Exeter Times, 1907-03-28, Page 5M
•1•H�: Xh3TER T1MB8, MARCH 28th 1907
Crediton
DM Z. J. VOGUE. MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGg PHYSIC'-
S/IS anti surgeons. Successor to Dr.
S. A. Haiat. Ore Ilton. Ont.
Mr. August hill and Mr. C. Stock
Spent Sunday with friends at Zurich.
'Quite a number from our town at-
tended the shooting snatch at John
Plsnbals on Monday last.
• The Jnanyy_ friends of Mr. Henry
Silber M. P. I'. will bo pleased '4o
Learn that he is recovering from his
recent i11 neas. ; '
Mr. L. Umbaob, of Woodstock. vis•
Hod Wedneeday with Mr. G. C.
Brown.
Mr. Tbomae Klumpp visited with
friends at Dashwood on Sunday.
'Mr. Siam Brown who has been laid
up ,with erysipelas tato past 'wheel: is
able to be out again. •
Mr. Otto Umbaek of Waterloo.
spent al couple of days in tho vil-
lage the past week. 'i
Mr. Mose Faint is laid up with an
attack of Muscular rheumatism.
The fish pedlars aro again making
rounds. The first of the season had
a very unfortunate experience.
'A very successful sale was held at
Mr. Matt Winer's. The property
was bought back on a reserved bid.
Mr, Fred Harris attended the fun-
eral of his uncle In London on
Thursday last. r
Mr. John Geiser spent last .week
in Goderioh serving as juryman.
Mr. Otto Brown has been engaged
with Mr. Albert Morlock as appren-
tioe to blacksmithing. •
!Miss Lydia Schwartz js rapidly
reoovering from n recent illness.
The funeral of tbs late Mrs. Henry
Lamport took plaoe on Thursday
last. l r
at 10 a. m. and also on Sunday. Gen -
mart in the morning and English at
night.
Special services will be held In the
Evangelical Church on Friday next
Mr. Levi Stahl has sold a• valu-
able driver for a good figure to the
Rev. C. 8. Fiukbeiner, of Campdon,
Ontario.
Rev. J. W. Andrew aid daughter
Estella visited in Parkhill on Tues-
day and Wedneaday. Miss Inez An-
drew returned with them for the
holidays. +
Mrs. J. W. Boyce and little eon
Af Ruasaeldale. who have been visit-
ing their parents Mr. ahid Mrs. J.
W. Boyce. returned home last week.
Ur. McCue is 'suffering from a se-
vere attack of Grippe. •
Mrs. McMurray. who has been con-
fined to her ,home through illneaas
is slowly recovering.
Mr. R. A. Amos of Grand Bend
was a caller in Crediton on Monday.
The Literary Society met on Fri-
day evening of last week. This be-
ing the last .meeting of the series
held by the Society during the win-
ter months. A good program was
given and lunch served. A very en-
joyable and profitable time was
spent by the members present.
Miss Ella Marshall. of Forest was
visiting a• few days last week with
Mrs. James Lawson. •
Mr. Thos. Lawson is at present
confined to his bed with pleurisy.
There passed away in Crediton mt
Wednesday last Mrs. Henry Lam-
pert g years. at the age of 63 Dce
ceased had a paralytic stroke some
years ago from which she never re-
covered and a few nveeks ago she
had another stroke which caused her
death. Some six weeks ago her hus-
band. Mr. Henry Lamport died. The
remains were interred in Fairfield
cemetery on Friday last.
BILEAxs
ILIOU5NE55.
Last Friday evening about forty-
five or fifty of the neighbors and
friends of Mr. and Mrs. •Jas. Walker.
gathered ut their residence lot 11
con. fa Stephen upon the event of
their removal to Lacombe. Alberta,
to wish deem Cod -speed and to take
a. parting hand shake, when all
were on hated. Rev. G. W. Andrews,
of Centralia. arose and asked Mr.
burl Mrs. Walker to come forward
and on behalf of the company the
following presentation of two most
handsome parlor chairs and the fol-
lowing addresss. "To Mr. and Mrs.
