Exeter Advocate, 1902-4-24, Page 8r7'
Spring is here and we are showing the
newest designs in
SUITINGS, COATINGS
ux<d P :l'TJltifiS
tat reartaoamble prices.
Have pea received Jim.' .T, Mitchell"
few Fashion Plate for the present
season. Ueaiee 1 can give you the
latest cuts for spring and euuanneg
W. TAMAN'
site post Office.
3Ierchatnt Tenor.
Mrs. NV, a-. Hawkshaw,wholute been Purse Fauna.
ill at S. Joseph's Hospital, London, On fridAy, a purse containing a sura
for some time. laid of Whom mention, of looney. Oevtaer ca:iz have salute by
proving ownership tool paying tow t
notice, Apply to Josue WUol), Beet
.os><.
On the London Road between De..
:and Exeter, Saturday ereliing last,.
dark navy blue horse blanket, heel
the ad.+'•Blue Ribbon Tena" in yell
letters sewed nn its Finder will kit
ly leave same with
v:as trade in these coluttns hist week
as lseing. m a fairway to recovery, took
a. tarn for the worse Friday night and
has since been in a very precarious
,condition, having since then suffered
several hemorrhages of the lungs.
1<r, jean Kessel, who has been man-
ager a the Snthei•land-Innes Works
here for the past three years, left on
Friday evening for Homer, Mich,,
where he will take charge of a similar
works for the sattle eonopaay. Ur -
Kessel is a shrewd buses amen and.
has transacted ak large amount of breis
mess for the company since he took
hold of the works here. He is sueeeed-
ed by liar. Peter Robertson.
People of this country have been ea.
neaten to go to the uewspapers to find
:where to go for what they' need. This
Cou''ncil proceedings.
• ulnen Met pursuant to adjourn -
his Iter t at Tow ii 1la.l1, April IS, A11 Pres- ;
er. est. 'lliuutee of previous meeting readgruel coufirteecl. Mr. • Tretuttine inter=
viewed the L"ouncil regardiug itialtinz
voni n cuiinectiou with the )'.•iter main at
a • the pueilping house and to move the
4g. windniill now in use at the eleeti•ie
cw power house to the river. • Davis—
Wood—that the proposal of Trenilaine
& Snell be accepted, the Commit 're-
tea. t•tining the power to cancel the con --
tract at troy titre; ashy damage or costs
ol to be bol Ire by Treaatable •� Snell, ilfov-
,an- ed iri annenditnent by,l.l<[uite seconded •
ss-, by W.HAttling, that the proposal .of
ug llfessrs, Tr'eanaine & Snell he Mit enter
rs. taained. The Reeve deelat ed file emend,
he wene c,trr•ied.' •'.Genders for eex,cav:tt'iing
be • and filling in sewer on Andrew street
he ; were received asfollows;--'runs, Ha•rt-
null, 93c. per rod; Thome Welsh. $1.Oi
Boer
SO rod, lIarding-'Wood -that the
tender of T. Hertnoll, being the lowest
in be accepted,—Carried. Tenders for
e street wittering was received•esfollows.
re Fred Gillespie, S0,7aa per week; j. W,
t} Creech, $11.50; Thomas Werry, $11. Z;
4it liarry Parsons, 614;1 , Reamer, $15,
Wood—Muir—_that the offer of the
et, Western Oil Co., for gasoline, be ac-
•d ae ett•d.—Carried. "tuir—Davis—Haat
ie the following accounts, be passed :and
I," order's C1ral,w►a•On Treasurer for sante,-.-
ThonaasFlytun,lahor $0; 1). Russell,
e , do., 4G; Jaames Willis, do., $0; m.
nt ('olltngwood, doe SI 87; joules Taylor,
s- do., Sl,?i; Geo, Atkinson,. do., .;
Hathditird,tile,1001;recount, $1.50; Jas.
("meek,
11e— Voir -tt itrthe et in les
siouer' be .instrnetetl to Mama hydrant
art the Town Valli, -. -wattled. lauding.
t int the tender of Frets Gillespie, for
Street watering, he aict'eptet1, No sec-
t antler. Wood ian amendment that Lite
t tender of J. W. Creech be accepted.
