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'1'1:11.i EXETER TIME
TOCK Ckaring Sahb!
During the Month of Februar
balance of our y
w' interd to clear out the
SPECIAL
WINTER STOCK and WetReductions
t Heavy Freize Overcoats regular $7 to $8.50 your choice for $3.75
Woolen Blankets, Men's and Ladies' heavy Underwear, Dress Goods,
Flannels, Wrapperettes, Tweeds, Etc., greatly reduced.
Many Remnants of Prints, Wrapperettes, Dress Goods, Cottonades,
Flannels, Etc., on sale this week. WE ARE GIVING BARGAINS.
Our Grocery Stock is complete. A Call Solicited.
Highest Prices Paid C. Z\VICKER, or ProduceCrediton
CRED1TON
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
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Sw
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Crediton.
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Your Spring Cleaning
___.DO YOU intend to paper your house
or any part of it this spring ? if
so, remember we have a complete
stock Of the latest designs and pat.
terns to choose from.
Border, Ceilings
and Sidings
All at one price. Get our prices and I
see our samples before you purchase
elsewhere.
Quite a number from here at-
tended the wedding of Mr. Chas.
Fanner to Miss Lydia Schroeder on
I Tuesday afternoon.
No (cahoot was held in the 2nd and
I
3rd forms of the Public School ow -
1 ins to the 'teachers being ill.
• Mr. Bean preached a series of
sermons in the Garman language on
Sunday last. Ilia text being Luke
, 11., and the 13(h. verse.
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CREDITON SCHOOL REPORT.
i The following is the report for the
month of January. In the contln-
1 nation classes the marks of alt pu-
b pits who obtained over 40 per cent.
I will be given. Honors 75 'per •cent.
or over. In the other .classes honors
mean 75 per cent. and pass !standing
I
60 per cent. on all subjects of exam-
ination. Names in order of merit.
Div. IV — Con. Classes — Algebra
Clsas 13.—G. Sweitzer 61, Roy Hill
51, M. Brown 49, G. Short 42, E.
McMunray 42. Class A.—Honors —
P. Gaisor 92, E. Hill 88, H. Meadd 83
F. Beaver 79, C. Finkboinor 77, E.
Fanner 75. Pass—Wilbur Morlock 58
A. Coughlin 58. •S. Wuerth 49, R.
Coughlin 48, R. Ke.inzle 45, 'W. Hill
40. Arithmetic — Class 13. — G.
Sweitzer 62, Gortie Short 48, E. 'Mt-
Murroy 48. Class A. — Pearl Geis-
er 45, Arnold Coughlin 41.
C. IILUETT, Teacher.
Div. ill.—Class IV.—Honors — E.
Wm. Oestreicluor, M. Ost reiohar.
Pass—Almeds Finkbeiner, E. Apple
ton. Class 1I1. Sr.—Honors — Lula
Geiser. Paas—p. limits, A. Wuerth
R. Andrews, H. Mangers, B. 'redden,
G. Beaver C. Boltzmann. Class I11—
Jr. pass, C. Hill, L. Brown; 11. Swoib
ser, I. IIodgins, H. Helot, F. HiU
W. Rau.
MiSS ROBINSON. Teaches .
Div. I1.—Class ILII—Ptiss — 8.
Finkbeiner, I. Brown, M. Wenzel,
lloltzrnann. Class li Sr. Pass— 11.
Finkbeiner. Class 11. Jr. Pass— E.
Bluett I1. Brown. fart II Jr. Patss—
Irene Wolfe, flatlet Kin;.
MISS GIRVIN, Teacher.
Div. 1— Part II Sr. Honor,—Lillie
Weiner. Pass Otto Walker, Ar•
Hour Sambrook. A. IV. Pass—Loin
to Heist, L. 'McMurray. A. III Pass
G. Lamport, A. Gainer. L. Bean. A.
I—V. Kestic, R. Wolfe. A. I— R.
Hill.
BERT. CLARK
Painter and Paper Hanger
Crediton (' ntario
Crediton
Dit E. .1. McCUE, MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGE I'HYBICI.
nos and Surgeons, Successor to Dr.
E. A. Haim. Orediton. Ont.
s very dis-
agreeable
2.i been ►.
t, %wc.lti.2r has t1c
The
-r the
in this section [o
past week. A severe ?now storm ha
pass_41 over tis.
