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Not necessarily expensive clothes, but
elothes diet show neatness correct
style, Mappa°op - tuzeee and geed
taste. Corrie in aanei loot over the
new styles. We can satisfy you
A. ,daughter of Mr, Roy, Corti
street, hos ,been suffering from an, a
tack of pneumonia .but is now convales
cent.
Mr. Thos. Hawkins'' farm, ort.
London Road, North, offered by pnbl
auction on Tueedayswaas not sold., Th
chattels brow^ ht good prices.
Mrs, Richard Davis was bitten o
the band by a dog last week and as
eonsegnence she has since suffered co
siderable pain from the wound initis
ed,
M. John, Maliett,dr„bas. moved: in
Mrs. Tait's house on Alain street, w:hi
M. Neil Bellwood has moved. into t
dwelling vaaeated by Mr. Monett on the
corner of Ann and Carling streets,
A Sault Ste. Marie woman found
nugget of gold in the pan of potato
she was peeling. Me publish this i#e
for the general encouragement of 1
dies who are disinclined to douresti
duties,
Mr. Jos, Peart, tired of Single li
took tanto himself a wife on Wedues
day evening last, in the person of Mi
Hubbard, of Toronto. The cerertron
wags performed by the Rev. O. IN
Brown B, a;., in the presence of just aa,
few friends
jug at iv eel. .,?s, large stock of
table linens, bleaehed and nnbleach-
ed sheeting, pillow cottons, shirting's
and art muslin*. Values are in you;
favor, AtStewart's.
lig
Reeds, Brown aand. Millysrd, ex- Beware of Faaki�rs•
t- changed pulpits on Sunday evening, The advance army of winter 'fakirs
last. • is due. ' Beware! Don't buy steel
ranges, car fruit trees, or air blast
t
Samna
On Carlin Street a brown
back gauntlet. Owner can have same
by calling at this office and paying for
thisitotice,
g , r ren woollen
churns, or patent rights, or anything
to else of the strazug,er who represents no
established house, Don't sign any
paper for any stranger under any pre..
text or inducement, or representation.
a Th d d Fight shy of all seed starters, butter
increaser, preservatives, and other
things, - Don't buy soap with 40 yerds
of carpet thrown in ss a pernalurir,
a 45 transaction, If you need trees,
shrubs, vines, plants, seeds oesupplies,
there are standard houses from which
you can buy, or if a local agent ap-
proaiches you whom you know, that's
the. thing. The is no need to deal with
strangers. There is no sazfety or profit
in dealing with the mens who vow
from Nowhere and represent Nobody
a i1'o,
.address Out P seutatten,
On Tuesday evening last the come
nuodious and beautiful home of Mr.
s la nl
Joseph h Go 1 edick
Main, • e v
ii s
p is t• e t ► as
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the scene of as pleasant and respectable
has secured the able seryices of Miss ,gathering, the occasion being an oy-
VV ood, who is a well knows, and exper- ; ster supper given by the host to his
fenced dressmaker, and they will en- late employes and their wives, togetb-
deavor to give entire saetisfaction, c. r with a number of intimate friends. !.
uusliaess s:ltase„ e, 51r, (`erlitiledicke, who has conducted
The undersigned wish tea ,aziansaeinee' the louring mills here for a welter
to the public generally that they have her of years, recently' sold the sten e
3 aft
purchased the mining, business oaf Ares. and wishing to show in some manner
srs, (.'obbledick tt Son and by fair and an expression of good feeling towards
honest deaaling etpeet to retain the ' lois workmen took this means of doing
patronage aaec7t°ered tete* luta form and 'so, In torn the employes, taking ad,,
ee- ;i+cid ninny newen former^ .ardent nr vantage of the occausinn,prrs; wheel lir,
st attention n will be pane to ,trstin; ,chop- (,eibletelrek with as beautiful gold hand
n ping, tete„ and all town orders will be ring, bearing the Masonic and Odd=
r= delivered promptly. ,, caul solicited, fellows' emblems, of which enders he
HArtyFvr�Iros, is a a arember',togetherwith theappend-
11, ;a.ci4eut.
