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'IBE EX1 T1iR TIMES, APRIL '22nd 1909
CREDITON NEWS
Our Spring
House Furnishings
Our springstock is now complete in every line. We have made special
purchases in ouse Furnishings and can show an immense line of Tapestry
and Brussels Carpets, Rugs. etc. in all sizes and all qualities. Beautiful pat-
terns and colorings. Prices from $8 to $25 each.
We have received a direct importation of Nairn's linoleuu►s in two and
four yd widths in the veru latest patterns, prices as low as you can get in any
City store.
Wall Papers
We have n complete new stock of the very latest patterns and colors. We
start the price from 5c a roll to 20c a roll. Do not fail to see our stock before
making your selection for spring. Our values cannot he Neaten.
Lace Curtains
We have a very large stock in this line. We made extensive purchases
and have a beautiful range of patterns. See them, AJc to $5 per parr,
Millinery
Our Millinery department is now in full swing under the charge of Miss
Inman. We have the largest display we have ever shown in the most fash-
ionable goods we could procure. Do not fail to give this department a call
and inspect our stock and compare prices.
Dress Goods
We have a complete line of all the latest fabrics and shades and is will pay
Pou to look oyer theta. Our prices are right. Wo have also a large stock of
rints, Shirtings, Cottonades, Ginghams, Silks, Etc.
Do not fail to see our Gent's Furnishings and Clothing; all lines complete.
We are open to buy Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Onions, Clover and Timothy
Seed for which we will pay the highest prices. A call solicited.
C. ZWICKER
Ladies fine Neckwear,
Ruchings, Bette,
Net
for Waists, Summer
Suitings, Silks, Fancy
Hosiery, Heady -made
Waists of Net and
White Lawn, etc. all
appeal to the discern-
ing buyer.
8. Brown
We sell Nothing but
Dependable Goods
Special exhibition of
Spring Millinery. Mil-
linerysall reP-
rep-
resented in our show
rooms will be of inter-
est to all buyers. The
newest creations in hats
are attracting attention
Compare prices, consid-
ering quality of goods
and workmanship.
DRESS GOODS
SPLENDID SHOWING
NE\V STYLES NEW COLORS
We have the largest range we have ever carried. Every popular cloth is
here in every shade, tint, color and pattern. Our hest, highest class Dress
Goods are popular priced, which forms a pivot to swing the greatest trade at
the mintiest living profit.
House Furnishings
Spring is here and the busy housecleaner will commence her essential
duty. You will Lind us well equipped in the different lines that you will need
to brighten the home. It is a well known fact that we carry a very large
?tock of \Vali Papers Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Linoleurns, Lace Curtains, etc
Gents Furnishings
We excell in this line and only ask you to call, promising you a complete
range of anything that goes to making up the pioper reale attire.
Open for large quantities of Potatoes, Seed:, Onion -o, and all kinds of pro-
• prices are
paid.
market duce for which highest}
Retailers of Clover and Alsyke Seeds, Timothy, Mixed Seeds, Millett, etc. at
right prices.
S. I3 i O W N CREfDITON.
Buggies Buggies
Crediton
Miss Clara Kienzle, who was attend-
ing the Normal at Toronto is home
with her parents.
Mildred Braun was the guest of feet no signs of improvement. ten ee t t
Mrs. Oscar Knopp. on Fr day ,evening, . «rC will offer
Vora Siebert for :►few days.Mr. Fred Baker is visiting his WV are pl,•aed to say that Master
Lavern McMurray. who was so ser -
Zurich
Mr. Jacob Weide will er,•ct a dwel-
ling west of the Evangelical Church.1
Res. A. 1). Gischlcr attended the 1 r+
Conference at New hamburg last 1
week.
Fred and Briscoe Humphrey left Dl r. J. liellrrtuuua and family
last week for the west.
:lr. 1'. Bauch, who has been quite' visited friends in Zurich on S today.
ill for the past few months is show- A number of the young p. •'pie at -
d h • bridal party of : Ir. and
DASKWOOD NEWS
Dashwood
[MONEY SAVED
13y Dealing at Sleberts
all our Carpets consisting of Tapestry', Union and
emp Catpets at a discount of 15 per cent.