Mr. Wes Finkbeiner our genial
aro'ery elan has put in his supply of
toe. Its o[ good quality and Wes
promises ice ore:tua in abundance this
summer.
Messrs. Jacob Noah and $ani Moist
of Kilivanagh, Miene aro spending a
ircek in the village renewing ar-
cuaielan:es and also attended the
80th anniversary of -their father Mr.
Ja:ob Moist, on Saturday last. Quite
a► number. of the relatives from 'the
village were present and a very en-
joyable time was spent.
Mr. John Mcisaac put in his sup -
/ply of ice in the past week.
We are glad to report that Mr.
t�\'illi:un Lewis is able to be out and
around ager.
The many friends of Mir. Cl.as.
Kerr ate pteised to (tear that she
has recovered from her recent ill-
oess-
Mc-•,ra. Amo: and llarris who have
lbeen p.irtners in painting for the
pas: ye -;r have wit lid rvttw0 their
partnership. The former left -Fri-
day last for Grand Bend where ,he
baa secured a position as clerk with
his brother and Mr. Harris will con-
tinue the business and Fred is pre-
pared to tcitinfy the wants of the
Deviate in the line of painting, tlnper-
ttai..:ing and picture' -naming. Par -
11'+ hawing anything to do in the
above lilies will do %well by raking
at Fred's shop in lioltzmann's
J3Io k.
Mr. John Wind has I►een laid up
with a severe cold the past week.
' Rev. Mr. Klntntlp 1'. E. of Mich.,
eonferencc of the Evangelical Asso•
gave our village a flying
Vis;t on \Vednentlay East.
The many friends of Mr. A. W.
Finkbeiner who lead been workin,p
with Mr. Eli Kin; tip till fall tett
who has been engaged with a turn -
!tura firm in London for tiro past
tow months, will be pleased to learn
ha: he 1►13 been re-enga;cd with
Aft . Kir•,;.
A very Infer-taiing prb,rram wan
rendered in connection with the Y.
1'. A. o'1 Wednesday fast.
MI5a KIENZLE, Teac}ier.
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Dashwood
The entertainment given by the
young people of the Lutheran church
was a success being largely attend-
ed.
Quite a number of young people
from here spent Thursday evening
at the home of Mr. Alex Ronnie, on
the Babylon line.
Mr.
Ezra Tiernan i m n has been busy
taking in his ire at tow Mend. Mr.
Tiernan says he has taken a much
larger quantity this year than last.
Ho surely must he looking for a
hot summer.
A number of young people from
Dashwood .and Zurich enjoyed them-
eelves last Friday night in Zimmer's
hall, ►vhero the time w•.as spent in
card playing. Mr. Danl. McIsaac, of
Zurich, won first prize and Mr. Thos.
Warm, second. After the party a
supper was --given al the hotel.
Mr. John Eidt was this • Wei* pre-
sented w)t a baby boy.
bliss Katie Stiree who spent the
last few weeks with friends here re-
turned 1101110 taut Saturday.
Mr. Wm. Shrunun i:1 busy this
week taking stock.
Several young people from hero
spent Tuesday night at the '.onto of
31r. Chas. Deterich, where they en-
joyed themselves, the evenin; being
taken
up with dancer;.
Mr. henry Sl au bus returned home
last week, utter sl►oriding the last
few months in South River.
AIr. Rudolph Stade, of l'arkhilt,
was an attendant at the concert here
last Thuraday night. •
Mr. Geo. Wambold, who has a po-
sition in Illytli is nt hit home hero
spending a few day8.
Mr. Cllas. Keller, of the 16tH, is
quite friendly, as a baby boy seas
brought to lain home last week.
Both mother and child :ere doing
.%►•ell.
The young boys and girls of our
town spent Tuesday night at the
home of Jos. Wambold, the event
being a surprise party.
ANNUAL MEETING
Thee first a. nual meeting of the
Huron Weather Insurance Co. was
held at the Town Hall Zurich1� on
Tuesday of last week. The atfOnd-
enco numbered about sixty, menia-
bers being present from all the sur-
rounding Townships. After the dis-
posal of the directors and auditors
report, 'the following were nominar
ated ns directors—Jacob Kellern4an
Charles Monteith Roger Northcott,
and Wendel Smith. The first three
were the :retiring directors and they
were again ohonen. Mr. Northcott
was the president of •the Company
for 1906, and vory ably presided over
the affairs of the mew Company.
