HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-8-21, Page 8Stock
Taking
Inducements.
We propose taking stock
Shortly and, we alSo propose to
give Ick bargain in every suit or
garment nut out by us before we i
stort the lob,
1 eeera waertea. I
regalar value $7.00, cleariue int ss1.95 ' _Exeter Tand Gianni Bend, a large oil-, lodgings in private bouse; either one
Lost Oucioth. ; 9
, On bursclov, Aug. Intb, between t Wanted. by young lady, board and Harvesters and
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A full prioted dinner set, 07' pieees, ,
cloth. By retuning to Exeter Grisei or two rooms, Apply Box 43, Awe°.
t at Steware's.
Tureish Scalp Food is the best reel_ mill Ander will be suitably rewarded, CT E Office. Exeter.
k‘dy sold for itchine of the scalp, pre- Neese ot Renew 'Notes. Yisit to t140 House 'gnat:age,
maturen Wing a herdituarninre, preurh returned nrom nfon„1 While in Clinton on nioeday last the
stering color of grey hair.. Price 50 day, where be bad been takiug i editor of the AnrocATE, accompanied
cents. Sold by O. Lutz, Exeter. tieut, Annie Ilinoiston, a the Tionse bY Reece Levet, Messre, 13. Carling
Our customers pay. the never bad as proflaRe:fugseil, etobitsb eb eller 2tuile inn :zee oofithtba.: sEtt,w0aliut.ixstaiteci, ret avrilsir :tut! 0As`i
flouse of Refuge for live years. worthY institution. the Roose of Re -
good a dour before. A few bakings
will be sere to convince you of the
truthof it. IlenvnT Pnos.
Messr& lIandfordiUott shinned
011oice Goods.
hove e to Wionipeg N'Ved-
nesdev. They were accompanied by
Mr. John Cann,
We have some.of the choleest,
not fashionable an ep-toedate
eciods to be.haii, thus geeing yon
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"a goo4 teleetien eboose from.
'Remember
When we say we are gob nn t
give bargains we wenn that7 but
they will only last until stock tink-
les*, le over, so leave your measure
now.
Prep in end get our prices -and
be convinced: of Wbat. we sane,
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
lovereigo int of OR
rnu
OFF4CE, TORONTO
Capital anthorized ... „ $2.0110.0010n
It is stated, on good authority that
the matter of a new hymn book for
the Methodist ehurete of Canaelie will
otne of the important matters is
etessed at the General Conference at
Winuipeg. The reason assigned for
the change is that a. large number of
the presenG hymns are Seldom used.
emits at Stewart's.
finee. The nenial tuariager. Man D„
Threshers' Supplies.
The wise and prudentemin, be be a farmer or what he may, never
leaves the thinge requires till the last minute. Neglect bee put
many a man in a tight piaci*. Now don't be caught napping, if you
want anything in the line of harvesting or threshing supplies we
have it. Here are a few specialsi—
rQ' eteseultees, Fi;ncli extended 0.• hearty weleome to 13i/icier Twine 33nader Gloves
The followiug tip is for those who the pertynend wbile somewhat uneer
are ;yowled by -those over troublesome the weather allowed them through tiae Brass Valves
Cheeks
creatnres coiled moseuitoes; Throw. a bnitclioc, and grouuds, To say the leaSte
piece oj1iun the size a 0. marble into the whcite premises were nomad to be in oneks
nien1
a bowl of water and wet the bands and clase condition, and every. visitor
exposed parts with in ;Not a moscon cannot help being struck with the Qauge masses Gauge giass rubbers'
to win touch von.
Etc.
