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STEWAL T'S'
PHONE 16
HOW are you getting along with your house cleaning?
Do you want a new Room Rug? "Much easier
cleaned than carpet" and altogether more tasty we
have a splendid lot of new Room Rugs in direct from thtt
.{1• makers to ourselves, tvhice mans a clear cutting out of
$ all middle profits.
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PI Three rryzes in seamless \V a:-
tuu hugs. lilttde um hent
twine frames. with soft, wel-
t est pile. The shadings are
't certainly line—REDS shaded
with soft Brown and wood
q
colorings—OLIVE GREENS
shaded with Pink, Brown tend
lied— 1'A\V NS shaded with
,'22.50, $25.00, $29.00
$8 7 5, $9.50, $11, $14;.
Font. new- lines in English
Tapestry Rooms Rugs; floral
and medallion centers with
rich scroll Mallets.i For n medituu priced Rug
our imported la►pestrys are
hard to beat. They look well
and wear well. The new pas-
tel) shadings are swell.
(:reef) , Brown and Blues. -- — ___________
$8.50, $9.90, $11, $12, $12.50, $16.50
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Six lines of pure wool ,cl Hn► ooRues made to our own order
by one of the best twills in Canada. Again you save all middle
+ profits. These rugs are made from pure carpet wool, thoroughly
•1• scoured and cleaned. The shadings are rich ane' clear. The pat-
terns are all new, oriental and floral effects. No seams. 'There's
no better \Voo1 Hugs in the trade. We would like you to see
e' out tasserttnent—Come in, you're always welcome to cotue and
'X study the new styles.
Men's and Boys' Ready=to=Wear Suits
Are a very strong line with us. Clothing of quality is what
we sell.. Quality—Style—Finish—Fit—are what we otter you.
$6.75, $ 10, $12, $ 14.
Four special lines in Men's
; Snits. Each suit :t leader in
-t• t• its line. Our worsted Suits
re.. at 12 to 11 Dollars are great.
values. They will stand the
Fe test of time. One guarantee
of satisfaction goes with every
Et, suit.
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Wear a
King Hat
for the 24th
They are known the
world over for their
(exclusiveness. Blacks
Browns, Beavers and
Edward Greens. The
new and late Blocks
are ready for your ap-
proval.
$2.25, $:3.50, $4.50, 86
Four leaders in Boys and
young Mens Suits. These are
made from imported tweed
and wor•ste:ls, well lined and
trimmed. Cut with the new
long lapell. They aro right
down to the minute.
,. J. A• STEWART
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White I.awvn Waists Fancy Mullins
LOCALS S
A most datint collection ref tine
'ea tot Waist. for $1•tiS Mulls, Floral turd Fancy Stripes in
•••eNee 1.7.1
white and colors. The prettiest goods
t:';' nu rte have ever shown
e. —S. Fitton. issuer of marritge lie 1.:,0 1.'�3 Special prices 15c and Tete
• • •' cants its, also complete lino o: wed 1 • •• I IJ
?'#' ding slues always on hand. Women's and Children's Hosiery
.-1..-.1 ---.in rt 75c. Waists for 48c Special showing of Tan and Black
tri
tstyle.
le,fancy
to and f
�uotl'ti mY
in
cStockings Y
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--A rm Ywhite
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l . Batiste
d•� —WANTED.-- Made of good washing Batt t
t• with Black, Polka dot, Lace Insertion We are showing a► very pretty range
—Ice Rut,: and put in your. entries trimmed, I sleeve, Special at 4S cents` of lace goods in all sizes, et 2.1c,
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for Alto Marathon race by Saturdey _ _
An immense stock of Lace Curtains to he cleared out quickly.
See the goods and get the prices before purchasing elsewhere.
rine Straw Hats � Men's Boots at Cost Prices
' l E R 'lt 1 hi .f S \INV 21st 19Ot;,
SPECIAL BARGAINS .THE OLD RELIABLE
IN SEASONABLE GOODS
In eery department of the store \v(3 are giving & Ilow Prices
Qualit3r
Special Offerings,
,adies Cattail Vests. tine quality, with or w ithout sleeves, regular price 1`(c.
