Exeter Advocate, 1912-4-25, Page 14,
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TEIURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1912.
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Local .Items
A new aneta.Vie ce:Ung is being placed
=a1 the ilallwav of rho, Central Hotel,
Mr. F. A. Barker, of the Orztareoi y eter-
iiGlary, College, is assisting Dr, Sweet
with leis practice.
'Tine .nxasons have started work on the
Noises to be erected by DTessrs. Seel.'
and Marchand on the site of the old
Mansion House,
?x 1'r R. Bowen, of the Itlolsons Dank
stag has been Messed to the at, Thomas
branch, and Lloyd Rivers has been
engaged as jw »ar,
The OddestIowa will attend divine Wort.
ship ;n Main) Street laethaisk, Ch WI)
OA, Sunda} rriorrt:+n= , APO- 2.8th, the 1
Mater, X,ev, Powell taking, the service.
It has been announced that Rev, Mr.
Livingstone, who has beelf, :ltl Stratford
1:osl}ttal for some time, cannot recover
and that, hes death 3s only the matter of
es fees days dilatant.
There is still no 1lehoel ,being held ill
the lower looms of tho se11eo1, and still
Many oll.1,1dren are ill of measles, sone
of them be,➢t:S quite serloualy ill, Tile
disease ;s gradually being stamped out.
however.
',Ir. Mart. Salter lett :Monday 4110111'41g
for London where he has accepted a
situat on. Mrs. Satter and children will
follow as soon as Mr, Salter ran Secure
a suitable 'tease. We a .are sorry to lose
uels geed efiti.Sens as .'lir, and firs,
;Salter, but wwish, them success :rx .their
DM hone. .
BUGS, WALL LIN-
QL:EIU\tS-\Ve have put to a, `beautiful
]Tete of Rugs and L noted) a, and carry
a Iargle x)umber of samples of Wall
Papers, wdxith we cite obtain for you
al:' shortest 'not.. e, Wet don't believe that
you, can
Not aa tto
r all round place
:
to tit out the home than light at
this store. JAS. 13EV,ERL13X , the lead-
ing funeral aa'ector and £wDllture ratan,
01111os:.te CPrnnie'v n1 ilk tel.
HORSEMEN ATTENTION.
BQr semen will do well to consider the
,Advocate when fin need of horse bills
and cards. We lla,ve an excellent line of
of cuts to choose Brom, and we. Insert a
notice two weeks din the Advocate. Bring
your orders early to arty:d crowding.
The muskrat
season runs out April
1
:3001 ,
Dr. House has purchased the dwelling
owned by Mr. Albert Pym, situated at
the rear of Mr. D.• Russell's blacksmith
shop, possession to be taken May lst.
Dr. E. R. .Foil ek of North, Van-
couver, B. C. Oa We this week vis-
'.ting .his parents, '>, r. and Mrs, R:
Follicle, Dr. L, L. Foil:cl+ of St.
Marys was also dere for a day,
Mr. John Leathers), who recently anav-
ett Proal here to Ilxaersoil, was the
v:stint of 'a painful accident the other
day. While engaged at the packing
house he had the misfortune of having
sa:s eon broken and as a conseetlence
now ern -fined tet h.3a honor in that
tt a xheet:axg held. in the Town Mall
fele days age it was decided to get
a name for the park at the darn -most
a name for new park by the Dant -most
likely Tecumseh;, !t, being no'w.one hun-
dred years since tlx;s celebrated Indian
Chef died. 11. was .0.1s0 proposed, to' pur-
chase some trees and to ask the, e.t-
zelle to buy some Pf them and have a
Plant:lig We, Tk'o eh ldres>. are to be
espee,a.11y 'iixterested'as theY will do the
Planting.