No seconder, Muir—Day is—that the
CARLINQ BROS. 1 -,se
Trespassing Forbidden,
The ntembers of the Pablie Seim
Board have been advised that ;aa ran
her of y Dung'nen have been. arespe
fang on the school grounds ' duri
school -hours, end after sclaotil-Itou
As this is strictly forbidden by t
Board, we hope that this [notice will
sufficient warning not to r',peet t
offence, PRTF'& it. iy
SO tete that no well Inforlsmed wan
a fihaulrnan of B<i.a
will deny it, It follows that the atdver-, An Advertising Pointer.
riser who uses the newspapers will get' A merchant who lead vivo stores
the customers. This does not mean; small vintages tried.an experiment. lI
that the newspaper is the only means put as bargain counter in each go
for successful advertising. hart it is the containing the %anae:articles aatexaet
universally approved medium, 411,,' the saute prices. In the newspaper
though stone who believe in it may one a-illage he advertised his speei,
emptoy other methods ars well. Au he- t counter. In the paper of the oth
$leve to its merits, while all do not give village he did not aril; ertiee and so
prteeminence toaanyother one method. goods amounting to Jam. In tinesto
Miss Annie P. Keys, as former reel- i tete sttrne month iu tote gill:ice w he
dent raf Exeter was married int Londou Ile did aadM1�rtiste he sold goods w'or'm
• stt we, The Free ??Tess, of Thurs. ing to S1,.a24. Iii commenting on th
s gestalt of his exptriinennt that liter elta
ay has the fonuwing cbwaalettt:—.d. � _
pleasant event took place At Christysa's' "1"eop"le whet g.I . the haciver°.
elael e'h rectoI'3'' on Tuesday aiitilit.wlten
Ed. ,McCormick, son of Mr. •, .n-
elrOW McC'orntie�k, Sitrneoe street, was
awaited in anatrri.:t ge to .'1liss Annie P.
h.eys, daaangr.terofM'r. William Nene
Path 31aa11 street. The cerelfln-v was
Performed by Rev. Il. Moor Ouse, those Interested an beseliall wits hel
The young couple received unaidy hand- to the Town Ball. on Friday might las
�ume and costly preseuts front relatives for the purpose of Organization, Atte
nd friends. the 1151141 preliminaries the folluwin
The etitchen eedeocete Qi hast week ofllccrg were electedi Reeve Lovett,
Cyst ---lir. 4'W...1 Matti, llaatheinati. I1nn. Po'e5ident; (,'•, 11. ainderu. Ph•esi-
4l nee CIt1eaneareial Nester in the dent; fe,utiei11nrl3ctti'ISS% lar i�l tesa-
itehell. High school, has resigned,i dent; N. D. Ilurdon. 2nd ir'ice-Press
�in "'le'
� . ,
dent; sa m ..13"-a°4°',
ci• nS
ie
t ,a e e ,,! , c Gt eggs
accept the District :'t enev u y „ Man'
atilt p'tartlt mel smith moon oe "one aging Committee, Pteeiilent Sander:,
of the leaading Life Insurance Comport- Stu )'Trews. Brooks, W. liettuwrn,
es of Cnnaadaa, Our Citizens, we are E. J. Christie wend Isaac Bissett. A
Ire. will regret to heir or lir, may 'large ninnber have alreadye'urolled
'ring lass connection with the laugh their names as mmetnibers anti the Liar
meat would pass by one Of my° • gores
and drive ten miles to the other for
what they could have gotten :at the
same price at my store at their s'low'."
RaaSebatll.
A large and enthnsiatstle meeting of
O`# -AAL IN'.
Next Thur;d.ay will be May day.
Wilco a fellow gets sold he is apt
feel pretty sheep..
The favorite air with most of tl
girls Is a millionaire.
The date for the provineiaai electio,
has been fleet! for May 2L th.
1 claio '.e> t'cs neck is like as bell in act
meet its is ie wrong for diviner.
