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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1900-4-19, Page 8-sie)ta;• ' Bussinus Brightness Brings. SucCess, srriplaarte ADAll'Prlin) AT ANY TIME 4 ea/ ea2 .C.:',0•4'-:////siCil ei42;?' STRFiTF0191), ONT. Before you decide to attend. 4th any oer school lot as correspond with you. Our magnificent catalogue explains our superior advantages. Stmlents are in attendance thie year from Canada, 1,Juited States and Nesvfounalana. A large number Of our re- cent stuaents haye entered choice positions. Enter now. 4 W. J. Elliott, rinoipal 0.0aMaanfas:ArtialtoarcoismaN5rs, 0 • I LOCAL DOINGS. St. George's Day next Monday. • , Parkhillwill celebrate May 24th with sports, • School will again open on Monday after a WeeV's holidays. Mr. N. D. Hurdon, as asnal,reported the 13.ret eeteh of fish of the season last week. . . For the .very best seeds and..porintry Leven's, Mr. Meakins,of the Exeter Laundry, )ittS purchased Mr, Levitt'e interest in the nusipees. Mr. John Wood was in Toronto with. a carload of cattle Tuesday. He. reports the market very badly glutted and prices low, Mr, Moses Gardiner has purchased Mr. Chas. Snell's one -hundred acre. farm in Stephen. Mr, John White, of the Exeter Times and wife,cenibrated their golden wedding on Good Friday. Get your route bills printed at the ADVOCATE. A eplendici lot of cuts to select from. • . The 81st anniversary of OcicifelloW- ship will be eelebrated by its members on Wednesday next. Mr. Wm. Walper, of Dashwood, will move aere with his family shortly and will have change of Messrs Keller- man Bros' flax mill. • Rev. S. Salton, of Centralia, and Rev. Brown, of James se. church ex- changed pulpits on Sunday last. We make a specialty of field seeds and corn. Prices right and quality first-class. W. H. Leven. Mrs. Murphy will give a missionary address in Trivitt Memorial,. School Ball, on Thursday afternoon,:at 4.15. All are yery earnestly invited to at- tend. The Mission which is being conducted in Trivia Memorial church by Rev. Althea Murphy, will close on Tuesday evening next, with a Thanksgiving service. For corn ancl all 'kinds of -.field seeds, try Leven's. , The Ontario Legislatare, has. -passed a bill fixing the rate of taxation on: dogs at $1 for the first dog, $2 for the second and other dogs, and $5 for hitches. Mr. Cantelon, of the Metropolitan. was in Housall, Tuesday on Misiness, having rental: Mr. W. R. Hodgins' hotel in that place, and will take. pos- session May lste Some of the best horses in Western Ontario have already been entered for the racing events to be decided in Ex- eter on May 24th. Several young people drove to Cen- tralia Mondaynight and. assisted in the.entertaiument given there under the auspices of the League of, the Methodist church. Hilton Bissett, of St. Thomas, spent Satarday .and Sunday with his parents here. He will return home again in a few days, having accepted a situation as baker with Mr. .A, Bagshaw. Afarmernear Beeton, Ont. was re- cently find $10 and costs, in all $26.60, • for harboring and selling a stray cow without advertising her. The law re- quires that stray stock shall be ad- veitised. The Entrance Examinationswill be beld.on June 27th, .28th and. 29th: the Public School Leaving on July 3r0, 4th, - and 5th, and the High School Examin- etions begiu oa July3rd and end July .19th. There's only one 24th and there's onlv. one celebration and that is at Exeter, May 24th. Good races, a first-class track, and a most enjoyable time are assured. • Messrs. D. McLaren & Sons, South of Creiparty, disposed of their fine draught team, sired. by Ralterfielch for the snug sum of $550, to Ilandroad & Elliott, -Exeter. They tipped. the beam. at 2,375 pounds. • The Rev. Arthur Murph,ywillpreach .three