Exeter Advocate, 1908-04-09, Page 1NOW IS THE TIME to
subscribe for the ADVO-
CATE and get a bargain
as above stated; or else
take advantage of our
Low Club Rates
etet
inlet
Sale Bills
FARMERS who want a
big crowd at their salve
should get their bills at
the ADVOCATE nod ad-
vertise iu 1ht• AnVOI.'.tTE
It ?deans Money to You
TWENT' ,FIRST YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, APRIL 9. 1908.
SANDERS & CREECH
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The Old Reliable
Suring Clotliiug tor Men.
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OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is a very
Special Feature this Spring.
We doubt if a finer lot of clothing can be found anywhere.
We doubt if such styles can be produced by tailors.
We doubt if you can be better fitted by a tailor than we can
1.0"' fit you.
We Know
the quality of our goods.
Our Suits are as good as you
can get in tailor-made clothes
WE SNOW our prices on suits are A GREAT SAVING
over tailors' prices.
When you need a suit see our new
Spring line. It's worth your while.
CARLING BROS.
Remember the Store one door north Post Office
The leading Store for Dress Goods & Millinery
All
THE NEWEST THINGS in DRESS GOODS
are now displayed in our store. Never
shown a better collection and
NEVER BETTER VALUES !
Ladies' Raincoats
The Finest Collection of Ladies' and Full Length
CRAVENETTE COATS we have ever displayed. Beauti-
ful, Fine Cloth, in Invisible Checks and Plaids, QUITE
THE NEW THING, nicely trimmed with Silk Braid and
Fancy Buttons.
Prices $8.00 to $12.00
Men's Stiff Hats for Spring.
All the NEW HATS are in. We have a Great Choice
of shapes and styles for you to choose from. Curate in—we
know we can please you.
Prices $2.00 & $2.25
SNELL & ROWE
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rrefesslsaal Cards.
,R. 0. 1'. RODUITON. I. 1•. $ , D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Member of the A C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
graduate of Toronto Cnherity.
OFFICE: Over Dickson at Carling'. 1.sw Office, 1n
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, 1.. D. 8., D. D. 8.•
•Honor,traduate of Toronto Vniyeristr.
DENTIST,
Teeth extra. tel without any pain, or any had effects
Once over Gladman k Stanbury's office, Main street
=s.ter.
Medical
DR. T. P. McLACtillI.1N
11as resumed practice after spending a year (Col-
lege) at British and Continental Iloepitals. General
practice with special attention to Eye. (with relrac-
uon) Ear, Nose and Throat.
Ottl.•e: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
iCKSON a CARLING. BARRISTERS, 80L1C1-
ton, Notaries, l'on.eyancer., Commissioners.
.:•hors for Molsons Bank. etc.
Mosey to Loan at lowest rates of Interest.
011;es, Main street, Exeter.
1. M. Cantu., B.A., L. It. Meson
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to loan
• faro sod yillajte properties at low rates of Inter
Nt.
01.ADMAN Jt STANBURY,
Barristers. Ao•icitors,Ndn et.. Exeter On
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of $$nnaid Incorporated Society 01
Modci►na, Englan.flrecsnht e4 Tsi.itt Memorial
t,`hnn-h,Kxeter 1•. 44(fan, harmony and Theory
Of Music, Term. o., application. Exeter, Ont,
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St., Exeter.
House For Sale.
In the Village of Exeter. situated on $Imroe street.
it Mune dwelling,
2 stories. well, A h acretchen and M land. All in Rood
Will Rabb, good
elltt�r *old rrasnnatar Apply at this
office.
Barley for Sale.
A quaatityof ManchnriaSee.l Barley for sale.
Apply 1n JOHN MAY.
London Road !ouch.
5(tn ACR'' u Nt;R.gERt+ sTo( K. Agents want•
ed at once to sell for halt 1018 and Spring 1919 de •
linty Te•Th r Bowman t a..wris; malt 1
tte.
b , Ltd..
Ridges tile, Ont
Brick and Tile for Sale
The undersigned has a large quantity of first-class
brick and tile for sale on his yanl.,situated opposite
the grid, mill at Crediton East. Satisfaction guar-
antees]. it will be toyour interest to call and make
an inspection before buying elsewhere.
JO5Rl'l1 IIAIST, Crediton East
For Sale or Rent.