-tpm er, cool enienc a
name nunousent Illness everywhere to be found, The I
ees, :ewe erected e very large main4ether Belting all sizes from one to 6 inches wide
ly eVerY SeAlSe alld show a relllarkable,
Messrs. Weeltes Bros., Oranite deal- grounds and gardenS are models in
Threshing Gloves a, new stock Engineers FaolduR,
ment in the Rodgervilte cemetery to Yield °f. errYthll'g gr°1"' 41.41°11g.' - • • • n • • „
tbe memory of the late Mre. Then the number of inmates from this sec.. Rubber
above the groand and weighs too t and jolin , a`
Asbestos
Russell, It is n rock Anisbeil ob tion we met Mesad
srs Thomas Ste
'taps ta valises, teleseopes and design, standi6 19 feet, d inechlses doe and Mark Clarie, shoemakers of Exeter both former Special 33abbI e't tla
— and a half tons. 'E:nigbten' af MLsegnwd Peerles$. Ma.oblue Artie cup Greese, or
Oil
On Monday evenine last while air.
pewee by weed wee dewing borne Rev. James flannon. D. D., raid Rev. oar nigli ochao* mrartment.
Cylinder Oil
beppy and contented and satisaed
wt eir
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n us. Inn glimville, aneenn TbeC1141rcbo-
ak HAWKINS & SON
front town. his Isoree took fright P- -Maiott. of the XiPPC,n Cinenit. That High School wornes far es Jen,
near Devon and ran away. Both oce exchanged Pipits on Sunoayn-nRenn !, or Leaving can be and is successfully
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eepeets were thrown out wan ceesid- MillYard aritt Rer• Button* Wel) taught in the ExeterPublicSchnol,bas SuenenSorS to BiShO& SOLI,
erable forte, btit luckily snetta,-ined Centralia Orel** 441.501 "changed ail been again demonstrated by the result,
Solidified, Oil,
slight iojuries, while the cart wae bad.. ties last Stintley.--Ilev. J. V41-, Ten Eyck tbe recent examinatione, Nine WA
the vaeancv in the Trivitt Memorial'
WbILeEon„ -wawa and tworaner . Januar Leaning were successful and
of his givsey friends were driving this .1.hurell her° filled Mr. one of these whoobtainen Part
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condneted servieee in St. Marys, while I of the eleven candidates for Pnrt T.
ly damaged,
side of f. entralia, on Tuestley, a big
aylor
I, Junior matriculation standlog. Out
bOrse, whiele they bad received in a navnte-nerrettnnenreien. of the nine who Wl'Ote for Pert IL jun-
tratie nt Mooresville. dropped down An excursion nude e the auspices of loe Leaning eigbt were nuecensful.
o.
on the road and in a few mientee gave L. 0. L No.794, Wiogliam, wilt be run proportion unequalled by any Bigh
up the ghost. Sbrewd as they may front Iniocardine to Sarnia, and Detroit 1 School in the country. Our echool has
be in their horse dealings! line all lath- on Saturday Pea% Aeg, 23rd. On reacb.lalsogained the farther diatinction of
ere they get Dipped ocensionally, bag Sarnia the Teshrneo. the meet up.lhaving the only two candidates who
The voters* lists of the various muni. to -date boat plYing tintween Sarnia !obtained honors in the connty. The
eipalities have been tinted and hong and Detroit. will_., be in waitinS and rublin $elnini Unard nre 3114°us to at.
t D t it t th ford ever ficilit.y to those sttulents
Capital 6ubscrilied— .....S1.$00, .
up for Inspection. t is the duty of conceY Passengeno 0 e no . a e '.
