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EXETER ONTARIO THU
SDAY, MARCII -7, 1912.
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Local, Items
When an hotel quotes its rates, at
a day un, that Means up as near as
the roof as it is possible to place the
guests,.
The rdral nada delivery boxes o
"dIeSsre
Pd Fliankt1 and Peter Moir,
Hsborne, 'were ruthiessly torn frOsh their
posts and ;thrown into the diten by
one miscreants on Tuesday night of
ldet week., after which the destructive
Curet damaged ttaa weigh scales and, lowad
erg of Mr. L. MeTaggart at,Exeter north,
lt Will be a serious, jeb far theen if theeT
became krwn.
RIMAWAY-Twe, sons of Mr,. Samuel
Parsons experienced a rttan,VMY
l'74‘idaY afternosne Te Y wee driviag a
eon hitched lb entter, and were ps
411,g east on the Thames Bead when the
bit broke, and losing central of 1,11,0
terse they were throWn eat in frond
Mo'hds gate. The norse ran
On ad strut* plam-bang into a team
driven by Mr. Fred Ellerington'S hired
an In the minreup' it got free from
tha eater and turning' into Fred -Huns
ga.tgway ,r1t. TAO 130;w11' ath0 lane
gn and lover the snowb4nxe kint,ta
.e.ctehed'ibe v,zOsels at tho back of ‘the
Tholboys ter horse Were not injur
ed, but natter and narness Were eiones
what damaged, It was a ',Tors" sUrpris-
neg thing neither of the team Was
eejured by the cutter shafts.
BAD MIXEP-Mr, E. M. Drake:tate:re
Tteiso. HAIlledb of Dashwood
, most unpleasant experience on
• • to t`own about neon en
just
-
Just as they erased the
:wytrack on Um Lake Road. They
ed for the tra-n pass In frnnt
era anti :lad, just proceeded on their
when a runaway team or horses
ee up behind the and separating
t:vemy passed one each, side
the tongue passing betwee
tcaIii of the occupants4 Tho whiffle
topped tho team from, gOing far -
d then ono of the team, fell,ovcr
on the i.yw and:the othert fell partly on
thcste horse' and partly on. the cut-
ter, Tie occupants scrambled out of
the cutter. 47141 immediately the horse
rolled over the single: horse and eutter
and felt beside tits mate. The drivOr oZ
the team Mr. 41rthur Glanville, had by
Lids time arrived on the mene, together
with others, and the tangle or ha.rneas
and titoreee wan righted. Strange lia
1:aY neither Mr. Bract/shire or Miss
Ilarkloil/ was injured in anYway,
though the latter'S' hat was totally de
tteled and her fur coat torn in several
places. The cutter was considerably
damaged and one ,of the team' Was some-
what injured.
I
Morrs. Thos fr
Cornish has returned om COMMUNICATION EXETER, COUNCIL.
six Edit -
ARM BROKEN -Miss Hannah Isear,
donor Mount Ca.r.a* met with, a paenew ei1/1,17 an 9.14 kV -Adman and taking a/
actitielst yesterday afternoon by slinPing,
some ice an. the s.idewalk rn front of
J. Carling's store, breaking neer arm
ween the west and elbow.
DEAT31 OF MRS. pERR:INS-Another
f our aged and respected residents haa
..aeeed away, sinfthe person of Almira
Willains, ye1it. 'of the tate Charles Per -
tens, who died On Mareh 1st, at the age
of 73 years, Deceased lened becn. en fail -
'deg health for.' qotne year and or tato
had ,been eenfthed 0 her reotn, her
be.= lergelY due- to a genera);
eakthg up of the SYStenn She, Was a
nitin ot many excellent parts, a Pen -
tent ciendstiala and menlber of tilo
3,,tinee street Methottet Chutott,
d bY'her fartnaY and highly esteemed by
',1/4,0 knew !WI% She married her tate
band in Iralton Connty fiftY Years
re ' tq his death' which occurred in
ne. 3.000. Shortly after their marri-
theY Moved to -Osborne Township,,
where they settled on the 4th coneession,
They retired to Exeter over twenty-ftye,
:td--d.trs ago, Since the death Of Mr, .Per -
the widow bad resided the, greater
pef the time at the hams of ,Mr. S.
X, Sanders. She ts survived. by one
son and six daughters. Chas. ILMrs.
