HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1903-4-23, Page 8Comes:it Peocecellage,
Are you paying tooimeb for yon e early every body is bnying their
veeries. Stewart sefis cheap all. rail paper at Stewart's,- Yeluee aot t t Town Council metersuant to, April 20tbadjourn-
e 4.7ie time, Try lane a chat count. present, except Councillor Maiming.
wenaI all, . All '
, , :dinettes tif previous meeting t•ead end
e A weeneu who is willing to tell her ecaosa Beare ...i.n.s.es., , ,
age is either very truthful or very Special 1124-mAirr, held on the Town
April 8.1' Absent J. Brame
- ,, tees:entries
Ail athlete, come to blot who waits; ITIL,e fultdw,idg is the otder 'a bus ms
but there are so many things not iguLY 6144)witted L'30; APPrOved:---Per S.
Martin and G. Eacrett Unit. H. Hostou
worth, waiting for.
some sot.nunle met* must hee, he the Board's delegate to the forth,
`"'"` conamg convetttoen of Publio School
mnde themselves either in the dark Or Trustees! at Toronto. pet. B. iluston eel a committee with powee to act. A
011 the wrong time of the moon. and w, d. owing. that the =men he i communication fo•orn Mte. C.1'. Brooks,
Dr. Ovens. a London, surgeon, °eat- requested to appoint J.. T, \Yesteott - ';'"Pillr.'t%-maellt Of the A" N'"reWle
list and specialist, diseeees eye, ear. as Truant Officer for the current year. 1 ePlullIttee,wim redd.usking the Colons
,otee Tad throat, wall he at. the Com-. Per H. lios,ou and S. Martin thae tins i ea Inetn°ralize the73°Inhar°111)arha-
!amend Hotel. Exeter. wog.. may eto; Board express its hearty concurrence i»ent re the prohibition of the mello-
wed., gone ged„ DM Olasses lowlier. io th,.. „woo of the Dorn -inion ces . r : fact -ore, lanportation and sale of ciesa-
s^ Ilrettes. On motoon of Coubledack and
ment i" Iltuving f°r the suPPresshIg '''f Hawkins it was resnlved to notify th
the maoneaettne 11114i baapoetation and i government that the municipal coon-
. it.'.‘,..'orreelf„Isrieleseeealteto.heaeat etsePYse ril are in s,paquethy with the effort to
.- - -""--- - ---- ----- '- ''''''' protect the youth of Canada against
metuher for this Riai°g; 'lls°' that the the fortnation or 4 habit that is a men-
erenmunication from lbes.C.T. Brooks.
Secrettary ot the Anti Nareotie Coon- a? to °gat' l•I°°4 health awl /419e4ts,
o that a copy of tbis resolution be
mittee. of the W.C.T.C. of this village 70`1,w,u,desi to John sherritt, M. with
hove „ita thi,..romfovts of a home." be. resPe01011V ael. 'r4N-lee.' pt -1 ‘ a request to ley sante before the House
sa • e . A . •
on 6d. Curling adjournment. . Requiter '
hat more dees it man Ihe °4kViiie New Er4 $1131:-' ;1 meercin- or the Boerd Willa thelown fir C(7111puat°
want for °aureola, elegant Wedeeseeley lost a cow lasiengdag to41 ii A!' ,•1„so, at 8 p.m Aheent us. in Al 0 the propoeed legielatione-
nee, than et finely tailored -,d, Wise n Sheridan gave birth , '1,, -, Pla net a "• se. se, Carried. A emannonleation from to
esatenert which combines t::iliel. ea,111 essWeag' be teere te're, tells end , 41. 5...ardialz.-,. Kee IVA Marton and sx, .F..„F. c
sradr:$tinet botues as uar as the shoal. rett. that thotonoozoaa. accounts beaio" Laura Smartt 51emorial Committee
arm Dg smelt ger-
a . •
...race stele with eese. A
dem, The tardies at the shoratiders un- -'!Pltlw4II-1-t^ N' R°1 -We' Fall- Gillespie-tbat By -Law No,,a, 1093, for
osT.,Diag aid, was bled, Cobbledoek-
ments BUM 14: zit home in 'est ;noel weee joined to one head. The i s'ja" '..:11:r°241.taTA" 83041‘v.oltile'l.oTSZepii:nitit.o,°;.zevee;; the transfer of the Exeter Union Bare
any society and on any ce- ow has died eince, as also did the il brooms'. iss1 Ground to the Municipality of Exe.
crown.