Exgrztt BRANCH °eery wan that is Teemed to vote to low rate of liOnse wand trip. A ge4d who ProPose. attending here and a
Savings, Department Wants to have a vote. It is his own larges,t lady,..son t.te train. Thia fare nedere,e soilhat r. e echool will be now
air n we equipped for tbis depart
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Everyone nns been showing LOY. fault if bis name is omitted when . the frolu Pere will he JeSre ment of work. Wbat our Board have
ALTY to the KLNG and now is MI op. roll hasAnally passed. the Judge af 'i Bogus2,1*, iinderGalien GO do they have done. are
portune time to show LOYALTY to was not on the roll 'before. This le a, Merchants will do well to examine tloiun, and doubtless aim to do foe the
yourself by opening' a, SAVINOS personal matter and not to be left. to all two dollar bMs they take In toe future and that is to keep our Publi
BANK account in tne nonnKREION another to do for you. See that your some time, as there is a Counterfeit in Sebool in the front rank in every de -
BANK at EXETER, or CLINTO:4% name is on• circulation that would dazzle a child's partment of work covered. ' In tbi
see that his name is on, the list it he brooch will lie given AS aeprize to the inereaShig the atparatue for teachin
where highest rates of interest etv Mr. E. J. Spackatan. of town. one of eye. Several have alreedn been passed most worthy aim they may rest as.
peild on depeeits of Si mad epwards, tbe most, indent, and enthusiastic 'Odd' in Ottawa, and the pollee have one in.surveil they have the full enaorsement
NOTES dvnennuted atveanonattle
rates. DRAFYS BOCOIIT and SOLD.
SPECIALnttention given to farmere
and eattlemeres husineess,
A Ggrener. BANKING lIctilNESS TIZAN-
BARTUD,
F. W.61.ADMAM, F. E. Kakfil,
Selleitor.
111 LOCAL DOINGS. t
4u
Bid ine: is freiMently doe to bad
habits.
25e. in advance for the ADVOCATE
to Jan. let. 1503.
An automobile passed thronigh town
Slieurday afternoon going north.
fellows m vtVestern Ontario, was last thorpossession. Thema:Anon isabout
week eleeted Orand Patriarcli of the as poor as they could mane them, but
Grand Encampment. That he Was in the darn the bill could be palmed off
worthy of the honor tbat bas been easily. The lettering is fairlo goad,
bentowed upon him and that be will bat the engraving is poor, while the
MI the °Mee both with credit to him- paper is undoubtedly the wont ever
self and to the honorable body Which been in a, connteifelt. The paper is
represents, goeS without, saying. Mr. very thin, and the ink is very fah% so
8Packtuao One (,4 the oldest Odd- people sbould be careful in receiving
:Wows in town and bas mud. thew bills. The police are working on
fested a deep interest in the orner, the matter.
..) epees 1,Ve extend with his warty friends con- .
The Ontario Statutes provide for the
a cutting of noxious weeds on both high -
Some people get along without seine the matter as individuals and pledge
position in An "change says "A Preaeher In
It is the dutv of every municipality to town Sunday and Monday.
neighboring town on a recent Sunday ways ;Ind:occupied or nnoecupiedlands.
evening caned the citizens down good If owners ofsech lands refuse or neglet
and hard for late trading on Saturday to have such weeds cut or destroyed
nights which compels the delivery boys before gain to seed, then it becomes
the duty of the council to have melt Mrs. I V. Crocker spent a few days
as well ns clerks :Ind merchants to work
lip to inisluight and often ou into the uonnous weeds cut, and provision 14illSo in London last week,
Sabbath to get their orders all deliver- made for collecting the cost of suck Miss Polly Weish,of tondothis visit-
t.a. The reverend geutleman is on the work, and in default of pityment the ing her Temente here.
right tisnek and while there is undoubt- cost, Is to ba placed against the proper-
edie. alittle ehange for the better along Miss Hunter, of Brantford, is the
ty together with the tax rates; further- guest of mrs„ A. 3. Ford.
Waiter eltdr has taken a . this line during the past year there is more tine occupant of the laml who ie-
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the MoIsons 13 ink here as imnor.
stallroomfornmproveleene abetrouble fuses or neglects to cut down or de. -.1. . Salter, - D . •
M ' Geo of London snent
If you want to be nealthy. wealthy can be remed ied with very little bother stroy these noxious weeds is liable to a Sunday athis home bere.
and wise use Harvey Bros. Star Flour. if everyeitizen will take an interest in tine of from $5 to $20 for each offence. Mr. Albert Cline, of Galt, was in
Noxious needs.
