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HE EXETER TIMES, SEPT 17th1908
OREDITON NEWS
Winchelsea
Monday after mien 11,r Exet,•r I
baseball te.tut Joureeya.d •ut bete; to
~ ,- - ',roes bats Ivo
although theyh+the Ioyaal leeuresof�n8
to 5. had the Winetelsea r,2ein.:
been on to his job. we feel that our
boys would have 1rinatned the visi-
tor.. The gauze was played on "Pi- Mr. Arthur Kellettuantt lett Mon -
Miss Clara Kit -nate left Monday bolt's field. Fulloaint; i, the Erse up day morning for Nupierville. ells.,
morning for '1'orouto, where she ex- a of the t++o teams. to resume his course in the North -
Over
to attend Normal. 1\'inehesea Ia s Orr Western College there.
The services ci .he Evangelical M. Clarke. p ll:ut►t+ Over thirty young people teem the
We are receiving daily consignments of our church last Sunday ',(•ere conducted Godbolt ,':et,aia: Evangelical church • attended the
by G. K. Brown preaching in the I ll:tllcntyue Creech
• wornint ane! :, son special song service: in the church of
Fall and Winter Stock, and will be pleased tot, service in the111. Ccward T. 'toy the sane denomination in Crediton
evening. The sones service in a (Iowans
Bf Ytrlrltl on Sunday evening last. Mr. A.
show you our large assortment of the latest grand success and the large Con.. Francis
F. Iloy':,r Kellerutatut conducted the service.
gregation that attended report an . franca llo.;kiu Mr. Emanuel Ehlers, of .Napier-�
Zwicker's, Crediton
Scnt6mhcr flrrIvdIs 01 Fall 600Us
Crediton
DASHWOOD NEWS
Dashwood
exceptionaI 'treat. I !ferry alarms si11e, 111;, is spending jj short holi-
styles of Dress Goods etc.,in all the latest �11e Crediton s d:dest residents O.Idison, c ltand;u
n the person of b1r Geo Voltz a i'hse atirtiv tsar • c I clay with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ehlers. of town.
Fabrics and leading shades.
We have made a special purchase of Black T
Dress Goods this season and can show you
the best values in these lines.
c a y hc► r, es 8IU1 tar -
mann, sr., died here on Sunday vest homy festival of the Sunshine Mr. John Sheriff and Mr. Ii.
Sept. he -13th, aged 85 years, 6 months., church were held last Sunday and EUbe•r were i►t our village on Sat-
emains of • he deceased were M onday'. On Sunday iter• rear .:relay last.
•
interred in the 'Evangelical ceme-
tery Wednesday. A fuller account
et his life 'will be given next ,week.
A large number from here intend
goings to 'the Laurier demonstration
preached two excellent sermons one
in the afternoon, the other in the
evening. There was a large crowd
at the llarvest Sloane supper Monday
evening, and Much credit is clue the
Our sympathy is extended to
Mr. 11. Penhale, cf the Lake (toad
who hail his barns burned on Wed-
nesday of last week. Mr. Penhale
at Clinton on Wednesday next. Aladies for Thu excellent layout pro- had completed threshing and had the
cngino engaged Cutting straw when
We have just opened our NEW FALL and WINTER MAN- 51)00101 trait will lease Clinton at 8 vtded. After ,the supper a concert it is supposed a shark 1tt on the
o'clock p, In., 13topping at all stations1 was given in ILe Church; when the stack and in a short time rho barn
TLES. We have them in the very latest makes both Semi fitting between Clinto,t and London.
and loose Styles, mostly 4Sin. long, nicely trimmed with self Strap- i and contents were in rains.
Eight bowlers from Zurich drove
ping and Braids, in the leading colors, Black, Navy, and Myrtle. over on Tuesday afternoon last and
Hensel' *quartette gave tonne exe•`
1-
lent music, •While vi'iNtrd elergtyruen
gave addresses. The proceeds wore
about $80.