- vale calif. W. J. 'Iceman, vise. Sae; tnembersse
t'.4s read a first time, be now read. O.
01.91`1WW 141r4t(T71,1.11S: 0au-a4 al- ;T.he Wtntastes Christieen TenTer,atac.e , E.HfeAP`a_ell,:11,2ttiviTalor-zotTlif,°111e•eRri.;41is eecond ;and third time and (WAY' P9esss
• -en-est-sot C1- '114111141/-aNd t.t. 5tzatIPII. 11bEit 0, vote of thallt15 .11.----Cauried. liimiklos-WalesPlen--
;ee e eseei . h•olefin street telethedist (,-haarelo. on / t 1 i 1 1 t t• i that the Conneil tkP constitadeel a cent.
, t'..."' ..-DK ,N.1^4 our s P ego; e or e oeireeert - - -
TAMAN, In el:lialiteepit.ofteset Atttpiov.,11,?..tdTt.iiispolootritotagisvent: st„tiseratitiltzt.4t4t anitieroirdoter talle:gi„s'stAti getetyletimocentrdboanintivtiltoeielftoollio17sigthtat::keida I
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t;401'..2a43 rnohl" arse aelsed to at- $or tin, trooeggaag eotagmos hmarreo. eanumittee in.prolsetithar. and earrlang
, q, tend; rasa -oral holies intereeted in AV, 1 per tj Boston lud s. 5,unth, th t the on the evork in coraneetion therewith.
- ' ' "'77-77-- s--:-417.. .'t-'• 71- r• 14 tnk. We wout4 .eVollzdIF 1 twees,..:31n. 1., „Ars' to the 'Fest fee:lee 1,, viza-Dr.Lutz„ doseSenior, W,Weekes,
task a who are not interested to come 'left in tito 1:1-au4s „f the 0.4'It.'nd's"-iit'ih F. W. Gladman and Thomas Perm.-
4itte interested. , R,peose, committees. per 11., dostim Carried. The Reeve euggeeted that -
le Nellie Heavy, Exeter North. ; and tt. F:Nertit, that the report of the ,31"4'5• Cit,IA'lealeit' l',4..esaVr 41/ae 1.1a4
.stiter an alandeeetint and peinfial "tesseeeepel ne reeseeee and aispresege, ee o vommuteo to make Nene 0; new
e
Ter:ergo, .an Thur,1 rli lag whitt i stel IS, Menthe a,,,i a. nee -Tett that z; 1 tt11411144 a/141 ''ClIelitilk" of Prises for the
, 4 ,..., :4.,,, r 1.t..,,i.„ .3,,ri.,.4,.., -1, „Ili4,5 44, vis,a a waeamo hi. rtroc. by ale ilo „re :gien level tar Mitten. The !suggestion
was tanammonely adopted. Cobble -
diet -Ilawkins-that the following ac -
moats be peed and orders drawn f111
Treeetarer for semete-S. liatoodford. la-
tent 13/.51.4 Mr. Belbaels,do.. ale„. Thos.
1;1‘;::v111111e.,$e.t.al'JV:esl.s.. ger'stlits3261 18..38P:APi'.
Tatvlos. $2...71: R. Davie, tal-Z0: George
Let': , : tl'er;'-.4%-a •'1.21:'3*57"11P:a." Nve,,t'''4 411"...`" 'eel -sand to eel; government oction to ALdison:1"11.01; 1). Ratesel, $1.25; LO.
