HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-09-26, Page 5`1'H.E EXETER TIMES, SEPTEMBER _)6th 1907
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
We have just opened up an immense import
order of Scotch and English goods in all the
Latest Shades. Our success in the past has
been our knowledge that honest goods and
honest prices must prevail in garments which
appeal to the better class of t, ode. Call Ealy
rJ. H. HOLTZMANN, CRED TON
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 ott 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 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 incxohange
V. Kellerman n, Dashwood.
Fall and Winter
Overcoats
More For Your Money
You get up-to-date - styli, best
materials, better . satisfaction,
more value for yourmoney,
when you buy an overcoat from
Grafton & Co. The largest
clothing concern in Canada owes
its success to giving unbeatable values,
and upright business methods.
The Dressy Semi -Form Filling
models, handsome New Box Back
styles for '07 and 'o8, popular Sing!.
Breasted coats, are here in every size.
Materials are Black and Gray
Vicunas, Cheviots and Cashmeres, pre-
shrunk before making by our special
process which makes them retain their
shape until worn out. Collars and lapels
are hand stoated. Lined with extra
quality all wool serge, with good mohair
and satin sleeve linings.
On request ale will
MAH. YOU SAMPLES
of cloths, with instructions of how
to order by mail. Perfect fit, com•
plete satisfaction, guaranteed, of
money refunded.
Prices, $8.30 to $23
EXPRESS PREPAID.
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Clothing
Crediton Zurich Fair
DIt. P. J. 11oCI'r, MEMBER ON- ( Continued From Papa four
TARIO COLLEGE 1'IIYBICI. CIIESTEIt \VIIiTE
ins and Btu genua, Successor to Dr.
B. A. Heist. Oreditou. Out.
(!Liss White, of St. Marys and Mr.
Gamey assisted tLe choir of t 5e
Metho.I kt Church on Suuday last.
Miss 8. Robinson, of Briusley. after
a pleasant visit with the Hisses An-
drew has returned to her home.
Mee. (iter.) ,1. %V. Andrews and
daughter Pearl returned on Satur-
day last atter e. few wont h3 visit
in the northweat.
Rev. J. W. Andrews preached An-
uiversary services at Aron on Suets
day last for It. It. Knowles, evho
preached Anniversary' service here.
Miss Link is s;sin in charge of they
millinery rooms of Mr. 5. Brown and
will be pleased to have her c many
friends anal customers call and in
tweet her display o[ millinery, eto.
Mrs. Chas. Felber and s1au;hter
Mra. Albert Morlock aro spending a
few da3-s visiting friends iu I3ri;ht.
The Crediton elate Quartette have
been re;uested to sin; in connection
with the service next Sunday night
in the Evangelical ohuroh.
Mrs. Andrews and daughter Pearl
returned home Saturday night from
the \Vogt. They report n very
pleasant trip.
The Miss Stahl,, of Waterloo, spin(
a few -days with their grandwobher
in the village.
Miss Vivian and Ella Beaver spent
Tuesday risitin; friends in Central.
ia.
A very successful anniversary was
held in connection with the Methodist
church' of this place on Sunday. Rev.
It. W. Knowles of Avon preached
two powerfull ominous and in tho
afternoon addressed the Sabbrith
school. On Monday evening t he an.
nual concert in connection with the
above auniverscry was held on yvhi:h
occasion Revs. Goin; and Fear. of
Exeter, Ieva. Carrie!. Grand Bend
and Rev. E. II. Bean gave nddreasere
.The addresses ,were interspersed
with music by the ohoir and solos
readin;s, etc.'by the !lest" local talent
In all it w'a3 one of the most auo-
ceasful anniversaries of the church.
Mr. JI. I:. Eilber has ;returned
after Jpendin; several • weeks in
Uncle Sam':; domain.
Mr,. Garnet Baker, of London. was
in the villa;, Sunday last.
Miss Mary Oestreicher and Miss
Maud Finkbeincr are spendin•; a few
days visiting friends in Berlin.