A one storey -frame dwelling In good condition, on
Carling street, two iota of land. Good stable on the
premises, also a number of fruit trete. Terms reas-
onable. Apply at this office.
Ontario Liquor License Act
License I u.tri.t of South Huron. Notice is here-
by given that Conrad Wendland of the Village
of Exeter hie mule application for permission
to transfer his Village tavern license at Exeter
to John Morley of Easter. and that the saki
application will 1.. considered at the meeting of the
Board of 1.1••en.e Commissioners. to be held at the
Dixon House, in Village of Brncefietd, on the 21st
day of April, 1908, at the hour of 10 cm.
All persons interested will govern themselves .c
eordingt;,
John Torrance, License Inspector.
Dated at Clinton. this 30th day of March, 1910.
Ontario liquor license Acte
Manse District of Month Huron
Notice is hereby given that the hoard of livens.
Yonne asioners for the License District of youth
Huron .:e meet at
DIXON 1101.8E, IN T111: ViL1.:1(:E
OF BR1-('EFiELD
--on---
Tt-ESDAY, APRiL 21st, HOS,
at 10 a. m.
for the purpose of'on.1lcring application! for Liquor
Licenses for the License Year lea 9.
All persons interested will govern themsehes
accord�nrly.
JOHN TORRANCE.
I.ken.e inspector
Dated at ,'Piston en Maw :tnth, 1108.
NOTICE is hereby ggiven that the person. whose
names appear in the (mowing scheduk are applying
for 1.1 ,19.4 Licenses for the License Year 1:xte A, and
that the same are not now I.i. enacts* under the Act
or are appphinefor licenses for premises not npw
under license.
Nine of hind of[lesrription el Name of
Appllcant License I Premises Municipal").
McLennan 4 'Ti.ernj Commercial Seafofh
Broadfoot ` 1 Hotel
[.leen.** twined for the current year are Town
tavern s; Village ta,ern f.; Township tavern 13;
Town shop 1; . Magi. shop 1.
Applications for ilei 1fsI) are --Town Ta. ern 6;
Village tavern 6: Township tai ern 13. Town .hop 1;
\ IILge Mop 1.
Any petition against granting turns. to any ap
pl.cant or premises must be lodged with the under-
signed at lead roue day. heron. the meeting of the
License r.-aol.
JolIN TORRANCE,
License Inspector for south Iluror.
Data) at CLrton this 1Rh of Marr h, 1 ''
Exeter School Report,
Following is the report for March.
Form II., Sr. --K Collins 79, .L Oes-
treicher 76, honor-; L Amos 69. Jr. —
1 Marchand '79, honor; A McMahon '74,
L Heywood 68. W Birney 60. L Snell
(15. No. on roll 34), average 23.
S L Gregory, Teacher.
Commercial. -11 1)uplan W.
B Mack
81, L Birney 78 (honors); \\ . Dayntan
74, 0 Wood 70,
Forel I.—A Surerus8l, H Horton 78.
H Jones 77, G Kestle 70, G Ford 75,
(honors); T Penhale 71, V Sweet. 71, G
Hooper 69, N Amy 09, II Carling 68,
W Bradt 68, H Triebner 67, E Luxton
05, B Boyle 62, L Hern 62. No. on roll
38, average 3.5.4.
A. M. Johnston, Teacher.
Sr. IV.—H Fuke S2, C Wood 81, L
Grieve 79, E Howey 70 (honors); R
Dearing 72, It Knight 71, C Pickard 71.
L Rivers 70, 11 Sweet 70,L M Frayne
68, 0 Harvey 67, W Fuke 67, W Stew-
art 06, E Southcott 61, L Boyle 01, A
Jackson 01, B Atkinson 61, M Jewell
00. Jr. IV—R Bissett 81 (honors); M
Hilts 68, 0 Heywood 01. No. on roll
34, average 31.
C. Vosper, Teacher.
Sr. 111.—M Carling79, W Heideman
78, F McPherson 77, J Seldon 77, R
Wood 76. L Treble 75 (honors); N Jones
74, V Easterbrook 70, R Balkwill 68,
R Fleming 67, I Hardy 07, 0 Bissett
06, I Rivers (13, M Acheson 62. Jr. III.
—J Walker 91, L Harvey 80, B Wal-
ker 81, 0 Anderson 79. L Taylor 78, S
Hector 77, B Quance 76, 1 Sweet 76, M
Jones 75 (honors); M Blatchford 73, T
Fear 71, 111 Quance 68, E Harvey 67, E
Hurdon 63, R Rowe 62, R Flynn 01.
