HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-09-12, Page 5THE EXETER TIME S, SEPTEMBER 12th 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.
3. H. HOLTZMANN
CREDITON, KEEPS
KORRECT
WOOLENS
Save Money by Dealing at the _
WINCHELSEA STORE
SHOES! still have a good supply at the old prices. Ask your nteiglt-
/i li • hors if they are not satisfied with what they have bought dur-
ing the last month.
For the next thirty days we will give Special Bargains in all
kinds of Dishes. Come and see for yourself.
DRY GOODS Our Fall Goods are coming in. We have to hand a
large stock of Flannelette Blankets, Flannelette
Shirting, Fancy Flannelettes, Flannelette Sheeting double width.
Velours, Apron Ginghams, Tartan Plaids. These have all been bought at
right prices. Colne early and get your choice.
Men's -and Boys' Ready -Made Clothing!n
steYou i
!Mit to go to the Fall Fairs. We have them and will sell them at right price
dO Suit ends. Special bargains, Made to order.
We are agents for the Paris Plow. Have several to stock at low prices.
Conte and see them.
Fresh Groceries always on hand. Highest Prices paid for Produc
COWARD & CO.
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Reductino 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 the balance of our summer stock,
as having jest taken stock we find it to large for the space we
have in our store, we will also include in the sale our ptock
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.
raincoats
Our Mail Order System
Will Save You Money
Yon can buy a raincoat
by mail from us just as satis-
factorily as by a personal
visit. And think of the
greater value this house gives
you in return for your money.
We buy the materials direct from
the weavers, painstakingly stake the
coats in our own factory, and sell
them direct to you through our
own stores. We arc in 'the posi-
tion to give you best value in
Canada -and we do!
While very dressy, our rain-
coats are, first of all, water shed-
ders. We guarantee them rain-
proof. Best serge lining arc used.
Coats are hand tailored.
11'e guarantee a rerjeet Jit. coutfIe/e
Satisfaction, or 'twat" ttftr'Jt,f. We will
gladly mail samples of materials if you will
tend us your address. 48 to 52 inch lengths.
$6.95, $8.50 $10, $12.
$15. up to $25.
ERP,RESS PREPAID
Clothing • Operating 2 Factories aad J. M. HICKEY. Maaater
• "I Siores in Canada I elide'. Ontario
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BAIN TSMIRY
A very pretty sveddilt; took place
•t tbo Rectory, Kirkton on Wednes-
day, Sept. 11th. when Miss Norma
Dickens daughter of Mr. Thos. Dick-
ens rois married to Mt. Robert Cole.
wen. 1he ceremony Brae performed
try Reg. Bracey. Miss Dickens is on.'
of our most eetim.lble younz women,
while Mr. Coleman, who retentiy
carte frorn irel'tnd is held in to
hi;hest estt'ni by every one.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, of Stratfo'd
la the guest of Mr. :.td Mrs. Fral k
Davis,
The Mixer's Ittowr.le', rf \Yaffe•
e+llod on friends herr yesterday.
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HURON TALE
There is a rumor In this parish
that Potty It. the l;rcat spc 4
peter front i:teter will zo to 13uf-
. talo for the Grand Circuit ;next
, month.
The money %Ohieh our tnen put up
on Dr. Harvey rind 8. S., both horses
h,•in; from Exeter, was decided on
Tuesday.
Mr. \Vin. 8chraeder is busy train -
in; horses on the track at Exeter.
Will la a handy man with the. horse.
Mr. Horton of this bur:. has his
pacing mare in fine trim for the ra-
ce. next Tuesday.
Mr. 1). McQueen is at present ti%-
itIn; his mother.
SVVHSCRiHR FOR TiiE TIME&
Crediton I The Grey Nuns and
FARQUHAR
Mr. reed Mrs. B W. F. •Ileavers,
DR. 1'. J. 51cCL'E, MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGE 1'IIYBICI•
ares and 8utgeous, Successor to Dr.
S. A. Heist. Crediton. Oui..
Mrs. Scott and cousin, Mrs. Mc -
Cambridge. of Philadelphia were the•.
Guests of Mrs. .Lir.L• send other
friends this +Seek.
Mr. S. Brown was in London this
week combining business with plea-
sure.
• Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ward tvere
the ,guests of the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ltodiins and other
relatives and friends rthia week.
