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TOCK Clearing
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Daring the Month of February
balance of our
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intct:d to c;car out the
SPECIAL
WINTER STOCK and t)ilt'1. Reductions
Heavy Freize Overcoats regular $7 to $8.50 your choice for $3.
Woolen Blankets, Men's and Ladies' heavy Underwear, Dress Goods,
Flannels, Wrapperettes, Tweeds, Etc., greatly reduced.
Many Remnants of Prints, Wrapperettes, Dress Goods, Cottoiiades,
Flannels, Etc., on sale this week. WE ARE GIVIN(; lj
Our Grocery Stock is complete. A Call St
Highest Prices Paid
for Produce.
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Co ZWICK
CREDITON
flour Mills
We have installed a NEW
ROLLER PROCESS in our
Mill for the rolling of Oats, and
can vow till promptly any Ol-
der to roll Oats for Horses
We still have our Chopper
and can also 1111 orders in this
line promptly.
H. Sweitzer
Crediton.
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ground and lighting a match, shut
both eyes and fired under the house
at where he supposed the rabbit was.
Ila then secured a lantern and hunt-
ed for two hours for the animal,
taking down all the 'bee house and
when he had gotten Through with
his work, discovered it 'lying dead
I about ten feet away.
1 On Saturday last Mr. Thomas Ma•
whinny sold a fine to:lm sof horses
to Mr. L'ucharxtn, of near Blake.
Master Milton Medford, son of
• Mr. and Mrs. Alt Redford, is at prc-
sent quite ill a ante home of airs.
! Lamport.
At the regular meeting Of the
literary society held friday evening
last ran interesting debate took
place,.the subject beine. resolved
"That the present systole of im-
migration is unsatisfactory". The
sides were taken by Mes_eri. II. Eil-
ber and Dan. Sweitzer and Mr. list
Brown and Mrs. Itinett. The forme'
side were adjudged winners. Mr.
Eilber was culled upon 118 rho niom-
ber from Morrison and Mr. Brown
as the member from Toronto. Why
; these two places were designated by
-1/4e:14 :Mr. Illuett, the speaker of the mo:s
t • parliament, we are unable to say.
, i Mr. C. Zwickcr shipped a oar -load
•;j�t�e of red clover seep to Chicago last
�.=• ti..:. i .week.
• --I Mrs. C. Zwicker, who has been
1 Bufferin; from an attack of '1l°»-- .'
! dicitis, is greatly improved.
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Your Spring Cleaning
DO YOU intend to patter your house
or any part of it this spring ? If
PO/ remember as have a complete
stock of the latent designs and pat-
terns to cheese from.
Border, Ceilings
'and Sidings
All at one price. (,et our prices and
see our samples before you purchase
elsewhere.
BERT. CLARK
A number from here attended the
carnival in Exeter 1a81 Friday even-
ing.
hlr. 11. E. Walker intend( holdin4
an auction sale of ldii butcher 14031-
nese and real estate 011 \Vcdn s:l y
Feby. 13111. At the name time life
farm of 100 acres lot 11, eon. 2. will i
also be offered for sale.
Miss L. Robinson. teacher in our
public school, who was sick a few
days last week, is able to attend
to her duties again.
The sacrament of the lord', sup- 1
• per was admire:eyed in the \Jill:u.l
Rev. Andrews prcashod 4111 1444°•
. propriale sermon.
If the Middle:lex County Council
carries out its first intentions, it messassaaerewasseewassweeses
will this year eyelid -::bout $25,000
on new bridges.
and Tis
Are what every lady des
served at her table. But unfo
often happens that when prepare
ordinary .way they lack nourishm
Ia ol.. _f cucll time
"Pevil " is inyalua::le
A little "iJ:wril" added to a weak, tast
lams sop gives it richness, strength, and
a ce1ight.li,y appetising flavour. The next
time. vn-l _` 1,k.. soup try a little 1:iovxal"
• in ic. You'll appreciate the
difference.
The . Vice -President, and Secy=Treas. o i e Usborne
Iiibbeiq t. Ills1ll':i1:ce Cn 1pany.
tin
W. Il. PASSMOIIE
Presider!
sideralee tiarae0 to the
A bridge to cost from $1,000 .to harness.
$5,000 is to' be erected over the Aux 1 Rereetnber il,e cone.•:I ie 114' ,iven
Sable ltiver between lluron and Mid. this (Thursday) evening in '/ilntnet'4
dlesesx, near Crediton, but the cost hall by the young people of I he (,u -
of this work will be borne equally j shoran Church.
