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TWENTY-FOURTH YR AR.
EXETER
ONTARIO, 'THURSDAY,
MAY
1911
Local Items
Autumn
m 3
tura f, to Winter,te
r,
And Winter may turn into Sprung,
Yet the Icicle 'fangs from my trio barn
eaves,
Arid I don't. believe any such thing.
Torii Carling, jr., went to"Lon-
j
o
�. Monday to have a growth removed
from his masse,
.'+!r. Harry Gould was ifs Simeae last
week examining their rink and. getting
Plass for the rink Mr. Levitt will erect
,.asci:.
lira C.anas.Kni.ght of St. Thomas,, and
Mr. and Mrs, Geo,, Knight of Ilderton
V,ia ted over Sunday with Mrs. Charles
Xpi,ht here_
"'.1 not here t o
Mr, Bennett t xs he o �a k a ft a;e, tlnsa
banning of the Rank, o: Ctvttmforei'., 31rs
lleltitett joined ,her husband here Mon
44y evening. and for the present the;
e Sala St the Central.
get). T Orn.as net with an, untort-
.w
arrr?te accident Wednesday morning. Ire
was engaged loading a car far Harvey
Bros„ and breaching ower -balanced, fell
out •. f the carr, tnr1,11siv.,3" lriinselT coixsid-
eersr'lrly a..4d beeonninr unaotatc'IQus. A
doctor Was 3111nediately eltatinelled and
the patina t taken tO 1318 horns, where
aa 4 rainlraatl#lt fatly d to dlticor ,Sero,
broken. boils, and it ler gilled he will
Un well aaai;t shortly.
ALL NIGHT S
time neaettlati011et• lltaus bi en to proa
to establish t might telephone set-viet+
to ^.3n and arrangements have at
kict' 3 coxrtpleted whereby aha service will
8>- eonrnie:ered ran June let„ This la,a
mdva;lt540 that hag 'long bent SPugltt
iftcr kry
the leeal tincture anti 'Miers
CO will fill a .long
ntaare
particularly In 1 unt
tin arurrouttditr towns and vlt-
i Hy.ndnran Hauch credit I4
nits: uatceasIlla efforts in. brit -m-
own desired. priviie<,ea
ads
SANDER
EBE
Miss -Vera Rawa eame up from London A mighty cold snap struck us oar the I, 0, O. F,AT CHURC€I. ; 1,5'alper,-Levelt-That Bile Laundry
Monday eveniXag, evening ,
Mr, and mai,. W, Itowe left Monday little snow and quite a heayY frost. It Aboaat eighty members of Exeter a?water at the rate o_ k 0 per
annum, a r
;ad that the
clerk -d e.
V
e
w con -
for
. a11ac bury^ to reside, e e e
d Mr, Ra
o S wa
_ e is feared that considerable de air
s e ad a
r 1 Lodgee 1
rr, damage has �7f qd f Ito s met at their .zll tract ss'gred,-Carried,
l"-avi�ig 'Purchased a furl -!tom and under ban clone t o fruits ,Rad giait.:s'. o°a Suaid:.y n or'aain last land marshalled L,.vett--'kVaiper-meat the street
taking bu¢inese in that town. Their , by P, G., Pro. P• o?d Bonin: marched r ,; , er „ htar; : x r: -, -.
' - a., a,,a..zo.t to c .,.-zea. du ftp a3,x8zv ta:e
many friends here regret their departure DEATH OF -TAMPS COULD. -There to the T,ivitt *+.cmorial church, where drain a•ther
t; c.1r r . y and report ti,3 t --d
but waste theta every success in, theft` passed away at the fancily residearAe they listened to a very able sermon hY comic:II at their next menti .-Carni d
new laonre, . n
lTur4a-street,. Exeter, real Monday last the re .o^, Rev."), wr;, C3111it-" The ser- '}�alper-iJ+i :T;^at the coXaz-a�ssio;;e:�
another of our o
� r d
old .e erre over r
a s �c re they' r d e
n ce i , to f >~o. s lodge s~
F d s a, z h 1
o e •
r instructed t dWellington t- 'D
r have
E- s5'ta•�=kt
,ring of May `1st, . ccornpanied by a
\1c13RID LA\IBROOKA pretty wed- 9
,.P� Y d :ts, in the perso�i ar ?4ir, Jarnn,es, room, w n nate of +a:aka3 was graded and put iaa sl -ape as .soon
«: s
'Islet weddln,a tock place at the „Seth- Gould. Deceased has -i�e:a a long r�r;d 1,assGd-ai,Li,,, the rector, vrardtYis
patie;a:d: sufferer f orn acute ru^ia-c n..e otie:gt for tire privilege of
during the greater Part; of a_==,ie1R, atte4dS .g clv..,e .;,erv.ty in their
ieau-
line ehas be',3 dn_ns totally ,�ca.ttfStcx» .
