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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-11-26, Page 1THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR—NO 183.1 1 %der 'S•••o•••••••••♦•N•♦•••••♦ •••••••••••••♦••••• JONES & CLARKS Phone No. 32. It is Time for us all to get Busy Christmas only Four Weeks Away Christmas will soon be upon us. A few weeks' are not long in passim; away so we cannot start to soon to make our preparations. Presents to think of, presents to buy and a good many more Store things to think about. This will be found the Busy Store from now until the Holiday season is over. We are filled up with the good things to make you or your friends happy for the Xmas Season. (Come right in and let us show you all our good things. It will (10 you good and do us good to see you. Nice Fur Mulls Fancy Handkerchiefs Very suitable for a present. We have a nice assortment in Alaska Sable, Isabella► Sable, Isabella Fox, Black Linx, Stone Martin & Bear. From $7 up to $2.i. Warm Neck Ruffs The most comfortable pre- sent you can htty Alaska Sable Isabella Sable, Isabella Fox, !Slack Link, Stony Martin, Bear .i Persian Lamb. From $3.01J up to $30,111). Fur Lined Coats For a good waren comfort- able garment the Fur Lined Coat beats them all. We have the best in the land and at the very lowest prices. Call and get our prices. 100 dozen of the best assort- ment we ever had. They are certainly a nice lot and are sure to please you. Plain and Fancy, White and Colored all the way. From 5c. up to 50c. each. F ancy Silk Wraps Nice buggy silk Scarfs, Wraps and Facinator3 for Evening wear. They are very swell goods and would stake a lovely gift. From $1 to $3 Ladies Fancy Collars Just arrived, The new Col- lars, they are swell, all colors and shapes. We have the low ones and the high ones, right up to your ears if you wish. MILLINERY: MILLINERY! 266° Discount Sale of all Millinery This means a big cut in our Millihery Deyartment as the season is not much more than half over. But we don't believe in waiting until the last week to make our Discount Sale. All our Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats at the same dis- count. Plenty of time to wear them before Spring. A nice lot to show you so come along early and get a good choice as they won't last long. GENTS FURNISHINGS • Gents Scarfs The best we have ever ahovn In all the new patterns of Mixed Greene, Blues, Browns and Greys. Also Plain Blacks and Whites. Prices 50c., 75c., $1.00, 51.25 $3.00. Christmas Ties We are fortunate in having our our New Ties in early this year. We can show you the New Natty stuff. Nothing better has ever been shown in Exeter. Boys! 1)o not fail to see both these lines Jones & Clark Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••♦••♦•••♦•♦•••• ••••••••♦•♦♦•••••••••••••• HURON& MIDDLESEX GAZETTE EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV 26th 1908, EXETER COUNCIL The regular meeting of the Council was held in the Town hall on Friday. Nov. 20th, 1908. Present. Reeve Bo - bier; cc,sucillors Fuke, Neaman and Knight. The minutes of :meetings held on Nov. 5th, 8th and 10th inst. were read and approved. The fol- lowing accounts were read and or- ders drawn on the !treasurer for the same, The Goldie and McCulloch Co. Galt. al labor and supplies, .,33.15; The Bell Telephone Co., message. 30c: The Queen City Oil Co., gasoline, F10.30; Peter-Bawden Ss Eton, •bal. due on ce- ment walk contract 1907,532.91: Con- nor :Bros•, repairs and supplies, $11.15 E. A. Follick, meals for 'tramps, 80c; J. N. Howard, cedar, Ii:2.50 ; gid. Quante, labor, $3.38: W,n. II. Welsh 51.12; %Waiter ,1Vestcott $4.12: Ed. Coombs (75e; Sidney \Vest $1.25; IA, 0, Dyer, selecting jurors, $4.00; IA. Q. Bottler, selecting jurors, $4 : Jos. Senior. selecting jurors. $4.00: Sam'! Fanson, cleaning Town Hall chimney 75c. ; passed on motion of U. D. Knight, seconded by A. E. Fuke.