times in Trivittialemovial church -on Sunday next, at 11 a. m., 4.15 and 7 p. ni. The service at 4.15 is for Men only, subject "A. Good Choice." All men are invited. $725 will be hung up in purses for the races on the 24th of May at Exe- ter. There will be 2:50, 2:30 and 2:20 trotting races and a running eveint opeu to all. Mr. Robt. Quick, while handling stave bolte at the Sutherland-inms Stave AVol•ks on Satntalay, meet with a very pain Cul accident, kIe was lift- ing a bolt 'when he eccidezitally slip- ped, his right hand coining between the holt he was handling and another, breaking the second finger and other- WiSe 1 fljinLtlg the balld. For lame back and all ordinery de- rangements oe the kidneys Dix Kidney Pills ere equill to any on the market, and wily half the price. Sold by C. Lutz. Tuekieli Scalp Food removes dan- druff, itching Pt the ecalp, restores the nateral color mid vitality of faded, oit grey hide, and is 0 MOSt pieaSallt dress - in g for the hair. Tuvkish Scalp Food is rapidly growing hi -public favorand takes the lead of all otherpreparations ever on the inaeket. For sale at 'Lutz's Drug Store, Exeter. Only 50c. 'Wm. Dell, au emplope of the Suth- erland -Innis Co, met with a painfal accident on Thuesday last: He was engaged in removing a jointer on a Stone -boat when the machine Staited to slip off and in endeavoring to keep the thing fawn doing so caught hold of the knife which nearly severed' two or three of his fingers. -He is now off work and will be tin :We te do any- thing for some time. , Get, yeti): field corn and eeeds at AV. 11. LeVell'S. A numbee 01: voting people of town gave Air. awl MIt. Rich, Yt11ow whi) have just mitered ou the joys and eona- forts of blissful married life, a very pleasant surprise on 'Wednesday evg. of last week, by assembling at then' residence, Exeter North, ad present - lug them with an address of a flatter- ing character, accompanied by a hand- eome palacelamp and oil painting. The young people were given charge of the house tind all enjoyed them- selves most pleasantly. win be at the Central Hotel, Exeter, Thursday, May 3r4. ' Ladies and Gentlemen, see Prof, Dorenwend's beautiful AVigs, Toapees, Bangs, AVavy and. Plain Fronts, Switches in every length and shade, etc. His Hair Goods styles, when properly adjusted, protect and ornament the head, soften and beauti- fy the expression of the face and con- sequently tone up aged appearance. Prof. Dorenwend bas for this season many new and pretty Designs. He has added a number of New York, London and Paris 'patterns. Be sure to see them and not forget day and date, Thursday. May 8. ' . Bonusur Q11,3S-0011. The Municipal • committee of the Legislature has .at length grappled with the bonasing question, .and the result, it is hoped,' will :prove satisfac- tory. It is proposed hereafter that municipalities will hereafter .beper- mitted to bonus by 4 general law With- out going to the private bills commit- tee, but the bylaw for a bonus :must. receive a vote. of two-thirds Of the rate!. payers when it shall be carried; in ad- dition, a bylaw may be caariedby a three -fifth vote of ratepayers, 'provid- ed one-fifth do net oppose. Other pro- posed restrictions are to be considered. In short the bonuSing question is to be left where it belongs, with the muni- cipalities. Safeguards have been add- ed, which is hoped Will prevent abases. Protect the Birds. Now that the birds are once more ar- riving it would he wise to thaw atten- tion to the benifitsthey confer by the destruction of.vermin. Last year the caterpillar pest threatened to destroy our forests, frnit and shade trees, and there is fear that the scourge will be even worse this season. .When the young worms :tee just hatched they are a dainty morsel for the Wade. and hosts of