uease} ThereWas,however, o o,. Reg',
I` xi :*e or L144.91t
tearable change in his condition ur;t.l a the ••e -..:-sc.earth verse of tale ,.$Lath
rz
odist parsonage at. Oregon, Ill,, w:.ero
Miss Lat retta Larnbroak, a fornner re-
side! -t of Exeter and Mr. -Russel,/ Prod
i
� >; Q a I` ^w
c ,rid_ f ext: r.�e Ind, "were r'
ay., e
uftm
Red ir. marriage iter Rev. Will. Celtins,.
on Apr.; 24t1a. Tine happy coup's will
Leave within a few days for Jamesville
Wis., a;rd expect to travel all a nnurler.
T%
n
The h_ -, bride Fide: tic rl- have the best. wish
es of her many, friends Here for .a
ko and 1taPPv wedded: life.
HICKS' FORECASTS --4 regular stella'"'
pato;' e7avers the Stn to the .L4th0 with
Moan on the celestial. equator on the
Etta and suit oar the 13rn. High .aerie=
Por turn, falling barometer and elec-.
ttieel storms will appear about sire Oth
In 'western extremes, and from \fednes,
day the 10th, to Sunday the 14tb, these
e`onditi,arrs will progress to the eastward
t'asse'l general and violent ,-stortae lra.
fatxat - 1oc«e itis za, _� ram the 14th. to the
l'i'lt constitutes a period of seismic
ram that will very probably cause
rthoualie shocks and: stllvers Isi
ssiy parts of the globs, A marked
to nigh barometer and eooler�
frasto at 'tight northward
(roan '_bout the
tario Liquor License Act
Lieenee Diatrictet South Huron. Notice is here•
by given that Mr, L. W. Palmer or Exeter, hat
made application tor pcnntsaton to transfer hia
S`l'im a tavern llcenoe (Commercial) bo Exeter
to :John A. Nowe.k ut Parkhill, Ont,, and
that tl r said application, will be considered- at the
meethne0ktheBoard,ot Llcenee Colnmisetonera to
be held at the, Commercial Hotel, in F1llage of Ext•
ter, on Friday. the loth 'day of May, 1011, at
tit hour of le a ,m.
dlt personsinterested will .govern t emael- ee ec.
cardingly,
John Torrance,LIcensclnapector.
Dated at Clinton, this 9rd day ot Bay, 1911.
T'4",
connect
sisals
he Sena
After opening
'a*• roiled 4:t the
Rurdo a and 'qtr. W.
to report +at the as
tear. The total x
STItY
vestry
tae T;ivitt
NI aridak�
The ,l'e'ctor
ineeting wills
ore, \'ir..$. 11
' Gallia#, to r,
1'0!' rho Ir
amounted t
'„`i0A tr:.,. while :the oxtatrldiiure atnoutnt-
ed to $3.'.i15.58, leaving a credit ban.
of $,T1.;iti. The emitters eontpii-
rho «"ardens ,and congregation
upoar tb.• excellent financial sh'Qwinb of
the year, this brains the most successful
financial Iatatentcnt in the. history of the
Parish. The various or',gattizations of
the Clrttreh is every . instance showed
@ubstantial balances. Hearty votes of
thanks were tendered the Ladies' Guild
Teachers and Officers,. of the S. S., W.
A. M. An Choir,' Bell -nastier#, 'Vestry
Clerk, the 'Wardens; also the Rev. D.