BAND CONCERT -Tee people'of Esc-
ter
scter was be pleased to know that the
Concert In the
band ui ' � Gan
is a a
p .�
Opera House on Friday ;v:ht rest, on
A, p"•41 2,'Otb, with a view to ebtaining
the balance et the fundsaxeeded to
Purchase urx°i(ernxs., Tltero eould be 14)
more `worth object than this, Let
ever y body attend. The program co.:
consists of sofas, readings, quartettes;
band select:ahs. etc. The popular° pricsa
preva°,l. See bills:
DIED IN RUSSIA -Mr, acrd, Mrs, W,
II, Collins, who recently left here for
thea' new borne to. Brocksldle, received
word of the death of the latter's
brother, Horace Wilberforce Musson, el -
deet' son or Itev. E. Horace Musset),
Which occurred at Kew, Russia, on Apr.
18th. Mr. M•ussen had been W for some
nxonths and his nxother and brother of
Toronto had gone to see him, arriving
at his .home some weeks before hie
ti3eat."i
'',MEMORIAL -At precisely halt past
eleven, Montreal time, Thursday horning
there win be an absolute cessation of
work '.n departMent of, the G. T. R, and
G. T. P. and their afiliated ithes for
a space at „ive ,minutes, as a memorial
to the late President Hays. This strik-
ing anxd,:Sax-reaching .memorial will em-
brace three coubtnies, Canada, Great
Britain and the United States, many
lines of railway on this 'continent, and
also steamboat services on the great,
?altos and the Paeif?c; coast,
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
-Spring Shoppers
Now that the time is so near for housecleaning
you will be in need of several necessities such as .Wall
Papers, Linoleums, Carpets, Rugs and Lace Curtains.
Wall Papers Wall Papers
We have something new and up-to-date in this
line in all shades and designs.
Lace Curtains are of the latest designs and-
are well worth your while to come and see
them..
all woolin. verneat de-
signs. ��� in union and „
signs.
,
Brussels in Brown `U �'in union and Brussels and
Green grounds with floral
designs.
=
L
inol '11111$ and Oilcloths are now in for ins eo p
me and see them,
tion, come . .
We are giving a special discount ` of 15 per cent.
fo ,:
one week on all the article mentioned above.
Highest prices paid for all., kiids of Pr use,
DEATH OF MR. OKE. Another of
o' d e t Pio-
neer
our oldest res'7ci nets and one of he p_
neer settlers of McGillivray Township,
?n the person of Mr. Hugh Me, has
paid nature's debt, passing away on
Monday at the advanced, age of 81. years
7 mpntiia and 4 days. Mt. Oise had
been do feeble health for natty menthe
but teem was no noteeble difference
n his condition. until about six weeks
ago, when he' took a turn Lar the worse
and bas gene been gradually ,on the
deetne, old age being .she cause of
death. Born x Devonshire, England, de- j
ceased cane to Canadat, with. his parents
whet, yery young. first settling in.
Hope County, 'A short gale later the
fam=ily moved to McGillivray, where de-
ceased eordsf.buted touch :ax clearing
farms and. assisting to tran;stortning
the then unbrelson forest into the :beau-
ti•fui farms grow"ownedl' and occupied bd'
the younger generati tn, From the Town
ship of McGillivray deceased moved to
the TewBshG1x of Hay, and from there
soma time later to xtb Township aftHul-
lett. About 25 years ago he retired
from the ram and Mold up data. res depce
in Exeter, where be continued to re-
aids OP to the tiinxe of hixt death, prey -
'no himself tks be a worthy: citizen,
He, was tw:.oe a1aarrled, his first wife be -
:tor Sarah Turner, who predeceased h;rn
about 57 Years, and to whom were born
two children -Richard
Q
e ofDedora.
o
e.
Max, and Mrs, Dow of town.,
Sone seven years after the death eat
dais
first 'w'ife ho married Mar' inn
W:lsoe. or. Hampden, the union Wog
blessed wit1 ")tete ebtldren--six at wham
bas:dea the 'sorrowing widow survive --
Owe sons and four daughters -W ill4arn
at Tuckersntltb. and Andrew. of Seafarth
,fix's. Jast:p°x. +Tta'+n+ir.tras of Exo#or, \ r s.