3'4' '441'."1444" V'il'14 ‘'''41141n4C4:4"* "Id ,,..ii'vi4ac, lolt UT CATO f Pr tile eheete4 itnatudor. SI:A Rd. Terry, allowances
;t is iteeral sleet Keel peie.aning enlight 1,2v.,,ifohl..ee 2.22r 12220$. tho wi.24.„1,131 the i on Vir t;AtS; 1.8anith.resadring geesoline
,, leeellafitits anal Canada's law for the fat- ' ergme° 0; A^ CIA 11)7er, .-314.,t•F‘l
Faseeid•see, -
ra ee, t. n: , • ."--44
3-44`,' VW." r aintannut skeet ;ander the tune. J. etoege Fheev V1/1`r1e11-. .o.f, 20C, 47,ki•ifiSSOr untS to v
!.. . 2 4 .2 %
''''' ' " • i ritAlt4 1111S Volt On Or before Apell CIO; i
Z --T-''''', 1 'T Irt ,"e'':,,i..',173,i4F!;,4,,,'::',1v,t,',,!:,,,‘;'`"tt„74',1,114:11.' 1 e;`11,414e•Nleprelret-reit lane been" fraught il iiialle!..7012Tairris:rar'aialg'i rit;til I'v'v1:11
1 F: -"- 4-1-15l, '111. Tar,"'110.'"V7111"1g ;1671W'l W4117 }with searavate egad eadnese ira 131‘114^4'. 1 /Renee ler. in4,.
E 4z.g,,,,4y on,144,,,1 Ir -,11 0, .1-41-F pie:most iSill1e the Sett lessee+ ate the Alovor--rt7 ;1 t.„Atdoleaick, that unless tloe -telltale i
wl'' '51111-11, If .116''''1' 14nrif4' two 04 our 441'1 "41 h'st, Llown lro'4' dp:tiall forthwith sbps will he taken tt
444,1e Wa.; rnol Waic)Viii au program gavett allente hove epoeeed the Irsaitne mei eireel coakee _ ran ice. eimenieteetealene.
14-1'1"a t °1";,1,1e„t° itlir,74”"''''1,41-,im''` M"' on'14' DP40441411 W1114 Cia4. 41104 1447q'4' itild'L-tbat LT. wezitcota i,v,,pp„hito
ennaioge sole% 4'4 V.., 17,inckitat t.t4ong part. tees, mete leo4 lent the givater pal t :, Ta mane °meet. roe peete-cateleo,
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"A"' r"‘ 't" M'''''ta:.1 4'A "illVil4 a u4' " 14' ut th"R 1" '" ' '1" "6 t' r* 111141 14"th /1 1 rantliBeill then adjontned torriday, May
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„1/...0:11, rn1"•:' VIETrpefoqmt tit!, evenhtg. . Tito theta noldeennuoble and stet -hog ouale
J. II. ren E.Yels 1,m3 Prez'ont ond ties had entolvined themselves with the
51' een s $4, 4t4. ,'4 61110114 O41411145% At the eainelats-
s : an el tine pa ,.atit ti"frocilli04412ts were arm alfeetlons or mo.
MR& If!i^ trAttbrit-t.
'-'; .'' r'..".- _.,... .........b ,,,,, tervted ibv thelalie% (atie.9 and randy
'''' - .------ - - - ,tv4i z4, tii,illat OTB1 1 lito total prweeds of the 4bli‘4''''''Iw° 4715111'--"4' AT4 E-V14'vE4 "El !
-...,:a.-.71-':-:) - . eee ;solar-, onteee. 0.4v1 2",. f,tz-t., 6 tarautr:,
otirnalgaantaaanted to Avant eee. it*Li.
J)01_ N.( 'ff"44, Itt I IIP et irg tAf the VeAtt,e, COM MV9. C;111114; had it0013 001111110 1,1
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Mil, ,,aoonova fov LIM DailltaCt of Sand; Pr hell more or Ifts for the past five
..; c'n,"":',.M."13 DI, it : ti3 hla a nen,at. Avail Vat. MC, tro,kti and daring thatt time load un -
a ee
• t,416.-41Nitrog Wvort* fa:10114 ilieCiaSeS foil' VirlOTIP a Aunt drol of sulrerlug.
