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THE EXETER T I M E S, OCTOBER IOth 1907
GRAND OPENING
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
We have just opened up an immense import
order of Scotch and English goods i11 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 trade. Call Early
J. H. HOLTZMANN, CREDITON
Crediton's Harness Shop
Milts and Gloucs
Have been added to my already largo stock of Goods, and
we can now supply you with the latest styles in this line.
We also have a big stock of
Robes, Rugs, Wool Blankets, Brushes, Combs,
and all kinds of Harness on hand
P. W. CLARK, - Crediton
Repairing a Specialty.
Hair Coods
Prof. Dorcn6lld
OF TORONTO
1 COMING
lie will be at the
Cent ral Hotel, Exeter, on
Friday, October 18th, 1907
1 am pre pared to show a larger variety of NEW YORK,
LONDON and PARIS STYLES than ever offered to the pub -
lie before. I shall have LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S WIGS
TOUPEES, BANGS, WAVY AND FLAIN FRONTS.
SWITCHES of all long hair in every length and shade, etc.
See Our Transformations.
P' LADIFS, my Coeds aro recognized as the STANDARD of PERFECTION'and their
use protects the head antipro•
darns a younger expression to
the face.
Gentlemen, are You
BALD? 1 invite you to my
Show Rooms to demonstrate
the complete success of uty
ART COVERINGS in WIGS
and TOt1PHI -', worn on over
S5,001l heals. They are light in weight, strong and
most natural in appearance, and a pmt:<siou to the o
bead against Draughts, Cords. Catarrh, Nenrahia, err., and gi+e a 3 nnn;cer and handsomer es prersical t
fisc (act'• PLEASE REMEMBER DAY /ND DATE•
CENTRAL HOTEL, EXETER ON FRIDAY, OCT, iSth•
+++++++++++++++i++++++++•1•+ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Thc Kind Sflocs!
For Men, Women and Children
We have them in great variety and the price is as low as
is consistent with good materials,
See Our Display in the East Window
NVc [rant your produce. Dried :apples 6: a Ib.
B. W F. BEAVERS, Farquhar
♦•1••Fi ++1 +•i °4' i + :'+-, : Y i+ t 'f :.I b'.
+.+++++++.1-:-H.++,..+++++++
KARLTON
Best $2 Hat
We ate enjoying an immense trade in
our 'Carlton Hits, simply because they are
marvellobs value. I1ave them made especi-
ally for us and buy big quantities, in that wily
securing large price concessions which 11Ue
share with you.
ORDER BY MAIL
(Enclose your size with the money) Abd
prone for yourself that the 'Carlton is the befit
$2 hat sold in Canada, with superior wearing
qualities to the vast majority of $3 hats.
New Kafllon Derbys for '07 are In all
latest blocks. Colors, black and bto/in,
C isly's Hats, $2.50 to $3.50.
Telescope Hats in pearl, black and nutria•
$1.25 to $2.50.
A11 new shapes of &jl hats, $1.5o to $3:
Clothing • Operating 2 Faories and
• 7 Stores ict
n Canada
J. M. HICKEY, Manager
London, Ontario
PLUGTOWN
('li I. t t lfillin z
th•• huatl.
Qii. of the you', - t
stet „ • on Sunday 11 •t•
Mr.. it. e. • t+ Ito ha.( *pent , .e
past • t -rt* teenths with her tip r.l
air,(. .fats. Carefree. Velvets for i ..
tont•' t sir. a .ak.
t OaItis.\ 1I
Mt-. Wm. ati,as &sees d of hit
drivies bores o air. Itoht. Creiry.
1Vyan at•:r1 Milli ire mtkin; vast
pret:arations fog• t r.aotint 1 now ►:1W
mill.
Silo titan; fa the order of tiw day
in this vicinity.
Crediton
1
WINCI1LLHEA
The noted snare of Mr. Itobt Creery
MI
Caud Ess (lied last ecek. Mr.
R. 1'. J. M ('
oCE. MEMIIEIt ON- retery'a bora,. has no doubt aeon
TARIO COLLEGE 1'HYS1C1-
ans and Surgeons, Successor to Dr.
Ili. A. Hoist. Creditor'. Ont.
D1r. Albert Morloa:k ha added a
new gasoline A•lt:3 iili+ to 1113 already
well equate..• t ,tlwp.