- Carried. JOS. SENIOR, Clerk. ROGERVILLE The annual shooting match took place here on 'Thursday of last week and was attended by a large crowd to encourage the contestants on the respective sides captained by Chas; and Dan. Dew. Instead of shooting to see which side .would pay for the supper, prizes consisting .0f turkeys ducks, etc., were given to be won by %the three best shooters on each side. On Chas. Derv's side Edgar Willis was high man, Edgar Munn, second, and Frank Ross third. On Dan's side Arthur Dick captured 1st, Jos. Case 2nd, and John Coleman, 3rd. After the shooting the gun ar- tists adjourned to A. Willard's borne where a bountiful supply of oysters were 'prepared and after these had been disposed of. a dance was given and .the evening thoroughly enjoyed by alt present. The licensing 4,111 bas been carried in the British Ifouse of Commons by the enormous majority of 237. The Halsor interests are relying upon the House o[ Lords to amend it in their behalf or throw it out. If the Lords Zdo so. the irrepressible conflict be- tween the upper tool lower chambers will be carried into the %text election. The TLMES from now till Jeuaary 1910 for One Dollar. If your ::eigh- bors or friends are not now ;,ctting ♦ the TIMES, kindly tell them of this •♦•I excellent offer • • —�--_ • t• ZZ•• : •s •Z •• ••• s♦ •• HONEY TO LOAN. We have s terse amount of private rand. Zan nn farm and village properties at lowrabe Interest, MADMAN fc 8TANI1URY D.arrt••ters Solicitors. Mt1n 8t.t13zeter FRANK CAIRNS, Veterinary Sur geon. Successor to A. H, Hain- ? W. BROWNING, M. D.. M. C 1.1PPE111\-8W1:1TZEIt- At the say, V. S. Treats all domestic ani- tJ • P. S., Graduate Victoria Un Parsonage, Corbett, on Wednesday male on most approved principals. yentas. offico and restdenence. Dominion Nov 18, by Rev. Steadman. the Special attention to dentistry. Office taooretory, Exeter, youngest daughter of Mr. Samuel at Ramsay's old stand on Main street. Associate Coroner of Huron. Sweitzer, Shipka to Mr. David Night call at Peter llawden's residence Lippert. of 'Shiva. Main street. \VALI'F.R-RARER-In Dashwood on excellent offer Serve i*eis J rEE TES $1.00 per year in advance Mali 81. Chinch R1111IYcEsofy ( farmer ENctcr Mui Did The anniversary services of the The following Is sent to from Os - Main street Methodist church this rrtbrock, N. D., and refers to a for - year were exceptionally interesting, and the collections were fully up to those of last dear, $375 being the amount for the day. Rev. David N. b C tit Io a , ts. of 81. Marys. one of the c o of the most talented orators in the London conlerenCe. had charge of the services and delivered two very interesting + and instructive dis- courses during .the (lay. Sal the morning service the church was %veil filled and in the evening many were unable to secure seats. Special mus- ic was furnished by the choir os - slated by Mr. Ernest Moule. of Lon- don. 'who took the place of •Mr. C. J. J'ink, who was unable to be pre- sent. owing to a cold. Mr. Moule made an excellent impression avith his singing. In the afternoon a mass meeting •was held in the au- dience roots and was addressed by Revs. Going and McCanns. .the for- mer presenting the Robert Itaikces diplomas to those of the Sunday Scbool children. whose names were upon the golden roll of honor. Shipka Mr. %Vm, Schrader left Saturday for London, wbcrc be intends spend- ing the winter months. Mr. Ross McKenzie left tt1onday for Chatham to take a commercial course in the business college. Messrs. W. Baxter and J.D. Han- nan left this week for Cleveland on a