0 wet -Illations,
of our citizen%
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' PERSONAL
woe
Miss Wookis visiting Mends la De -
twin
Mrs. F. j. Knight epeut Friday in
London.
Mrs. R. McNabb is the gest of
Mrs. Wm. Ford.
atm P. Lang is visiting friends 1
Guelph and Elora.
Miss Lyda Trevethiele is visiting
friends in Crediton.
AT SPACKNANS •
For 35ets. per yard
Fancy silks in waist lengths, regalar price was from 81.00 to 81.50
per yard. your choice of any of them for 35e. per yard. Only 18 .
ends to see. Come early.
For 1,0cts. per yard
10 pieces Amerean mercer silks. 32 inches wide, all new goods, a
little tete in meeting, the best weaving eolered geode in the 111RP-
ket,regular 15e, goods, on sale while they last for only 10c. nee yard.
For 25cts. per yard
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20 pieces all wool pktin dress goods, proper material for girls
early fall skirts and dresses. These are not peer goads, mo better
ean lie bad in the regular way at lees than 50 to Inn per yard, all
on sale NOW at XiCtS, per yard.
E. J. SPACKMAN.
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sandford Ready Made Clothing.
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'est as long us they have a. few dol- themselves to do their buying earl Or MISS Thompson. of Montreal, is the
ars.
Premier Rees is expected to return
from the Oki Country on Saturday
next.
A douetion party might be a how-
ling success to the man who is out of
dough.
carry their pnrchase home themse ves.
It is a. Wiling thing for each of us to
do, but it means a great deal to the
merchant end his assistauts."
›.7ewspa er subscribers often Wonder
why a pu Usher keeps on sending a
a er when the snliscriptinn is expired. aceounts be passed and orders drawn
on treasurer for same:—Geo. Cindmore,
labor $3,48; Thos. Flynn, do., $5.00; T.
1,Velsh. do., $3.12; Wm. Atkinson, do.,
$2.25; W. Parsons, do., $1.50; S. Hand-
feed, do., $1.00; T. Hartnoll, dn., $2.06;
Municipal World, stationers-, e3.08;
W. S. Bissett, expenses sending Cun-
ningham, hack to London $1.65; W. S.
Bissett, expenses of Council to London
debt it has been enstomary ler Publish. to inspect culvert, 35.10; P.
ng
ers to continue sendithe paper after street watering, $80.00. Carried. Wood
the thne has expired. The city weekliqs —Harding—that the Clerk notify Mr.
and dailies do not generally' follow this E. North, of London, that the Council
enforce these provisions.
Council. Proceedings.
guest of Mrs. O. W. Huston,
.Council met _pursuant to odjourn- Miss Ida Cottle left on Wednesday
ment Town Hall, August 150. Ab. to visit her annt in Stofferdville.
sent Councillor Davis. Minutes of .
previous meeting read and confirmed.
'Wood—Harding—that the following
Mr. B. S. O'Neil has improved the \Vhon a subscription is paid to a certain
appearance of his hank by o,plateglass . time, and time expires and the paper is
front. stopped, it looks as if the editor doubt-
ed. the
Mr. J. G. Stanbuey is having his law integrity of the subscriber, and
offices remodelled and otherwise
nine cases itif ten the subscriber will
int -
give the editor a calling down for insin-
There are people
proved. tinittherthanting that his credit wee not nniod.
velea never miss an R
opportunity to talk but seldom say a neighbor'cast any teffection against
s honesty to pay a sruall
anything.
lese Foot Ease for tender, tired, ach-
nkor sweeten feet. sold by C. Lutz.
Price 25 cents.
Hog cholera prevails in Middlesex.
Mr. Frank Chantler, near London,
lost seventeen hogs.
Rural schools commenced on Mon-
day, while city, tow.a and village
schools will not open until Sept. 2nd.