T •oeRarvey, Mrs, S. M, Sanders, and,
re. S, we of. Exeter ; (Rev.)
uchanan of lbolleo.u. Sask., Mrs. John
adman ot Rattieford, Saalt„, Mrs. Al-
t johnston of st, Augustine, all o
Itwom have the sympathy or their inellY
de. 7310, ux-sPral Wale place from the
ree:deace ot -Mr, Sanders on, Menden in-
terment being made in Exeter 'cemetery:,
Bev. assisted by Rev.'Salton
St.' Johns. conducted the service.
STEP/IEN COUNCIL,
The coneit of tile Township of SM
nvened 1Iall, Crediton,
the 4th of March 1912 nt
p.m. All :nen/ben/ were present, The
Lb e previous meeting' were
and aPproved.
diter's reptart was adopted.
Bobert uteininson was awarded the
ontract 4or Aux Sable bridge and those
en co. 10, 14, 21, and L.11.14,
rOdra wero passed tor Wm. Finkbehr,
shovelling snow, 2,,C5;Wn.Ntellol
to road 2.00; C. Finkbeiner and
otbera, vtark on. road, 4.00; Switzer
and SRes Broken:Mitre, auditors 8.09
eath: 3. Carruthers and others, gravel
60.00: J, Hotights and others, gravel
3.50; ixtto., gravel., 24.75; T.. rsaac
others, gravel 2 Z0
The council adjotumed lo April 1st, at
'wbeh date pall/masters, poundkeepere
r.d ence viewers will be appointed.
13e.nry ELIber, Clerk.
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
--Spring Shoppers
Spring is nearing us and you will be wish-
ing to get your spring sewing finisned up so
call in and see our new prints and ginghams
The neatest patterns ever shown.
Ladies Ladies
Any piece of Dress
Goods to be sold at a
greatly reduced price.
Come early.
Ruffs or Stoles
Get a Ruff or Stole
while in the swing .all to
be cleared out. also Lad-
,
ies Fur Collared Coats.
Regular $23.00 for 18.00.
Room Rugs
Brussels rugs in green
and fawn grounds to be
cleared out at a price
that will astonish you.
Men's Fur Goals
Only a few left to be
clealed out regular $23.
coats for $18.00. Regular
25.00 coats for $19.50,
Winter Caps
All mens winter caps
to be cleared out at a
price. Reg 75c, for 50e.
Reg. 50c. for 39c,
Ladles Skirts
Only a few Ladies
skirts left Regular 3.50
to 5,00 skirts all to go at
the one price $1.75.
Ladies Fine Shoes to be cleared out at a cash dis-
count of 20 per cent. o
Dinner Sets, Lamps, and Chamber
cleared out at
vormlmi
deep interest in the young band So re-
cently organized, 3 thinIc the present
time an opportune one to laed their con-
dition before the people tat Exeter. The
boys have made a wenderfni progress
dura g the wthter, and, with proper
encouragement to keep them to-gether
give every promise of becoming, a first
lase band. Now, would it not be nice
; they Mad contest out in the spring:with
niee new uniform, worthy' the
(ought to be) town or Exeter.;
You will ail say, *Of coarse .it
would," We, 2-eoW are thee' going to
get it? I kneW MEE' tow- fathers gave
thell) haldietnne grant, but by the time
they pay their leader and hall rent, to
say nettling of music or an oceasienel
thetrantent, that V,111.1.)3 more titan used
up. Nodvs it 3' might Make a suggestion
I 'would say that we have 4 nulltber
af ladies of wonderful executive.
My. Could they not see their way
clear, together with settle of our men
folks, to get up a concert oat
er home talent to be held
d, the ()nerd, HQU,SC: at Boras near daic
the Preeeede to go toward the suits.. I
anifiturc every one 'would ho patriotic
enough to attend. And then the ones
that did not attend WQ couid hold u
Cor a subecripiien., Again, eould not
the nie be secured' for one nignt for the
or the band, a small admission
chard for sPectators and
lttle extra Tor skatersi I am ,
here are very few but would drop
to ltvaX the band play a select:4ot/
tWe.But, 1 moat not trespass on your
would be pleased to hear front
any ne Who thinks the objet a wortilY
one and wilt belp push the etaod work
aiead for the honor of the town am)
ugernent ed the band
Yours respectfully,
A, E. PINCE
E. Bandsman,
T 1.91 ROYAL
111Id
As you are alt e.waro the atorml 0 two
weeks ago prevented the Royal English
*1 Reit Pingere from aPPea-ringIn
,Tames Street Metildast church, Exeter,
an the date arranged for. HoWever, „ a
new date has been made- TUESDAY,
MARCH 12,- and you Will then have
the opportuttUer ,,t4 hearing this high-
class entertainment.