Walker and Family. Dear Friends—
We a few of your neighbors and
acquaintances have met here 'to-
night to abow our esteem rind to
express our regret that thetics that
have bound us together for ew many
years about to 4te severed. Wo have
appreciated your friendship enjoyed
your hospitality, been sharers in
your joys and sorrows and stow with
regret say "Good Bye" wo ask you
to accept these chairs as a slight
token of our regard. We trust that
in your new horne in the Great Can-
adian North West. the blessing of
God will rest upon all your labors
and that great prosperity will Dome
to you and yours. And should we
never meet again in the earthly
home. we pray that we may meet
in that heavenly bomo where they
never say good-bye. Signed an be-
half of the company. 0. W. Kit-
drews, Pastor, Wm. Anderson." Mr.
Walker who was greatly taken by
sur r' replieda short but
p ase. in s for
suitable manner thanking all pres-
ent for their handsome present and
invited them to stye him in his new
home in the West. Speeches were
then given by Jtev. Andrews, Wm.
Anderson, Wm. Walker, 8. J. Ho-
garth and others, mentioning their
esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Walk -
were held held rand all expressing
their sorrow and regret fort his re-
moval from their midst. Mr. \Valk-
er came to Stephen with his parents
when but a child and settled in the
21rd 0311. of Stephen and from where
his removal will be felt both by his
neighbors and himself. the remain-
der of the evening w•as spent in sing-
ing instrumental music, general con-
.versation, etc, until about twelve
!o'clock. when lunch .was served. Af-
ter singing together "\\-hien the
Roll is Called ftp Vendor" "God he
ohampagoe. Tuscan. (moss green.
brown and pearl. with the lighter
sbadiis predominating for the sunk=
raker trade•
Why don't you try Carter's Little
Liver Pillet They are a poitivs care
for sick headache and all the ills pro-
duced by disordered ilvcr. Only one
pill a dose.
RHEUMAT18 11LMST KILLED
For Years Mre. 8. titablschmidt. of
Humberstone Ont.. was a martyr to
rbeuwatisuet "1 was so stiff and
lame 1 could scarcely walk." she
writes. "Aft attack striking my
iim(i., made walking impressible. My
friends and doctors gave prescrip-
tions but 1 only got relief from Fer-
roaone. 1 took twelve boxes and
gained from the first. Today I am
well, feel v+tronger. weigh heavier
and look the . [Picture of health."
Whether muscular or inflammatory
chronic or otherwise. Forrozone does
cure rheumatism and sciatica. 50c.
per box at all dealers.
Dashwood
Mr. A. Harding. of Zurich, was in
the village 011 Sunday.
Miss Pearl Nicholson, of Zurich,
was in the village visiting friends
on Saturday. '
Mr. Lewis Roeder and Arthur
Weber. have returned home from
London, where they have been work-
ing for the past few; months.
Mr. Wrn. Ehlers, has this !week
purchased the interest of Mr. Fidt,
in the flour snit', and the mill will
now be known as the dihler's Flour
Mill. Since commencing business
here. Mr. Ehlers has by bis pleasant
ways and close attention to business
made many friends who wish him
success. Mr. Merman Eidt has been
engaged as ]read miller, and although
at young man is in every way fitted
for the position both by experience
in the making of good flour. etc..
and being well known in this part of
the country.
Mr. J. K. Goetz this week corns
utenced operations itt his naw' -mill.
The Planing Mill svhich has been
closed for some Limo commenced
work again this week, with the out-
look for a very busy aeaaon.
Mr. David Iletscheu is confined to
With you Till ave gleet Again" and his bed with the pleurisy.
shaking of hands all went to their Mr. Chas. Schroeder. of Daahwoal,
homes. moved his wife end family into Mr.
Master Victor Keatlr, son of Mr. ]tarry Guenther's farm. 1 1-4 miles
south of the town.
M. Keetle, had e misfortune of
?th
having his leg ,broken in n peculiar
way. It appears lie was walking
through under the rear end of a
Popular Goods forNow
load of sraw which w'a( Standitg
andetraw
sidewalk. At the sae
time otic of osame
the men alighting from
the load and not nottct ing little
the Best of the Season ���.���'��, the
Favored Worsteds
These worsteds are in blues and
fancy mixttrres,excel in gnality,beanty
and finish anything of their kind we
have ever shown. We are offering
some beautiful one
Summer Suits for Sic at
TROUSERS AND USN
VESTS FOR SUM NER
and upwards.