Mr. F. Clark and family took it`
;he Kilkton Fair or* Friday last.
31r. Norman Holt emeriti of Watt r -
loo. spent Sunday %vitt* trends int tin.
.•ilia;c.
Several frons lore :pent Fraley cat.
the West McGillivray Fair.
bliss �'llla3,
of fort Elgin, is spend -
in; a week in the villa;0 visitant
relatives and friends.
Miss Olivia and Pearl Boltzmann
have returned home after spending
several weeks visitiu.t in Berlin \Vat-
toloo 111(1 Stratford.
Dr. McCue has now fully settled
in his store tvbiolt has beao recontiy
fitted tip :rid he can now boast of
havin; one of the finest dru; stores
in the
County. Ile intends keepingin;
everythii; found in e • • first-class
drug store.
Mr. Chao. Stock, our genial butcher
,pant Sunday nt 'Tavistock.
Mr. J. Brown and wife of Kilman-
aah spent a few days in the village.
Widow Wein, who occupied rookie
with Mrs. Chas Brown Moved to :her
son's borne on the old homestead
3.4 miles 'north of the village.
Mrs. Michael Klumpp is at time of
writing very ill and poor holes are
held out for her recovery.
Rev. E. H. Bean attended the wed•
ding of MisZSherri:t to Mr. Amos on
Wednesday.
Dashwood
,DASIIWOOD SCHOOL .REPORT.
Followin.; are the names in order
of merit for Divisions 2 and 3 of
the Dashwood Public Sohbiol for the
months of August and September.
Div. II -Jr. 1I1 -Earl Ne>eb. Oliver
Held, Lily 'St ire, Addison Tiernan
Mina Ehle.ra, Jennie Ituby, Ervine
M1cIsaac• Jr. 11. -Lloyd Edi;hoffcr,
Willie Miller, Flossie \\'it:ert, Laura
Musser, Czar lielletrmann, Emma
Hartleib. Pearl Kraft, Mary Vine
cent. Sr. Pat. II.-Garfiekd Staubu3
Jr. I't. II. -Ida i\Vambold, llarvey
Schroeder, Roy Neeb, Thilda McI3aac
Myrta Iloffinan, Beatrice Shrumm.
Lulu Steinha:;cn, Raymond Dallies.
"A" -Walter Fo.ssold. La Verne Mer-
rier, Leland Gu' ntber, Ernest Stiro
Abram Schroeder, alerbic •(tinker,
Freda Vinton. "13" -Della Naeb, La-
ving \Villert, Wilber Ehlers, Leaon-
ard ,Kirk. "C" -Ida held. Hazel
Snell, Mlilford (Berner, Louise Router.
V. J. Miners, Teacher.
Div. III. -Sr. tI1.-('earl Tiernan.
Alma Bach, Johnny Routledge, Her-
man Schroeder, Kati' Genttner, Wil-
lie Zimmer, Mary Vincent, Charles
\Weber;. Jr. II. -Milford Ruby, Em-
ma Genttner, Gordon Davie, Adeline
Schroeder, Edwin Sohro.der. Sr. Pt.
11. -Ida Zimmer, Barry Guenther Al-
berta Kach, Valentine Gassman. Ar-
nold Miller. Jr. Pt. II. -Laura Schu-
macher, Georne Gossman, Laura
Schroeder. Tillie Zimmer, Herbie Wil-
ler[. Milford Rinker. "A" - •\Vi111ie
St ire, Pearl Tiler. Johnny Goasman.
"11" -Kenneth Routledge. Milfelt'
latch, Mary Wieburz. Oscar Hart-
leib. "C" -Clifton Davis, Mamie
Genttner, Fred Stire, Albert Tiler.
A. Swa.n, Teacher.
STAFFA
On Sunday next, the 13th., will ba
held at Grace church, the jtnnual
Ilarvest Thanksgiving. Rev. II. M.
Lang -Ford, of 'Brussels, will preach
both morning and eveninz.
C1 43 AS 410 CD XThe Kind You Hate Always BouLM
Bran the
faenatn»
of
Trial ('at:trrh treatment are being
:nailc(i nut free on relue3t, by Dr.
