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EXE'T'ER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1905,
SANDERS & CREECH, Prop's
HOLLYWOOD
PAINT
WEAR
1s-
Good Paint to COVER and
40 Shades to select from
In 15c., 25c. and 45c. Cans.
CHIJAP FLOOR LAC
For Finishing. Floors and for all Kinds of Decorating.
In 40c. and 75c. Cans.
Something
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New and
Nioe in
Enamelware
Sark ,ria8aali•Ea abeaEJts silk aali aa8ca0k•Ek ark ark As
.lust received a big shipment of
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4 Heavy Blue Enamelware - very �}
4 pretty and very durable -at the I,
jr,:rice of ordinary enamelware.
Heaman's Hardware & Stove Store.
Tinsmithing in all its branches.
- -Legal.
DICKSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLICI.
Lon, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners.
Solicitors for Molsons Bank, etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
O:&ra, Main •:reel, Exeter.
1. R. CAaLIye, B.A., L. 11. Dacasoy
MONEY TO LOAN.
we have a large amount of private funds to loan
en farm and village properties at lo. rates of inter -
..t.
GLAI)MAN & STANBt'RY,
Barristers, Solicitors,Matn at.. Exeter Ont
LLOYD P. JONES
Organist and Choir Master of the Trivitt :Memorial
Church. Teacher --Piano, Organ, Voice, Harmony.
Modern methods. Thoroughness
anitoba andNorthwest
Lands For Sale.
The Sa•.kat•'he•%an Valley .i: Man.D.i.a L:.r,,l Coen-
pany, Ltd., i.argest tandr'onapany on the Continent
controlling entire Canadian Northern Railway Land
(grant.
Two alllltor Acres The erten. of the
wheat lands of Western Canada. Parties purehas-
in,; a,,,u are Ki. en until lat. June to select their land.
For term., etc., apply to
EamesT ELLIOT. Agent, Exeter
ME
Wanted
RRLIaaLR Max
in every local -
throughout Canada to advertise
our goods tacking up show cards on
trees, fences, bridges and all conspicuous places;
distributing small advertising matter. Commission
cr salary alwoo a year or +sea month and etpenses rt
per day. Steady employment to good reliable nien.
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SALTS MEUi( INAI, CO.. London. Ont. Canada
Cnt'RT uF RF.VISIOv`TOWNSHIP :TTEI'IIEN.
Notice is ha rehr given that a Court of Revision for
the Assessment Roil of the Township of Stephen,
will hold its first meeting for the present year in the
Town 11.11, Creditor', on Saturday, )lay 27th, 190t.,
at 10 o'clock a.m.
Henry Either, Tp. Clerk.
C'redlton, May 2nd, 1905.
COUIIT of itEVISION.
Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision
for the Ae.etmnent 'WS of the Village of Exeter for
the presenttar will halal it. first meeting at the
Toon Hall. Exeter, on Friday, the 2(th day of May.
at 7 p m. o'clock.
J. Senior, Village Clerk.
Exeter, Mar 8th. 1905.
Egtuondville: William Elliot and
family have removed to Owen Sound.
A t that• close of the prayer• meeting in
the Presbyterian church the other
evening, the pastor read 811 appropri-
ate farewell address to them nod on
Air half of the congregation presented
sTr. Elliott With a purse containing 8
Substantial auto of gold, and Mrs. El-
liott with a life membership certificate
in . the 'Woman's Foreign Mission
Society.
Tuckersmath.
DEATH.- On Saturday, John Cum-
ming passed away at the residence of
Duncan McGregor, con. 10. Deceased
whose home is at EgKniondville, had
been stopping at Mr. McGregor's tor a
couple of week previous to his death.
He was well known in this section,
having worked for Jos. Hudson and
other farmers for some years. He was
a quiet, industrious man. The funeral
took place on Monday to the Egnlond-
ville cemetery.
Crediton
The Crediton Lawn Tennis Club has
been organized with Mr.Claude Bluett
as Pres.: Mrs. (Dr.) I to i't. Vice -Pres„
31r. Herb Either, See -Treats. They
have a good Tennis: Court and the
members are hard art work practicing.
