Exeter Times, 1907-08-22, Page 5srs-
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THE EXETER TIMES, AUGUST 22nd 1907
KEEP COOL
Why not be comfortable the rest
of the season when you can get a
beautiful Summer Suit, made to
order for $10.
J. H. HOLTZMANN
CREDITON, KEEPS
KORRECT WOOLENS
flustion sale of OroGuries and Fixtures
Mr. S. Hardy has been instructed to sell by Public Auction 'at
W. Finkbeiners Crediton
Commencing
Thvrsdav, fiugust 22llOE 1907
at 2.30 p. m. and in the evening at 7.30 his stock of Grocer-
ies and Fixtures. Sale continued every afternoon
and evening until stock is sold. Terms: cash.
W. Finkbeiner, Prop. S. Hardy, Auct.
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Reduction in Dry Goods
Owing to some of our goods being
damaged by smoke and water in
the recent fire, we have concluded
to sort them out and sell at a Red-
uction. _
We will also add to this tie balance of our summer stock,
as having ji'st taken stock we find it to large for the space we
have in our store, we will also include in the eale our stock
of Ready Made Clothing.
You will also find low value in flannellette and gen-
eral goods, they having been bought at
old prices.
Fresh Groceries on Hand Produce taken in exchange.
J. Kellermann, Dashwood.
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fl. MILLS, - WOOD1iflM•
Wo base just received in stock a crate of dishes, white and blue pat-
terns, Cups and Cups and Sauders, also Toilet Sets, Bawls and Pitchers,
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Mzes, which we are selling right.
Hay Fork Rope, Manilla, at 14c lb.
All kinds of harvestt ools in stock.
Machine Oil, Peerless, tho best, 40c gallon.
We have about 6 pieces of thatcheap Muslin left yet whioh we are
welling cheap.
Nice Fresh Groceries and Pure Spices in Stock.
Highest prices, cash ort rade, for produoe.
A. MILLS, - Woodham.
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Barcrains! Bargains!
---at them
WINCHELSEA STORE
I2 c Prints reduced to 11e Muslins reduced 25 per cent
Dress Goods reduced 25 per cent.
Men's Summer Shirts, good choice of kinds and colors, reduced from it to 85c
We have in a fresh shipment of Dishes, Dinner Sets, Toilet
Sets, Odd l'ieces and Fancy Glassware. This is the season in
which you need lots of dishes We are bound to sell. Good bar-
gains to the early buyer.
Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes 1
Our supply is large, latest styles and makes. In spite of the
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.
The Triumph of the Time!
CANADIAN NATIONAL
EXHIBITION
1907 TORONTO 1907
August 26th to September 9th
Our Country's
Resource.
Canadian 1 rogress Our Country's
Illustrated leduseies
$400,000 In New Buildings $400,000
In Premiums $48,000 In Premiums
$40,00( In Special Attractions 340,000
Industrial Activity National and Historical All That's Best in
Exemplified PortiCit Collection Agriculture and io Art
FINEST OF THE WORLD'S BANDS
MAGNIFICENT BATTLE SPECTACLE
UNRIVALLED) ENTERTAiNMENT FBA/TURES
.elle fares for mead trips sal excursion rates coo every.liae of travel.
Fa .11 ick analis. addles
W. K. GEORGE. j. O. ORR.
Nears. Malawi aid seerveare.
alt H.1. TORONTO
Crediton � Dasfiwood
DR. P. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC'.
ens and Surgeons, Successor to Dr.
E. A. Ha4st. Oredi to n. Oct.
A lawn social will be held under
the auspices of this Ladies Aid of
the 'Lion Evangelical church on Fri-
day, August 23rd. A tipecial program
of addresses, music and realities will
be rendered in which ehe following
talent ie expected to .take part.
Revs. J. W. Andrews, Orediton ; W.