Kin -
Mr. S..IIoF.aoheu spent a few days Dir. and 'Mrs. 'Bruce Medd, of Kin -
burn visited Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
in London last Sveek. Medd Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. J, •1), Damian was in Landon 1 hit. and Mrs. 'Banes, of Crediton,
one day last heck on business. I visited their daughter, -Mrs. •\Wes.
Mr. Thos. Lynch shipped 0 car- Kerr, Tuesday.
load of cattle to Toronto last Satur- Messrs. Thos. Coward and W. \V.
day' IKerr attended the Western Fair at
Mr. Geo. Kellertnann chipped aJ London on Tuesday and Wednesday.
car of flax seed to Badencombining business with 'pleasure.
We are handling the very best make of Mantles made in Canada for
Styles and Quantity our prices cannot be beaten,
We have also a nice range of Children's and Girl's Mantles,
in all sizes and prices.
ReadyMade Clothing
We have received several shipments of Men and Boy's
Fall Suits styles and values cannot be beaten anywhere.
• Call and inspect our new lines we will
be pleased to show them.
OWe are shipping live Fowl, delivery any day but Saturday, prices for this and
next week: -Spring Chicks 2ilhs. 10c. lb. Hens tle lb. Butter 19c. Eggs 10c. doze
A large number from here attend- were ordered to be paid,
A Call Solicited
..-._ CHAS. ZWICKER cd the Harvest home supper at Col-- S.E.Fau3t, posting pills re Bisson-
tsctt ono evening last ss eek. ette ave, $1.00. F .Schroeder, teal
- - Olive, Pearl anal tArtbur Voltz- for stone, 75 cents ; J. Preeter, •cem-
1 mann, of Crediton, called upon the ent, etc. $23.20; A. hlosseau. filling
Misses Ida ani Martha Stveitzer last approach Ortwein bridge, $16.70. W.
week. O'Brien, cul lake road. Drysdale.
• S9,00. W. O'Brien, cul. lake road,
Whalen $21.00; N. McClinchey, cul lake rd.
Drysdale, 109.00 ; W. McClinchey, cul
: lake rd. $15 ; herald printing, $49.20
Shipka
Miss S. Otte, of Baden, spent a
few days with Mrs. Wing
Mr. S. Sweitzer has commenced
his cider ani apple butter factory.
Large numbers from here attend-
ed the Western'Fair, Union.
Mrs. G. McCall and her daughter
of Chicago, called upon Mr. and Mrs.
J. Gower one slay least week.
•IIAY COUNCIL
Council met Sept. 2nd, all present.
E Fuca. of 6eaforth and Galt, was
appointed Township Engineer unzcr
Provisions of the Ditches and Water-
courses Act in place of J. L. Thotnas
of London. The following accounts
BROWN'S
FALL OPENING OF
Mantles, Furs and Dress
GOODS
Misses May and Bosenia I)uttson E. Douglas, cui. N.B. $9; J. Vrisson
of London. are guests at Mrs. W. l work cul, • (Drysdale, .1X1.50; P.
(>gden's: Lamont, work cul. Drysdale. $2 • F.
Jeffrey, removing fence I3issonette
ave. 75 cents; J. Pfaff grading side -
road, $5; C. Gascho, statae and work
cul. con. 12, $5.50; J. L. •}comas, sur-
veying flissonette aye, 510.75; U.
Bonthron, cutting ss•eeds, C. It., $4.50
Council will meet again on \Vednce+
day, Oct. 7th, at ene o'clock, p. m.
Fred Hess, Br.; Clerk
bliss Bessie Morley accompanied by
bliss Ethel Millson and Miss Bertha
ed her sister, 'Mrs.
visit
This season we are carrying a larger stock Ernest 'Sutherby,, visit
band l, rg a.