them are thus destroyed by the feathered tribe. Later on they are too coarse and few are killed. Protect the birds should be the Watchword to all. Even the nauch-maligned sparrow is one of the most useful in this sphere of action. The law against the destruc- tion of inseetivereus birds should be strictly enforced; and parents shordd teach their children to protect and ap- preciate our feathered friends and as- sistants. Wedding Bells. A joyous and happy event, in which cupid has scored another victory, took place .at the residence of Mr: John Mitchell, Station street, yesterday (Wednesday) when his daughter, Miss Emma., was united in marriage to Mr. John Morley, of London, formerly of Crediton. The knot was tied by .the Rev. C. W. Brown,. at about eight o'clock, in the presence of the uncles, aunts aud single: cousins of the :con- tracting parties --about eighty in all. After the ceremony was perforthed and the congratulations Were .received the whole Company repaired to the, diningroom where the tables . were la- den with luxuriesonaintaining for Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell their enviable reputa- tion as host and hostess. After supper the company Spent a very pleasant evening. The presents to the bride were nuinerous, handsome and costly, showing the esteem in which she is held by -..her friends. The ADVOCATE joins their many friends .in wishing them health, wealth and happiness. Easter 'Visitors. The following persons spent the Eas- ter holidays with friends here:—Mr. and Mrs. G. W.. Holman and filthily, of Hayfield; Miss Loraine Hooper, For- est City Business College, London; Mr. Reginald Elliott, Norwich; Miss Ruby Pickard, Loudon; Mr. Wm. 1Vestcott, Seaforth; Mr. H. Hooper, Hensall; Wm. Ross, Clinton; Malcolm Millyard, London; Miss Neeland, Seaforth; Miss Laura Sutton, London; Miss Roxie Eacrett, Brantford; Mr. Charles Senior Of Blenheim, together with his daugh- ters, Mrs. J. Simpson and Mrs. W. Ap- pleford, of Port Albert and Chatham, respectively; Mr. Nelson Hooper, Tor- onto; Miss Norma Bobier, Toronto: Miss Nelson, London; Mr. and. Mrs. B envy Glanville and. wife, London; Mr. Ed. White, of•Toronto; -Mr. W. 3. White, of Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. John White and Mr. and Mrs. T. 'White, of Windsor. ' caviler! Proceedings. Council met pursuant to adjourn- ment at Town Hall. "Intl] 6th. All present. Minutes of previous meet - 11 g read and con fi ern ed Arm s Leon g — Muir, that the following; a Ce01113ts be pi4ssed and °Alas drawn on Treasurer for salne:--Wm. 1-16 ward, takings down windmill $1.00; Wm Creech. labor $3.12; 'AVna. Phair, labor, 95 ces: Geo. II, Bissett, part salary $25.00; do: postage $1,00; E. Hunt, labor, 50 cts; Mrs. ,Sutton, charity $8.00.--Oarried. Armstrong th at the Reeve. and Councillors Tre,vett and Mi be a pom- inittee to interview John Atkinson re- garding P0 in ping wateee—Carried Muir—Le-Vett, that Messrs. Tremain & Snell be instructed to put all arc lights back to their former position, except the light at the corner of Hur- on street which is to be 11500. to the ea me height as the others.—Carried. Arm stroll g—Muir, th ;it co u n ell nO - journed to meet at call of Reeve.— Carried., . Council met at cella ReeVe, at Lown hall, April 161h, all present. Ali 'lutes of previous ineetipg read ancl confirm- ed, 'Alessi's. Hurdop Standees, on behalf of the La cress° Club, waited on the Council, asking a donation and on motion of Arthstroag, seconded, by J. Muir, a grant of $15 was made. A deputation censisting of Messrs. D. A. Ross, 3. W. Titylor,G. S. IlOward, on behalf of the manufactirrevs,interview- ed the Council regarding the matter of procuring water for street watering purposes and made eertaiii proposals. It was moved by J. Evans, sedonded by I. Armstrong, that the Matter he laid over for future consideration.