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For Men, Women and Children
We have them in great variety and the price is as low
is consistent with good materials.
See Our Display in the East Window
We want your produce. Dried Apples 6c a Ib.
as
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Plumbing
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A large assortment of Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, and Granite -
ware at Rockbottom prices.
W. MOORE
KIRKTON.
Light Fall
overcoats
When you purchase an over-
coat from us you buy from the
stackers who stand responsible for
everything sold under the Grafton
& Co. label. We guarantee a
perfect fit and entire satisfaction
or money promptly refunded.
We know that we are offering
the best value in light overcoats
in the Dominion. We know we
can mere than please you if given the
opportunity. Simply write and ask for
samples of cloth which we will mail
promptly together with instructions how to
ORDER BY MAIL
Do so now before you forget.
Our light fall overcoats are faultlessly
fashioned by the cleverest clothing crafts-
men in the Dominion. Every garment
b hand tailored. Shoulders hand padded.
Collars hand felled and button holes
hand worked. Shown in Oxford and
Black Vicunas, Tan and Oxford Covert
cloths. hest serge linings. Lengths, 38
to 44 inches.
prices, $10 to $25
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DENS ALL
cull it situations that thee yet devel-
oped in the local option campaign i3
the result. In January 11.41 'the I.
cal option by-law carried and ewes
(11(01ued, en:sein. the t110 htotel4 in
the village. Shortly after ►Ghia, eel
appeal was made 40 quaih the bye•
I:1w on technical grounds. The ca 4.'
wam heard and stecieion foal laid ov.'a"
until tin, Midland ecasse, one. of the
same nature was decided. That 'Las
not yet been decided. in the mean --
lime t he party oppo,;el see local op-
tion became r'etive clad decided to
try and qut,1► th • by -late' nnot.l:er
n stv, and not .wait for elle elecieiF1n
of the court of :emelt. tes n pat•
tion was circulated 11z.tins1 loved r•p-
tion, ;end exiting th • council of the
village to let Abe Ik tense of e14h0 ac-
tion ;o by default. thus .I01.4h1nt
the by --Law. Thin petition W » twe-
e -noel :It the council 1117 i'tinz dist
Mond.ty Ie. -Ott, and on 11 x0(3' of
3 to 2, the council inetruce's(' the
solicitor trot to ('••fend +lh•' netts's
entered to quash the .by-law. The
temperance people engaged Mr. I.
G. 8tanbury, of Exeter, to field
th• it ea to an<t 'Thursday ere nerved
piper» on the Reeve and Councillor
of Benefit, to the effect Hetet the
will take the cane to Toronto, d1le4-
inz that t.lu' tenoned •741(1 alo', the
power to quaelt a by-lnw p.' ' tl lo-
t he
ythe ratepayers. The en" et ill be
argued in Toronto this week.
Trial Catarrh tee:Bluetit is b in
mailed out fres on request. by J)r.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
provinz to the 1 -collie -without a pne
Ilya cost -the 'peat value of this
acicnti(ie prescription known to
druggists everywhere cis I)r. Shoop's
Catarrh ltetntely. Sold by W. S.
110e. Y.
011Lt1STOrt. =A.
-The 107;11 optu1ti<:n in es SeantM _A191KindYou Hirt Altta Soap
villazo of Hensel! it the pfe• eC Oi�aatate
time pretends some very interee i T
features. and ono of the most 1 1.
Crediton Dashwood
DB. P. J. MoCUE, 51EMBElt ON•
?ABIO COLLEGE P11Y8101.
,.as std But geous, Successor to Dr.
L. A. liaise. Oredi t o n. Out.
CItED1TON SCHOOL 1tEI'OItT.
Continuation Classes.
Latin -honors -It. Gamer ' 04, eke
Short 91, E. hill 80. Pass - t.
Kieezle, I1. Mead(' 69, E. :McMurray.
51, R. Hill 53, C. Fiukbe her 49 It.
Coughlin 45, A. 'Holtzman!) 41, M.