He also acted as chairman of the an-
nual meeting and did so with great
cteedit to himself. Messrs. B. 8.
Phillips and Alexander Itannio were
reappointed auditors for the year.
The 'finances of the Company aro in
Mood annpc, nithough .the losses of
Jan. 19th and 20th this year will
make a big hole in the balance on
hand. After the meeting the direc-
tors held a short session 'and the
following officers elected for the
year—W. T. Caldwell, President, A.
G, Smillie Vice -fres. E. Zeller /Sec-
Treas; G. Iloltzmann General Agent
Thco Company made good progress
since its start and n short nccount
of the business done may pot be out
of place. From the 13t1► of Juno to
too 31st of December 518 iolici is
weere issued covering nn insuranoo
of $50.3.890.00. Looses p;lid $108.10.
Is so bracing, and invigorating that it often
tends to over exertion, without our being
aware of it.
Most of us lead such sedentary lives
that when we take much exercise we of-
ten feel fatigued and depressed instead
of refreshed. At such times a cup of
•
will supply the nourishment, and stimul-
ation required, sending a glow through
the entire system.
For a change, try it some time with a
dash of cold milli.
Add milli to suit your taste
w re preparing a cup of to
Cash on hand $486.49 residue of
premium notes $23818.55 Farmers
generally (recognizing the necessity
this form of insurance, rind in a
very few years it will become as gen-
eral as fire inanranos h now. The
Company has spleddid prospects
ahead and the now I3oard will make
every legitimate effort to at least
double the business during the yair,
GREAT SPECIALISTS IN STOMACH
CATARRH.
Though often they fail to give
even temporary relief, Mr. W. Sey-
mour of Iluntaville, Ont., cured
himself with Ferrozone. "My troub-
le" he says "was ohronic catarrh of
the stomach. There was constant
bad taste in my mouth, I was cos-
tive and usually nauseated 'before
and after meals, I also uycd Catarrh-
' ozone which is :good for catar rh. Al.
though it took a number of boxes
. of Fenrozone, I got back my health
and to -day am quite well." For
stomach enteral, indigestion and
kindred disorders nothing excels
Ferrozone. In a thousand tacos it
has proved a w•)nilerful success.
Try it yourself, 5o:. per box nt nit
dealers.
B. 8. NO. 3. USBORNE
The following is a report of the
perrenta,ge obtained hyt he pupils in
Section No. 3 Usborno for the month
of January. sena! •. Those marked with a rt
were not present for all the exams.
V.—Gilbert Duncan 92, Earl Gard
finer 63, Willie Roach 50.
Sr. IV.—Alberta Doupc 70, Mil
McCurdy 72 Ray Francis 68 Bortie
Docile 62 Laura Clarke 55 *Carrie
Le„
"Any 'Maple !gear
Rubbers and k, ep your
ubbfer
feel dry and war111-••—
wireless freta "rho old
woman %vho lived fa
• shoe."
Made of the best
Para guru, cut to fit
snugly an tl accurately,
"Maple Leaf Rubbers"
present a thoroughly
waterproof surface.
Iieep your feet dry and
warm in tho wettest kind
of weather.
Rubber boot illustrated
is thoroughly waterproof
and doubly strengthened
at points whore wear is
greatest.
foot SALE 111' t;Enitt:E NIA ,'4f)\.
Copeland 44 Wilfred Doupc 44 *John
1 Ballantyne 40 *,Ada McCurdy 34,
I•Myrtle Stinson 20.
Jr. IV.—Victor McCurdy 72 Nor
i man Francis 60 Jessie McCurdy 52
*Louise Martin 31 `Ethel Shier 30
I •Chris McLoughlin 30.
I Sr. Ill.—Howard McCurdy 80 Oliv•,
i er McCurdy 74 Jofin Francis 74 Itoy
! McClocklin 63, Isabel Turn'►ull 58,
•Rita Shier 0 `A•rlow Copeland 0.
Br. II.—Leonard Harris 73 glean
or Doupc 60.
Tr. II.—Janie McCullagh 75 Reg
;ie loupe 50 Ida Irvine 40 Oscar
Copeland 45.
I't. If.—Grant Duncan Fern Fran
cis.
Pi. 1.—dcnntc McCurdy Lester Mo
Curdy John McClocklin George Har
row Gordon Copeland.
ISABELLE M. GARDINEIt, Teacher
THF. PIJBLIC 18 OFTEN FAKEi).