Maryslr., were g�Irs.uests'a1cNeiat her,te. ArlbertSt
than ever of Ladies & Childrens Coats. Show- Duffield':: on Sunday,
Next Sunday evening the W. M.
ing Ladies Coats in Black, Brown, Blue and),
still take ch:trgv o.f ,the evening
service \vhen Mrs. A. Dinsmore, of
Green. ' Bay City, will address the meeting,
together with singing. recitations
fiSk
tO S66
ttand dl\V. M. .olmdth irry wornthly our PertG6tIon Brand" The W. M. S. }tell their monthly
meeting at hers. John IIodgson's sure
there was a large attendance. •An
interesting meeting- Was enjoyed by
which represent the latest and most distinctive ideas garner -1 all.
ed by skilled experts from the fashion centre of Europe arcl, The choir of our church and some
tAmerica, elaborated upon by 'PERFECTION" designer;, een'an ice of
plumstand wa-
wa made up in cloth selections that embrace the finest pro- termelon social by the Misses Edna
auction of the largest manufacturers in the world. and Hilda Gunning enFriday even-
ing of last week and and all enjoyed
Styles are light=fitting semi -fitting and uncut.;elves very much.
tailored in different designs. Prices reasonable. Centralia
Mr. Andrew Butt left last Mon-
day to attend Albert College flell-•-
Furs and Dress Goods ' •Galore' ` ville for a year.
Will give details in next publication, in the meantime cull in and see our Miss Vera Essery -s+•ho has been
large stock spending a few weeks with re'.a-
tives in Toronto, returned home on
Tuesday evening.
Hi hest market price paid for all kinds of produce, Seeds etc Miss Agnes Ilepburn. who has
been visiting her sister for a short
A Call Solicited.
S. 13.1 -?OWN
THERE IS NO REASON
time in Toronto, landed back Sat-
urday evening.
Centralia is numerically welt re-
presented at the Western Fair.
Centralia eat aha is
soon >i0 boast ,of an
evaporator. Messrs. Christopher Bas-
kerville and Thos. Elston are the
originators of the scheme. Work on
Why you should not use the best kitchen Ranges! the building r;tarted last Friday.
made. k 1 rkton
Pandoras, Happy Home, Ladies' Aid, and 1 frank Moore. i;attending business
college in London.
Mr. Perry attended the meeting of
They bake perfectly, save fuel, keep fire day and tion heldin Torontolastweeote�icco;latk Dia•
night,
delight, every user. blade of A number from here are taking ju
the London
the very best material and The K. O. T. M. hada fair.
supper Fri -
as ka-Alta.
STEI'IIEN COUNCIL
The council of the Township of
Stephen convened in 'the Town Hall
Crediton, on +Monday, rho 7th day of
September 1908, at one p. m..
members were present. The min-
utes of the previous meeting .were
r.ad and adopted.
F ellermann-Sanders,-That , 'the
alort notify Satnuel Priscator to have
the portion of the Mud Creek drain
on his farm (repaired forthwith,
otherwise the Council would call up-
on the Engineer 'to put the same in
repair. -Carried.
Sanders -Yearley. - That Gottlieb
Brown be appointed Collector of Tax-
es and that the roll be returnable
on the 75th, day of December 1908 ;
and further that the roll be handed
to
with p t y
gave our local players a game 00'
the green. At the end Dashwood Hartletb Block.
ryas 13 points up. DASHWOOD,
The Trustees of the village are
this week having laid an extensive
piece of granolithio walk on the
south side of Main street, east.
The London exhibition was 'the
means of taking a number of our
villagers out of town this week.
Mr. Emil Schroeder stuient of the
Concordia Seminary at St. Louis, Mo.
bad a bible rearing 'from the 16th
century given to him by his grand-
father, Mr. George Schroeder, Ger-
many. This is undoubtedly one of
the oldest- bibles in the country. It
has travelled through 'five genera-
tions and is at present at his home
on the Bronson line Hay township.
Two bowling rinks (rain Zurich
came ,to town 'Friday afternoon for
a friendly game with the following
results.
Znric't
Chas. Fritz
Chas. Greb
A. Edighoffer
Skip 13
F. Zippel
P. Lamont
Dr. 'Campbell
A. Hess
J. Rau
NEW FALL GOODS
New Fall Dress Goods,
New Fall Mantles,
New Fall Skirts,
New Fall Waists,
New Fall Hosiery and Gloves,
New FallSuits,
New Fall Overcoats,
New Fall Water Proof Coats.