Browl1. 40.
Algebra -Claes 1.-11000T8 - E.
Geiser 100. Pees - E. Trieumuer 62
P. Mit 50, W. (k•streicher 43. M.
Oestreicher 40. Class II.- ollonors-
E. 1E11 518, R. Kienzle 90, 1'. Glaser
82, C. Fiukbeiner 82, 11. 'Meadd 76.
Pass-lt. Coughlin 41. Class 111. -
Pass -G. Short 5S, It. hill 40. Clete
11. -!'ass -A. lloltzmann 40.
C. Iltuett, Teacher.
Liv. 11L -Class Iv. - Honors -
Lulu Gaist•r, 1'. Treitz, A. Fiukbeinl-
er, E. Palmer. !'ass-lt. Andrews.
Class III -Sr. - Pass -I. Bodging,
Florica 11111, 1. 'llirtzell.
MISS ROBINSON, Teaches.
I)iv. 1I. -.1t•. III. - llonor3 - L.
Oeotreicher. !'ass' - 11. Deist, N.
Winer, E. llluett, I'. Fanner 1e. 11i11
E. Gauer. Class 11. - Sr. -Honors -
0. Benedict. Paas- S. Smith, (d.
Clarke, 1. iiia►; ']I. Finkbeioe:r. 1't.
1I. Sr. -.11000r a - C. Oestreich: r.
Pass -V. Hill, R. King, . II. Finites
beincr.
aelISS M. GIItVIN, 'Teacher.
Diiv, I. -Jr. H. - R. Eneli'h, L.
'Weiner, 0. Guenther. Jr. 1't. 11.-
Honors-. (M. Guenther. 1,. Heist.
l'aas- 1tt. Shenk, G. Lamport. R.
Bweitzer. Sr. I't. I„- E. Switzer.
Jr. Pt. I. -C. 'llaiat.
MISS KiEN%LIS, Teacher.
bir». Hawkins and Mrs. iFrank
Adams, of Shipka, visited friends in
Crediton 1:1.4t 'week _.
!Mins Jennie ]early, of iho Go+her.
line, +pent Sunday the guest of Mrs.
Jae. La wiion.
Mr. and 5Ira. John Switzer attend-
ed the ,funeral of the Lilo Mr. Pope
of London, one ,clay Mat week.
Mr. Ira Brown, •1.who 1183 been out
west for the .past t:ltro'o or four
months, is expcct'xl ihoute in :1 week
ort wo.
Mr. W. R. •\Ventzel ie busy thio
week puttinz up an addition to hie
wood shop. Thi3 .twill greasy cn-
Iarge his work nhop and will be
more convenient. Mr. Albert" 'Mor -
lock, the taenial bIackemith occupiers
the Ahoy 'in front. They 'have added
a new nix Horse -power !gasoline en.
seine, a rip .saw, jointer. bor.a1t m,•1 -
chine and intend lidding a h:l,rtd saw
in the :near ,future. This will be :1
great help +ie.the repairing depart-
ment and (Own everything i in
shape will be et model (blacksmith,
and repair !shop.
Mr. and ilire. Thos.
-pent , a few days with
Lond6n last week.;
A very pleasant evening tots *pent
at the 'home of Mr. MatUhaw F'ink'-
beincr on Wednesday of It hie week.
when a number of thin frir.'Ind3 Sur-
eriaed hint .by ,eativerine at t11i.i hoe'
to celebrate hie 00th birUhctly. The
evening was vent in musical enter-
tainment and games. A vary dainty
supper was prepared ,by Mrs. Fink-
beincr, who is 'noted for her ,good
cooking and certainly the euppe:r
was one of the bast. At a late lour
the gathering •hrok' up, goinz to
their rcepectivc hotne4 of ter twi Thin.;
Mr. Finkbeiner many more yearn oT
health and ihlppineee.
Mr. and \Irs.-C. F'itlklreinet and
family of D.1.4hw0c'd, visited friends
here on Sunday.