Shoop, Racine, \Vis. 'These tests are
proving to the poople-without a pen
ny's cost -the great value of ltlsis
scientific perscription known to
dru;;istt everywhere as 1)r. Shoop's
Catarrh Iltcmedy. Sold by '\V. 'S.
Howey
M cGILLIVRAY
The bann.i of marriage were assured
Sunday by Father Foster at Mount
Carmel Church of alias Mary Jose-
phine (laughter of Mrs. J. Mayan.
McGillivray. to Mr. Corrie Regan of
Mt. Cannel. The event takes plate
October 15t1,.
1111IC'!•O N
The receipts on fair day were uta
to the expectations of the directors
of the :society, only a few dollars
short of last year. Possibly if E(1.
Christie. of Exeter had been down.
be would have brought enou;h with
hint to fill the coffer: to 'idle usuai
amount.
Mr. Reuben Switzer spent Sunda'
et his parents *torte in Maio/hard.
Mr. Samuel Tuft., conducte•l ser-
vice in •tho Metho,liat e.huroh Sunday,
owin; to the absence of itev. Veale.
Mir. Alex. Kirk ii very low at time.
of write .
Mee \Vin. ifazlt'wool is intertwine
slowly.
.Lr. and '*tra. George ilazt••eotel
•tent Sunday at the horn • of Fer;u=
Harrah.
St. i'aul's Church ell hold An•
niveraary aervioeta on Sunday Mlle
at 11 a. m. At 7 p. in., Rural 1) r'n
Taylor %sill conduct the service'.'.
THE ROYAL \iONTII ANi) THE
iROYAL i)iSF.ASE.
Sudden changes of weather are ex•
!racially tryinz, anti more probably
to none more than to elw ncrofutou:a
and consumptive. The fpro;r'ss of
scrofula during a normal Octob.•r
month is commonly zreat. We never
think of 1(crofulai-its bunnh •s, entan-
eons eruptions, and weather of the
bodily rul)Atance-without •tilinkint
of the *;ts^at ';(red many ,ctlff:•rera
from it have derived from Hootl's
Sarsaparilla. whose (radical and Ier-
manent eurt'.a of this one diRearte ore
enough to make it the most Pontius
medicine in the [world. There it
probably no': .a rity or town where
'Icol'.a Sarsaparilla has not gtroved
ire merit in more homes t hon one, tri
nrreatin; and rornpletrly eradiretin
scrofula, which .is almost as serima
and as much to be feared as its netr
relative,-ron.omp(ion.
many a prize iso she was a very
fast Mare in her youu;ar days.
Rev. Goin;. of Exeter, eonductee
anniversary t ervic.•ta st tiuushine
on Sunday last which ens very rnuet:
appreciated.
41111.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
TSM Kind You Han Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Trial Catarrh treatment is
mailed out fres Ulf request. by Dr.
Shoop. Racine, \Vis, These tests are
proving to the People -without a tate
ny's cost -the great value of this
sci(mtific,rescri ,tion known to
t t
druggists everywhere as Dr. SI.cop's
Catarrh Remedy. Sold by \V. S.
llowcy.
TIiAtilF.S (ROAD.
Rev. C. Fletcher and Mrs. Fletcher
are expected 'to return to the Manse
on Tuesday of this we k.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell ar-
rived home tilos week from tuteelr
wedding trip.
Quite a number from our neigh-
borhood spent last friday at Kir/a-
tom Fair and report a .;odd sltow.
Mra. Abe 'Musser 'seines on Thurs-
day to meet lu:r husband at Port. Ar-
thur.
Mr. Arthur Wintcrbotham teavea
this week to try his fortune in the
Great West. We hope to hear of
his success.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup•
per will be adminietered in the Preen
byterian
re t-
byterian churoh nit Sunday Oct. 13th.
('reparatory yacrt•ie s will be held
on the previous Friday afternoon.
The apple -packers are busy in our
neighborhood at present.
Rev. Colin Fletcher returned Wed-
nesday from 7lamilton. Mrs. Flet-
cher remained over on account of a
:light illness.
-se--
Pain
- e --
Pain anywhere, paid in the stead
eitinful periods, Neuralgia, toathaeh:a
all pains aan be pron)ptly stopped by
a thoroughly safel ittle pink Candy
Tablet, known by Druggists every-
Kirkton Fair
Coatiuued front page Four
t hour ; epecial on potatoes R. N.