Painter and I'ltper Hanger• by rho two counties interested. I Tthc roan l g!•111 of ! L-. 11.,:. ItI4) ld
intario The following letter was treseiv- t planing twill hive purehns<:d a I s-
od by the postmaster from North ; ber limit f:oul 1t. S. Il::rnil:,:, .:f
J. L. RUSSELL
Vize-1'r selen:
11. W. F. 111{:3VElte
Secy-Treas.
buggy
Crediton
Crediton
DR E. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON'
TAM() COLLEGE PHY8ICI-
b ens and Burgeons, Successor to Dr.
E. A. Ifaist. Orediton, Ont.
• Farmers' Attention.—W0 offer for
title week Govt. Standard Red Clo-
lver at $8.25 per bus and Govt. Stan-
dard Clear of Ilucklorn for $9.110
err bus. Also a stock of alsike, tine
O1thy, &o, at right priors. A call
WOlioited.—C. Zwicker.
Miss Annie Yearly (pont Sunday
at Mr. and Mrs James Lawson's.
Mrs. Huston died ot the resilenre
of Mr. Itobt. Essoa'y on Sunday.
Dir. and Mrs. Geo. Brown, of
Rilmanaelt, Mich., were here to at-
tend ,It he funeral of Mrs. Treitz.
Mrs. Beavers who 1r , been mak-
ing her home at Mrs. Chau. Eilber's
is at present very ill.
Mr. Fred Richter, of Listowel, at-
tended the funeral of tlic late Mrs.
Treit z.
Mr. Wesley Finkbeiner relates. ,
thrilling experience while away,
Ile and his aged mother narrowly
escaped death by fire, while stop-
ping at the hotel Irwin, Helix,.
The hotel by 801110 unknown cause
Was burnt to the ,ground. About 544
guests were aysetnbled in the hotel
at the time. All however wore
saved by !teems of ladders through
the 3%in4low'5.
Miss Addie eforlork, of Exe:e:,
spending n few days 111 the village
the elest of Miss Beulah lteavrr,
Mr. Alex Moa ,rk, of iletroit. who
Is Vi -itis, Ilio mother at Exeter gave
our town a flying visit on Saturday
last.
The :Mewl Sutherland. of Torun -
to. have returned to their hurtle, af•
ter :4 view/14M visit wit 11 \lis% 41•
'2torlork.
'Ile eli1se• Kuhn ewe!! lined
o ff, slun,ls'r of their friends on M0101 ly
eve nin z.
ILMiss Array .)obs;, of Exeter, in -
tends ronin; 10 our village to or-
ganize a rias:+ for 1lie study of
musi'.
Rev, J. W. Andrews spent Blindly
In Pe -kill'.
Mrs. reeve .1. \V. .11d•ew8 i• see
?line Lrr daughter, Mi /3..1. W. Boy se.
et flu. eold lie.
1114. G. 1:. Either li i4 an interest -
in; even;ng of it one night last
Meek. As he was creel in; Jus hou'.a
111e saw a rabbit run underneath
the lee L•0,Ise,[sl'�urod� n shot -
Button, N. II. U. tb. Grand (tend. The timber will be
Dee. 1st, 1906 cul at 11 tinilton's mill, Gland Bend.
, Postmaster, Crediton, Ont. At the annual !nestle); Loll 0:1the
Dear Sir.—Will you kindly assist 24th of Jan. the busier::,i of L
me in locating ono Jaoob Flanders, past year was !cone over and ever)
alias John Flanders, formerly of thin; was found in first elas+ shape
your town, or his heirs if ha, is and a dividend will. be p„i.I.
not living. Ile should be about six- Mr. Jonas 1lirticib has cold .his
ty years old. Ile left this pinus hardware business to Mr. Tiernan, of
when a youth to enlist in 3110 l • Dashwood, who toe!: 1'.4,,• -elm) ell
8. army for the civil war, rend 'lever
returned, but has since been guard
from in Canada. I am told that d::
had a f.aanily and was livin; in
Crediton about ten years neo.
Whether lie has shoved away or died
I do not know. His name was
Jacob but I am Mold he cianged is
upon agoing to Canada. I hove some
property in trust for him and am
anxious to fire him or his beers. if
yOu do not know his where,bout
will you kindly ,give the facts to
your local press, or hand this letter
to your chief of Police or other 14-
, ficial who might assist in looatine
him. Thanking you in ndvunz,o for
your kindness, i remain rca t •t fully
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yours
Mrs. Mary A. Davis.