Mr. and Mee. Fred Eilbcr celebrat-
ed their crold.'n w0(Mitt; Oat Thursday
Cc/. 3rd. Only the near .relative
and friends wore 1presont.
Rev. J. Veal, of leirkton, preach -
o'1 missionary ',ormon» In .the ett.th-
:dist church there on Sunday 11.4t.
Rev. Mr. Andrewa 'took Mr. \'aal'3
work.
The Epworth League of the Cr(eli-
ton Methodist Churoh intend to hold
a fair in the Mnccaba: i1a11 on Fri-
day evening Oct. 25th. There will
be different booths in rannection also
a light lunch .incl 1 good progrntn.
Admission 15e.
Mr. Fred Kerr attended (he shoot-
ing tournament at Zurich last fri-
day and although ,many experts frorn
the County took part, he w"d3 suc-
cessful in taking down first money
with a score of 05 out of 100.
'l'revethick
friends in
81I1PKA
Mr. McIntyre, of Arizona, who no
absence of eight years is '%4gitin;
friends in Parkhill 11011 called upon
S. Bweitzer at his apple butter estate
liahment one day last week.
Mr. Siete Ada111S, of Dashwood, is
clerking at .l. U. Hannon's store.
A number from here attended the
11.trvcat lloule Supt•er last evening
and report n good time.
Don't for,;et Ito attend the big;
shooting snatch there to -morrow af.
terncon at ono o'clock sharp. Coote
one Come till and crljny :t good day'+
=port.
Mr. John elclsaac left lest Mon,
day for \Neat Williams where lie ie
;Ding to eork for a few' mon: 113.
Mr. \'guise Schroeder of Goshen
Line called upon hie parents Mr. and
Mr.4. .1. Schroeder.
While driving out of town last
Sunday the plc -ors. John 'DIcIsiric
and .7. O'Ilrien lied an upset. 'While
turninz around t he hors backed up
in a deep ditch throwing them both
into the water.
FAitQItIIAR
Mr. Robe. McGill, of Montana !a
vieitirie his brother Mr. Warren
11e(iill herr.
Mies A. 'frown, of 511c13.ran, it"
visitie; her brother ,Mr. D. Brown.
Several from here nttended (ho
Reform Convention at Ileneale last
There day.
Aran!(! is all Finites now, -it's a
girl.
Hiss J. A. llernilton has regiered
her position as teacher of 5. p. No.
2. after the completion of the ; ter -
:tit year.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Childron.
Do Kind You Have Always Bowl
Bears the
Signature of
The Hurtleib block is fast near-
ing completion. Tho wlite are up,
the roof on and Ikil flours dotwit.
The building will be furnished in a
few works.
Mr. N. pouter and family have
this week 'move'd to Berlin where
Mr. Router lees secured a posation
IUAR1(LEY
One of the most notable social fun-
ctions in the history of the district was
held Wednesday Oct. 9111. when Vies
Pearl Rebecca Sherritt. daughter of
John leherritt, Eby., ex -M. P., ut Harp -
ley. was married to Mr. Jutlu Linwood
Amos, of Brinsley. The ceremony
took place at the reaidencc of the
in a tannery• br'ide's father, and was attended by
bir. Norman Ruby left Tuesday for upwards of 500 I;uests. For hours
1'lalsville where he (baa trecured a bore' the wtsidine the invited
ppaitiou as tinsmith. [riefu1141i poured in from far and war.
Wambold has freshened the ep The ceremony soak place: 00 the ver -
fell knot. Before the ceremony Mr-.
to Crediton on 11'etitlesdny. Mr. Sutcliffe lar.; very stnetly and the
Davis has +, cured a position in the bridal party pdva.r:ced to the strains
fins twill. of the Lonelier -in \V.xf('ing utarcL
bir. C. Finkheiuer uud family
played by Jli., May Wilson.1'hc
vis-
ited friends in Cre.diton over Sue -
day.
Miss Maud Eidt felt this we.k
to visit with her brot.her John in
Parkhill.