G” Mr, Wait, .Pugsley, inet with as very
r painful accident on Tnesb y� night last,
He Wass pr'nceeding down town and
Sccottei-Ha�ynd Sawing tttaet*Rues for Sale.
The un . ersigee has three second-
hand sewing unichinea for sale. May
t- be seeu at #l, H, Sweet's harness shop,
W :Johns,
to Hsrrouitess Honoured.
le Mr. D.1 IeGillicuddy, the able editor
he of the Goderiele Signal, at the meeting
of the Canadian Press AssoeiatiQn, held.
at Ottawa last week, was elected Presi-
dent and Mr. .A. E I.3radwin, of the
es Blyth Standard, as one of the Auditors..
m Dressmaking
a- Miss Violet Treble begs to announce
le to the ladies of Exeter and vicinity,
that after March 10t1 she will open a
fe, dress -making business in the shop re.
Gently vacated by Mr. W. Johns, She
ss' has the latest system of cutting and
The oyster cola
the bas
-Merehaent Taylor' went of the Main Street Methodi
church Tuesday night wits a success 1
every pairtienlar. A choice and into
testing pr�ogratnn was Rendered after th
good things had been dealt with and at
seemed to enjoy the evening. The �ur
seeds announted to about 420.00, deo
ter . of expenses.
Tlie este way tit kill tboo wina'lter, r, A. E. lIndgert has sold a h'rlf while near Mr. John Pigpen's work-.
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Ce sleigh tt, interest in ilia extension steel alto curb- Alil Min street slii►pesi xi1i the
hnrd pavement and , s
A train of thought that carries no - t e Itath urn P t sic. twined. such in
freight is useless,
""The wagesof sin is death" and there
is no striking for an increase,
When men build air castles they
never think to pat in the troubles,
The devil never enters where the
latchstring does not hang on the out=
side.
Mr. Thos, H;eudford shipped a ear=
load of horses to Winnipeg on Friday
last.
Mr. Win. fl;ibuan has moved with
his fluidly. into Mrs. Down's residence
elle Horan street.
The inembers of the Trivitt :lfeuroa
hal clirnrlb timid met at • the residence
of Mr. Wni, Drew on Monday after.
MOM
'We advocate the free liberty of the
ress so long ars it does not warrant a
fellow In squeeezing a girl out of her
coleete.
A load of yoniu,g people from town
ere ver • ne�as;rlitl
Mr. NI Dow" Bidelulph,Ion Mon- laude of someone, and have been elle -
day night lest. fi
w y 1 y entertained at
S: m oSi
. ally usvti to print from. Tho paper of
n to. Mr. R. Lock of h Rathbun
Portland Cement Worts far a large
figure. Mr. Rodgert is now directing
his attention to al device for snaking
cement fence posts, which if successful,
will be of.greaat value, being that cedar
is becoming scarce in this and other
parts,
On Friday evening last about twenty
menrlteisi of the Royal Teniplars recog-
nized in ahr Very happy manner the
worth of one of thew members, Mr.
John endnore, who is about to leave
juries to his hip that he was atnteltle to
proceed further. Ur. Aleft Tait hap.
peered along shortly after the accident
and acted the pant of the gond San►ari-
tan and with considerable difficulty a as.
silted him to Ms home on William illiiatnm st.
where a doctor wassuntrxtoned and the
ed address, Ttae address was read by
the editor of the ADVOCATE, 1Tt , white the
presentation was inaede by Mr. George,
Thomas. Mr.- Cobblediek Was wholly^ •
taken by surprise and with emotions
almost uncontrolable, .accepted teen
gift, in a few well chosen remarhs,wtth
grateful appreciation. The tea and
presentation over, all enjoyed ar most
pleasant evening,
Tn :lir. Jo,epli Cobb•aealirk,
Ds44i Fit P.—lye, your employes, laving 1
allctl topettaer through sows renal lam -paddy. t+
et,aa 11 a cannot, ter ali1sacat to ocra5aoaa or \oar .