We are pleased eo learn tient Mr.
Ira Brown, who recently went w.•st,
is doing well. being manager of a
general store in Carman, Man.
Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Clark and Mr.
and Mrs. W. Clark visited friend!
in Dashwood on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Clark is this week vis-
iting friends in Ailsa Craig.
Mrs. Daniel Cou;hlin. Centralia, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.)
M cG ue.
Owing -to the continued illn ese
of Mrs.dtlicbael Klumpp. the Knights
of the Maccabees of the World of
which Atte is a member, have ;rant -
her Disability Benefits, white!' amount
to one tenth of the amount of her
policy per year, and is paid quarter-
ly. The Order is eo be highly rec-
ommended for the ,great 'good it is
doing in this way throughout the
country.
Miss Martha Wenzel was a visi-
tor at the ,home of Mr. C. Eilber et
Zurich last week.
A :great many from this •icinity
are taking in the Western Exhibi-
t ion.
1H•. Chas. and William Brown from
Pittsburg are spending 't few wee_ k'i
under the parental :roof.
Geo. 11, }lottzmann Las the con-
tract of renovating the Ebenezer
church on the 4th concession.
Miss Calvin arld Mrs. Trick re-
turned Sat. eve last front the meant.
ery openings at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Fritz, of Grand
Bend spent a short time in the vil-
laze, the guestssof J. G. Young, on
Tuesday.
Dashwood
Mr. Arthur Kellermann, a student
in the Northwestern Colle;e, Napier-
villc, Ilea., occupied the pulpit in the
Evangelical Church of Zurich a
week ago Sunday. Mr. Kellermann
is an able speaker and has s bri;ht
future before hien.
Mies Stinnie Ehlers, a student of
the Northwestern Colle.=e sanz a
Bolo in the Evanzelical Church last
Sunday evening.
Mr. Arthur Kellermann occupied
the pulpit of elle tech con Evangel-
ical Church last. Sunday afternoon.
All thc'e holder; due bilis against
'mc by calling at nny re#idence on or
.before Sept. 15th wilt be settled. I
would also ask ithose owing me to
gall and settle on or before. Itho
above date, as 1 intend starting
again as soon hs the building is
ready. -Wm. Shrumm.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eidt. of )'ark-
-hill, was the !guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 3. I:idt, over Sunday.
Miss Olive Quance. of Exeter, vis-
ited friends in ,Dashwood last week.
Mr. J. llartleib last week moved
into the residence owned by ,Mr.
Wm. Zimmer, on Main street.
A number of ;those interested in
the planing mill visited Godericlt on
Saturday on business.
A number from here took in thei
fair at London this week.
Mr. J. llartleib this week has men
on_a:3est in rebuilding ;the . brick
blo:k whioh was destroyed by fire a
feu weeks ago. Mr. Geo. F.dihoffer
in ends opening up his shoe store in
the tailor shop owned by Mrs. 'Kraft.
71r. \Vm. Shrumm entends starting
up ns soon as he can eget a building.
Mr. David Tiemann and Mr. G.
Eclighofffer spent Monday and Tues-
day in London where they will at-
tend the fair as well as purchase
new stocks of lgooda.
Miss Martha Ocstreichcr is dress-
makinz with the Misses Tiernan.
Mr. Fred tithe is home from De-
troit to attend hitt brother's wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the Lutheran church \Vcdn.siLty
evening, &pt. 11th. at .six o'clock,
when Miss Thenici Brenner was mar-
ried to Mr. Nicholas Stine, both of
Dashwood. The bride's •zow•n was of
white organdie trimmed with val-
anceinnes hoe. 61st was nssisted by
her sister Miss ilcrlha .Itrenner,
while Mr. Fred Stirc supported the
;room.
Mr. Jacob Kellermann left \Ved-
nesday morning for London and will
take in the exhibition.
The well known st rengt honing
properties of iron • combined with
other tonics and a most perfect ner-
vine. are found in Carter's iron Pills
which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and
complexion.
111'1t0N
The Council of Seaford' is offer-
ing a reward of $300 for the detec-
tion and conviction of t he person or
persons who were reaponeible for the
recent fires in that town.