Ja'nns Marten at Tuekersmith, Mrs.'
t\T9tl taaxs IdigE'ins of Usherette, and 'Shea
Lyda at home. The deceased was 04
man of :many geed. qual t'Kes, nunber-
a1g hrsfrdx ds as ran
,
and endear-
1n&
himself,,to all who formed hia ac-
qua;ntance. The funeral took piaci to
the Exeter' Cemetery yesterday 't\\Ted
nesday,) Tlxe bereaved family -.have the
sympathy of their toady friends.
ADJOURNED VESTRY MEETING. --
The ndjaurhed Vestry meeting of the
Trivitt Memorial Church was held it. the
School all all b anday;evening, the nee-
tor, Rev. D. W. Collins, presiding. The
report of the :auditors was presented by
Mr. N. D. Hurdon, embracing the fin-
ancial Sta'nttLng of the church, the Sur.-
day school and the Lades' Guild, all
of. whtch went to show the finances of
the church to ,be to 'a, healthy condition
and ,most r1`ria•'ir'lfytng to the vestry. he-
fag
»rim the. best cin the( history est'' the church.
The receipts of the church, exclusive of
everytising but the ordinary contribu
Coss, showed rececpts amounting to.
$1691.96, and thee well be'coxisiderably
augmented by outstanxdung subscr!p-
Cons, before the report of the auditors
s printed. The expenditure amounted to
$1437.13, tlnx a ieav!ng a balance of
$254.81. The report of the Sunday
School revealed receipts aanounting to
+n
•e $178.04,
tux
ties cud.
_ fl 59 and the
0P
leaving a balance in the treasury of
486.55. -.The report of ,the Ladies' Guild
showed receipts of .$204.221 and expen-
diture $188.11, with a balance hi the
treasurer's hands sof $176.10. It may
be stated that thus amount will be plac-
ed to the hands of the wardens to ,be
expended for repbnrs- ora the church and
to :approve the 1ttghtiug system of the
church. Hearty votes of thanks :were
tendered the Rector, Wardens, Choir Sun
day school workers, Lades' Guild and
Bell ititagers. At the conclusion of the
bus:nese of the vetstry the meetcng was
resolved into a congregateonal meeting
when Messrs. N. D. Hurdo'n and Theo.
I3awk'ins were elected Lay delegates to
the Synod, with Messrs. Thos. Case and
C, H. Sanders as subsL Lutes in case
the former cannot attend. The business
of the evencpvg beirng over the ladies, serv-
ed a dainty luncheon and a most pleas-
ant Bente was spent socially.
WHALE}N.
Misses Edna and HiSda Gunning are
spending ;,a. month On Exeter. -Miser
Myrtle reheat of Prospect spent the
past week here, the, guest of Mess 'Vera
Ogden. -Mr.: and Mrs Sohn ivtoriey and
Mrs. Sutherby spent Friday erasing in
the honrie .of Mr, Chas{ Duffield, the oc
caa'.on being the anniversary of their
twenty ;Sears of ntarated, lite. -The trus-
tees of thils -church have decided to
purchase a anew organ. -The W. M: S.
held the`, anaivai meeting•on Thursday
last. The officers elected are as follows,
'.res ;dent, Mrs. loa11 Hodgson; First
Vice., lyirs.e Albert Gunning.; Second Vice
Mrs. Sut1bn by ; Rec.-Sex'., Miss Bessie
Morley ; Car: Sec„ ,Mrs. J. 'V. Nelson;
Organist,
Lison;Orwan:,st, Mass Isla Bern ; Miss_ Hein
was elected' to attend the Branch Meet -
int :n` Sarn}'a next month. -Mr. Samuel
Gunreng ;has rented his farm to Mr.
Geo. Squires for thaee years. ver. Gun-
ning will reside on the farm and we.
are pleased to know that he will : re -
meets wfl!tYt us. -Several of ' our young
twee wen'e away on Sunday. Looks very
suspicious boys. --Mr. Nathaniel Ogden,
who has been an ' London hospital, re-
turned name last•wecic.
