
ton are do be con;ratulited on t
emotion of tthe new and h;1.nd
school, which was opened at the ,b
;ginning of t lila storm. For man
tyears i was necessary to utilize t
old building recently vacated tin
• while it served its purpose well fo
a time, it was found inadequate fo
the increasing in umber of pupils an
lacked room ,for the higher branch:
of education. The new school is
brick structure of ;gothic design, 5
feet square and contains [nix 'roam,
two In late basement for ;recreatio
and four rooms for rho 'leachers an
pupils.
W OODH A M
Mr. James Swallow is able to be He
out again after being laid up with ! The reeve, :ounciUor
blood poison in his knee. 1 for our V1II t;u are ay
The lady evangelists are giving !the Owen Geiger; Couno
burs a rest. Ortwein, John I). S
hJ.:aa Mabel Rodd and Goldin Mills ;Nichol and Fred
are visitlu1 lLo foruter'e sister, 'Airs, t School Trustees. John
\\'m. \Vjltson, llcna ll. 8oruton, I1. 11. Ingrn.rn..
Mr. George Hopkins. of Scranton, Miss Dou,,haly. of Galt.
Pa.. is spending alto winter at his I guest of Mrs. C. A. McJ)onal ,
home here. Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Blake, of
Tisane who did not attend the onto were •here recently visitin
iewv Yoar Arab concert missed a t their rclalivca.
ma the proceeds
amounting nt rare t t Miss Hattie Sutherland was In
cd to $27. London ort Aronday.
The people of the %• ffu;e had .I Misses Etta Davis and llecsje Ur.
ay new lighting plant installed last qubart have 'returned to Toronto
week, the Kirk ton Sparrow Hunters, this week to resume i II(% different
i- Miss White has cloacal her dress.. studies.
be makjn; slop find is holidaying at Mrs. Miller Edwards r'.+lurrt. at ellis
tstr•me Ler home in St. Dfarye. week from Lucan whore Ate tiles
e- Piles get quick relief from Dr.i been visiting relatives.
y Shoop's Magic Ointmenc, lie/nem- Mr. Geo. Moir. of Quebec, was here
hober it's made alone for Piles -and it I during the past week visiting his
d works with certainty and satistac- 'mother, Mrs. Geo. Moir.
✓ lion. itching, painful, protruding'. 1 Local Option carried in Hensel( by
✓ or blind tiles disappear like unagic ! a vote of 72 against and 140 for.
d by its use. Try it and see. lof I The by-law to lake effect in ;May.
sale by W. S. llow•c
s y'• The remains of the late, W. J.
:t Miller, who died at LoH Angelos (two
2 KII;-I+ - weeks ago, are expected oto arrive
s, Mr. Geo. Longharat left for Nla• I here this week. Mr. Miller 'carried
n data on I"ridgy last oto take a ,oar. ofn ears, l iv 1g 're ll for a number
1 of years, ]caving recently for the
d tion with the (:rand Trunk pcoplo
at'rh.
The two entrances a.re on th
ground
late est
doof the buildingbc&nand ; ttho otberatat
the west. They Icad into n largo
corridor ff of which are two large
rooms. Oilier stairs lead to the ;ie-
cond a prcy, where 'there are two
other rooms similar 'to those On the
first floor. Tho recreation •rocuns
are located in +the 'basement and
have cement floors. The building is
heated by two furnaces,. js welt ven-
tilated and in fact has all' the latest
Improvements. One 'thing that at-
tract:, notice is the manner in which
tbo windows aro placed 'giving an
abundance of light. There are 57
four of which aro large arch .wvinl•
at place.
e Mr. Hugh Smith, of !'