Shier ; special on lo.atoa, Early Ito -a•
J•
Jud;e.-A. 'turns.
DAIRY 1'ItOI)1'CF,
25 I1,. 'butter It. \Vatic, J. liuop:l'
& Son : S lbs. of table butter W.
Yule. 11. Cra 40.
h11. CELLANEO,I'$
Collection pick lea \\ . Jauui-:,ut. A.
Robinson ; canned [.each,.., Miss J.
Robinson ; canned Mama A. lloniuson
Alias J. Robin : canned currant : A.
Shier M. lirethout•; canned pests A.
Rubinson, Mrs. Mrs. Haitian ; canoed
cherries Miss J. Robinson. A. Robin -
Foe : canned raspberris; M. Ilrethour
A. Shier : canned ra3pbarriea 11. era-
se, M. Brethour: canned atrawber•
ries Miss J. Robinson, A. Shier ; earl -
nod tom:tt(x•,1 Mrs. J. 'Urquhart,
A. Shier ; coll. postage irtamps A.
'Suffield; .,inele set carriage harness
F. A. Taylor ; double est team sir•
tress F. A. Ta a . 'a,
b •
)tor; home -mad:. d bread
alias M. Jamieson. S. N. Shier : dwney
in section \V. Sadler: honey extract-
ed G. Bentley : jelly Mrs. J. Ur au -
hart, Mra. \Vickwire : Maple sugar
Dawson Ifros.. \V. \Vkerne n ; Maple
Syrup It. N. Shire, Dawson Itro:+. tiny
variety of canned fruit al. )irethour
display of .booty and eltoos Il. \V. F.
Beavers.
FRU1T
APPLES
5 Ontario Jas. Sanders; :r. Nor_
them Spy J. Sanders, .1. Ilo,l;e : 5
Tatman Sweet sirs. Ilanhan, \V. Sad-
ler ; 5 Baldwins J. Sanders. M. lir. -
thour ; 5 anoaws Jos, Kirk, Miss K.
Doupe; 5 It. Island Gre [nines Dew -
sou Bros., W. Sadler; 5 Kin; of
Tompkins D. Balfour. Dawson 'troy.
5 Maiden',. Blush Dawson Bros., J.
Hodge ; 5 Mann W. Sadler, J. San-
ders ; 5 Alexanders J, Sanders, J. T.
Parkinson; plate of 5 Golden Rus-
sets D. Balfour, W. Sadler; 5 Bon
Davis D. Balfour. W. Sadler ; ltibion
Pippins Mf. llrethour ; 5 Colvert3
Dawson Bros., Miss N. Doupe • 5
Duchess of Oldonbur; bliss K. Doupe
5 Cayuga lied Streak !11. Ilrethour.
J. Sanders: .Coll. of apple; J. Sanders
12 crab apples red Geo. Bentley; crap
apple? yellow, Dawson Ilroi. 12 plums
Mra. \Vickwire, Mrs. It. Fletcher ;
fall pears .1. Hodge; 5 winter pears
A. Shier, M. 13rethour; 12 peaches
Mra. \Vickwire. Mrs. 1(. Pletcher ; 3
eluates open air .grapes white Mrs.
Wickwire; S clusterm open air ;grapes
where ea Dr. Sbcop's Ihxldanhe Tab• blue Mrs. Ilanhan ; 3 clusters open
let. fain simply means conar(ttion air grapes red A. Shier.
under blood ereesuri at the point • FINE A1t1'S
where blood exists. Dr. Shoop', Coll. stuffed .birds and animals M.
Headache Tablets quickly equalizes Fletcher ; crayon or pastel Miss L.
thin unnatural blood pressure, and W. Jamieson; Coll. photos J. Senior;
pboto;raph J. Senior ; pencil draw -
in; Miss I,. Taylor, W. Jamieson ;
painting on 14laas Mrs. 'Wickwire;
painting in oil landscape fruit or
flower B, W. F. Beavers, Mrs. \Vick:
wire; oil painting, fi;uro Mrs. Wick
wire bliss M. GiifIllap ; painting on
China Mies L. Taylor, Mrs. Wickwire
pen and ink sketch N. Fletcher, burs.