W. and nfrs.. CollIna.. At the elPso of
the meeting the, ladies, serval refresh-
mutts' A. plea -ant and matter:tet ry
meeting was concluded with the Dox-
ology and benediction,
lett#e over a. week age, w .e,, he snxffer„ e -tape.., n,_ .S,_ garti, Ikea., J' -.,u• took .:
ed a stroke, arid while shi wirtg signs ..... by the had and. liffcd 'mire up,
of imp ^overxeent at times it was clearly ,a0.d r r 'erose," .After a.._ ou.acing his
a2 lYZ � t
a end wa not faroff t,s
realer
o ec id :he aearaFers
+Ia: Go tld .seas t ort at, 2teeta Per -or. of '. i,e 0.0.0cietY rend expressed the iaope
Shire, F alarc%, to ti;e "moi' 1S45t, cos- that ,nein n £G.... ' tog“j4er voi4 't be a
,iueritly lie was 1.11 Sats 70th;';vea'. He
creme to Ci?tado "pat nal' y rs age
old first settled to Rxetsr, were 1-;e
InasCo tir asix resided ided eac+ti since.. �I
e
Kars a .abler slid wood, •horlcat cit -
Ira aaad was respected by all who knew
lalrxr.. His wife predeceased hint :about,
sever ye.irs..He leaves 4 family or elx.
-•ria 31 nap and fiver datighter5Fred. �A€
'tutu}• : =aviary at h. :e ; 44's M :
lla;a rid, Waiiaiceba o ; }ifs. Sidney San,
d trrr, eter; Mrs, Hllderley, I3roolts-
di1e. and Mrs.^-Ja1rn , Kellett, IDzab3rne ,
also 'r st,,brother, air, Richard Gould, of
13153. T;X4r funeral wastt place to the
l x
te:eS ?.er
c Xi 1, : �uesXla,a.
Jam
atrrraia;g
bl ,skis to ail. In the cotar se c. the
se n3 • < hie said in rt, -
"Tile words rof sc,e textWere spotter*,. at
4 1
1 '+ ,0 S
3 b to F
tinle L 2Xe 3. 3 1,a6 C, rA
t. e T .e
'"-e Cote sT We, Christ and the three
uPeette had beets ran h' Siouan of
Tananafi tl;ct3o'r, where his body took.
01
the spiritual .°,:Sart. \Ve •'-.1 :..erity' re-
arek + .e Transfiguration as A. rntracle.
lata:
wo. w19 , to understand •'lie 1i 4
and the enctrl: of Chris'_ two must
.3'.d2^5 ., s`1 t -.r as the fulfilment ot:.
ria; tine on, the lreavCnly''trady.
�1T FBt3 they' ulcer(' e3zru dlac :1,i' unt on
a,e,t. was trartsfairin- at Its foot,
w'1etier Ilad brought l e
father #cls spit p-
tne disciples ten b= •curedi but
an about tretpless. When:
fear. 71e spatia. 31113 want;-
as stated in ti4c
, actic le. -=Corned.
walper-Day-That all wale. rates
-011 with the v tezw dr.ks Ski fate
s
maid flies c a :-.�` -r:td
1 mat
xnfve.i-,-I?a'c T , the L^lC k be 3^SF.: Jet
I to pw ac@tre q;:• a>,,'t- pressure gtlage
pomp .. use. -.-C.: frig .,
A'alpe--•-IO.�;,-'•-•TN^tat tine coin inissi7her
s?ra ply after paries who ---ef';
ii.Y P
r s
3 : ,r
1 �e �.
be le ,�
a
Tiding �, t..,,, s LLe-
hd to e ,�'�rr ce t`e a a a Carried,
I..ve-;Adyo.r,.:- eta" r '.lap 1t1.
T. 3 . V„."41.- ,'',puh-';;
LI.
T y
�� gA TR T� '��t
1+"�..p Qn S.