The Guelph Herald of Feb. 2.7th eaYS,
- 'Norfolk Street Methodist church was
tilled last negbt to listen to the Hand
Bell Ringers and all were, 'delighted with
the excellent Music rendered. The Work
of the ringers was at times marvellous,
their rendition of the musical classics
being especially appreciated, while the
vocal part of the entertainment 'wan
highly commendable.'
11. C. CreAvford or Port Elgin' writing
to Miss Bradley, says, that although
the night was stormy the house was
packed, and that athee the entertainment
im had heard nothimg but good words
ot all and on all,
Mrs. 3. P. Hockin of Guelph saYs,r-
Our church was felled to standing,-4much
to our delight, The 13011 Ringers are
wonderfully 81,r:tiled muSicians. Every-
body' was delighted and that to us is
just an good as making money. We
were Pleased vreth the appearance of the
men on the platform. Their uniforms
are neat and attractive.
Remember the date -Tuesday, Mar.12
HICKS FORECAST S FOR MARCH -
A. reactionary storm period is central
on the 10th, and llth, Involving the
Oth and 12th. March the llth, each
year, is the central day of a four l to six.
day period, lii which the Earth passes
a Maximum crisis of electric and mag-
netic unrest. Electrical storms, streams
of solar magnetism, earth -currents, vol-
canic outbursts, auroral lights tele-•
graphic thterruptionts, and seismic trem
ors are all quite cionunon and natural
at this annual crisis. Rath turning to
sleet and shoW, will return in force on
and touching the loth and llth. 13e pre
pared for thnsr, and for the change I'd
much colder, which well most likely foll-
ow, up -t o about, the 141h. regular
storm period covers, the llth td 19th,
having !its denter on the 1.6th. The bar-
ometer will begin falling ire the west
about the 14h, with cloudy and threat-
ening conditions. )3y the 1510 and, 1610
these conditions will bring rain, across
'naming eastward, and on the 17th,
18th, and 19th, a marked low ba.rometer
will pass the central Mississippi, vaney
attended by decided storms of rain and
wthd, with possibly tornadoes asid, hurri-
canes southward. Snow ressng barome
ter and change to Much colder, well push
the , western flanks of t hese storms
leaving cold, fair weather .0eer most
parts 1701' Beveral days followeng storm.
The new' gamy on 18t01 and an equator
19th, will hold the culmination of this
high period hack !until those dates, A seis
ride perldd is central on the 18th, cove,r
ing the 15th to'' the 21st. Watch the
Vdorld's Record.
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C011101 Znet tn the Town Hell, Friday
the 1st Exist. Members all present. Min-
uses of the last meeting readnand a.pprov
ed. Scott and Ford -That Inc following
accounts be paid, -G Cuelmore, labor,
3.117; D. Russell, or., 2.85, EU ,SueU
2,7Q, G AtInson 2.70, W. Creech, 1.93
T. Brock, Jr., 1.35, Harley Sanders 3-1.5
I' Brock, i3r., 10.05:T Sanders, 5.33, Sid
Sanders 3.51, Iloulden 2., Rulnehr 1.05
A Anderson 1.05, J 'Cookson 1:95, Ed,
Harness 1,20, R. Horn 1,18, .1 Ogde4
3.50, F ',!.1•33Z8 75e., T Cookson 75.^„ Hy.
Kestle 1.27, T. Creeeh 1.15, G. Corn-
snn, sne., sere. White, cleaning Ilati,50t
Jno, Peord, pt. salary 31,25; W. J.
stlt 37.50; T. B. Carling 25.00, Ceare
Hr., Pernane TDArVil Hall 175.00; V.
Coats, registering Wateres'orits by -Id
2.40; It Hasten, fillaurance, 10,001'
11,:nrcd.YI,4,40,10,k,, 8. (1,90.0. elsobutl.hae.00)
reas,, 'nand, Part grant, 50.00. Electric
Inglit Co., linhting, .$119.71, Tend-
481tt9'
1.,et-Rivers-That the Reeve 'an
Treasurer botepw $500 it required. -
Cartded.