11. Butt. Centralia ; ,A. 1I. Going and
E. A. Fear, Exeter ; L. K. -Eidt. Dash-
wood : A. D. Gisohler. Zurich: J. F.
Sutcliffe and wife, Corbett ; Itev, E.
11. Bean and wife; ,Arthur Keller,
mann, student at Naperville, I11.;
Miss Pearl Holtzmann; Church Choir
and the Crediton Male Quartette. Do
not miss it as the ladies are sparing
ne pains to make this a jrand truc-
cese.
Mr. \\r. Finkbeiner is offering by
public auction his stock of grocer-
ies and fixtures. Sale commences on
Thursday afternoon at 2.39 and in
evening at 7.30 and ;vitt be contin-
ued every day until stock is aold. S.
Hardy of Exeter is the auctioneer.
Mr. W. A. Finkbeiuer spent Sun -
clay with friend. at 1Idertar and Lon-
don.
Miss Marshall, of Forest, Ont., is
a 'pleasant visitor with \Vm. Year-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark a
visiting fri*''nd., in Sarnia for a fe
weeks.
Mesars.8.Johnston and J. Diecht
were the -guests of Mr. and Mr
August Hill. on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Young, of Lot
don, are visiting the latter's pa
onts here for a sifew weeks.
Miss Jeanie Brown }1a3 returne
to her home in Clandebnye, rafter vis
iting with Miss Ruby Esscry for
week.
Mr. Daniel Wein, of Detroit. is vie
iting with hie parents.
Miss Tillie and'Lizzie Wein are cis
Ring under the parental root.
Quite a number from ;here at
tended the Summer School at Gran
Bend, on Sunday.
Flax pulling is finished and the In
diens have mostly ell interned to th•.
reserve.
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Man., spent Sunday withhis aunt
Mrs. McMurray on Tuesday.
M -r. Wilbur McMurray returnod
home on Monday after a .two \eeek's
visit with friend= at Sr. Marys.
Mise Girvin returned on Saturday
last to attend her dubies as school
teacher.
A large number frim the village
Npent Sunday at Grand Bend and ate
tended the summer Isohce!.
The "Brownies" base ball secant
played the return match at Lucan
Mgt Friday which resulted in n tdcc
2-2 'nit the close of 'bhO 7bh inning.
The first halt of the SO putt the
Brownies at the bet and !they se.
cured 5 runs in .this inning 'but ow,
ing to darkness resetting in 'they oould
Wet play out the full 8th inning.
Mrs. Troller and child, of d)etroit,
are spending their holidays tender
the 'parental roof.
Mr. Dan Wein, of Detroit, is spend-
ing his holidays in the village will'
hie parents.
Miss Clara Heist and Miss Salome
llirtzel left Saturday ,rnerning for
Tomato to attend the work ahopa
and millinery ,oponings.
Mies Sweitzer, .of Haw berg is via.
iting relatives in the village.
School re-openchd Monday w.itlt ttv
usual small attendance.
Miss Girvin returned to hor du•
ties after n pleasant vacation ;with
parents in Lucknenv.
he many frsen& of Miss Salter, of
T nto, are ,leased to see her again.
e. annual Children's day of the
Einer kelical Sunday school is an•
r .unced for ;text Sunday. In the
t earning an appropriate sermon will
b+ preached by 'the Pastor. 'Rev. E.
It. Bean and in the afterncott the
Revs. Melt, of Dashwood and Cisch-
ler, of Zurich, will address Wye
school. The addres,aes will be inter -
emend by choruse a ,hy t he r ohool
and in the evening the S. 8. will ren.
der a fine exercise. Missionary of-
ferings will he 'token up at all of
these (trvioes.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Thr glad Yoe Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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flign Glass
DIfMONDS
People who buy diamonds
want stones that will bear
the closest scrutiny — gems
which are free from flaws
and from whose tttrtace
every ray of light is reflect-
ed as from a di op of water.