To get relief from indigestion. bil-
tousuess, constipation or torpid liver
without disturbing the stomach or
purging the towels, take a few doses
of Carter's Little Livor Pills they
will please you.
CI.A.IBTOR.lA.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature
of
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Dashwood
Rev. Mr. and Mr.. fads left Wed.
mornin; to attend the funeral of
the latter's brother Rev. Mr. War-
ner at Listerville.
Mr. Ben Winkenwe(isr, of Napier•
;elle, after spending a taw days in
our midat returned Saturday morn -
in; accompanied by his mother, who
will remain there for some time.
Mr. Elmore Kruger and Mr. Joe
Wambold took in the fair at Blyth.
Tuesday.
The reenaina of the late Mrs. Ilen•
ry Pfaff, of Logan Township former-
ly of Dashwood were hrou;ht here
Saturday evening to her nephew.
Wm. Pfaff and were laid to reit in
t1 Goshen Lino cemetery. alter
r. hich a service was held in the
Evangelical church conducted by
leer. L. K. Eidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Heaver, of Lo-
an who attended the funeral of the
latter', mother are 'now !visiting
friends in the vicinity.
Mr. Robert Goetz is 3pcndin; a
few w-eeka in Detroit at present.
Mr. David Tiernan,' and Mr. Geo.
Edr;hoffer are mow crknfortahly set -
tied in their temporary quarters.
Mr. David Tictnan is this tw•cek
;ettin; in a full stock of hardware
and will be able to supply the wants
of his customers.
THAMES ROAD.
• Operating 2 Factories and J. M. HICKEY, Manater Mts. Spares, of New Brunswick,
• 7 S;ores in Canada London, Ontario ' I and Mrs, Mclnnie, of Exeter, are at
present the truest, of their brother,
M r. Samuel Passmore.
On Recount of his illness, Rev. C.
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WORTH TAKING
Oneonrce Fluid F.%tract Dandelion;
One ounce C. miound Salatone ;
Four r unces Cornp,ntnd Syrup
Sarsaparilla ;
Mixed and taken in teaspoonful
doses alter each meet and at bedtime,
i• pro::,.tu„r,1 I.v a prominent physi-
cian t:. t,r. the Lost 'Mature fir the
core o` the 1.i,lnec Madder, and all
urinary ta.al,h-s.
This says the ,len ter. is the most
simple though remarkable preneip-
tion err ailutrn •n cic.tnre the
system of i,n, rtti s an,l %este
matter. It set. n. 4 posterfe' tonic
to the kilt use, fee Ins it eu, to filter
,Nit Ile rite-. -m! i•e.••n,r. (trrom-
ire chert. •' . ' m..• e i e. ,e ati,•n
and nth.r .:!::(.tions ..r isiug front
e ar, impr.te Mogul
Tito in:•r,-'icnrs i• -in 1,• pi ('eur, q1 at
:my good erne e ,!ewe. and being purely
reiretit,:r a• d coo:rrlc harmless, can
taxi!}• I.• r., .rd at hr••:o
Ifs ni,neaP.aTu ir•: fti. n,1 sl ow
this if. In n,, a.. he Hill a •.1. e' h'di}
(., plea ,.l n h•:rn of r.. .•,.,,'e and
high! : • remenenaled a remedy.
oo•e+.+oe•••o rt •$43) <.o.4 ••
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children.
Ile kled You Hare Always Bought
Mitnatore of
Sears the t
Ia
•!� :V ,
--- Fletcher was unable to return from
%VIIALEN
flowing is the order of the day.
Mr. Frank Squire h around a;ain
after iii.; sickness.
Mr. Herb Cook had the misfortune
to be kicked with + horse one day
last week.
Mrs. John %Vie;11t
home now.
Mrs. J. V. elillson is vimitine in
Clardeboye and London.
If we mistake not ase a;ain lira
the sound of wedding bell;.