.ir
CLANDSBOYE.
Mr. Ernal B_cu and one of his fello
students, Mr. Greene, 'sena have been
attendiee. the Western Uni.'versityi are
spend It., "a,' few days with the forhner's
Parents here. Mr. Harry Shoff of "'Tor -
,onto,` who has been spending a' few
days wed) Mr. Eslle Hodgson, left for
his Y1ome: ,this morning where; he will
take, charge, of- ills . school age:to-Mrs.,
A.'Jones spent a few days in Londons
don <recently.-Mrs..a1. Love, of ',Zellers.
who has been • spenel ng the pas?'; few
Mouths wIth her mother, Mrs. C. ;Tier-+
barn, lest for Bly t`i this morning, where,
she will vL's t. relatives: Mr. Roy 4t-
kineon spent Suhtd;a.y Truth friends oil the
second concess fan ''3 B ddulph ; The
tele r iph baarde ng441.. at
this Place a couple'; etre the
men were repa'rinianr
L' e if 71,T, � �.lo7x, t ^'"�xVW.yt' • r?rr`y�;±ff�cHi7 1'
n .a.•,�t' µ lE d�•rnt" + GttiF:.;.
joyabte afternoon at the hone of Mrs. A.
.res r '
.Tones a x Saturday. Mrs. Jas, i.tk°n-
son spent a rev. days w:ta ir;ends in
London.
HOTEL LICENSES
SOUTH IIURON,-Ten years afro there
were 38 hotel and shop licenses fe
South Huron, but after May 1st there
wet be but 13, ,License Commissioners
John Middleton, Joseph Canning and'
W i Asn .Delbrldgea and Inspector Tor-
rance met i,x IIa.nsaM on Saturday task
acid, dec'_aed to +Tran 1:Genses to the fel-
2owieg houses,:..
Exeter-Comeseretai House, Central and.
etrQPPl:£alt,
1-Icilsall-Cerrartereial
and Meg George
Zsu d>l:--Deaa:vxloax and, Commercial.
Hayf eld-Alb:Mt and Commercial.
Stephen: Tp. --•Ce atralea, William riot-
fatt; Crediton, .August Rift ; Grand
I,',rnd., Ezra Brenner; Dashwood, woo
'Zimmer, Mrs. Nikkadsan, et Blake, 'xvaa
'g`veaa three months to sell 'out.
NORTH 1UIDDLESkX--The heard pi
d:c tie carauax-asioners for the north rid -
<37t iIf 3 'theses niwt th ate eoutleil vhart,
her, Luean. on Saturday, Present -Wm.
Corbett, ,1, Milliken, J. Hedges and
Proprietor Hodg iris,
Tavern licenses was granted to Cata-
erste Marshall, of the Queen's Hotel,.
Lucaix' John the e tr
m R ollaxe, ut t x C n at
IQtel, Lucat., and Thos.. Hennessy, of
he Pretoria House, Clandeboye, Jahn
Iclr' tlkt of tate Western Hotel, Leese
gas granted att extensao,a et three
axxantlas 'n !,:der" to close out his bust-
neva,
Tlrc-'d'rense et any hgteliteeper or bar-
tender, ^,vh.o Surat:alien liquor to a per-
son wixo .:s :ta .a state of itataxication
tv P3 be cancelled by rile board, and the
inspector wag instructed to 'ties that
tlx:s f'csob it:onx is strictly entorced,
tat t.x,CQurty or Perth Um Pert
tavern 1:c'C'lses I:n,vc been reduced #pr
forty are tram 145 to 40; and: .shop
licelxscs trams 23 to 4.
CANADA'S FINANCE
Dueieg the 12 menthe ending February
920 Carlada..'s total iniports amounted
do value to $537,282,268, art :nermaso
over titer corresponding period of 1.011
of
481,820,039. Exports of Cana-
dian produce amounted to $285,007„842
as !increase of $9,455,768. On tho
basis of .;total; t Sports and expprtsi fin
eluding yfo olgxc produce and coin and
bullion), the aggregate trade far the
Piet".od' was`. 847,372,138. as compared
with. $735,940,560 foo the carrespon `-
1no 12 axnecths or last year, an
Crease of $93,432,178.
