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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-01-16, Page 81± X ii 1 1 NI 'L 1 NUAItY l(itlt 190r+, 44 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++ + sf 4 -t• se -1 * + J • •t�• + ++ -r•+ STEWART'S Al; E YOU 1{EA1)Y for some startling bar- gains? We have t hem for you. Our an nual winter clean up st.le is now 111 full swing Many null and broken lines must be moved out quickly. We have gone through our stock and marked down all surplus lines to quick march prices 16.90 ++ For men 42 00 r+ 's black for Ladies swell Yak Fur Coat. Fur -lined coat I ++ The bust looking and Good black Kersey •g in o s t satisfactory shell, lined through- 1..... L medium priced fur out with best I lam- 1 o + coat we know of. ster fur and collars 0, 7.;"' :;:+ and reveres of sable. m a, -+'c ()uick for a bargain. ov q t✓ 46.9 0For Men's ( oon Fur Coats the yard tor linen . =t• natural dark 1!idcs.106 z✓ glass Well furred and best cloth for tea '' trimmings. They're Towels, 26 in. widMe 4'r 7+ DC and every thread pure i =•• + + great value, l 4. linen. Reg. value 1.1c ✓% try - $10 For Gents black' 96 Each for Fanc cloth Overcoat, china Cake plates r-( ++ made from good with fancy Rose and I ° + black Vicunna and floral decorations and lined with real good stippled with gold. fanner satin. Reg. values 30 to 4oc For your choice of a lot of men's and boys a U� +,.c' 4.90 Cloth and Tweed Overcoats. The clean C ++ up of all our broken Tots. Coats in this bunch .a ;. •� would be good value at 8 to to dollars each. re ;el ,* Come and take your pick for $4.9o. d J• 2 E Each for Ladies good serviceable Cloth Jackets; the clean up of all odd lines in the store If you want value and not too fastid- er us about style this is your fortunate oppor- tunity. Your pick of a big pile of Ladies odd Jackets for 2.25 Arc you getting Redpaths Granulated Sugar? There arc lots and lots of Ontario l3ect Sugar being sold in Exeter, but not by us, We sell nothing but REDPATH'S—It's the Best by test. S A. STEWi . E 0 0 rr ++++++++-1.4.-1.+++++-1-...S+++++++++++++++++++++++++ +-1-++++++++++++++++++++++++.+++++++++++++++++ Watches Jewelry We arc showing a large range Df Watches and Je\velry — newest de- signs of different manu- facturers. Come early and make your selection 1 ligh Grade Watches at the lowest prices A, MARCHAND NEW Special D Sale TIIEtarket Report.—The following to i \\ twat, 95 Ceuta leer bushel. 0..t1•. 42 cents per bushel. Barley. 50 cents to GO cents. I'ca,. 75 cents to 80 cents. Blended Flour (STAIt), *2.75. Bran >;2. Shorts *24. Feed Flour. h1.30 to `;1.35. Ilay, 1¢12 to $14. Dried apples 5 cents per pound. Hogs. livewcight, $;,.GO. hogs. dressed ist7.'lll. Clover seed. $8 to $10 per bushel' 20 per cent off all Dress Goods Potatoes. 75c. to 90e. per bag. Eel's, 23 cents. Chicken, J cents per Ib. el's, 22 cents per 110„•11• 120 per cent off all Wool Hosiery Coal, $7.25 a ton.; 20 per cent off all Cloth Jackets Geese, 9 cents per fle Ducks, 9 cents per Ib. 'turkeys. 11 cents per lb. 20 per cent off Children's Bear Coats ••••••••••••••••••••••••••120 per cent off Men's and Boys' Overcoats • • • LOCALS i 20 per cent off Men's and Boys' Shirts • .•‘••••• 20 per cent off all Felt Boots 20 Per Gut Olt fill Wlotor Goods 20 per cent off all Furs '20 per cent off all Wool Underwear. 20 per cent off all Wool Blankets. •••••••• "`"` '''' i20 per cent off all Wrapperetts „rent.. —Mr. •1:Iuu•s Ford is emit -neat 10 20 his house through illness. who is with the show :Is un illustr:tt- 20 ed song singer is very good. —Mr. and Mrp. C. Davis are visit- ing friends in Seaforth this week. •••••••••••••••♦•••••••••• Zlour Chaps Disappear i • Like Magic. • • • t -- - - When you use - • • 11_..._..'