No. an roll 48, average 40.
Elsie A McCallum, Teacher.
Sr. IL --M Heywood 81, F Rowe 82,
11 Rivers S1,V Knott 81, B Hodgett 80,
31 Senior 79, W Manson 79, U Case 78.
A Day 77, E Day 77, A Knight 77 (hon-
ors); E Davis 73, E Homey 70, 11 Row-
cliffe 09, 0 Macdonald 07, J Follick 07,
E Bowey (16, J Brickwoed 61, M Small-
combe 61. Jr. IL—M Hicks75, L Has-
tings 75 (honors); T Clark 72, J Craig
69, H Parsons 69, J Russel 67, F Bowey
61, E Cookson 60.
No. on roll 39, average 35.18.
H. M. Kinsman, Teacher
Mid. 11.— M Seldon 91, P Jackson 90,
I Delve 86, F Wood 82, Dora Hould-
en 69, George Ortwein 67. Jr. I1.—B
Horney 89, A Johns 79, G Fitton 79,
D Kunz 77, Gordon Wells 72, Allen
Carter 72, Gordon Ford 06. Sr. Pt. II
—A Mitchell 78, %V Davis 76. M Rus-
sell 01, %V Jones 63. Jr. Part II.—V
Welsh 90, W Jacobi 90, M Walker 89,
L Walker 87, AI Morlock 73, W Har-
ness 70. Pt. I.—V Sweet 91, C Mallot
90, C Harness 90, W Brown 87, 0 Mor-
ley 85, M Bedford 85, 0 Baskerville 73,
A Cornish 70, I. Dearing 67. No. on
roll 40, average attendance 41.
3I. V. Martin, teacher.
Sr. Ii. -31 Huston 82, .1 Ferguson 09.
Jr. 11.--M Vincent 80, Al Gladman 77,
L %uefle 77, 31 Harness65, M Elliott GI,
D White 53. No. on roll 39, average
35,—F. W. Howard. Teacher.
Goshen Line Stephen
Mrs. Brown and Miss Jennie Kestle
visited at Elimville over Sunday.—
Thos. Dinney is on the sick list. Mr.
Jonas Kestle is also under the weather,
suffering from lumbago. —H. Smith
had a wood bee last week.—One of our
young men has "gone and done it,"
and is now numbered among the bene -
diets. We wish your wife and your-
self all happiness, prosperity, and good
health, Reuben.
Auction Sale
Farm Stock and Implements
The undersigned auctioneer has been Instructed ,to
sell by public auction at
S } LOT 21, CON. 9, STEPHEN
on TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 191)8
AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP.
The following property:
1 heavy draught horse a Fran old: heavy volt
rising 4; filly rising 2; 81I' rising 1; dri.Ing mare 4
years rid; roadster filly 3 years.
1 flinch cow 3 year old; 2 milch cows 7 gran; 2
mach cows 3 years; 2 Jarrow cows half fat 10 years:
1 steers rising 2 years; 3 heifers rising 2 years; 2 heif•
ees rising 1 year;'2 deers rising 1 year; 1 deer 6
months old; 1 steer (-al( 3 months; 2 heifer calves; 1
brood sow; 6 spring pigs, collie dog,
1 Masseytlarris binder, sheaf carrier and truck,
new; Deering mower; Noxon seed drill, ('ockahatt
plow 21; Cock.hutt riding plow, yang plow, land
roller, cultivator, disc harrow, horse rake, stuffier,
wagon, truck, bobsleigh. 2 Hitters, waren reek, set
diamond harrows, root pulpier, 2 sete double har-
ness, wb.ellsarrow and other arti.•Irs.
TERMS—$S and under cash; over that amount 8
months credit will be given on furnishing approved
joint notes. ' ler cent off for rash on credit amounts
Ed. B•ssenherry, John Rrokenahire
Auctioneer. Proprietor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Of the estate of Hobert Rodgers, late
of the Township of Stephen, in the
County of Huron, deceased.
