Exeter Times, 1905-04-06, Page 1F
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lntenVery IIRTY-SECOND YEAR -No 1648
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HURON & MIDDL ESEX GAZETT +'+
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL lith, 1905
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SEEDS I
el;;'',e, iall and Examine Our Stock of Seeds
with a
nnay at We have some fancy
try ctiv
A gl
is mut
tete th Late and Early
RED CLOVER
beads
the bat; Lucerne and Alsike
of tir
meter. •
1111111
hats lit
some ti.,
which it
lung hog,
neater st;
W1RE3
Five oh
gowns aho
g u i mpes
sops handmaa:-
r . st arrived 1 Car load of Spring Coil
fnire, lacerWire
The vow/.
raised th.
TIMOTHY "SEEDS '
among thc It will be to your advantage to examine and get
end sutmne
In very op: prices on Spring Coil, Barb, No. 12 and No. 13
Some he: ,ower eolore lveland Wire before purchasing elsewhere
are 'made w
rt purred,
R,Tiriti ane
broidered o. •
HAWKINS & SO
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General News
The bye elections for Centre To-
ronto will be held April 18th.
Double tracking of t he Grand
Trunk. west of London, will begin
at once. That parr of the line be-
te ren Komoka :ii d St rat hroy will
be first undertaken.
Joseph 'Maxwell, ;t fartliet- on the
4th concession of Elderslie-to%%welrip.
near Chesley, wms instantly killed on
Friday 'at tet 'teen 'by a limb falling
on high from a tree that he waa in
the act of chopping down in his own
bush.
The Echo do -Paris says that of-
ficial aloeumanta show 'thot• the 14
• l(I1tlts et war has cost ltureda in
killed, wounded, sick and prisoners
435.000 men. •Gen. Liuevitch can
muster only 300,000 men. The pc
cunuir cast has been $1,040,000.000.
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I rett`r fast j
foulard Bilk )••••NN••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
The long
for this s
trimmed on
The
short
vogue for (
but forodee amp
tcraon cal
quite ton(}
The Mgr E nELS
° a state
E'RE
CREDIT(�N
t
somegt of
eller Mjfls
and depend Suitbuyers. We make the
the beauty 3 wear them out. We make
their cha, •ell as we can, so that they
hardly at vear out sooner than they
or ribbon lecause, if they do, you'll
ornaments, somewhere else for your
Dame 1 And no one could blame
the silk pc nuch money ought to buy
Only en>brt uit worth. And Suit worth
fur such 1. bleaess of fabric -style in
second tot Knish -looks - dressyness -
vogue for .h of service.
many ofPt 3 a lace as there is within
tis pigmy a
this and
A pretty tall not pay too
n
is fasphion� ' Johns.
daintily a nt Black and Blue
yellow 11
centres. linings for $15.00
a star be - and $18.00.
An oval • JOHNS
is a cneu
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handles t;a
which end
serted, is Merchant Tailor
used for
for other
areninth
'rh net
The t •
from
11
rt. L!
with a.
good moa s week
perfect In iiby
tucks a f
length c.• They are stylish and
tiny tugs),
Oristing and Chopping
Promptly Done.
We are giving excellent sa
tisfac►ion in flour since re-
modelling our [mill.
H. Sweitzer
The settlers train which left To
i ronto for the Nor' itw est last week
%vas derailed near-)ryden. Man.
caused by a broken ,rail which over
t urncd three cars. Three t.er.+.ora
were slightly injured.
With a view to establishing- an
immense steel ,plant. aw•clve mil-
lionaire •officiatin of the United Stat -
ca Steel Trust lave- visited Sarnia.
They in>apooted the giver front pro-
perty. • For some Hine t he . steel
trust has been 'looking for a good
outlet into Canada. and has opened
Ite,T,Otlatioit for establishing a mon-
ster steel plant.
A anon of t he name of Henderson,
said tto conte from Loudon, who. has
been •t patient in the Stratfordhos-
pital for- some weeks, and who was
recently discharged therefrom, is
tow in jail there ell a charge of hav-
ing90s rthe wile
ing cent t Iron; ti
of a G. T. B. emploSC. 1t;is alleged
he told "1 he woman-. t hat her husband
had given him perruission to get the
k
money. -
Yrr. Atlt>rey . ;White, Assistant Conn-
lUissioner. of .Crown )[.ands stated the
other day that the 12,000 veterans,
whose eliding had` been approved, and
%taiga had located their tote, would be
allow'a'... 'to'dispose of the:tirnller on
it l. ;uly Tee without performing.
settlement duties: The opinion has
nttaehed
prevailed that a string Waft- ..
to the timber, and that its sale
contingent upon certain, duties. A
western concern has offered $3 per
t tiousand for all -t imber in t he Rainy
River Valley.
Do not despair of curing your sick
headache when you can so easily oh-
ain Carter's Little Liver Pills. They
rill effect a prompt and perman-
+nt cure. Their action is mild and
at ural.
For •the. first time in Baptist his
tory all Baptists of North America
have been formed into a general con-
vention, which will hold its initial
meeting in S1. Louis, May 16 to 18.