No doubt invitations will be sent to
other clubs during the stnnmer to ploy
1hk interesting glume. -Hey. (:. 1).
Damm has returned front El '
where he has been attending the Can-
ada Conference of the Evangelical Con-
ference. We are pleased to (earn that
he will be our pastor for it Wit her terns.
-- Samuel Brown left for 'Toronto and
Montreal Tuesday on a business trip.
--The moving pictnt-es given in the
Town Hall Alunday evening were good,
although there were not .many in at-
tendance. -Geo. Mantle has commenc-
ed to make brick with it machine, pur-
chased from. 11. C. Baird & Son, of
Pat•khill. He is using Air. Bedford's
threshing engine to furnish the power
in the meantime, until he puts up n
a stationary engine. -- Ezra Feist is
keptbusy with his post -driver. Ile
had a big job at Clandeboye this week.
-Our brick and tile yards have coal•
nlenced their season's work. -Mise
Kate Bill, of Detroit has leen visiting
her brother, August Hill the past
week. - We are pleased to hear that
Alta: Thos. Edwet ds, Mfrs. Stahl and
Mrs. Kuhn are recovering from their
recent illness. -A wedding this week.
More particulars to follow.--Ilerr)-
Kuhn is wearing a snail, --a girt --Our
school trustees have given notice of a
special meeting to be held in the
school house next Saturday evening,
13th inst, to consider the erection nt a
new school house, The present build-
ing is almost beyond repair and it
would cet•tainly 1►e as credit to the vil-
lage anti section if we had as fine mod-
ern school. No doubt work will be
commenced next year. --Our Band in-
tends playing out on the street caro Ft•i-
daayevening.--Clauttle Shorn has pur-
chased a handsome ifeint7..ntan piano.
-Our village witnessed an old•titne
fight on Monday evening. The fight
lasted one round ,Ind has left its tnark
on one of the combatants.
DASHWOOD'S
INCRE�SI$ - FURNITURE - EUSIIESS.
We are
ever
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Alts. Geo. Thomas, who hits be
quite ill, we are pleased to note, is it
proving.
The choir of the Thames Road Pr
hyteri.tn church will give a high -clan
ed enteetaintuent in the church on Fri-
day evening, May 19. The talent is the
very best.
John Luxton, son of Air. Fred Lux'
ton, 1 -shorn,, is at present itr a very
low state of beatlth, stitfet•iug front the
effects of a severe attack of pneu-
monia. 11 is friends wish for hint a►
speedy recovery.
Adjourned Vestry meeting.
The ad)'oau•ned vestry meeting of the
'rrit•itt Mercurial 0/1/Vel) was held in
the School Hall, on Alontbay evening.
The Auditor's report 111.9 (ihissed
around in printed form, which stloty
the finances of the church to he in
healthy condition and on motion tl
report, was atdoptt(l. A few tither ma
tens of importance were dealt wi
after which the meeting adjourned.
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I'I;RSONAL.
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Al r. John ))':doyley is in London.
Mr. 1'. 13. Dignan spent part of t
week in town.
Ct;lndeboye,
en ( Mrs. Yager returned to Exeter
II - Thursday evening, afterspending sev-
eral days visiting her parents. -Miss
es• Bettie Farrell, of Port Huron, spent
Saturday and Sunday here, visiting
her gr :ntlp.arents.-Mrs. Eli l'arter
spent pal t of last week in Lucau the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Bullims.-Miss
Annie tminingh.un is visiting ber
cousin, Alts. E. Carter.- License I1a-
rpertor Vt(ilxddt,y, of Paitkbill, call-
ed here Iasi week, on business.- JamesSutton i' visiting his sisterin Toronto.
Eriie 11ntdgsen, lifter spending sev-
eral days in (Jongetuwn buying cattle.
returned home SaUnrday,-Miss Etta
Canter, of London. is visiting her par-
ents flare. -Air. \)'alter• Hudgins. de-
livered a horse to 'lbonl• t(,,olfnt•t1
ed of Exeter, on Friday lost. -Mike Ciib-
a son, who has been confined to his bed
le through illness, 11e are pleased to
t- near, is slowly improving. - The
th Women's Missionary'Society held their
annual tmeetiug In the Alethudist
church, Wednesday afternoon.- Rev.