We extend a cct•Jial invitation to conte and see aur stock before you pur-
chase your needs fur Fall and Winter.
Don't forget that we are offering Shoes away down ill price
iebert t& Co.
1,
4)a;h wood.
J. R. Goetz
D. Tiernan
Wm. Siebert
Skip 27
Jonas Hartleib
J. A. \Wambold
J. W. Graybeil
It. Goetz
Geo. Edighoffer
Skip 14 Skip 12 Hardware
NEW FALL 6OODS
.Dress Goods in all the leading shades and cloths in Venetians,
Broadcloths, Latin Finish Cloths, Fancy Striped and Plain, etc. at
close prices.
New Mantles and Jackets
We are Bole agents for the Celebrated Puritan Brand Ladies & Children
Mantles and Jackets, For style and quality and excellent fitters there is none
to surpass them. We have thea, in loose fitting also semi -fitting. Be sure to
call NewtFlannelettes,and
essefore Wrapper tttes, Flanur nelle to Blanketsurchases. Our , and allare
\Vool Blankets
A full line of all the latest in
Gloves, Hosiery, Aats, Caps, etc, Shoes
FURS We have a Isrge stock of
Renember we have a good Boots and Shoes for the Fall
as-
sortment of Furs, in all the latest
Styles and invite yon to call and
inspect them.
and Winter, and prices as
low as the lowest.
Elimville Mens and Boys Ready- '
J[rs. John Johns. Jr., is visiting �'ut Nails all lengths islighty rusted
Made Clothing 2cts. per pound.
her mother, Mrs. sinc:air, at Wal- 1 1 Favourite Churn i
lace burg.1 Hammock regular $2 50 for $2.00
1 Peerless washer t At bargain price9
Mr. Lew Andress', ,,f llamiota, :Int We have a splendid assort- ' Leader washer
visitctt his brother Iicrt during the Illent to select from, and at
past svemk.
Mr. Geo. Kellett ';s laid ut, with prices that will SUpi'1Se you.
a sprained ankle.
Special offerings svill be taken it:
the Elimville circus next Sunday
for the Fertile li,•lief fund.
CaBiBTOR=A.,.
Bears the The Kind You Hate Always Bougjd
Signature ��! CC
of
Zurich
Miss Ada hoehler, left last week
for Toronto.
Mr and Mrs. Abram Bean, of
Bright, visited in 'town last week,
The Hewers, of London, will give
a concert in the town hall fair night.
Mr. James Johnston, near Blake,
burn as soon ns he tilos his bonds and one of the early settlers of this
h the clerk of the Munici al't • section died on SaturctaY evening.
Dieted as an nmendmcut by Coup- Sept. 5th. aged eighty-seven years.
cillor \Vucrth that the appointment The remains were interred in Bay.of collector be laid over and that the [iced cemetery'.
Council ask for applicants for the Mr. Harold Appel has scoured a
Motion
r.-Lost.
Carried• position 'with Mr. Daly jeweller, of
MotiSeaforth.
The following orders were pais,- Dr. George Scheollig. mite and
Municipal World. $0.90; T. Oliver daughter. of 'Detroit, /who were Imre
rep. bridge London road. .5U; Sidney visiting relatives in this vicinity, lett
Davi)., burial cxPCnses, re N. McGee; for their home last week.
t15. Climax Iloecl ,172.75;m Co., gal. Miss Eva Williams who was oper-
on ac, re rnou:ds 817:'.73 ; h. Taylor. atesl on by Dr. Gunn, of Clinton, is
repairing bridge, $6.00; Evangelical doing nicely.