Special
at i2-'ic *ood (c)I11)iiIatioYlt
,adies Cotten Drawers nicely finished and well nude. special offering
2:ie a -AT
,adies ~tile Waists. fine rib, Quality worth 35t.
Special offering at '''ic
.adies Cashmere Itib Vests, warranted all puro wool. guaranteed not to
shrink, ellen sleeves • • Special offerings at 45e
\ full range of Children's Cotton Vests in all sizes, in all the best makes.
Prices according to size A combination that has glade fot us a reputationas
Ladies' Black Sateen Underskirts, 5 frills. Special Offering at SS rte. first-class merchants.
A combination that has kept our old customers and
wott new ones.
$
Reliable
Watches
l'erfect• in Construction, Pos-
itive in Performance We again
cell attention to our Grade of
\Vatehes. Good Material, Fine
Finish and Accurate Adjustment
are combined in our Iiigh Grade
Watches.
ion of
question
a I
Our aim is not
price, tett quality. Like in every-
thing else Quality is Cheapest In
the end. So if you want a RE-
LIABLE WATC11. CALL ON
I'S.
A. rlarchand
Jeweler, o Exeter.
SPRING
SUITINGS
etch tie.
—Mr. and Mrs. 1). Shirray, of Iten-
sallwere the -,tests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Stewart. Sundry.
mens
GENERAL SERVANT \WANT!•:D.— ']'lie sailor shape is the leading style, : \\'e are clearing out our entire stock
'Reference,: 57 : reoluited. \lido. I1 .A. I
WANTED.—
Bayley, 't71 eltidout Sr.. London: high crown, narrow brim. \\'e are I ot Men's Boots. So if you want alar -
showing some very fine qualities. gain in a pair of good reliable boots
'Mr. E. \Wi Borne and 'Roy, Farmer :$1.00 to $2 tee call on us.
were called from Toronto last Friday
owin; 'to the illness of Mrs. Borne.
The bachelors of Exeter entertain-
ed about 150 guests at nit. assembly
in `McDonnell's hall Thursday even-
-Mrs. Lynch. of \Vaitsburee Wash.
arrived here last week and will sp tid
a couple of months visiting her fath-
er, \l r. Geo. Lewis.
--\l r. and Mrs. James Bonthron
',nd Mr. Cleo. and Miss Mattie Suth-
erland, of liens:all, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
—Moir. the alleged murderer of
Col. -Serer. 'Lloyd had his preliminary
hearing az London on Friday and ,was
remanded for trial.
George Slack, who committed alt
assault. on Mrs. Davis. Yonge tttt•eal`..
Toronto. was last week s 'ntenced to
imprisonment for life.
—Mr. 'tom. Carling left last Fri-
day for New Ontario. where lie will
join an eneine.'ring force worlgjng
for 'the Ontario government.
—Dr. A. C. 'Ramsay left Saturday
ewenin, for Listowell to comm.noc
his new duties as Meat Inspector. un-
der the supervision of the Dominion
Government.
—The Exeter L. O. I,. will attend
divine service at Itensall on Sun-
day. July l2il( and on 4Ito following
dew will co to Gnderich to ahJtend (lar
l is r 1 •hration,
—June i, the month of weddings
and don't forget that the Tithes has
the finest line. of w•eddin; :sttitionery
so ' e lead. Our type for printinz the
i• itations is new and up -to -theta
--FOIL SALE—A Thoro' bred Ayr-
shire Bull Calf can get pedigree. Ap-
ply to Jas. Connor. Andrew St.
—Miss Mara, of Luc: u, is the go:Mt
of Ler eist-r. Mrs. W. B. Cole.
—Mrs. \V. C, Clarke, is spendilsr7
the week ,with her par'a,ts in 'Lon-
don.
—Mr. John \\'ood shipped a car-
load of fine butchers' cattle ;to
Toronto last Friday.
—Mrs. Sarntwell returned Monday
eveniee from In,rersoll, where she
visited her grandchildren.
The proclamations calling for the
convention to be held in Iiensell on
the first of J tine, h.evee bear issued.