ear e4 Amsu batsiues9, 4e acitheaa shnru • cos
wound dresseel, It will be carne thane Mali airrieriar;on ;cow many goad rpwalit'sca as
as
before he will be aloe to leave his heel, Ina r nrle rr Sad tc, 6rt ay aloe a reeli.ab a%al srd> ~e
0.1. I5 t'i ba:MC a ..YOU orad ,',Poore e'ralp 1,11e, 4v@,
tiled iu cbteago. atwata,,m, aciatd r a4.aat Fon areapa ably x a;, talo
Mr. A. E. Fake receivesbra :;'spa at estreraa as cl aeAaxit, �tta+s
received a c -+al a lsnr a\ aa+�7 nS fes-7aao � l�.st ti;f� liaspxr
San Wednesday night last annonueing fir,acsVirteaneittatn:tlgctzurasaaaasayd+,losl,eatelt tea*
for the west Shortly. An address of as thedestlt (if 1'&ederrck J. Littlejohns,?+►antelaeatilsmhezr>s,,:c,atlee ehe4ela;•.a lair ar>v,bte
flaattc.�ring ahereeter was read and was who died in ['hac,rgo, Ill., the seine z:4rtn 'ia,,-�G ra s 9E7Vasl *t . 4,,Ta ,
i ria
daaip,c
ace'onilaaanu•dlar;rsplelaclulllalule 'air• day. line death ivarsaavmri*yudelear a 's' tat
r:halm r a77„ ._.e:? G Y�7 G' �a:'„ai7tJj,* 40.l?ar a-.3a¢a''ia.r 4'77
(�ardnrare is a mach esteenrea numnhe' : a41 'uaae�c rested one. are vat” ale. e, 'A �o� aVcy terl�Qa7tb,oaa apias- azo,4 lean.. xt�aa.
x l ia. � ! i a ,
ad Ids dephrture will be much reni°et- 'tirn.of Bright's disease but was in his acme ai:r.,it:ts, Ilan hairs;,a,
d.
„ All, V. i:oall, E. latae Heli.
usual health up to within as `few WM'S iia- T.aKoaa.
Several bills cif ,.The Stara flank of before his death when he was sulk -
,w Brunswick, New Jersey" have ell down and without rallying sue -
wade theeirappeau:ince in various Slate c;
es in Ontario, and as they are worthless Z
will he well to warn file nubile. The t
ylets ascertained are that the orgarni• 1
nation of the hank was never con►plet- l�
tl
tl
ed, and, the engraved plates fell into the
1Mr.i.('ottl.e's black spaniel succumb -
ell to a dose of poison supposed to have
been adadniatered in the Immediate
aleighbemhood.
Two young ladies kissing each other
is like an emblem of Christianity.
They are doing unto each other as
they wish men should do unto them.
Messrs. Gtorpi.. and Wesley T3is.5ett
have opened a machine shop in Mr. J.
Farmer's old liquor store where they
will handle the Deering and other
machinery.
The Ontario Government has .come
to no decision yet as to the date of the
prohibition referendum, a statement
zo that effect Thursday having been
made in error.
For Croups, Colds and Bronchitic
troubles, especially among children,
nothing can surpass Wiman's Cough
Balsam. Sold by 0. Lutz, sole agent
for Dix Lung Syrup. e
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Caven Presbyterian church will
hold a social on March 11th when a
choice program will be rendered and
refreshments served.
The sale of English Stock Food is
still rapidly increasing, thus testifying
to its value. Those,stock raisers who
have not used it should give it a trial.
Sold by C. Lutz, Exeter.
People who claim the devil has no
peer in his line of work bave evidently
clad no experience with the gossiper
whose tongue is long enough to lap
buttermilk out of the bottom of a
churn'
Do you want a bargain in a black
dress? If so calland see our nice as-
sortment
of Black Ian
cy
S that
we
are clearing at 25 cents the yard at
the hulls discovered in circulation is
very thin, and the bills appear as if
well warn. Beware of thein.
Clinton New Brat—Sorrow at any
time is hand to bear, but seems doubly,
so when, a, little baby, at any age when
life seems sweetest, is taken away from
the parents, who night and day have
cherished fonhopes for the little one.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilber N. Manning were
ealled upon to bear this affliction on
Wednesday, when their third daugh-
ter, Alexandra Jean, fell nsleep, at the
age of 11 months and 4 days, the cause
of the little one's death being conges-
tion of the lungs with complications,
J. IC. McCulloch, the famous fancy
skater, gave an exhibition on the :rink
here Friday night last that was highly
delightful to those who witnessed it.