Cooper Robinson, Missionlit•y of Japan,
preached very interesting sermons to
the congregation of St. James church
on Sunday last. -511 Joe Cobhledick,
of Exeter. who has been conducting
business until rtfte
time, closed
he the rain tore lte lrr tharvestin g
season isover.-Mr. McPhillips. artist
of London, decorated t he windows
of our general ineiehaatits. which adds
greatly tar the appearance.- Mr. and
Mrs. 1)oieaty have moved to Emerson.
Neb.--Allen Blackwell and Miss Pat-
ton, Of Loud •n, were in our burgh last
week.--1lau•ry Schoff, of Toronto, vis-
ited ft•iemds herr recently--Mrs,$in►p-
son has returned from her visit to Baty
City. --Mrs. T. Hodgins, of Kingsville,
is here on It visit.
Atiss Nellie Davidson returned t
London on Saturday.
Miss Polly Welsh, of London, is vi
iting at her home here.
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Mr. John end Miss Martha Snell
spent Sunday in Clinton.
Mr. Thos. Daymlan left for Win
ham on Monday to work.
Miss Lennard, of Parkhill, is the
guest of Miss Ethel Fernier.
MIs. J. V. Crocker, of Buffalo, is
the guest of Mrs. W. D. Bissett.
Miss Lizzie Cooper returned from
Long Puint, Mich., on Saturday.
Mr. Wm. Doodison, of Sarnia, spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Goodison.
Mrs. James Kestle,of Mount Forest,
is visiting friends in and near Exeter.
31r. W. T. Acheson and daughter,
Miss Lily May, spent Tuesday in Lon-
don.
Air. John McIntosh, clerk at the
Commercial House, spent Sunday in
London.•
Mr. and Mrs. S. Dobler and little
child spent Sunday with relatives in
London.
31r. and Mrs. Flynn, of 1l andelwlye,
visited their. daughter, Mrs. CIuIY, on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis, of Seaforth, attended
the funeral of Albert Roy Davis on
Tuesday.
Mt: and Mrs. Huston aro art present
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Huston.
Alr. Deo. Kerniek and his daughter,
Airs. Thos. Ker•nick, were visiting in
Blyth this week.
James Sweet, Jr., returned last
week after spending some weeks in
London and Stratford.
Mr. Isaac Bissett leaves this week
for Delhi, where he has accepted a po-
sition in a dry goods store.
311•. and Mrs. Thos. Harvey, and son
Ernest, spent several days last week
visitingMr. and Mrs. Albert Johnston,
of fit. Augustine.
Mr. Czar Rollins, of Detroit, has
been home during the past week ow-
ing to the illness and subsequent death
of his mother, Airs. Mr.: .1. A. Rollins.
Mfr. Win. Pried, Miss Countess
Waldron, of Woodstock, .Miss \Veld-
t•ot1, Miss Kate Atkinson and Miss
Darrington spent Saturday at Brants
Bend.
Mrs. C. Ilirney returned home on
Monday from 13elgra►ve, where she
had heel; called owing to the severe
illness of her mother, Airs. Stone -
ho
use.
Mis« Fannagan, grnduatte of Mercy
Hospital, Chicago. who has been in
attettdenee oft the late Alm. Rollin«,
left for her home in i.cnidon Tueselay
evening.
Fal. Sttarot t 14(11%ed at his home
here Saturday front London. Ile is
able to walk around and it is expected
he will suffer no permanent inconven-
ience from the injury to his feet.
Miss Countess Waldron. who has
been visiting her aunt, Miss H. %Vnld-
ron, returned to her horse in Wood-
stock on Monday. She was it rompan-
ie•t1 as feu es("intim) by Mr. Win.
Print antl Miss K,tte Atkinson.
