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Exeter Times, 1907-08-08, Page 5KEEP COOL Why not be comfortable the rest of the season when you can get a beautifa1 Suminer Suit, made to order for $10. J. H. HOLTZMANN CREDITON, KEEPS . KORRECT WOOLENS Big Clearing Sale of Grocery Stock at Finkbeiner's Grocery We have decided to give up business and have ieduced the price on all our stock and are selling below cost. Do not buy before you see us as you will never get a better bargain, A call solicited. W. A. FINKBEINER, Crediton. ••••••••••••••••••••••#•••• •••4•••••••••••••••••••••• WOODt1fM' ft. MILLS, We ham just received in stock a crate of dishes, white and blue pat. 14r**, Cups and Cups and. Saucers, also -Toilet Sets, Bowls and 'Pitchers, ail sixes, which we are selling right. "AllFork Rope, Manilla, at 14c lb. All kinds of, harvest t 0018 in stock. Machine Oil, Peerless, the bast, deo gallon. We have about 8 pie:cee of thatcbeap 1\�uslin [selling cheap. Nice Fresh Groceric3 and Pure Spices in Stock. llighest prices, cash or t rade, for produce. left yet whioh we A. MILLS NOS are Woodham. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Baroains! Bargains -at the••• WINCHELBEA STORE. 12ic Prints reduced to 10eMusline..r,efduetd 2<i per cent' Dress Goods reduced 25 per cent. y Men's Summer Shirts, good choice of kinds and colors, reduced from $1 to Bac We have in a fresh shipment of Dishes, Dinner Scts, Toilet Sets, Odd Pieces and Fancy Glassware. This h' the season in which you need lots of dishes We are bound to sell. Good bar- gains to the early buyer. Shoes! Shoes 1 Shoesl Our supply is large, latest styles and makes. advance in cost, we are Still selling at the old prices. Fresh Groceries always on hand. We invite you all to come and see for yourselves. In spite of th e 1444.144+++++++++++v+++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Western Fair The Exhibition the People all Like to Attend EXHIBITORS AND ViSiTORS FIND iT PROFITABLE rO (i() KNABENSHUE'S AIRSHIP daily and a full list of Attract- ions. with p.enty of Music, Firew.)rks after program each evening. concluding with that grind display, 'THE SEIUE OF 6IIItALTER" Reduced Rates on all Railroads Sentl to the Secretary for Prize Lists, Programmes and an in- ernlation. W. J, It1EID, President. A, M. Hunt, Secretary LONDON, SEPT. 6 TO 14 J. +++++++++++:•+++++++++++e -e-+++++++++++++++++++++44++++ The Triumph of the Time! CANADIA NNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1907 TORONTO • 1907 August 26th to September 9th Cir Country's Resources es Canadilui Progress Our Country's illustrated industries 5400,000 In New Buildings $400,090 in Premiums 549,000 In Premiums $40.00() in Special Attractions 840,000 industrial Activity National and Historical AD That's Best in . Exemplified Portrait Collection Agnlulture and in Art FINEST 01 THE WORLD'S HANDS MAGNIFICENT itA•rrl.t: SPECTACLE UNRiVALLE1) ENTERR'AINMENT FEATURES Sash fares for read trips and escsnios rata oa every line of travel. For all isfotmatios address W. K. GEORGE J.'0. nehist hd.RR,epeeV. Ore Hoa. TORONTO THE EXETER TIMES, AUGUST $tb 1907 Crediton DR.1'. J. MgCUE, MHMl3Elt QN- TARIO COLLMSE t'll><'fI1C1. sus and guegeoua. Bucoessor to 11r. iii. A. Heist. Oriedi ton. Out. The. Annual Oltildren's day of the Evangelical Sunday School has been announced for Sunday Aug. 25th. The Brownie's Baseball team Went to Ct ntralia Friday eve last and de - heated the juniors there by the aeon' of 2 to 1. Mr. Ed. Ilan:;uld, of Ht ratford, is the guest this %veck of Mr. Ohas. Stock. Mr. A. E. Kuhn our genial banker, is taking his vagi t itc)n. Mrs. I)ambra rend childre►n, .01 