• dows, the .lop part of each beim;
rolled plate glass. The otztside walla
are trimmed with cement belt cour-
sea, and a email tower has been
built for Use bell, whish is expected
to do dtity for many ,genarationa •to
come. The ceilings of tiro school
rooms and main stairway aro of
N- southern pine and the wainscotin;s
I-: and other woodwork of imitation
r• oak. The building cost upwards of
$7,000 and is one of the finest and
best equipped public schools in On-
er tario. Mr. G. 11. Boltzmann, of
l • Crediton, was the contractor. and is;
deserving of spcc' I credit
Crediton
D11 E. J. MCCUE, MEMBER 0
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC
ma and Surgeons. Successor to D
,B. A. llaist. Crediton. Ont.
Miss Ethel Clark 1s visiting b
cousin, Miss Fleda Baker, at Centra
la.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark ape
Sunday with friends in Granton.
Mr. Wesley A. F inkbeinor open
Sunday avitb his sister, Mrs. rDan
'ruomner, of Hay.
Mr. and DLL's. John Feist an
daughter, 8ybella tri turned to the
home in Kilmanagb, bitch., on Wed
aoaday last.
Mr. Tommy,Halst and slater Emm
link leaving for nk home i
Pigeon, Mich, Friday.
Mr. Geo. Shcardbwn. of IIamiot
Man., is visiting friends in /this vl
einity.
Mr. Harry Edwards. of Mitchel
•isited %vitt life uncle, Mr. doses))Edwards, for a few days of lits
week.
A very pleasant time leafs npent n
a 'eclat bop 'given by Mr. Thoma
Edwards on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Frederick Jones, of London
who has boon spending a few days
is 'the village renewing acquaintau-
ee& sand a vo ry acceptable colo
Sunday night last in the Evangelical
church. entitled "There is a beau
tiful land on 'high," composed by
Mrs. A. 11. Taylor. Mr. Jones has
been a student with Mr. V. L. Hew-
er, instructor in voice productions
and Hinging and is is a proof of
what cart bo done witli the human
voice through instruction.
nt manner in which he carried on thee
' work. The ;first of !this 6 -ear the '
t trusts• .101.1a public meeting to
lel discuss he advisability of adding a
high school department. This met
d with general approval -, and steps
Ir ; were immediately taken to i
this branch added. Messrs. Baml.
Brown, \V, II. Wentzel and M. Fink.
a; beincr, 'the ;t,rusttes have been nn.,
n I tiring in 'their efforts to mako 'the
!Crediton :school one of tike leading
a', i schools in 'this section and any per..
sons tdcsiring to bavo ttbeir children
at I ep.t this school should make
I. arran;;:neetts w•jth tl
1 The teaching staff is the best that
I l can he secured and consists of Mr. •
O. 1. Bluett, principal, and 'Miss;
t Robertson, Miss Kicnzle and Miss'
a Garvin assistants.
The election of officers of the
Evangelical Sunday sobool took
place Sunday morning. Rev. E. 11.
Bean preached a very appropriate
sermon. A collection was taken up
for the aid of 'thlo school which
amounted Ito $25. The following of-
ficers wero tbo result oL 'the (deco
tion: Superintendent, Mr. J. If.
Boltzmann; Vice Superintendent.
Sir. Daniel OOatreicber ; Secnotery,
Miss Melinda Trick ;.Treasurer, Chaa.
Kienzle ; Organist. bliss Olivia Holtz.
(mann, Assistant Organist, bliss Ag.
tgio 1'alner; Chorister, ltev. E. 11.
Bean ; Librarian of Litera.ure, Aug•
est E. Kuhn ; Librar ia1), 1. I•'. BIr•own
Assistants, Luella Stahl, Tillie
Brown, Ettie Falmer, Clar.t lloltz•
mann. The report of +the Treasurer
and secretary showed 'that the Sun-
day school w'ns in a prosperous+ 0013•
dgition. '
Mr. Sjeinon, of the firm of Biemen
pros.. Wiarton, spent a few 'days of
last week in tbo villi on business.
Tho members and friends of the
Ladies' Aid 'spent a very' enjoyable
evening itt the home of Mr. G. K.
Brown on \Wednesday night Iamt. it
being the anniversary of hisbirth-,
day.