Notice is hereby gi.en pursuant to Sir. 38 of Chap.
ter 120, rat the Re. i.ed Statutes olOntario, Vein, and
amending acts that alt persons haying Naim., against
the estate of the said Robert tlodgens. Farmer, who
died on or about the 2nd day of ,e•tnher, 14xt,
are requreted on or before the
1ST DAY OF MAY, A.D.,1908
to send by post prepaid, to the undersigned Soli, .tor.
for the Executor of the will of old deera.ed,
their names, uldres.es and descriptions and a Rill
statement of particulars of their claim. and the na•
tare of the securities. (if any). held by them duly
certified an., that after the day last afnrevid the ex-
ecutorwill proceed todistrihute the ►wets of saidde•
ceased among the parties entitled thereto. having
regent only to such claims of which notice shall have
been gi.ena/. above required, and that the mkt Et•
,tutor will not be liable for the said a..eta or
any part thereof, to any person or persons or who.,
claims notice shall not have been Teethed by him at
the time of such distribution.
Dated at Exeter, this 1st dat of April Dies.
L)iCKSON & ('ARLING,
Solicitors for Exueotor, Exeter.
Eggs For Sale
ilOt
/I.': rel t.t hoe Ivy andotte Fire for sale
A. .(.WELL, Exeter
Vote for the By-laws.
A final word about the Gibb and
Connor by-laws on which the citizens
of Exeter tete asked to vote en Friday
next. We have given our readers rea-
sons why- industries should be assisted,
and sketches of the agreements entgr•-
ed into by the companies and the cor-
porations. Itis up to the people of
Exeter to vote for the by-laws on Fri-
day and assist the town to take an-
other step forward. Do not stay
home, but get out and vote whether
against or in favor. The` -ballots are
easily understood. They will appear
in this forst and be sure to place your
cross opposite "FOI{" in each case:
3alas�
en AGAINST
FOR
tun ItY-LAW.
THE 1lY•LAW.
z
FOR
THE nY-I.AW.
AGAINST
THE 11Y -LAW.
Exeter Council
X
The Council meeting was held in the
Town Hall on Friday. April 3rd, 1908.
All present. Minutes of meeting held
Match 20th were read and approved.
A petition, signed by Messrs. D. C.
McInnis, Rd. Downey, L. Hardy. and
eight others, asking for a new side
walk from the corner of Wellington
Street to the River, was read. IIea-
tnan—Knight—The prayer of the pe-
tition he granted.—Carried.
The following accounts were read
and passed: Harvey Bros., account
per coal, $2.05; Fred Green, gravel for
cemetery-. $2.50; Charles Hughes, labor
at cemetery. 51.25; V. H. Levett, coal
for D. Gillis, $11,06; C. W. Cross, bal.
of salary at cemetery to March 31st,
$53,00; %V. J. Biksett, pt. salary, $33;
C. B. Snell, Street Lighting, $107.28,
Town Hall Lighting, $3.60; amounting
in all to $218.74. Passed per Neaman
—Knight.— rried.
Fake—Knight—That the Commie•
stoner is hereby instructed to visit ev-
ery yard within the Corporation where
there are fruit trees and if any black
knot is on such trees to notify the
party or parties to have the sante cut
away and burned within one week, or
otherwise to take action as per Village
Bylaw.—Carried.
Knight— Heanian —That the Council
petition the }Lon. %Vm. Patterson,
Minister of Customs, praying that he
make Exeter a Port of Entry, and that
a copy of this resolution he forwarded
to the sitting member for South
Huron, Mr. M. Y. McLean, 31. P.—
Carried.
Messrs. N. D. Hurdon and Rd. Mel -
don waited on the Council, soliciting
a donation for 24th May Celebration.
Fuke—Johns—That a grant of $25
be given the Committee.—Carried.
Adjournment by A. E. Fuke.
JOSEPH SENIOR, Clerk.
From The ADVOCATE
of 20 Years Ago.
Exeter. April 5, 1838.
Mr. Jos. Wambold and Miss Kate,
daughter of Lorenz Wiegand, of the
15th con. of flay, were married on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Volker, of near Dash-
wood. broke her arm by falling down
the cellar steps.
The Stephen Council authorized the
preparing of a by-law re snaking a cut
at Grand Bend, and also asked the
G. T. 1{. to put in it siding at the Cred-
iton Road.
Peter Devine, of Grand Bend, died
on Sunday.
Edith Vail, aged 2 year's, died in
Exeter North.
Mrs. J. Kennedy, of Biddulph, died
last week.
Vail beat Feathers in the Western
Ontario Championship .5 Mile Race on
Friday night by one lap.