I —Miss Millie Martin has recovered
' from iter illness. and will b:• able to
take charge of Jrschool duties
es
next week.
—Mr. 'Ea. Willis intends buildin; a
balcony inii1'1 •:n the on•t in front
of the ('. well Rotel in front of
his tonsorial pe riors.
DR. OVENS EYE AND I:AIt SUR-
geon, will be at the Commercial
Rotel. (lours 9.30 a. nt. to 4.30 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
Next %i -it. Friday, May 29th., 1908.
—RENEW AT ONCE.— we have
made orrangcrnents wtith the Weekly
Globe and Canada Partner to extend
the time for the excuarlingly low rite
of 35 cents in connection with .the
Times until the first of Jute. Af-
ter that deaf the rate will be 70cts.
(clubbing rate) as formerly.
A number of New
Browns, Wood col-
ors and Elephant
(trey Suitings just
received.
The correct thin;
for the spring s(1•
soli.
W. W. TAMAN
NONE TIRE LESS ATTUUACfl\'Ii
because compelled to wear glasses.
Ladies who Imagine that glasses de-
tract from 'their g000d looks should
permit us to fit tem. Our.
EYE(.LASSI.S
have nose pieces which are utmost in-
visible, :end II re so neat t bit they
Merchant Tailor. give a distinxuisleel mien to the
wearer.
EXETER, — ONTARIO. For those 'lvlto must wear epootoce
les our traps 1 <s glaeltes ora tory
— satisfactory.
_EYES 'I I STET./ 1311EE—
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conve)sneer Accounts Collected
MONEY 1•• lain at !.welt rated.
Net h ww'or t*ndA gni salt.
Office, Mein Street, Exeter
W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B.
Chemist and Optician.
EXETER — ONTARIO.
—Dr. H. M. Cowen. formerly of
l:.r•te.r, and who has been p ractisinz
in London for some years. left. last
%sc •k for 'Vancouver. to take a pos-
ition of surgeon: on one tot 'the V. 1'
R. boats running between Vancout-er
and Hong Kone.
—Robertson Y. 'McLean, son of M
Y. 'McLean. and well known' in Exe
ter, is laid up at 1'ictont here he
has been engaged on newspaper work
for 'the past few mouths., writ itee
hoid fever.
'firs. A. Q. Itobier last svee.k moved
out of elle residence nn ',rain et reed
which she recently cold to Mr. Cud
more, 'of I:ippen and will make he
home with her son Shirley until Alt
goes out west.
—It was unnotinced that 'Rev. irr
luhar't, of liippen, would occupy th
pulpit of the James street chute
last Sunday. but owin; to {ho dealt
of one of hes coneregelion and ,th
funeralni takine
place
on Sunday. tw.
h
was unable to fill bis appointment
The Postoff tee Department w'il
issue a newt set i. s of Posta eet stamp
to mark the three hundred
nn i ve
s
ary of the foundine. of Quebec
Stamp collectors veil' 10 on the look
out for tlsetn. and the Postof fie
Department swill incre;as. its revenue
—firs. Rolf. Cole. of !lay frown
ship. was operated on yestcrda
morrtinr for 't he rentov,il of the ap
pendix. Mrs. Cole Iris been a con
Stan. Fufferor from chronic tippet
dici: is and s he op -ration was dt'.'tn
necessary. Drs. Ilyndman rind Arno
performed the operation.
—The by-law to loan the Can td
Smallw•are Company the sum of $20
000 'to assist. (Fern in cslablisbin;c
factory in St. Marys. utas carried las
Friday by a lays • vote. forty -0e
votes more s.'lan the roluir:d three
fifths of he volets• list .were pall
ed in favor of the proposition.
SNELL & ROWE
—Mr. A. 'E. '1•cnna,tt returned last
week [rout 1ha ,west.