If a pant hunter penitents ,
Is panting for pants
Ile panteth pantless
Until he implants himself into
of those fashionable pants ordered
J. H. HOLTZMSNN'S
A beautiful assortment to choose from . If there is a taste we can-
not suit, we have yet to know of it.
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NO111O Ti)1YN ••SAVIS-ION1M,.
W. NEIL. AGENT
A SET OF
C TLERY FREE
TO 01960,0 13UVBRl9
Our 1007 Catalogue will tell
you how to get, Absolutely Free,
a beautiful Carving Set of
SHEFFIELD STEEL, with
Celluloid handles and
Sterling Silver Aisah,
enclosed in a handsome
Plush and silk lined
case. The outside be-
ing covered with leatherette.
Our handsome Catalogue and
Geistc• book i+ richly illustrated and
is free to everyone who asks for it
and contain+ details of other special effete,
etc., sl.o gives full details of new and standard
variet ie. of Seeds, Plants and BuU».
Weita to -day.
DARCH St HUNTER SEED CO.,LImlted
L.ONOON. Canada.
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.lad lit on !him, causing a break of
his leg just above the knee.
Mr. Francis Clark our genial har-
ness maker, is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness.
Millinery . openings were largely
attended tlris week.
The Royal hotel changes hands
this week. The many friends of Mr.
Mclsaao will be very sorry to sec
him leave. Mr. and Mrs. Mcisaac
during their stay ,lure have won
many warm friends.
Mr. Stock, our new butcher, has
opened up business hero and is
ready to supply the wants of the
people. He has a choice lot of eau -
sages of every description for over
the 1►aliday season.
The sprint: millinery openings at
S. Brown's under the management of
birs. Link short's that nine tenths of
the hats have drooping brines. Em-
pire styles certainly have arrived in
millinery lines, and the poke, airship
:uad mud:room effects have impress-
ed themselves deeply in the -new
models. Chip is the leading straws.
I'yrox seine, Leghorn, Tuscan,
Crin and Point de sprit are others
used extensive}y. Regarding trim-
mings, roees are shown in all sizes,
from the large Tose to the button
rose. Hats fire simply loaded with
flowers or fruit. Ferns and grasses
are the favorite foliage effect:+.
Mechlin:{ acrd ribbons of all descrip-
tions, comprising velvet ribbons of
all shades, plain ribbons, taffetas,
satin, duchess in all colors ,and
shades, gorgeous Dresdens, warp
prints and brilliant plaids aro used
in profusion. globins is slluoh use([•
and Ulu maline and lace hat promises
jo be n summer development. Very
fancy hat pins Are a novelty thin
season. For the exclusive trade.
Ostrich, paradise and ti host of
other waving and expensive plums
effects are tite.1. The leading shades
are the burnt shades, banana, leach.
er Shades. oopenhagcn end apricot.
In fact all ehndes are shown. in
Children's tette a large variety is
shown and is suitable for ell ages.
The room was nic:4y decorated one
has a very inviting appearance'.
The millinery opweninea at C.
%wicker:+ teas a (t'cided success.
The show room was tastefully dec-
orated in banging baskets of Amer-
ican beauty and Jack of roses with
dainty Uniting vales. Miss Colvin
show4el a Isetutiful display of trine-
tned bats in milan straws. bighorns
hood+ and flops the two, latter may
be crustiest in in diversity of whap'cs.
Another popular shape is the mush-
room. which ens NhoWtl in a 1101111
gray strew trimtned 'in pink and
wine Jack of rases mixed nvith dain-
ty ferns atal •caught with a bows of
steel grey taffetta ribbon. this ban-
deau was Ii►nsned in with sax blue
malice. A pretty hat in the \Vei I li-
tneril shape Was mad' in vnloncien•
ace lace with tam crown and faced
in rewcda green mohair braid, trim•
:n -d in dresden chiftonetti ribbon
with white 11lumes 1333! rhinocerous
buckles, the bandeau trimmed in
small Bink resew. Among the dis•
play was n child's bonnet made of
Milk mohair braid trimmed in white
chiffon and pink .taffetta ribbon.