'Mr. Valentine Rats spent a few
days in the villaa'e ladt week.
Tbo Literary society will hold its(
firer meeting in one of the rooms ot+
the new school on friday alight .next.
A good turn out is requested.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbri,st. Fanner spelt
'Monday and Tuesd my in Dashwood,
A :sleeting of the athletic Associa-
tion wi11 be held its �tbe fire (tall on
'Dionday night next nt 8 p. in. for
the purpose of electing ofljoors for
the ensuing year, and import till
(business is to be transected.
Tho Municipal election passed off
NtI very quietly 00,1n; no doubt to the
very 4is•txrrcablc eeatbor. t
01111tThe souptls of Jir. C, Hindi's .tI - t
p1.artment ellen( a very enjoy ibis 1
avenin.; en \\4411 .117 n:;11 11st at
' is Loma t
Mr. Ma.rtin. of If,ty, spent Frldiy
at C. Fahner's. c
Mr. and Mrs. llcnry Wi;er and 1
family of Italiana are spending a j d
few days visiting their ,rrandfatler
Rev. C. Stabler, t t be horns of M r. c
John 1'inkbeinc', lrhh Con. 1'.
'.1 r. \\' e, slot z. 44 ho L s beon a
number of years In the 4veat, ie rre w•
atewin; acgtt.tint:tnces. \\'111 speaks( 1
w , , n . ..f 11, •t ran•tt.r4.
Mr. and ALTs. .t:Irol4 itroww•n spent
Sunil y wwit h Mr. 11; Ilrown. Sr.
Airs. 11•t•rry Bleaver spent a few
e the .past week vi•itln; her I
ter, Mrs. Tritsu::, r, of flay.
FARQUIIAR
The horse of Mr. and Mrs. .iol1
Westlake was 'the scene of ct pia
ts
ant event on the evening of Janu
ary 2n41, 1907, when their daugllte
Miss Josie, was united in m t r inion
to Mr. James Whyte, of llamjotn
Manitoba. The oereznony was per
formed by the Rev. Mr. Fair,
1:Ijmville. Promptly nt seven
o'clock 1 l e bride entered the parlor
and was ,given ,Tway by her lather.
She wore a dainty gown of white
dotted oweiss trimmed with white
satin duchess baby ribbon. Miss
Rhoda liunkin, of Mitchell, played
the wedding march. After the e're
mony and usual congratulations th
company sat down do a substantia
wedding repast, kite tables being
tastefully decorated with holly, 'at
ter rvhlah en enjoyable evening was
spent. Many beautiful presents at
tested to the esteem in avhich the
bride is '1,eld by her many dri:•u-s.
Mr. and Mrs. Whyte wit' remain in
Onlallo dor it month before going
to Ilamiota Ind will vivit friends
here and elsewhere. Guests
wero presets( from London, Mit-hell,
Exeter and other Oases. Many
friends loin in hearty e-ongr:,tn(,l.
tions.
Miss Ten ( I1unkin, of London, :And
little twice, wt -ho have been visiting
friends in this vicinity, left I,,st
week for l:xel-r.
Jt t•. and Mrs. Stllltllone Y:-1)14 at
J. F:. MrNicols over Sunday.
Mr. V. Gaiditter. who ti br''n vis-
ion; his uncles amid friends, preaches
at Cromarty on Sunday morning. and
gave n very lnst.ruotivo talk to the
young people of Thames Road :Lurch
Sunday 3vcnin; last.
31r. John Mur--.,°, of il',ntfota
visited around the neighborhoode�l: st
week.
Mr. Wm. Jamieson, who has tfecn
spending the last few weeks around
home returned to Landon on Mon.day to resume work at' his trade.
The spanrow' match wt Lich was ego.
2113 on during last week resulted In
a victory for Mr, Al:ushall's aide by majority of some 2001.1 or over
L
west, where he contracted a severe
cold which finally led to his deat+L.