Mr. \\'m. Ehlers, our :genial miller% Llan Llena nein; flower :girl. The
shipped t"car-lord of flour this !10.11 groom nae supported by his brother
to Montreal. bit.Elmore AW03. The assisting
clergymen were
Mr. L. Tiernan. our hardware near- Rev. Messrs. Baker
chant, has now k+ full stock of of Ailsa Craig; J. E. Holmes. of
.tow's and heaters Icor your inspec-
Lion. They will be bold ut reason-
able prices.
bliss Maggie Newschtwanger re-
turned home from Parkhill oil Sat-
urday evening.
Mr. S. Hey is 011 the sick list at
present.
Mr. Geo. Edi.ghoffer alias purchas-
ed the building he now occupies and
intends moving it Ito the lot pure
chased from Mr. J. K. Goetz, just
west of the post office:. The work
of <tinging out the foundation ha*
bort comntenced. It is Mr. Edi.;-
hoffer's intention to snake a two-
storey building oef it and veneer is
with roti brick. This will be an trn-
erovement to ,the ;Appearance of our
village.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kiniin; left for
South River where they will in fu-
ture reside .with their daughter,
Mrs. Paul Gable.
Rev. Mr. Eidt Awes in Listotwei on
Sunday preaching in She Eve
cal Church of that place. Mr. G.
timelier at:d winsome bride was beau-
tifully ;owned iu •rich white silk
lace with bridal veil (aid oranee
blossoms, acd :was Intended oy h. r
sister, Miss Edna Sherritt, Miss Lil-
Lucan; F. G. Newton, of I'arkhiil;
R. L. Wilson, of Staff,' C. Carriere,
Grand Bend and E. 11. Bonn, ern di -
ton. After the znarria;e Service the
happy couple 'received [he congratu-
Lious of hosts of friends, and lee
great coulp:uly sat down to a apish•
did wedding breakfast Nerved in an
enormous marquee erected on the
lawn. The tables wore, artistically
arranged, and beautifully decorated
in an original 'scheme, unci the guests
were sealed easily by an arrange-
ment of ticket, tvhich reflected
great credit upoft the person who
worked out the plan. There were
fourteen tables, the tattle of honor
being in ,the c•ev►tre, anti over thirty
waiters, under the direction of Mrs.
Alex. Wilson served +the guests wits'
out delay. Of lcouree, nil could not
be seated at once, but the affair was
carried off with the ;rentest of or-
der and good stature. At the close
of the breakfast, isp0r011es of con-
;ratulation were delivered, and
toasts proposed by Messrs. harry
Brown, of Crediton took ilia work t Eilbcr, ,51. P. 1'., Geo. 31cEoau ex -M.
W II Taylor' en -51 P. I' Rev.
here.
• Meesrs. Sutcliffe, Carriers, Baker
Holmes and others. '!'lea !;room res -
Don't , Neglect Your pontic(' in a very neat tend witty
Skin.
A healthy skin is absolutely !essen-
tial to HEALTH, HAPPINESS and
BEAUTY. and the. natural and nev-
er -failing way to keep a healthy ,,kin
is to treat all injuries arid 1'ruptlona
speech of thanks, land the company
began to disperse 11t about 5 p. m.
Mr. Sherritt is one of (the !best
known and m03t popular .meet in
Middlesex and Huron Counties, and
the bride and ;roorn have been lead-
ers in church and Social circles from
their childhood. Thi' fact was abun-
dantly shown by the wonderful array
promptly with %:un_1)ulc. 'l..un link
containe only the rioh saps end juices
the bride,
of costly and useful ;ifts received by
dand by the warm words of
appreciation spoken by the even kers
and •rue•»te alike..
of healing, health-;ivin, herb3, and
is therefore Nature'+ Own skin Rem-
edy.