IIENSALL
Harvest Thanks;ivin; services will
be held at St. I':tul'e eburch, Hese
mall. Sunday. Sept. 29th 1907. The
Rev. W. 11. Hartley rector of Blyth,
will preach a: It a. in., and 7 p.
tn. Everybody welcome.
ft ie quite possible that the matter
ter of the death of the late James
Stewart will ie allowed to drop, al-
though the Coroner'.d jury brou;ht
in a verdict that Stewart came to
his death from natural eauzet. Tho
verdict of the jury made it impoe-
aible for the County authorities tc
prefer charges of tmanslau;ht. r
a.rainet i[odgin.i that being t let 'new
Serer, char;e on w•hioh he could be
held. provided Stewart had Med franc
hlowe inflicted by him. However it
4'ems that an ,assault ria cotnn, t -
red ani the authorities may yet in-
vok• the law and teko up_tle assnft
charze.
The Commercial hotel cloe:'d cr.
Tue•,ctay mornin; and the furniture
and fixtures were sold by auction
on Wednesday. Since the Queens
was destroyed by fire acme time n;o,
the ('omrnerrisl was the only publi:
house in the village, and now that
t i.. ripen! Hensall will try to jet
long without a buildin; for z h
public.
is Visitinz et
Hamilton to fill his place in the pulpit
on Sunday. Mr. McVannel. of St.
Marys conducted the services in his
stead.
Mr. and Mrs Marquis and little
daughter, of Brandon. Man., were the
guests of Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Pane.
more last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cottle attended
13eaforth fall fair last Friday. Mr.
Cottle encceeded in carrying off a
number of prizes for his flowers and
vegetables.
Miss Mary Monteith is home this
week under the doctor's cnre.
Mina Annie Passmore has returned
home' after n week's. stay nn the
boundary.
ICJ IL. ItMrr TA.
Bear, A, Its hind You Harr Alan s 1300
tli`na•s»
0f
hIttKTON
Kirkton Fair Oct. 3, 4, 1907 will
be the best yet. Liberal prizes and
1)4 attractions. 2.30 trot or pace.
prize $50.00: Pony racy, trot, prize
'5.00. (h• elolron's (hank, St. Marys
Hurdle jumpin; for 'green bores
t,riz,' $12.00; beet r•inzle turnout
open to farmer, only prize $5.00. Ily
Sovereign Lank Exeter, balloon n.r•
tension and parachute jump by Capt.
T. Callaghan. of Chioazo. For.fur-
tiler information write the accretary
Aimee Doupe, Kirkton.
SUBSCRIBE 1'Wt THE TIMES.
CA/MT OVITAL.
Mean the �The K ad Yeo Hare Ahn)s Booitit
!Misstate
J. Ertelaiut teak alt prizes in t
c1as3.
Pal; LT1tY
llawbur;a W. Battler ; Plymouth
Rocks W. Battler. W. Love ; Wy:tn.
dotter W. Battler S. Hechler: Black
Spanish W. Battler ; Dorking W.
Battler ; lied Caps W. Smith, W.
Battler; \\'hits Le;horn3 E. Gies, W.
Lore; Brown lc;horns G. Clasusus
1st -2nd ; )t. I. Reda G. Clasusus, E.
Gies.
Pekin China Ducks Snowden Bros.
A. Melee; ,Rouen Ducks G. Clasusus,
W. Battler: .ducks any breed W.
Battler. Snowden Bros.; ,;eese .G.
Clasusus, \V. Battler; turkeys G.
Clasusus, Snowden Bros.; Toulouse
Geese Snowden Bros.
GiRAIN AND SEEDS
White fall wheat G. Eisonbert, A.
ltannie, I'. ScholsoaIm ; red fall
wheat J. Brown, S. Becbler, C. Col
oskey ; sprint wheat any variety C.
Trueutnor, L. Footer ; fl rowed bar-
ley W. Rader ; 2 rowed barley A.
Rennie; white oats J. ilrowiee13. S.
Phillips, A. Rennie; email peas C.