II 34)111 are Co:lwtipatcd, dull, or
'elem.. or have a sallow complexion, talned a number of titter soon4
.,y 1.ia•0114 just Once to eco what friends 011 'Tuesday evenin3 to a
. 1 bey will do for you. Lae -cls are dance.
1 It ,fu t,xr. heisme Candy tablets —tti -r Mr. and Mrs. G. Nadieer returnee
to v. It, nice in effect. No gi iping. no, home last week from 1lichiptn,
t,. .1. .1test a ;eel lo Laxativ0 effect ; whero they spent the last .two
that is pi ea sin sly desirable. Ilanily ;weeks Vis:)ina friends.
Miss Mary Winkenw•ader, who
mine 4 31/11 in Irc•aut:ful lithoerapll• het'
N,44 -
4'd "'''111 IxlxcS at J et'l1IA gild 'Jc home eere left on 'Tuesday for N •w
4'old by \1 , S. howdy Yo: k, whore she has 'secured n po-
sition in a dress milking chop.
Saturday. Mr. Tien] 18 . wv:ll
known Imre, havin4 I1•en aSt:0:i 110,1
with bis brother in the butzher buai-
11088 for the past nine yeses, Mr.
Tiernan is h.iehly respcctcd, a Ulan of
business. and there is r.0 .1.1ale h:•
will make a success of his new en-
terprise.
All those indebted to Mr. Jonas
il,lrtleib are requested to settle their
accounts at 0n0e by cast, or note on
or before Feb. 153 h.
Mr. Au;us! needy aril 1),3 i,l 11 •n -
der, of Zurich, acre in the villa;c
on Monday.
Mr. .larob \VaIieow, of the Town
Line, had a lx:o 'last week to draw
timber from clear Crediton for his
new barn, widish he dntondn erect -
In; in the spring.
Mr. E. hiblur, from mein• 1,ister-
ville visited friends here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. Beaman enter•
for the vest pocket or purse, Lax -1
03 s meet •very dewi44'. L:rx-cls s(renl the piss few• months at
%istSIIWOOd
Mr. 1Cilin'r, of Itr int ford, spent :1
fc3', days list week grille:; with
friends in Dashwood.
Mr. Gei;e•- h + 1110 .1011 of Ii,lhl -
1n4 IIle street Inn,ps in l)1311133
fir. ,-led Mrs. John 110fltntn, of
Parkhill nerd visiline friends in
U:ahw0041, on Sunday.
ears. and Mrs. Nueir hive re-
turned home hose their wit in De-
troit.
Mr. Ticnta11 .1n31 Mr, Wambold are
putting away their i:e for tbo sure•
mer season.
On Monday of list week, while
Mr. Alex. Zimmer Wlts ansistin; his
brother in ;ening ire, Ifo tied his
'hearse to a post. The animal slipped
' Mr. 1). ilartcib, of Exeter, w ie in
the village last week 084041ing his
father J. ll:articib, stock ?akin;.
Mr. John Kuntz, of t1.1' 1413, cn-,
tertalned a number of the yonll4
people of this vicinity on Thursday
evenin4 last. The c'veteng '.48 •1.4 113
to various auluscment s,
Mr. 8. Minnie, of Z.uri:h, was in
the vitlase one day last week.
I',\I101'I1:\11
'file thirty -firs; •41nu,1 1n4:'4't;0 z of
tie 1'stx►rrd and ilihbcrt Meso II
Fire insurance Co. was held in the
Public. Hall, Farquhar on Hoed ty,
Feb. 4th. The hall was filled with
Policy holders, ahowinz they have an
interest in tee we;f :re of the. rorn•
pony. Mr. J. A. Norris opened the
tneetin2 with a few well chosen re -
had zone ahead during the past yr -yr
and that there wore prospects of a
further advance (luring the prevent
year.
The Secretary -Treasurer It. W. 1'.
lieevera ;Ave the financial state-
ment _Lowing the total esters of
the company were $11.2,500.83 will: 1
cash balance 011 hand of ii,615.:1l
There 8180 is 1111 ina:ea5e i0 ILc
amount of insurance of over $150,000
drove 1 year.
Tee Auditor's report was elven
by \V. A. Turnbull v'erifyine the
rorrectness of the Secy-1'rea3. re -
?.ort. W. 11. Passmore and dohs.
Norris were elected directors for
the ensuing (1110(• ye•irs and W.