If the time ever comes when people
Call know just what other people
think of them there will be quite a lot
of embarrassnuent.
Asa, general tonic for the system
• and to enrich the blood, nothing will
maid Bland's Laxative Blood and
Nerve Tonic Pills, 100 pills in each
bottle. Sold by C. Lutz. Price 50e.
The brickwork of the new liaisons
Bank has been completed and. the car-
penter work is being rapidly peshed
to a finish. Tt will, however, be some
time yet before it will be ready for oc-
cupancy.
A large number will leave on the
Harvest Excursion for the West to -day
(Thursday.) Among the number are
Thos. Sanders, Ed. Sanders, John Snell
Herb Ford, Wes. Snell, John Moore,
Charles Long, Frank Triebner.
The Ladies Aid Society of the James
street enure), gave a social on. Mr. S.
Fitton's lawn Wednesday night of last
week. A very pleasant time was spent
by all. The band was in attenda,nce
and enlivened theproceediegs.
Whenever we see a person changing
the spelling of his name to Browne,
131acke, Whyte, Bleue, etc.'we always
think his ancestors have been sheep
thieves or have done something else
that their claildree are ashamed of.
rule as their subscribers are at it dist accepts his offer for sufficient 45 -inch
tame and. do not know their financial sewer pipe for sewer on Ann street.
standing. Oneshould deemit an honor Carried. Harding--Muir--that the
to know that his credit is not doubted 'Reeve and. Treasurer be authorized to
when the publisher continues to send borrow the sum of one thousands dol -
the paper. Should the subscriber desire tars to meet current expenses, and
to have his paper discontinued be that a By-law be prepared authorizing
should inform the publisher and remit said loan. Carried. 'Wood—Harding— Mr, F. Hunt, after a few weeks'
to date, if any is owing. that Council adjourn to meet at call of pleasant visit with relatives here, re -
The Stratford. Herald of last week Reeve. Carried.
GEo. IL Bisserr, Clerk. tamed to London Monday.
hits the nail square on the head in tbe Misses Clara and Annie McInnes, of
We believe almost everybody with-
in reach uses Star Flour, but if you
have not tried it do so and be convinc-
ed that it is the best flour on the mar-
ket. 1-1AfcirEY Enos.
31.00 for 7 yards pure wool double
fold, navy blue, and waleserge dress
goods. The biegest dress goods bar-
gain ever offered in Exeter, at Stew-
art's. -
At considerable expense the mana-
ger of the Opera House, Mr. W; C.
Huston, has secured the services of
the Livingston -Wylie Co., to give an
entertainment here on Fair night,
Tuesday, Sept. 2e. This is a splendid
comp lily and should be greeted with
it good house. Particulars later.
The Misses Hall. of Parkhill, are vie-
iting their aunt, Mrs, A. Sheere.
Enos Onnlinore spent afew days with
friends in Seaforth during the week.
Mr. John Ammer and son, Roy, re-
named from their Western trip on
Saturday.
Rev. W. M. and Mrs. 'Martin left
last week for a sojourn up the efusk.o-
ka Lakes.
Mr. mid son. Ma.rvlin, of Sim-
coe. are visiting at his daughter's,Mrs.
L. D. Vincent.
Miss Jeffery, of Toronto, spent a few
days here the past week, the guest of
the Misses Totals.
Mr. Albert McCallum and wife of
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting relatives
and Wends in town.
Mrs. Steele, who hes been the guest
of Miss Mortiock, returned to her home
in Port Stanley Friday.
following and its remarks apply with Dicd witthipm. Toronto, are spending a few days with
equal force to this and other towns as The following clipped from the Ory- friends in and. around. town.
well as Stratford: Sometimes we see or
hearStratfordcharged with being slow,
and occasionally the charge is heard
from Stratford people though usually
from those whonever did and are never
likely to do much to quicken anybody's
pulse. They just talk and hit on that
as a change from the weather. They
are usually profitless citizens anyway. Cornwall, England, in 1839 and when
Give us the citizen who is always
ready to speak well of his town and. about six years of age his parents mov-
ed to Darlington, Durham Co., Ont.
