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Customers. Every Waist bought in the latest
style and trimmed with the daintiest of Laces and
Embroideries.
For $1.00
The best ever shown in
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Trimmed with Val. Lace
or Embroidery, work
For $2.00
For $3.00
kVe give you something
extra good for this price.
They are real smart and
stylish looking.
For $4,00
This is a swell Waist You get the best Waist
and gond for the money you ever bought for the
With Lacc or Embroidery price. Allover Embroi-
trinlming. denied Fronts and Sleeves
Our New Spring Coats
Are now arrayed for your inspection. The tailoring is ah•
solutely perfect and the styles decidedly smart. These Spring
Modes Coats fit -yes, better than the majority of made-to-order
garments.
Made of new shadow stripe and plain fawn coverts in tight-
fitting, box and semi -fitting backs. Also black in same styles.
Every coat a stylish garment and just what will make any lady
look smartly dressed.
Rugs, Squares and Carpets
If you have a root❑ to carpet ora house to furnish, do not
fail to see us. \Ve are exceptionally well preparers to meet your
demands and will help you to make your choice.
Our stock of 'tapestry, Brussels, Milton and Velvet Rugs are
not equalled in Exeter, while our Carpet stock is up-to-date.
Gents Furnishings
Now Gents you know we are headquarters for your line of
wear. Mere you will find us right up-to-date with the new
Spring slats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Suits, (cloves and Fancy Sox.
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School Reports
• f EXETER SCHOOL ItfI'OItTt ICOR
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FORM III.
.1r. Teachers. -1. Fer;uson 65, E
1 • \\ illis 62.
Jr. DMatriculation.-, Bolder 60, T,
Sanders 53, E. Going 51._♦i
•• No on roll 20; .avemgo 16.
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T L. C. FLEMING
FORM II.
• Sr. -John Oestreicher 70, Katie
♦ * Collins 65, Irene Handford 64, Eddie
? Jones .03.
• • Jr. -Alga McMahon 74, Ida Mar-
•• * ahand 70, Loney Heywood 61. Willie
::Hinley 6:3, Earl Copeland 00.
j'Co. on 'Roll 30: daily nvorage 27.
•• • S. L. GREGORY,.
FOR aa I.
• • Commeroral. Ilonors.-L. Birney 90
• •11. ,Mack 80, G. Bissett e6. Pass.-
• • 11. .Dupla❑ 74, \V, Hayman 74, 0.
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• Wood 63, E. Wood 61.
• Ilonors.-A Surerus 90, 0. Nestle
• •86, W. Monteith F5. V. Sweet 84, L.
• llern 76, 0. Ford 76. II. Triebner 76,
• W. Hillery 75. Pass. -1i, Morton 73
• • N. Amy 73, T. l'enhalo 71, II, Carlin
••z 70, E. Case 69, E. Luxton 63, G.
• Hooper 63.
• • Number on 'Roll 39; daily; average
• • 35,
22 A. M. JOHNSTON.
•• • ROOM IV.
• • Sr. IV,-Honors.=Latimer Grieve 81
•• • Pas.-lIarry (Puke 71, Elmo Ilowey
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• • 7I, Harry Sweet 70, Annie Jackson
• ♦ 67, 1Reggio Knight 65, Lillie Rowe 64
•• Chester Harvey 62, Lloyd Rivers 61.
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Jr. 11 V,-I[onorse,-Clair Wood 92
•• Lily 1M. Frayno 82, Lilliare Boyle 78
• Cecil Pickard 70, Wilfrid Stewart 75.
2• •• Pass, -'Raymond Dearing 73, Regin-
2 ald Bissett 7,0., Clarence Ileywoodl
•• C. VO>Sl'ER.
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•• Sr. I. Honors. -Irene Rivers 81,
• • ' Dfadel.eine Carling 81, Irene Hardy 81,
22Willie Heideman 80, Jean Seldom 79,
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• 'Robbie 'Fle)ning 78, Ruby Wood 75.
•• IPas"if.-Viola Iltowe 73, Greta Bis -
2• sett '71. Fred Brock 70, Stella South-
•• cott 70, Oliver Ilodgert 70, Russell,•� Balk will 70. Abe Jackson 70, leen
Treble
1 69, Va•!m•, IS�es
2•trrbrook 62.