'IA 51-13111( CUItED.
lire. A. E. Gardiner, Catalina, of
Piles. Miss K. M. Bartlett, rblon-
treal, of Eczema. Mrs. A. Harrison
Kingston, of Blood Poison. Mr. Al-
red Brown, 'Toronto, o[ Itheumatiim
Mrs. Coggill, (1Vapella, (Sask.) of
Abscesses.
ALL SKIN DISEASES YIELD TO
'/.A5r-ISU li.
Obtainable from all druggists- and
HORN
IIARRIS-Id Farquhar, On Saturday
Oct. 122th., to Mr. and .1r4. Arnold
M. Ilarris, a daughter.
b1AItRIED
ROSS-GAIGE - In Jonesville, Mich.
on Thursday Oct. 10111 _Miss Flor-
ence Taylor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gaize, of Jonesville, to Mr.
\Varren 11. Rosi, fon of Mr. end
etoree at 50e. a box. Send to Lam. Mrs. D. A. Ro3S, of town.
Buk Co., Toronto, for free eampbe V.11.STAWAY-MOORE - In Lo: :'.1n
box. Just. cut out this offer, oris W edneeday, October 16th., t' I
name of paper across it, and mail. Mabel Moore, of London, to :•i •
with ]c. etlInp to pay postage, S. Percival Weetaway.
D11(1)
To check a cold quickly, ,Set from ` In-TM-In\Vinnipe; on
your druggist F01110 little Candy cold Oct. 11th, .hiss Slartlea
Tablet .+ called I'reventics. "true -gins
everywhere are now dispensing ['re-
ventic3, for they are not .only safe,
but decidedly certain and prompt.
1'r'ventic{ contain 110 Quinine. 110
laxative nothing harsh nor eickcrf-
enin;. Taken at the "sneeze stage"
1'rcvetitica will prevent Pneumonia
Bronchitis, Ire Grippe, etc. Hence
the name, I'reventice Good for fev-
erish children. 48 Prevent its 25c.
Trial Itoxe3 5 cta. Sold by W. S.
liow•ey
Pain anywhere. pain in the held
painful period», Ncural,;ia, toothache
all pails ran be promptly stopped by
:1 thoroughly Karel title pink Candy
Tablet, known 4/y Drueeists every.-
where ae Dr. Shoop'» headache Tab•
let. fain simply means congestion
under blood pressure at the point
where blood sexists. I)r. Shoop's
Headache Tablet+ quickly eguali7ee
[hie unnatural bloat pressure, and
pain irumc<lirtely (42701 rt le • Write
Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. and ;et a
fret• trial p.lckat•. Large box 25c.
I)ru;zist W. 6. llowcy.
Ottawa, O el. 2.-Althouzh the
date of the Irr'clinz of perlianwrtt
14183 lot yep b^•rr fixed, it is .now
conceded tbat it will no: b' before
November 21 or 2Q. iInprJwerncntt
to the wcntilatinz aFran;Cntrnt4 of
the Coninlona r.har Ser ore Nein;
made, and the work i.4 61 id t<i in-
volve Audi radical chin;es that it
cannot be conlplrt,'d much within 6
or 7 week.,.
Trial Cater' h treatment are bein;
nlrliled out free on relue3t, by Dr.
Sheol., Racine. Wis. T1.ese tests are
provinz to th' people -without a nen•
ny'A rost-the scat value of hie%
scientific prracription known to
druetists et•erywII're as Dr. Shoop's
Catarrh .Remaly. `old by 'W. S.
llowey
LEARN DRESS -MAKING BY MAIL
in your mare time at home, or
Take a Personal Course at School.