The ice was in rather poor condition,
being very soft, but this made hire
none the less interesting, he performed
every feat with wonderful agility.
The long jump over six sugar barrels
lplaced side by side was indeed marvel-
ous and many of bis other perform-
ances were equally difficult. A large
crowd were in attendance but would
have been much lacer had the weath-
er been more favorable.
A country minister ina certain town
took permanent leave of his congrega-
tion in the following pathetic .manner:
"Brothers and sisters, I come to say
good-bye. I don't think God loe•es
this church, because nene of you ever
die. I don't think you love each oth-
er, because you have not paid my sal-
ary. Your donations are mnnldy
fruit and wormy apples, and 'by their
fruits ye shall know them.' Brothers
I am going away to a better place. I
have been called to be chaplain of a
Stewart's. penitentiary. I go to prepare a place
fforou, and may the Lord have mercy
Are yon troubled with dandruff, on your souls! Good-bye.,,
itching of the scalp; premature falling ;
of the hair, or do you wish to restore �
grey hair to its natural color, then use
Turkish Scalp Food. Sold by C. Lutz,
Exeter.
A young fellow
Who has
been stop-
ping
in this town but a short while n
times says he has only seen three girls
.hero whom he would marry. We sup-
pose that the number that would marry
him is a good deal smaller.
Mr. W. H. Moncur, who recently
purchased the • dwelling on William
street, owned by Mr. 9. E. Fuke, and
lately vacated by Mr. S. J. A. Boyd,
has taken possession and moved i'
family therein.
The folloivin preparations arati
g p p ons and med-
icines I can confidently recommend to
the general public: Dix Kidney Pills,'
Dix. Little Liver Pills, Dix Cold Cure,
Wiman's Cough Balsam,Turkish Scalp'
Food, Wman's: Condition Powder,Eng-
lish Stock -Food. Sold by0. Lutz, Ex-..
eter.
We know of somearents'in town
wn:
wham if they world give the same
time to the proper rearing of themaral
degenerates bearing their ownnames,
that they devote to the critical super-
vision of the conduct of other people's
children, their lives would be so sweet
that beaveit would have no charms.
The, most incisive"and most keenly
analytical sketches of public men
Which have been »reared durin the
ears have; st. two ` p g
y e;.Jteen those of
_ dill
a
m:Allett White e
T
h
e_hu m`
orons
little episode. between Mr. White and
Mr. Thomas C. Platt is..still. ' fresh• in
,
the public memor .
p , . Y Mr. �'Vhrtes.
sketchforMarcb appears in ' the; Cos
PP,
1q�opolian;.arid ison the late President
Tis
a r on. '' ' r Itit °-
w l be rear • with wt
de
de
anterest-:by both the opponents and,
lands of that eietesman.
340 yards of all -wool Cheviot Serge
in Navy only. Quality that you ex-
pect to pay 35 cents for, we shall
clear the lot at 22-ec. the yard. A
sure bargain. Stewart's. •
The. London Free Press of Monday,
says: -Ex -Mayor Fred.G, Rumball and
Mrs. Rumball, (formerly Mrs. Perdue,
well-known in Exeter) arrived home
from their honeymoon trip to Florida
Saturday evening, after an absence of
two months. They were welcomed
home' by many friends, among whom
were ;representati-ves-of the employes
of Mr.Rumball's box factory, who wah-
r►bed to the r.zvages of the t seaase.
he deceased former; y resided here and
vats a young pian of good habits and
idestrious, His remains were brought
ere Friday morning in 'charge of his
alf-broths►•, 'elle. causes Stephens, of
re sante city, and the funeral took
lace zit 2 o'eloek in the afternoon to
ie meter cemetery,
liuy the J. D. Ring shoe for eom-
fort, style and quality. See our spec=
1t $3.51) Mens' shoe. Yon will want
ir.
It will be noticed by an advertise -
meat in another column that Messrs.