11. Fletcher; pyrography burnt work
Miss M. Gilfillan, Mrs. Wickwire
water color landscape Miss M. Gilfi'-
tan, Mise L. Taylor; !picture to.:
cards A. Duffield, \V. Mack.
proved him.v_+lf a vary efficient of- LADIES WORK
ficer. Counterpane, crocheted A. eh' r,
Norman liod;ert, ' of Exeter, vis- Alias J. Robinson; oounterpatuo kl.i -
ited *tog. Turnbull on Sunday last. ied Miss J. Robinson Miss M. Jam. ••
Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. 'loftier, ref son ; patchwork quilt Miss Brook, el.
Exeter, attended the Carnpbcll-Stew- 13rethour; crazy patchwork quilt
art nuptials last Wednesday. 1 Mra. Ilanhan, A. Shier ; ascii*,.,' undera
Mr. :and Mrs. \Valtcr Stewart, of
St. Marys. were :guests at Mr. next
Mrs. Stewart last week .
pain i►nmediately departs. Write
Dr. Shoop, Racine. Wis. and get n
[rte. trial package. Lar;e box 25c.
Drug;iat W. S. Howey.
FAIRQIUHHAlt
Mr. John Itiley sold his household
•;cods. stock etc. by auction on 'Sat-
urday last. Mr. Itiley, M;astors John
and Chris left on Monday morning
for Bridal' Columbia. Mr. Riley,
who carried the (nail from Farquhar
to Ilublin'Yor the teat four years
clothin; Mrs. Ilanhan, 13. W. F. Bei -
vers ; applique work Mrs. ltanhrn,
Mrd. \Vickwire ; arratsen'a work Mrs.
alias Janet 11:111intyi1c sent Sun-\Vickwire, M. 13rethour; Roman erne
day at lir bouts here. • broidet•y M. Br.•ethour, Mra. \Viok•
A large number from hese attend- wire; 'Venetian embroidery ,Mira.
cd lairkton Fair last e-rek and [wit-
nessed the balloon ascension which
Was a d-•ci•Ied truce. ss in every par -
Ocular. Much prairie is *due the
Secy. Mr. Arnow Doupe for tl iea-
vied! 1►nar:u:getwin t•
The monthly mooting of the Us-
borne & lliblrert Fire Inuurartce Co.
wa.i held in Lae hall here on Monday
last.
. ENTITLED TO PARTICULARS
•
OtItos ouaea Maid Retract Donde-
It
onde•
1;
oases Cola d Stardom; o
;kr:
pontyp
d take a teaspoonful after
at bedtime, drinking plenty
Ira
va tbn has been
fo d Iii tp b !n treatment of
mino
ittt8der sad r[ troubles
aDd d;sssm oriels' there m, such
:isowatlsa, solatloe lame back
cad lumbago, and we fel that the
p.bUo�i
u. entitled
titled to particulars
oonosenit.
• A prominent p etoian states that
the exoellant reunite that have been
obtained from the use of the mi:Lure
are due to its direct action upon the
kidney maiming them in their work
of filtering all poisonous waste matter
and acids from the blood and expelling
same in the urine, an't at the same
time restoring the kidneys tort healthy
condition.
He further states that anyone suf-
fering from afflictions of this nature
will find it to bo very beneficial, and
suggests that it be given a trial.
LEARN DRESSMAKING BY MAIL
in your ."are time at home, or
Take a Personal Course at School.
To enable all lo learn we teach on
cash or instalment plan. We also teach a
personal class at school once a month.
Class commencing last Tuesday of each
month. These lessons teat:hes how to cut,
fit and put together any garment from the
plainest shirt waist suit, to the most elabor-
ate di ems. The whole family can learn from
one rourae. \W.+ hare taught ower seven
thousand dress -making, and guarantee to
give five hundred dollars to any one that
cannot learn between the age of 14 and
qo. \'ou cannot learn dress -making as
thorough as this course teachei if you
work in shops for years. Beware of imita-
1' as we employ no one outside the
school. This is the only experienced Dress
Cutting School in Canada and excelled by
none in any other country. \Write at once
for particulars•, ars we have cut our rate one-
third for a short time. Address: -
SANDERS' DRESS -CUTTING SCMOOt,
31 Erie St , Stratford. Ont., Canada,
hat, M. 'I3rethour ; Battenbur; Lies
Mrs. \Vickwire Miss K. Doupe: slip•
Pers knitted or crochotted Missfrook
peri knitted or crochet ted *arise
Brook, Mrs. ltanhan ; sofa pillow B.