The lh'ore, et v .'t'iit° citta?a• of cont ioefe'rs
vvi r cle► le le !der fear e waft job.
Mr. . r),ova ctee arl.•il th:" pulpit
of the 1 l is.. a clean ;it, H.wn-i v,Senate' 1 eq.
aaea
:+lhSicr •Il ticIlsesdnitisctee. lout itt:te
you 'haat woe l -I rare parse at u;edueink'
wee nevi-en.•IL
.Clue' neat oleo litry', at v *ae is sl:: nteatn
a,S t14'• neon ails it, lata' the is not
steer ;Pi a itr°:41a>
lft . itaaur.ria•' , Of ('r'ead'Itoon, occupied
the ,1 ..J r..?u • 1l'iert s.aa='t�ie•t.tdriietit
l• seen
dim Dei, Stivetos.
The Her. W. J. Taylor. Of St Rbess
anal the n''4% J. W. Ten Eyck, exchange
tender for street watering be load over'
to April ':ith.—Casrried, Harding- .
Wood that C'.iuneetl adjourn to Friday,
April .}a, at 8p.na.—Catrriecl.
Gasci, II. Blest"rr, Clerk,
PERSONAL.
b,teertteettlt
tat. As lac tats as paainetaking and gives Promise of a good mid worth}
llrs, J. V. (' uelker is v 1st 'n
eneeeeetee teacher. I.lebits bed as good organization, A little financial :issi,t
ihi liaayfleId,
eleei of envie, ie'aa'ae in tite iteseitanece t anee fr,un the citizens of late -ter woad.
aat,lacss, and 1;11014 118 scaarraely a alaataht the melt ta[ envel:at4'ei And foithfaall,
ttppliaeal•
Taylor -Thrown
A. quiet house'v wettings; tool; place ti
rite re• Eden. e h ThIIn:at'i Bis eft, Sr.
ZS'illl:elta str°eeet, at -4 o'cla.:-k on Vows
day. than .Mins \ilmet Taylcir;lanai'
ter of Mrs. Bis nett, iva, merricrel to Mr
Abr:tla:tan Brown, to jrospe •an s farmer
near Maaale•tte.liieh, IteteC C. N.13vown.
rondect4.d the eereuaony which
was tiro';sed only by relatives and,
immediate hien of the happy ;emote. -
The duties of bridesmaid wind likewise
thatt of groomsmaan were tliepense4l.
with. The bride was the r'eeil!.ent of
spite am May of costly an i useful
Prescott, thus testifying to t[i. esteem
n which elle is held by her 'many
Wends he=re sand elsewhere. I'M happy
couple remaining till Feidny toad: the
ntnrnlmg t raging for their llichfliacathome.
Before re a yenlrg girl tin*ow heerself
at a ;waling men title ought to he sure
he isat go al ee.atei►,
Them ;ala• -elm' wiee father=, in thus
tttwtl who otos cram' day know as t
much as their sons.
Drink Ila ty have mole same peoplae h
fat, lett it lute m:tie more leen --against ri
•a, wall for mit
all f� t :support.
Mrs. J , I:lwerthy entertained a flew 1t
friends on TnI'-alay evening, in honor
of her niece.. ticee Burton.
The 31.1111) pule is like n womata's t
pocket. We all know where it ought t
to in•. blit the tremble is to find it..
The street watering cart made its cc
appe'arruv a for the ilrst time on Solar- cl
ILiV1and .t w.elee:lie visitor it was.
Mr. IL r3 i eleingham is having the t
anterior of hie elatnniadions dwelling
Amit:la•ile.i aril otherwise renovated.
Wenrd bee been received that firs.
Wm. II ole. who was taken st^tie►u ly
ill at her in'tthere in'is'aiy sine, is im-
proving.
The fru tt nations which have
most: prominent lately are coron.
Carrie N ati n), assassination and
vac-
cination.
1 Barrister Die; t:son was in Goderieh
> nn lousiness `,Cat esdauy,
ePf iii: stieee*s, rn lots new trnalertathin;,.