In 1860 he was united in marriage to
Miss Mary Ann Osborne, of Darlington,
and after a few years time they made
their home in Exeter, Ont., where the
family resided until they settled in
lelanitaba, in 1880. Brother Werry was
converted to God when about sixteen
years of age and united with the Bible
Christian church. and since the union
With the Methodist church he has ever
done what he could for Cerist and the
brotherhood of numanity. As class
leader, Sunday School superintendant,
Recording Steward and Trustee he has
faithfully served the church of his
choice and has been a living witness
of the Goepel he lived and loved. He
was a kind obliging neighbor:, a devot-
ed husband and anindulgent parent.
For some months past it became ap-
parent that death had claimed him for
his own, In hope of continued life he
went to the hospital and underwent a
very serious operation; but such was
not the father's will, for after suffering
intensely for ten days with great pa-
tience. his liberated spirit took its
flight, to the realms of eternal day
there to meet his beloved wife who
preceded him some :three years. He
leaves a family of four sons and five
daughters to mourn their loss and car-
ry on the blessed work in which he
was so much interested. On Friday
his remains were followed by a large
procession from the station to Pilot
tal City (Mane Courier, refers to the Mr. W. R. Moncur returned from
death of a former well-kuown resident Grand Bend Friday, having taken two
of Usborne:—By the death of Mr. Wm. weeks' holidays at ebat place.
Werry on Wednesday' An. 6th, in Mr. A'. Q. Behier left Wednesday
the General tinseled. Winnipeg, God for New York and other places, corn -
took to the home of heaven .a faithful biting business with pleasure.
member of the Crystal City Methodist
church. Wm. Werry was born ill Misses Gussie and Addie Holland re-
turned from their visit to friends in
St. Marys and London, Monday.
not cry it down; the kind. of. man who
can tell real success and prosperity
from the frothy, noisy article that is
put forth for success by so many towns
in Uncle Sam's domains, whose sole
pursoit is money and pleasure. Save
us always from the kind of prosperity
that is attended by streets fall of sa-
Ioons, the gambling dens, the yellow
journal, atel the discordant American
Sunday with its excursions and bands
and nauseating exhibitions. Leb us
bold fast by the good British character-
istics of solidity of character, thought-
fulness, reverence for higher things,
and intelligent preference for the in-
triesic,--even if some do call us sober
and give us empty taunts for the ab-
sence of things their ignorance make
them overvalue.
Boy Wanted.
Good smart boy wanted to learn
printing. Apply at this office.
Lost—Bolt Pitt.
On Ann street, Saturday, 9th inst.,
a belt pin. Finder will confer a favor
by leaving same at this office.
Apprentice Wanted.
An apprentice wanted to learn the
milling, from 15 to 17 years of age,
with good education.
Apply to Harvey Bros.
Girl Nsianteil.
Good general servant. No laundry
work. Good wages. Apply to Mrs,
toliTu
TAKING
Now is the time to beautify your
hom.es by selecting some of our
handsome Furniture.
Do you want a nice
edroom sett for
Sideboard ..• – • •
Cool Sweet Mattresses.
Bed Springs — • . — •
Couches and Easy Chairs at easy prices.
Curtain poles and trimmings
We have several sets of beautiful chairs just in.
Give us a call and, if we have not got what you
want we will soon get it for you.
Wes. C. Huston,
Furniture and undertaking rooms.
Gidley's Block-, Exeter.
The Misses Pickard, of London, and
the Misses Pickard, of Seaforth, are
the guests of Mrs. James Pickard.
Mr. W M. Martin,who has been pro-
secuting his law studies in Toronto,
returned to his home here last week.
Mrs. and. Miss Gertie Braun, of Buf-
falo, are visiting Mrs. Floyd and re-
newing old acquaintances this week.