\V. F. Heavers, bliss Brook ; child's
dress Miss Brcok ; rag carpet M.
llrethour; tea rosy Jt. 13r'tthour,
Mra. Wickwire ; table centrepiece and
tray cloth 11. \V. F. Beavers, alra.
Colgan: dinner meta A. Shier, Mies
.1. Robinson ; piano scarf Miss M.
fanlit'son. M. Ilrethour : pillow shams
Mrs. Wickwire. Mrs. Ilanhan: Af-
;hen wcol W. Wiseman, Mier. Ilan-
han ; A1zhan cotton MLA. 1fanthatri, A.
Shier ; Af;Ilan patchwork Miss J.
Itobim:on, alias aicCnlluin ; I)rnwn
Work Mrs. Wickwire, Mrs. lIanhau :
Dresden work ails% A1. J:rnt.ason•
Mra. Ilanhan: knitted lace in cotton
'Miss M. Jamieson. W. Wiseman; Coll.
of ladies' stork bliss 'Jyltohinson,
Miss Jamieson ; Colli of novelties
Mrs. Wickwire, Miss lirook : 'Bead
work Mrs. Wicktwire; rive ntnt Mite
.1. Robinson, M. llrethour ; .handmade
elove.a Miss J. itobinvon, 'Mise K.
Doupe : centre piece ribbon 11. W. F.
Beavers; la(li\s' underclothinz MIiss
J. Robinson ; ilardinger Mrs. \Vic1i .
[':ire: plain woollen stockinzt Mrs,
M. ,laiirlir:on, Mrs. Ilanhan : plain
wool len sock: alisa M. Jamieson, M.
Ilrethour : wo',Ilen mitt.( Mi is Brook,
Mr.s. Modem ; darning on atoekinea
Mrs. Wickwire A. Shier; niandin; 2
p:ttchc.; Miti McCallum, A. Shier :
table doylies 11. W. F. (leaver:, Miss
Jamieson; toilet mats Mis= McCal-
Iunt, 11. \V. F. Beavers: erociot in
wool Miss McCallum, Miss Brooke ;
pincushion Mrs. ,\Vickwire, alias
Brook : machine .sewing 3 articles
Mrs. Ilanhan, Mrs. Wickwire : plain
hand .terrine, 3 article§ Mrs. Harden]
Mrs. Wickwire ; buttonholes on four
materials alias Jatnioaon Miss Brook
11 fancy handkerchicfa Miss Brook.
Mra. Modem ; shopping bale of boot-
laces Mies Colgan, Mrs. Wickwire:
handkerchief case Mr.a. Wickwire. M.
Brethour; netting Ura. if:itthale alias
M1c.Callum; Indira' cotton shirt waist
handmade Mrs. Wickwire Mlisa Mc•
C'allutn : darnin; on net arra. Wick-
wire, W. \Vi:aernan : working shirt
handmade Mies J. Robinson, M. ilre•
[hour; cushion top ieat.her Dawson
tiros.
FLOWERS
Coll. of house plants Mies .1. Robin..
ton, N. Fletcher; 3 or more ,reran••
item; N. Fletcher, R. Robinson : 3
t nr more tuchia3 11. Robinson. Miss
• ltohinson ; 3 or more Cacti Miss J.
Robinson. N. Fletcher ; 3 or more
crare planta A. Duffield. Miss J. Rob-
'.n+on ; COI. of cut flowers A. Dula
field, Geo• I3r.ntley: folia;e plants N.
Fletcher. Miss J. Robinson.
SPECIAL 1'RiZF.S
Beat ;rcomed team and cl'•'Inrsr
harne3, Archie Robinson: heat hak•.l
from the Royal lioutsohold flour Miss
Jamieson.