London, aro spending a few week's with her ruobhor Mrs. Ifttlor), Mote. Mr. Wes. Schoelliig, of Detroit paid our villago a flying visit the past week. A very &ever° electrical otorrn passed over this section Tlturss.Idy evening of last week. Lightuirr,; struck the chimney at Mr. Harry Beaver's d%clling but not much data' age was done. Mr. Victor Bertrand, a former res- ident of the village was in the vil- lage on business this wtcelk. Mr. Ber- trand moved from hero about fifteen year ago to Sebetstaing but has mov- ed to Loudon recently. While in tulle village he expresso i a strong desire to again become a citizen od ou_ r, prosperous villago. Rev. E. 11. Bean and J. II. Voltz. mann were in Zurich Friday night attending u garden party said tak- ing part in the program. Miss Grill, of Owossa Mi¢ i., was the guest of Miss Clara Ilii t, Sun- day last. Mr. Garnet Baker, ot, London, spent a few day; in tit:: village. Miss Pearl Boltzmann, Miss eras linda Trick, and _Miry and-Eira Oes- treicher spent Sunday in Dashwood. The many friends c,t Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kerr of Winchelsea were pleased to see them in the village. Mr. Abe Cunningham spent a few days of the pact week in London. Mr, Mietele and family accc.mpanied by Mr. (:has. Wind, of Detroit, spent a few days in the village visiting the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wind. They made the trip in their auto, and while bete treated their many ft iends to an auto ride. Mr. and Mrs. John Hauch returned home after a pleasant month's visit in Blenheim. There was council meeting in the town hall on Monday last. MIss Annie Hill of London was in the village this week on huoiness, Mise Tillie Wein of London, spent a few days under the parental roof. The Miss=es Clara Haist and Olivia Holtzman visited friends in Dashwood this week. Rev. G. D Damm of Berlin. a form- er pastor here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Bearer, and preached a very interesting sermon in the Ger- man language. His many friends were pleased to see him again. He has some interesting stories to tell of his recent visit through Europe. OBITUARY -Mrs. Charlotte Beaver, nee Johns, was born in Alsace Jan. 19 1815nd passed away on the morning Aug.A of 4tb, 1907, at the house of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Eilber, Crediton at the ripe old age of 112 years, 6 months and 1C days. She came to America in company with her parents at the age of 13 and for some time lived in the state of New York. She subsequently came to Canada and settled in Wellington county, where she had a married sister. About 1837 the subject of this sketch was married to Nicholas Beaver and settled in the pine forests of Wellington county. Yr i� r to her removal to Ontario she bad been converted to God and when located in her new home she hoped ar d prayed and wept that some mis- sionary of the Rvangelica Association tonight come Ind preach the gospel. 01 eat was her joy when a few years later her own father penetrated the forest fastness and found his lost child That very evening Charlotte Beaver with babe in arms went from cabin to cabin n And announced c e i a service in her home Many attended and this prov- ed the beginning of a regular presch- ing appointment and eventually a strong society. Her husband prede- ceased her in 1885, Their. remains 5 daughterr. 