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zwicker's
Stock Reduction Sale
We must reduce our Stock within the next TIHIRTY days and offer Goods at
CLEARING PRICES,
Do not fail to take advantage of this sale. Great Reductions in Men's and Boys'
Ready-made Clothing. Ladies' and Childrens' Mantles at half the regular prices. Nice
up-to-date goods, this season's style but we intend to clear them out.
Remnants of Dress Goods, Tweeds, Cottonades, Prints, Flannelettes, Wrappt rates,
Carpets, Etc., at bargain prices. We have a lot of them. Call Early to Secure a bargain
in those lines.
We offer 25 pieces of Dark Check Flannelettes, good width regular t3 fix 5e per yard.
We have 8 Ladies No. 1 Astrachan Coats on which we will offer a liberal Discount.
5 No. 1 Dark Canadian Coon Coats, -;•e offer them cheap- -buy now and secure a bargain
Do not Miss This Sale. Our Price Will Interest You
Highest Prices paid for Produce. Until the 25th of January we will pay 7 Bents a pound
for Di fed Apples.
C. ZWICKER,
Crediton, Ont.
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. Sweitzer
Crediton.
1 Mr. Bart (Clark' wi1I ba on hisfrom doing injury by the .timely ar-
rounds again before long. Try him rival of Mr. Peter Mclsaac, who had
for wall payor and moulding. noticed the accident and who at
Mr. Albert Cunningham who has once ran after the oow, coming up
been in London for the past week
has returned home.
Thero is some talk of a wedding
before long.
Mr. Art Zwickor spelt a few days
with it when it stopped, and taking
hold of its horns held it until _ the
chain was taken from around tie
boy's body. On examination the
lad was found to bo unconscious and
this week in London, visiting nt 11i4 to be seriously injured, his head and
home there. face covered with blood. his scalp
Miss Mabel Clark entertained a nearly jorn from his head. Isis
number of. her friends at her home collar bone was broken and his back
on Friday evening last after a pleas- badly ecratobed. Medical aid was at
ant hour of skating. once summoned and it took 37 etit-
Tho Literary eooiety met as usual cites to close the scalp wound. The
on Friday evening last when n troy js now in a very serious condi-
splendid program was given. The tion and it is a miracle how dye es -
society meets next Friday and it i= caped death.
expected that an exceptionally .good Miss Minnie Best and Mies Peart
program will bo given. Nicholson, of Zurich, visited at the
Farmers' Attention.—We can sup- home of Mr. Jonas Hartleib, on
DIY you with Government Standard
red clover at $8.25 per bushel ; Also
Alsike and Timothy seed at right
prices. Do not pay moire 4han mat-
ket values for your seeds. A call
solicited.—C. ZWICKER.
Rev. E. II. Mean preached a power -
Sunday.
Mise T. bicIsaac, of London, is
visiting her mother and sister here.
Mr. John Hall, of London, was
hero on Monday shipping clover heed.
Lloyd, the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph \Vildfong, died after a
ful sermon on Sunday night fast short illness on Thursday of last
from Epheelans 4611 chapter and the week, aged 6 months and 12 days.
24th verso. Intermegit took place in the Goshen
Mr. Alvin Amos spent Friday in t Line cemetery on Saturday after-
r""a il on irusinesl. booth The 'fines: Was Largely at -
Mr. and Mrs. Simgtl Motloak, of
Dashwood, were visiting tinder the
• parental Tofu.
Mr. Garfield Lawson left Friday
for Detroit where he has secured a
position.
i Mr. \Viii. Lewis attended •t meet-
ing of the Farmer's Instituto nt
Brucctield on Friday last and while
thero ;ave a very instructive ad-
dress.
A special Ale
estcd in the bu
new SWAM IV 11
night. It a•as
union allcd 150
wide with hip
iron sheeting.
cement.