The officers elected at the organiza-
tion of the Sons of England Benevo-
lent Society lest week were: J. Spack-
man, Geo. Kemp, Daniel Davis, Jos,
Senior, N. I). Hurdon, Thos. Ilartnoll,
Wm. Sweet, John Cudmore, Richard
Crocker. Ed. Bissett, Phil. RowclifTe,
Wtu. Folland, (leo. Bowden, William
Sanders, H. Spackman, Thos. Sweet,
Geo. Davie, J. Taylor, Dr. Rollins.
Tho Scott Act is to be voted on three
weeks from today.
Somebody stole Lockie Tait's skates,
thereby preventing him front compet-
ing for the fancy price at the skating
spot tr.
Rd. Hunter, of Ushol ne, lost two
fingers in a chaff cutter on Thursday.
Two young men at Isaac Cerling's
cut sixteen and a half cords of wood
with :t cross -cut saw in sixteen hours.
John and ('relic Stanlake have
bought C. and (1. Snell's 50 acre faun
on the 2nd of Stephen.
P1ngtowne
Charles Dykes has engaged with
Thomas hurrah for the summer
months. ---Samuel ;lowly enter twined
Sunshine friends and choir to a taffy
pull and dance on Thursday evening
{est.—Mrs. Charles Irvine visited her
aunt, Mts. Mahon of Mit, hell over
$unda�. .11hert McCord ynfToronto,
is visiting at his home here. prier to AEA�AHi S HARDwARE
his leaving for the North %Vest.
Twenty-fifth- Anniversary,
Rev. W. 3l. Martin, Pastor• of the
Caven Presbyterian church, celebrat-
ed his 25 auuivet sary of his pastorate
on Sunday last, April 50. The first
Sunday in April 1883 31r. Martin took
the set vices and entered into the pas-
toral work of the above church. Dur-
ing this 25 years 31r. Martin bas filled
the pulpit on an average of 100 times
during each year. In honor of this
event the members and adherents of
the congregation, held a church At
Hotue in the bl.setnent on Monday
evening, April 6th, the saute being
attended by representatives of every
family of the congregation. The first
hour was spent in a social way, every
body making themselves free and at
home, at 9 o'clock being called to order
by 31t'. F. W. Gladtnan, who asked all
to join and sing a few verses of the
familiar hymn, "All hail the power of
Jesus Name," followed by a prayer
from Rev. Mr. Going. Mr. Gladman
explained the reason of the gathering
and called upon the Rev. Mr. Urqu-
hart, Pastor of the Presbyterian
church, Kippen, who was present, to
act as chair man. Mr. Urquhart came
forward and thanked the members for
the position of honor, after which a
short programme of music and address-
es by the Revds. Messrs. Going, Coll-
ins and Fear, (resident ministers of
the village), was given. At its close
the following address, accompanied
with a parse ofold, was read and pre-
sented to air. Martin:
Rev. W. M. Martin, B.D.,
Exeter.
Dear 31r. Martin,—
Twenty-five years ago on the in-
vitation of the congregation of Caven
Presbyterian church you became our
Pastor.
Many have been the changes which
have taken place during that period.
Few of those who were then members
now remain. Numbers have come
and gone as occasion has necessitated
their removal to other places, while
not a few have finished life's journey
here and have passed beyond "unto
that undiscovered country from whose
bourn no traveller returns."
You have been with us in prosperity
and adversity, when the way has been
smooth and pleasant as well as when
there have been difficulties to be re-
moved and discouragetnents to con-
tend against.
During all these years yours has
been the guiding hand, your faith has
never wavered, you have gone forward
with confidence encouraging, comfort-
ing and uplifting all with whom you
have come 10 contact.
The members and friends of the con-
gregation feel they cannot allow the
occasion of this the twenty-fifth anni-
versary of your Pastorate to pass with-
out in some way expressing their ap-
preciation of your work and life
amongst them. Mrs. Martin and your-
self have won the love and respect of
all.
As a slight token of our esteem and
some small acknowledgment of oar in-
debtedness we ask you to accept this
put se.
It is the sincere and earnest prayer
of all that Mrs. Martin may soon be
restored to health and strength and
that both she and you may long be
spared to live and work for the Mas-
ter's glory.
Signed on behalf of the members
and adherents of the Congregation by
the Elders and Managers.—D. McKay,
W. H. Muncur, Ilenry Strang, F. W.
Gladman, Elders; W. D. Weekes, D.