To enable nil to 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 teaches how to cut, FEARING OUT TIER ITRAIN.
fit and put together any garment from the A French so:walet bra deternenel
plainest shirt waist relit, to the most elabor- that the.� �m�ii.l,itary end naval pro(es*:oni
ate dress. The whole family can learn from moot Ilulaldy weer out the brain. Out
one course. We have taught over seven of i01.000 naval and f l/atary men. 1St
thousand dress -making, and guarantee to are confirmed IunMNcs. Next troche th4 -Columbus, 0., Oct. 10. -lira. (';Is -
give five hundred dollars to any one that it:.elal pn'fesstoets. artiste heading the si•' Chadwick, whose +elfin; tinar.-
cannot (earn between the age of 14 and U,t. f.,17.'tved c]osety by :(ywyerx. and tial trauaactions culminated in the
40. 1'ou cannot learn dressmaking as
mesa distantly by doctors. clergy. Iu• wrecking o[ an Oberlin flank, flied
thorough as this course teaches if you
every men bald oit11 servants. 7714 in_; the *omen's ward 1t th Ohio
work in shops for yearn. Beware of sesta- number re theme who eo mad in 117 Is penitentiary en's aday bight. She
tions as we employ no one outside the e'a'h 1tl0.OtW1. !semeiotic servants and had been in 1 comatose colditir)n
school. This is the only experienced Dress d'y e�ose. se run the t.rvfea 'rob
rm ales for =oma hours previous to her death
CuttingSchool in Canada and excelled b 11 "')� i1°Is" sending Iti6 out o[.tans iej :IN the end c•1m•' ,peacefully. No
none ianyother country.Write at once ft,t to the isosnre These are tbi>rrest (riend3 0r ir13tionv waited at the
i at a l whaleom
c stl me ert►tio1 0000 frionde, only th' 'prison h.hysticihe
for particulars, as we have cut our rale one- 64 d tttV in each 100 000 .,bel hospital t a Her r bn,
third for a short time. Address:- And the Mar *Ski moat fila p l 1tt••ntant•.
rtn
moor DIf$S-WTTIM ICHOOI., to y � M 1 tearld bdM F:nIi1 Poor., r, was Anmntencd from
that seinammiese
St ErieSt.,Strattord,0at..Gaaatia. 'gigSI a Cleveland ltortatbukie, remains to
26 «care.
Saturdty,
Kydd need
+NN+++
HOME-MADE MEDICINE
Said to Relieve Kidney Trouble
and Rheumatism
Ono ouncliFluid Extract Dande.
lion;
Ono ounce Cornpperund Salaeone ;
Four ounces Compound Syrup
Sarsaparilla ;
Mixed and taken in teaseoen(ul
doses after meals and at l.edtimo, is
stated by a prominent physician to
give most excellent results i►1 ki.lney
or winery (elk tione end also in
rheum -dem 31.1 s, inti.! 1. 'Pits mix-
ture opens the rL.,':.>1 pore. of the
kidneys, thus assist am th.•m in their
work of filleringall w-elsteana Is,i4011-
our matter (rem the blood, bud expels
those in the nine. To allow this
p018111ous Platter to rein sin means
that it will settle in the muscular
fissure or joists, and valise the untold
misery known am rheumatism.
'!'Ile mixture is composed of harm.
less vegetable ingredients which can
he and
at any gold drugstore,
ane1 (1113,.4 at home.
Anyone stifle, ing from any of these
afflictions will no doubt Ix, pleased to
learn of so simple and highly reoom•
menthe' rernniy.
N•
AAID 011' 17.10 11113E8.
.
IleferT1ng to the age (At the beg trees
DC esietornl.i, Prof. C.E.ucascy roe. Ida
In Aolem'oe that he awe o,u3t.31 with
Inuoli %sorb the rings of growth of tilt
tree of ablete the stem., t••,n.Wtutes
the floor of the no-cal:el dant'ang pa•
trillon. The Quant vies made from ter-
eumferenoe to center, and every r'1.y
In B]1 that dlstanoe was o..unted. nc
estimates or inmate Sinn made. Tho
result 'a*m that 1,141 rings we're iswn;
ed, and asaeoridinisiy R 1s Isere to til:
that this tree, wise& was folly 24 or 2.
feet In diameter, and cx.*n»i ierele'
more than 300 het In height; w'.luirx-
these dimenstms Is eleven header(
11111 forty-ne•ven years. Prof. Demme
doubts whether any of the exist',:,
tree appnsiab etre age of two tel.• •
and yeearu.