Treumeer, G. Claueens, D. Taylor;
rye A. Klapp ; beat :collection of
;rain in heads, 'any kind, G. Claus•
ens, 11. Neeb, C. Grob; clover seed J.
llaberer. J. Cochrane, L. Foster: tim-
othy send B. S. Phillips, G. Eisenhart
A. Klapp.
•HORTICULTURAL
i APPLES
Coll. of any kind of apples not les
than 5 eaoh 10 varieties D. Iloud
• W. Battler ; cauliflower R. Johnson
G. Schroeder ; pumpkin W. Battler
U. !lough; rnitmeoih pumpkin G.
Clausen; celery ; I. Johnson: squish
his L. !fader lt. Juhnson ; blood beets 1.
Hey. W. Steel,: routed beets W.
Battler; waterwelou3 C. Coloskey,
-D. !lough ; muskws
elon3 G. Sohro-
der, 1). !lou;b ; rod tomato:a A. Fos
ter, J. Brown, yellow- tomatoes
Snowden Bros., eV. Battler.
MANUFACTURES
Set borsest nes finis((:d from ham-
mer L. 1'rana ; ;;et horseshoes finish-
ed from file ; collectiou .ho:3 C. Fritz
1', Iknder.
DAI1tY PRODUCE
Butter to tub ,not less than 25 the.
J. Brown; 5 pounde butter suffie-
iently salted for titbit) use \V. Bat•
tier, J. Decher er., J. Decher Jr.;
butter in pd. prints W. Battler, .1.
Ilarberer ; •Iiuutetnade cheese J.
I ger. A. Klapp ; loaf homemade bread
T. Berry. T. Clausen; ;extracted hon-
ey J. Harborer, \V. Smith; colt. huu-
ey J. Il•trberer, W. Smith; ,honey in
comb J. harborer, \V. Smith: quart
maple. syrup W. Smith, J. Decher.
LADIES' WO1tK
ORNAMENTAL
Embroidered 5 -o'clock tea cloth L.
Praha, Mrs. \\'ickw-ire ; embroider-
ed tray cloth Mrs. Wickwire, J.
Deeper ; embroidered centre piece Dr.
Carnpbell, L. Prang ; eworoidered
doylies 11. Well, I. Johnson; ernbroid•
ered sofa cushion in silk L. Vrtui;,
W. Well ; embroidery ltotuan Mr's.
Wickwire: embroidery Jewel ;51r3.
le Lek wire; best sample .feather
3titchin; Mrs. Wickwire, J. G. For-
t rest ; fancy work ba; K. Campbell.
J. Ilarberer, E. Gina: 4 varieties of
fall apples P. Schroalm, D. Ifou;Jr,
E. Gies; 4 varieties winter apples
D. Hough, E. Gies, P. Schroalm ;
Kin; Tompkins E. Rader, J. Decher ;
snow aeples` L. Rader, A. :Geiger .
Northern spies \V. Battler, E. Rader
Baldwins G. Schroeder,' E. Rader ; 1(.
I. iSreenin;a J. ILey, J. ILaberer:
Spitzonborg 1). 1lou;h, W. Smith ;;
Canada Reds E. kidder, J. Hey: Rib -
son Pippen W. I3attler, J. Pfaff :
Golden Russett E. Karcher, \V. Bat-
tler ; Igen Davie 1). Olou;h, P.
Schr'oalin; Swears W. Smith; Wag -
;tens C. Treumner, A. Klapp; Mann
S. Bechtel*, E. Mader; Maiden's Blush
J. lfaberer, W. Smith; Blenheim
Pippen G. Clausens, W. Hoffman ;
Pew•aukeo L. Rader, D. Hough: .C•ol-
verts
ou;h:Col-
verts L. Bader, .D. Houghs' Gloria
Mundi Geo. Schroeder ; 20 oz. Pip -
pen. 11. S. Phillips, D. Hough: Tat-
man Sweet n. E. Karcher ;
Coll. fall pears J. Haberer, L. Ba-
der ; Bartlett Pears Snowden Bros.,
Mrs. F. J. Wickwire; Flemish Beau-
ty C. Coloskey ; Clapp's Favorite J.
liaberer. B. 8. Phillipa; poaohca G.