A meted tied;aateh from London t
llaartead four # ,areth e LWOW;s load Leger
t•<ecs•:l by two Wren wpm -setting tlaena-
l. veaas travellers for as Torrinto eteel
r.Inge concern. It is seated that thew,•
fa•$Iaaws went thIxane'h the township cee
etasi$aly to sell as Very' deeitaable style
of st,avc or range. When the farmers
declined to buy, the aagenits made a
lgrnp xsitlon to e•aeil in ttrrii, offering
hem at first ,12, and then 62.59 a date
tag delve them through the enunlry.
They thoniht this as golden oppar.un-
ity. and an agreement being produced.
cache igneel it. Tile elnetnnent signed,
bI►lae»i°e•a; taus await an agreement to
drive the agents for a4 stated bum, 'tut
nn egr.e,-nn.'nt to pay $i;I for ft. steel
�.e 1 t I.
t, a beet:- requested Steci tta make
lie following insertion On behalf of followet by the best wlahes for titch
he directors of the Exeter 'Union Enr- future happiness Of a lune cirri® a
(1(:ronncd. The season's operations wends here..
at the cemetery :are now fairly corn- >`,)caxeetss(441)L4ft*
Remo]. tti.ed. Atat meeting 1s the expenses will be large ne ting c+f the Liceuse Cpntanis-
his year, the directors hope that All siOnet5, sold At IHensall ala tuts 1$th,
e'rsons Interested and willing to assist ` melt„ the following licenses were
Trill contribute a' liberally. its possible. grt4rated:—Seaforth..8llristi»t4 :step- g
t will save the directors mach loss of bees, Jnnnes Weir, .lathes Di4k, Ilea- >;
irate and trouble, if all those intending deeSon .t, DeLaey and W. &J. Hunse•r,
ah eont.ribute, will hand such. contribu- foh� Tavern; fnr,shop, Edward Dawson
tions to one of the tlirectors:1s soon ns au .Toseph Weber. Exeter.. -r, C'In- u
►nvenient. After :another year the nip how, W. Iawkshaw, W. T. Aclhe-
irecteirshope to have the cemetery in sur' Geo. Berner, extended fart titre°
ti well kept and eeanly condition and stn iths. Shops. Farmer Bros, and F.
hen to become iueorparated, which 'I• .night. Liborne,-Joseph Ste ets:is.
St lit n.—\'t tn. li 1
yin be ai gnarantee that for rQl time �p • �. oifatt, <lufi�tst hill,
he minatory cannot ;Iselin faail into Vie n. Mite., Simon Deitrirlr. James
neglect. The diractors who will receive
cantributiunS and give reeeipts for Dtt•nneh, (1. I.. \loser. D• C.atnnan"
li an and Geo. Grafton extended for
t; r . u
e 7
Pl et mouths.
Iit.ans,4]i.--11. te. nod -
'ins and George Scott. Statnley.—
llenry Shaffer and C. B. Little. Tuck-
ersmith.•--(Chas. Wilson and (en. d.
Strong Bayfield and Verve nn 'applica-
tions
appiica-
tionsleft over until next meeting :zt
Henson an the 24th inst.
Runaway.
Gln Tuesdny afternoon last between
three and feur o'clock a tears oihoeses
attached to as heavy wagon, belonging
to Mr. Alex McDonell, of the Thames
Road, Usborne, while standing at the
grist mill, became frightened at as
piece of paper flying in the air, and
clashing ,sway made as lively run down
Bain street, endangering life and
causing saute a commotion. When in
front of the Central Hotel they wade a
turn as if to go through the atrchwny
but instead started down the sidewalk
with unabated fury. On mead
Alrnut thirty members of the Hm wan the Commercial .House, a bicycle be -
Old Boys' Association met Saturday longing i f on C. f e hotel left
as
standing in front of the betel, was
night in the Temple haiIding and de-
cided to accept the invitation of the
Seaforth Town Council to hold their
annual excursion this year to that
place. The date fixed for Saturday,
July 5, and tickets will be good to re-
turn on Moodily. Seaforth has prom-
ised to give the old boys a good time,
and arrangements will be made with
that enol in view.