April 4;5,'.1
To T ., F'-e',e: .'dvaeate
i7001' ,Friend';, 3s I nro usen to drop
p,
YeL4 :s haul*. litres after arri+Sias; at pry'
a1 a'.irratlon. I tl:.aught 1 would be as
ad Ae xaty• wont, Well. 45 Yotf ,know.
tined from nUeter ii13s the Morning
April 14th, astd arrived in Regina
a:tx1. err tial" 143th, and to lnyt glad !,
3'i v18o the first oaae I 'met ett tine
at
iA a was W. T-Ic escort
riles Jewell and myself ,to his itarrne.
s w' '= ,t uta, and gave ;t3' a'alne3tltdr.Og
;ndt lI e'r4t8 b3 1St foQrryftOC ir4ra3rvd:.;';
G?lo ➢slot far frena 'Tenants
I LGIrr41 tt, 131 ^W..! i1pt 119 on 4'ea n, 3 nAli
3011, 'tars On these
the islet', «acrd a_, ittM1 'earl' tial•*.rte ridicul its. 4•+ +u(ci•,e.,
�1a
vrd`lr 1err g11at*1t,471'.
Aao ti`R7t t131111I "#d
tag,
ut;
CARLING'S
THANE iS
Spring Supplies
It has been our aim this spring to supply the wants
of every housewife for housecleaning in Lace Curtains,
Rugs, Mats, Wall papers, Linoleums, Etc.
Dress ` Goods
It has been our ambit-
ion in selecting our
Dress roods to meet the
requirements of - every
one. We .:. are proud
to think that we
have been successful,
Call and inspect our
stock which is in the
newest and best shades
at prices which are un-
questionable:
Ladies Hose
Just received a few
lines of Embroidered
Lisle Hose at 35c a pair
also a few -pair of pure
silk hose at50c.
Ribbon ••
A few bolts of ribbon
in Blue, ' White, Black
and Pink. A 4 inch ribb
on to clear at bargain
price 10c. a yd.
White Wear
We have just received
our new and up-to-date
lines of Ladies white
wear in Waists ranging
in prices from : $1.00, to
3, 25, Skirts from $1.00 to
$4,50. These lines` are
of the best material and
are not lacking in that
style which should de-
mand the inspection of
every lady,
Ladies Under-
wear
We have just received
a complete stock of Lad-
ies fine knit underwear.
prices, -ranging from 10c2
to 50.
Cents 1-2 ; Hose
Lisle half hose in many
shades' and patterns at 25
40, 45 and 50c. per pair
also a ` number of pure
silk- half hose at 50c.
.A fresh stock of the best groceries always an hand
aghast 'prices paid for all kinds of.Produce
;.. tV, Rave sial dauga*er;
Friends.".11av*I3- learnt'.'d of li
lttrtt:i£XI1 t) leave tewn, we take tined
POrtunfilt express our regret at ,yo
removal, and to dhow our appreciation
of your services as members, of our choir
SFA aware' losing you front our town
,ted especially front our lash, where
you have alwaYa been fatlthtuj and vat -
and members, cheerfully :and earnestly
81ir,S'inS the praisres of our matter. "Our
asso0ldtila;rs together have at all titles
been most pleasant, Lend we could not
tetyou leave your horns town, and our
choir without testifying to the lr[r h
esteem in which you,: are hold by all
and showing your tw,ppreelatton ot your
raorvicefa' iXl the choir. We take plaaure
Instokingeach of yputo sweetie a. Hymn
book, anti trust that you may be spared
years in which to onjny, the blessing of
sans. That Good. may ;prosper you and
the other members of your ram•ily in
your V1ol home 1; the wish of the, mem-
bers of James Street nfot'hadiat Church
!Choir, F.. Ruse, leader.
EXETER SCHOOL REPO
S. Department
110381 1 w", -Sr. /V.-Honors'
:onors, i3. Walk -
or 83, T. Sweet 78, It'. Hill 78',,':ai;rCa8o
76, ,A. 13everley 751 Pass', L. Taylor
and S. Hooter 74, N. Ji8nos 73, Gs
Delve 71, "It. I1owe 70, E: 'Day 00, Q.
Pgnhale OO, C. „ray 66, II, sytivers 66,
E. 'Harvey 66, B. Oua,'nco 65i
Middle IV'. Ilotrors, W. „Janson 77;
Pass, 23. Hod'}ert 72, L. HapdfjOrd. 70,
E. Harney 69, A. Knight 68, IMO Sen-
ior 67, M. May 67, A. -pay, 04,
No, on roll 34; average attendance 31
C. Vesper, teacher.
Jr. IV. -Homers, C: Powell 92, 4,
Hueston 85, O. Davis. 83, 11. Parspons
79; Pass, M. Seldom' 71, A. Bell, f10,
79; Pass, 12. Seldon. 71, A. Bell, '70,
F. Wood 70, O. Macdonald 67, J: Pol-
lak 65, I3, Rowcliffe 61.