—Ladies and Gentlemen don't for-,
Monday May the
Grand Cense! t on(ti to seeur.' our scuts for teasel POWDER
25th.BAKINGCOLFS
Messrs. I:rrr, Triebncr, Litton. Car.'
ling and ilartIeib, metnb,'rs of the When you want light white out -
table showing ut the Sprin;wood ritious tea biscuits and cakes
Exeter Gun Cluh ,nada a very, credi-
gun shoot in 'Loudon last Thursday.rails
It Never
In a field of some of the: best shots �
in Ontario. Fred Kerr
made
t eoffifth
highest average, with
87
per cent. Triebncr made 85 per cent
Fitton 79, ellartleib 73, and Carling
—The band boys have been putting
in some good practise of Jat•; a mak-
in; preparation for the coming Cele-
bration. Altleouglt disbanded for
several months, they arc showing up
good, and have an increased member-
ship. rrheir playing has always been
appreciated by the townspeople end
it is hoped they will continue after
Monday. Friday night an open or
cottocrt will be given on ^,faits Street.
The 3lst annual Institute of the
West Huron Teacher's Association
will ba f.icid in Goderich Collegiate
Institute, next Qhuraday and FridttY,
Lay el and The officers are
You Should Use
President, 'll. lit. Lon;, Dungannon:
vice-president, Miss S. Gregory, Exe-
ter; pec.-treas. , W. H. Johnstone
llruce[ield: councillors, J. \V. lloe-
aarth, Exeter ; J. M. Field; 13. A.,
Miss I. Sharman. Goderich : A. Mc-
Leod. Zurich; Miss 13. M. Anderson[
.! Si- Helens.
Under proper conditions to make
delicious and wholesome food
Leads in Popularity
Because it
Leads in Quality
Ask for
Cole's Baking Pow
The kind that never fulls to pie
T
COLE'S DRUG STO
EXETER
A. combination that has made our friends customers
and our customers friends.
You want "Quality" you want "Low Prices" this com-
bination is our motto. Come here for Quality and Low
Prices and you will go away satisfied.
CARLINC BROS.
Car=Load of Buggies`
For Sale
McLaughlin's and Canada Carriage
Company make. Wagon. ('lows,
e% heeibarrows. Scut ler and (good
three -drums Roller for $:12 1
W. G. BISSETT.
_. ONTARIO.
FRANK CAIRNS, Veterinary Stir -
if eon. Successor to A. R. Ram-
say, \ . S. Treats all domestic ani -
The anniversary services of the Ep- orals on most approved principals.
worth Le:' ue of the Main Streot Special attention to dentistry. Office
• church last Sunday were a great suc- at Itttmsay's old stand on Main street.
cess. The elev. 11. A. Graham. of Night call at Peter ,l►wden's residence
St. !Marys, uccupiect the pulpit, tint' Main street.
delivered two very impressive ser-
- mons and the. church was well filled
on both occasions. Mr. Beach. of
London. assisted the choir and San;
several solos in a very pleasing mar.-
ne r.
"Got reit n;ain" Anotbcr crack -
in; cheap sale at the lixeteer Iiareain
Store all {his week Thursday. Err -
clay, Faturday, :smother job lot of
e fifty pairs of ',hoes still be placed in
It 'the shadow all goes for Om( Dollar
1 per pair, also (mother job lot of
tory pairs of snots .;aes for fifty
c cents per pair in fact every
;
air
of
• shoes inthe store 3oc(t at eauck u.
r ,
1 Ili; Barzains Oh its terrible but
we want th, cash and the zoo,1s tl:usl
;tit.
+. J, W. Broderick.
Tenders for fencing the Buffalo
perk on Rattle River swero opened in
Edmonton last week. and the eon-
- tract let at the rate that is npproxi-
y mately $1,000 per toile. It will re-
luire seventy littlest of fencin; to en-
. clo, • t h • preserve. The park %till
1- contain 1711 seuart' utiles. and ellen
- the remainder of the herd purchased
s las: (a11 by the Dominion Govern-
ment i bion;ht in, which will be
done dust :lel soon as that fence istI1>•
we will have 11 ' lat•;est buffalo
ranch on the continent and nee f
est ae;regation of the bison tribe ir.
the world.