Schroeder, F. Rader ; ,prunes E. Gies
G. Clausen : reel crab apples Snowden
Bros. II. Neeb ; yellow crab apples
1. Johnston ; ;rapes W. Battler, J.
itaberer :.toll. .;rape; J, Haborer ;
special Beauty of Hebron S. Bach -
let ; plums Mrs. F. J. Wickwire, J.
Brown ; coll. of .plurns J. Brown. J.
Sararu3 ; Coll. of Canned fruit
Decker, R. Johnston ; special L.
Hader ; special plume J. Brown, C.
Coloskey, J. Brown, A. Gciier.
GARDEN VEGETABLES
White Elephant fpotatoca - Gco.
Schroeder, C. Coloskey, J. Becher;
Colorado red potatoes Geo. Schroe-
der ; rural New York Goo. Schroe-
der, F. Rader, A. Geiger ; any var-
iety early Geo. Schroeder, W. Bat-
tier, II. Neeb ; any variety late A.
Foster, Goo. Schroxxler, W. Battler
Coll. potatoes A. Foster, W. Battler
Geo. Schroeder ; ,Empire potatoes
Geo. Schroeder, W. Battler ; small
white beans W. Battler, G. Clausen
beans any variety Geo. Clausen, J.
Geier, yellow oorn Snowden Bros.
G. Eisenbert ; sweet corn R. Johnson
A. Karct1lRr : black aw-oet corn J.
Brown, J. Johnson ; lar;e red on-
ions G. Eisenbert, J. Brown; large
yellow onions 11. Sararus, J. Brown ;
dutch setts 1'. Schroeder, A. Feist ;
white field carrots D. Taylor. Geo.
Schroeder : red field •arrota 3. llar-
berer, 1C. Schroeder : red garden
carrota J. Hey, Mrs. Wickwire; Swe-
dish turnips J. Decher sr., 3. Des
cher ; yellow globe arian;olds A.
Klapp, Snowden Woe.: long red
man;olda W. Smith, J. Deoher; long
yellow man;olds G. Eisenbert, A.
Klapp; Oxford cabbage J. Hey, W.
Smith: Flat Dutoh cabbage J. Iley,
If. Well ; black Spanish radish C.
Greet), 11. 8. Phillips; white radish
.es
Mrs. Wickwire ; Coll. of embroidery
work B. Well, 3. Decher ; lioniton
lace handkerchief Mrs. Wickwire, L
Johnson; Battenbur; centre ,piece
Dr. Campbell, E. Karcher; Batten -
burg troy cloth Dr. Campbell, E.
Karcher ; I3attenbur;' tea cozy Dr.
Campbell ; coll. liattenburg work
Mra. \Vickwirc; Teneriffe lace centre
piece 1. Johnson, J. Geiger : nettin;
centre piece or eloylii I.. Tran;, 1.
Johnson: Drawn thread work E.
Karcher, . '11. -Well : Coll. drawn
thread work Mra. .Wickwire, ,Dr.
Campbell; etching .Mrs. Wickwire,
%V. Battler ; pillow tshaur any kind;
E. Karcher, T. Johnson; Sofa cush-
ion Mrs. `Wickwire. It. McArthur ;
fancy apron E. Karcher... Cochrane
Mount ,\tellick embroidered centro
piece. Mrs. Wickwire, J. Cochrane ;
laundry ba; crochet T. Johnson, J.
Geiger; Crochet lace cotton T. John-
son, J. Cochrane; crochet ,toilet
mats J. Brown, W. Battler ; crochet
table mats set Mrs. Wickwire, Dr.
Campbell:, tatting soft cushion T.
Johnson ; coll. of tittin; T. John-
son ; hard:tneer centre ;piece or cloth
Mrs. Wickwire. C. Fritz ; pair knit-
ted lace curtains in cotton II. Neeb.
USEFUL
Coverlet woven wool 11. Sararus,
Kalbfleisclt ; log cabin quilt cotton
L. foster ; patchwork quilt cotton:
iT. John3ou, W. Battler ; patchwork
quilt silk W. Roffman, T. Johnson ;
silk crazywork quilt W. Hoffman,
T. Johnson ; cotton crazywork Built
A. Karcher, T. Johnson; wool crazy
work quilt T. Johnaon. W. Battler :
.counterpane tufted W. Battler, J.