Sr., IIL-Honors, 11,. Vincent 92, M.
Gladmaxn, 83, L. Z-uefle 82, K. Weiden-
hanmter 81, G. Fitton, 78, M: KriDtt 77;
Pass, B. Hornsey 74, E. patine 71,
Delve 71, A. Johns 69, D. ,Kuntz 06,
J. Brickwosod 65, G. Ortwein 63; '
-Jr IIL-I•Ioaors, M[ Kydd 84, V,
Welsh 77; Pass, R. Cornish 69,. M.
Hardy 68, L. Walker 66, D. Philips
65, -'M. Walker 64, E. Powell 64, GI
Carling 62, M. Pickard 61, 11i. Day and
A. Taylor 60.
No. +on roll 43' ; Average 34.
J. S. 'Murray, Teacher.'
Room VI. -Form III. Jr.-Honors,A;
Cornish 78 ; Pass, H. 'Settlor 63, M.
Sharpe 62, W. Jacobi 60.
Form II. Sr.-Hton,ors; V,, Sweet 81,
C. Harness 80, V. Marshall 77,."D:.
Charlton 76, M. 'v1 orlock 76; Pass, H.
Boyle 72, B. Rivers 71., D. Kn,igrit 68,
C. Mallett 65. '
Sent on tO Room V. to make room
Loi others 11. Received from Broom VII.
No, or, roll 39; averagct 35
II. N. Kinsman, Teacher.
Room VII,:: -Nine were promoted to
Rooni .VI., and 12 received from Room
`VIII. •
Sr. IL -over 60 per cent. -V. Hi11 74, M.
Marchand 72, C. Sanders, 67, C. Ford
6.1.
Sr. 1. -Honors,' E: Davis' 93, P. Weld;
en,hannnrer 87; over 60 per cent. -J.
Davis and E. Yellow 74; M. Woods 71,
Collins 70, J. P30wey 66, A. Vincent 61.
Jr. II. Hon,ors,' M. Harvey 85, Maur-
ice Harvey 76. Over 60 per cent. -T.'
Connor 71.
Jr. .I.-Hon1ors, G; Harness 80; over•
60h per -cent., E. R.ussell 70, "w:;r,Row-
cliffe and . E. Knight :6'5, M. 'Webster
el, E. Magee 62.
Average "37,' No. oil roll 46.
G. M. Alexander, teacher
l�aoni -VIII,--Sr. Pt: I. to Jr. Pt.'II.
Mr Norry <81, A. 1towcliffe 70, V Walk-.
er 77, C.';1-Ieyw'.od 76, IV, Webster 74,
Cookson, W. -Bellwood and -13.•, Ache -r
soon 72, J. Bradt' 68,' N. Hardy -"{67:
Jr. Pt. to Sr.' Pt. :I--D.'"Palkwill,
M Jon.ie, G. Bind, 1-V13ignan, V„Vada!,
R Taylor, L. Harness,' int: Kuntz Y.
s.andea, E• Cookson, C. Biimacon bad
No. on roll 16; average, 40
F. W. Howard- t .cher '
position of lea.
U,' S. was 3oil
IA the Hider artd 'piddles cos ibe cost -
mitten "rf dk a slaarlrclt's miealoll vrao- to
the scout naaly, hen faith warn oAteta tl1''
expressto3 of theological 8ta,temette
ltd:"not the pr adult eft the heart ; bellev-
ln 'watt of more bnportmlco than ream
sorting, These distttacttons formed the
world into two great•slasaes, the secular
and the raaered. In art the figure ,ol, a
mother anti icor child witht,the head en-
circled by a halo was #catered, without
tate lute It was secular, In music har-
1 ntany;vetct to 'Scriptural words! made the
i
rnusi.,Ocrcd, while great national mel-
odies were secular. In arcltlteeturc the
bending et 8. cathedral was sacred, but
tit°' building oT sanitary and prioper
houses, for the poor would be secular.
While office in, the church eras regard-
ed ae more Important than office In the
public domain. The church forget that
every calling tfnat its honorable is divine.