Brock was elected director for the
ensuing two years.
\V, A. Turnbull was first nominat-
ed as Auditor but declined to net,
s1yine he bad held the position for
thirteen sears and thought (her;
should Ire a 0104040 and consequent-
ly he would retire, John Kay :11111
1083111:1 Johns were elected auditors
for 1907.
The Directors rrlet after the an•
r,1111 matin; for organization. \V.
11. Passmore was elected President
and J. L. Itussell, Vice -President.
When it comes to having nerve
when the time conies for havin4
1110 1rs. eye and 4.01111:11 t<..: II .111,1
other grinders extracted, hilly Mc -
1.313 Klin has Ilium all 1,eit. Itilly
had .,':,'n out to Exeter several tintee
Wealt
Kidneys
Weak Kidneys, snrely point to weak entre,
Nerves. Thr Kl lro•ys. like rho lfrart. and the
Stomach, fled their w,•akneas, not In the organ
itself. hot In the iirr30i that control and gtdde
and strengthen thele. 1,r. Sho,lp s Restorative Is
• medicine .pecl01all(y prrt'ar0'1 to mach these
controlling nerves. eo dieter the ladnrys mora
Is futile. It 13 • waste of titer. sed of money 111
Well.
11 your bark ivies or is weak, 11 the urine
tloald14 or Is (lark 1104 ,11'0110, tf yeti have symptoms
of llrlghts or cAhrr distressing or .langeroue kid.
trey disease. try Pr. `ehoop'.11,-torative a month—
Tablets or Liquid—and e. n 33'4114 1t can and will
dolor you. Druggist rtrommen i and sell
Dr. Shoop's
Ret�rativo
f _ the purpose of }kelvin' :1 1n0ulh•
fel of ivories pulled out,ut always
rung Lome 331:lout going through
the operation, until last 8''led,3,
when Ile went ti -:3•1;1i the s. e• .3,
without t:skin; files, ):ot air or any
thing cl:ac to rel0ve the pain. 1!•
says his jaws are a little rte
his nerve i:1 s '(alt :•s ever.
THEY AL1. FAIi.Ei).
flan) have triol to devise ;I .o2'n
cure equal to I'ut un'a, but after
fifty yeae3 nothing 1'•is reeler upon
ot
res
Is
in
•t t
goma
extens 0111 i11
any pia . ' "orld. and they
tell us that them is every 4 vi-
dcncc that there :ore diamond fields
In this newly opened country, that
the rocks as cx.tauined by a specialist
correspond in every way to the rock
from which the famous South Af-
rican diamonds are taken. These
are only a few of the minerals but
they aro su[fiticut 10 811ow 10 '301110
oxlent the 11411e1.411 wealt11 o[ on-
tario. And there are not oil her
resources. Think of the million of
acres of pine, spruce, maple and
beech in the immense fol'ea13 of
Ontario, a wealth of standing 0111-
ber, and coo in southern Ontario aro.
fairly well supplied 33 Oh timber and'
with wood. Some provinces, not ,v.,
fortunate 4114 300 :1140, aro CV1'11 31030
preased for fuel and people are beim
frozen to <Leath on :recount of the 6
scarcity of it, and even the Grains
bearing their loads of coal to some
point farther cast are held up by it
gang of turn who deliberately laky
the coal 1tom them, so pres3ini is
the need. Then there are the
resources wllicl, come front the al io's
farms, her a;rirulturcll ,resources.
Every year millions of bushels of
grain .aro taken from the fertile
land, not to speak of the fruit and
the vegetables. Iler stock raising!
and dairyin4 are also very important
n::d bring in probably more than the 1
,grain itself.
From a ireli;ious standpoint. On-
tario is also progressing. Statistics
toll us that there are now over390,-
000 Methodists in Ontario, an in-
ereaso of over ;30,000 within the East
10 years. Thorn are Also ,nary
other dertominatians in Ontario, but
all aro on an equal footing, all en-
joy the sante religious liberty. No
man aan say in our day and time
and in our country that the light of
the :gospel was denied hem. All
may worship as they Ocoee and no i
inquisition hangs over them to torso
them to believe anything t,gAlert
their will. Tho saute Can bo said
about our civil liberties. Each one
may, have Ideas and opinions of
This own. No cruel tyrant rules over
ns, (grinding us under the heel of 1
Oppression and refusin; u9 freedom!