The Hydro -Electric Power Ogralitteeitto
whiten was aneaunced to Meet at Olin.
its)1 Cite 293 Ult., 1,0 Whit:4 meeting
era, Ileaman and Scott were deputed
to attend was postponed owing to the
inens of Mr. Southarn, engineer .for
e distrt'et, s
Tenders vmre received for the $5000
debentures for the extending or the
watetworlts as follows -
C. H. i; s. TenOnt0 d4046.
Brent NoXen u CO., Toronto. $493,6-
^ Ontario Securities Co. Toronto,4937
Ste5.sQ3 & Co-, Toronto, $4965
W. A. Macitenzee 4: T,oroato $ 19113
ational 3,‘inance Co., Toronto :1491,
L.,4ikfuenlrici5n,ItIn6. ct.,CtrTonortoo.nt;X,829.1
Wosn & Stanlyury, Exeter, $5096,
nal1=5,S c. sot '.'-DM. 13{,1,N,1;007 rtatt.0 01411:11-,
pted as per waterworks by-
law as advert'ned„-Carried.
Lovett and Ford -That the vont:Waste/a-
s have ail dead ^staves withers the limits
ot the corporation removed as seen as
practicable., ---Carried.
itivers-Teat wc adjourn to meet on
PrdtlaY evening. the 23rd inst.
T B. Carling, Clerk.
13x4TE11. SCIWOL. REPORT
'Department
FOrin .-Honors, N, TruOniner 90 L,
Stewatu 85, 3, Strang' 85, G. 7.51orleY
84 • I, McDonell 81, .7. Allissen 81, di.
Case 87, 'IL Rivers 75, J. Munn 75,
LI. McArthur 75; Pa,sS, I. Sweet 74, 3.
Hoggarth 74, A. Fprd 73, D. Harvey
72, B. 'Walker 71, M. Hanlon 70, A.
IroggIrth, 69, A. Beverleyi 08, L. Taylon
68, D. Hall 67, E. Brooks 65, A. Hab-
kirk 05, N. Parsons (33,0. 14adgert GO
Sr. Commercial--Honers, B. Atkinson 78,
I. Rivers 77: Pass, I. Irardy 60.
J1', Cornmercial-sHonora, P. Hell 79;
Pass, M. „Acheson 69, E. Neil 69, E.
Nail 69; n. Day 69, N. Jones 65, ,33,
Baker 65, C. May, 03, A. Willis (12.
No. on roll 41 average atteiniance 38
Form IL -A. Willis 73, M. Hanlon 73
F. Triebner 72 A. Brokenshire 72, L.
Boyle 70, L. PIL.rvey 67, M. Allergen 66
3. Davis 62, J. Seldon 61.
No. on roll 21; average attendance 20
Form III. -S, Petty 73, N. Amy 72,
E. Case 68, C.< Copeland 67, E. 1-Ituskin
65, C. WOod 64, R. Dearing 64, G.
Passmore 61, A. Hearne -Lb 60.
No. on .roll 24; average attendance. 24
Weidenhammer, B. A., Prin.
P. S. Department
Sr. IV.-Ilontors, C. Powell 85, 13,
Elodgert 77, W. Ma.nson 75; Pass, 0.
Davis 72, A. Knight and R. Rowe 71,
Id. Senior 69, G. Penhale 66, A. Day
66.
Middle Glade -nen 73, M. Vin-
cent and 3. Follick 69, A. Bell 68, le,f,
Huston 67, L. Zuefle 67, F. WOod 63
K. Weldenharnmer .62.
C. Vesper, teacher.
Jr. 1V.-lionors, B. I-Iorney 77, D.
Kuntz 76, I. Delve 75; Pass, G. Ford
72, A, 'Jams 69, E. Daves 64, J. Brick-
w‘cld
Sr. G. 1Vells 85, NA
Fckard 85, G. Ortesein'Be, E. Powell 81
G. Carnog 80 ; Pass, G. Moir 73, M.
Walker 71, d. Davla (39,11. Hardy 69,
L. Walker 66,,5f. Day 64, M. Sharp 63
No. on roll 32; average attendance 26
J. S. Murray, Teacher,
jr. III.-Honers, a. Hervey 91, V.
jones Zuefle 77, V. Hartleeb 77,
I -I. Boyle 76; Pass, W. Davis71, W.