We carry all sizes of dia-
monds from the largest to
the smallest, either set or
unset and all of the pure.t
duality
C. H. WARD & CO.
874;Richrttond St. two OnI
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Lax.eis swamp&
Of A Callillod UMW
Mies Lilly llartleib returned hom
after a pleasant vi.it- with friend
in London and other places. She was
unfortunate in losing all hor belong-
tnes as well as a sum of agony in
the fire which devaatatcd-•fxr borne.
Miaa Ethel Kellermann .was ,,uc.
scasful in passing the Senior Teach-
ers Leaving. Iler friends congratu-
late her on her aucoess.
Mr, Wm. Shrumn, who ,had been
notified of the fire ivLich tele des-
troyed his store, arrived horn' from
Detroit at 8o'clock DLotday tuornine.
Mr. .T. llartlei) has a number of
risen at work clearing up the ruins
of 'the tiro in order to net read
to rebuild at once.
G. Edigheffer and D. Tiernan will
Mit/VC into temporary apartments to
resume work until suitable buildings
will be ready.
Meas Read, of London, • who is
camping at the Bend called cn 4}ftp
)lease. Goetz on Sunday.
Mr. .1. Keiiertnarto lase week sold
two neve scale Wiilia:ns pianos, ogle`
to Mr. Ezra Tiernan anti the other
to H. Ehlers.
Mr. Milton J. Goetz who hike beer.'
holidaying at his home bare tela last
week returned to Detroit.
Mr. Wee Sbrumrn taper:: a few
days itt Detroit this week.
Mr. J. Kellermann has hie house
shingled and expects •t.o move ivt
about the first of October.
There died in our village on Thurs-
day Jai Greig un old and respeoteri
resident at the ago of fifty years.
Deoeused has been suffering for some
years from dropsy, which 'finally
caused his death. Ile leaves a wife
and several efhildren who mourn the
loss of a kind husband and father.
The interment took place in tlia Lu-
theran cemetery on Saturday atter-
noort.
Inow : Rev. .1. \V. llibbert and aife,
Thorndale: Rev. A. E. Jones and w ifs
IAuburn ; Rer. J. E. nliliyard, Birr:
Rev. E. G. I'owc11, Brussels, and 'dr.
o Lawrence li:siop, Stratford.
Jl'a- Levan, o, \Voocistocs, is Inc
ue.. t of Mrs. D. N. McLeod, ac Ma..t'le Grove.
~ribs Richardson, of Windsor ; Males
Sharpe, of London : Miss Sage. of
Hamilton, and _Miss Jamieson; Wind-
acro are the guests of Mr_. Glass, at
Maple Grove.
!Misses Carrie and Anna McArthur,
I Miss Stanley and Dr. Thoma Wilson,
of Maple Grove, attended the Hensel)
dance given at St. Joseph's.
ZURICH
Iltcbt. \1'iliiams relieving at
the Ctcditon branch of the Sover-
eign flank.
Mensal' and Exeter people held a
dames in the big block at St. Joseph
one Might last week.
The Zurich ,Flax lCo., started
threshing flax en Tu:sd•-ty. The crop
of sued promises a fair average_.
The barns of John McLean, of
Tuckers:anis were damaged by last
week's storm. The rvedy
insurance in the llsloegoa Wiscoeaterher Co.b
Mr. Duncan McEwen, sen of Mr.
Alex. McEwen ex•cnuncillor of Ilay
Township. who is an engineer on
the C.P.R. Crow's Nest section had
hies leg st; badly injured while on
duty recently, that the limb had to
be amputated.
Mr. W. 1I. Talbot of tete Bronson
Line, Stanley, brought in the first
Load 't Fall wheat to the Zuriioh
mill. Ifiss wheat yielded 12 bushels
to the acre.