Rheumatism
I have found a tried and tested cure for }then.
matism! Not a remedy that will straighten the
distorted limbs of rhtonic cripples. nor turn bony
rrowths twick to flesh again. That is impossible.
Rut I can now surely kill the pates and pangs of
this deplorable disease.
In Germany -with a ('hemfat In the qty M
Darmstadt -i fownl the last ingredient with
which pr. Whoop's Rheumatic Re.medy was made
a perfret.d, dependable press riptinn. Without
that last ingredient. 1 successfully treated many,
many nig', of Rheumatism: but now, at last. ittnl.
termly cue, all curable case of this heretofore
mush d?.•ad.d disease. Those wid•like granular
waste.. found In Rheumatic Rtm.1 seem todi,solve
and pass away under the action of this reined,' as
freely as does sugar ashen added to Duro water.
And then. when rftssfiv. d. these poisonous wastes
freely pass (rein the system, and the cause of
RheumaHstn Is gone tcrever. Thor• is now no
test ne e4 -no a. that ex( Lieu to tulip? looter with.
put bete. we + t1. and In confbir uce recommend
Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Rem
W. S. HOWEY.
Zam-Buk
Master Lloyd and Miss Addie Turn -
bun visited sir. Linc! Mrs. Kaufman
Leading Institutions new use (this of Glencoe, on Satu ey and at Lwt-
balm. (1011 hair on Monday.
flirt. Jus. Gardiner visited London
Exhibition this week.
Many of the leadin; institutions J1iss Nellie Barris was a visitor
throughout Canada have now •adop- at London Fair.
ted 'Lam-Iluk as a standard prepara- 1ilrs. John ltewitt who :has been
tion without equal ter akin disease:
and injuries, burns, blood poison, etc.
From the St. Patrick's Asytutn,iu
Ottawa, comes the following appre-
ciation of its merits.
"Gentlemen, -in tlse orphanaz de-
ailiita lately was taken to the d,oina
of her toot Mr. E. Ilctvitt, en Mon- 111
day last.
The Misses Stevenson. of Listow-
el are visiting Mrs. Jos. Vance.
partmcnt of the Asylum. Svc have Messrs. F. M. Lind 11. J. Morland
found Zn-Iluk very good for heat. returned from Toronto sen Jl.ru.lay
u
last.
lug cuts, cold sores, and akin injuries '1'L,• ;iti
u,ounsenerit has teen made
:,enerally, and shall continue to l7.6,:',of the utarriaeu t1633 Lot lie Stew -
it for such. Yours sincerely, art to Mr. Arthur N. Campbolt to
(Signed) GREY" NUNS." take piece early .itt October 1U97.
When a mother rubs on to the
delicate skin of the children a balm Thoae unhappy persons who suffer
or salve to heal some cut, bruise.I py
burn, eruption or skin disease, she from nervousness and dyspepsia
needs to be as careful as if she were should use Carter's Little Nerve
;tying a child an internal remedy. ('ills, which are made expressly for
Zara -link is pure free from all ani -
sleepless, nervous dyspeptic, suffer -
mal fat and all mineral matter, and ors Price 25c.
may be applied with wonderful ben- --�—
clit even to the skin of young babies. IIENSALL
Zam-Buk heals sores, .area re-
zone, skin eruptions. ulcera. ring- An liiditut by ,the 11aute of Janie:,
worm, itch, barber's rash, blood Kclogo, +v ho has been working for
poison, bad leg, Balt rheum. abrasions some wontha near Lumley rot an
abscesses cuts, burns, scalds and all over supply of firewater last Sat -
skin injuries and diseases. Of all I urday and wits Makin A' things inter -
stores and druggists at 50 cents, or
from Zam-Duk Co., Toronto for
price. 3 boxes for $1.25.
Fall�
Announcement
e are receiving large shipments of Fall and
Winter Goods in the latest styles
Dress Goods
Men's and Children's Ready -
Made Clothing
Gents Furnishings
Flannelettes, Carpets
Blankets, Etc.
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Our stock will be complete in a short time and we invite
inspection. Our price for your full purchases will be close.