Tire duty collected upon imports far
consumption totalled 486,049,645, an
increase of 444,119,543.
Exports of Canadian produce to the
United. Kingdom for the 12 months tot-
alled .`:145,268,680 a betterment of
of $12,892,11.0. imports froxnt the Un -
Cited Iiiingdonn totalled $115,404,027, an
increase of $5,450,047.
Ianports from the U4tfted States 'during
the same period totalled $348,478„262,
an increase over the corresponding 7.2
months of 1911. oL $60,534,447. On the
other band, exports of Canadian pro-
ducts to the United, States show' a de-
crease of $5,952,207, namely, from
$105,747,370 last year to $99,793,163
during the. 12 months ending :February
last.
The duty collected on imports into
Canada for the period amoute .d to
$86,049,865, Six ncrease of $14,119,-
543.,
CAINTRALIA
The Anniversary of the Epworth Lea-
gue on Sunday and Monday was a deed
ed success, despite the very unfavorable
weather. The 'buns and syrup were
provcfded :n plenty, and an excellent pro
gram was given after. Durding the even-.
''.ng program Mr. Andrew Hicks, the
choir leader, was presented with an ad-
dress and a purse of money. The pro-
ceeds of the eveir,ntg amounted to about
$411.00. The pastor, Rev.Blatchford, oc
cup:,ed the pulpit at the Sunday ,horning
service, and Rev. Steadman, of Elimville
:n the eventing.
Miss Pearl Wuerbly of Zurich spent a
Icor days the guest, of. Mies Gladys' Es-
sery and as'strsted at the concert of the
League. \.
Miss Alla Wilson returned from Lon-
don o41. Saturday, acconupanc•ed by Miss
Minnie wood, who will visit relatives Scr
a, short : tit yc. •
lits:. Warren :Mr3tchell of British Col-
ulnb`.ta is visiting at the home of Mr.
acid Mrs, R. Kitchen.,
Mr. A. McGuire of McGillivray has
rented the .hoose of Mr. Jas. Godsave,
and expecte to becomea resident of
the village.
Miss Estella Neil; is confined to the
h•ouse wait all. attack of measles.
Mr. Jas. Hapdford and daughter of.
ExeLer spent Sunday last with, friends
the thvellaige. ': ' ,
A few of the farm_ sirs are starting, seed
eng thIs week, but sa far the land iso
lot work_Ing very satisfactory.
Mrs. Jas. ,Wratten is attending the
funeral of bier sester-erolaw at Dress
den this, -:week. ,
Last 'week W. Jas. Nerrs bought
three heavy draught horses from Mr.
Samuel Hicks. Two of them were two-
year old .arid one five years old. The
pro phd was :$.750.
TEN'D'ER FOR SEWER
.EXE14ER,
Tendsrs wail .be recc ved'up to '1+'riday:
noon, tilay 0 next,; for, the oonstruct'
,1 o0
about ;3,000, feet of: sewers ; also
for about 8,000 feet of 12 -Once. )incl 18.
filch vErtrified sewer pipe and specials
blans aridspec Pdcaaiolls and Moos of
nd. ;rtty be seen at. thko off:te of
11}th 'r of the u uiereii nod`. The . ,lo vt st
�L any any tenderthat neeessarly ac-
epted, t) r
1V 3. ARNCO14 03 BiA GARLING,
'Cons L' illi Eng'M us Townlerk.
or ? Orki fJl}t, �e” �t4t 7k�ef,egi ht r
ti
V/1NCHELSEA
Mr. Newton Gunner of tisi's place was
nxa.rr:.ed on Asst 16th to ','Tisa M;
Irene, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lae.
keg- of the 18th concessvn of Blarashard
Tae Rev. C. K;adre of Granton performed
Ow ceremony rert,the presence of a purrs
b;r of relati=ves and fr„ends, congrat-
Mations.