..4 . i the en%tnng yrAi1.-$4,.tforth-TaVer109. l',Werything was done in the way taf
141'0. t .1, Miller. J. Met:. J. Weir, Clnistatiia. medical ekill and nureing lay kind ;ma
ltri-4,417.4 44.40. • - oplaelv4 ilotallerNOu B. DeLlees Wing hands to eleviate her -mil:goings
, ,!,,,tq, i,,itop. 14wattl Dawson. J. Weber. bat nothing eould divert tilt% hand of
. vioehll--- taaVooldri, Mt J. WIti4tt, (i. 'death, and the eurteut woo wrung
r..^ ,op e ; Y 'Weeny -Lidos and II. Ito yew sin. Alkowiz awl ber easeful and Manly' life
ii else 1 e a, aat --oe sewn.. Ane'es le ol gale.. Ileteadienaverite, W. F. taut oft: The lete Mrs. Carlim4 tras
7401-, 1J,,,Arir,4 iNwter. 1., Celagliev. J. E. Illanigall. Exeter- 78 years of age and was born at Mee-
aaiitra. L.• 71; fame , .tz,.. wm. ntgo, W. T. Aelteson, ton. Dertanslihe, England, and eame
wtt.v op t!„lo l.,a1.•,t, of las. h 1.3 Al twin i W193. 11 VA L.haw. J. Slimil&tek; sliops, to this eomotry with her retreats 70
,
with 4linit I F. J. Knight, F4111111,V Bras. Town- years ago and settled on a farm two
' ship of Stephen- Tavern. (% L, Moser, miles south of the village:, better
‘,,"11:4-14;"";;:i3 44,1114.41,:etttt, ilt:112.)t..hter41411711,;1J'1.144:11 Biesdner: 3,. iii..nandstoOlo, Cup- known.:r. "D.evenshire Inn. ' After
refitee to WrOL
Mil, Wm. num. Wm. Moffatt. left live with her uncle. the late John
Itotigtrou, .o.. .usr,er, 0. torkatricala A. S41110 e One bile Weilt, to Loollin to
Tito hp* of 14txury is wit,,eu the eat- , oval till next meeting Mrs. Maranon, Balltwill. While /lying thet,.. she,.
Etf' II'. uit" Go' 1,44Avr ;',14.1 4•411s the :' Township of rslioteiesjosepla Stephen made the acquaintonce of ber la telme.
ereataa off .4' 41k. Townshm of Bap-Mts. 'Nicholson, 3. band, Mr. Isaac Carling aini au the
A. WO t-lemisl not. think she is ;to P. Roth It. R. Johnston. Township year 1810 they were married. Mr.
angel l'. ,e me:et-ante one sylic# 41(mr4 not of Stanhy-lieney Shafenee Moe, P. Carling 3vas in the tnrinery boeiness
kutaes bet eeys 4ie is. Milerav. t). C. Blake. Township of and having tedd his tannery tinne mov-
Th. tr,xpl, , 47 IIiienit wM make hi4 Telekelnitu-tieurge Strotntaleft over ed to. Exeter in the .you, 1851, where
, , ..
eantroned. Mat Harddagontorneed th
eentiaell that .the Government Scatleiat-
speOor .tbe town Scales
And found that they were not working
eatisfactoelly and adeleed tbet. neW
scale should be procured. Councillors
Hawkins end Pobbleclielt were appOin t -
EASE
ACE
':OP4iFORT
v fitted.. :Set 101 he L.
av 0tits
'Me get nuarriedi ebould 1
:mereiedF Seeneorked o theeeeittfol
piuster of uneertein age. Al hate a
up thee smoleset parrot that swears,
Ka cal • that stays mot et night,'•
Her friend s renruted.. A*Ola ves, you
p
1„ a..ler the floe' at Irak a' ozotato too the appreacintatt Toiselaers' Vainven-
the rez,N3itts. were earrie5sly or un- atm 53ay. Per 3. Evans adjourn-
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,,. 0.4,4 k tiahdatz,AF tbrawn into the ;love. Anent.