Hon. Thomas (.reenwny, of ('rests)
City: and son, Air. J. W. (lreenway,
of Ottawa; Rev. alai Mrs. Holmes, of
now in a pereition to show one of the Lai gest and Latest Linea Blyth, and Mr. Arthur Hollins, of
in FurnituteDetroit, attended the fen
shown In Western Ontario. The increase in out business
t'ra1 of the
dlnrin the last three veers shows that we at Carrying the QUANTITY and late Mrs. Rollins on Wednesday.
Q 1 1 at theLOWEST PRI
S.
Below are a few of the things we caul v in stark:
Bedroom suits, Parlor suits, Hall Racks, Springs,
Mattresses, Rockers of all descriptions (also Reed
Rockers), Sideboards, Kitchen Cabinets, Kitchen
and Diningroom Chairs, Extension Tables, Centre
Tables, Kitchen Tables, Easels, Crokinole Boards,
Carpet Sweepers, Couches, Lounges, Paper Racks
Music Racks, 1 all Mirrors, Picture Frames, Pictures to be
framed at shortest notice, Room Mouldings, Child's teat sets,
Single Beds, Child's Cribs. Baby Carriages. God'au'ts Wagons,
Doll
ll Carts, Curtain Poles and '1 rimnlings, and Step Ladders.
We do the le(ylirig Trade in Window Blind business. Every blind guar-
anteed to work or will lenitive. Over six blinds hung free.
We carry a stork of Sewing Machines. We have the New 1Villiitms.
Four weeks trinl and guaranteed for l:, years.
'LTN'Z) IS T.AK2N'G
We Also,awry a large stock of tnderttking supplies. in tint, of neer)
give 118 A CAli.
p. McISAAC, -- Dashwood.
errand Bend
Vr�-i .Staler., ,n, 'Taylor and Dyer,
of Exeter. -p,•ul Thursday in our hurt;.
- Mr. E. hollick. of Exeter, spent a
few days here last week. --Mr. Hay
has returned after spending a fete
days at his h •nm` ill Al'. inston.-Air.
and Mrs. 1\'a111;rk arrived here last
week.- Mr. ilau;ilton's .till. which
has been undergoing repairs, is again
10 operation.-- Al r. 1.. Itxvelle has
started the cement fiundatiipn of his
house.--Aliss Pend Lovett, %who hes
leen itt London for the winter, t•etnrn-
ed home last week.
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Mrs. (Rev.) C. Fletcher has returned
(rem I.t.tmlon, tv11.•1•0 she lees been vis-
iting her mother for a short (1.»..-
Alt•s. Robb, of Stratford. spent as few
days with friends around here. -Mr.
Will 11at•t•is is t In guest of his Mother•.
Ohio, It's. - .3.1 isis. 11. and .1. Anderson,
P. Madge .and 1. Johns have purchased
rt nett' corn planter from Air. T. Johne.
-Planting corn :111(1 tools is the order
of the day.
Coviceicr.-The choir of the 'Thames
Road Presbyterian chinch have secur-
ed the services of three noted artists
for t heir concert on F n idly evening.
May ltlth. Mr. Frank R. Conklin. of
Toronto, formerly of New York City.
During his lest season in New York he
gave sixty seven concerts in that city
and had the honor of being 1 be artist
chosen to entertain at the banquet
given to the late President. McKinley,
at the Waldorf-Astoria. Air. Oliver
Defines. of London, Baritone Soloist,
and Miss Gertrude Huntley. of St.
Thomas, I'iaanist and Violinist, are al-
so highly spoken of.
John Maloney was struck by an ex-
pres train near Essex and killed.
Way -
r l IST1a - :\s..essur 1.ip .hsr•dt has
derived the assessment roll for the
year 11). for this township to the
!clerk 111)111 1'1101 we take the folllw-
ing atalistico-: 1 Versonsataiessed, 11811;
ratepayers, tell; acres in township 52,-
41e0: value of land, $1,513,10041; cable of
buildings, $745,154); total SS-J.:.++S,7.aO;
business assessment, $21,1(0; taxable
incmue, $12114,tI. grand total assess-
ment. $2,3'25,800; population, 3205;
,acres woodland, 1.(KA1; acro. swamp,
6272.