2 sons, 31 greind children and :i'J great grand children. The world must be better because of her life and they future alone can reveal what she accomplished hy her rever- ent and faithful christian life. On Friday August 2nd, the business and professional Wien of Crediton journeyed to Exeter to play the return game with the Exeter teaiu, and inci- dentally to avenge the defeat which they had suffered in the first contest and which was so ably described hy the reporters of the Exeter eters. who were very hilarious over the ttnex• ••••••••••N+N••••••••••• Higil Glass DIt%MO14DS People who buy diamonds want stones that will hear the closest scrutiny - gems which are free from Haws and from whose surface every ray of light is reflect- ed as from a di op of water. We carry all sizes of dia- monde from the largest to the smallest, either set eve ',met and all of the purest qualify C. H. WARD & CO. S71IRichnand St. wool Intl eaeeeSeases- 11 sseesereserS pected result and began to thiak that all the former Baines extending over a period of many years were mistakes and only on that occasion bad they struck their proper salt. Tins feeling had not worn off when the Credit in team gathered on the field and thund- ering applause greeted the result of ;he visitors first: innings when only three men faced the pitcher Let me pause here to state that the same little boys who disturbed the calm serenity of one of the Exeter players ou their visit to Crediton must have been pre- sent on the Exeter grounds and re- deemed thetuselves by encouraging Exeter players. • IIF.NS:ALL The voters' lists for the village of Hellman cont:t.ins 314 r►•tuies. Mti�+ llabkirk. of Landon, vi:.itecl her parents hero last w.,ok. Mrs. 11. Neslett has teturwd from Toronto whet re ahe was visit lug. Mrs. Illak,► returned o ltor. Rev. 51r. Smith .s sslna,nding his vac -11i011 %with relative, :it Luoan. Mr. A. C. lloggarth, %% is') was ac- countant iu the Mlol3Qn'x Bank herr, has gos:•:' to Ediuc,ntun, %%-h: re (ha will rece+ivc an advanct: in salary. GRANT) BEND Iiiet^_r made one. run in tha grit Mr. I.. L. Follick, of and some t bought it,hp gains was as in holidaying h:'r' a fel, good as won. At the end of the 21ec1 Miss Matt:« rollick. the score %%a3 a-) in Exettsas's f:tvcr. Mies. GiHies and d.auglit,er. Missy The :ird inlaid (1ndcd with Exot s• r Jean (sillies, of Lond-4I. are bare on still in the lead by the score of : a two weeks' visit. to :t. 'filen came the 4th w•Lich Case '1Lowaid, who l,.as beevi camp• crash, d the joy out of tilt hearts of iniuhe*r'a f.or a .ws•k, r4oturn-:d to '1'.;:t those .who came to eco Exeter !tonne in Exeter last Sunday. triumph and affected the playtra to The et1ia•9ea Colquh.' un, of I.ondsn, such en extent that one retirees feel, are h:.•re for tiro weeks' holidays. ing very unwell While another held Mr. and Mrs. Follick, who Kaye bravely ori for another inrkiilA be. been camping here for the park hire he too collapsed and laid to ma. tire. Others were found beasts en. ough to Step in but noti4kJ, could. St. Marys. hi.•a sister month, left on Thursday for their home in Exeter. Mr. W. W. Tam::: of .1 _ :er sued: avert the calamity a1tbou•lf a bray*.bass vocation with attempt seas remade in the 6th mutlir. and Mrs. lfo•sacur and Miss t)th '%v hen trine Exeteritcs seared Fdith lioncur are ct-copying Mr. E. 50(1 1 reapectively and anexciting A, Follick's cottage. gauze •:nded in favor of Credilbn t>� Mr. Geo. Willis, cf London. spent Sunday a score of 17-7. ':end Mondry at "I'inecr•oft" Notes on the game. cottn�e, 1. -flutter hit at the curveand Dr. Kinsman, of Exeter spent Sun- I.-Butter Amos says the sick players day and Monday here. dill recover. Ile diagnoses the Cawston, Harry Ilaylic.w and diaeasn as "mut-de-bar and soya it its only dangerous w,aan tha pa• tient gets excited. • :i. -Other Players are reported sick bet this may he only a rumor. 5. -Rutter played • nno'Ehe; f0tsa. -Later.