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Vol. IX.
FRIDAY MORNING, f JG. 21, 1908.
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LOCAL NEWS.
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A good range of Dress Goods, at
De S. Faust.
Mr. Ea. Moritz left Saturday for
Walhalla, North Dakota.
Mr. Edrnued Sipple of North
Lensing, Mich., is visiting friends
in town.
Muslins which sold at 25 cents.
35 cents and 45 cents reduced to
1,4 cents a yard at Procter's.
Mr. Wan. H. Durnart of Berlin.
purchased. a horse from Mr. Chas.
Greb, Zurich.
D. S. Faust, has some of his
fall stock in, come and seg, Its
worth coming.
Mr. P. Capling of Blake received
word that his aunt, Mrs. Weicker
had died at Tavistock. The funeral
will take place on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Merner of
Dashwood mourn the death of their
eldest child, a boy of about nine
years of age. The sad event took
place on Thursday last.
Mr. Menne Wambold of Goshen,
Ind., a former resident of this
section and his brother Mr Joseph
Wambold of Dashwood. called on
friends in town on Tuesday.
Miss Jerommette committed sui-
cide on Wednesday last week, by
jumping into the Sauble river,
several miles East of Grand Bend.
She was i11 for some time and com-
mitted the rash act while in a des•
pendent mood,
The Dashes&od Planning Comp
any's mill was burnt on Thursday
evening last, causing a loss of
about $3000,00 with no insurance.
Mr. Henry Brenner formerly of
this town is a shareholder and
loses considerable by the fire. The
fire was supposed to have been
started from the furnace under the
>,boilers
BOWLING.
Two rinks of Crediton bowlers
visited the locals on Tuesday after-
noon for a friendly game and to
show our boys how the game is
played. 'net game consisted of 15
ends and resulted in a victory for
the visitors, by 9 shots. Score :
FIRST RINE
Crediton Zurich
T Manns Dr Wilson
Con. Kuhn John Deichert
H'Eilber M.P.P. P. Sipple
T Bluett s1.-15 J P Rau skk-10
SECOND Rusk
Crediton Zurich
W James J Preeter
Sam Brown Dr. Campbell
H Eilber II Arnold
Dr. McUtxe 6k-13 P Lamont sk-9
Miss Freda Sehilbe of Exeter
spent Sunday in town. .
Wanted by D.,S. Faust plums
and Pears. Bring them along. .
Mrs. J. Preeter and family are
visiting friends in Berlin for a few
weeks.
Mr. anti Mrs. Wm. Wenzel of
Crediton visited relktives liere, on
Sunday,
M. Y. McLean M. P. of South
Huron, was a visitor here on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. (Rev.) Anthes of Waterloo
visited at the home of Miss Lydia
Faust, recently.
Rev. A. D. Gischler and family
are expected home this (Friday)
evening, from their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brenner of
Grand Bend, and a number of
friends, visited in town, on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Stiekles of De.
troit are visiting the latter's
mother, Mrs. H. Greb and other
friends in --town.
Messrs. William Koehler, Her-
man Bender Jr., and John Geiger
were among those who left for the
Vilest, on . Tuesday.
Until further notice I will run
the Blake cider and chopping mill
on Tuesday and Friday, of each
week. Chris. Bechler.
Miss Clara Welker, graduate
nurse, of Buffalo, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. P. -Sender, and her
brother Mr. 0. Welker, for a short
vacation.
Rev. C. C. J. Maass, pastor of
the Lutheran congregation, was
nimble to conduct service en Sun-
day evening owing to a sudden at-
tack of illness.
Dr. Ovens, Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday Aug 28th. Hours
5 to 9 p. m. Glasses properly fitted
Catarrh, deafness, and failing eye-
sight treated.
Miss Olive Weseloh returned
home on Saturday, from a few
weeks' visit with relatives and
friends' in, Berlin and Waterloo.
She also.visited Rev. E. Schuelke,
at Heidelberg.
The Liberal government, of
Saskatchewan was sustained in
the elections, on Friday, althona;h
several cabinet ministers were de•
Mated. The new legislature will
be made up of 26 Liberals and 14
Conservatives. Mr. Sam ,T. Lsttta,
who ran as a Liberal in Last
Mountain was defeated by about
100 votes.