Your Spring Cleanings
O YOU intend to paper your house 1
or any part of it this spring ? 11 ;
so. remember we have a complete !,
stock of the latest designs and pati
terns to choose from.
Border, Ceilings
and Sidings
All at ono price. Get our prices and
see our samples before you purchase
elsewhere.
BERT. CLARK
Painter and Paper Hanger
Crediton t'ntario
Crediton
EI E. J. McCUE, MEMIIEIt ON-
TARIO COLLI•:GE, PIIY8ICI-
ems and Surgeons. Successor to Dr.
E. A. heist. Orediton. Ont.
,Mr. Jeremiah Motz, of Elkton,
Michigan, Mrs. John \Vurtz, of Pie -
eon, Miob., and Miss blot z, of i)c-
troit. are this week visiting their
lather, Mr. Henry Matz, who has
been confined to his room for some
time. bir. Jacob Schroeder sold a line
The Misers Sutherland, of Toren•
g pending a few days in /the Mise Catherine Stire. of i)unnvill ,. pair of Albion colla this week for
Morloek •Tent Htirc, of this villa;c. rolls will be tlir.v: years old this
cling of those inter -
tended.
Mr. Emil Schroeder has left for
Ft. Wayne to resume his studios. He
was accompanied by his .sisters Ly-
dia and Tillie, who will visit old
friends thorn.
Mr Louis \Villcrt recently
chased an expensive learn of
Croy.. a fawner soar Parkhill.
Mr Wm. Schroeder has taken u
position in she flax mill for The
winter. William is a good man at
ildin; of the proposed bis work.
s held 011 Toe -4(13Y Death claimed the little intuit son
decided to build a
•feet long and 98 feet
roof and gatvanize3
Tho walls to be of
pur-
oolts
Dir. and Mrs. Christ Fanner .;pent
Tuesday last with Mr. Martin in
Ilay.
Mrs. Chas. Brown is aontined to
her room with la grippe.
I Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown aro
�
spending a few days of this week
at I'lustvillc.
The boys and ;girls are this week
%vearin; wry faces. Cause—bad kJ.
1
• 1f your arc Constipated, dull, or
of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mollard on
Thursday fast. Interment took
place in the Grand Rend cemetery
on Saturday.
Mr. Jacob Zeller has sold his
farm to Mr. Frank Allister for ,i
-good figure, and has purchased 50
acres from Mr. Jas. Siler. Mr. Zel-
ler will move onto his new farm in
the spring.
Mise Minnie ltinkcr, who has been
in Sarnia for some time has ,returned
home to spend the winter months
with her mother.
Rev. Thun left this week for El-
mira to attend lite nonferencc which
is to oo held there.
The young people of rho Lutheran
1 bilious or have a sallow complexion, church intend holding an entortain-
• fry Lax -eta just once to see what ment in Zimmer's hall in the near
Itthey will do for you. Lax -eta aro future and are looking forward to tr
It ,ie toothsome Candy tablets—nice good time.
to eat, nice in effect. No griping, no Quito a number of our young pea-
:
t,•.in. .1ust a gentle laxative effelt plc stent a pleasant evening in danc-
tt.,t i- trltr`in.tly desirable. Bandy in3 and other amusements at the
for ,gar v( t pocket or purse. l,ax- dome of Mr. \\'m. Becker on"Inveday
its Incl every desire. Lau-ets evening pf last week.
rotor , you in beautiful lithotr•aph• A load of young people from her.
ed re. i:11 boxes :it 5 cents and 25o. drove to the 'tome of Mr. \Vrn. Batt -
Sold Iiy W. N. Ifo%vcy ler on Tuesday evening of last week.
; to celebrate the birthdays of bir.
Wm. Rattler and bliss L. Einkbciner
whose birthdays come on the same I
day. A very enjoyable evening was
spent.