• Jr. III• Ilonors.-1113,tcho Quanco
•• 89. 'lames Walker 87. Ernest Harvey•• 87, !Oscar Andersson 85, Linden star-
vey 84, Lola Taylor 82, Bruce Walker
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ford 75. (ass.-
Sydney Hector 72, Muri,I Zones 71,2 Maurice [Nance. 71, Lulu ICestlo 69.
No. on Stoll 48 ; daily average 41.
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W. S. HOWEY.
ROOM( VI.
Honors. -Mildred Heywood 94, Et -
tie lilowey 92, Maggie Cax • }0, Al-
bert:[ Knight 87, Harper l' ; vers R5,
Edgar liorney 84, Florence Rowe 84,
Ethel Day 84, Wm. Manson 83, Annie
Day 83, Jos. rollick 82, Beatrice Hod.
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81,Violet r told Knott 80, Anna Bell
80, Gordon Richardson, 79, (lector
Itowecliffe 77, Edith Davis 76, Mabel
Knott 75. Paas. -Jessie 13rickwood 74
Maurice Senior 7.1, Wilbur Mitchell
73, LaBelle Iiandford 72, Win. Kyad
72, May Smallacotnbo 71, Wilfrid
Mack 70, Olive Macdonald 69, Earl
Cookson. 68, Luke Hastings 07.
Jr. -lIarry Parsons '73. Jos. Craig
72. Norman hockey 71.
No. no 'Roll 39: daily average 30.
1!. M. KINSMAN.
'ROOM VII.
Sr. 1L llonors.-Marjorie Huston
86, Joey Ferguson F3. Pass. -Flossie
Neil 69.
Jr. 11, Ilonors.-. Marvin Vincent
Vincent 89, Lila %mefle 82, :Melville
Gratin -inn 80, May 'farness 77. Pass
-Dorothy White 71, Maud Elliott 66.
No. on Roll 41 ; daily average 30.
P. W. 1 iOWA'R D:
1IO011I VIii. •
Mid. TI. -Marjorie Britton 90, Pearl
Jackson9 0, Florence Wood 84, Ina
Delve 83.
1T.-llertha Homey- 96. Amy
Johne 87, Gerald Fitton 80. Dorothy
Kunz 80, Allen Carter 7.1, -Gordon
\V,.11y 7:I, Archin Davis 09.
Sr. 1't. Il. -John fla,shaw RO, Aiice
Mitchell 88, Willie Davis F0, Mervin
ItItsi.ell 70. Myrtle Gillies 65.
Jr. 1't. IM. -Willie Jacobi 92. Mil-
lie Walker 90. Lillie Walker 89, Vio•
let Welsh 80, Mary Morlock 78,
Frank 1:anson 71, Walter ifarnr•efa
70.
Sr. P1. T. -Vera Sweet 91. Clifford
Mellott 93, Clarence Morley 89, Czar
Harness 85, Cecil Baskerville 70, Leon
Dearing 73, Alvin Cornish 69, Willie
ilrown 68, Gladys Carter OI, Milton
Bedford 65.
No. on 'Roll 47 : daily average 37.
M. V. MA1tTI.,
8. 8, ..N0. 4, u8ItORNF:.
The ;following is the report' for 8.
ti, No. 4, 1't,borne for the remit b of
February, Nantes are in order of
merit. V. -\V. ,E. 11. Fs.ery. !V.—
\V. W. bber. Vin:[ Kerslake, 11c1 is l)a-
%if. Jr. 'W. -Willey May, At•a Skin-
ner. Annie McCordy. Carrie May. '1'.
Coates, Willie Walker. Geor,ro Davis.
111. - Nei ry ',♦lcCurdy, :Mie hunter,
Lena ('cotes. Edward Kellett. Leda
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Hardin z. ♦ rrlhe Coates. Sr. iL- 1,
Ford. ,Samuel McCurdy. Fred -rick
\Webls'r, Frank Cote'. Minnie May.
Thelma Skinner. Jr. 11. -Roy Thorn-
ton, Roy Webber, Vcrda Iiick,i. I't
Jt. e•
ill(
Thomson. one. on
. lIarry Crates.