ose, ,„oo,a when aloareet sinataltaneonsly ex- !. P. S. -Two resolutions were Week'
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eolereati tea, Ones 1/....larres weve )ois the Ligoal.-3 of our tieDegaute to suitanit
444 4311 4144 -6, -ams. taw Igtk. the res.lotiml commit toP of the 044*4.
sostairing peinfol wounds in toe venation. Ono to seenre pentneneetarY
sheeto fetslosed 464 OKI..., A 41411,144-' thp TeXt 11,) pliS uithorgzva, Tilt*
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If you require
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HAWKIN
& SON,
Oil, Cake, Linseed Meal, BEZ S.UPPUES
No.lTimotby Seed,Red
aad Alsike Clover Seed,
Blue era.ss Seed.
We carry a full line
of bee supplies,
A FULL STOOK OF GARDEN
T. HAWKINS ttiz SO
0 SE USllIPUS
Now that house cleaning has begom you will be needing something
4. rea* Cartoons, Carpets, Rugs, Art Muslins, s, Cretonnes, Ete. 11
Ve hew j.ost. the needs required. a large and varied $tock to select from.
ere we give a shott list, brim full of ecomoulee for mein], le We awake ci
a meekeepers,
Cur tains
FIne th050 LUP Curtains 51
m wide, yde, louge White
oAto-aug, &We, thread, %%Ty light.
thinly designeneingle and doodahs
enelens,Colltert edge linish.sume
an'y hondeome patellas.
Goan1 eelee
Windom Jhades,
Ordinatty width rean
and green, lonolinted I III'S
spring reallere and trine:net
with lace or ineertion. A eon).
plete stoek of curtain poles
and tetnnainge :always on
hand.
a
teem .1 1-ew ei the olothory of Ifutotta Until next aneeting, Chas. \Alison.
feeno ".1..ey an la tele: It inelusive. Ilanteterrvale.
sooeksee e wed esoteee yasa. A goad boy' wanted to learn prints
&estate egg-, a
When e
thing that 14
eable te „ 4.
Egge p 42 1„rva actF wittited.
a.;.Slesaa. J`„ SE-1,30gt, lug. Apply at this
afesempl:elass Tolto-rut
emote tete* it is inmate- Cottag,e on Willi:tan street. Posees-
e, an fleet 3Lay. -Sooty to R. Millen
14014'4
AS' good any, yea the best, White
and Golden Wyondotte Poultry. P.ggs ,
15 foe $1.10. SEnvoisa.
Yen done have to loot,: at at glad to
tefl wiactltor fly not fOte is pretty. just
look at the men who are hulking at
her,
Mrs. Ches. Tent Will move this week
into the dwelling the late Mr. Tom
receetly pure:based from Mr. G.Willis,
ou eleTet.
Old lineheloes look out for number
one. Winew tvoinen are not eo selfish
and are continually looking out for
numlaer two.
Mrs. Palen's,. of Dashwond, Will ad-
dress the W.C.TX. meeting in 5lain
street elthra on Wednesday, April
29th. All ladies will be made wel-
come.
The Wharton 13omel of Trade is
agitating few an independent tele -
plume service, and expect each in-
strunent can he operated uuder 810
per year.
A meeting for those interested in
the foemation of a. base ball team will
be held in the Town Hall to -morrow
(Frieloy) night. Let there he e gond
attendance. "
Messrs. Menohan, 'Wright and Ham.
who toive been doing a land-office bus-
• iness here in the way of enlarging pie -
Mites, pulled np Stakes on ,Tuesday to
seek greener pastures. •
According to a Toronto daily, the
prise of cement for concrete walks has
„, advanced 6 to 10 cents a, barrel. during
the past Week, and prices are expected
.
to advance still further.
The subject of Mrs. Paulin's address
at the W.C.T.U. public meeting will
be "Purity." Mrs. Millyard will' con-
duct the devotional exercises; Some
good music will be given.