5, Popplc'stone, late clerk for Mr. E. J,
Speakman, and Mr, Peter Gardner,
late teacher at Winchelsea,luaveleased
the store premises in the post office
block and will open up about the 15th
of this month with as brain new stook
of dry ,goads, boots and shoes, grocer-
ies, ete, The store is now undergoing
repairs and will bo ready for occupancy
shortly. Under the managership of
twee such men this establishment will
undoubtedly take a prominent position
amongst the business houses of Exeter.
Their many friends wish themevery
success and We recommend thele to the
purchasing public who will find therm
both obliging and courteous and wor-
thy of their patronage.
Supper and Presentation.
Mr. Well. ,johns, who is about to
leave shortly for the west was the guest
of honor at an oyster supper, given
by a number of friends Friday night
The affair was held at Mr. Abe Bag-
shaw's lunch parlors, between twenty-
five and thirty being present. After
due attention had been paid to the
well served bivalves Dr. Sweet was as-
signed to the chair, ivho, in a few well
chosen remarks, presented Mr. Johns
with a beautiful fruit spoon. Mr.Johns
was taken by surprise but after regain-
ing his equlibriuin thanked his friends
for their kind considerations, not only
on this occasion but during his stay
here. The balance of the evening was
spent in speechifying, etc.
Exeter School Report
Class A.—Anna Martin, Lily Robin-
son, Herbert Gregory. Class B.—Mil-
lie Martin. Class C.—Winona How-
ard, Dolly Dickson, Winnie Carling,
Victoria Miners. Class D.—Viola Da-
vidson, Mary Parsons, Vera Cobble-
disk-; John Gardner, Martha Carling,
Alvin Brintnell. No. on roll 43, aver-
age attendance 39.
H. N. Anderson • ;--
3.,,M. Robertson }Teachers.
Sr. IV.—Hazel Browning. Jr. ,IV.
Fred Tz•evethick, Eno McPherson, El-
more Senior. No. on roll e50, average
45. C. Vosper, teacher.
Sr. III.—Olive Gould, Fred Smith,.
.Dolly Werry, Edna Bissett, ]Hugh Mc -
y... Jr. III.—Nora Hayton, Ethel.
Vosper, Blanche Sheere, ,Mary Brock,
to Davidson. No. on roll 59, aver
-
c attendance 39.85
M. E. -Gill -;teas
Sr. M.—Sophia.-'
her.
Werry.:' Jr. III.—
arence Easterbrook, Margaret; Ma
ns, Frankie Davis,ula`Marti
n,
Amos, Frankie Howard. No. on
1, 49; average 42.-
H. E. Warr
_ orrd, teacher.
Sr. II.—L. Birney, L. Hodgert, J.
nson. C. Welsh,' A. Dow and K.
ilius equal. Jr. Welsh,_
Snell, W.
Amos, E. Brickwood G A 1
ed upon them at their home on Duffer- Ka
in avenue. After expressing the great
pleasure at the safe return . of the Re
ex -Mayor and�.his bride,two very beau-
ag
tiful easy chairs were brought in view,
and presentedone to Mr. Rumball and
the other to' Mrs. Rumball, The for- Cl
mer replied in „a very happy speech. ' lea"
The, following extract from' the Mail rot
and Empire's report of the recentmeet-
ing of the Canadian Manufacturers
.Association, refers :to.:•Mr; T+; A lens- Ma
sell, B. A., son of Mr Thos.: Russell,' Co
Th Road, and we11 known here.—
Thames oa z
,. c tenon, C.
"Secretary T. ,A.. ,.Russell
, who has Pickard and Ii. Gardner equal ' No
been offered the position of general on roll 51, average 42.
manager of the, CanadianC-y cle and H. D: Pringle, teacher.
Slater Co., laid the matter before th '
r, a Sr:: IL -Catherine Makrns, Edith.
Council,' and it 'briefly d
ey Jr. IL—Geo.