C. McInnes, Jos. Senior, Jas. Jeckell,
L. C. Fleming, J. 0. Stanbury, Man-
agers.
Mr. Mitrtin was taken by a complete
surprise, but in a few choice remarks
returned thanks to one and all. The
ladies of the congregation provided a
nice lunch to which all present did
ample justice. Thus closed one of the
most harmonious meetings the mein-
bets
en -bets of Exeter Caven Presbyterian
church ever held.
Mr. Martin has announced that he
intends tendering his resignation as
pastor of this charge at the next Pres-
bytery.
Mrs. Sidney Davis, of Devon, visited
friends in town the few days the past
week, and her mother, Mrs. Harris,
is at present visiting friends in Hen-
sel).
Didn't Agree with Me
M. Arthur Te,:uisen, • • 1. • ton
Street, Toronto, writes enthuscati...liy
of the merits of Psychiuo for all
stomach troubles.
"Per seven years I have had indiges-
tion and dyspepsia. 1 tried scores of
remedies. My room resembled a drug
store with nostrums whieh I had bought.
Eventually I used Psychine, and every
dose brought permanent relief."
All throat, lung and stomach troubles
quickly cured by Psychine. It is the
prescription of a great specialist. At
all druggists, 50c and 41.00, or Dr. T.
A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto.
BIRTHS
O'BRIEN—At Centralia, on March 30,
to Mr. and Mrs. D. L. O'Brien, a
daughter.
TAYLOR—In McGillivray, on March 30.
to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Taylor, a
daughter.
MARRIAGES.
BEAN—PEPPER—At Lumley, April 8.
Mr. Frank Bean to Miss Maggie
Pepper, both of Lumley.
DAv13Y—BLAIN— At Centralia, on
April 8th. Reuben Ravey of Stephen
to Miss Mary M.. daughter of Mrs.
James Blair.
PoLLocx—EAGLESON—In Stephen, on
March 25th, by Rev. S. A. Carriere,
Joseph Pollock of McGillivray, to
Miss Nancy Eagleson, of Stephen.
SINCL.AIR—STEWART—On March 31,
at the residence of the bride's moth-
er, by the Rev, S. J. Arlin, Duncan
Sinclair, Civil Engineer, of New Lis-
keard, to Miss Mary, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Peter Stewart, Park-
hill.
DEATHS
DOWN.—In Exeter on April 0th, John
Down, aged 76 years, 2 months and
9 days.
HAsxETT—In Parkhill, April tat, Sar-
ah, beloved wife of Wm. Haskett,
aged 70 years.
STELCK.—In Zurich, on March 31st.
Mrs. David Stelck, aged 87 years, -1
months, 9 days.
LENNOX—In Blanshard, on March 31,
Margaret Ann McFadden, wife of
George C. Lennon
PETERS—In Seafotth, March 31, Mrs.
John W. Peters, aged 74 years and 5
months.
GAIRDNER—In Bayfleld, on March 27,
Mary Jane Tudor Gairdner, relict of
the late James Gairdner.
CttozlER—In Blanshard, on March 29,
Olive May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Crozier, aged 3 months, 14
days.
AVERY—In London, on April 4, Mil-
dred M., only daughter of Edward
J. and Jane Avery, aged 7 years, a
months and 4 days. Interment at
Zion.
--
C. J. Hollister, who bas been mail
clerk on the L. 11. & B. between Wing -
ham and London for some years, has
been transferred to the run between
Kincardine and Durham.
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Watch This Space
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For announcements of the
good things to be had at our
store during the coming—
SUMMER
\1'e shall have many things
you want in Toilet Articles,
Soaps, Perfumery, Phono-
graphs. We have 'em now.
See our Easter (';u ds.
THE PURITY
Watch 35'iml ,tw. ('an.1?xp.i31dg.
a& sas arils. Ark aim oris Jik ilk AL aflk Ala ask int
Yes, We're Ready
for Spring Painting
Elephant, Hollywood & Martin Senour's
Pure, Ready -Mixed Paints
15c, 25c, 45c and 50e tins.
Campbell's Varnish Stains
The best stains on the market -one application varnish
es and stains ---sill colors. 15(. 25c, 45c and 85( t ins.
Alabastine
For Wills, Ceilings. etc. All shades. 25c and 50c pkges.
Waxolene Floor Oils
For Re-Newing Llnnlenms, Oil Cloths. Etc. Keeps Down
The Dust. 75c per Gallon.
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