• 5. -Carnot Rau was umpire h.u't thorc were a few others.in Gino .oro\red. 6.-Sornebcdy. said . Lary book II in mom lure. Liver nil„ after the. .same to p . soothe his feelings. Misses Jean Campbell. Sady Mc - 7. -Art hit tl:e ball every tetrlss lw Afffre•y, Nellie McAffrey, Joan Mc- w'as told. Ile, gat hi? rc,weid af. 'Krlvey. Miss Ryan, Olive Myerv, ter%vartle, Maggie M.ag%vo(d, kart Barker. Ma- 8.-flxeter's weather man refsres mfr Dunham and ()live Clark, of cooler air i -n that vicinity since Stratford arrived at "Arc We Inn" ora MLand ty. ' Art Che:nowet,h left "Anchc,r Vil- la" on MLclnda y for Stratford. Mt r. and Mrs. Bothwell and Jack, Mr. A. J. Passmore, of Boston, is of Stratford, who arena staying at holidaying with his father, Ws. '\4. the. Leavitt house left Friday. II. Passmore, The following registered at the John Itca9 arriving on Monday join- ed -the boys at Anoh:-,r Vill:t, Fred int. La%vr^snee, Bert Fit shat t, Ray Scott and Will Sumnner,a left their homes in London 011 Ml ortday• Herbert Simmons, llarry 'Coghill and Thomas Marks, a- Stratford, are in camp on Parkhill side. Howard Barker, Frank Mason and Fiber Collins, cf Stratford, are the game. FAiRQIJII,\It Merry -picking time is BOIT at hand. Mgr. J. E. McNicol, who hue been in ill health lately has secured the as- sistance of Mr. G. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. I1. W. F. Ileaveri spent Sunday with Mr:. Geo. Eaerett at Exotaer. J. '11. Grieve and Latimer Griev,4 Mr. and Mrs. I:. Paynter, ot.Bainm Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. 8. Ban- risritvct Mr. and Mrs. Beavers on Not, Chatham. Tuesday last. E. II. Yost and 11. F. Edwards, of Mr. Jas. Ballantyne has been un- d''i the doctor's care durink the past week. We hole for a speedy raspy - cry. Hotel Imperial on Monday Aug. 5t11 for the ctnauing %%eek-Jcelan Case, tiiea.fortli, F. Brown, London. Clara E. O'Neil, L. O'Neil, London. Ethel Northcott, Flo -Nrorthoott, Exeter. T. II. Newell, Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. Toronto, are staying tet the Imper: al Hotel far a month. • Mr. and Mrs. C. E. \\'illi:uns and son cf Sarnia, were here on Sunday. V', II. Kelly and Wm. Barry, Del - Piles s;et quick and certain relief troit, are staying tat the Imperial. from I)r. $lsoop's 'Magic Ointments • Mr. and Mrs. Cardno c►nd t%%, . Please note it is made alone for children of Seatorth, spent. Sunday Ppile•s, and its action is positive and . here. certain. itching. painful, I►rotrud- Miss Donna Il:cezkey. of Parkhill, in; or blind viler disappear like and Miss hart, of llcnsall, are he, magic by its /,se. Large ttickle•st►n. Mfr. W. A. Finkbeiner, of Credits:.:, ped ,glass jars 50 rents. Sold by \W. • spent •Sunday :a.t ,the UK' Wenn.. B. Howey. lwuse. Mr. Carter and the Misve v Eva, and May Cartp.r, Lucan, are cef staying At the Ideovil t liaise. Bort 1('Isrk:+ w is in Exe.;.:r on Mis's Maletta Witzel, of Detroit is Sunday. spending a few Nyack 'y visiting ac Jack McDonald. of Ilensall. is h^r' her home here. this week. The „ltisc-ses ,hill of Crediton, ars 1 Misses Alma E. LP%viA .incl Aan:t spending a few days visiting with Edell, of Berlin. are ,at the Impel,. Mrs. \Vinkenweder here, rel this week. Mr. Edgar I:diKhoffrr spent SUR..Mlisses Maude and intro Davidson, day last at his home in Blake. I of Durham, are spending tho woo* Mr. John Kraft, wl►o gave up itis ler e• job as sho,•nn:aker has ncnv started in Mr. and Mrs. K. Watere,orth and with Mr. Levi Hamacher as a-brestl I family, of Ingersoll, are rusticating peddler. Mr. Ilamacher is very •bnsy at the Mend. theme days. Ho bakes sit 5n average Mrs. .1. Sinclair, of Ingersoll, is •ot about 2,000 ic51vei a week. Ile staying :at the Imperial lIotel. also has some very delicious ice ere,nrn . Messrs. W. 11. smith, G. W. Mil - on Saturday night rend throuhlaout row and W. G. Essery, of London, are a r � c %'c • bc, t , y of this week. an hardly boot. 1 � at t the ��� , k � }u 1 dl Mrs. \V. 0. 