Dashwood
es
O, are s 1
yilla;o the guests of Miss t,lVtary is talc• zur It of her you+i n, \ti the handsome figure 1of J oI j The
Owing to the verty disagreeable
weather quite a number in the vil-
lage and vicinity drive contracted
colds and la grippe. Among thei
most severe case's have been
Irene Erbc, Lydia Ocstrei:hor and I
Lilian Finkbeiner, but we aro glad
to report that under the carefut!
treatment of Dr. McCue they arc .
rapidly recovering.
Mr. R. B. McLean, of Ht. William,!
representing the Kurtz Acetylene i
Gas Company. his been in the vii.
lade the past week endeavoring to
put in a town plant. We are pleas-
ed to report that he has been sue.
cesaful in organising a stock com-
pany, of five men who %%ill put in
the plant. A Ion; felt want will
slow Ire supplied that of street
liethting. \\'e sincerely Lope that the
entire villa;o %sill patronize it and
help to make it a success.
Mrs. Michael IU um pp has been on
the ,'ick list the pa it week.
A very severe a%indstorin pa wed
over here Saturday night and (4un-
lkday doing considerable &matte to
several places in the vieinity•
Mr. Isla: hill, of Crediton South
Intend,' building a Targe brick house
"test sprint.
Miss Eva Ilirtrel intend4 learning
Miss aAlmiwith
tYae,.er spent Sunday
moot Clara unday
4.
st home.
Miss itosie FR her. of Zurich, 31
.pending a few week,' with her un -
tale Mr. Wm. \Vensel.
Mr. 'font Klun►lap and Chas. Fah.
'tact spent Sund iy in DashWlsod.
S
Miss 1.ercy \V it war, of Zurich; %%.aa rowing spring.
was the sures( of her cocain Mise
Etta Ruby on Sunday.
The Mine; Preeter entertained a
number of their friends at. their
home on Friday evenin; last.
There a re special scra,lees Being
held in the Evangelical church thin
week.
Mr. and Mr.. Jacob .Kellermanu
were looking up friends in Park-
hill one rt ay last week.
Mrs. W. Roedy is the gurit 4.1
iter dangl►ter, Mrs. Hamilton, al
Grand Mend at pre Hent.
Mr. Arthur Kellerman has left
for Napierville to resume his studies
for the ministry.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). Neid.elr left fnr
Michigan for a couple of weeks 1•,
visit their d.tn;hlers and fraena+.
''revs 11. \Villert rind Deputy
(Reeve Kcller,rnann, the repre-
sent.:lives front here, arc nttendin;
1the County Council which opened
(loderieli on Tuesday of this eeh.
Master .Johnnie Steir, t ha ten.
ear old Ron of M r. GsNo. Steir, in, 1
T
with a serious accident on Sund ty.
1t api(•ars that as the lad ant tak-
ing out a c nt' to the pump for wa.
ler nt noon that he Leaked one end
of the chain round his waist, the
0 1:•r Lein; around the cow's neck;
1 The animal on leaving the plahtei
1 a! irted to run. throwing hire down;
i and dragged hire for 1 wo blooke over;
110 frozen :round. The boy was
(rolled and t%►isled in every way and
when at last the animal stopped iti ,, ,, r,, r;l
m do al him and was ufnly prevents.'
digestion
Stomach tlawbtn 1s but a e motom of, and not
ki itself a true r114na••. We think of Dyspepsia,
'Heartburn. and 111.14 ,.lion ss nal di ;cases, 781
the7 are symptoms only of a certain specil>e
Nerve sickness—nothing else.
11 was this fact that first correctly led Dr. Shoop
In the creation nl that now very popular Stomach
Remedy—Dr. Shoop's itetnrattve. mint direct
to the stomach nerves. alone 1 r:tght that sucoeu
and favor to Dr. Shone and hi, It...torative. With -
oat that original and highly vitul principle, no
such lasting a((ompltshrnenls arra ever to be had.