Special Fall Offerings
at Zwicker's
'Our Stock is complete and larger than everAll
%k e are offering Special Values in Fall Goods. Our
Stock is xery large and we intend to reduce it.
‘''e have just received large shipments of Underwear,
Rcady Made Clothing, Furs, Fur Coats, &c.
Ladles Mantles Doclot fail to
see our stock of
the very latest styles. We receive
frequent shipments of the very latest
styles and our prices are very close.
CMlldrses Mautlss larwege stohaveck a
to choose from. We give you a nice
Child's Coat from $1.50 to $5.00 each.
We haye a special offering of Wrap-
petettes regular value 121c. While
they last for 71c per yd.
Also an extra heavy creast Flannel-
ette regular 13c for Sc per yard.
Just received 150 boys and childrens
]ready-made Suite in Norfolk and
rouble breasted styles which we offer
cheap.
We have a nobby line of Men's
Overcoats in black Beaver, Milton°
&c from $7.50 to $12 each, No better
values ever shown.
Furs If you require a stylish Ruff,
Throw Scarf, or Set of Furs in-
spect our stock. We have them in
Fox, Sable, Mink, Oppossum 1tc, at
prices which will save you money on
your purchases.
FUR COATS
We have Menai Fur Coats in choicer
Canadian Coot!, Mall ,lav China Dog,
&c which'intendiug'putchasers should
not fail to inpect.
WVe have a good stock of Ladles
Fur and Fur lined ('oats in Bokaran
with Sable collars and reveres. Electric
Seal, etc.
1II'ln.ry Do not fall to see our
stock of stylish headwear
We intend to clear this stock and of-
fer it at special prices.
Our Stock of Groceries, China, Din•
nerwaro &c is complete.
POULTRY
We are open to buy Dressed Poultry
and offer the followjng prices EACH
DAY until further notice.
Turkeys, dres73ed, 13c. per 11/
Ducks, dressed, 9c per ib, heads off
Geese, dressed, Pc per lb., heads off
Chicken, dressed, Pc to lOc per Ib.
Old Fowl, dressed, 0 to 7c per lb.
Chicken, alive, 7e,per lb;
Hens 41c per Ib. alive
Butter. Eggs and Dried Apples wanted for which we will pay the highest
market prices. A Call Solicited.
C. ZWICKER, - Crediton.
GRAND OPENING
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 trade. Call Early
J. H. HOLTZMANN, CREDITO
Crediton's Harness Shop
Truuk, Sult Galas, dlld T6I66oD6s,
We have a full line of the above goods which we are
offering at reasonable prices, and invite your inspection.
Don't forget we handle Mitts and Gloves. Remember as
when in need of a pair of Gloves or Mitts.
BLANKETS
'In Jute and Kersey from 65c to $2,5o Wool from $i.95 to $4.50
P. W. CLARE, - Crediton
Repairing a Specialty.
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WOODHIiM
Men's, Boys and Youths Frieze Overct%t8.We are se
ing at less than cost price. Men's Womens and Childress
Underwear we are selling at right prices. Fleece lined and
plain wool.
Just received a large stock of Hess's food, also tl•erbag-
em. Fresh Groceries always kept in stock.
Highest price paid for produce. Dried apples 60. a lb.
Eggs 18e. cash, 19 c. trade. Butter 20c, cash, 21c, tfade
A. MILLS,
- Woodham:
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FAILURE
ori eyesight can be retarded by properly made
glosses. Our specialists have made the correc•
tion of eye defects their study for the past fifteen
years. All Tenses prescribed by us are ground
in our own laboratory, thereby ensuring perfect
result.
Appointment made by mail, or pl,nnr 1/377.
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
RTLSiGDT SPECIALISTS.
237 Otadss Street Lesales, Oaf.
Open daily a 30 to 6.03. Evenings. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. 7.00 to 10.00.
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DIAMONDS
People who buy diamonds
want stones 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 a 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
C. Ha WIRD & CO,
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