Knight 72, A. Delve 71, C. Harness
71, D. Marlton 68, 13. Rivers 66, V,
Marshall 65, V. Mallett 61.
Sr. 11.--E-tenors, V. I -Ell 92, M. Mar-
chand 87, C. ,I-learnan ,86, 'C. Morley, 83
E. ,poyle 76; PAss, E. Taylor 71, F.
Brinnecombe 63.
Noon a•oll 38; average attendance, 33
I -I. N. Kinsman. Teacher.
Class III.-11onors, A. Vincent 88, el.
Harvey 88, Y.: 1101WeilitE.1 87, IN/X. 1-1ervey
87, P. W-eidenharruner 81, G. Harness
80; Pass, E. Dar:, 73, T. Control', 73;
M. Wood 73, P. Collins 71, ddr. 13(1108-
7 1, J. Davis 70, E. KnIght 69, E.
Yellow' 69, I. Davis 65, S. Sanders 64.
Class II. -Honors, E. Russell 77, L.
Hartle:lb 76; Pass', 'K. Iledden 73, M.
:Webster 69, C. Salter 68, H. Kuntz 64,
BO:-.)\-dch(elVil.M7,41'djoirr. Cy'°°6k,38.°11 Ca' W. 13e1-
.47,),C.:*()..,1Dia:us.v:otszir.i69H26c4.,cink:ocir..ts*1),
1607Ny,, ,66 D, Mallets 49.
til.a114.40,Yrialeusds ,,A71,RidO.Wcsla,Sfnfricer7i3a ,7,01t,ETttlyralorf
,vey.,68, 'I. Moir '67,, C. HeywOod. 62.
80, V. V. 1, -ale 77, W. Webster ,74,
rt. I. ---G. 37, O. Iledden
jr. Johns 98, 'D. Balkwill 87
'Stathl 64
N,;. en roll 41; as/el:age, attendance 36
Irene Cluackenbush, .Teaeher.
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Dashwood
Mrs. Henry Callfae entertained a nun -
of bets frienda one, etrening14st Week
tit being a surprise Party 701 1-1.011 or her
b7rtrday,
Little Nettie 13roken83'Jre celebrated
her'berthday on TuesdaY evening by
inviting a number of friends to spend
tne evening:
Oa See -den eve neg at the Closeof the
evertthg service, several. new Inelabers
were taken. LIP fn the, Evangelical church.
nit of the recent revival meeting't
•-•heencpoallaog; ntgo inttt:oeseela wl4etreelytit:tuwoLltigs
• e nevr course of :rife.
sees Jacob Kellerman and IrtiO'hard
each deleveresi hOrse on Mort-
at4lYilloQui,34Pr'arAlthcl(r" Alien who "411).'
E. 51. Brokenabire and Miss P.
Ilertieilo had a rathe,r unpleasant ex
ience on Saturday last while &tyingto
A. runaway team of horses CQ
41 be -Ned were neither seer) nee
heard until they plunged upon them.
Luckily they escaped with only p. few
bruises, torn clatteere and a badly broken
cutter,,
Mr. Henry Erenw,e hua.tiy m0v1of,-
4)-18 effects to the farin ho recently pm.'
chased in Stanley Township,
Several from here attended the ea
tle pale at Exeter on Saturday.
Mrs, Jonas Ilartleith is laid up 1
rauacular rheumatism
It is said that pro long wedding bells
to sound forth: in our quiet burg.
Irerman Walpar, who has been
e etalne Vane, succumbed 10 Ilia
'.1ine on Sundae' niglit, It was thought
of 1.tt(' titat he inr,ght sureve, but clur-
4/11;,,^ the last few days his 3Ii.s be -
.90 sutlh that to thoaa of ilia I'vtende
becartn apparent that it was only a
matter or tirno and he passed as above
elated. The bereaved farniiy bare the
sympathY of the entire community in
this their severe trial.