The sailor shape is still 111 vogue. A
very pretty one was tatown in the
burnt shade. in :which the moss
Mr. David Iietschen moved his
wife and family to Dashwood in Mr.
Chas. 8chroeder's house.
Mr. henry Brenner, of Zurich,
who is interested in tho planing
)[till here moved his family to Dash-
wood. We give our new residents
tat hearty welcome.
;Hiss Ida Brill has returned to her
]tome in Zurich otter having a piens.-
ant visit with friends in Dashwood.
Mr. Louis Shumaker is oontitled to
his bed with pleurisy. -
Confirmation services were held in
the Lutheran Church on Sunday and
were largely attended. There being
some 10 oonfirmed.
Mr. Jos. Eidt is building nn adili•
tion to his stable this week.
Mr. Wm. Shrumrn, our genial neer-
chant, has rented n house from Mr.
Geo. Kock and intend+ moving into
it soon.
It there ever was a specific for
any ono complaint tl)en Carter's
Little Liver Pills ate a specific for
sick headache and every woman
should know this. O fly one pill a
dose. Try them.
CENTIRALiA
At a farewell party in the church
last Wednesday evening the gentle-
men who're names appear at the head
of the following address, were pr e-
senteci with a beautiful chair, each,
and the following address. Suitable
replies were made by each and
speeches by \V. Anderson, 11. Ificks,
Williatn Elliot, Thos. Veal, George
Esrtery. John Easery and -others.
The choir sang and the Ladies fur-
nished lunch.
"To Jlessrs. Robert Wilson, Joshua
'Instable and George Windier.
Dear Friends
We the members and adherents
of Centralia Methodist Church, deep-
ly regret the circumstances which
compel yon to sever your connection
with our church, believing eve pre
losing active workers and faithful
brethren. For many years well have
taken an active wart in the temporal
and spiritual work of the church
and we will miss you in all our en-
terprises. We therefore beg that
you will accept 'these choirs ns a
small token of our friendship, and
brotherly love. in a small way.
emblematic of the esteem in which
you aro held.
We sincerely hope you will meet
with great success ill your future
homes and wish you and your Liinit-
ies. to carry hence, ourbeat wishes
for your future 'and eternal welfare.
Attd we will ever pray that the
Father above may watch over and
guide you in that straight and nar-
Indigestion
Noumea trouble is bet a "repent of, and not
Is itself s true disease. We think of Dyssepsts,
Meattburn. and Indigestion as real dtseemed. yet
they are symptoms only of a cortain speelee
Nerve sickness—nothing else.
It was this fad that erst correctly led Dr. Shoos
M tbe creation of that now very popular Stomach
■emedy—Dr. 8hoop's Restnrstive. Going dime
the stomach nerves, alone brought that somas
sad favor to In. Shoop and his Restorative. Wit&
out that original and hlshlr vital principle. no
,etch lasting accomplishments were ever to be had.
Tor stomach distress. bloating• blll000ees, bad
breath and sallow complexion, try Dr. Sbooys
aesSotstive—T beets or Lhiuld—nod ase err your•
ss11 what ft an and will do. we salt sad obese.
green. wood and golden brown Searseomaseoa
• sleeker predominate. This is n dis•
tinotively flower and ribbon season
Iwith (lowers of all kinds in ribDr. Shoop's
protusion and a rtids lenge off rib•
bon in all ,width and colors, flowers
on everything including roses. liop-
• pies and small wild flowers end
grasses in a variety of colors. Tic
most fashionable aefor this
II.storative
Season. apricot shades similar to
wcdgewood and ether favoritea,
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SPRING STO6K�
Is Now Complete in all Lines. We have received recent shipments
of Dress Goods, Prints, Muslins, &c. in addition to large Con-
signments received last week.
See Our Carpets
and Linoleums
New Patters'
We are offering special values this
season. Om stock was never so large•
our vaines never better.