Highest prices paid for Produce. A Call Solicited.
eating in the rear of Ortwein's store, C ZWICKER
when Constable .Vhitesides took him
P.S.—We have a quantity of first class Timothy sped for sale
To check a cold quickly, bet from
your druggist some little Candy Cold
Tablets called I'reve:ntics. Drug-
gists everywhere are mow dispensing
Yrevontics, for they are toot only
safe, ibut decidedly tcertain tind 1
prompt. I'revontdcs contain ;no
Quinine, no laxative, ntothing harsh
nor sickening. Taken at 'the "sneeze
stage" Preceent.ics will prevent pneu-
monia bronchitis, La ,Grippe etc.
Hence the name, Preventics. Good
for feverish children 48 preventiccs
25 cents.-iTrial children.
5 cerate.
Sold by W. S. Howey.
le I RKTON
Messrs. Wm., James and henry
Balfour left for .\Vinnipe'; on Tues-
day to visit a sister who is danger-
ously ill.
Mr. Ira Marshall left on Tuesday
for llautiota, Man., and the surroun-
ding district takin; the Home -seek-
ers' Excursion.
Mes+rs. Richard Ilirtch, Silas Shier.
and \Vm. Elliott are exhibiting
horses at the Western Fair London,
this week.
Miss Effie Cornish, of Monkton, is
visiting at home this week.
Misses Laura and Irene Marshall
will leave for Toronto on Monday
next to attend the University.
Our experts at cement laying have
put down a fine piece of walk on
the West side of Main Street front
the atore to (Mr. Jamieson's, a new
promenade.
Main anywhere, pain in the head,
painful periolla. Neuralgia, toothache
all pains can be promptly stopped
ed by a thgoroughly safe little Pink
windy Tablet known fy Druggists
everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Ileadaelve
Tablets. Pain simply means conges-,
tion -undue blood pressure at ;rbc
pant where the (pain exists. Dr.
Shoop's headache Tablets ,quickly
equalize this unnatural blood pres-
sure, and pain immediately departs.
Write, Di. Shoop, Racine, Wis., and
get a free trial packaere Large box
25 cents. W. 8. !Lowey.
WINCHELSEA
Messrs. George and Wes. Heywood
and Thos. -Stacey ,were in Toronto
and Niazara Falls last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jarrett, of
!lay viait,rd Mr. Geor;e Upshall last
Sunday..
Mr. aril Mrs. Simon Miller, of
Cromarty were the ;nests of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Godbolt last Sunday.
Mies Sarah Clements, of New York
is visiting at the home of leer mother
herr..
Mr. Wm. and Miss Eliza Clements
left last Tuesday fur the Northwest
where they will remain for a couple
of months.
Mr. and Mrs. G. \V. Medd and Mr.
and Mrs. \V. •1V. Kerr and Miss Vera
Coward left Tuesday to attend t he
London Fair.
Mr. Elmer Coward and \Vrn. Stil-
son of London, were the ,guogts of
Mr. and Mrs. 'l'ints. Coward .tact
week.
The rain on Saturday was much
a pp recta ted.
Mr.' Arnold Taylor i.+ rattendin;
the St. Mary's 11:zh Sohool.
Mist Lila Taylor has returned
home latter •two weeks visiting
frietnls at Toronto.
Meagre. John Simps,n and C. Creery
and Wesley Jacques intend spending
a couple of day's tit the London Fair.
Miss 1I. Taylor is asitia: friends
at Exeter.
Mr. John llerdman spent r un;lay
at Iienry Squires.
C7Atll:Tt1,TS. SA.
&str. flu - The Kind You Mare Alea)s d4ag t
Minstar*
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BORN
McCUE. - in Crediton on Saturday,
September 7th, to Dr. and Mrs.
McCue t son.
FO.LLICK-in Grand Forks, N. D.,
Sent. snit to Mr. and Mrs' Ed,zcrton
Follick, a son.
MARRIED
CALDW ELL -FORD - in Stephen
at rho home of t he brde a parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Ford, on Wed-
nesday, when their second youns•
est eau;filer, Lorraine was mar-
ried to Mr. John Caldwell, eft
Tuekersmith.
COLEMAN -DICK ENS - At leirkton
on \Vednesdey Sept. 11th, by Rev.
Racey, Mr. Thos. Coleman to Mit%
Norm t Darkens. bot h of Saint• -
bury.
DiED
STE1WAItT-In Iien•al!, Saturday,
Sept. 7th, James Stewart a;rd 78
! genre.