business trip. Vob .Watson. No. t!, is still In our burg. One evening last week little Tom and Johnnie Wise met .with • what might have beets a serious occident but were stopped in time by La.w'- rence, who were looking on. Mr. Peter McPhee, %who spent the past several months in the north- west, .bas returned borne. Mrs. J. 1). Hannan is visiting her parents at the Mend. A very quiet wedding ,took place at the parsonage, Corbett, on .Wed, ncsday, when the youngest daugh- ter of Mr. Samuel Swcitzer was unr ited in marriage to Mr. David Lip- pert, a prosperous young farmer of Kbiva. The ceremony was perform- ed by Rcv. Mr. Steadman. The bride was gowned in n beautiful suit of blue with brown hat. ;After the ceremony the young couple left on a honeymoon Trip to Chicago, Ben- ton Harbor. Itersey, Lansing, De- troit and other points, and on their return will reside at 'Oliva. Their rnany friends wish them a happy and prosperous wedded life. Loses Turkeis o finds $80 Doliors Maurice Shaw, the young mus who It has been reported that a fnrnrer pleaded guilty to stealing a horse in the vicinityon looking over his h0111 Mr. Co)will of Centralia. and stock one morning recently discover - sold it to a than named Anderson, eel that his fine flock of turkeys had living near London, was last Satur-' daybeen t toles during the night. i(o t sentenced ten ed to three years in the immediately commenced 1 looking Kingston penitentiary. around the premises for some marks -- or footprints in order to get a otuc to the thief. lie had looked but a short time when he came across a pocket book containing $80 and to note. evidently dropped Sty •the pur- loiner of the turkeys. The farmer feels that he 'has been well repaid r his s..shut the owner of the fo i los money can get it back, if he returns the turkeys• Ontario .., -r---lQuebec A number of young adies -- were Nova Scotia being pleasantly entertained at the New ;Brunswick home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wood on Manitols Monday evening last When 1 hey Saskatchewan were surprised by a number of young Alberta BORN 11ODGiNS-At Saintsbury, on Nov. 10, to Mr. and Mrs. I1. W. Hodgins a daughter. I:ItIGi(T-its Exeter, Saturday. Nov i•'o1n.'. to Dr. and Mrs. alright p t MARRIED Dl{. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. CREECH SANDERS -At Exeter, -Nov. D, S., Honor graduate of Toronto 19th, Mr. R. N. Creech .to Miss University. Edith Sanders, daughter of Mrs. Gro. Sanders. Dental Surgeon CQ019WILL-sIDrB-At the Method - Office over (Badman tk Stanbury's 1st Parsonage. Crediton, on Wed - Main street-Ext•:THU, nesday, Nov. 18th, Garfield Cock - will to Miss Nora .A. Sims. titer resident of Exeter. who died at his home at Osuabrock N. D.. on Nov. 12th., 1908. "George Stroud Balsdcn was born October the 9th. 1833. in the parish of Jllacktarrington, Devon, England. Died happy in the Lord at his horse, Nov- 12th .1908, near lsnabrock, Cavalier Co., North Dakota, of dropsy and advanced age, aged 75 years, 7 months, and 9 days, Oct. the 7th, 1856, he entered the holy bonds of matrimony with Miss Jane Branch at f Beaworths, England. This union was blessed with two sons and nine daughters, three daughters Charlotte, Lily and Cecelia, died in their infancy, also Margery, Mrs. 13. Baragar died Dec. ,the 10th., 1903. In April 1867 [they immigrated ;to Exeter whore they lived until March 1880, (when they moved on the home- stead in the vicinity of L)snabrock, Calavicr Co.. N. D. In 1867 he was converted to God. at Exeter. under the labor of Rev. Wm. Hooper, pas- tor of the Bible Christian church from which he received a recommen- dation of exceptionally high honors as being .a stalwart follower of our Lord. On Jan. 21, 1896, his much beloved Ivile