, i was , tsctissed. Brock Myrtle ll,Inc J II G
I
t was left with, a Committee compos- Brown, Harry'Carling•, Willie Berne .
ed of the, officers, .the; past -presidents st Part II -'-Lai . y
and the chairman tmer, Grieve, • Lulu
of:the st ,<
ending cpm,,, Snell, ClarenCe Heywood. No. on roll
mitteesrwith.power { to act.. lt pre- ,38, .,average 27.
se t it, e
n sem It < . �
s kelt' „that Mr. Russell
S. ,J. Irwin teacher,
.: • , `'
will leave the assoelatlo
n, to which he
has rendered such eminent
service
As.
the offers made iunderstood ,. , d and to be One
offering'': great; op ortunities` • for' ii #+1
ou
• . . ,,is,
n:ma
n.nf:.,:
Mrp
.• Russell's'
y , g .,tadininls=.
tratave abilities.
Birdie'Boyle, Gladys Ford,
jack. k .Buckiil h
s. Mid' M Part, _ g.. ,. d Fart II.
Willie Sne11 Paul " `
Pi'e
,. h ..,
.. u r
o
Ih,.
tt ..J.,;
r
.Part ,
'tell'
aryot'Ie Whyte,
Harry l♦'itice Na. on r 11',42 a rera. .
o, . � v ,f;e
32, E, E Carling, teacher.
tiepi�P
PERSONAL.
miss Nellie Quaanee is visiting in Lon- ,
don.
('olenxo Salter is visiting his brothers
in London this week.
Mrs. Cimino, of 5eafortlt, is thegne;
of her sister, Mrs. J. Muir.
Mrs. ,Esther Jacobs. of Cobonr.g, is
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Thomas.
Mr, J. A. Stow'art is in Toronto this
Atka dRc �+• �?k.$'4 erica r, a$� .1 .;
Dusiness,4 Change of
61
We beg to announce to. our 'friends in.
Exeter and surrounding 'district that we
have purchased the ldaidwalre, Stove and
'Tinware business- lately carried on. by 11.
Bishop & Son and intend keeping a well as-
sorted stook in -all the above lines and by
close attention to business arid -prices, hoe
to merit a share o the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon our predecessors.
T.� . A K IN SON
succes`a�ors, To
BISHOP & SON. e
NEW
ItL fI1PEfI
NES CIIRPETS
JI� IJICE eVflTfi1S.
Wail Paper
As the season for house e~leanin is here we begto ear r
and to inviteyou to ins .est our Il you attention
p . �3u1, Stock, .
Our Wall Paper consists el' the finest selections from American and
Canadian designs.
Carpf'tS,
Carr els we vlaalan to he
li ti
assortment in town.
Acme fit �rllf'i'+Ai?JlS«
One thousand • o
nil pair f Lace (airtbnilrs,�aist� arrived so we are carrakkda�ar
we can please everybody both in price and
�yquality
'� iyn^�this {line.
COME EARL ;L ON .AND ALL.
stler.s Sas ii:e keep the largest and best
I Ieadgia
the (Ye
r
L. J, SPACKIVIAIST.
W. E. Sandford Ready Made Clothing,
1
week purchasing spring goods.
Mrs. Frank Wood spent a few days
in London last week visiting frient s,
Mr. Alex Stewart has neceirted a po-
sition as tailor with Mr. W. W. Taman.
Miss N, Lockwood, of St. Thomas, is
the guest of Miss McTaggart, Exeter
North,
Mr, Janes Bouthrou, of Toronto, is
spendingafew days here this week with
relatives.
Miss Moir, of Tiensall, visited in town
Inst week, th e guest of Miss Cora
Manning.
Miss Lida Quance, of London, is
spendinga couple of weeks with her
mother ere.
Mrs. Mary Brooks, who has been vis-
iting friends at Parkhill, returned.
home Monday.
Miss Lilla Howard, after ail pleasant
visit with friends at Farquhar, return-
ed home Monday,
Miss Hall, who has been the guest
of Mrs. (Dr,) Amos left Monday for her
home in Brantford.
Miss Ella Frayne was in Palmerston
last week and on her way home called
on friends in London,
Will Moore, who has been attending
the Military school at London, return-
ed home Friday night. '
Mr. P. Bawden .\den a
nil little a son, of
Ridgetown, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Bawden, to wn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manning were in
Clinton, Friday, attending the funeral.
of Mr. W. N. Mannings youngest
child.