_ U_..... ..L 2 • • • • • Good for your Bands. Good for your Face. • Good for your Lips iGood for Shavers. •2 • • • Roses • • • •O 2 • 2 t O • • • O • • •Good for Chat's Good for Gills • Good for Ladies• Mr. and Mrs. Curry, of Manitoba, are visiting with Mr. John Jurrot. —Miss Dinah .Elston returned Sat- .u•day fro:u a visit in St. \fllrys. —Miss Olive I'riur has returned home after visiting friends 410:44• Kip- —Miss E. Kaiser. of Toronto. is visiting Mrs. John Jarrott. Exeter Nort h. —51r Will Knight, student at the Loudon Medical college is home on Good fi.l' Mein Good for 25 cents • ♦Th Then you will say o • GOOD FOR IIOWEI• 2 Howe 's DrugStore • • ♦••••O•••••••••••••••••••• per cent off all Grey Flannels per cent off all Heavy Rubber Socks. SNELL & ROWE A Little Tick Talk Commencing the new year it will be well to be economical and it is good economy to carry a thoroughly reli- able watch. An that can he depend- ed upon will save your time money and patience. The S. Fitton special movement is the most reliable watch made and we can furnish it in any a visit, case you may wish either Gold, Gold- -Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jones eater- filled, Silver or Nickel Ladies or Gents tained a number of their friends Fri- at most Moderate prices. Call and let day evening. us explain the special features of our —Mr. Nash of \ViIb11)am, was the watch. guest of his sister, Mrs. W. J. Pow- ell lass week. --Miss Ida \\'endla►1d returned last week after a pleasant visit with Issuer of Marriage License friends out of town. A full Lina of wedding rings always —Misses Blanche surd Iia testcot1. on hand. of Douglas Man., a re visiting rela- tives in and around town.—Mi..John Knight attended t he —Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Jones return funral o[ 11 r, Chas. ChcesOborough Saturday after spending :t wi'c'k ine,of St Thomas oil \s. Ch sday. stilt friends in and around Hills - —The Times start extends thanks green, to Mrs. Frank Treibner for a basket —Good frame Imre for sale on delicious snow apples. It is Take Cole's Cough Curelot 15. Con. 5, tlsborne. Apply needless to say tho trrvtt oft was enjoy- the premises or to S. Martin60)4, e(1 by all of us. and Cure Your Gold Exeter. —Mr. and •Mrs. James Murray an- Clearing Sale Why experiment from when you can get pounce the engagement of their instant relief (rout youngest daughter. Mary, to Mr. J. —OF--- - East Jordon. of Godericli. f —Thr special union prayer meetings MENTS AND TIIItES1l1NG OUTFIT FARM. FARM STUCK AND 1\(1'LF.- I 60169 OI PV $ 6ouIi 611r6 held in the different churches last Thos. Cameron has been instructed! week were I:tr_ely attended and were to sell by public auction on fI instrumental in doing much :1,00(1. FRIDAY, JANUARY 31st. 190r, i which is scientifically prepared and —Mr. \W,n. Whiteford, of Virden y absolutely harmless to even the small - !ism.. who visited relatives gond est child, and every bottle of which is ...lends here during the past monist. 1 1 guaranteed or the money refunded 'eft Monday for his home in the Northwest. ■ in r 2Hetes &'•Altar iron rinl.l•.-03 1--IISuit just North of Halt Block. Exeter. Fa !Spitler. Terms easy. Amity � 4 HOUSE TO RENT. — On Andrew AND Street. first house North of Main St. church parsonage•. Furnace in house. Two-fifths acre of land. Apps- Cohn 13rodcrick, Sarepta P. O. 12-21-07. a P. 0. EYE r t SUR - goon, Y )LAIt OVi\H 1. I. AVIi)1 . Fashjofl goon, will be at the Commercial Hotel. hours 9.30 a. tn. to 4.30 tt. m. Glasses properly fitted and dis- eases treated •o earandno. cof c gas s y Next visit on Friday. Jen. 31. 