It is not likely that the 33rd Iluron
regiment ell' hate the pleasure of
attending the teerecnt,n•try to be
held at Quebec. The appropriation
has been cut down, and instead of
20,000, ns originally itc
d•d. only
5.000 turn !till takers. ()eine to the'
trouble at '1 he. romp at London last
year, the bffies'rs of District No 1
have trade n protest against holdin;
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Dates of txaminntions have lean
fixed as follows : for entrance to
model school, June 23rd ; 1:i111 school
entrance. ;tune 121tb; 25th. and
Normal school entrance Led junior
.; • riculation. June Ceth ; ; entrance
faculty of education and scholar -
.'tip matriculation. July 2rd. the summer militia training canto at
London, and there is a possibility that
Campbell's blains tineFloor 1.'111- the r `pitnents will go to Goderich.
the tow 11 haw•in; mad a liberal offer
of a large site with free wester and
light. antt it is probable tb.:t tits
militia authorities will accept aria
hold future carnes th,re i'tstead of
London.
—Mrs. E. W .Rorie. (tee Lib.'
Partner.) is at tl.' horn, ot her ()It-
ems rrroweerine from the effects of
311 operation for appendicitis. ss'b:ctt
was necessary to perform last Fridley
eveuin; in order to save her life.
D1rs.11otne Fac( not been tcclin;esti
for some time end as Mr. Borns I: 111
been fent from walk,rville to \W -s;
To:onto to open t new br.cnch for tl.e
Ilonie (lank, elle decided to visit her
patents. Thursday afternoon she wwal
are uuaranteel by the makers to
tw.e p'rfect satisfaction. You can
,•knish floors furniture and inter-
ior woodwork with "Iles,. 81:11115 :end
Ow results will cont, up to your tx-
,, stations. Prepared i!t .'11 colors.
Dry hard ower night. (\W. J. 11.':1:17 111)
will (^11 you :til about tl. •t.:.
—A man named Lotlaheed. of Lon.
don. and who lived for n rim^' with
George. (Short!•) Jones. formerly of
Exeter, last l'ridty shot his wife a.t
Toledo 1i d th••n contmitt.'•1 suicide.
The wit.' ails t?ik,er. to 1}1• hospital
and ww'i11 prob.th'y !i• . des lout'', is
said to be tit' cause of the rear:sritf%
said to h" the c • of 1 er arm's
rash deeeel
Andrew Porter. of Gol •+ich. who not well and in the eveninz her cote i
at one tern' vets 1 typo on ter.' Times tint' became so stlarmine that n physi-
stefL Baas last week nominated bycian tarts called, and he imtn'diate.ly
the ('n:e•r•rwativ:s of-C.<ntr.e'�llu\V.n digean nCU(elthe ttatecas-,andas alan operbtion
I'in° of
ctlfoot tie • . •e, 11 ajat` ' wns deeitfi•!' upon et once. r.nd this
since t foot, li. t' ,t 1 t,"' rotten; Porter's
pen. was done Friday • ni;ht.'\'c are picas -
tinct tl elections. Mr. L otter t 4wtbsue-
er, the• late Rolrrt Porter nt ottl dsso state and the operation.
the w re itet-
timc r .present 'd west Hc
'futon in the tits; •,ton; as well as can be expected.
('om rne n s.
Court of Revision
NS1111' OF leellO1tNl:
A Court for the revision of the
Assessment atoll ot the Township pf
1!shorne for '1)308. will be Meld at
Township Ilall. leliinville. on Satur-
day the 0th day of June at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. All persons having
business at the said court will please
take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
F. 'MOI(LEY. Clerk.
Weskit. May 12111, 1.908.
—Mr. Joseph Coble dick. ot Cal -
;are. arrived in toll n Monday to
pay his lather a visit. Mr. Cobble, -
dick looks bale and hearty and no
doubt the western country agrees
,with hien. Mr. Cobbledick is the
owne of a le tee box factory at Cal -
eery and is Martin; a new brincb
in his business( that of tnanufaclur-
in; kitchen tables.