The Independent Order of Oddfel.
lows will attend Divine Worship at
the Trivitt Memorial church on Sun-
day morning next at the 11 o'clock
service, when the rector Rev. R. a. M.
Perkins, will preach an appropriate
sermon.
21c, the 3 -pound box for choicest
cream soda Biscuits'. Stewart's.
Ra0012.0,1"....rarweetat"=.'"",""r.CM*5.1
etete
noose for Sate oe Root
A deeirable dwelling on Main street,
the PrOPertir (A Mr. G. A. K. McLeod.
For particuilars apply to owner.
Clover wad %%natio?.
Farmers wanting gond clean Clover
and Timothy:iced will do well to eall
on W. IL Levett before purchasing.
Price and quality guaranteed.
W. H. LICVETT.
1,ternittn. to Dom Owners,
Mr. A. G. Dyer, village assessor, as
hereby authorized to collect from the
owners of dogs and bitches within- the
village of Exeter, the taxes fixed by
the village by-law. Any persoe fail-
ing to pay his or her dog tax will be
prosecuted as provided by Village by-
law No. 77. Mr. Dyer has the names
of -all defaulters and it is to be hoped
that the Connell will not be forced to
prosecute. By order of the Council.
T. B. Carling, Reeve.
Business oetense.
Mr. W. J. U.albot, who has been con-
ducting the &IMP in F8.1115013'S 131ock,
for the past year or so, last week dis-
posed of the business to Mr. J. Charl-
ton, wbo„ took immediate possession.
Mr. Chariton is no' stranger -.to the
people of Exeter and surrounding
country and being a good business
man we bespeak for him a. liberal pat-
ronage. Mr. 0134:triton informs us
that he will also continue- the Hay
fork agency.
To Tho Point.
An exchange well says: Hoye with
their hate on the back of their heads
and long hair hanging down their fore-
heads, and cigarettes and snautty stor-
ies in, their months, are cheap as old,
worn out horses. Nobody wants them
at any price. Men will not 'employ
them; girls will . not Marry there.
They ore not worth their .keeping to
anyhody arid they will not keep them-
selves.' If any boy who happens te
read this answers to the descriptions
let him take at good. look at himself
and do whet' his conscience says is
het 'to do•
,1•1•-in.r306••••10V•••••••••••••••••=6•••
I' A snap. -125 pieces of best 12Set
print going atSic. the yard. They
are a lot of mill ends -5 to 20 yards
in each piece at Stewart's.
she laved up to the tame of ber Jeath.
She is snrvived by six datightens and
three $ons. Her death was peeceful
as without a struggle she fell sleep.
AU that was mortal was inter.ed m
the Exeter cemetery on Sunday last,
white her redeemed spirit reste with
God. Those who attended the f meral
from a dietance were Sir John Carlin
eind son, arid Mr. John Balkwill, of
Lmulon; Mr Rolland Balkw;11,
Glencoe.; Mr. R. Willson and Mr.
John Adams. of St-. Marys; Mr. jas.
Gordon, of Lucknow; Mrs. Bewdeu,
of Clinton, and Mrs. A. E. Bennett,
of London.
Mu. jonN CHARLES To
On April 'Mb, John Charles Tom, agul 64 years,
months, Is days.
Mr. John Charles Toni, the subject
of this notice. WAS born in Cornwall,
England, Sept 20th, 1830. Ile 17;19 the
only child of John Tom and Elizabeth
Henry, both of whom predeceased
him some ten years. The deceased
had been in ill health for about three
years, never having recovered feem a
severe attiack of plenrsy contracted
during his short residence in Ayr.
He came to Canada in 1853 and rdsided
for some few years in Port Hope, re-
moving to Exeter about 32 years ago.
He was united in marriage to Margar-
et Greenway in 1857. He followed the
boot and shoe husinds for mans' years
making for himself a good reputation
and securing a moderate fortune. In
business he was a manotof eterling
qualities. Honor was his motto, in-
tegrity his watchword and hie wend
VMS as good as bond. . He was a
life-long member of the Methodist
church. In this relieion he was not
a man of many word's, but a man of
much weight.. In his doings and giv-
lugs, the one hand knew uot what the
other was wont to do. His ahn
throngh a busy life was to "eedeem
the time." There was stamped, upon
his heart the maxim, "Industry, thou
diamond virtue, in thyself what a
gen] thon art," and when the evening
hell struck th3 hour of release he had
no relentings over wasted hours.