Coughs that are tight or distressing daughter weir Seaforth.
iously ill is rr,pidly inproving. tickling coughs, get quick and certain Miss Leah Young, of Crediton, is
Master loran Brown was visiting help from Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. visiting at the Misses 'Tiernan's. !
in Zurich for a few days. On this account druggists everywhere Miss Ethel li:ellorm,au who spent
Mr. harry Fowler bas returned are favoring Dr. Shoop's Covell Rens the holidays in Zurich returned on
D1 r. George Bedford left for Sarnia edy. The tender leaves of a harm- Sunday.
less lung -healing mountainous shrub A pretty wedding took place at the
home after visiting in Seafortb,
where be intends to work. . give to 1)r. Shoop's Cough ltemedy• home of Mr. and Mrs Conard Keller
Miss Lillian Geiser who was visiting tressing cough, and to soothe, and 16th, Con. on Wednesday of lost week
Miss \'ivian Beaver is visiting her its curative properties. Those leaves
sister Mrs. Dr. Orme, of Centralia. have the power to calm tits most dis- when their :.:uughter Ella was mar-
ried to Mr. William Ituthcrmnl, of
heal the most sensitive bronchial Dashwood. '1•he ceremony was Per-
in Zlespelreturned turninghomeformed by Rev. Than. Mr. and Mrs. we,
The Milliners are the hats membrane. Test it once yourself, and
ou in g
t great tyle see 1 Sold by W. 8. Howey.Itothermal will i. -tike their home at i
Dirs. Gottlob Braun returne ome CONFERENCE OF 'rill: th • absence of Rev.
L.
Faeter North.
d h CANADA CON tEOwing to c
I from Preston, where she underwent
forherIt proved •• EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION K. Eidt, there was no regular service
on Sunday evening. uccsful. operation
eye.
successful. The Y. d . A.
Mrs. Matthew Finkbeiner and son New Hamburg. Out., April 19th, gave a special programme, avhich
Sam returned home after visiting , 1909. The 45 annual session of above nets enjoyed by all present. Among'
friends in Berlin for a week. conference convened here April 15th, the numbersasolo by Miss Minnie
*f0rn Mnrtha Oestreicher, of Dash- I 1;{py, Bishop W. Born, 1). D., of Ehlers was beautifully rendered, also
tee. a .1 her aunt Mrs. L. Oes-Cleveland, Ohio. presided. a female Quartette which was very
tt'eiehe_ .or a few days. Rev. T. C. Dlcckel. Rev. F.
•\V. much appreciated.
Mrs. A. Cunningham and children Umbreit; ltev. A. IIalrhubr and Mr. A quiet wedding took place at the
arrived home triter visiting in Claude- iberkes were present, and addressed. Lutheran parsonage on Monday even-
Hartleib
boye. t the conference in the interests of the :rig of lust week, when Miss Lorindn
Mr. A Morlock had the automobile Missionary Society. North Western %Vttlper. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss This
We will also save you money in Dress Goods. We
buy from the best dress goods house in Canada, and
can save yon from To to 25 per cent. Come and take
a look throngh our Dress Goods before you buy.
make a specialty' of Millinery and our
prices are lower than the lowest.
Kasper
out and it certainly went some. 1 College, Old Peoples Horne and the �:tsper \V a1per was married D1 to r.
Mr. M. Atkinson, of Centralia, :has
Oscar KIopp.
Publishing 'Nouse. respectively.
accepted the position as bar -tender Publishing
A. Abel and \V, Hendricks wereSchool re -opened on Monday with
for Dl r. August 'Hill. granted probationers license. i . II. a good attendance. and Miss Horton
Rosuntbn liaercber has re- l Dorsch, J. 8. Damm, and I:. DL the new teacher in her room.
turned to her home in 'Enrich. Graff were ordained an elders. The A very pretty wedding took place .
Mrs. (Rev.) Schmidt has returned i,nissionary reports from the Canadian at the home of :,1 r. and Mrs. John
to her home in Berlin after visiting
Ii
north west gave gratifying evidence o+wald of the 1 6t Concession. on
with her mother Mrs. Oestreicher. of substantial gains during the past Tuesday, April 13th, when their eldest
Mrs. Charlie Braun is visiting yedr• daughter, was united in marriage to
friends in Exeter. The stationing Committee reported ll''The llanry Ilierlinq. The ceremony
The two Adult Bible classes of the as 'follows:— +errs performed by Rev. Th
um.
Evangelical church gave nn excellent -East District—Rev. 8. It. Kneehtel, commenced operations for the sensor
program Sunday evening. P' Is.; Berlin, G. D► nnmm : Ne 'tad are very busy filling orders.
Mrs. A. Walker and father return- Hamburg, \V. .1. Y'nrger : Linger -
of
have just received acarload
ed home after visiting relatives Iri bachs, E. 1T. Gruff : North Tnst of lumber and are teaming it from
St. Marys. Hope. If. Dierl:unm : Tavistock. E. the Exeter station.