—Nearly all the places arculad hers
are makin; preparations for cele-
Monday. but
n ton
o d
Victoria DayY.
brnt'n i
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3
the sports cotnmit'lca; in charge of
the Exeter celebration nave arrang-
ed a proeratn that will put all,.the
other ones in the shade. The fun swill
commence early in the mornin; and
last till evening. The MaratLou race
promises to be an interesting affair
oat from reports the lar;er places
have not secured a corner on all the
Indians. There is one chap litin; out
in Stephen, who is practicin; daily
and intends (akin; part in the race
but we have a number of good' boys
in the town who will give him a run
for the money. As this event is open
to all the country surroundii; .Exe-
ter, there should be a tares fit'Itl of
entries. The band is getting in some,
,00d practice and with t he addition
of several new to unbars. should make
.1 seed shotwirt;.
The rezular storm period extends
from the 23rd to the 27111. 'fh' Mon
is on celt'sti'd eibitor on tit i 25th
the central day of t 1.e period.
Change to much
cnrn••r with f
ilrln-
i
ngharemclcr..app.
-t, in 04811 ••
parts of rho country on the 23rd ant'
21t11. followed clos••ly t,y e!ouditi'ss
and storms of rain. wind and thun-
der. As these storm condUiott (nose
east e and they will grow in extent.
and weolence, and on Monauy. Tues-
day :usd 1\'cdnrstliy, th 2.111. L'Ottt
and 27t1a, storms in. y r. tsot._tley li'
eN p dell 10 assutttc w'ty it.rt t:cn-
ing% if fief 1olylad1C fortte,• 1!•i= is
out of tit* p'riods in Pallid: a urxd
barometer ssil4 prove inestimably im-
portant and waluable. With such an
instrument at h:utd and enteet• •t
In timely and prop'r wady-. !•' ''•ins of thee r- izoationit 11;.•nexLre•
can he surprised Ly to::. •e!c s e
• eller damgcrous storms. A \.•• • •
moon falls on Itemfolio•sed thin.•! Ps chine Missionaries
• , ! r,•rind.
conlieued Id.rh,er 1.•' • ilnt-' aaitt: A friend of Dr. Slocum Remedies
thn•atenina wratiter vw;'I he ntoe• writes; "Seal a bottle of Psycbhte
natural into the storm 1' t iod folio s- to Mrs. W... They have a daughter
ing• The conjunction of th Motet in decline, and I t►elieke it would
with Earth and Sun, v hire is New help her. i have mentioned your
Noon, holds the ternprrature Li.clt•'r remedies to the family, asd also cited
:end as a rule prolongs o: ter.Cil'it- Pointe of the miraculous curry aermn-
:.t• s storm conditions. plisltetl inside the last 18 years, of
The rca(lionary storm vested '' which I hast' knowloige."
central on the 30th an•1 :list. 1f T. 0. IRWIN,Little Britain, Ont.
slog nt+continue from last p•dodovar
the 211th, 'they' will take' oil renewed Run down conditions front lung, stom-
enerlty Burin; the last dire: days of seh or other eonstitetinnsl trouble cut -
the month. Another f'i•tnic perio l eft by P,ychine. At all druggists, 50c and
Is central en t h,' 2)t it. s xtt'ndin .' $1.&O, or Dr. T. A. ,+locum, Ltd., Totonto
from the '27th to 31st.
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
Single Fare For
Victoria Day
Between all stations in Canada; also
to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.,
Buffalo. Black (tock and Suspeusion
Bridge, N. Y.
Good Going May Z3rd. 24th, ?ath
Return limit May 26th
TENDERS FOlt SIDEWALKS.
The undersigned Secretary of the
Board of Police Trustees of the Po-
lice Village of Crediton. will receive
scaled tenders :rnarktd "Tender for
Sidewalks," up CO 7 o'clock p. m.
the 23rd. day of May: 11108. to con-
struct 38,000 sluare feet of cement
sidewalks and crossings in the Police
Village ot Crediton.
Specifications can be seen at Ji. Ett-
eer's office, Crediton. Parties ten -
,tering. must state price per eluare
foot.
'The Board of Police Trustees does
not bind itself to accept the lowest
or any 'Tender.
Willi tin 'Lewis.
Secretary.e"That Nutty
Crediton, Ontario.
Homeseekers Excursions
to the Northwest
At very Low Rates.