1908. Jut firrlved • Call and Make 11 Se ('(•tion be- foul the rush. W. W. TAMAN Micrcha•1t Tailor. EXETER, ONTARIO. ERNEST ELLiOT (conveyancer Accounts Collected mow; to lean at lo+.e•al rstta, North West !Ands for Smile. Office. Main Street. Exeter Why not buy an Edison Phonograph ('ash or Easy Payments, THE PURITY Canadian Express Building. S. FITTON GOOD SUGGFST1ON OLD RELIABLE This being the beginning of the New Year we wish to have a straight forward business talk with you. — Where do you deal? Why do you deal there? Are you satisfied with your purchases? Would you change Stores if you could do better? These may be personal questions but isn't it true that you want courteous treatment? You want the best goods at the lowest prices? You want a variety of of goods to choose from? You want to feel at home in the store with which you are dealing? These are but few of the things you want, and should get no matter where you arc dealing, just remember you can be at home in this store you can get the best of goods—the kind you want at the price you wish to pay, here wz arc always on the alert to accommodate you in every particular Come to us with your shopping list we will sec to it that you go, away we'll satis- fied. Wishing you a Ilappy New Year. c CARLINC BROS. TELEGRAPHY Pe SOVefe1a^ Bala The Pathway to Success of Canada The Canadian Telegraph and HEAD OFFICE -TORONTO. Business Colleges - rat. ft!, capital, • $3.0oo,o Of St, 'Phomas, Ont. and Aylmer, Ont. have the Grand Trunk Dispatchers wire running through their class room and guarantee to place every voting roan graduate of the Telegraph De- partment with the Railroad Company or refund tuition fees. Telegraphy Shorthand & Typewriting Bookkeeping New tern) opens Thursday, January 2nd, 1008. Call or write for particulars E. II. BEST, Manager. —Miss Edith Moncur left \Wedtte's- rl,r morning for n two month's vis- it (*oh friends in Guelph. —Rev. 1•:. A. Fear took charge of the services of the Hensnll Metho- dist church lest Smithy. his pulpit here being filled by one of tier re- reacntatives of the Y. M. C. A. in the 'enmity/. The church was clos- ed ill the ewenitts on account of the union meeting in the James Street church. The i'resbyterinn (-Murch WAS Also cloi(d in the evettinr. Rev. Martin takinr pact ill the services of th't James 8u r(et church. —Green's Moving Picture Show tt:II the 0ttraotiolt at the 011era )IOUs&' Tuesday and \Vedu:•stlay. The pictures this year are fully as good as last tyear. Mr. Berton V. Peters, —The Times acknowledges the re- ceipt of a complimentary ticket to the Oath annual "At Home" of the Huron 0141 Jfoy's Association at Tor- onto, to he held in the Temple 110ild- ing' on Friday evening retry. 71h. —Mrs. (Rev. .Dr.) Mannon, of Lon- don. and formerly of Exeter, receiv- ed word Friday Morning of the death dg •i(en brother r. 1 of her youngest J n Mich. Thursday Willson, at IC'(tdlll c. 5 111•r daughter •Mrs. '$lter.) Mallot1 died in London. —The Ladies Aid of Mani Si. Meth- odist Church will give n social even- ing on •• the church ebu.(mtilo ing in ih Friday evening January 17. Refresh- ments and a InUsiCal and Literary program has been arranged for. Ad- mission 15 cents. fhe Epworth Lea .rue cf the James street church tate ti v.•ry succ.'esfu1 patriotic e4e11int on Tuesday Iasi. 'The programme consisted of several patriotic addresses, vocal and instru- mental Music, readings, etc. An en- joyalllr Ind I.rofitable lime wait spent. —The P:).stet• hockey Club has or(:uliz,d for the Benson. Practice Ice ((ill he ]geld Monday and \We(1n,•sda4' evenings from seven to eight o'clock p. m. There is tuaterial is Exeter for a good puck chasing team and before the 8(•IIS011 advances v,vy far there should he some 3oud reports of the playing. —The jury that tried Thomas Noah, Indian. for the murder the Mums.).n It of Absalom Fox, failed to reach an 4treement after the trial at London. 