died, after which Grand- pa Ps'B dca. as he was generally call- ed. abandoned housekeeping and liv- ed with his children itt Cavalier, (Clyde, Langdon. Seattle and cOsna- brock, always uniting with the church represented in the locality, viz. "Methodist and the Evangelical, Ile leaves to mourn five daughters, }. Mrs. Chas .8uell, Mr. S. Fried.111rs. Shell Geo. Agar, Mrs. W. Schrader and Mrs. E. I'reid, and .two sons, John and Fred Balsden, 23 grandchildren and three great grandchildren, also a large number of friends. He .was Roof - prominent in church work and was We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, hoof always found ready to perform his lob and Plumbing in all its branches. part o[ the church work faithfully llc %vitt bel missed by all who knew him. Truly it can be said of him, he Call and be convince -1 that it •is the cheapest spot in town el a kind father and a wise coun- act among _the children of his house- hold. It can also be said of him.as dJoshua of old.. "Choose you this HAWKINSdaa y 'whomdem you will eeill but as for SE SON tilt and w my house we will serve the T. Lord.' He is now at home and at test, His remains were interred in the Evangelical cemetery, near the church of ?.ion to wait until the intoxicated to know what had taken. The new deputy minister of labor resurrection morning, "'The choly place, I at Ottawa is Mr. F. A. Acland, evho sang some appropriate hymns at the DIr. and Mrs. Robert DlcIlvecn, of has ,been rho secretary of the depart, service, The trndcrsigned officiated Watford, are visiting the -latter's went dor some time. IIo was news using for bis text. Joh. 5-26, "May brother, Rev. W, 1J, Butt. 1editor of the Toronto •Globe for years the good Lord grant than alta happy Mr. Andrew Hepburn. of Miuniota., and lately its western correspondent• r, union in !leaven. B. Il. hiseber. Man., happily surprised his parents: His journalistic work was of a big& Mr. and Mrs. John !Hepburn last Bat -1 order. He dtas always taken , an aitnd t- urday. Ile ins not been in this vic- inity for seven years. but iris stay is 1 will stake a competent successor to A very ;uiet wedding Was seism- (<'ery short on account of pressl^; I Mr. King. business• Mr. 'Wm. Spencer. of Stratford. Is sized at the home of Mrs. 'Geo. Satn- spending ,a few days with his moth- Clearing Auction Sale ders 'Thursday n[ternoon at 'three cr. Mrs. _Anderson. Edith was united in marriage by Rev, itin2 her sisters, Mrs. Sam. Davis and' FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS Portland Cement Owen Sound Portland Cement for all kinds of Cement work is unexcelled. Special prices for large quantities: International Stock and Food Remedies Stock and Poultry Foods, Worm and heave Powders, Louse Killer, Colic Cure and Silver Pine Healing Oil. Food and Meat Choppers $1.35 to $2.00 Coal Hods 25 to 6o Lanterns, large size ............ 65 to 1.00 Stove Mats ........ 50 to 1.5o Stove Boards .... , go to 1.25 Ammunition of all kinds. HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE T. Hawkins & Son Jobbers and Dealers in and General Hardware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Nails, Sinks, etc. CreeCl-801111013 Nupliois o'clock when her eldest daughter Mrs. Kershaw, o[ Detroit Is vie--OF-- E. A. Fear to Mr. R. N. Creech. ed- Mrs. Win. 1. arsons.Mr, Joseph \S Mill rll sell by ti'ubi Rot. of the Advocate. After the cm- Mr. and Mre. F. Irwin and family) lie Auction for Mr. Abner Fuller on mony was over a wedding dinner was of St. Johns, New Brunswick. are! iLOT 5, CON. 10, USHORNE served after which the tulip e left on visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr::. 1 1-2 Macs North-West of �Voodhame the evening train on a hone} -moon A. 