ARRIAQI S
3unnOl-Lankin-Ixt Blanchard on
April. 16ths Maxis Myrtle 'Moe. dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Lament to Mr,
Newton Gunn°.ag of Weachelsea, by
the Rev. O. C. Ka11ne.
..=vy-Ha tress Ot the parsonage-. EiLla
v ll',e on Apra 24t13, by Rev, T, A•
Steadnlaa, Mr, CIarenco Charlton Ley
of L sbrxrue Towmdxr:p. to Charlotte
Jane Harness, daughter at the LJe
Isaac Tlartxcas, daf :R1anssttard.
DEATHS
Oke..--ln Exeter, on. Apr1,1 ° w, l 'u
Oke,, ,aged 81 Yeas@, 7 months an
4 days..
Cook -•-111 Tuckersxn:th, on April 1.Gth,
Emma Cook, aged 52 yt;),ra
Swe.tzel'-At Weod1uun, on April 12th
HelfrY Adana Swedtser, asred 79 years,
and 1 ' lertilx.
IN MEO1011I AM
TQM-^Itt lov'tltT remembrance of 7a, u
n. s
a 4
w
a,
Tor who _ homel
Tom t x.4 ,
da .. , m r !4T
x1 . 24,l
1
pi
"Tway bard to part with one so dear;
i174 teude;- :9xtx1le, loving taco;
We rutss ixIm lust the so-ine to -clay,
Aa at the hour hepassed away,
Olga year bas gone but still we art'=ss' It«ai I
Yler
e
lxall hCa memory Lade,
P
,
;4 ti,oughts
wall -always linger
Around the grave where father's laid,
-A daughter
-.OTE
1� ITO
C OR
EDITORS
I'aa the matter of the Estate er Bar -
reek Payne, late of the Township of
Stephen, 3n the; Coutty of Huron, sptn-
ste'r, deceased.
Not+'>ce Is hereby Sven pursuant to the
5.atute :n that behalf, ,that all persona
having claims against the estate.of the
said Harriet Payne, deceased, who died
ell: or about the 23rd day at January,
1912, are required, on or before the
18ttx day of May, 1912, to send b'.f' post
prepaid, or to del:ear to KeOnetle Good-
man, at the Town of I'arkhtll, in the
County at Middlesex, Solicitor for the
Executors of the laat W:3! and Te6ta-
nr.h! of the said deceased, full partic-
ulars of thele elaints and statement of
their accounts, nod of the nature and
value of the accurltlas, If any, held by
them, duly ver',tied,
And take note that atter the said
18th, day of May 107.2, the said ex-
ecutors will proceed with the dit.tribu-
C nx of the assets of tho saiddeceas-
ed amongst the persons entitled there-
to, +having rogard only to the claims of
which 'notice shall thein have been re-
ceived, d and )x - t they be
t 0. willnot liable
, Y l
for the assets, or any part thereof, so
distributed, to ,any person or persons
of whose claim they shall not then have
had notice. -
JOHN SHFIRRITT,_
SAMUEL WEBB, Executors.
by KENNETH GOODMAN
{
Their Solicitor.
Dated at ParlthCsl1 this 23rd day of April
A. 17., 1912.
ONTARXO
PROVINCIAL LOAN OF $2,000,000
AND $210;000
TITE GOVERNMENT OF THE PROV-
INCE OF ONTARIO. under the author-
ity of Chapter 4, of the Statutes of
Ontario; 1911, to viten subscriptions
frown the public for a loan of $2,Oe0,000
on bonds of the Province` of Ontario,
OT "Ontario Government S'tock.”