'Thursday- of last week. Seven stood for actuittal and five for conviction. Noah 4% as returned to jail and still be tried again for the Crim' :It the \ a c . assizes .I i It stains in —Tire (' I's:try Daily News, of ,tan. 41h. has the following ret'rrdinj Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1'. (toss. former est0r'nt,d residents of Exeter. but now residing at C4t111ry. "On the occasion of the •s .1.1 and i1.. y• rr. n ( t.Iler. frith Irn 4' is•r- Itoss 41411 family from the member- ship to ship of St , Andrew's Presbyterian church, they have t1•movdsl to Four- teenth Avenue '.V.'st and join At 1hz Grace church. n number of the mem- tiers Miss Mrs. 1,30 noon. on LOT 6, CONCESSION 12, 111I111E11'r 'rho follow -int property. 110118148. — 1 reg. brood mare. drou;ht ; I re,r. filly. R months old dr:t.itht ; 1 brood mare, draught : pr. of geldings 4 years old, draught ; :i geldings .rising' 2 years old. draught ; 1 gelding rising 3 years old, driver; 1 gelding rising 7 years old driver. CATTLE. -1 thoroughllred cow due in March : 1 thoroughbred heifer ris- ing 2 years old 1 thoroughbred bull three years, old: ft grad,. cows (100 in Marek and April: 1 grade cow re- newed; 3 steers rising a years old; :1 heifers rising 3 years old; 6 steers rising 2 years old : 4 heifers rising 2 years old: r, calves. ZImre- bred 2 lir — brood sows Six too 1 HOGS. 51I bel'd Berkshires . 21 store hogs . One purebred Berkshire boar 12 months' old. I.O\\'i•—Turkeys. hens and pullets E\tl'LE\IENTH-1 binder, 1 mow et' i1 seed drill 1 l , r•. new. 1 s, �c • rake nearly nr t ( t,ok u I 1 ho. nearly new. 1 disc harrow. 1 roller. 1 set iron harrows. 2 tvalking plows, 2 2 -furrow plows. 1 scalier, 1 cutting box. 1 fanning mill. 2 root waiters. 1 grain crusher. 1 fur ' d• 1•Ithe. R set '20011 lb. scales. 1 bag truck, 1 lumber wagon nearly new. 2 truck tcagolts. 2 sets .bobslei;rhs, •1 dema- crat waggon. 11 lop buggy nearly new. 1 open buggy. 1 road earl. 2 cutters 1 new, 2 bay racks, 1 hog rack. 1 %rood rack. 1 new waggon box. 1 gravel box. stone Iroal. grind done, 2 wheel harrows. 1 new )tny fork rope rind pullets and slings. 1 full gel of syrup ntakint utensils and tank. 2 long ladders. 2 set double heavy harness. 1 set plow linrnrss. 2 set single 1i ,rness 1 new, 10 .food horse collar••. 2 gMM4 MOM` ha:nmrrs A tun tit itc of lumber. plank and scantline. 2 new gates, a tuatltity of hay. a plant it y of straw -..1 luau- ., d 200 d an oll . ' . I In f turnips aft lily o 1 hush. of Banner rind 20tH reentry oats for seed, iron vice. crosscut saw( grain bags. robes horse blankets chain.. forks. shovels. hoes and other articles ton nUmrrOUS to mention. A lot of household furniture. Ile • at r 'r u ern horse r I fourteen in good repair. I (:no(lison I )Iresher with blow,•4 in gond rep'tir; 1 Gond- ison thresher with carriers in gond repair. 1 threshing tank new .with pump and hose. 1 circular saw. CIIOICR FARM 4'011 SALT: in the Township of Hib11erl, being COII1ltnerd of Lot 6. Con. 12. township of llihherl. County of Perth. eeutein- ing 90 acres and prick dwellin,r. hank barn :10195. stable rind drive house. e ou in spring. of water in the res cleared. a res bosh. S scree a wheat. 30 Hetes plows la ane • o tnr in grass. a of Chattels �onr Threshing • s of :•'I and under s e that sawmill 12 months' credit on fnrnishina approve )null rs a discount eft of R per Cen1. 11,.- annum for en•h nn el edit amour s realestate mad Hoeft day of sale by applyi•;g to the under - ,1. sewn% Jlt. Prmerielor. fall Terms Terms Large Bottles 25 cents 6016's Gure-fi-Go l d Tablas —Cure a Cold in a Day - 1 5 cents.a box COLE'S DRUG STORE Is This Correct To make a perfect article you must begin with the best raw materials, This is the case in making our STAR FLOUR t1 c begin with the best Manitoba and Ontario wheat and have them scien'iftcally manufactured into the best Flour possible for general use It is characterized by that custom - cis om- flavor that our t • tl a r nutty } cis Iikc and which cannot be fo•rnd in anything but a Blended Flour, I1ARVBY BROS. EXETER, ONTARIO. BOAID of o1a2CI013: L, c s ;•:,..:•, EA.