When the end came all was peace.
He fell asleep in Jeeus, in the presence
of his now sorrowing widoev, three
daughters and one son-in-law, Rev.
W. Down, the remaining Members of
the family not having arrived from
the far West. He leaves to mourn
his loss his beloved wife, three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Rev. Down, Mrs. W. DI
Yeo, Mrs. (Dr.) Bowerman 'and two
sons, W. II. and J. C. who arrived for
the funeral which took place on Tues-
day, April 21st and wee largely attend-
ed by relatives and friends from near
and far,
L-4. at eeill o clock p.m.
Gr. 11, 1315$471T, (leek.
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PERSONAL,.
v.-',„„ttne.t.,600.0,,t1f11,690,C!,:131.141,000
Mr. (loodieon, of Sarnia. spent Sun-
ly in town.
Mt Floyd left lust week to visit bet
n 144l6leaforth.
Miss Doerington has returned from
her visit to Medford,
Mies Charlotte Drinkwater left Fr
day evening for London.
3fra. A. E. 11 omett, or boolon,
visiting friends in town.
Mr. 3. L. Harrison, of Ansa Cral
is visiting Mends in town.
Mrs, W. W. Rutherford,of Parkhill,
lo •isiting Mrs. Chas. Ctitliey.
los Matthews, of Toronto, is the
of her sister, Mrs. S. Fitton.
ss Smith, of Forest, is the goes
her brother, 51r, A. P. Smith,
Mr. Oscar Bowden, of Manitoba
lied on Meal& in town Saturday.
Miss M. Hudgins, of Ifensall, is the
guest of her site, Mrs, A. P. Smith,
. Miss Addle Taylor, of Seaforth, was
the guest of the Misses Brown on
Sunday.
Mr. Henry Cann, who has been en-
gaged in Myth for smote months, re-
turned to town last week.
Miss Jean Ilawkshaw spent several
days in Settforth last week, re
turning home Monday.
Miss Barnes, Miss 3. Brown, Miss
Tillie Yager and Miss Nettie 'Walters
spent &Imlay in Seaforth.
Dr. L. L. Follick and sister, _Vise
Mabel, and Miss L. McCord, of St.
Marys, spent &Imlay with friends in
town.
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aney 6411110 and ..floral designs
ery pmttyelfeets, suitable for
edroom enrtaine, drapes, eV,.
alt cm.
Oaaaa' torget the feet that we
carry the home- titoek (if wall
paperintowanup tesdate patterns
and coloring staittible for any
room or hall.
arpets and Rugs.
A.xminister, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, foil 27 taws lc
all good designo with artistic eoloe combirations, 0 large etoek, hes
milky, English Tapestry Rugs.
NO TROUBLE
TO SHOW GOODS.
lleadtputrters for the Celebrated W. E. Sandf
d. Reedy Made Clothing:
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Bed Room Set mattzess and 14, 60 sideteeseds from, , o o o ..10,00 up ,i10
4 springs; complete
Couches from ...... .m ......,.. 7fi, .6000iz
2t00 Rockers from.. f
Beautiful Perim Suite
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1 Anything and everything found in a first-class furniture store can be bad.
Repairing of all kinds attended to, rp
if W. O. HUSTON III
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Miss Mortiock, who has been visiting
friends in Buelington and Hamilton
for the past two months, returned on
Friday,
•
MasterFred Bowden, who spent the
past two weeks with his grandparents
here, retnrned to his home in London
Sa tnrday. •
Mrs. G. Sanders, who was attending
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Sin ith, in ° Detroit, returned home
Wednesday.
Rev. W. Down, who was here at-
tending the funeral of the line Mr.
Tom, returned to his home in Wilfred,
on Wednesday.