CLARKE:-At th.» residence of her
daughter. Mrs. 11. T. White, 2312
Fhattu-k Ave., Iterkc•Iy, California.
Mrs. Annie Clarke, relict of the
I tt,' N. J. ,Clarke', 'formerly of
Exeter.
in charge. Tho redskin felt inclined
to oppose arrest ret first but (the
dau;ltty constable showed 'hint where
he was at end had no fureher troub-
le. As the iron cage rocently order-
ed by tho town solons has not ar-
rived, it was necessary for White -
sides to take his prisoner to Exeter
and lock hint up until Monday af-
ternoon when he went after (him.
The Indian stated that Ire secured tris
liquor from two Indians who claim-
ed to have purchased it in Exeter.
The death of Mr. James Stewart
last Saturday teas very sad indeed.
The de eaised was ubou: 79 years of
age and boarded at the Commercial
hotel. On Saturday August Cilst he
had some words with Wm. Ilodgins
over some money matters and during
the argument blow's were exchanged.
Mr. Stewart receivcxl u cut over the
left eye. Tha two men were separa-
ted and Stewart was taken to his
room where his wounds were washed
with water and a beefst:elk bandage
put on to ieducc the swelling. The
next day he felt alri;ht, but on nc-
oount of the continued swelling a
physician was called - in. siotwith-
standing the best ereatment the
swelling continued and was finally
diagnosed as erysipelas. It was im-
possible to stop the ravages of the
poisoning and Mr. Stewart died on
Saturday night. Dr. Browning, cor-
oner' for Huron County was called
and after takin; affidavits of those
present, considered the evidence in-
sufficient to hold nn inquest, al-
Orediton.
W. MOORE
Has expert workmen with practical experience
to do your
Eavetroughing
Repairing
Plumbing
A large assortment of Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, and Granite -
ware at Rockbottom prices.
W. MOORE - t KIRKTON.
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DISHES—
Away Down in Price
$jj
bhotreei he .would would do so if See our White Dinner Plates at 25c a dozen; Glass Tumblers »;
scllrelttives ot[ tli7 deceased so de- + 2 for 5c; Pitchers, Cups and Saucers, Bowls, Etc.
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Cf MI CPR=A.
Bears the The Kind You Mare Always Bol;ht 1 We have a nice range of Caps for fall for men and boys.
Signature� . + A nice range of Boys' Sweaters.
of
New Wrapperettes and Flannelettes. A nice range of patterns
Come to London!
Why?
To consult the specialists of the Tait -
Brows Optical Company and have your
eye troubles corrected by a pair of prop-
-.fly fitted glasses. We are the only eye-
sight experts in Canada who take all the
responsibility of your eyes from prescrib-
ing the correcting lenses to the making
of the g1a\ses complete on the premises
B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar •
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WOODt1f[M
Wo have just received in stock a •rate of dishes, white add blue Dal.
terns, Cups and Cups and Saucers, also Toilet Sets, howls and ''itoberi.
all sizes, which we aro selling right.
May Fork Rope, Manilla, at 14c Ib.
All kinds of harvestt ools in stock.
Machine Oil, Peerless -1, the beat, 40o gallon.
We have about 0 pieces of thntchcap Muslin left yet whioh we are
selling cheap.
Nice Fresh Groceries and Pure Spices in Stock.
Highest prices, cash or t rade, for produce.
THE TAiT-BROWN OPTICAL CO. A. MILLS, - Woodham:
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
237 Daeda■ St.. Louden, Oat
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OFFICIAL (1). LABEL
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440 C I 440#
This brand—on a bag or barrel—is the mark
of a I3LENDED FLOUR of Ontario Fall
Wheat ind Manitoba Spring Wheat, milled
by the best millers in Ontario.
Ask your grocer for a Blended Flour—and
look for the above brandwhereveryou buy.
"Made in Ontario "
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DIAMONDS
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People who buy diamonds
want stones that will bear
the closest scrutiny - gems
which are free from flaws
and front whose surface
evety my of light is reflect-
ed as from a drop of water.
\Ve carry all sizes of dia-
monds from the largest to
the smallest, either set or
unset and all of the purest
Anality
C. H. WARD & CO.
37l 1lich►nond st. IONDON OM
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For Infants and Childns.
Tim Kind Yor Novo Always Beret
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