Decker ; counterpane knitted J. Gei-
ser, Kate Campbell: crochet count-
erpane J. Decher, J. Hey : crochet our display of caps in the East Window count -
etching. work A. Karcher, T. Jo n -
son ; counterpane drawn J. Decli : Another shipment of Wrapperettes this week lee to 15c per yd.
SpeciaI Sale of Fall Goods
Sweeping Reductions in all Lines
'Our Stock is complete and larger than evcr ll
Ladies Mantles
We have just opened our first ship-
ment of Ladies and Chddrens Coats,
the veey latest styles direct from the
Scarfs. Fur Lined !'oats, Astrachan
and Electric Seal ('oats. We have
never shown a better to uck.
See our Men's Fur !'gats. We have
beet makers in Canada. See our Blk I thew in all sizes in l'»radian Coon
Beaver Cloth Coats ; length trimmed I \\ allab�, Russian Calf, China Dog,
with silk braid, etc nice fine quality t Ptc' n e are makinK R t1)ecial offer
at $O, in Coon Coats, al>o n lane of reel dark
Also our new Plaids and Checks I seen Wallaby
sousi iiiectittle.
c t he best value
from $7 to $10 each. We can save
you from $2 to $3 on your winter coat I DRESS GOODS
Ready Made .Suits and We have the stack of up-to-date
Dress Goods in all the leading shade*
and fabrics.
Special sale
below regular price.
Overcoats
We invite your inspection to our
line of Nobby Overcoats, -Suite. etc.
We wade a special purchase of Men's
and Boys' Suits which we offer at
low prices, at least 20 per cent below
the regular value.
of Flannelettes niuc*
- MILLINERY
This department is in charge ofjMiss
Colvin. On Thursday Sept. 20th and
FURS following days we will have our open-
ings,
We have an immense stock of Furs. spcaournd i stock nvite alof Ir the ladiese ery (latest
See our litre of Ladies Ruffs, Throw i styles of headwear.
Highest prices paid for Produce.
C. ZWICK.ER,
A Call Solicited.
Crediton,
Eavetroughing
Repairing
Plumbing
Carpenter Tools of All Kinds.
A large assortment of Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, and Granite -
ware at Rockbottom prices.
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W. MOORE
KIRKTON.
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Now that Fill is here You will need t
Y a New Cap.
I We have them ranging in price regular from 25c to 75c.
' as in ow at 19c each. ^
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ladies all wool ,ca crochet 1
Wickwire J. G. Forrest ; .ladies ail Visit our store and be convinced that we are offering choice goods
wool cape knitted T. Johnson; home. f In all lines at close prices.
made carpet, rasa T. Johnson : home-
made hearthru;, raga A. Karoher, ` A number of Tubs of good Butter wanted at once to
.-. Neeb, \V. !fader : tidy crochet cot -
on 1 o tnson ; tidy, knitted cotton
S. Ilechler best wool yarn homespun •i. fill
a contract.
11. Neeb, •.W. Itader; Afghan or • B. W. F. BEAVERS, Farquhar t
slumber rug in silk T.
Johnson: pot- 4-14+++++++++++++++++++++++ 'i•i••1••i••F•i••i••I••i•-1•.1•✓•-:•-:.•I1-1•••4•444-1.1.4-rj
ton stockings 11. Neeb, T. Johnson :
woolen stockings, knitted fine 1i.
Neeb \W B
ce , Bat wooI ser to
skings
knitted coarse W. Battler, J. G.
Forrest ; woolen mitts, knitted fine.
J. G. Forrest, J. Brown; 'woolen
nnitte, knitted coarae W. Battier, \V.
Itader; Guilt sewed on ,around work
II. Well, P. Schroalm.
FINE ARTS
Oil paintin; portrait C. Grub Mrs.
Wickwire : oil paintin; landscape J.
G. Forrest ; water color landscape
3. G. Forrest : crayon work portrait
J. G. Forrest ; .oil or water color
flowers Mrs. Wickwire, J. G. Forrest
pencil druwin; J. G. Forrest, T.