Reeve Lamont of flay and Reeve
Willert, of Stephen, captained tba
tug-of-war bet veen the two Town-
ships at the lend on Thursday, and
as might be supposed our Peter
brou;ht the "ten spot," back with
him. The excitement was 'intense,
and things looked decidedly Rcrappy
for a time, but even at that gamy
our 'I'on•nahin could put up a warn[
a rg ttr,le n t.
School reopened on Monday. It
is always desirable that all children
he present on the opening day, as it
greatly facilitates the work of l -
in
tp the various classes for e
tern:.
CARD OF THANKS
I ie$ire t.o thank the mgny friends
of the village of Dashwood and viein.-
ity and others who helped mo in the
saving of •m -y property from fire last
Sunday morning.
). KELLERMANN
GRAND BEND
Mrs. Gillies and Miss Jean tulle
of London, Alias Mabel McNeil,
Ailsa Craig, Vtole.s Rosser, of De
field, and Agnes McEwen, of Lieu
who have been camping at "\Vence
Rest" pottage for the past t%
weeks, have returned to their re
pective homes.
M'r. Sam Gillies' auto bunch,
Ailsa Craig, spent Sunday here.
Messrs. .Oscar ierinuie, D. D
Douglas, F. Baw'1eu, E. McFarlan
D. M. Wetherspoon, of Ailsa Crtti
came to Grand Bend in an auto o
Sunday.
Mr. Dick Canning. of ,the Brews
House, visited at Claudeboyo for
few day's last week.
Mr, Bert Clark of the Brenne
House has left for home.
Mr. Fritz of the Brenner Mous
accommodated 488 people on Sunda
The gasoli o launch took n ,boa
load to fort 'rank Sunday and 11
boys bad to ; lk home. The engin
broke down w len leaving, that plac
The boys that stole the footba
had better return it and save trou
bit.
Wrn. Fritz gave a '(lance to th
guests of the house Sat. 17th an
a very good- time. The bortende
,was taking lessons as was also th
dinint;•room girls.
Mr. Fish Spent Sunday in Exeter
Mr. F. 'layette is building tr nes
house this fall.
Mr. T. 'layette is building a one;
house tic:s fall.
Mr. Jack Itoss has returned to hi
home itt Stratford after a pleasan
outing e:ith ti.e boys at Anchor Vil
Ia.
Messes .1. O'Rourke and M. Avey
who have been staying at the Lea
vitt house, returned to their home
in London, Monday.
Mot. 1). O'Ilren of Crediiton, is in
camp at Swastika Cottage.
Mrs. McDougall and Uamile, of
Stratford, have returned horse at -
ter a mummer at Rertholtn.
Mr. Ready and family of St.Marys,
are encamped at Pineeroft.
Mr. H..1. Jones is puttingsane en-
dition to his summer home, Oakllffe
ont he London side.
Messrs. Teel Marko lierb Sitn-
rnons and harry Coghiil,'who have
been tenting here. left on Wednesday
for their home in Stratford.
A gorgeous serenade was bald by
the byos who are tenting, at which
vocal music entertained the campers
at an u.arly hour. "T•mrrtic" carried
a lantern : whether i, ,vas to show
who and where they were, or tvhet.h-
er they were searching for daylight
we are not at liberty to racy.
Mrs. 1'roudlove and little dough -
ter Lcorreine have returned horse at -
ter a wick at O•so-ezi", where they
were the guests of Mrs. Wilson.
itesnrs. Jack Page, harry Craig,
and flit, Craigie, of Gotkrich, left for
heir home on Thursday rafter a
,leasent hclidey.
A grand masquerade ball wire hell
t MaprGreve on Tuedstty night.
Mr. Howard Ilouston, ,who Chas
rmtpletely recovered from the recent'
;pet froms a canoe, has returned to
.ondon in his usual good health.