Twenty -Cent Pieces.
The Receiver -General's Department,
Toronto, invites all who have 20 -cent
pieces to send. them in and have them
exchanged, as it is desirable to put the
coin out of circulation...At present two
kinds of 20 -cent coins` are found in some
places. The Newfoundland pieces can
be distinguished from the Canadian
coins by a dotted ring which surrounds
the "20 cents." The name"Newfonnd-
land can also be found on the coins of
that Island. A maple leaf wreath en-
circles the "20 -cents" on the Canadian
piece.
Died of Her,Iujuries.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Jones has been saddened by the un-
timely death of their little daughter,
Irene, who met with an accident at
the home of her' grandmother, Mrs.
Levy, on Thursday last, which result-
ed in her death. From infancy she
bad been a delicate child but on Thurs•
day was,particttlarly bright and was
allowed to go out in the yard. In some
manner she got into a buggy and while
there took a, fainting spell and fell out
upon the hard ground. The shock ren-
dered her unconscious from which she
never rallied, passing away about one
o'clock. The funeral took place to the
Exeter cemetery on: Saturday. The
keenest. sympathy •is felt for'the be
leaved parents.
Mr -s. Minstar. of Whalen, is theguest
atf Mrs. Wiim. Howard.
M. T. 11,', H awkshaw. of Lonadoti?.
was in to wn Tuesday night.
``aliee Nettie Fulton, of J,twdon. spent
Tuesday night with Mends in town,
Mr. J. D. Specimen. of Toronto, is
a;lateoling a few days at his home here,
Mit Ed. Ga'nur4•idge. of Erly s Mills, is
naployedat the Exeter stave works.
Mr. Albert Drover. of Chatham,
week.at few days in town during the
Miss Kathleen 11ortley. of ('halt, vis-
ited walk friends for as fear; days in town
asst week,.
Hiss Mn. Mitchell. after at. pleasant`
visit with friends in Ceediton,returned
home last week.
r• Mr. Bert Fowler, of Godericla. is the
i'
latest addition to Mr. W. W. Tatma4n's
tailoring staff.
t ng,
Mins :Rota :.tanbury, of Bayfield,
lvas the guest of Mr. and Mts. J. 0.
taa»buty last week.
Miss Matthews, of Toronto, is the
nest of her sister, Mrs. S. Fitton, ar.
°ivingTuesdaay eve ning.
Miss Squires, Miss Stewart and Miss
Ada Morloek, of Mitchell, spent Sun
-
ay with friends in town.
Mr. George Vosper left Tuesday'
morning for Toronto where he has
accepted 44 position as carpenter.
Mrs, Etl. Bissett, of Winnipeg, Malt.
arrived Lome Inst night owing to the'
illness of her father Mr. WM. Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Toseph Cobbiedick left
Saturday morning for Riverside, Cali-
fornia,where they will yisit for several
weeks.
Mr. Ernest Hill, of London, was here
attending the marriage of his brother,
Me. Fred J.1111.1 to Miss AL Ford, yes-
terday.
been
'Ltion,
There is no better liniment for gen-
eral household use than Winan's Lini-
ment. Itieinli•.' about it. Sold by C.
Lutz Exeter.
The cresting on the south wing of
the front of the Main street Methodist
church was blown off by the heavy
winds of Tuesday night.
Mr. Jos. Beech, of Watford, a for-
mer resident here, sang a solo with
splendid efeetin the Main street Meth-
odist church Sunday evening.
Wilnan's Cough Balsam can't he sox -
passed as a family remedy for Coughs,
Colds and Bronchitic troubles, espec-
ially good for children, Sold by C.
Lutz.
The Independent Order Foresters
will attend divine service in body in
the Jaynes street Methodist church on
Sunday morning, •I:g
n }rnlL next. xt. The pastor,
Rev. 0. W. Brown, B. A., will occupy
the pulpit.
J. G. Stanbury moves this week from
the residence he has occupied, the
property of Thomas Cudmore, of Hur-
ondale, and will reside with Mrs. Pow-
ell at the Rectory until he can secure a
house. Mr. Oudmore intends moving
in with his family in a couple of weeks.