2. W. 110(i,lll'I'II, 'Iracl.rr.
S. S. NO. 10. I'aillOItNE,
Polson in r is the report of 14. 14.
No. 10 1'sIorn+ for the 'month of
February. Nam•'• are in Or (1.-r of
merit. Sr, iV-Ilarold Glen. Mary
McQueen. Itob,•rt l'astniore. Jr. iV
--.1rchie Morgan. May Ilorton, illos cat
tone Ander-u•a, Earl Triffrey, Sr. 111 Hat
-Tmn i n. :Arthur Cole, Verna E.
Whitlock. '1N1.. Mor,z.1n. • Jr. 111- der
..T hi, N.•il, Ifnxie (:nrn, Horton Mac- eat
I T)on.all. Sr. 11. -John Ilorton, ,toy
omenwit 1t pale co tortes. faces I Whitlock. .Joe Kerniek. Jr. 11.-- F.r.
t. nn rets tt e 11 and disrou.•age 1, mill nest I'yru. Myr tie I'a.ma}. 1't. 11, -
receive both tnental an -1 bodily vigor'Nellie And••rson. Mah'I Neil. Willie T
lay using Carter's iron ('ills. .t hill)3 Horton. Byron Tr'ffry. 1teta Caen, S.
'IP made for the blood, 0"rvrs anal itl:rnch'. Cann. 1't. i.-ItoI,ert Heath. F,1
complexion. 3, V. Miners, Teach, r. i ,m•
14, 8. NO. 1, STEPHEN
17,e following is the report for S.
S. No. 1, Stephen fot•,the months of
1Februari1. Names ant in order of
merit. V. -Margery Hepburn, Archie
Robinson, 3lazet hicks, Lily Robin-
son, Joseph White, Gordon \Viiso1,
Eddie Sims. Sr. IV-Gil(or3 I(o-
garth John Hogarth. Murray Elliott.
Jr. IV -Ella Baker, Edna Davey ,t).t-
vey, Earle Gaffes, Iiubert White. G.
Hicks, Joseph Davis, ltoy Callfas.
Sr. 111. -Anthony White. Jr. 111. -
Victor 3togart3., Everett Calla-,
llurvan Calif as, itit1'line Habit,
Rhea 'McCurdy, Willie Baker. Sr. II.
-Mabel Elliott, Ethel Bowden, Hu-
bert Neil. Jr. 11. -Carrie Davey, Oli.•
yree Davis, Irene McCurdy. I't, 11.-
—Ahur 'Robinson, �Ipriel Ilogaith,
slayrtSnaith, Ehnen• \Nilson, or,
I. -Viola Neil. Jr. d't. 1. -- Nettie
Itrokenshlre, Leonard jlaist, James
\White, John Whittington, Edna Bone.
den,
M. Itotterill, Teacher.
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8. S. NO. (3, t $IiOltNE.
The 'following is t he report for 8.
S. No. 6, t-sborne, 'for the month of
February and also of January. V-..
EllaWashburn, Lilla Heywood, Vir•
da Berryhill, 8r. Fourth -]toy Fair.
Mary Cornish, Lulu Godbolt, Nelle
Heywood, [Ella .Heywood, Clarence
Crcery, tltoy Fletcher, Earl Johns. Jr
Creery, 'Rhea G dbo t 8.
1V -John t0 1
Y.
Brock. Sr. 1I1-Enuna Ileytvood, A.
I3er•yhill, John Brock. Jr. IIi-Jen-
nie Campbell, Earl Coward. Arnold
Clark, .Charlie Bailey. Sr. 1i- Inez
Crory, lltoy Goulding, Eric Coward.
Jr. 4L-Ilardwick Cornish, D(a. Cor•
Wish, 'May Clark, Ina Heywood.
S. S. NO, 1, USBORNFA.
The following is the report of 8.
8. No. 1, ['shortie for the 'eolith of
1February'1, Nunes are in order of
merit. Trial examination in all sub-
jects [for Entrance pupils. Entrance
Class -Nellie Itowcliffe 8:3. Jennie
Strang 78, Victoria. •Rowcliffe .74.
Laura Harvey 70, lIarry Dougall 70
Ada Willis 69, Gordon Oke 68, Cecil
Down 68, Archie 'ltowclirfe 67, Geo.