Unscrupulous dealers actuated by
large profits often recommend Corn
Cures "asgood ui Putnarn's." There
is only ono genuine Corn Extractor
and (trot is I'utnam's Painless whiz'.
a is :t miracle of efficiency and
promptness. Use no other.
1'SIIORNE COI1NCNE
Council root Feb. 2nd. all the !menll-
ters worn present. The minutes of
last meeting were (read and approv-
ed.
By-law
No. 9,1906,—Local
) OIt'on
1 1
By-law was finally passed si;trod by
the Clerk and Reeve and tha Corpor-
ate seal attached.
ley -law No. 1, 1907 .confirming the
appointment of Municipal Officers
and fixing salaries %r:ts rimed sign-
ets and sealed.
The auditors report was adopted
and 100 copies of report ordered to
be printed for distribution.
The tender of the Exeter Times 4o
do the municipal printing /or 1907
for $55.00 was accepted.
The Reeve and Treasurer were
authorized to borrow $880.90 on
i:limville Drain account,
Account amounting to $2020.90
w•ecre passed and orders netted in
paynlenr.
(.curtci1 then adjourned to meet
March 2nd. at one o'clock.
E. MOIBLE\ • ('lark.
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TiHEYGiCF. \\'ONUI:lthUl.
HEALTH.
None are so healthy, so buoyant
and full of life as those %%•1:o re;t--
late with Dr. llurnilton'e I'ills.s
Even in one fright they work won-
ders. Fur and coaling they take
from ,tongue, headaches they
relegate to the pest, biliousness and
stomach disorders they prevent and
absolutely cure.
Think what it menus to have the
system cleansed and purified by Dr.
llamillon's fills! A true laxative, a
peerfcct tonic, harmless and wholly
ve;eglablc in composition, they will
do you ,roots. To Peril and look your
toast use Ur. Ilan►ilton's I'ill% 25c.
at any dealers.
WINCIiELSEA
Milt Oak and Quint Il1'rryhill
were in London lint week on bu4-
i !less.
Mr. John Vern list week sold a
colt to Mr. Fred Ellerin;ion (or a
good figure.
Mrs. John here is ill with the grip
Mr. George Powell, of F:xi•trr,
MAC a Visit nt the home of Mrs.
Isaac Clemons a few days last week.
!This was Mr. Powell's first visit to
' Winchelsea since lr left here fen
! yearn
'-4isiitwu.-.r.w
tie
ed,
not bi
Rei:
ton, r
Dara,
Btrat
Kir
'try.
Duffield,;
Class 1V
wood,
Ilazelw1
G. B
Ito,as.
Dou
Ilan
lloski
on. CIa
shall, C.
Mr. Jo
el bee on
he purposes
with which
for t ;:table.
Mr. Geo. 8,
die on Friday
warning. Ho
mill for his g
returning ho
Miss Effi' Tre
spending wee in This ; illa;e
visiting hi. sir lir Ii Io kin.
The cool • ninth. e our vil-
lage :Ire IS week 'tag their
supply of i• for ti, immcr, which
is of good qualy
The ..cold stormy weather in the
i►vcst is quite a detriment to
our local horse buyers, who are load-
ed up ►vita horses for .shipment to
that country.
WIIERE DOES CONSUMPTION
BEGIN.
That first little 'tickle becomes a j
cough, else cough grows severe,J�js;
ne;tested and travels down to tfl$'i'
lungs. Treat throat trouble bet,.
it ,gots severe. Catarrliozonc wit ch
heals, ays infla, „crier, •urci 111
throw
and oro
)'• marvel
zo which
anrh
nsumpl
tors, pr
Ca Carr
and $
al troub
orkcr is Catar:rho
vents thousands
11118 from court n
. Recommended dor-
cd by 'time to b 'n!aiiin4
7• 14 what ygerneed. ,r
0, s n..very►y41ere••
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DIDDULI'II Ta\VNSIiIP COUN
FEB. 4TH. 1907.
'floe council met pursuant to ad-
journment the reeve and the ,mem-
bers present. Mr. M. Breen took
and subscribed the Statutory Declar-
ation of office and Qualification and
took his seat.
Mr. Geo. Fanson was unanimous-
ly appointed assessor.
The auditors submitteed their re-
port and the Clerk was instructed ho
get 100 copies printed.