Ti:is community was greatly surpris-
ed on Tuesday nlat, when a was; learn-
ed that Daniel Messner, ,second son of
",:r. and Mrs. Paul lliesener had paseed
away after a :0700 'illness. What make$
11. fie= harder is the fact that an el-
der brother and the father had left
rebaUt 1.‘513 weeks ago for the Peace 'River
District to iacate on, soma land in that
settlement; The, young man, who Ilas
pet passed aiway was to have gone with
,thern, but not feeling ttst well at the
11223ft1 tliat ha,
home for a Vine and Jettn them later;
but his illness terminated In death, thus
then, plans have be thwarted. The be-
reaved family and friends havamc sym-
pathy of the ent4re community In this
their severe Rise.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhellip Hartman of Park
h11 were in town last Friday,
,Mcsers. Dick Canning and Nelson, RD -V-
ella of Grand Bend were in the burg on
Saturday.
Mr, Dick Jennison of Parkhill was in
town ton Monday.
Mr. Jos, Melt was' dal Exeter Saturday
on business.
Mr. Frank deloseenbean'Y of Berlin was
here a few days this week tuning Pianos
The many friends of Miss Sadie MS:Is-
aac be pleased to know that she is
able to be back in the met office again
after her recent ellness.
Misses Katie Styer and Katie Giallo'.
of Pariduell visited under the parental
roofs on Sunday.
This 'week tik is our sad duty to re-
cord the death of one of our. young men
in the person of Mr. Herman Walper
at the age or 24 'years ;which sad event
occurred on Monday morning- at 6 o'clock
at the home of ,hes parents Mr.! and Mrs.
Louis Wolper of the Bronson Line, two
miles north of Dashwood, after a lin-
gering illness of about two years of
consumptilm. The funeral will take
place this Thursday afternoon at the
house, enterme,nt lin the Lutheran Ceme-
tery, Bronson Line. The family have
the sympathy of the entire community:
Crediton
oc. Hockey players -Went to Exetier
one ,night last:week and won out. Ttte
Lucan team was here on Wednesday
'fight and they top met. defeat. The boys
are well pleased .wl,tb, the results of the
aneet of the Bank 'staff 'is back
oll duty agaon affter a ,Short
eVIrs. Link, Iles,s Ella. Link, and Miss.
McNalb have returned from Toronto
where they have been attending the
sprig Alillenery Openings.
Too Township council were obi: `god
to have their meeting In Hall on
Monday on aecount of the Town' Hall
being rep.ainted., Bert Clerk has the
contract 'and es making a 'first-class job
ot
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Idaylock and sons
or London, are spending a few aays, in
our anedst visiting relatives.
Weenie -1g bells an del eur ittidot yest-
ertlay. We refer to the marriage, of
Mies Rose leinkbeiner to Mr. Edward
.
Fulmer. More parteculters we' he given
,
neat week: We extend to' the happy
aotiple raur hearty congratulations and
good W5 ,S.
541r, 1T kr. Paget, Manager of the
local branch, o'r the Bank of ,Commerce
spent last: Sunday vritth friends in St.
,
Cetharthea.
'edlbert Morl,Ock makeng , a sawing
al-Lace:the for Frank. Sims. A ,gasolthe
• 26 +3110 t,'',1-14 and the whole.'
frande will be, mounted on ;a Sled there-
by alleviting to'`,b haillednanywherin
71,3
liol°11.4t'4ii'W'bales' busy daylor our
Tow-Ash:Ail tCosincias Qtiete . narateral
bridge aii melii.,7al:ocreol.440':11;102:1.abnel4c9ten7dering..
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Einber, M. P. P ;of Tieronth sent
Stenday At hoine,
Mesern 1101 ,f,-; Co. of• Mitcholl who
&Put uP the •Ilron ',e`lork 'fOr the Other
Sakdole Dridges were aWarded the cem-
tract for the iron w0/4.- for L'eseny's
We are Pleased to' report that 'Michael
Finith,ether's eanditien is aerne easier
and it is expected he will, eetan reeerser
from hs illness.