Iilatcho(rd 60. 8r. 111.-Jtosena Down
John Strang, James 1)ou;all, Rena
Dougall, Alvin Moir, Ira Moir. Wil-
liam Driver. Jr. III. -Earl Bell, Roy Letters were received intimating that
white, Lila. Moir. Sr. IL -Hazel application would be made at the
Down, Wilfrid Dougall, Willie Strang next Gen. Assembly to receive M. P.
Oliver etowliffce, Elva Harv: y'. Jr. Craig of the Baptist church and J. E.
II. --Cecil Harris, 'George it Gin- L
Vnu of the It
eaby terian church, C.
dys Moir. t't. Ii, -Franks Jarrott, 8. A. A report from Grand Bend and
Elgin elowecliffe. Sr. 1't. I.- John Corbett stated that they would reduce
I)orgall, ifarold Moir, (Vera Bell. their grant from the Augmentation
Jr. 1't. 1 -Mira Dew, Maggie Strang, Fund by $50. \Vm, Furgland of
Lorne Oke. Aggregate attendance 35 Auburn was recommended as a stud -
average 12. ant to the home Mission Committee
.1. A. ilint-nett. Teacher. for mission work during the coming
—♦► -- summer. The proposed plan of are
8. 8. No. 2. USIIORN E pointing standing committees for the
The 'following is 1 he report for 8. Gen. Assembly was approved by the
8. No. Z, - t'tsborno [for 'the month,' of Presbytery, The union question was
1I'ebruary4, Names are in order of again discussed without being finished
merit. V-Almer Steuart 176, E. and the Presbytery adjourned to meet
Passmore 80. Entrance Class-Ethelin Clinton on the second Tuesday of
Ilundkin 307,, Dday Darch 295, John I May.
Turnbull 253, Garnet Passmore 251,
Meryl Snell 166. Wilbert Brown. 130.
Jr. iV.-Kennetlt McNicol 179, Ter•
est Coward 170. Percy Stone 121. Sr.
111. -Annie Turnbull .900, Coursey
Itrow,' 297, Viola Ilunkitt 218. Char- his sister, Mrs. Dickson of Mt, Forest.
J'vf i,Ulison 11{, 'Milton liod•gerl 101, :qr. Martin left at once but, could get
\\'illie Jeffery 132. slid. it1-grannie no farther than Stratfordowin to the
Alison 197, Joanna Monteith 244, trains being snowbound. The fun-
1,innie Pollen 241, Nellie Stone 102. eral took place on Monday of this
!r. 111.-Llewrlyand (Stewart 120, week,
Jessie Ilodgert ;)5. Sr. 11 -Charlie
Coward 116, John 'lodger( 113, Isar- DEATH OF CH. \itLES 1IO\WE.
old Turnbull $1, Garfield 43row►t 81 ee's earliest settlers :and most Eddie 'Maude 'Maude 18, •fr. 1i-331zr1 nu”' -ter's earliest settlers and most res.
km 127, Harold Tr•ffrey 98, John ected citizens died on 'Monlast
Cot tel 57, Mary McDonald 56, Elaine' fr or,t, the direct caus'� of Listh death
Stewart 63, Ethel McDonald 26. fest being old age. llc was 87 years and
in spelling match May Darch. 11°11:75r 8 ;al(
old. Thr, deceased
t.ist-'fho[;i typo obtained over ,75 Loral int Devonshire, Fngland, an11'1111.7-
t.errent. or over al the examination ter marrying Mary 'Mudd, who still
--Ethel 3lantkin, May Darch. Annie survives lain, in their dative coup
Turnbull, Coursey llrown, •1",.11311' Al- try. ;they carte to this country in
Baer, 'Jewell -and Slewtrt, char” lt•50 nettling in Exeter. 'Mr. Ototve
Coward John A. jlodgerl, hazel was n tr.ilor by.trade and conduct-
ed a small shop jn the :front of his
C. A. Gowans, Teacher, residence on Main Street, a short dis•
Doupe. Berrie !loupe, Roy Francis, M.
McCurdy, Sr. IV.- Victor McCu
Alvin McCurdy. Norman Francis.