He was taken to California with the
I hope that the :.flange or. .climate
might benefit 111. Lea1U1, but he died
the following day after reaching Loa
Angeles. The deceased leaves •
wife and five children to •mourn Alta
, loss of a Loving husband and (ath-
er. The sympathy of the community
is extended to the sorrowing ones In
this their homr of bereavement.
Mrs. C. Cook was in Wroxeter for
n 'few weeks visiting relatives.
Mr. Jas. Murray, Ides has been
so seriously ill. is somewhat�imp'rovf.
ed. Mr. Murray is in his 90th year.
Miss Johnston, of Wroxeter, is
visiting at Wm. Stonentan'e.
here died on Saturday last, Mrs.
re I R. Drysdale, aged 55 yc:nrfs and 8
Vv rnocll bs. The .funeral .fool: place on
I- Monday :Ind was largely' attended.
to She leaves to mourn Their toes a
loving husband and a large family
x• of children. The deceased together
ur with her 1
cads.
Mr. Harry Jones, ww-
in the employ of Mr.
Louse during the past
ja now taking a resit
ceptirlg a situation in
plu co,
Nearly all the holiday visite)
• have returned to their respects o
places of mp!oy'ulent and dim v1
rage has again set tied clown •to a
quiet state.
Mr. Wm. Atkinson wishes etae
Lb.; people
his thank, to Uneople f
l:o has been
Thus. &toed:•
three years,
prior •to uc•
sour( other
T
their support iu the recent clectlo
Mrs. Welter 11azelwwood Is on d
sick list.
Garfield Davis Is epcndin; u f
days under the parental roof.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher,
Sunshine spent Sunday the guests Mete and rs. Nelson i'letcber.
Miss Olive and' Etna Copeland
event Sunday in St. Marys.
nes barxJ, Mr. R. Drysdale,
n. recently moved Lore from Drysdale.
he Word was 're.-eived of tie: death of.
Mrs. Cluff, of Tuckorsmitll, on Sat.
wurday last .•tt the ase of .i8 years
and 5 months. Deceased was
of daughter of Mr. Wm.\Vhitesides of
of this place.
Messrs. Donald McNevii and JohnMcGregor returned home from the
wrest on Saturday.
o get relief from indigestion, hi
ioueness, constipation or to,pid liv
without disturbing the stomach
purging the booels, take a few dos
of Carter a Little Liver Pills the
44111 please you.
ELIMVILLE
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o
e
y
. Mr. Vent. Gciae(r returned Ito Tor-
✓ onto wvhere he is studying mtedicine.
✓ Mr. C. Cool{ left for Lucan sort
s Tuesday where he will spend a few
days.
Cook Bros. have cngaged.Mr. Alar,
of Essex as head miller.
Mr. Ed. Sheffer 101urned of Sal.
Iurday from Toronto, where he .has
been spending the past month.
Mr. If. .1. D. Cooke paid Gotlerich
a busincas trip on Tuesday.
Mr. I). A. Csntelon shipped a car-
load of apples to Liverpool on Mon-
day.
• Rev-. Mr. Toll exchanged ,pulpits
with Rev. Mr. Going, of Exeter, •on
Sunday evening last.
Miss Mabel Sparks commenced 1,: r
duties as 'toaeber of the Centralia
school last week.
31r. It. 1). hell, of Svaforth, wits
in town on Monday casting his vote.
Mr. Geo. Joynt shipped n car -load
of evaporated apples on Tuesday.
Mr. Gerdjner, of London, ;pant
Tuesday in town calling on :old
friends.
Miss A. McPherson has returned
from her visit with rcl.1Dies in
Stratford.
Mr. E. 'iwwjtchell of Clinton paid
Iiens•111 a visit on Tuesday. „
The installation of officers of the
Ilens•Il l lodge I. 0. 0. F. took place
on Friday night tit I he lodge• moom.a
the instal la lion ceremonies bele;
performed try Mr. J. G. Stanbury,
U. 1). G. M., of Exeter. The follow -
in; officers were inatallyd: N. G.,
Gco. Joynt ; V. G. \V. Phillips; It.