SPEEDING CONTESTS
special Sale of Fall Goods
Sweeping Reductions in all Lines
r'Our Stock is complete and larger than ever
Ladies ! 1ant IRs 'Scarfs. Fur Lined ('tate, Astrachan
and Electric Seal Coats, We hope
\V e' have just • pt ted our ties[ ship- never Fhnw•n a better mock.
meat ..f Entreatand t'htldleua Coate,See our Men's Fur Coats. We have
the ver y latest st, ha direct from the thein in all eizea in Canadian Coen
Lest makers in (',nada. See our BIk \'atlas Russian) Calf, China Dog,
Beaver Cloth ('oats A length triunnied fete. V. are making a epecial offer
wllh silk braid, ere nice tine quality
iii Coon (bits, alio ,.line of reel dark
at $1). 'allxhy which ate the beat taint[
Also our new Plaids and Checks s\\een for &Uu,e titue.
front e7 to tight errh. We can save
you from $2 to $3 on your winter coat I DRESS GOODS
Ready Made Suits and \\'e have the stock of up-to-date
Dress Goods in all the leading shades
Overcoats and fabrics,
We'
invite inspection our Special ectal sx
le of Flannelettes much
line of Nobby Overecats, Suits. etc. below regular price.
We made a special purchase of Men's
and Boys' Suits Which we offer at
low prices. at least 21t per cent. below
the regular value.
FURS
\Ve ha yr an immense stock of Furs.
See our line of ladies Ruffs, Throw
MILLINERY
This department is in charge of,llfiee
Colvin. On Thursday Sept, 2tith and
following days we will have our open-
ings, and invite all the ladies to in-
spect our stock of the very latest
styles of headwear.
Highest priers paid for Produce.
C. ZWICKER,
A Call Solicited.
Crediton.
Eavetroughing
Repairing
Plumbin
Carpenter Tools of All Kinds.
A large assortment of Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, and Granite
ware at Rockbottom prices.
W. MOORE
KIRKTON
For
all kinds
of
Baking
,ASARCO
testas
'COOK
T'►JOCIA�
-for Bread, Biscuits and Pan Cakes -for Pies,
Cakes and Fancy Pastry -no flour, milled of a
single kind of wheat, compares with a
BLENDED FLOUR.
It bakes whiter and lighter -it contains more
nutriment -and it yields MORE bread etc.
to the barrel.
"(Made in Ontario"
Use A Blended Flour
(of Ontario and Manitoba Whoat)
and you use the perfect flour.
BLENDED FLOUR combines the splendid
food properties of Manitoba wheat -with the
lightness and nutty flavor of Ontario wheat.
TRY A BLENDED FLOUR -the result of
your first baking will PROVE its superiority.
This trademark is on
all fine BLENDED
FLOURS. 1t is the
sign of quality.
Look fot it on every
bas sad barrel you buy.
The re1-ult:4 of the races were as ••••••••••••••N••••••••f•
follows;
2.30 trot or pace -1, Reuben. .1. G.
Jones, Stratford ; 2. 8. S. Wm.
Schroeder ; 3, Kentucky Lou, l'. 11.
i'etrie, Stratford: 3, Jas. Nairn Fut-
lector). I
Greta Race -1. Nellie, J. G. ione3 I
Stratford; and Twister Queen, W. it.
Levy. Mitchell: 3. 11111 Bruno M.
\Vatson; 4, Jae. Win. Kuntz.
The pony race was won by llu 3h
Berry's entry. Arthur Cunnin;'s '
pony wan second.
Your Eyes Trouble You?
Then corns to London and have a Nero! glasses
made that will suit roe perfectly. Do not trust
the care of your eye. to inexperienced opticians
and traveling fakirs.
Our specialists have made the care of eyes
their specialty for'nver 15 'years, and every len*
pres-robed by them is ground in our own labors -
tory. thereby insuring perfection and making
mistakes impossible.
Appointment by mail or phone 1877.
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
LY SIGIT SVZC1AUST8.
237 Nadas Street • • • Lewin,.. OW.
Open Daily s.ao to e.00.
Oren Viruses. Tuesday. Thundi7 WI Saturday. j•••••e••••�••����H•••tH�
1.30 le 10.02.
High Glass
DIflMONDs
People who buy diamonds
want stones that will bear
the closest scrutiny - gems
which are freelfrom flaws
an(ij,from whose surface..
,every ray of light is reflect -
t assess.,. saw are
e(f.as from a drop of water.
We carry all sizes of dia-
monds from the largest to
the smallest, either set or
unset and nil of the purest
Anality
C. H. WARD & CO,
37I;Richmond St, 10110011 ORI