1V.-Jessfe 'McCurdy, It •ua Shier.
iver McCurdy. John Francis, Et
Shier, (toward McCurdy, Isabel 'Turn.,
bull. Jr. :11[. -Eleanor 1)oupe, Loon•
n rd Harris. Sr. 11.-61a Irvine, J.
-McCullagh. Reggie Houpe, Oscar
Copeland. Jr. I1. -Tena McCurdy,
May 'lodgers, fent Francis, Donald
lialiour. Sr. 1'i. 11. -'toy Pletcher
Lester 'McCurdy. Jr. Pt. IL -Gordon
Copeland, Veber Shute, George Har-
rah. I't. 4. -Bella McCurdy, Lillian
Bray, 'Maggie J1eCurdy.
ISABELLE M. GARDINEII, 1'cazhcr
$. ,,5. NO. 13, S'TE1'lIEN.
The following is tjie report: for 8.
8. NO. 13, btepnen, for t h. month of
'February. Nantes are in order of
merit. Sr. HIL -Horace Pfaff, Nor-
man 1"ord, Jr. I13. -Annie Green, G.
Hooper, Edith Carrick. Sr. II. -Ethel
Smith. Pt. 11. -Clarice Hooper, l't.
L -Norman Carrick, Cora Ford, Alice
seta f f.
JDA ARMSTRONG'.
$1.00 per year in advance
i(ily Paints and Varnish ' Stains
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The Presbytery of Huron (net in
Clinton on the ar(1 inst. Rev. J. A.
Anderson of Goderich, Moderator, I
The principal business was the receiv-
ing of reports from the conunittees on I
Worrell life and work, Sabbath Schools
and Young Peoples Societies. These I
reports had many encouraging ones -
Gres together with encoudiscouraging ones. ; HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
The S. School attendance was lower
than the former year, but there was —
an increase in giving to nrissionar
and benevolent objects. Tho stati
tical report was read by Mr. Caravel
An earnest discussion followed whic
resulted in recommending to reiniste
and other officers in congregation
S. Schools and societies, that greate
care be exercised in the filling out, o
all reports. The Rev. E. F. Smith an
George McKay were appointed men
hers of the Synods committee on bil
and overtures and Rev. D. Caswill o
the same committee of the Gener
Assembly. Commissioners to th
Gen. Assembly were appointed as fo
lows, Messrs Caswill, Davidson, an
Hamilton, ministers, and Mess
Lindsx
y, Ball and Davidson, elder
3,16
Ladies are
Deli4hted
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CAMPBELL'S
VARNIS II STAIN
tar re-..teinin,j rind
Furniture,Wood-
work and Floors
They aria du the t.orl.
themsel,e, ..tat
excellent results
Elephant, Hollywood
and Senours
1.►•eady Mixed Paints.
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-Mrs. '\V. J. ]leamau, spent Tues-
day and Wednesday in London.
Word was received by the Rev. Mr.
Martin on Friday hast of the death of
S. 14. NO8, HAY.tanmce South of the ;Lain Streetchurch. For •16 years lie continued
The following is the report: for S. this business giving up when the in -
S. No. 8. stay for Jan. and Feb. firmtlies of old age compelled him to
Names are in order of merit. V.- do so. Ile is survived by besides his
Milton Ocalreicher. IV.-Aaro'i Oesn aged !widow, three dauhglers, Mr4,
treicher, 'Maria Schroeder. (Alberta John Kerslake, of the London Itoid,
Trruntnrr. Cora Treumner. Stella Mrs. Chas, Rowe. Flushin,r, Bich.,
Geiger, Viola -Ate Eckstein. Sr, 11i.- and Mrs. John Brawn. of Exeter.