Kh1v'lt
Mr. T. Collins hist his valuable driv-
ing mare by death last week, the re-
sult if iniu,•it s sustained in jumping a
barbed wire fence. -A pleasant socia)
hop took place at Mr. J. Barry's on
Monday night. All report a enjoyable
time. --Mr. II. Cunningham disposed
of his stallion, "Jack Morgan," to John
Snell. of Exeter. -Mt•. .John Murphy,
of Drtruit, called on old ft re aria trete
Tuesday. ile is the 5:1111, John. - Mr.
John Lippett is on the sick list. We
hope for a speedy recovery. -The cat-
tle drovers are busy lhese days getting
in their stock for shipment and there
is a lot of the good kind.
DEATHS
ROLLINH-- ill Exeter. on May 8,
A. lireentwaaV, beloved wife of
A. Rollins, aged 61 years.
DAVIS. -in Exeter North, on Ahnytith,
Albert Roy, son of Mr. 1Vm. H.
Davis, aged 12 years, 3 months and
8 days.
WBltlt---in Toronto, on May 0, Rev.
1. Mor•t•isora %Velb, second son of Mr.
Archie Welh,of Granton, in his 28th
year.
Mary
Dr. J.
POSITIVELY THE ONLY BIG SHOW
WHiCH WILL VISIT YOUR CITY THIS YEAR.
THE LEMON BROTHERS
4RLi:'S BEST SHOWS!
THREE RING CIRCUS! A MONSTER MENAGERIE!
MUSEUM OF MARVELS ! REAL ROMAN HIPPODROME!
THE VANDEVERE FEMALE ZOUAVES
in Marvelous Evolutions, Under the Direction of Captain Maude Carter.
CHASM VAULTING COOPERO
In His Supernatural and Incredible Achievement of Leaping a 50 -foot Chasm On His Bicycle.
THE LAHAIROI HERD OF GIANT
RACING, FIGHTING CAMELS
Imported Direct from Jerusalem of the Holy Land. Their first Appearance on the Western Continent,
in charge of the world -widely known LAHAIROI, the famous Guide of the Holy Land.
Mrs. -James Watllesa, who has been THE C O O K E SISTERS
satin her Seats
Mrs.
visiting p , Mr. and
Hardy, returned to her !mine in Du-
luth on Tuesday. She was accompan-
ied by Alts. Flaudy who will t isit her
for a time, alter which she will visit
relative, in Manitoba,
Miss .can tiaa•yksha,w left 'I nest)ay
for Santis, Man.. when.• she intends
making her future horn•' with her
brother, Mr. %V. J. Ilnwksh,aw, who
has leased the King Edward Hotel of
that piece, Miss Ilawkshaw's many
friends here will kern with regret of
her departure, amtshe will carry wit h
her the hest wishes of all.
Senfnrth: Leslie Reid, son of Mr, J.
11. Revd, of this town, who has been
secretary of the Y. M, C. A., London.
for some time, left. this week to take a
course at the A•soriatinn Training
School, at Springfield, Ohio. Previous
to his departure, and ns an evidence
of the extern: in which be was held
by his t•olleagnes and fellow laborers
ire Landon, he was made the recipient
of a purse of Kehl by the directors
while hip Tursd:iv night Bible class
presented hitt with an Address and a
suit case.
The Premiere Lady Equestrienne Somer-
sault Riders of the World. The Only
female Riders in the World who have successfully accomplished the difficult feat of Turning a
Backward Somersault on a Bareback Horse while Running et full Speed.
MENAGERIE OF RAGE AND COSTLY ANIMALS
including a Herd of Trained Elephants; Trained Lions, Tigers, Hyenas, Jaguars, Leopards, Camels,
Monkeys, Ponies and Horses.
THIRTY GAGES OF WILD BEASTS. 25 -FUNNY CLOWNS -25 200 -CIRCUS PERFORMERS -200
SEE THE GRAND FREE STREET PAGEANT At 10 A. M. Daily
ALL TENTS ARE WATER•PNOOFI EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILROADS,
TWO PERFORMANCES
Dopes O . Mt tarn.
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At EXETER on MAY 15th