For stomach disttta bleating, tlllou,ness, tad
breath and sallow complexion. try Dr. rhoop's
hestonur-•-Tablrts or Liquid—and see Inc your.
self what 1t can and will do. Ws sell and cheer -
hilly recommend
Dr. Shoop's
lisetorativo
•
A Dari
The undersigned Drug
Limited, of Toronto, has trade
merits of FEIlROL, and of the
Every cure claimed) by the Coml
ma nu tact tired 11'onl the best quality
ot the oil) and is richer in oil iharl a
1 he right quantity of tits best Corm
I)re$)aretI, that cot one in a thousand fi
has accomplished the most amazing re
('ity have been phenomenal; that it is et
qualification: that it is, iii short, all th
'I'll • tnnre I investigated the
longer a IIIIC-•ii;on ot Icy illi 33 i1(ss to ll
how can I lar:tg it to the immediate suffe
it is n vy reupiinsibilit.y, but I have faith in the
of Toronto and the unequalled Merits of their preparation, F'
I final also that the druggists in other cities have taken upon themselves ti
standing behind this medicine; and that these druggists have made in each city
distribution ot full-sized bottles.
Impressed by the action -of our fellow -druggists, and convinced that theywould
such unqualified approval without positive knowledge of its merits, I have decided to
distribute free of charge
75 Large Fettles of FERROL Free to the
At COLE'S [DRUG STO
Saturday, February the
ltttiaintatining a first class Druce Stere, the abovo named Druggist occupies a com-
manding positiou in the retell drag trade of this city, and almost every remedy that is offered
to the public seeks an outlet through bis store. But with an eye single to the interests of
big many patrons ho is careful to handle the most reliable preparations. Con:. ••luently
when a medicine is recommended and endorsed by this Druggist., that medicine millet
have merit. •
The above Druggist, after a rigid investigation, described elsewhere in this announce-
ment, has decided to make, upon his own responsibility, the most remarkable distribution
of medicine ever attempted in this city. Convinced by personal experience of the
extraordinary merits of
FE
ROL
Ile has purchased from the Ferrol Co., Limited, of 'Trento, a largo number of
bottles of this remedy, for free distribution, and ho hereby invitee every person suffering
from any form of blood trouble ; any person who is run down, discouraged and in need of a
powerful tonic; any person suffering from Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Croup and all
Bronchial or Lung Trouble, Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Insomnia, Loss of Weight
and all wasting diseases ; any person who has sought relief in any other remedy or Cod
Liver Oil preparation, and failed to find it, cut out tho certificate printed herewith, fill out
the blank linos, presort it at tho store on tho dates given, and get a bottle of this wonderful
preparation, FERROL, Free.
It wan necessary Inc mo to purchase a large quantity in order to have the privilege of
making this free distribution, and the responsibility assumed by me in this 'natter I am
positive will be appreciated by the public, and the immense sales that are sure
will more than compensate me for the expenditure involved.
There is absolutely no sentiment in this endorsement of FERROL. it is
business recognition of a preparation that possesses positive merit, ands keen
the part of a progressive concern to always supply the best goods at the lowest
No other distribution will be m
to come early in order to
bottle of FERRO
REMEMBER, only ONE bottle wi.► i giv
Offer for fear t
FER
THIS
Properly
titles the
bottle of
Oil, Iron
sented to
on Febris
until sae
Name of PI
Address,
Disease, ••
THE FERROL CO., LIMITED -I
CITY
May 24th, 111051
The bottle of FERROL I secured from`
yon, I have found to do great good. My
son used it for a bad cold, and it cured'
him. I know it to bean excellent remedy)
for a bed cold and for building a person up
after sickness. i might say that it was 1
prominent doctor friend of 'nine in
city, who used it for his son, and a
me of it. I have since recommo
to a great many of my friends to t
Yours truly,
J. B. Tilt
we if
of the fo
reader wi a
1t builds up
other prepara
it cure, A•
supplying the b
In the only Corm
can be so tuppl
It prevent
oonstltnllon
it rcalorSS
drli area
se