'1'usnrlda 'I'reuntnrr. Roland Klein- The itunera1 will be hold today, in-
felrlt.. 9uaie Klirtifeldl, hat❑ Miller ferment 'being. in the Exe::r cervi•
,lr. Iii. -Luella Kuntz, Olden Trount• tory.
tier, Lillie Messner, Leonard Schroe-
der, Lydia ;Messner, Pearl Broderick NEW rIIItUN31W1CK GOES CONSElt-
Anna 1Vnlper, Bell Overholt. Hr. II. VATIVI:,
-1'.dtvin
Hartman, Ferdinand .hiller, In the provincial elections kelt( in
Emily Schroeder. ithienhold Miller, New 'Brunswick Tuesday the Liberal
Bernard Hartman. Inter 11. class-- government teas (lrfeatcd and in
Tillie Kuntz. Flora Klie►ifrldt. Ger- stead of 30 Liberals ane) 10 Conserv
tie \Wiegand, ida Messner. Theodora vatives. there aro now 32 Conserva-
Miller. 31., 1i.-Itidda 8chroed^r. Am- 1 ives, 12 Liberal, and 3 indepenaents
elm ,Miller. Charlie. Hartman, Ottis 3, Douglas Hazen in the 1 he new
1l•eten Ger. Sr, L-Iantna Messner, premier.
Norman klienfeldt. Jr. I.- Ile my T—
Hecker, Lloyd Schroeder. Rudolf Rumors n re still coining to the
Miller. Clara Weigand. Ethel 1Giien• surface to the effect that Otero ie •to
fcldt, Herbert. M(_alener• be a Donninion generil election this
A. C. Milligan. Teacher. conning 01a11, 'fhe statement says
that the eres •nt s •s'ion will close
8. 8.
NO. :1. J '7 ,1
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• Wheat ,lune, that Fir Wilfrid Laurier
The following is the report. for S. will make n two atom's' .\a.:3,81 No. 3, Stephen for alt•• month of irrg tour in the West. occupying July
1F.-hruary. Nantes are in ord•.r of and August, and that the elections
trill O,t•
brought, on in October or No-
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v mlpr
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In support to t o
f Ihi'•t t 'o
11 h ry
it is further asserted 1Jtt'1f 'Ibe. Do-
minion voters' lists for Ontario nrn
hoin.r prepared in the printing bur -
ea at. While it 15 suite probable, rill
this may b:' true% y.•t no eurh course
has been officially. .t'cisled upon.
owl it. V.- F, lfe:unan, Sr. IV,-
ilofor - 1 e • -:
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Sanders. .. 1'
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Ti whiter, it. SS' ail ie. Pass -Y. 'Willis
E. Treibner, E. Shepton. 1'. Dearing.
W. Simplon. F. Presse [tor. .1r. IV
-E. Welsh. 11I,-Ilonors_.J. 1\'illis
C. 'Parsons'. I',-ts.-A. Willis. 0. Pen-
tode. 11. -It, 'I':ar,ou'. 31. Willis. G.
Ilea man, G. etanl.3ke. C. 'freibner. L.
Sanders. i't. 11-C. l'arfone. C. Dear•
ina. T, Willis. L. tiand.•r..', V. Press•
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11OIVALD-NE31\\'COil1111iEf),:-1n .Exeter
or. Sr. 1'1. 1,-\V. 'Raman. P. Wednesday 1'e1, y. 26th.. Miss Mary
triers, C. Hamilton. 0. lfatniltota. New to Ed. itonaid of Vu.
i'resse.tor. Rest spellers in or- rich.
-fL Mindere. P. Treihn^r. 0. Pre.- HAMILTON - BALLENT1N5 In
or, .11. )'arson-. C. Decrin'r. 1'shorns on Wcdne?day March 4th,
Wm. L. Triehner, T•'acher.1 1905, Mr. will Hammen to Miss
♦ ; Janet. Bolen( in,. 1 y IIIc Itev, Colin
8. 8. NO. 3. II81101tN l: Fletcher.
he ,ollotviig ie the r, port for El. 0351)
\n. 3. I1 b.nrne, for 11,e nrot,rli of 'WW1.- -10 Exel,'r, '7.,',, 'March
,ruarv. Names are in ort_'( of 2nd., ('harlesHow '-, :.•: ,I 87 year4
tit. V. -Ce rt ie Copeland. Alb.' la :and 8 months.
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Always in Stock at Lowest Prices,
Galvanized Steel Shingles
and Siding, Etc.
Building Supplies
Glass, Nails, Cement
`,Where you will find a full stock of
The Leading Hardware Store in 'i'own
OUR IDEAS
of what constitutes goo([
clothing difler from the ideas
of most other f[1'ins. Wel de-
mand and use in all 0111' Suits
and Overcoats only the best
material and the highest class
of workmanship
Give ns a call.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
E.) BOSSENBERRY, ZURICH,
Licensed Auctioneer, Sales con-
ducted in WI ].arts, Terms reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed.