Christ came with a mi!sston, to the
whole main, the body, the (mind Land the
spirit. Renee he was social. I•Ie at-
tended a marriage least, ho Std the Sive
thousand, he entered the home, he laid
his hands on the beads of the children.`
Ho met disease and death; purity and
shame.. oppression,and neglect,. and in
v i tenet u Mans not
crit ass a conquered. i n t
atom ly an; ani:nal. Ile luta sa mind and
spirit and his nature demands the sec -
lel side. Clarlst came to help, and this
Is the work of to -day -+alae work of your
society
First, then, we 'are to make 'meal heti
ter,aaad, second, wo are to strive to
keep then better. An old idea was that
there were the rich and, the poor, and
that there must always be such. Ther'+e?
was ;no effort to change the condition
-the poor content to remain suieh, and
the rich making no attempt toward their
bettermiwt t. ,As a society you are con-
fronted with the question of what we
are to do for the man unset isj down, soc-
ially and morally. Much good work is
being done by what is called ,the Lset-
tlement, or work in the sl'ums, and this
should be the work of the ;church and
our fraternal, organizations'. -Just as
Christ gave his hand to thie :boy we
should, give .ourselves to the work of
b'etterine3t by perearral Inelp, do the in-
dividual, as- well as sympat,tiy ;with ,the
cause or principle. The hand fat :fellovr-
ship must be held ou 1)3 ,assist the, less
fortunate brother. Not only are your
sympathy • and prayer, needed, but we
nnust be ready with, the extended ;Band.
Giving time and money and sympathy
is good, but it its Smith .better Lo give
yourself to the work of bettering the
condition of our fellowmen.
Da assured that "in; that day whern.
a 'cup of cold water given; to "a disciple
in my" name shall not, ;lose , its eternal
reward” every- unselfish, act, every
helpful word' and attitude will bring its',
true and legitimate reward.
THE EYE/TR ' COCNCIL
The Council met pursuant 0 ad=
liounnnient in the Town Hall'n on Friday
evening. .all` present 'except .Mr. Rivers
who was i11. Previous nnlniutes read
and approved.
Mr. 'Collins, manager of the;. Bank • of
Commerce waited' on. the council, present-
ing plans of the proposed new' bank
building, asking permit from the catul-
ca to build Sallie; Levett=Day-That per
:110. be granted according to plans and
e p ae l f i c a i;b:lq.-Carried.
Day-Walper-Tha.t petition for the
wale:in."r of Main street throughout . be
accepted. -Carried.
A , pekitkll -was presented t;3 have
Wellington Street watered from Main to
Railway track: Levett-Day-that the
0311]. b' gree'n'ed. -Carried,
Levet l-Day='Shat -tenders he asked
for the watering of the following street's
-Main frdm 8.-13. too Lake Road ;'Iluroi
from kl7atri to Carling ; a'Wellington, from
Mair; to track, tenderer to be inhandl
of clerk kr-aday,eit��j'�rray >tn: Car-
TSta t ` r YO be grO-Tar
5ec,a4
D
ur gaoca wlwes Iced ntadt3 aatrple pl
Tota in tlr at Byte, ;.VG arrived in Winl
Sprig about. 1. pan, We only batt tweet
Live minutes to stay there, before
lett for Iteglnli. On tiara ears fr,,ant
'Peg to Regina wo had good ;myon)•
dation, lots of room for ourselves and
baggage and roans tO steep, that ,ba, •#f
you cauId, lots of at ch.z;nca to make
tea on the twain; but etatd, 'the care, were
like Ito houses', aur Brother Jewell and
.1 :simply put o33. our overcoats, - alyd:.
walked up and down the car to keep
from freezing; however, we didn't freeze.
Regina is a Tine City. There are some
o: the ,tiniest buildi'n s in It that you
can see anywhere, and there are hun-
dreds'
un-dredt more snow In tits course at =c-
oon. 1 seelarld a job at the fairigroundrt
on Saturday and started to work on
lorday. There are about 150 In our
Tsang. My wages are 40c. per hour, It
is quite to long niece ata walk to our.
work 311 that I really have snot seen
much of the city. .Will ' drop yoau
.t tow lines again when X g *A little
bolter posted Give my ita've to nil ken -
mitring friends, and accept the same
yourselves. Yours truly,
JAMES VEER,
E1RTI-1S
Howard.-Iat Jarrow, England, on Ap-
:11 23rd, to nit, and tlrs'." Luther
Reward, a daughter,
IClopp At the 14th Can. Hay, on 23, ,
inst., to Mr. and Mars', Oscar IClopp,,
a bon.