'Hicks. trip to Detroit. The services held in the thfcthodist - f--- church here were taken by the pastor With 'the Yukon still to be .ard ltev. (W. 11, Mutt. 1a the morning he from, +the standing of the 'parties in took as his tezt the •'spiritual water' the next House will be: and in the evening ho preached on Con- Ls,. the call "Come up .lfither'. • 49 37 Mr. Nelson Hicks is its : aatrolt, 11 54 having secured a lucrative position • 6 12 in that city. Ile will be greatly ,,,... 2 11 missed from the choir of which he , ... 8 2 has been the able leader 'for nearly ▪ 1 0 two years. Our pianist Miss Sarah ... 'i 4 Neil is however a host in herself and • 5 2 will do her best to keep up the bigh - standard of t be choir. She deserves 88 134 well at the !lands of the church. A social evening was held 011 Tues - Centralia day by the Epworth League. (though the storm eoptowhat interferred with ` the attendance, a goodly 1tumt r The 'TIMES from now till January .were present and a most enjoyable 1910 for One Doll:u•, if your neigh- time was spent. Miss Swann, the )tors or friends are not now fretting president, occupied the chair and n the 'TIMES, kindly tell them of this excellent offer short but varied programme was ren - red. Maurice Shaw. who some we' ks ago deDIr s. Dr. Orme. who has been visit - stole a horse [tom Mr. W. IT. 10441-; ing in Detroit for the past few weeks -II l • men calling. The remainder of the Ilritish Columbia evening Inas enjoyed by all. Totals The TIMES from now till Januar: 1910 for One Dollar. 11 your neighs bors or frienrls are not now getting the TIMES, kindly tell them of this ERNEST ELLIOT Conte anter Accounts Coll MoNF,Y to loan at lowest rates, and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand North West lands for Sale. Andrew Street, Exeter. Office. Main Street. Exeter H. Bright, M. D., M.C. T. and Nov. 18th. Melinda • Catherine.! •8., Honor Graduate Toronto Un- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jlenrc TENDERS OPEN iversity, two years resident physidian Rader oto Mr. Edmund Wnlper 4:oth Contractors are tendering on the y acted Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office of Dashwood. DIED new priest's house at father Fors- ter s. Mt. Carmel. KRAP'1'-Ili Dashwood, on Tuesday,-----�-- Nov. 170, Elizabeth Kraft. aged \V I:1NE1t-In Detroit hospital, on CASTOR 1 A Sunday. ;Nov. 22, Norman Weiner. aged 19 years . For Infants and Children. 1iOWI'ON—`n `''`'`ei, November "- The Kind You Have Always Bought Orders can be left at the. 1'IJlfsri Office 1908. William Horton aged 78 • We are showing; some Choice B8.P HiLLiPS, EXETER, LIC e ensed Auctioneer. Sales con ducted in all parts Terms reasonable THiS WEEK 73 years, 8 months and 13 days. E,) HOSSI NHEIIRY, ZURICH ! Stock in Licensed Auctioneer. Sales con ducted in alt ).arts, Terms reasonabl and satisfaction guaranteed MONEY TO LOAN i We h we unllrntted pi -trite funds for loves/ • tint Uyen term or 'ulnae rroperty a0 town .fr..of tatort,st. DICKSON & OARLINO li z.t.r DICKSON & CARLING, inters, Solicitors, Nei-wowsConsey_aaeere (jernmle+t •nor. Solicitors tar the oleone Rant. Me. rood second-hand -�oael to Iowa at lowe.t rates of Internet g' O•FICK1-MAIN STREET, MX RUM. r ORGAN S a. CARLITIO R. A. L. i . Mettles PIANOS from the best Canadian mak- ers. scats. Bears the A cicrgetnan writes; "Prcvcn• Signature of tics, those little Candy Cold Cure Tablets are Me,: king wonders in my parish' . Prevent ice surely twill check a cold. or the Grippe, very few hours. Anil J'rewentics are so safe and harmless. No Quinine, nothing harsh (tor sickening, Fine Good Second -band for feverish restless children. dies • of 48 at 25c. Sold by W. 8. ilowey. Tickling, tight coughs can le sure - at a title rRlll, ly and quickly loosened with a Prc.