Miss Mae Armstrong, who has been
Visiting in London, returnedhome last
week,accompanied by her -cousin, Miss
B. Friend, who will visit friends here.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Handcock, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in town for the past few months leave,
to -day (Thursday) for their home in
Emerado, N. D.
Eden
Mr. John Essery attended the Insur-
ance meetingat Farquhar on Monday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Will Cornish; of Us -
borne, have moved into Mr. Sam Hick's
house.' -Mrs. John Northcott and fans-
ily, of the Thames Road,are spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. Donee.
A number of good.horses Ohre chang-
ing hands: at good prices.—Mr. Frank
Adair, who has been in.the employ of
P y
Mr. Wm. Cayes for the past three
years, •leaves for._Manitotia next week.
—Mr. and Mrs, John Harmer visited in
Russeldale a' -few days last week': --Mr.
Will Dickens, of tucan, visited friends
here on Sunday. '
Hensill: Mrs. NV. J. Miller las pur-
chased Mr.•Frank 'Marshall's dwelling
imniediatelysouth of his shop.
Ell kaon The funeral ; of Mr. Geo.
.Godbolt,who" died. in Toronto last week
took' place at I irkton cemetery on
Monday. •Deceased was' 83 years old.
and formerly,lived near here.
Sofrtht n
e o . A o n son�of Mr, J.- O.
Il,os'e had :a narrow escape from serious
injury on ednesday morning. 'Se,`
Was hen 'in• on ` 'slei h° ood' of a
g.g a.. s w
Trumann 10 s' andso e', a ' fell
g. ineiWdti nt ';p y , under their rsne`ofthe" passedo ei.hoff hbad'bo tdnately no ones: were broken.
Wes. C. Huston,
FURNITURE& UNOERTAKINO ROOMS
GIllLEY'S gLOCI{.
We want to sell
200. ROCKING CHAIRS
before spring. See thein from 5Oc. up.
We can sell you a dandy bed room set
OAK ¢ OUT AND POLISHED, FOR $25.00
All, other Furniture, Bed Springs, Mattresses
away down.
Do you want that picture framed? We can do
it to the King's taste.
We buy our Parlor Suites in the regular way and
can show you something new in design.
CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOOK.
Seaforth: Mr. Philipp Murray remov-
ed his family from Egmondville to
Blyth last week. Mr, Murray has se -i
,cured an enno gagement einem as i
b
g
engineer ulcer of
g tI'Rpp�
ti1A,
the new flour mill there. About o six.
y
weeks ago, when they •were starting
the mill," he got his right arm caught
in a belt and it was broken in two
places. But for this accident he would
have removed sooner.
Blanshard: The marriage of Mr.
Newbon McCaufey to Miss •Esther Poi -
bird, both of this place, tookplace on
Wednesday, Feb. 19th, at the residence
of the bride's sister, Mrs, : Tyreman, of
the 10th, concession.. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. E. Holmes
in the preggence ' of a few intimate
friends. • The bride was becomingly
gowned: in cream 'cashmere trimmed
with cream satin. Her travelling dress
was of brown ladies' ; cloth, trimmed
with grey astrachan. The happy couple
left by the afternoon train for North-
ern points, before:taking uptheir resi-
dence on the 8th concession. Blanshard.
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h the methods' of the York
y Cole
Coal &'Save 1gs Co,, Head office at
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4 collector r calls:fo
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Inept of,5 cents or;mare. • • .
Bramrcli .O£'
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S Duff e
p i tai, Btock; iondotl,'
IF YOU WANT TO
Buy or Sell a Farm
IF YQU WANT TO
Buy
. >or~w _ Sell To. n -P
w .. rones ty
IF YOU WANT TO `
Bort O
w or Leh Money
aQ y
IF YOU WANT
Collections Made
IF YOU WANT
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Your Life Insured
.IF YOU WAgT TO
Go to the Country
e Old C�Qu t y
BY ALLAN 'LINE
CASH'
PAID,FOR FURS. '
Cal at he
1 t Undersd'
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JOHN SPACEMAN,
Office over Iii': Spackman .s.Hardware. ,
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