•, . . • pr D{,L7:r Ifaer✓.xasr.. P.4.1 err Vier A. ALLF, Ext.. Ind Vue )f•,, L 14, -.3411 -Litt Aacs. (-•Xex1Lr., IiN{ M. P. A. E. 0. Y,:PT Esq . t.P. W. K lr- `A,:4737• Pte; . H.P. Ass:. I1. .z F. 11 X C. eneriM (..cwt it:•Ma i ;summit X. CASSP.f.S Savings Dank Department Intact albeit curtest rates paid quartab. SHORTHAND The best stepping .stone for a young roan or wotnan is a thorough training in Short- hand and Typewriting under competent teachers. Winter Term 6omffl6O66s 6 Jdn. 1906 -The Inst of the oni011 prayer 801- (ice8 was held in the ,lawn's Ntre,•1 church on .Friday eve last :11141 was ably addressed by 1(0 t•. 1•). V. comm., his subject Is•int "Temper- ance and \total Reform." \Ii. Col- lins is an rble speaker and his ,Id - dress on Friday 4.4(•11114! w.18 011:• of n best ever listens! to in .x:•t •r along this line. in referring. to 111, - subject. he said it was 0 very ,roar one. affectint the nation, city own private life and that he would view . points affecting' F:501:.e. The luestio11 of Lileratura was touch- ed and the reverend :gentlemen 'd a yowls vigorous and active d should be itiven rood stimulat- ing timu a - e ead,Merit uret18 would assist the young ►non 1n Ind - t i admiration the characters that ern towards the huil(Ii►,t o n than. broad AT INE ETERN.qapsim, SNONIIVII� CODE We give individual instruction, make a specialty of each pupil and place each graduate in a situation. WM. C. C00, C. S. R. Principal. �r cited the working's of litany countries in Europe where the !governments controlled the li iuor business and where the inert, lvho manned Utz: hotels were elected by tho people. paid a salary Hud were subject to dismissal. I I 1 i1e referred to :t company in Eng- land, of which Earl Grey is president, buying up all the hotel property pos- sible and put ling in tacoe who are under their laws and 3uidance, as managers. Ile cited one instance of a hotel that had been in the habit of filling :3011 glasses of gin (ach morning for the miners as they went to their work, but since the cotnpany have taken hold instead of the pain :300 cups of steaming coffee awaits the miners. Th(, pernicious system of treatin•z was the curse of Canada, said (110 e' t. e r ,, n • ninety d 1 he and tulle n Y 1 speaker. of Ih(• evils arose from the custom. Ile pointed out that early in lifer a child bogies to imitate and t hat the spirit 01 sociability and treating man- ifest themselves in the young. With tho treating system now ill vogue. a mail often calls upon five or six and often more of his congenial friends. to partake of his sociability around the bar. We 'c of 411.1► 1 to sec here the characteristic resent the idea of others that he is mean or 8lifyty and each itt turn in- vites the gathering to have another treat on him, and so on until. what was titeattt for :t little sociability turns out to be a curse and Potts man of nll that is ennobling. n h- c d•(I on t m ISO lou h 1 Mr. Collins nl o ♦••••••••••••••••••••••••• I Enter Any Day t; • Our management trains more t • t Stenographers I3ookkeetrevs,and • t'l'elegraphers than any other in • • Western Ontario. No extra ch- • arge for two courses. • Most eminently qualified in- • 2 structors. Graduates assisted to • • good positions. Other colleges 2 2 engage our graduates as teach- • erg, • 2 individual instruction • • M.ttt. Cor iuu:s in Matricnlat• - 2 ion. Civil Service, Penmanship, •• • Shorthand, Bookkeeping, etc. • Send a postal for informat:on • • about CANADA'S GRE t'I'E.'r t • or Mutt GRAM? 13l'SIN- • t t:r(s ('or.i.r:d,Es. • GUNTON .