'Shruunm and her two Mr. Arthur Essery, of London, is daughters Beatrice and (rc:ats aro the guest of Miss Colquhoun. spending a couple of Necks visiting Messrs. Ward l.orby, Clem Lorby friends in Detroit.; .1. 1'. and Richard Foristal came from Mr. Jas. Eidt met with a p,ainLul London in autom,)b:le 1111d vimitied accident 'while in l'aarkhill on Sat- • Messrs. J. 1). Castello, McKinley Mil- urday. He 'was standing an a box len. and .1. F. hickey over Sunday. when it 'tipped encs he fell on this 0'%1ng to a harried n11cst9age they Ride and ie. mow laid up els a result'. had to return Monday. . Mrs. M. Schurter, of Chcl►rto, and Mrs. \V. 11. Seeli and Il.itt.:e Stun - Mrs. Benninger, of •Teeswater, are ; dors returned to Isvacton after a at •prcrrent the guests of thudir sister two tveeks' outing. Mrs. \Vm. Zimmer. Among those at the Leavitt Ilouse Mr. Milton Gcotz, c•f Detroit, is ore 8. 11. Edwards, City School In- visitin►; his par'nts Mr. and Mrs. .1. ' apector London, Mr. and Mrs. J. h. (;oatz. Houston and Howard, .Loudon, Miss Mr. I). Tiernan, our hardwire mer- ; Bertha Cl ark, London, Misses Lida ]hunt, 1►as% just sc.ceivcd a carload M. Fortner, and Ada Ryan, Loddon. of courant. He has naso n big stock Misses Nettie Walters and Tillie of bindor 1 wine. C It and twin him. I Yaeger, of Exeter, Mi es Mildred Mr. John Eidt, and !:tinily, of Avey, .1. O'Rourke, Lor:don, 11. It. Parkhill, formerly of this place, vis- Lang Stratford City Clerk and the ited under th:a ,parental roof Sunday.Misses Smith, Ileacliville. On Monday morning while the sail The "Cut" at •t,he mouth of the of Andrew (Biel lino way ri.liti i horse. river is now complet::ly filled in back, he fell off 1111 horse, unfar1un- with Rand, [}acre being two or t Kron ately breaking his left arum. rod of it divielieg the river a net the Mr. Miitestl Cook, of Berlin, visit- lake. ed with Mr. Goetz on Tuesday. ' The following :s :t partial list of Again the sad mews of death Caws the visilory at &}t Ilr•nner House. in our m'alst in the 'torso') of Walter A. Kuhn, of Crediton, S. W. Wit. Brunner. son of ,Mr. Wendell Brun- hams. Zurich. Edward Smith, I'ittm- ner. Ile was working on the farm ! burg, 1'r,., W. '1'. England, Exeter of (jco. Deitrich •near &aforth and Mr. Chas. hienzle and daughter of while at work at a neighbor's the 1 Crediton. slipped off a load of grain in the barn falling heavily on his breast and side, causing 11 rupture. It seems at tiro time of tbo accident e11.• ' made into compaint of lain, :and %rent all with his work as usual fv.r two days after whioli ho was sudd:tnly ' taken down. Medical 5:e1 ware then at once summoned and ati r t►-•ratigtt performed but 1111341CMC tvf 11 end death relieved }tits of hi& suttcringa ii$ P n few hours tater. Into ment took Dashwood place 00 Monday 4 renern to (to Mt. Cartmel 0etnetery. \Wo joist in the { feiuit the ern are • blessing. Improperly sympathy felt for the bert'av•d pa r• are %ery injuriots. sad worse thee cnt 4 :a 11(1 friends.Eijetottlalieen. We ipecially solicit the patronage of those • who riga been b•dty4 fined • by inexperienced e� keensas end trareli.... fithirs. roQcrly Fitted CASTOR 1 A CO11e to l.onden and hovesear-Speitielists rna4+ s thorough esaminatiett of your eyes. The For Infants and Children. I Isnser'pr scribed by them Yre greseid in etR NMI Laboratory utast, our persoa fi seperraboi, TI. KW Yu Nays Amp Boo thereby eesuring absolute' perfection. Appinirrneet by mail of bherro 1177. 