Mr. Silas Handford received the sad
intelligence yesterday (Wed.) of the
death of his son-in-law, Mr. Philip
Reid, of Palmyra, Wis., who was
struck by lightning during a storm on
Tuesday last and instantly killed. It
will be remembered that Mr. Reid vis-
ited in town a few months ago, the oc-
casion 'being a family reunion.
During the hard work of the spring
feed your !horses English Stock Food
It will keep your horses right. For
young pigs .and calves it is the' best
and cheapest stock food in the market.
and is recommended' and used by all
the best stock raisers in the country
around. We are receiving numerous
orders for English Stock Food from
stock raisers from a distance. Sold by
C. Lutz, Exeter.-
Whiledriving into town on Thurs-
daylast, Mr. John,Roweliffe, of Us -
borne, had rather a close call from
serious injuries; One of the hold -backs.
of the harness broke and the buggy
running unto the horse caused it to
kick and run away; Mr. `Rawcliffe
hong on to the lines the best. he could
but the brute kept up;the pace until
about opposite ' Carling B Sic et ore
when it was stopped. �' r r r
Sij uldock, Ji4ures Hauivah, Joteiih
r ,
same are, M'1rt"l:ittl Coates, Thos. Carse,
Roger. Northcott, Wm. Russell, D.
Jacques, S. M. danders. Chas. Snell,
Sr., Thos. Prior. W. D. Sanders, E. 3..
Spackman, C. Lutz. .All parties not
having received proper deeds for lots
will kindly present their certificate to.
W. D. Weekes and receive a proper
deed in exchange. Should the certifi-
cate be lost as proper Gleed will be
given.
Apprentice Barber Wanted.
A. young man to learn barbering, ap-
ply to A. HASTINGS, Exeter,
Boy Wanted.
Boy wanted at once to learn tailor-
ing, apply to
W. W. Loewe.
Cottages for Sale.
Several brick and frame cottages in
Exeter for sale. Apply to John Speck -
Old Boys Will Visit Seaforth. •
caught in the rig and carried around
the corner, but strange to say was
very little injured, while the team
made a torn and ran to the shed at
the rear of the hotel. Here they col-
lided with a post, brining them to a
sudden standstill. The iieckyoke,
wagon and harness were somewhat
broken while the team escaped unin-
jured. Luckily there was no, person
on the sidewalk when they turned in
for if there had been the chances are
they would have been killed.
News and News Only.
It is news we want. We do not care
two straws to know that Susan chewed
all the putty that Harry Fry put in
the knot hole in the fence while she
was was winning her way into the
stoney heart of Reuben; it matters not
to us that Eve dreamed of her own
Fred last night and told what a happy
girl she was in her own imagination;
we do not care two cents whether Jack,
Jill or Hannah are seriously contemp-
lating matrimony in the dim and dis-
tant future. What we want' .is news
from our correspondents, not vagaries
or imaginings. Itis ofno interest to
our readers to hear that Sallie hrought
home a bar of soap last Sia`tiu•day night
and slipped in the lather when ascend-
ing to her room after bidding het es-
cort good-bye about two or - threel.
o'clock in the morning. No one out-
side of a very few cares how many
dogs were seen in afield,o'the amount
of lumber -chewed up by Mary Jan
from the pickets of her father's fence
as she looked love to eyes that were
moonstruck or lovestruck or ought to
be struck.with a club. We do not
want this kind of trash, the ne
what we desire, and we have no ;1 s is
for twaddle or gags. • tom
Fred Walters left Monday morning
for Win hum where he will join his
uncle and from there will go to Sault
St Marie.
non. Thos. Greenway, after a week's
visit with his sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Rollins,
left Saturday on his return to Crystal
City, Man.
Mr. P. Dignan, of London, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
here, returning to bis duties as travel-
ler Monday.
Anderson Cor.—Mrs. J. Anderson,
has gone to Exeter, to visit ben nep-
hew, Mr. White, who is suffering from
a fractured leg.