Johnson ; pen and ink ekotoh J. G.
Forrest, T. Johnson ; ,penmanship 11
A Blended Flour
(of Ontario and Manitoba Wheat)
Makes the BVI-HITEST BREAD
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LIGHTEST BISCUITS
TASTIEST PASTRY
DAINTIEST CAKES
BLENDED FLOURS are TWO flours in one.
The famous Bread and Pastry making
qualities of Ontario fall wheat -are combined
with Manitoba spring wheat, which adds strength
and nutriment.
BLENDED FLOURS are not only the
best for all home baking -they are also the
MOST ECONOMICAL. They yield MORE
bread, cake and pastry to the pound than any other
Try it, and you will use no other.
This is the sip
of a
Bleeder!
Flom
"Made in Ontario"
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Crown Gem. pints 75e dcz...Wine qts. &lc doz., Imperial 9Oc doz. Wine
gal. $1.00 a doz., Rubber Icings 5c and 10c doz.; pure \Vette Wine Vinegar
XXX 40c. gal.; also all kinds of Spices for pickling; we have also Cider Vine-
gar; Granulated Sugar $4.75; Try eur new Japan Tea, Green 2.45c Ib,; Coffee,
pure, cannot be better tor 40c. lb.
in Dress Goods we have too lame a stock which we are going to clear oft
at cost price; also air Mnsline and Ginghams. \Ve have just placed in stock a
case of Grey Cottons which we will sell you at right prices; also Flannelettes
and Flannelette Blankets.
We have about 75 Youth's Suits, 2 piece and 3 piece we will sell at less
than cost, we must reduce before our new ones arrive; also odd Pants and odd
Vests to go at cost.
We want your produce. Dried Apples tic. Ib. trade.
Eggs 17c trade, Plc cash; Butter in crocks `')c trade, lik cash,
A. MILLS,
Woodham:
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paintin; on silk J. G. For
FLO\\•EitS AND PLANTS • Hioh Glass
Coll. of flowers any kind 1:. Fel-
ler,., It. .Jboh; MapleLeaf v p��DIAMONDSit.
John,on, it. Johnson : ou ant
flowers K. Campbell, T. Johnson
Coll. of ;eraniume W. Battler ; coll.
Cacti T. John,ion ; Coll. Calla Lilies
T..fnhneen R..Iohnaon ; Coll. pansies
K. Campbell, Geo. Schra+rter ; Fuch-
ias J. Cochrane.
SPECIALS
Knitted pillow eham3 T. Berry ;
Coll. Stamps R. Drysdale ; appli Sue
work Mrs. Wickwire ; Eyelet work
Ars. %Vickwire ; crochet centre piece
f. Geiger ; pyrozrapby re. \Vick(• •
vire. •
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HORSE iIACF.S
FARMER'S TROT
Esther E. (Ercieson) 1
Ma;;ie V. (Broderick)
9. 9. (Schroeder)
2.50 CLASS
Frcdd:c Lir Morose nberry)
Minnie E. (Eilber)
Dollie May (Sararus)
JUDGES
Fruit. -D. Cantelon, Bendall.
Fine Arts and Flower... - sJ. G.
Merrier. Zurich, it. J. Drysdale Ilen•
sa 11.
Poultry and Implements. -J. Har
aro., Bay, W. H. Wenzel Crediton.
Grain and 8eede.- J. F. Moore.
Ladies' Work. -Mr,. W. Fritz,
Grand Bend, Mrs. 1). Link, Crediton.
horses. -Jas. irvinz, Winchester.
Cattle. -}I. Smith, Exeter.
Sheep and Mo;3.-Tho4. Prior, Exe-
ter.
People who buy diamonds
want sones that will bear
the closest scrutiny - gems
which are free from flaws
and from whose surface
every ray of light is reflect-
ed as from n drop of water.
We carry all sizes of dia-
monds from the largest to
the smallest, either set or
unset and all of the purest
quality
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C. H.WARD &CO.
:37111tichurond st, lOIDOM mu
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