— Carried. MiiirsaLevett, that Council a djecurn till Friday, April 20th, at 7,30 G. 1.1. BISSETT, Forret for Sala. A dark female ferret—well treined. A)11)li11'I1:15.) ::11•e:ch1"'1"1:1:11tci.(0l e,)a4:1niid wanted; apply at Central Hotel, Exeter, :,,14th May celebration at Exeter. For chtrY blanks, programs and oth- er information concerning the races, address the Secretary, A. E. Tennent, Exeter. , • Carpet Weaving. For first-class carpet weaving call on the undersigned at the corner of AVaterloo aud William streets. Prices reasonable. A. Onm. A. special. meeting of the Council was called by the 'Reeve, Monday for the consideration of a better water supply for, street watering purposes. That the present system is inadequate :aid not at all satisfactory, is conceded by all and the sooner the matter is taken in hand aad remediact the bet- ter., It has been suggested that an artesian well be sunk, while others ,suggestthat the supply be force from the river through pipe. io our mind the latter scheme is the most feasible, less expensive and most like- ly to give the desired results. Messrs. John Taylor, E. H. Howard and J. P. Ross waited on the council on behalf of tile manufacturers 000 laid before them certain proposals which would greatlyi assist n carrying the project of forcing the supply frorn the river into effect and thereby making it a tilth. tual benefit to all; they agreeing to pay a certain percentage of the cost of construction for theprivilege of tapping the•main for their use during the dry season. The Couneil were inclined to think favorable of the scheme and while no action was taken tha5 night it will doubtl.ess be consid- ered and acted upon in the near fu- ture. Vestry Meeting. The annual vestrY meeting of Triv- itt Memorial church was held in the school hall, on Monday evening, at 7 o'clock, and proved to be one of the most satisfactory and encouraging meetings in the history of the church. When the last vestry meeting was held one year ago, there were unpaid ac- counts to the amount of over three hundred dollars, but Mr. John Knight, the people's warden, made the hearts of all who were present on Monday night glad, by informiug them that all these accounts were now paid and that there was a clean sheet, with a balance of twenty-five dollars in the treasury. The total receipts for the year were $1987, After the Warden's report had been adopted the election of the ,wardens took place. The Rec- tor, before nominating his warden. ex- pressed -the great satisfaction which it afforded him to hear such a splendid report froth the wardens. All that he had hoped for at the beginning of the year had been accomplished. With respect to the wardens he said. he felt thankful when he received word in London last April,to the effect that the wardens had been elected by the ves- try and that be was relieved of the re- sponsibility of appointing a -warden from among men who were all strang- ers to him, but he felt more thankful to -night than he did then. Then he took it fax granted that the vestry had appointed good men to fill the offices, but now he knew that they had. It had afforded him great pleasure to work with them, he had always found them true friends and wise counsel- lors. Seeing that they had got 'along so pleasantly last year, and were able to present such a good report,he would take great pleasure in appointing Mr. Thos. Hawkins as his warden for the coming year. Messrs. Mill and Row- cliffe thought that ,Mr. John Knight made such a good warden to represent the congregation that his services could not be dispensed with and nom- inated him for another term. He was unanimously elected. Captain Kemp was re-elected as vestry clerk and N. D. Hurdon