church, stringers, ;1.8:1; A. Patton. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
gravel °Attract. '1.1; Wesley Jones, Sararas, Blind Line, was the scene
Cotnm'ss.oner, $2.5U; ll. l'. 'Silber, of a happy event, 'when their
car,•t•rk,'r o: :ock-up, +2.ao ; `,l:chael youngest daughter Adeline, was
Brnvcr. rep:ri;•;ng Cr,,n br:dg.'. united in marriage to Mr. Valentine
:<1.00 Jelin Keys, repair -Sig Car Uud Ck. Neeb, of Ilamstead. The ceremony
br.•!a• �'1,(:0 Henry Carruthers. gra- was performed by I:.• Maass pastor
vs:. as. to; 11. Carn,,herv. gravel, B. of the Lutheran Chu: t.,, in the pre -
Its - 1 x.56 ; 'Dr. McCue, insane exam. sense of only the ianmcdiate reln-
a , a ti; A. Mr verve. pari paynnea,t of. uvea. After congratulations the nod.
tam! 'Iran. •?3r; Dr. woo, Medi- ding party proceeded to the dining
guaranteed in day evening. ea: h,rtl.h ;lice;, $10.50 ; 11. Cen. room where a sumptons dinner was
John Ilan'et1 attended Toronto nIngham, repairing bridge C. Road,, served. The bride looked pretty in
ever' res -gown of cream silk, carrying a
fair lost week. .''n a
pest at r. and Mrs. Fergus Harrah spent' The Council adjourned to (meet bouquet of White carnations. The
Sunday in 13lanshard,
Buy l again in the Town Hall, Crediton. bridesmaid Miss Emma Neeb. wore
'Them and sive the expense of buying coal backs. Silo filling is the order of the day on Monday the 5th. of October 1908 a dress of white organdy. while Mr.
Special at tent Riven to EA ENO,in this vie:laite. at one p. m. HENRY W. Walper ably supported the groom
'!'fit wt: s1 �-. __ --po:soning of bis hand.
11.KTON 'blood Joseph ,::-t. is suffering from -'-- ----- Mr. and Mrs. Neeb will snake their
home on the groom's fine farm near
llamstead,
Woodham If there ever was a specilla for
:.Ir:.. ?l;c:.. Corn. -h - tiny one complaint then Carter's
paged of her farm .0 res. i,ittle Liver fills are a specific for
DIr. ('orn:h wilt remain on the pick )teadacho and every woman
farm t;1101 ,pr;ng, svl::n she expects should know 1 his. 0lly one p;ll a
to move to 1?xatcr. l dose. Try them.
MACISTRATE SPEAKS FOR ZAM-BUK
Magistrate 1'.r.y, (r;,.;,lricid:, 1... • . i e11es'el in making a
goad thing known. Writing of Zam-1...a, the great household
balm, he says: -"After a vet y fair to ial 1 have proved 'Lam• liuk
eminently satisfactory. In my ease it cured a skin rash of five
ears' standing which n•' •• •t„r had been able to do any gool
Nr. 1 would certainly s stage any person to keep !un-Ituk
in his home." The mag; a is quite right. Every home needs
Zanoltukl Unerlualle : • eat:,burns, taui:es, eczema, bias.'poisoning and n11 skin All stores and druggists sell it at
so Cents a boys Se! , ,. t : ; „te.
i:irkton fair 1st and 2nd of Oct.
,ler. Garfield Davis intends learn
-
ing the tailoring; with Mr. George
Burton. CASTOR IA
Quite a number are attending Lana_
don fair this w,•, 1;. t For Infants and Children.
KiRKTON FRIR
C7 s T. o _.. The Kind You Nara Always Bought '
Bears the Tt•e K: u Yap Hate AlwaysNM{Thursday and Friday
Signature j Boars tho
of Oct., 1, 2, 1900
1.425e Signature of <.�i^�G
DON'T NEGLECT THAT ' 4% GENUINE OFFER.
A Chicago man has just di -d front Fennel poison.
ing arising from neglect of a small sore. Don't
neglect a cut, a hatch of enema, c -r an open sore
of any kind. 1'he air is fall of poison germs,
waiting to start up their evil results in neglected
sores, wounds, etc. in Zan( -I ek is safely. Za.n.