W. B. McKay ; 1''. S., B. S. l'biltjp9 ;
Treas., 0. C. Petty. After the ,sere-
mony an Oyster 'supper was served
at Foss restaurant at whish several
speeches were made. Mr. Stanbury
•.e an :Iddre:s 011 Oddfcllow•ship
which wag greatly .appreciated.
(Crowded out last week.)
al r. Nelson Sut herby has revered
Lis connections eith Mr. Jas. Pink-
ney as blacksmith and left on \\'ed•
nesday to 'take charge of a chop in
Merlin in his own interests.
Mls.ea Olive Cosworth and 1'lor-
• (eel more returned to Chat ham
I!Usiness College on \\',dne.11y last
to resume 'their studies,
M r. \\•. Fulton tor Ii:umil ton. 91)051
:brise in is week under t
cx,f, t•I p.Irerttal
Mr. \Vestey Simmons spent a
fee/ dip; in town.
312,5 311n11a ti 21. of Iteb'rt
le was ntarti-41 to Mr. Wil.
i1111 Houghton of llibb(' t on Wed-
esdty last, Rev. E. F. L. Smith of•
iaiatiue.
t1`ryv.aarid Mrs.
Wen.
llines en 1 Milof lie
teck, to. London are visi'in3 at Mrs.
t. Ifeck's Home.
,Liss I'rauci4 CoX%wetti returned
o Lcmd0n after spending a week
n av,n.
Mr. T. Murdock iv busy hauhin
'1.1..1,.•,n,l hrirk irI view° of traisi
weir riri3 his h0uv? in s
prin r.
'1ivs
Wilson, of Sea forth has tree.
Zned from �he.r duties as
eget r of No. I Tuckersnt
iss 3t4-I.wctl, of Stanley, 1
W r of No. 10 Ifyy Las uc
position.
Murray who ww-,
t04wit1.1 Io sickness Ito
Iraq ! ,s ;,pain resume
'• r'. (tole. Johnston,
,writ :I few days el
''.4 ' '. Stoneman.
Lf rs. A. Jici'hcrsOn.
neck er Iwn with rel
ford.
M r. Bohr• Jahnst
sMnr �4•w Years
Jtrs. W. Stonerna
I 5li- *Very,
! •pending a few
be311stEmmv
visitjl( ands
i v w ere k,
Mr. Robt. Hicks is confined Ito lits
bid through illness.
Mrs. John Johns is on :the sick
list.
Miss Lizzie Johns entertained a
few• of her friends on Tuesday even
ing.
.w very pleasant event took pl•:rce
oft. Monday DCJ. 31st nt'the residence
lof Mr. and gats. Robt. Itowclifto,
when they celebrated the twentieth
le.niversaz'y of their wedding day.
Rev. ]rear, wwho tuarried Mr. and Mrs.
Ito° iffo, was present at the ttestivi•
tie nd acted as chairman for a
nler;thy program vhiah was -given
after 'the 130 invited .guests had par -
I taken of an oyster 'supper provided
r I by .the host and hostess. Tim► pro.
gram consisted of speciibeta, recite-
' tion., e•te.. which were appreciated
by every one present. Mr, and Mrs.
of Eowcliffo wv.ere the ;recipients of
many useful ',resent', ronsjsting
mostly of chinawware.
1)o not (tespair of curingyoursick
headache when you can eo easily ob-
tain (larter's Little Liver Fills. They
will effect a prompt and perman-
ent cure. Their action is mild and
natural.
11ARF:LY LIVED THROUGIH IT
A terrible experience had Edward
.1. O'Connor of Sault Sto, 'Marie.
"from boyhood" ho writes "I have
been a constant sufferer from asth-
ma and catatrrh. My nolo and
thrott was nlww.iys stopped up and I
h•td droppings in the 'throat. When
nttaaks came on I thought I could
not live through the night. 1
would sit up gaspia; for breath. and
endure ;treat distress. Catarrhozone
mrtde Hie entirely well," No ehron;-
er proof is required. Asthma is cur-
able, so is catarrh. Use "Catarrh -
ozone" and your 'recovery is guar-
anteed. Two sizes, 25c. and $1.00 nt
all dealers.