With batters eggs petatees awaY
uP Pnice, coal a. searea and
zero vteather, really the iot of man es
teed:eine; bat a eneerftli One these days
The rv...Tmer should, be, weti satisfied
'tenth the 1,:',..arket these days,
ea Myr/ Clark Wet* nes been
LI is rapidly redeye -Time,
Front Azeother -
On Wednesday evennre: 'ef Ind
e lady end,creelx-res with their ether hal-
'drove to ine home of Mr. leobetl:
irtneY, the occasion beeng to :Tie -
e soma 'or the birthd,/ys. enhe
vcn3rg was 411 that could he se -felled
r and the steighinr, grand. Arriving at
; Masslteturey;s all were made welcome -
The evening wan anent I...P. rndneste, gaffteP,
tions and speeches until about '11
when all repaired to the. dining --
fa where the table, was rp.f.Tly loaded
hgood thin.gs provided by the lad -
a. Wilett all had done ample justice,
flanked Mr, and Mrs. Mawilkitlelr fcer
ir kit/dr/pee, and sang 'OW be With
Val WG .ag'atn," thoY re-
ed to their hotres well Pleased with
everritigi they had spud.
You encouater i 3134
' deep -thinker that ble ttuibts
ran to the surface.
CLINTON-A former resident ot C
T, krolmvs, eted or. PrIday 1,13
St. Paulls, 7,49art., aged 47 years. De-
ceased was a, brother of Robert uoi9e5
formerly pltapattetbr of it:4 New Era,
B1R1'1.14
N'aytte-In Whorne, on March ard, to
Mr, and :241.0. 1,V;Jnarn Frayne, a dau-
ghter.
Beebe -In Ridgetown, Mar, 4th. tto Mr -
and Mrs. C. Beebe, a, daughter,Matt
cline Prior,
Pethiek-In Seaforth, cii,,,,Feb to Mr
and 'Mrs. Lorne- Petheki,
Exeter, a Aon.
Crystal City, Man., on Veb,
SNI; to Mr, Wm. Eissett, 8021 Ot 5(71
011, II, Bessett, formerly of Exeter. and
Mrs. Masett, a son.
INTathens.-In Stephen, Feb. 23. to Xs.
Mid Mrs. .1, Wesley Slathers, a daugh-
ter,
Lawson -In Stephen, on Peb. 10, to Mr.
and Mrs. Goo. Lawson, a daughter.
Iderslake-th Blanshard, Feb, 26, toMr.
and Mrs, William Kerslake, a sem
MARRIAGES
Pride -Bee -1n Masa Craig, Feb. 24, by
Rev. Geddes, Mrs, Bessie Bee, to Mr
Seth Pride, both of Ailsa Craig,
Hannah -Keys -In Stanley, Feb. 28the
Phoebe, daughter ,of Mrs. Robt. Keys,
to Samuel Hannah: or Yellow Gra.ses,
Sask.
Reid -Keys -In Stanley, Feb. 27, Annie
E., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W L.
Keys, t* James A. Reld or Co.rndulf,.
Man -d
Mitchell-nRobinson-In Fullarton, on Feb
28, Afess Era, daughter or Mr. and
Mrs. John, Robinson, to Fred Mitchell,
DEA.THS
Perkins -in Exeter, on Mar. 1st, Almira
Wilkins, relict of the late Charles Per
kins, aged 73 years,
Menealls-In Bitidulph,, on Feb. 28, John
McFalls, aged 88 years, 8 months,
days.
Milner -In St. Marys on. Feb. 26, Eliza
Ann Relax's, relict of the Iatd_Jos,
ner, aged 73 years, 4 months.
Johnston -In Clinton, Feb. 26th, Chas.
Johnston, aged 75 years, 5 months
Carpenter -In Hibbert, Feb. 21, Charles
Carpenter, ,aged .81 years.
Lamport -In Stephen, Feb. 25, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Lamport.
aged 2 days.
Walper-In Hay, Mar. 4, Herman Wai-
ver, aged 21 years. "
Messner -In Dashlwood on Tuesday,
Martel 5th, Daneel Messner, son of Mr.
Paul 3/Tessa-ter.
FARM FOR. SALEI OR RENT.
A first-class 130 acre farm, -with good
buildings, convenient to school and
church, about eight miles from Exeter,
Cour Miles from ,shipping point. Sinall,
bush and orchard, never failing supply
of water ; 5.1111 15.041 well underdrained.
Possessilon at once, Well sell or rent:.
Apply at the ADVOCATE OFFICE.
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lubricants la Is good or any • In , of
..ph)Yre„ Nave yoe sometteng to ..011 or Is
bythouous'rr:DbesO73',56tins...70*Yiun°e'eltshiciwihnuiagr':.:y:t
No .,matsteirs.hco(%),11 I,arge o wil
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