Dirs. Stahl is on the sick list. Burn : Sebringvillc. J. G. Litt : full_ Messrs. Tientati & Edighoffer this 1
Mrs. J. Cocke ill was visiting friends futon. E. Eby ;Milverton, F. Meyer:'week shipped six tors of onions to
in Exeter. Rodney, W. M. Sippell : 'Hamilton, 1). Toronto and other points.
Mabel Wenzel spent Sunday in Exe- II. Wing ; Torontn, W. E. Deese 1 Death of August Schroeder.—The
ter. Campden,Ronal/an,, 0. iicbn; Ronal/an, A. residents of Dashwood were greatly
Mr. Madison, of Shipkn, is working Clemens and E. E. Damm : Morris- shacked on Monday morning, to ]earn
that one of our oldest and most re-
spected citizens in the person of
August Schroeder had suddenly ex-
pired, heart failure being the cause
of his death. Mr. Schroeder had been
enjoying very good health and was
assisting his wife with the week's
washing. when he suddely becarne ill
and retired to it conch and laid
down, thinking his illness would pass
away in n short time. Several min-
utes later when Mrs. Schroeder went
to see how he was feeling, she found
that he had expired. The deceased
was born in Germany over seventy
years ago. and when a child came to
this country with his parents who
settled on n farm west of the village,
where the deceased lived until ten
years ago, when he and his helpmate
moved into the village to enjoy a
well earned rest. Mr Schroeder was
one of the good old sturdy Gerrnan
stock and in the pioneer drys work-
ed hard to open up this section of the
country. 'ile was a man who was
careful about selecting his acquaint-
ances, but once a friendship was
formed, he was always a true friend.
Ile is spoken of as being of an nim -
able disposition and had a host of
friends. who mourn his demise. Ile
took particular pride in the culti-
vation of flowers and his home wns
always surrounded by the choicest of
floral decorations. Ile was married
four times and besides his widow
leaves a large family to mourn their
loss.
The following is the result of the
promotion examinations held nt 8. 8.
No. 11. Stephen, before Easter. The
names are in order of tnerit. iV—A.
Englund. Pearl Tetro:tu. Jr. IV to
Sr. IV,—Mabel Wild. Jr. 111 to Sr.
III.—Laura Stephan, Francis Lafond
Muernl \Villert. Sr. 11 to Jr. IIi.—
Irene \Willert. lthynard Stephen, Al-
bert Vincent, kronen Zeller, Jos. La -
fond. 11—Ira Tctrean. Olive Willcrt
l't. if. to Jr. 11,-1Ienry Lafond, Wil-
lie Stephnn. Pt. i, Sr. Ecron Lafond,
llcnlzel Wild. Pt. I, Jr.—ltmra Tet-
reau.
E. Keyes, Teacher.
for Mr. A. Hill. .
Mr. Siebert was visiting S. Brown
on Sunday. .
Mr. Herbert .Silber spent Sunday
in Lucknow visiting friends.
Miss G. Esscry is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. (Dr.) Orme spent Sunday in
Crediton.
The members of the Methodist
church held a Nee last week and re-
paired the fence around the parson-
age.
The road grader was started on
Monday. taking the road between
here and Centralia.
Mr. Baugh, of Delhi, visited friends
in the village last week.
School re -opened on Monday, after
the Easter vocation, with all the
teachers in their places.
At the Conference of the Hamburg Evangel-
ical fent cchurchheld at g last
week Rev. E. 11. Bean was stationed
at Crediton for the fourth year.
Mr. William Morlock. sr., who has
Dien making his home with his
daughter, Mrs. IIerman Oestreicher,
is at the time of writing very ill.
esutorrooppweed thDmy.hinooup
lest will surely
prove,
No vomiting, no dis-
tress. A safe end pleasingsyrup—t e. Druggists,
Just Arrived CASTOR 1 A
A large consignment of buggies from five of the leading nems of Ontario For Infants and Children.
in all the latest styles and designs. Any person intending buying will do l ille Kind You
well to look over our stock before purchasing. No trouble to show goods.
Vehicles fully guaranteed. A call solicited. Bears the
Trevethick 6c Hodgins t3ignaturo of
CREDITON,
ONTARIO.