� B S hE. s GOL�I�EGE UI • 2 I).t5)FL E. Irtty, Vice Principal. ♦ (it•:o, SeorroN, Principal, • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• NO'T'ICE '1'O CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Thom- as Shapton, late of the Tow n>hi,p of Stephen. in the County of Hu- ron, farmer. deceased. Notice is heft by given pursuant In S. (1897,1129, that all It 5 ) nlua I( lint and the matter of 41'•alin; in creditors nndolhrue lclvint, claims stocks, both of e;lirli cp:ne in for 333i11ett the estate of the said Thom• as Shepton. who died on or about the 6th day of July, 1907, nre re- wired on or before the. 11th flay, of A se a , 'eb • 11 )08. 1 torsi prepaid h r. 1) to send , ti y 1 { 1 or deliver to 'Me. srs. (Badman & Stanbury. solicitors for the adminis- trat rix of the estate' of 1h0 said deceased their Utast 1111 and sonet ►nes. add ress.•+ ar,e1 1� severe criticism. CANADA` 1_S—T)I D OF IT. Canadians are Always proud of treat Canadian cn.4rprise". From the Al 'antic to the Pacific Canadians are proud of the treat Can:odiatl Fantilt patter, 1lit' Family Herald and Weekly St r. of NI real. It in herr of lit. A11drew's church paid n nt rfl g f 0, F criplions, Ihr toll particulars of t 4isil to \t r. (toss' 1104110 and surt'i hash land. 89 1e 10 r c,•, -t linty t*orthy of ,II the 200(1 rr'irno, the sl:Ifenoeat of (h.ir d thew with tiffs expressive of the (*1111 said about it. It is said that • 1.;,i1 in which they hive 11X11 held good hardwood 1 ((40111, and 4In' n:llure of ll ' d 1 1 f t tt4.nl,v thousand t1e%4 rubacritlrrs 11fi1ics. it nny, held by lh(rn. And Mr. and Mrs. Ross received a hr•auti- cleared 1 1 not 'private stere reeo•ised d0rina ►)•'.(+angor. ,II line:lake )'olio(&' that after such htl ntahotany parlor table and I TI I' vl t It from t ff F t �1:c4ry Cnnndia11 home should have 1;1st mrntion4'd dolt the. rnid Arlmin- Rose and Miss (T ra Ross very pret- ty 1r, t out fit.— \Il urn that /reef weekly at the 8111111 price istratrix will proceed to (1181ribul4� ty and perfect pieces of cut g.letgs, cash over 1 (81 ) t they ask .for it—one donor a year. the nrsrts of the d2ce'r+s'd anions tho The preeentalions aa 41-44 wide, by Rev. d 4111 th t I 1 Mr. liahaffy, pastor of 8t. Andrew's tint mind t ; I 1 t Mi•:1 -TING (►h 'n tE 111'HOS COI'\- o:trlles emitted thcrolo, having re- in n speech warmly npprrriatic4' 01 TY CUL \('ll.. {lard only 10 the eIairns of 4(1,10)) 1 L k 1 utg literature 10 r 1 ill It The Council of lin• corporatin)4 of rho ' IIa11 then 1,444' noligg 81441 that Iho goal work w)Itch Mr. and of raid 11drninistratrit will fiot be• liable Ross and fvuiilc have done et the u t n I t the County of Huron will meet its Ilu1 church. \I r. Moss teas an elder and signed. f 001111011 chamber, in the Tot* ti of for '' r •,ill ns8Cts of any part ther - 11orntlsr of the board of mannt4'rs. T. (-A\&'FRO\ \I r. Collins touched more atrmltly G111101ch, on er,iL•1y the lith day of 1 'ny 1lrrrrono,. leers0n4 of whose *Mrs. hoes els the church ortanist Aoctimtrrr. on the 4.ntp,'r:'0'.' lt) 8*iOti condemn- of January. at 3 O'clock 1' 3.1 0101 '•• t1(4t ire 5)1,11 ;11;1: ot IIa44' item end lh•' Misses hose mrtnlrra of the ----- inz the fact that the manufacture of All parties, havinz accounts atined reee..'...:1`411:; :ed by her at the rim of such (hnir. Mr. Rose, who alts; ys ac-, li tun&' is controlled by the I)omi11ion lh' l'ounl,r', are re paired to i'la(.• ton dill' ilhnli(4n. nits himself nraerfully replied In ati Sexam ith. 'L*10(1. \Y k R1',1NIi1'Itti', t 1 government and the Il('ensint by Ili same will) the Clerk on or before the prat speech. .ypres�ic:. of the pleas- )t r. Amos \: ildlnnt 1181 tcrrk ,lir- I rm•incial 'zorentnlent• Irr Hatt al Exeter this 11th nre it bad Isoti to wnrk 0i111111.) 4'),:18041 rr•'• ot, Ihr 5th cmtc.'rsln►► t1,,. 441101,' li lune )nrallon eh \4 LANE, Clerk 1 m8 minister and coIztotalion of St.I of )lav frtee 'dr. Gen. McPoru, or t d, II( %tith under ons h. Andrew's Hud their regret in It tying. llenanll. 111•)1,' v.'s oubl ad. 11: 27th. Sol tor( for •1101 Adlni)t:-• r '1111. 1 Dated Jan. 13th.. 1908. .1n