Miss Olive Sussex, who has been the
guest of Miss May Sanders, returned
to her home in .London Wednesday
evening.
Mr. John McIntyre has been off
duty for the past few days through
illness, but we are pleased to note that
he is recovering.
Misses Edyth and Ruth Rollins left
Friday morning to visit friends in
Byron, prior to returning to their
home in Detroit.
Miss Winnifred Ball, of Godericla,
former teacher of the public school
here, is visiting friends in towu, the
guest of Miss Kemp.
Mr. F. W. Tom, of Toledo, : Ohio,
after a visit with friend in Ottawa and
other places is spending a few days
with his pareinte here.
Messrs. Ed. Christie, T. B. Carling,
J. A. Stewart, W. H. Levett, I. It.
Carling and C. IL Sanders attended
the funeral of JOseph Chidley, at Clin-
ton. on Monday afternoon,, being a
• $10
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• 2
AMOINIMMIIIMO•11.1•MIMMINNIM•1
Frank Bissett, of London was in
town for a few days during the week.
Mi.,
Sid Thomas, of Listowel, spent a
few days in town last week with
friends,
Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson and family, also
Mies May and Evelyn Gill, Miss Brown
and 'Mrs. Elliott left Monday for a two
weeks' outing at the Bend.
Mr. R. N. Creech, who has been
spending the holidays with his parents
here, returned to resume his duties as
teacher at Oriel, Saturday.
Mrs. 0. II. Skilton and Miss Addie
Alward, of St. Paul, Minn.,nd Miss
Brant of Los Angeles California, are
visiting at Mr. W. J. Angeles,
Mrs. Rich. Bissett and son, Seldon,
and. daughter, Ila, who have been on
a two weeks' visit to friends and rela-
tives, returned to London Monday,
Mit. M. A. Harris, Huron Street,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sid.
Dayis at Devon is confined to her bed
and is iu a very low state of health.
Mrs. Jas. Sweet, who was attenditig
the funeral of her son-in-law, Mr.Wm.
Egan, at Detroinreturned home Toes -
day, accompanied by her daughters,
Sarah and Mrs. Egan.
Mr. Peter McDonell, who has been
foreman over the Sutherland -Innes
Works here left Wednesday night for
Chatham:, where be will continue in
the employ of the company.
Mrs. Thos. Penhale, wine has been
visiting relatives and. friends here for
the past three months, the guest of
Mrs. W. II. Penhale, left for her home
in Medicine Hat, Assn., Wednesday.
Mr. Jean Kessel, who has been .on
the other side of the border in the in-
terest of the Su therland-I n e is Go., ar-
rived Monday ancl has again assumed
charge of the Company's works here.
Mr. S. D. Sparkman left Tuesday
for Germany where he will further
prosecute his studies in rnusie. tie
was accompanied as far as New York
by his patents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
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,TETir, 4.8( P
G= FOR
PROVAN'S PATENT CARRIERS
FORKS AND SLINGS.
Supplied with either the
- Angle Iron, Round
Rod or Wood.
These are without a
doubt the best ma-
chin.es obtainable
at any price.
Was awarded the only
-medal and diploma
• given on Hay Forks
at the 'World's
Fair Chicago.
Supplies at Russelrs Blacksmith shop. ,
EXETER, ONTARIO. ,
Mr. John Mallett, who has been
tending bar at the Commercial House
for sorne time, has resigned his pose
tion andL leaves to -day for the West.
Mr. W. J. Hawksbaw fins the vacan-
cy at the Corti Mei clef. ,
Mr. N. Dyer IsItirdoii and sons, Dyer
and George; Mr, Alex. Dyer and son,
Charles and Mr. Thos. Fitton and
randson Thos. Carling, left Wednes-
ay to join Mr: John Muii. in spending
several da 5 fishing at Port Frank.
Pope, 88 Ridout street, London, Mound oenietery• • , Sjatckrnitn,