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No. 3.
D. S. Faust, has a god supply
of Men's Tweed pants..
Mrs. J. D. Merner of Elmira
arrived in town on Saturday even-
ing, to visit friends.
Mr. Jacob Smith and family,
left with their auto for Detroit, on
Tuesday,
Apple payers, apple drying wire,
apple driers. etc., at right prices
at Preeter's.
Mr.-Ephrani Holtzman left for
Berlin Saturday, afterspending a
week at his home beret(
The evening service ia;!St Peter's
Lutheran church on Sunday, the
23rd inst., will be cencl:neted fn
English. A hearty w,elooine is ex-
tended to all.
Mr. Elmore Klapp hat. a yield of
210 bushels of wheat from 4i acres.
This is an average of over 46 bush-
els to the acre and is the biggest
yield we have heard of this season.
Miss Ella Link of. Crediton, Miss
Edna Eilber of Ubly, Mich,. and
Miss Madeline Scott of Philadelphia,
were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Eilber, over Sunday.
Mr. A. Kellerman, student • of
Napierville College, preached in
the Evangelical church cm. Sunday
evening. Rev. Gischler the pastor,
will take the services on Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr. W. W. Ferran, of: Clinton,
who was clerk of the division
court there for over 40 years died
on Monday. Mr. Ferran was also
interested in several Manufactur-
ing concerns.
We have several hundred sub-
scribers owing us from ane to three
dollars and more each. Now you
all know that it costs money .to
publish a newspaper and we would
earnestly request that all in arrears
would pay up at once.
Fifty-eight lots containing one-
fifth of an acre each.,1,one block
containing 27 acres, antono block
of 8: acres are adver iced to be
sold for taxes be tlais..Township.
.Fi11 this property forms a part of
St- Joseph.
Detectives acting cinder the lic-
ense department at Hamilton have
gathered in quite a lot of evidence,
and as a result twelve hotelmen in
that city have been summoned, In
the city of Kingston recently, the
same plan of operation resulted in
about ;';1,575 being= gathered in. in
the forni of fines. Owners of sev-
eral boats 'v ere included in the
list of those found guilty.
AMMAN VA-WAVAWAMMMAMAAN
Clearing out alance
of Oinghams and. Musllns6,4
GINGHAMS, regular price per yard, 15ets.
Now only. .
MUSLINS, regular price per yard, 15 cts.
Now clearing out at ................... .
WHITE MUSLINS, regular price yard,
10 cts. now for ....................... .
MUSLINS, regular price per yard, 25 cts.
Now for only ................... .
A small number
of bll.e Overalls
regular price 75cts. Cowie and get a pair.
It's a cinch ............................
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Summer Lines to clear, and a look through our imrne= se
stock will convince you.
Waists and Waistings
See our line of Point -de -Esprit, very pretty goods for
waists. Waist lengths in fine lawn, also waist fronts. Silk
waists in white, black, and pink. Still a few flowered muslins
left, also a few Delarnes in clots and flowers. A few pieces of
light colored Voiles in blue, red, black, white and green, and
light checks in blue anis brown.
HOSIERY
"'a""""' Plain black cotton hose, 2 pair for 25 tante, Roek-ribbed
hose for boys, best wearers. Princess hose for ladies, also a full
line in white and tan in plain or lace fronts.
MEN'S SOCKS
Men's every clay socks, ] 0 cents a pair or 3 pair for 25
A full supply in tans and blacks, and fancy: socks.
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A few black underskirts to clear at greatly reduced prices.
We handle the celebrated D & A Corsets. None -better.
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We still have a good selection of straw 'Bats, at right
FURNISHINGS
Sal;, men, do not forget that we have en up-to-date gene
furnishing:department nt in our store. Everythiai,.r good in top shirt
collars, tics, underwear, etc.
HARDWARE
Screen Doors, Sereen Windows, Paris Green, Sprayers,
Hay Fork r'1'e, Pulleys, Pitch Forks,, Hammocks., etc,, etc.
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Let us figure on your roofing job. We handle the very
best roofing made.
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