Machine Repairing
'.Vo have just added a new Lathe to our shop and ore now in
a position to do repairing of all kinds. We can repair your
Mower. Binder. Drill, in fact anything. If you have any machine
repairing to be done, just bring it here and we will make it as
good as new for you,
Repairing (train Separators and Engines
Our Prices are Right
ALBERT MORLOCK
Blacksmith and Machine Re;, tiring. (71tEDITON
Old Folks' Livers
Have Always Bought
,!L4ze
ton. J. C. Morlock ; Itlenheim, E. 8.
Hiscocks ; liespeler, A. II. f lyley f
Ningnra• .1. W. Bean; Gainsboro, T.
M. Gischler ; Arnprior and Killaloe,
O. G. Ilallman : Pembroke, A. Geiger ;
Golden Lake. F. B. Meyer ; Rocking-
ham. E. 11. Dorsch.
North District—Rev. A. Y. lfaist, P.
E. ; .Waterloo. M. L. •\\Ting ; St.
Jacobs. C. G. Knatz ; Elmira, J. G.
Burn ; Listowel, J. If. Grenzebncb
Wallace. II. Ii. Leibold; .Normnnby,
A. W. Sauer : Mildmay, L. \Vittick ;
Walkerton, G. F. Braun ; Port Elgin
E. D. Beaker ; Hanover. W. T. Zim-
mermann ; ,Chesley. IL L. tMerner
Elmwood, Ii. J. Ilotzmann ; Parry
Sound. to be supplied; Stratford, S.
M. llaach ; Zurich. A. D. Gishler ;
Dashwood, L. K. Eidt : Crediton, E.
H. Bean; Maitland, E. F. IIeist
Northwest District.—Rev. I,. '1i.
'
Wagner, Shpt. of Missions: \Vtani-
i g. E. J. Bechtel ; Nendorf, J. V.
Kcvor; Melvile. J. 8. Born; Regina,
8. Y. }frown ; .Rosthern, L. Amacher ;
Medic'ne Hat. J. S. Damm s.fbdsbury
C. S. Finkbeiner; Siebertvile, I)
Heider : Warner. M. J. Connor and
A. 1). Nash; ICenaston, W. J. Fiddas
Swift 'Current, Saskatoon and Mi -
dale to be suppled.
Rheumatic poisons are quickly and
surely driven out of the blood with
Dr. Shoop's itheurnatic Itemedy—liq-
uid or tablet form. Dr. Shoop's book-
let on rheumatism plainly and inter-
estingly tells just how this is done.
Tell some sufferer of this book, or
better still. write Dr. Shoop, Racine.
Wis., for the hook and free test sam-
ples. Send no gooney. Just join with
Dr. Shoop and give some sufferer n
pleasant surprise. W. S. Ilowey.
CR W
B R A N D
C O R
need an occasional stirring up to keep than from being
constipated, bilious and generally run down. At the same
time, the laxative must not be so violent as to shock the system
and cause sinking and sickness.
rripfar
R' -G ri S r'Ar
P
For Every Meal
At breakfast with porridge "Crown
Prat:,l Syrup" is (tendon"...
\vith plain puddings or made
up with pastry, odd scrap of cake,
etc., it makes a delightful after dinner
dessert.
At supper it is just the thing to eat
with bread and butter, toast or biscuits.
"CRO\VN IIRANI) SYRIA"'
is syrup at its Desi n:al in its most
delicious and wholesome
form.
It is prepared in a perfect
manner from absolutely
pure ingredients. It is for
ahead of all other kinds in
deliciousness of flavor and
perfect wholesotneitess—
don't you think it's worth
while insisting on "Crown
Brand Syrup? "
Your dealer has it for you in
2, 5, 10 and 20 lb. air-t'ght tins
with lift-off lids. Order some
to -day
{fir,
b the ideal treatment for old fo`ks' li: ors—never fail; to act, yet
never shocks. A 'onic et well as a laxative. Best for con-
stipation, rheum... m, biliousness—any and all troubles of
liver, stomach a.. .1 bowels. Ttke an NR tablet to-
r.`/ $. - night—you'll feel better in the morning.toe-`s Get a 25c Box
For Sale by W. 9. ('ole, Exetur.
The old fashioned way- of dosing a correctly. Each inside organ ha. it.
weak stomach. or stimulating the (controlling or inside nerve. When
t[lenrt or Kidneys is all wrong, Dr., e thesnerves fail then those organs
Shoop first pointed out this error.
This is by his prescription—Dr. '
must surely falter. There Fit al
Shoop's Restorative—is directed en - truths are leading druggists every-
tirely to the cause of this^ nilrnents . where to dispense and recommend Dr.'
the weak inside or controlling nerves. Shno;:'s Restorative. Test it it few
It isn't so difficult. says Dr. Shoo,^, drys. and see ! improvement will
to strengthen it weak Stonier h. promptly and surely follow. Sold
Heart. or Kidneys. if one goes at it by W. S. Howes.