Miss Holmes and the Misses Ches-
ney, of Ha rri ga te, Yorkshire, England,
nee visiting their cousins, Mr. mid Mrs.
G. A. K. McLeod.
Mrs. Chas. Camila of Sunshine. 15
lying seriously ill with inflammation
of the appendix. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
M. Jas. ,Altkieson; who bee 'been
confined to his bed for some days, is
slowly on the mend and we are pleas-
ed to note able to leave his bed.
Mrs. Richard Bissett and daughter,
Ila, who have been visiting friends
here for the past few days, left last
week for their home in London. '
Rev. J. W. Ten Eyck, after a pleas-
ant visit renewine acquaintances and
shaking hands with his old parishion-
ers, returned -to his home in Hamilton
Wednetiday morning.
Mrs. (Dr.) a A. Bowerman, of
Menomonee, Wis., accompanied by her
daughter Genevive; Mr. W. H. Tom,
of Medicine Hat, N. W. T., and Mr.
J. 0. Torn, of Golden, B. C., attended
the funeral of their father, the late
J. C. Tom, on Tuesday and will remain
a few days before returning to their
respective homes.
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FURNITURE!
NITU
Having porchased the Furniture and Undertakingbusiness o
R. N. Rowe, we announce to the puhlic that we have on hand without a
donbt the largest and best assorted stock of furniture in the County.
A visit to our store will convince that we are selling at the closest
margin possible. It will it intending purchasers to call and inspect cier
stock and get our prices before placing orders elsewhere. .
We do all kinds of ordered work, repairing and picture framing
On the shortest notice at reasonable prieee. Satisfactien guartl n teed with
every purchase. .
Undertakers and Ftineral Directors.
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- Practical Embalmer. Graduate
J. D ATKINSuN
, 9 of Embalming College, /oronto.
PZIEtsa=mmttigiElEEMEMMISZKelersiEtEMEMZEZats'
Mitchell: A very sudden death oc-
curred Wednesdny afternoon. Geo-
rge, Foster, it appears, was cutting up
soin e meat -in the beak kitehen, when
he took suddenly ill. His nwife imme-
diately called in Dr. Smith hilt it was
of no avail, as the man was dead in
less than two hours. The cause Of
death Was embolism of the brain.
Deceased was a retired farmer, having
carnet° town a few years ago from
Fullorton. A wife but no Aildrep.
surOive lame He was 61 years .of age.
Clintonso Mr. 011ie Couttice, who
has been en the employ. of Jackson
Bros. and the Jackson Mfg. Co. for
two or three years has resigned his
position to go to the northwest with
the expectation that the change will
benefit his health. He is an indus-
trious and trustworthy young nom,
popular alike with his employers and
the employes who on Tuesday, -pre-
sented Jahn with an address and a
gold watch suitably inscribed. The
address was red by Miss Kelly and the
presentation made by Miss Wilken.
Wednesday evening,,, Apr.
1.54h,at eight o'clock,in Trinity 'church,
Mitehell, one of the prettiest -weddings
imaginable took place. The hapny
couple were Miss Julia Isabel Duns -
more and Mr. Hugh 'Barry eombe.
A large and fashionable concourse of
people assembled to witness the cere--
mony. The marriage service was ,con.
ducted by the rector, Rev, Mr. How-
ard, and as, the contracting parties
were enteringthe ehurch, Miss Davis,
-Mus. Bac., played the wedding march
fromn"Lohengrin." The bride leaning
on the arm of De Cull, took her place
at the altar, and looked exceedinalir
pretty in a handsome wedding gown
of white organdie over white silk, a
beautiful veil caught up with orange,
blossoms, and Carrying a Shower be-
quet of white rosee. - The bridesmaids
were, Miss Edith Cull, Miss Lucie
Jackson, of Toronto, Miss Hallie`g'
Combo, Clinton. The bridesmaid each'
carried a In ree boqueb of ell msoncar-
nations. The groom was assisted by
Mr. Fair, Clinton; Mr. Waugh, Lo -
don, and Mr. Sutherland.