The bonds will be dated 1st May
1912', and payable on the 1st of Nov-
ember, 1941, in denomilations of $1,000
each, with coupons attached for interest
at the rate of 4,.per cent, per annum,
Payable ,half yearly, on e lstof May
and .1st of November in each, year, at
the office of .the Provincial Treasurer;
Toronto ,or at the offices of the I3ank
of Montreal, en Montreal, Canada, and in,
New York, N. Y.., at , the holder's op-
tion. Bonds will be 'made payable to
bearer; but on request will be regis-
tered in thee 'ofLSce of the Provincial
Treasurer and endorsed as payable only
to the order of certain perdons ol:'
corpoJ'atOl 5, 'Id on request of. holders
w:11 be exchanged for 'Ontario- Govern-
a,iei,t Stock" at any time.
Also balance of Algonquin Park Lpan
S210,000 'e
f . � 0 Ob0 �n the sant terms and
o . 1, , o t t,
w?th the samie'dates, under the author-
'ty of Chapter 9e 1,George V.
The tissue price during the Month of
May, 1912, -vine be 102 for each '100
and after t'he,31st day of May, 1912,
the Issue price :rill •be ;102 andt interest
accrued from the 1st :of May, 1912.,
ALL BONDS AND INSCRIBED
STOCK ISSUED eUNDER THE AUTEr-
ORITY OF TI -IE SAID ACT ARE FREE
'FROM ALL ONTARIO PROVINCIAL
TAXES, iCl-I rcca s,, SUCCESSION
.DUTY AND "IOPPOSITIONS W HATSO-
EVER. i
Purchasers ,of Stock or ]=Tends w'il1 be
raga: -red to send Certified cheque with
the application, payable to the order sof
the "ProvJi:clad` 'Treasurer of.,'Ontario.''
This Ioarn .s' raised ' unane the credit
O. the. C-onsol'kiatcd Revenue Fund. of
Omarea, and ;. chiargeabie ,thereupon.
A. S. MATHESON,
Prose l c Treasurer.
Treasury Depa" ,delft, Parleameot I wild-
ngs,:•Coon o; 4prl ,79th, 191.2.
Newapapars Yiltsert:tip rhes' advcrtise-1,
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The Men's.
Store
WE NOW HAVI.3.,SS NEAT AN 'TIDY,
1 MEN'S FURNISHING STORE' .;1S
THERE IS IN WESTERN ONTARIO,
AND WE INVITE YOU TO 'INSPECT
OUR P1143,11SES ANX) HAVE, A, LOOK,
THROUGH. OUR STOEJK .
EVERYTHING IN TFik7 STOCK: Iia
NEW AND UP-TO-DATE IN EVER
RESPECT. WE INTEND TO CARRIC .
NOTHING BUT THE BEST GOODS.FOR
THE PRICE, AND You WILL BEt
CONVINCED OF THIS ON AN EXAM
INATION, WE WISH TO DRAW"
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR KEN-
MORE SOFT AND HARD HATS. THF.'s
FULL LIST OF FURNISI•I'INGS CON:
SISTS OF
Ready-to-wear Suits
ct CC dt Overcoats
dt " Fancy Vests ..
Odd Pants
Overalls, Shirts, Collars,
Ties, Cuffs, Underwear,
Socks, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs; Hats and Caps.
tt
It
An
Immense
ange
YOU SHOULD SEE THE IMMENSE
RANGE WE ARE SNOWING OF
READY-TO-WEAR AND MEASURED
SUITINGS, OVEIRCOATINGS AND
TROUSERINGS. ISN'T iIT A SATIS-
FACTION TO 'KNOW THAT EVERY-
THING "THAT'S RIGHT" S'OR THIS
SEASON WILL BE FOUND IN THE
LINES WE ARE NOW STOWING. WE
ARE JUST 13 INTERESTED IN SELL.,-
-ENG ' YOU THE CORRECT P11ING: IN
STYLES AS YOU ARE IN: GETTING IT
-13Y Us. • THE WIRD "T IAN" YOU
WILL, FIND --,STANDS FOR, THE COR-,
RECT THING IN CLOTHES.
I;1JA1?Y ro WEAR, ; SUIT ,Biers`
51,111T' AT $9.00, UP TO 415
1 fEASURED SUIT PRICES START
.7 '$T.8.00 rep TO ,$,28
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