The Edwardsburg Starch Co.
LI nt;.d
ESTABLISHED 1868.
CARr114AL,Ont. Offices: MON•.i1i'•\i„ RINTOnnt1111 '011,
I;AI;Y FELT. ON T THE STOVE
airs. 'i'. S. Dougall. of 52:3, Flora
Avenur, Winnipeg. says:—"My hnby
girl was nrrnnging some of her doll's
washing on a clothes -rock beside the
stove. when she fell, and her hand,
bein-t thrown out to try and save her-
self. carne in contact with the side
of the hot stove. She -sustained a
serious burn. and her cries and
screams were terrible.
"1 sent out to 1 he druggist for the
best remedy he had to 118 • on n
burn. He said there was nothing to
equal Zuni -11111c. and sent back a
supply. 1 applied this and it soothed
the pain se quickly that the child
Inn •hed 1hrongh her tsars. I bound
up the hand in Znm-lick. and each
dry applied Zrtm-link frequently and
Iilernlly. until the burn was quite
cured. The little one was soon able
to go 011 11 ith h •r play. and +w.• had no
trouble with her sterner the time the
burn was being heeled. I feel very
tOVRIL
—gives strength for any
sustained effort of body
or mind. It is the con-
centrated nourishment
of beef available for
immediate use.
mmuolle
Farm Produce Taken in Exchange
WAN TED—A car of Potatoes this week.
Ilighest prices paid for produce.
Siebert & Co.
Block.
DASHWOOD
Meo's
prig Suitings
Just arrived. The finest and largest assortment of Fancy Suit-
ings ever shown in Dashwood. All the latest patterns and colors.
Call and see them before you purchase your spring suit. Prices
right.
All parties intending to purchase wire for fencing will do
well to give us a call. Sole agents for Ideal
Woven -wire fencing.
Highest prices tor Farm Produce.
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER
Corner Store,
DASHWOOD
Fencing and Paints
We have just receive a lot of wire for you to do your
spring fencing with. Wo handle the celebrated Page and
Peerless fencing, tlso Coil, Barb Wire and Hog Fencing.
Prices as reasonable as you can get elsewhere.
A number of Large Gates, all sizes.
Be sure to get our prices on Fencing before you buy.
A big stock
Paints
of Martin- Senour ready
100 per cent pure
Buy your Hardware From us
Prcduce taken in Exchange
Hardware D. T1 E_MAN, Dashwood
Mixed Paints
Lumber Shingles and Lath
We wish to announce to our many friends and to all those needing build•
ing material that we are in a Netter position than ever to supply your wants in
Lumber, Shingles, Cedar Posts, Laths, Fence Slats
Cisterns, Water Troughs, etc.
If you intend building a house or barn wo will bo pleased to quote prices
and assist you in any way we can.
Come in and get our prices.
The Dashwood Planing Mill Co., Limited.
Itashwood, Ont.
Announcement
To Residents of Farquhar and Vicinity
We came to Farquhar seeking a more congenial occupation and
believe wo shall like the work we have under taken. Our purpose is
to do right and while we will doubtless make many mistaken they
shall be of the herd and not of the heart. We adopt the old motto
"Best Goods at Right Prices." it has been a principle with us to
rtand by our neighbors if their occupation wits legitimate and on this
principle we solicit your patronage.
Spring is at hand and if you want Seeds for Field or Garden, Shov
els I-Ioes or Forks, Oil Cake, Stock Food, Sulphur or whatever
it may be give us your order and we will seek to
scrye you well.
JOSHUA JOHNS
FARQUIHAR, ONTARI i )
grateful for this cure. and would re-
commend nil mothers to keep Zam-
Iiick handy 'or emergencies like this."
1 his is good advice. Znnt-Irak.
being tour s herhnl in its composition.
is particularly suited to the delicate
skin of children. While a powerful
healer. it iv also highly antiseptic.
Applied to a burn. a cut. it scald
or n scratch—to any injury of the
skin, in fact—it will kill all dis •
germs. and removes all danger
festering, blood -poisoning, or inflam-
mation. At the Pamo time, it stltnu-
Iates the cells to ,creat activity, and
fresh healthy skin is soon produced td
repair tho dmmng' . Fifty cents spent
on a box of Zanl-It„k has solved scorCS
of people AA many dollars, to bap
nothing of %ovine hours of paint