and C. H. Sanders were re-elected Auditors, after which elec- tion the meeting was adjourned fax two weeks. School BOard Minutes. , Meeting of the Hoard held in the Town Hall, Monday April 16th at 8 with all Members present. The following is the cp•der of business duly submitted and approved :—Per resolu- tion, minutes of previous meeting. Report of Committee—Repairs:—That three loads of sawdust had been pro- cured at 50c. a load. Wood:—That thirty-three cords of wood have been purchased at from $3 or cord. Per R. N. Rowe, tint the Chair and Secre- tary be authorized to act in cornice- , tion with the natancy ceses reported per Principal Boyd. Per Principal Boyd, that the average attendance fax :March wasSO2. Per H. Huston and S. Senior, that the Board_ declare them- selves as being in hearty accovd with the desire of the Minister of Education and County Inspector, that the 28rd of May be held as Empire Day in the schools throughout the province, and that the efforts of Principal Boyd to InlIke the day a specially ed tica tive one in that direction. reeetve 51101 cordiel npRirvAi micri. support, and that the public; proeeedings in connection, be attiidd1.iy the lull merit bees -11,4a Per R. N. Rowe and W. J. . Oat:lines that the following- accounts be paid: H. Spacknien. wire. mat end sundries, $10,70; W. Davidson. eepaivs to Win- dows, (1898) $1.25; S. Fensort, cleaning chimney, 50c. Pal Senim and W. Trovethick, that the following prepay - men ts he approved: Insnrance, $45.00: W. 3?Ca it wood, $19.12; A. Ford, wood $03; C. Isaac, 'wood, $17.88. Per H. Iiustop and J. S6niov, that the chair receive the thanks of the Boned for his cere and enccess in the poi:these 04 511(1 recoticed. Pee j. Senior ;Ind 41, N. Rowe, that the Cindy, W. Treve- thick and H. Huston be a committee to examille the'condition of the school rind report ;it the next; nteetiliga, the repairs and improvements desirable, with 'special 1:eft-voice to the hone:ices and condition of painting. Per Chair, that the condition 04 the conductor pipes he. referred to the repairs, com- mittee. Per H. Huston 1010 J. Senior, Shat in view of the ninisber of caees of smallpox within the borders of the Province, and the possibility of infec- tion being brcmght to our midst, the Board urge OD the 'parents the desir- ability of their compliance with the vaccination elause of the Board of Health notices at the earliest possible date, not only for the protection of their own children, but as well to pre- vent there being tisource of danger to others. Per W. J. Carling, ;idjotien- ment. . J. GRIGG, seey. ,, ' ,, •'A*, PERSONAL. ata5a1,i0,:q&I.V.."4&0600,02exaa'at40;(1M00.::" J. IL Delude has retueoed frtall Lon- don. J'. lieanian Sp011t Eridanill Lon- don. Miss Louise Warm spent Sunday in zurieb.. Miss M. Urquhart spent Sunday in Lorne Cann spent Wednesday in London. Miss Polly Hamden spent Saturday in London. , Mrs. Jas. Loadmen is in London vis - i ti rig friends. . Mr. Thos. Powell, of AVinglitim, is visiting friends in town. Miss Emilia Harrison spent Easter in Clinton with fliends. 1‘1rS.(Dties. Sunday 11Mitchell, Mrs. Peter ilrayne spent aaster with her father in London. Mark Clark, of the House of Refuge, spent Thursday last iti tem]. Mrs. John Switzer visited in London a few days during the week. :Mr. Neil Dow, of Stratford, visited friends in town the past week. Mr. and 'Mrs. Eli Snell spent Sun day with friends fo Seaforth. Master Fred Bawden, of ,London, is the guest of his grandparents. IVIr. Pugsley spent the Easter holidays with friends in Detroit. Miss Alma Dempsey, of Toronto is visiting under the parental roof. Mr. Geo. Precious, of St Thomas, visited friends in town this week. Miss G. Dempsey, of Zurich, spent Good Friday with friends in town: Miss Mable Walters