Just to head a large shiptuent of the
W E. SANFORD READY-MADE
CLOTHING in all lines. youths', child-
ren's and men's suite. Nice up-to-date
goods. well made and trimmed and at
prices which are very close.
The Sanford clothing is the leading
line in Canada.
OUR MILLINERY STOCK
this season will excel anything w•
have ever shown: Miss Colvin if
again in charge of this department.
(&UR OPENINGS sis next week.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and fol -
owing days. We invite your laape*.
tion.
We have some New and Exquisite Patterns in Dinnerware and Toilet Betts. You should
see these before you purchase. New and pretty patterns for spring.
We have a stock of Timothy Seed, Alsike and Red Clover for sale. Also about loo bus. of Seed Peals.
Our Grocery Stock is Complete in all Lines.
.A Call
Solicited
Highest Prices paid for Produce.
C. ZWICKER, Crediton
row way
that leads to life everlast-
ing.
Signed on behalf of Congregation.
G. W. Andrews, Pastor, R. Hicks
Leade r.”
Derangement of the liver with
constipation. injures the complexion
induce pimples. sallow skin. Re-
move the cause by using Carter's
Little Liver Pills. Ono a dose.
try them.
O -EL la5i3'CIO FL2 .
gas the iht Kind You Halt Always Bought
Signature
of
WHEN ILLNESS COMES.
Have you near at hand a remedy
that si11 alleviate pain and help till
the doctor comes? A wise thing is
to have right in your home a bottle
of "Nerviline" which gives instant
relief, and prevents dievease from
spreading. Nothing known for the
stomach and bowels that compare
withNerviline. For cramps, indiges-
tion. heartburn and headache, its in-
dispensable. For fifty years Pole
non's Nerviline in 25c. bottles has
been a family stand-iby. Get it 'to-
day.
FAIIQUHAIR
Mr. Robt. Gardiner was in Toron-
to on business ,from Friday until
Monday. 1.
Miss Nettie Harris loft on Mon-
day for Seaforth, for a two weeks
visit with friends.
Mr. David Duncan and sort ,Ken-
neth 1e'ft on Thursday last for Re-
gina.
A number of the young people
from here attended the dance in
Exeter last Friday -night.
While Mr. J. E. Campbell was re-
turning from Exeter last ,Friday
night the harness (gave way allow-
ing the horse .to extricate himself!
from the buggy. A pair of broken
shafts was the extent of the damage.
Master T. Biggs. who disappeared
rather suddenly last winter has re-
turned.
Mr. Thos. Rundle moved last week
to his farm on the boundary.
Mrs. D. Duncan is spending a few
days with Mrs. T. Cameron. prior
to going \Vest.
Mr. Win. McKay who has been
confined to her bed for the past two
weeks, is able to be out again. •
SEAi.V.I) TENDERS addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed "Tender for Completion of (lode.
rich Breakwater" will he received .t this office until
Thursday, Apel 18, 1907, Inctnslvely. for the corn•
pletion of Breakwater at (loderic•h, Ilaror' County
Ontario, according to a plan and specification to be
seen at the races of J. el, Sing. Esq., Resident Engi-
neer, ('onfe)erstion Life itinkling, Toronto, Ont., A.
J. Ianb, Erg., Resident Engineer. London, Ont., on
.pplieation to the Postmaster at Ooderich, and at tbe
Department of Public works. Ottawa.
Menden will not to consideree unless made on the
printed form suppplied, and signed with the actual
signatures of tenderers.
An aoceptel cheque on a chartered tank, payable
to the order of the idonourable the Minister of Public
Works. for seven thousand ave hundred dollars
(7,1500.tel, must accompany each tender. The cheque
will be forfeited if the party tendering decline the
contract or fail to c,miplete the work contracted for,
and w i11 be returned in Cass of non-acceptance of
tender,
The Department does not bin 1 itself to scree the
lowest or any tender.
By Order,
ruen OEI-INAS,
Secretary-.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa. Lamp 1s, 1907.
Newspapers will not be paid for this advertisement
If they insert it without authority from the Depart
meat.