Miss Gerry and Miss Vance and Mr.
G. Vance, of Mitchell, were guests of
the Misses Huston and other friends
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. Barnes returned to her
home In London, after spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Evans, here.
Mr. W. J. White, of Ottawa, spent
a few days in town last week yisitiug
his brother, Mr. M. J. White, who stili
remains in au unchanged condition.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Holman, of Bay-
field, were in town Sunday on their
way home from attending the Ritter -
al of the.late Mrs. Handford, at Cen
tralia..
Mr. Jos. Beech, of Watford, former-
ly of Exeter, spent a few days in town
during the week in the interests of the
Douglas, Lacey- & Co., , Bankers and
Brokers.
Mr. Frank Greenway, who has been
vlst ing men - s ere ore past ,ew
weeks,the guest of Dr. Rollins, leaves
fot•'his home in Crystal City, Mau., to-
day (Thursday.)
Miss Jean Hawkshaw returned home
from London Monday evening after
spendinga few days with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. W. J..•Hawkshaw, who was
very low last week.
Mr. Wm. Hawkshaw returned Tues-
day evening from London. He:reports
the condition of Mrs. W. J. Hawk sba•w
unchanged although there is; some hope
now of her recovery.
Mr. Win. Hedden left here yester-
diy (Wed.) for Crystal City, Man'. He
took with hits a carload of household
effects. Mrs: IIedden and child will
follow on Monday next.
•
Paints,
Garden, Tools,
Garden
and. Field, Seeds
Washers, Wringers,
Cistern.
and Spray Pumps .
Thoraldi and
Portland Dements,
T. HAWKINS SON,
Successors to -r. Bishop &
•
CORSETS
Ladies we have the E. T. WATCH
Sl "RING Corsets, Improved Cutr.
They fit graceful.
USLI.l, • S..
Ail excellent range of the It '.est
colored muslins, c1.imities,oa•gal>tciies
satin stripes, fancy grenadine and
lace effects. Blaek I11sli la gi ena-.
alines and organdies.
)3 °USES.
An exelusi 'e 1'o we of lad les white
blouses made Qf lane Jh11 1t lawn
trimmed with tucks, ant i 9b ' " :-
r l>l 1.4�1f1
el.'s' o1 lace insertion.
TRIINGS.
just received, new Silk applique
trimmings in bile loin cream.
E. J SP.a' s
Jieadquarters for the Cclelaraateel W. 1 . Snnelfcnrd Reaad • :glade' ('lothim
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Wes. C. Huston,
FURNITURE& UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
GiDLHY's BLoci{.
We want to sell
200 ROCKING CHAIRS
before lug. See thein from 50e. up.
We can sell you. a dandy iced xoom set
OAK} OUT AND POLISHED, FOR $25,010
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 STOvCK.
FIELD AND
GAR.DEN SEEDS.
We have just receive -aa nicely as-
sorted lot of:FIELD and GAR-
DEN Seeds frons the D.M.Fer-
ry and the Steele Briggs seed
houses. ' These are fresh, new
goods, to us at least, and rower
in price than last year. We
think these people offer - seed
true to name and excellent in
quality. . .
We will he pleased to have a part
of your trade and will appre-
ciate your good will. .
We shall shortly have a quantity
of seed corn to offer. . •
We are selling Canned Peas, Corn
and Tomatoes at 7c. each just
W. Trevethick.
txoderich: A small boy attending
St. Andrew's Ward School got a bad-
ly cut lip one day last week, a compan-
ion having thrown an old tin • can
which struck him onhe mouth. A
doctor had to' be called to pit in a
number of stitches, f
CHARLTON & PRRNON
EXETER, AGENT FOR
PROVAN'S PATENT CARRIERS
FORKS AND SLINGS.
Supplied p with either the
Angle Iron, Round
Rod or Wood.
These are without a
doubt the best ma-
chines obtainable
at any price.
Was' awarded the only
medal and diploma
given on Hay Forks
at the World's
Fair Chicago.
Supplies at Russell's Blacksmith shop.
EXETER, ONTARRIO.