Although we belong to the mother
other
414110 w
de fur Ino
and 4041( :c
,!I eise1t thro
away to think
11.•11. and suet a
said. "Trp A3 •a
orf!" I d0i - ,, 11114
soma of the 1,11111 :Its
4004- Next !tt n11,L1
bleca. 3va0r1'a:. 1•••1“,.• .: h 3
441<. "1'tlat tv,r. 1 :: ,.,1 •' ..1.
tlw %.u0 Irak. 1, rent: •1 :o
the mnrl'llr••- <.V•:,ldei,•i)' 0..ra
epi 1 1 nn!d du :nr,ly 3312:1 ti
1 had rarr:c•1 site 1,:111, Isis
11,04 11,•re 3314 nn 1 1 r:ce 91
e.sm 'I'n 4!a'• 1113 li 11 r 1- av
53110, 41. 11041 1 11,t 14 1 1..
111(•0 t,'•al a Ii.:¢er 1
doctor. 1,04, 101 34'1l', 1 thi
0:11=( of %.-911 It,:k i 111 :ants%c
3'.31110. 1ty c- {seri,-eve +hurl
crs „ 1 .:u n•.. n.ia: 3011 sill
What Zsm'` u
For all p5i,o1041 3c:,•:a.t
ulcer. 1411(1 aI,400• w a.
.:a!abl,• bocan-o of its II'::h
If ",a hare a .r. 11.1 „r •14
11111),11:;81.11? 1111 5:3 3•'4 0,411
A111.it1:., 111:4 rare: ee:
-are+. ringwor,n4, W01 01.0,1
lowly. chapped piare', ...id
+:i•r. 41 vein .3+an 1.111
•I l:,l,aa.r11 6114 -•'! r.:,• 4. al
1•3•:• 1 r0ac'c.1104l :1 •,
.3!I -tor •-3114.41,[.;41• --e
or p•,.1 3.ce from i' 0 :: on-
o tosr+ for :72.50.
FREE BOX—sun.' "n
i.ap„r and dainty 13n141a b
yon.
country Wo cannot be
proud of the fact. 1
protection and shall a
by being true and 1a
his Gracious Majesty,
iag beyond the thing
shall with ?grateful
praise and service to c
has favored us a lit
others and has elm
More than others s
the privelctio at div
fel Ontario.
h,' marl: tt•.1 :=0 1, i•i' -re ... �s
corns and t, :it. P<3„'. -Put .• n' OD IV OI
use the nest, an•l that's "i'utnt,n's C j 0111
`;l,oult :rt:ilii io
The following peter 33::•, given by
MIAs W. Howard :it a meeting of tl.:!
Epworth League in .the Main street
Methodist church on Tuesday even-
ing of last week.
"Our topic to --night is Ontario. A
subject so wide that if 3343 attempted
to enlarge upon it, would take ,more
time than we have at our disposal.
Ilowever we 4311111 cry to limit our-
selves to those things which will be
both interesting and profitable.
First let us consider the extent of
our fair province. We we by the
map that Ontario tuts for its north-
ern boundary. :n lisp river,cr Rainy
river, Rainy lake, Lonely lake, 11k
Joseph, Albany river and .I une:1 bay.
and that her routheen bound ey
determined by the i;real chain of
lakes and rivers, which not only af-
ford us an ezxllcnl means of trans
portation, but also Afford us, ns :n
Nlazara, scenery upon which all the
world might gaze with awe.
Ontario, roughly speaking, revert
an arca of 222,000 square miles. Com-
pare it with En;land. England hila
an area of only 50,000 sgaale •mile:,
being at its widest extreme points
only 3(10 miles wide. Yet into thi:;
51.•44 Phe has crowded her 25 •rnii•
lima of people. We wit h 2 millions
would think that were eserceiy
breathing rootn.
Ontario is just waking up to
sere of iter :3'roatnese and
extent of her resources.
recently the groat stro
tory to the north of
ab SOW Ontnrio, was
plored. Now th'
try is bei
set ticd
(ul rape
great cat
cells found or instars
Liskeard, now one of the m
portant towns in New Ont,
sprung up, It would seem. o
nothing. At- first their pi
worship was n rude frame
and 11:' it membership 1
h and red. 1 lrc ore now
Add PHOSPHORUS and you
For many years it ha; been reco
cians everywhere that Cod Liver Oil a
be given in combination if possible, as
required the other is in all probabilit
each enhancing the value of the ot
Strange to say, although many
been made, no one ever succeeded
oil and iron until, quite recently,
cian, after some years of study
aged to solve the problem .
little phosphorus ; the res