Sy0o Is 0f Ibe C000dio0 Nona Wog
HO)1FMTEAn REGULATIONS.
A�Y even numbered section of Dominion lands in
�waniton.a, ,ukatchewan and Alberta. ex. -e +ting
ti and art, not reserved, maybe homesteaded by
any person who is the head of a family, or any [nate
over 19 ye.reof age. to the extent of ons -quarter
section of ifII acres, more or tow.
Entry must 1.e made personally at the local land
office for the district in which the land 1s situate.
The homesteader is required to perforn, tM con-
clitiona connected therewith under one of the follow•
leg plans:—
(13 At least six months res!denoe upon amt eulti•
cation of the land In each year for three )ear,.
(2) if the father tor mother, it the father Is de-
ceased) of the hometteader residsc u3r.0 a farm in the
vicinity of the land enterad for, the regiuronen's as
to residence may he eatisael by such person rew.Iing
with the father or mother.
(4t if the settler has his permanent residence upon
farmini; lanae owned by hint in the tk-inity of his
hornets( ad, the requirements as to residence may
he satisfied by residence npon the said land,
Hix months' notice in writing should be given to
the Commissioner of Dominion lands at Ottawa cf
Intention to 53.3.3y for patent.
R. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N. R.—t'nauthorired pnblewtion of this wheetiae-
mert will not he paid for.
New Dress Goods
Some of the newest and nattiest patterns of the season in Dress lengths.
No two alike. Call and see them before they all go.
i
We also have another car of Cedar Posts cowing 111is week.
Leave your orders with us and we will attend t -t them.
Call and see our new line of Wall Papers. Many
pretty designs to choose from.
1
COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
aroid Roofing
I have just received a large shipment of Paroid
Roofing, and as the time is drawing near when you
will want roofing work done, I would advise you to
call and select what you will want.
Have on hand a number of mitts and gloves,
which I am selling at wholesale prices. Come in
and get a pair.
All kinds of tinware on hand.
W. Moore Kirktoni
The Wall Paper Season is Hers
Let us advise you adout the interior decorarion of your home. We Can
assist you in seeuring the best results. Our stock is most complete and sty-
lish. We will hang the paper for you.
Now is the Time to buy Boots, Shoes & Rnbbers
We have a large stock and bought before the price went up. We cap
save you from ?oto 50 cents per pais. Our shoes are reliable and each p !
stands on its own merits.
Fresh Oranges, Bananas and Lemons on Thursday
B. W. F. BEAVERS, >= Farquhar.
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Any well made emulsion of good Cod Liver Oil is
good as far as it goes, but if it lacks Iron it is not a
perfect emulsion, because Iron is even more necessary
and more valuable than the oil.
Ferrol is not only made of the best Cod Liver
Oil, but it combines with the oil Iron and Phospbori ll
and is the only emulsion that contains Iron at a11.
Moreover
FERR OL
is finer, more palatable and easier to digest than any
other preparation of Cod Liver Oil. Anyone can
take Ferrol ; few can take Cod Liver Oil in any
other way.
Every intelligent person knows that three of the
greatest remedial agents known to science are Cod
Liver Oil, Iron and Phosphorus. To get them in
combination and in proper proportion you must have
Ferrol. There is no other way.
Sufferers from Ana:mia, Bronchitis, Chronic
Coughs and Colds. Lung Troubles of any kind,
Nervous Prostration, Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
General Debility, Loss of Weight, Whooping Cough,
Croup, Ia Grippe or any of the ailments known as
wasting diseases, can take Ferrol with the confident
assurance that it will cure them if a cure is possible.
REMEMBER
Each dose of Ferrol contains a full medicinal dose
of Iron and in no other way can Iron be properly
administered.
Ferrol holds the record for increasing the
Ferrol contains neither alcohol, " dope" nor
gerous drugs of any kind.
Ferrol is the Ideal Infant Food. If your baby Is
not thriving, give it Ferrol and watch it grow.
I. Is nota teat mystery. The formals is freely published. It 1s
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ISM ttosFitalse Ssorit rtsara, eta
W. S. COLE Druggist, Exeter, Ontario