Bilk is so highly antiseptic that applied to any
skindiseasc or injury it rnokcs blood p:,i•,,ning im-
passable. In using Zsm•Cak you have three
processes r ging en at once for %sm• Iluk is healing
soothing awl antiseptic. Tay it without delay.
TEST ZAM-BUK AT OUR EXPENSE(
We appreciate the position taken Ly the man or woman whn
says :-" if your preparation is sob at you claim, you should
have no objection to letting 113 try it before spending our money
on it." To every person taking this view we say, seed one cent
stamp (to pay return postage) and name and date of this paper
to %am• iluk Co., Toronto, and we will nail you a free trial leer
of Zeno Buk. %am•Rukispurely herbal. suitable beater delicate
skin of little children, yet ;w,5Mut enough to heal chronic sorts
of Ieng years' standir.g. ll druggi,ts and steres, Soo• per boa,
3 for $t. 25.
1.iberA1 priai's in all classes,
and big attractions Speed
contests 2.23 trot or pace :3
minute trot or pace, high
jumping for Iiorses, Lady
drivers, hoot races.
Made to Order Suits.
We have a nice line of
Worsted and Tweed to choose
from. We nave something
special in this line, come in
Long handle Shoyels 50c each
Sad Irons regular $1.25 for $L00 set
D Handle Spades slightly rusted 50c ea
Winslow Screens clearing at 20cts each
A full line of Scoop Shovels and Grain
Bags. If you are in need of any Fenc-
ing be sure and see that you get the
Ideal Woyen Wire the beet fencing
made, we are Agents for same.
All kinds of Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Machine oil. and Cylinder oil. We
handle the celebrated Sherwin Will -
and let us show our new suit- lams Paints, they go the farthest and
ings and quote you the prices. thwee beat,e
longest, because they are
Highest prices phid for Farm Produce.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store, - - DASHWOOD
The Farmers Bank of Canada
Capltal $1,000,000 Total Assets $1,500,000
40 Branches throughout Canada.
Special Attention Given to Farmers' Business
.,
Sale Notes Discounted,
or
Collected ected at Lowest Current Rates.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1 and upwards received. interest paid or added to principa'
4 times a year.
Yor fire may take r
it from yis too valuable s t
or to investnrisky spec cations or with thieves
doubt-
ful institutions that so often in the past have robbed men of their hard earned
wealth.
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS ISSUED
When sending money to any part of Canada or the world, remember our
drafts and money orders are available here, nud sold nt the lowest possible
rates. Our stoney orders are payable at par at any point in Canada and prin
cipal points in the United States and Great Britain.
OUR MOTTO -Court eousTreatment. No ]ted Tape.
R. T. DUNLOP, t"lan, DASHWOOD & IiRUCEFIELD
old Weather
S COMING
What about a nice Pandora Range,
A Royal or Peerless Peninsular,
An Oak or Base Burner?
We make a specialty of Eavetrnughing, and Roofing, We hand-
le Brandford Roofing. Preston Galvanized Shingles and Core -Iron.
Cement always on hand.
A snap on some Page Gates and Fencing
Coil and Barb Wire.
Eggs and Butter taken. (Nome and sea us before yon buy,
U.
TIEMAN, Dashwood
Hardware
Silver Medal value $10 -_-
offered 1))' the Bank of Co►ntn--rccO
Exeter, for the best singe.: Carr-
iage Turnout
AND WOOD PUMP
Public School Compi=the 1 >`'iPh tfoor inttheern the Public and those in need of Pump, that I have t: •
ngmncy
tition Procession, Drill Aylmerlron Pump s
and Patriotic Songs
and will be pleased to quote pt ice and 'Tennis. If you are thinking of pnttaa.,
•
in nn iron
or Woe(' Pump unmp cone in and ice n9 before }elitist.
:admission 25cts Children facts.
Carriages 25cts Pump Repairing a Specialty.
For i'renaiom List write to HARTMAN ELSIE, Dashwood.
Ant•>s Doupe fame,
Kirkton
Dealer in iron and Wood Pumps,