has started to learn dressmaking with Miss Toni. Mr. D. Wilcox, Huron Street, who has been quite ill, is slowly improving. Miss Maggie Russell, of St. Marys, spent Sunday with her parents here. Mr. F. R. Knight and sister, Miss Carrie, visited in London, Saturday, Mrs. Nelson Reddy, Exeter North, spent Easter holidays at St. Thotnas Mrs. Alex. McPherson and dang,thter visited relatives in London during the week. Miss Jennie Kirk, teacher of Londes- Niro, is the guest of her uncle, Dr. Anderson. Mr. M. Martin, of Ilarristomis spend- iug, Easter vacation with his parents here. Mr. Geo. Knight, of Ilderton, shook hands with old friends in town Sun- day. Mrs. E. 3. Spackman and daughter, Stella, visited in Woodstock, during the week. Mr. A. G. Dyer and son Charles, spent several days in Brantford dur- ing the week. Mrs. Thos. Bawden, of Blyth, Spen t a few days with friends in town dur- ing the week. Miss M. White and Mr, Ed. White, of Toronto, visited in St. Marys Sun- day. Mr. Frank. Snell; .aftee a. few days visit With friends iii.Det4•0it, returned home Tuesday. Samil :Sweet and. Miss :Sarah Sweet spent several •days in London during, the Week. Miss Polly Fake, who • has .been victim of paralysis for some time, is again qiiite ill. . Miss Ethel Armstrong left Mond ay - for Paris, *here • she will visit With relatives fax a few weeks,: Mrs, W. H. Parsons, who was :visit- ing in Guelph, has returned home, ac- companied by her mother. : Miss :Susie Jackson, daughter ,of Rev: Geo. Jackson, London, is the guest of Mrs. (Dr,) Anderson. Miss Edith Walter's hasreturned from.Tuckerereith *here she has been visiting friendS:aud relatives, Miss .Ball and MisSlloberteon, teach - ere, are spending the Easter vacation at their respective homes Gederich.. Two children of Mr. ,l'emsts .Sha.pton,. of the 550. C000eSsi011 of Stephen, are.' suffering, from ao attack. ..of typhoid , fever. We are pleased to note that Mr. A. J. Rollins, who has be,ni confined to his bed for the past two weeks, is able , . to he out again. Mr. T. Yoe, of Mount Forest, and Mx. and Airs. C. Peckett,..of Clinton, spentEaster holidays at the Metropolie tan House. ' , Mau tolla hotel]; eepers are discussing the attitude • they shall take in the event of prohibition beabiliing law, 15 is saidithe.b they have e.greed to close all the leading hotels throughout the Pro - THE Exeter Tull Club SPRING MEETING 2t2L 24 -,'CC Pit 2.20 Trot or Pace. - - 8225. 2.50 Teat or Pace - - - , 5200. 2:59 Trot or Pitcc - - 8175. :Runniug, Open - - - Is125. DR. ROLLINS, A. E. TEN'eNa13`.'1.11, .1).vee. Sec'y. 1:101-LSEMEN, " 44 titIREEa vETINARY. .,4„.1n:11.4a4 TaAdn AtAita ' CAUSTIC BALSAM A reliable remedy for Curbs, Splinte, Spavin, Sweeney, Lameness from any cauSe, and Sorn Throat ji HOPPCS, and Lump ,hiw in Cattle. See Teasel -dot.' Satisfaction guaranteed All Druggists and general st6rekeepers iteep it, prow rea EUREKA 11.:TEEIN'AllY MEDICINE Co , LONDON, - ONTARIO. , niangEnteSnwilmar,======' =7,,Z4M7,37Malge.,11 16114Y WE ADVERTISE I E. J. SPACKMAN, Headquarters for W. E. Sandford's Clothing. Asiszcausizotszsgassizemmuesuartninsamazzomegi=ilim Just to impvess upon you what 111055 of you already know, that oar Clothing & Furnishings are worn by the hest dressed meat hi town, They would not wear them if not right in every particular. It is not enough that we do as well as others, our aim is to excel. We give values that are exceptional, and our customers are always pleased. Whet' you buy anything from this store you cap depend upon it, for every dollar spent here we endeavor to give twice the amount in satisfaction. If you are not already a patron of this Outfitting lions° give as a chance to make you one. , MEN's CLOTHING. Our Overcoats have a hang and style ;about them that you will