'Bears the ,. THE TON Signature of J Wr� L CO.!17 Owls efeiSMI Oat. • Binder Twine }-fere are the following lines cf el44411 Binder Twine carried by us. Plymouth Special Salmon Tag ,;, :r,� Hobbs' Best Gold Medal We have solb over ten tons so far this season so they must be good, and the prices are right tco. Don't forget that we have gcod linees of paints, and everything in the hardware line. cf these brands W. MOORE - SIRKTON. +++++++++++++++++++++++++-i• ++++++++++++++.:4++++++++44 + B. W. F. BEAVERS, . A RS, Fa_r quhar Binder Twine Gilt Edge 650 feet at 141c a pound. Salmon Tag 550 feet at 12c a pound. Rakes, Forks, Handles, Whips, Mits,Files, Machine Oil and infact everything needed for hal vest. We have but one price and that the lowest. 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Shoot's townratin%the Conslitatioal�. oomparttnents for supplies of all Theforn,••r-,1)r.Sh•ebi.'sNigh.Wee-1satoweal• sorts -with racks for the display of I mu 0e7. nzatnl,ranc supr(dtOry nmedy,w Dr. 1 Y Shoop v R.ranrstivc is wholly an In your pretty pretty china -with a complete mens. 7he.ttestc)rati%a reamed th net of t,nrtdsowcly japanned cans for wtire syst Night (,lireem, seeking tim resell.off all Try[, small groceries as well as a full Hct i ahout ll fla"ns, and alt ht ai ailments. ` ', as its name implies, dots Tho of Spice .Carts and many other con -1 work while: yousteep. it �ytrues-���ttee►adin�as. venienees that cwt. haven't room to id mut"' surtac,t, heats burg weaThnasestttss(1 describe iters. Szcltdigehsrges: white, the FtettortWve, nervott� sirdeetnerat, [lives ronen•r•d fpr The -arrangement of the CIIAT- ballds up wasted ti..a,e.. b IIAM is nucii that you tray sit at •naso while preparing a meal -area +.ave every ingredient within reach e•f your •hand. Not a step to -take 1 1 111 you're ready to put the meal on tee stove 1 Tbirik of the moving to 3 ,ur strength -and - the saving in s our• thele -time 'that you may have for fancy work -or tousle -or read- ing: And the ' 1MATILA.M,. KITCHEN CAI 1NE;T riot only saws your steles ONLY *A MASK ONLY your time. but letMsana your la- Many are no' being benefitted by bar in many other ways as well. the summer vacation a9 they ataould • You have fro cluttored-up sink -No be. Now twt w ithstand ng outdoor disordered kitchen rwhen you have a life, they are little if any stronger: CHATHAM --for you keep all the than they %%'c•re. The tart on their clutter right in arta place -the sine- fasces is darker oral rnakc q them look oovered table of your Cabinet -which healthier, but it is only a ma*. takes bet the rub of a damp cloth They are still •r;c.rvous, easily tired. to clean No continual scrubbing of upset by ,rill,-, tr.d they do not eat Use sink ride when you have a nor elect) well. What 'they need is Chatham. Just • simple rub -off what !once the .rierv'e'e, perfscte di - with a damp cloth and your table g'stion, ereatee :appetite, and makes is aria' and span and ready for use eleet'p refreshing, and that ie ilood'a again. Mareaparilla. I'upile and ,teachers Now there are many ether Pix.cial generally will find the chief pure featured of the eIIATHAM KIT. pone of• flee vacntioo beat enbserred CiHEN CABINET that 1 hzve'rt't by 'this vreat 'n:a•dicIno whioh, as •et or roomt o tell you about here. I want know, "builds up the whole system." etn>tth, visor. ane[ ens $boat rreoiW.OI rss. poke Dr. Shoop• ranee,-Tabictse o►r T.lqutd-ass ti ane a1 t 10 the system. For po+itivs local dela,, taw ae AP" Dr. Sho�p'& Night