- 1, eeription 'Insaiggisls are dispensing everywhere as t1)r. Filioop's Cough Remedy. And it is so very. veru different than common cough med- icines. No opium. no chloroform,' absolutely nothing harsh or unsafe. Send til 50 for the LONDON The tender leaves of a harmless, f lung healing mountainous shrub, ADVF:RTisl-:It for 1.1 months. Square Piano Also three Lewis Thomas & Nutter Sewing Machines Civil Engineer & Architect the best the country produces (Late !leper tn,ent of rtit•Ito ttbrke, Canada.) - - Conrmltinz Eurineer fol Municipal ami County All the latest novelties in Sta- work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and B•atereorte • System Wharves, Bridges and He -enforced (•°octet. tiOtlCry. bone t:`zo , sod sold It t0 a farmer near ; has returned again to her home. London. and was arrested on Thanks-' Mr. Clarence Foster. of Granton. 2 pulpers, set of scales, incubator. giving day when It. went offer his, and Miss Margaret Quinton, of brooder. 3 dozen sap • buckets, sap money. was on 14tturdny aent,•nccd1Saintsbury. were guests of tile 21;s- boiler, 3 cauldron kettles, pig and to three years in the 'Kingston peri -1 seat Handier(' on Sunday. ha rack, iron alone boat, bagtruck, tcntiary,Y Parsons and Davis. our Mr. James lland[ord and daughter whe 1 dozen hen coops, apple eye ore tor, fprodttee' Miss Hattie visited friends in flder- i gravel hoe, fel of springs, .� merchants report a better • season ton is week, 'barrow, set rope wire stretchers. the year, than what they have had this Harold end Clarence Bu plan vigil' set htawy harness. set double barness. for some lime. At present sthey ed friends in Lucas on Sunday. 300 fence slats, f00 lbs wilt. some have n large force of then and Atom- 1 - Corn in stook, a luanlity of hay en p;eking poultry, while it takes' - timothy and clover, grind stone, four persons to pack and look after C7 A If Yr CO XL Z B . some [lagging stone, ladies side tit• shipments- Sean she _�1ttKiss YCuHail Vivi Read the LONDON DAILY i ilussell Iflcotnf:el,1. the }Dung man Signature recused of Taking R68. from n tray- of ADVERTISER • on WEDNESDAY, DEC 2nd 1908. Commencing ht le o'clock sharp the following; STUOK.- 1 Clydesdale mare registrations0 years ohs eligible for registratio, 1 1'ercheron mare 9 years old, 1 Shiro mare 3 years old, 1 hackney maro 3 years old. 1 draught yearling, 1 Hackney yearling, 1 Clydesdale suck- er, 1 Welch and Arabian pony suite able for saddle or driving, .Ii hat cattle, 5 Steers, 1 Heifer, 0 two- Year-oldar-old steers, 4 Heifers due do come in at Christmas, F'eb, Mar, and April, 0 Cows due to come in in the spring. 8 Calves, 1 tlhorthore bull 3 months old, 2 yearlintts, 17 store hogs, :i ratpigs. 4 Sows due to farrow in Jany. IMPLEMENTS - 'Massey - li,trris binder, iieW Deering seed drill, Haytedder, ,Deering mower, Frost and Wood horse tack, 2 single !plows, 2 new Cockahult plows, net diamond harrows, set chisel tooth harrows. cultivator, 2 wagons. dray, 2 set of d sleighs. e,nocrnl, buggy, fanning mill with bagger, gasoline engine. 11.•11 !lower. grinder, scuffle(. roller, + �•� per year. . i eller named 1Vm. Gilmore on 110ct. The test metropolitans patter in 21st., was tried before Judge 1)tyle Western Onlaria, ('oritaina latest market quotations and all general and local Hess worth printing. SPECIAL OFFER. gives the curative properties to lir.. 8hoop's Cough Remedy. Those leaves Remittances must be received be- have lite power to calm the moat die- fore 1st Jan., 1901), tressing Cough and to soothe and' heal the most sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers should for safety's sake alone, always demand Dr. Shoop'... it can with perfect freedom Pe Wren to even the young- Londonontario - est babes. Test it yourself and see. Our prices for all the above goods 801d by V:. S. lfowey. tiro t your . j DR. O. ROL'I MTON, L. D. M. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 D. S Dentist. Member o1 Terms the most hirerAl you could Collector W. J. Il,s.rtt will he „t it THE TORONTO WEEKLY GLOBE AND EXETER TiMES at Godetich last Friday. Bloomfield on furniahinR approved joint notes, pleaded guilty to the charge and re•- A F'.1RMElt'S WANT .SL PPLii:D on n discount of 5 per cervi, per an- - etoredthe money, and watt let go by num •for cash in lieu of notes. the judge offer a Rood deal of adv;e,t S'•me farmers are under the impres• JOy. 1:•'11TI . 111\l.it I1'LL1?11, and on promising to abstain from Some that they mutt have n purely, Aust oneer. Proprietor. 11'uor nttd furnishing 1V.0 surctgricult'iral %taper to supply ngricul- for his good behavior, It appe•nr. tttral infnrmntien, but they overlook Ih,t Gill- tura! had Lren stopping Inc:t the fact that there is n Canadian Pub t', ntralia end wishing to go to Lucas lication that not only furnishes the had hired a rig, and young Bloom most reliable information perlaining field Was the person assigned the job to the term, hitt at the same time fur• of driving hire. Gilmore had traatc•l niches therm with n tile Riving Yonne Bloomfield hotel at the bar hotels the trews of the world and a magazine !calving the hotel and on the road a every week rte good art any of the Eng• , bottle of liquor was consumed by the li+h or am,"titan magazines in quality , two, it is alleged illoomfiebl put Lis and qui►ntily tit good wholosnme fiumi• I p�ssengcr off near lho church west Iv leading. The paper alluded to is TRADE (YIa;o a of Lucarl. Ind returned home. Git- The Family iiernld and Weekly:Star i Ottsrc.ris more in his oondit:on remained in the of Montreal, which errata but -le dol.: COPYRICNT•36C. lar a year and is the rr'Nte6t title to AnrnnelnIe1tne5,ketAIandd' rir'i-, church shell all night. In the morn-Ksntca aerertsn r•nr pe�emt•.o (r ''�_SS•r,: ,.r an ing he discovered the loss of his mon- lie bad. it is a weekly nt•...pnpet, ii%ni,t 11 111 tie trfrn 14,10, , -. • % • ey and returned to :Centralia ant family magazine and agricultural •stir tr.'stad..ta enrr to ,.•.,:nor ls•e. •.. a ter combined -all three in one and r'at.nta takes tnr•,ush ;tuun a (•,. r,--c:re accused Bloomfield of taking it. P I oraerestk, easous assess um, This Bloomfield denied and• ;t tons if any farmer litter giving it a trial not until Gilmore had decided to get dors net think it the bier value on th" e saddle•, gentleman saddle. No reserve has the proprietor has ROM his terra , TERMS. -$3.00 and under cash, over that amount 12 months credit 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Scientific American, desire wit a warrant for his arrest (frit he tnatket he can have Elis tn.nev hark. A/Ands,melr ulu.rratedweeatr, r�,r.,.•r R. C. D. S. of Ontario and Honor the Toren Hall ttcer} Friday until Graduate of Toronto University. 1 1 t:day. brc. 11th awl also on Satur- agreed 'o return rho money. Accord• No farni house in Canada afford to 1st"'"..t ►n7 e�enneo )r„resat lwr,. r..r O,vic1R:-Over Dickson & Carlin s lac. Dtondn and Tues lay. Dec. 12, 11 From Now until January 1st 1g10, unew'i.i.areef P,aarreitteata. P•tabr R Markin son, ' 1 ) ing to Bloomfield. be did uet know' be without Cnnadn'e Kteateet leaner- au sewn, Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former e s nd 15. Por 1.60. how the money got into his posses-' The Family herald and \Veekty Star MUNN Co *610,0•&•17.New York dental parlors. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• i :on. Loth he and g Gilmore bean to l of Montreal. Brauetr otos. t i� , SI6 Y Pt-, wasMnert,n. D. e•.