The \1' s
edncsday evening ascaron of
he autnrner sohcol took ntltirely the
orm of an entertainment of views
ev. Mr. Copeland, t' •f ,Watford,
firming still picture -a for an hour
rel moving pictures for three -guar -
re of an hour, with Leo Moly Land
at he subject of the majority of tho
teen A small admission ter west
barged, but 'a good-sized crowd
1 out. The vie We were not only tn-
resting but instructive and Mr.
Noland very 'nicely intersporael
lent with r•xpliilatory remarks.
ivy Cottage i.eaa ',occupied be a
arty ct Young l.td;ea. it eonenta
;Steaea Wilton, therritt, Sutton
toter and Hayter, of Greene: v t
p.hall and Burton, of London : ITh.
edncyk of Exeter ares Arrn.trong,
\V yore l n g.
Mau Lillie Atkinson, of Allot Cesare
holidaying
here.
Vias Ifacr, c•f ierantfool, it the
unit of \Tr. John Kerley tt fine•
oft.
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I'll stop your pain free. To show
you first—before you spend a pone
—what my pink fair: Tablets can
do, i will mail you free, a Trial.
Package of them—Dr. Shoo,.'. Head-
ache Tablets. Neuralgia. headache,
toothache, period pains, etc., are due
alone to blood ' oongeation. Dr.
Shoop's headache Tablets simply kill
pain by coaxing away the unnatural
blood pressure. That is all. Ad-
dress Dr. Shoop. Racine, Wia. Sold
by W. S. 'Lowey.
For years the farmers of Ontario
have heard cl the phenomenal pro-
duction of the Western wheat fields
and have resignedly accepted the
rnuch advertised superiority of the
Western flour as conclusive fact.
All over Ontario the demand for On•
tario wheat has fallen off, with a
consequent lowering of the price paid
to the farmer for itis grain. In ad-
dition, bran anti shorts have become
so expensive as to se iously reduce
the margin of profit !br the dairy-
man and stockman.
Now, the most practical discovery
of the last decade, the one most far-
reaching in its results to Ontario
farmers, is that known as "flour
blending." Western flour has been
popular in Ontario on account of its
large /percentage el gluten or
"strength," which chemists call pro•
lead, although the western product
lacks both flavor and color. Flour
made from Ontario ssinter wheat is
not rag strong but has a peculiarly
attractive flavor. When :: tittle
little \\astern wneat is added to the
Ontario product, the percentage of
gluten is increased and all the flavor
retained.
The practical resulta of no di
cavity are certainly noteworthy. t
tario millers who have made a ;spec-
ialty of lite new flour have driven
out Western flour from the Mari•
time Provinces. They have hen
compelled in some ins=tances 1,, double
their already extensive pinta, and
have created ouch a demand in Tor-
onto that the most popular lo.if sold
to -day In y ;s made cf On.
tario Mended(bit Naiir.cit
What is true of Nova Scotia and
No Brunswick, where an unpreju-
d d public have decided in Izvor of
the blended noun of Old Ontario,
ought to appeal to Ontario farmers
generally. Buying Manitoba flour 1,4
financial folly, when the purchase of
the Ontario preduet nisei better
bred. and helps to create n demand
for Ontario wheat. When people all
over Ontario realize the fact, the fer-
ment of Ontario will not only be the
gainers of it, vocal million. of del.
tarn, ihut will find that the. cost of
bran and Silorts will drop to the
normal figur.s of ten t.a 15 doilars
it ton. Surely the Ontario farmers
should be the firs: t' sit the good
example, by ;.hues.« only the flour
mad- largely from Ontario whcut.
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SPECIAL PRICES
Linoleumns and Oil Cloths
We have just received a ehipment of Scotch Liooleuws in Floral and
Block patterns, 2 andel yard widths, extra good quality. We have 8 beautI.
NI new patterns in the 4 yard width for you to select from.
We have also new patterns in Floor Oil Cloths: in 1 yd. 1 yd, and 2 yd
widths.