New Year
Needs
arrived on Monday ni;ht 'bo visit if you need anything in the line of
friends Lore. New Year Goods each IM
Mrs. Gco. Balfour le a rutted el
Mr. and Mrs. \Warren McGill's al -.
present.
Master R. 1). Turnbull, end W. A.
Gardiner left Saturday for St. Marvs
Iii;b s^hool t,o reaumc their attel ' . (f)
Mr. and Mrs. .fohn Whyte, of ,ter
Stratford, attended the wedding of r"
their nephew, Mr. Jas. \\'byte, hero -�
lest week.
lir. and Mr•v. 1. E. McNirol cuter.
wined several of 1llei�r friends at
heir home here on friday evening
est.
A ;arse vote wvas polled 'bore ,1
Ile (•l •-, inn on Monday last.
.lir. and Mrs. John McCullough rc.
rived a fine New Year's gift on
riday last in the form of :a little
:t u;ht c r.
31r. fioorzc heavers and Mr. 1 . ,n!c
larrnce, of Stratford. visited It
`+\ lie (vers oft Monday last.
isa Myrtle Senn, w4 h° II•= h•.tt
Lamps
iAitifg tier* for the past week, left
'i'i(i'.ty hast for her home nt Salon. Ise sure 10 visit our Il it(lw•ate 810re
' lute; 'f„'°'" JONAS NARTLEIB
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The Good \Volk cow
ting ►Hots• los (heir money t
stare is new - no trld benkrupt 1
This is 0
We nre hound to keep oar
neww' Pteek. We are booed to
and hand it over!° ynu. We a
A Wonderf u
FURS
2 Ladies Fttr-lined Coats were
1 Ladies Astrachan Coat was
1 Ladies Astrachan Coat vas $
Sab!e Neck Ruffs wet'e 12.50
Men's Persian l.arnh Caps ww er
Melt's Galloway Calf Coats ww ith
Collar $35 for
og
DRY GOODS
26.25
Dress Goods that were 1.50 a yd. now 1,10
Dress Goods that were 1.25 a yd. now 95c
4Dress Goods that were $1 a yd. now 75c
Highest Price
For Produce
W. J. Wl
Hensall,
Mr. A. McPherson and daughter
Ella spent New Years with Mr. J.
11',Brien, of Exeter.
Mr. Frank Ruse visited St. Marys
on iirtonday in order' to deliver it
piano near Kirkton tto one of his
numerous purchasers.
Mr. Frank Kendrick returned
home last °week from his season's
work on the great lakes where Ste is
employed as n marine engineer.
.Miss Jones. of Exeter. is at present
visiting her sis'tetr Mrs . £ ordon
Manns.
Mr. Colin Iludson paid Scaforth n
visit'on Tuesday.
Mr. Robt. Kettle, of London, spent
New Years in town the 3luest of
Mr. James Moose.
Mrs. Cornelius Crook is ';vending a
month with her parents in \Vrox.-
oter.
Mrs. R. Coad, of 8t. Andre vs Col•
loge, Toronto, returned on Saturday
after visiting; friends here for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Reichert and family
of Port Ilur•on, ;ire here visiting 1
their parents.
Mr. Adam Merry, of Detroit, spent
Now Years with his father, Mr. John
Berry.
Mr. Sidney \Veismiller, of Toront
visited his uncle John Weismill
and called on many of his oil frien
for a few days last week.
Mr. Irwin Matter, of Manit
visiting at Mrs. R. Beck's.
Rev. Mr, Ilarhurn, of near
Liskard, spent New Year's w
Stol
WVe carry the
and when we say
as right without
seen
Ca11 and
We have a nit
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IDASH WOOD ONTARIO ! 111