Via North Bay May `20111,
Via Sarnia -and N. Nay. Company
Steamer leaves Sarnia 3.30 p. m., May
27th,
For tickets and full information call
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent,
r writo J. i). MCDONALD, United
Depot, Toronto. Ont.
s
Logs
Wanted
Highest Prices Paid
delivered or in the
woods
THOS. ELSTON
Centralia Saw Milts
Flavor''
—Where are you •.coin; my welts, \\'e have it in nut.
rnaiel�f Why to dhe concert Sir R1ie
said; Can 1 i,ot with you my' pretty
maid' Why yes. if you !get the. ,tick-
ets, Sir, she said. \V.•11 nil ri;ht.
The Presbytery of Iluron met in
Tuesday,
of
Clinton,on
church
Willis ,
► I1
last week. 'Bev. 'Mr. Small. who has
had Om oversight of Auburn and
Smith's hill during the vacancy, pre-
sented a unanimous call front (htl it contains the .Innlitics that
pastoral change to 'Rev. ',Tames It. tickle r the palate. You meet
Mann, .13. A., of Sturgeon 1'alis in the have tithe 1 ait t again and again
I'resbytery of North Bay. Th,' call lithate K g'
was sustained• 'Rev. G. L. 'John-
stone of North Ilay was appointed to
represeetit tiles I'reetbytery in '11to Sall
before 'the Presbytery of North stay.
Arrangements were wade for the
induction of ,lir. Minn in 1Lei event
of his acceptance of the call. Bev.
Mr. Anderson will preside. !rev. Mr.
Smith is to preach. Rev. Mr. ,;mall
is to d Jiver the changes ;end Rev..
Mr. 'Leckie will address the people.
7'1a rnodecr•ttor and the clerk of the.
Presbytery were empowered to ap-
point the date of Ih.' ',mice after
consultin.+; with 'Mr. Mann and t he
congregations.
Iter. '\Ir. Martin. of Exeter. ten-
der •1 1::• r.esi;nation of Itis %tasters.
chit_ ilc Mated that he had re-
ccntly cuntplrlyd the 25th ysar of his
pastor ,t- here, 1 het tit • relationship
tag tv..:t hirsiaelf and p-uple during
th• '1Lt•1.• r`•,ied had Is—it of the
mo,1 t Icasant description and 11t(t
hr was= et i=nlet t for persona! and �•••••••••••��•��••�•••��•
,lo!m stir reasons only. Th.' Pres-
t;.•t tc:•ciw,(1 the resignation
,1� ep ►c.te t :11111 appointed '1tv. Mr.
Smith of Itensall to cite '•1r. Martin's
coo:trrtttoo 11 it It 11 51, w of Ilisli0'-
star
Flour
Harvey's Star
makes delicious bread. 71 y it and be
convinced.
Manufactured by
HARVEY BROS•
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y
thornugatttess, prn.•res!itt nes.,
st uality, enlhnala• n, ex1ertt,esa
arc nor wateh word*. Commtr•
tial. stenography, Telegraphy.
1 Mail Courses in an. sol.lerl.
No, vacation.
▪ ICllnton Business College
taco. Plntton,l'rintilvl,
►tte ly by n reaction • 1
•
,e; r meeting of the I'r.esbyter
NI), if es were read from other
1:.
,1 - of their inteiC on to a ay
to the lr•xt, (ient•ral ASS 'Willy toe
lt•;tw•e to receive' Into the mittitt.ry of
the Presbyterian Church of Caned*
cert tin persons now or lately in tba
ministry of other churches iu this or
other countries. There; aro mora
than forty application+ end no
objection awns raised t;ainst 1 h•em
in the Presbytery. •
7 i.e zre.•iter part of tee, tirac (fur -
ins tl • aftn'noon meet in; ens /taken
up it conference on the eubjcct of
"Mise ,terry Prophecy unit its Ful -
film Carefully prepared Peepers
tscr' •• :wd by liars. Urluhart and
1.ec! and theft.) were followed by
disc -ion which w ;s more than us-
ual' i:ttcrestinz and instructi%" .
I' •as decided to bold !bet ,text tc-
gul nieetin la Exeter.
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