appreciate. Elegance in the highest order is conspicti, COS in them. OUR SUITS comprise reputable imd exclusive styles, honest makes and long 'Wearers. BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT has complete lines of staple styles ;laid novelties at low prices. HAT DEPARTMENT comprises hat values made on the very latest blocks, and consists of fine English Fur Felts, in Black, Brown, Smoke Pearl and Fawn Shades. BOOTS & SHOES. Exclusive sale of the best Man's Shoe made in Gen- ada, Slater Shoe? at $3:50 and $5.00. Fro buy shoe stock from 05 0100.05 money saved. Comfort, convenience, fit, style and ap to the times in every particular. Shoes that wear good at any price you want. NOKON NEW BUFFALO PATENT ALL STLEL 9151 HARROW. 10A9N 5 3 ZECTIONAL SPRING TOOTH CULTIvATOA ...ON LI' L. HOOSIER Mal The Uniuersal Favorite Noxon Disc Harrow, (013T -THROW;) • The only Disc Harrow that has adjus- table pressure springs. This feature is invaluable on hard or uneven ground. Noxon ;;;?tilt11;:alit Cultivator. fitted with grain and g rass glow, ing attachments if desired. with reversible points, also thistle cutters if ordered. The lightest draft, best working and most easily operated cultivator manuface tared. • The teeth work directly under the axle and within the atheel line. See the New Spring Lift, THE CELEBRATED STEEL HOOSIER 'lloxon Drillsand Spring Pressure. Our old reliable HOOSIER Drills are so well and favorably known that they speak for themselves. Therea.re now , over60,000 in use among the faaMers. of this country: W. J. IlEAMA3 I N Agent for Repairs Exeter. MMON SENSE OMMANDS that you should call and inspect the lines of GENT'S FURNISHINGS Shat we have placed in our store . You will find in this new stock Quality and Price.... to suit you. FIT WELL FEEL WELL LOCK WELL This is what we always accomplish when -we make a salt for you. Prices that Please. , , Bert. Kriip.ht. BUGGIES! BUGGIES! BUGGIES! W. H. Paasons has now in stock car -land of ye -LT fine buggies of differ- ent styles and colors, vizi—J limp Seats, Mika does. Young Men's Buggies, Thvect Quarter Buggies, Buggies for old people, and Spindhabox Buggies for business 1000, Farmers surray etc. etc. Any one wishing a brand newHtigg,y will find it to their advantage to call tmd inspect them before purchasing. elsewhere. RetnembQl: the stand, two doors south of Town Hell, Exeter. LARGEST' DEALER EN TOWN. W. 1-1. PARSONS. tight your home with . . ACETYLENE OA$ The Radiant Home Automatic Acetylene Gas Generator. The Eidiant Home Antometic Acety- lene GAS Generator has numeroas tes- timonials and each Machine is Guar- nntee'd to give every satisfaction. Manufactured by MELVILLE & MORRISON EXETER, - ONT. LOGS AND BOLTS WANT 11,I). HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Custom Sawing Done. THE SUTHERLAND-INNES Co., (Late Gould's "A1111) - E. C. .KESSEL, Foreman, EXETER, ONT. EXETER LUMBER YARD. East side of Main street, opposite planing mill. —STOCK— We have in stock, dressed and matched siding', flooring and ceiling, also dressed pine 1 in., 11 in., 1:-..11 in. and 2 in. 1 Shingles, lath and cedar posts always on hand. A just stock of barn 'um- ber arrived. Call ,and Examine., Llys. Willis, Proprietor. I "1 • R C F§ -,S REPAIRING -- If you want your Repairing well done go to R. 114.4.ex5--- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry iu specialty, MARRIAGE LICENSE' Marriage Licenses issued an d Wed- ding,Itings tliWays on hande ' Ea nscm1s Block, Exeter Stiegi COMMERCIAL l.IVERY. 11111011.0•1=0•101111241-1E11110147.100 1.11•••11111.11101•MSISMIMMIMINIM First-class Rigs and Horses Orders left a t liavyksha,W's Hotel, or at the Livery Stable,CIiristie's old Stand will receive prompt at- tention. . , Telephone+ 1 orals Reaso,nable , Cotmeetiot 1