Mr. \Vm. Davis' claim dor dam-
ages for right of way while Turner's
Bridge was building and for stone,
was referred to the reeve. The fol-
lowing accounts were ordered paid—
II. M. Falls drawing tile and work
re Colwell's drnin in 1900 Div. 2
$3.00. A. Isaac, ditching in 1903,
Div. 2, $2.00 .1. If. Lewis overseeing
and letting contracts in 1906, Div.
2 $8.50. S. C. Chowen, spikes for
1t uli
table 10g
week anti alien r.
box of IIIL,tn<,
low
: teas) used I .
y
is liver cht11 anate n
" caro+ 1!03111 t d ii t h 1
.iI0. ring). 1: •! : e 1 e " . 1 x or
1ltlrans wall dune 1 't.t- 3'1.4411) lin
plan•u.1. and a few b •i,•. ' ,:high 1 t: ,•
r..ua,I eoutp;e;c)v. i :saw nett
and -trial.; ::g in ire i • • ideuin:,t-
i+m.-twn'lc:l r: -.I.,:, t • 1'le 1✓.her
.fmf.tuu,9 tit iii 3 4,1 :. . 1 ge ltdt•. 41
7 dc',lily 4 «
54.i•.•!4 0' people lir•: 1'34 n 31•,:3 dA11110'1114
frn•nliterchil ,ontkw•.1-
i:1, ah..t na•11e 1',;t:4 t.1 . 1 raltnt••II:.
11 lit* f.4r1 cul . an 1 +11:, 1 '. At 1.1u.
Inv ...kit( feet. lie :tad ' y • at utast
tl1144-.»td and t•. teeny. 114'. (daces, c- 1.-
stlpalion—:to•rc31.11,•. p'lc', and 11114 ,11+
fu ti.s ar 1udi,tc<I.ou a:.o a.la)3i ',n)
11311 xta10 I"or Ur,- h- re la nuthing
°u 1l ! %rotld of in- iiciu.l equal to
1;•tea
e act directly en Ilvcr and
.n;leh.and strt•a..C1.1 3: 1.1 lnvig, rate.
.e: c. arg11114 n 3'• 11 •'l•y call fuial
thet f::netiotta ,., :1, i:r,•
ilitt alnt 0,1 cure .:., y. ;!y. i nd igont ion,
,L• uw:%ti•nt. re1IY11U:4 "1••nt«and irreq
uta$ Nes, cal.!+. c§iI -. I, ::u l intjntriu3•-.
-1: in .ores 811:•1 i.in:, ; •. 1 10 la/ ha.!
1,111:,11. he ,1:, `,e 43,. t'''''. I'elchi:,,
t•le. 'fits bete o A'ruhnl. .%'1
d1 ct i,1 t•,•e: -.•i Itilearnt at ,4
r1 nl • r. or ,;i. c. 1 • an the Ildclin
4'r.r•1 •I,,. 1!' •,•1 • ..pl llr prt.•c. r,
Cir °t. l .'• }' i s
s.y:st
Clandeboyo sidewalk $1.25. W. a4
Ilueston Bal. for gravel Div. 2, 1906,
$4.18. J. Park, lead pencils for els
cation Jan. 1906 47c. N. Sovereign
balance in full for printing to date
$23.25 P. Breen auditor $14.00. J. if,
Coursey auditor • $14.00 Jas. Ms -
Geo rip road 1906 Div. 3 and 4 $2.004
J. M. Stanley timber foie bridge in
1906 $116.00. W. R. ' RcvingtOgl
ditching Div. 2 1903 $2.50.
Tho Council then adjourned 't4
meet again Monday Marcs 4th 1907
at 10 a. m.
W. D. STANLEY, 'CLERK
A FOOD AND A TONIC
What the leading Medical Journal of the world has
to say about FERROL.
After making a thorough test of FERROL in its own
laboratory thc London (England) Lancet published an
article from \vhich the following is taken :
FERRO
"This is a successful combination of the
known valuable remedies, Cod Liver Oil, I
Phosphorus. The formula is no secret,
analysis showed thc presence and amount
tuents as described. The preparation is
and of distinct therapeutic value. The
an easily assimilable oil, in a fine
with a phosphatic salt of iron
the digestive functions and
determines its success
diseases."
What the Lond
and a tonic in
special qualities.
No higher end
following the use
have proved that
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FERROL is not a patent m
the but Physicians. It is end
pimpliest ZiospiWs, Sanitari
:IV. B. Cn