McBride -At tile 11b14 Line, Hay, on
the 27th Inst., to Mr. and Mrs' john.:
McBride, a son. - -
Surerus-At Zurich on the 23111, Inst.,
to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Surerus, a
daughter.
MAlrcRIAGES
Case.--McAdam.-At the residence ofbLr;
Donald W. McRae,,hfantreal, on Ap=
ril 29th, by Bev. Jas. G# Potter, 134 A.,
Miss Agnes Jessie McAdam, eldest
daughter of the late David McAdam,
to George Edward Case of Toronto,
formerly ,of Exeter. "
Morrow-1tickbeil-At Zurich, on May
3rd, Phoebe R1ckbeil, daughter. ref
Sohn JohP. "'t ekbeil, too -Davin S. Morrow.
1•'iaber,-Ellig:son--In Mitchell, ,on Ap-
ril '24th, 'by Rev. Sohn Kenner, Mr.
Richard Fisher, Clinton, :to Miss Mary see the values for
Ell,gson, Ylitc'hell.
Moore-C1u1f-In Tuckersmith, at the
hers of the bride, onApril, '26th, by
Rev. C. C. Couzean,s, sof Elm -loan, Mr;
C. It. Moore, of Toronto, to Miyrtle
M., third daughter of Mr. Samuel Cluff.
You Saver
on.ey
On The
Followin
Lines
.At Our
SeIIing
ut
Sale
TS fronts to8
Rtif 3' SUITS front »-ttna 317
SHIRTS, due,, Lee., tc, S108
ODD PANTS Iro'ys a 1.09 up
OVERALLS SMOCKS, 500. to -
UNDERWEAR front 20c. to 4,0e.
13'. WORK sox', wopl,
w011K sox 1.Oc a pair.
13LACK CAASkPMERE SOX 20c
1'"ANCY COTTON :SOX 20c. a pair
FANCY 8IL 1C SOX 4,0c. .z pair
STIT'ip BATS
FELT 'HATS
11't.a0
on a 0c. rya C 25.
4,00 SHOES Id nC32.95
$5.00 SHOES at $4.00
WORK SHOES, all hands, COST Pried.
CIHILDREN'S' JUMPERS at 35c.
It will pay you -
to come in and
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DEATHS
Gould -l -n Exeter, April 30th, James
Gould, Hunan, street, aged 69 yearly
11 naonths, 26 days ,
Cl.appel- mit Staffa, on April 24th, Mrs.
Alfred Chappel, aged 48 years.
F7u,n.ter-In; Tuckersrnith, on April .23,
Mrs. Elizabeth. Hunter, aged 71 yrs.
3 nnonths, and 3 days.,
names -At New Liskeard, April, 25th,
Edward Manes, aged 75 yearsi and 3
nnaniths. -
Jacor: -1n uerton, Apr20th,'
Joh JaciaFb;llaged 72 on years„•3il nnonths
and 0 days.
Stokes -At Meosejaw,: pn, April. 20th, the
beloved wife Sof Mr. Victor Jolla Ash-.
worth Stokes aged 32 years, a (laugh-
er of the late Williahn+ Curry, Pair
Cutis' Hay. r
4utinia 1 -inti: Egznondville, on April; 24,
nosey Canty, wife of Mr,. -James Olein-
1a n; 'aged tr5 years.
McDonald -In I3rucefield, on April 23rd,
Elizabeth IvicNab, widow of the late;
Duncan McEonald, 'ha ne3 79th year.
year .
AlElson-Tri 3,inGillivra1 _4p,it,28 ,Sirs'.
w :.i. 411'asoi; aged 3 year,# '
II
ll-- n Detroit, April 27, �Mxs- 30n'
gave` daughlter of 'Mr. at40, Mrs. Jinhon
1'.i11, formerly .of Mt- Cannel, aged. 16
yourself.
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