SALE IHEGISTER
On Thursday, March 5th.. on lot
1.1, Con. 16, 1?tephcn, Fnrrn Stock and
implements. A Campbell, )'rots„ E 1.
Ilossenbr'rry, Auct.
On •Wt 'lncsday, March I1th. mi lot
3. conces-ion 12, Ilay. half mile North
of .Dashttoad, Farm Stock :and Imple-
ments, Danl. Schroeder. Proprietor,
Ed. Iloss.•nberry, Auct.
On Friday, March 13 at I p. in.. Lot
17, Concession 3, Stephen Kirin Stock
and Implements. .1. T. Bagshaw, prop
Thos Brown, Auct.
On Saturday March 14th oil lot 21
concession 13, Stephen, Farms Stock
and Implements 1i. Guenther. Prop.,
llossctiberry, Auct.
On Monday, March )tlth at p. ru.
Lot 13, Concession 15, 3 tepl!eu Live
Stock and Chattels. I. (.ower, prop.
Ed. Bosset.lrerry, Aust.
On '\V •t r R
i 1, _tar ♦ c'
r i .far ,t l.tl.., on
lot t41, concession( 10 flay. Farm
stock and i►nplernrnts, E. Cies, Prop.,
Ed. Bosser,berry, Auct.
On
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i'riday, March • 0 t I .on
► . lot 33
33, Concession r
n c, anon 17, Stephen, 2 1.2
miles West of 1)rshwood. Parra Stock
and Implement. 01131 household .goods
.1. Weide, Prop.. Ed. lloest•nb •rry,
Auct.
On Saturday, March 21.1, Auction
sale of 1.rnt stock and intplem:•nl.,
in the tillage of Zurich, Chas. 0..• 1,
prop. ; F. Hosset.berry,
On March 24th. on lot 21 concession
13, Stephen, Parra Stock and Imps ••
(rents G. Nicholson, p l'ro .. Ed. iso'•
senberry, Auct.
On Saturday, Varcli 2S1b nA miI°
Part of %❑rich. farm stook 1 .d imple-
ments Peter Lamont, prep. 5. I3os•
nent•erry, auct.
HENTj rARitANGiN(1 1••014 YOUR
faun silk e)le make if, 1 point so
have vo/r bilis utinted 11 the TIMES
offlix. front bills will he nttrac.
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a
lively printed. :tad with rtery sato
bill done at 'this office you will re-
ceive free a notice of (tlto site in
Ibis paper, which is read every week
by hundreds of people iit this focal-
ity and makes your a 110 known tp
many who may never have the r.p-
Portunily of seeing ,your bills.
Shipka
Alebs;s. 3. D. Hannan and Hare. J.
Hweitzer were in Exeter last week on
business.
The school scholars are tansy pract-
ising for the coming concert,
Mr .i. I). Hannan will have a sale of
faun stock atilt implements on March
Ash.
Miss Brenner, of Detroit, and Mr.
Wender, of 'Toledo, called upon Mr.
Ezra 13rertner last, week.
cyORZ.A..
Beers the lie Kind You Have Alna}G 6:4d
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[ nsa martyr 3catarrh •r to c. t. •arch of the
head, throat nnt noI stomach. I was so bad
the doctorit feared consumption. I
tried many physicians and iiits1icine'.
A friend suggested Psyching. I tried
it and it was the only thing ever did
me any Rood. 1 am ,IOW perfeetly
It is the greateet remedy the world
has ever known. 1 do not nee.l it for
my health now but I nae it as a
strengthener for my walking matches. I:
owe emeh of my physical endurance to
Prychlne,"
JAMES IREYN01.DS,
Port Hope, Ont.
Psychine is the greatest mire for
catarrh of the head, throat or stomach
in the world. it is a wonderful maid
and strengthener of run down system,
acting directly on all the vital urging,
giving youthful vigor and strength to
the system. At alt druggist' .50e, and $1,
or Dr. T. A. Sloeurn, Limited, Toronto.