Lace Curtains
New designs ()ought at right prices. We have the selection and can guar.
autee you the very beat valises in this line. We bought many lines of our
goods before the advance. You get the benefit by dealing with us.
Ready -Made Clothing
We have also opened the first shipment of Fall up-to-date Ready Madre
Clothing. A large selection of Boys' and Men's Suits. New patterns, made «p
In the latest styles.
We are Clearing out Many Lines of Summer Goods Very Cheap.
We are putting a largo number of Remnants of all kinds
of goods on solo this week at Bargain Prices.
Highest prices paid for Produce. A Call Solicited.
C. ZWICKER, - Crediton.
Binder Twine
Here are the following lines of
Binder Twine carried by us.
Plymouth Special
Salmon Tag
Hobbs' Best
—Gold Medal
orml%
We have solb over ten tons so far this season of these bran•
so they must be good, and the prices are right too.
Don't forget that we have good linees of paints, and everything
in the hardware line.
W. MOORS - KIRKTON.
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10 Per Cent. Discount
Off the following lines of shoes:
Ladies■■Oxfords, Sandals, Button and Lace Dongola '
Shoes,
Boys■-anvas and Dongola Shoes.
fc * Girls-•Dongola Shr'es and Oxfords.
All Children's Shoes discounted. '
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This Sale Lasts till 1st September,
B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar :
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T1I13 WESTERN FAIR.
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The 'vatern Fair, London, Ont.
held this year Sept. 6th to 11411
will without doubt be 'a great sue
zees/Entries are corning in fast i
x.11 the depagtmente. At the pree
at time i cations are that the
Torso Exhibit will be t'^_ry large.
The London Bunt Club have kind•
offered to exhibit the six couple
t'_ bounds and horses composing the
Lunt team that won thin class in the
International Horse Show at London,
England. this year in +comp; tition
tition with the world. The Exhibi-
tion will be composed of four Ifor-"s
ridden by the Master, Hon. Adam
Beck, I huntsman and two whips
in the In
colors, and will conai„i
of Horses in theireexhibition of juelie
int exactly as shown when winning
the above prize. Mrs. Adam Beck
has kindly contented to exhibit be'r
harness horses', carriages and ap-
pointments, as exhibited tit LI#s above
show. This will certainly be n Sight
worth travelling miles to neo. it,
will biz given en Tuesday and Wed.'
needay afternoon before til, Grand
Stand.
Programs have been issues! owl all
th eattracticvts as +dvcrti'"d
take place daily.
All information given on Applica
tion tot ha Secretary, til)etvral Ot
fco•., Lcndon, Ontario.
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11Cough Caution
beater, po.itlw.•ly nes„r poison Oar amts.
MuRh—r;vc•n tr ,n a +bnply cohl only—jou
always heal; soothe, sod ...teethe Irritated
thlai 'tntx•s. 1)01'1 i linins .uppres. 11 ar
stupefying 7)01.0!. it•s.traage how ngl
Anally cnme atx,ut. For twenty resi Ilh
basrvnstantly seinen 7.•oplenot to takeeo,4
mixtures -or prey rlt,te.ns cpttaining Opt
Chloroform, or %Ifni r l+'isot,c. And no —all
late though--c*ongr,•.s w c s 'Put 1t on the la
If poisons are fn your cowl Mixture.” 0
Very Roo.1"R.•rsaft• r for thieyeryreaaonm
and others, should hts;.t on /using Dr. llhoop'
tough cud'. No poi•,.1 marks on Dr. tlh
labels—and note In tin• Jeannine, else ft cant
law be on the Iat,v1. at.,1 Its cot only safe.
Is said to be by shoo -that know It beak a
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Dr. 1 hoop's e":11rh (•ur.• t ompsrs carefully
Ih. [+hoop parksi' with others atal note the,
' difference. No poison marks them! Yoe ea'
always be on the sale tide by demanding
Dr. Shoop's
Cough Cure
W. S. HOWEY.