The delegates will he the same as
the delegates to tate southern,
northern. Canadian. Mexican[ and
other Baptist conventions. This
movement is looked upon ns epochal
by ltaptists generally. The Bap-
tists are the second largest Protea.
rant Religious denomiaalion in
n
CLEAN, DRY
AMERICAN CORN
FOR SALE AT
Exeter Storehouse
much chef
than outs
TRY IT
. GOBBLEDIGK
is. m
1sT cheaper 1
)e feed
6drr1aijsfTh
we show our
Carriages and Go-
ell for a
of the %
LI New
tucks ru
Ain-g8ICYCLES
lies [halt V
nn'1 foal are showing the ever
bends o
which n popular
warn w ,eland Cushion Frame
I urnovet
soft i Int• ind Coaster Brake
A de hi Wheels
dt•+•oru t c
g+•(" ltt'l'aanos, Organs & Sewing
and a ,Bines always in stock.
abito
%isitln. Call and see ns.
Armon
mighty' s '! �
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li>st40: t��ta%I► V
hint
mind
of c,
been After' six weeks' ru11111111 Weal 13-1r
eh" bevero snow atonia broke over Cen•
sns,n• ' Alberta, Sunday. .Much anxiety
N i11, .t for some flocks of t>hot'p, but
e1, et a ceding i + completed and t lie snow
I ;t•c••l, 9 ;." it t 111•', t lie moisture is very
r.'r -.,,
hie
n• n- ,t,.-,
-.me: • e,
shot% n.•
""t,' ly
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rcha
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is Bank of Canada
two-. n
rpt•. /1 I Oa; HEAD OFIt ICE, MONTREAL.
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,1 hn;1I. (all paid up)
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Manitoba & Northwest
Lands for Sale
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I'he Saskatchewan Valley &
Manitoba Land Co. Ltd.
Largest Land Company on the
Continent, controlling entire Can-
adian Northern Railway land
'grant.
Two Million Acres
'1'hc cream of thc wheat lands of
Western Canada
Parties purchasing now are
given until ist of lune to select
their land.
For Terms etc. apply to
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Allier �.
u► w•
charge tot manslaughter, arising out
of /the killing of Alcied Rusin in a
hockey snatch, was found not guilty.
The grand jury in their present •
ment strongly condemned the grow.
in;z Tendency of introducing brutal
methods find "rough house" tactics
into 4 tgames
of lacrosse a
hoc-
key which frequently result in pain-
ful <Iul permanent injuries to the
participents .and some tiInes dead[.
as in 1 he .0k1 sr before them.
No one knows better than those
who Lave used Carter's Little Liv(•r
Fills what relief they have given
when ' 'ken for dyspepsia, dizziness,
pain in the side, constipation, and
disordered stomach.
Property valued at bet %teen $1 00,•
1100 and $1:5,0110 watt destroyed by
two fires which raged in Mont real.
Saturday night. Shortly after R
clock (ir ewes discovered in 1 he
large .building on Vouville Square,
occupier! ity Jeseph '.Var.1, provision
merchant : Loynach:an & Striver,
produce, and the Canadian Dairy,
and before th fire was got uncle,
cont rel, the building and all t be
•tt.ock had been destroyed. The las.:
s P9t 1111:11 eil at het %%yell $50,0110 and
$60.000.
The body of Miss Edit lie Jenkins,
19 years old, residing et :35 McNab
ELL101' & GARDINE1 sire,[ '-011111. Ilamilton, %was fount)
in d hr barn ..'( 1 he summer home
Land Agents [)thee Main St. Exeter. of i he family, 1'ort Nelson, at noon
Wednesday. A bottle which had
(0611 lined corbolic, found near t he
body, told the cause of death. Miss
.ienkill' deft home (o 'o to work
in the• west end. and left cher i.Ince
of employment about four o'clock,
cemplainin)t Mit she had a headache
She %am seen on 0 radial car ;going
it. nurlingten nh1rlof her.
w.1, dost 111)111 .herait bo.allly w:).ces oundf.
To get relief from indigestion, big•
iousness, constipation or torpid liver
without disturbing the stomach or
purging the howela, take a few doses
of Carter's Little Liver 1'ilts they
will please you.
'Fhe officers of the Ontario Ten>-
perace Lensgi.iation League are pre•
paring ,1 Provincial prnl,ihit ion till 1 •
110e it 1 110 Whitney Government.
The •peter. (('111 osk for awe her
Ontario tele). ' '. The effirer.•t
eel fer11. thlra .rats, ref elendunn 1
i%:1S 8101 1., ken •I t ;i time or under
('ntiditions %%hien' %%ere fair to lie
temp gait( • 11+ tittle : that only Ly
tome -etch method ho11 can Premier
\C hole % I•.1rn 11)1 desire of the
public. C111111101 lee:, 1% ill be Permed
in Tert iota if,Inilton. London, Kinsi•
Ston Anil Guelph for t1,.- cittul.htion
of petit ions, and t be effot, %s i11 Ire•
directed to sect'. .n.00tt name... The
movement for i le. p.$ mon i1 to he
started ;,bout the (first of 1hi•
month.
Allan Loney. c.f Cornwall, the
hockey player t who was tried on a
THE
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w. to disci general Maasier
11. e in 111 g5 Branches In Canada
11..' : *try .. 1 --------'---�-
1:..k resq.
S6,Ooo,000
$3,200,000
.••• ••,'$ 18,959
N. 1. 1 RBUEN,
Supedntendeo0 of flrnnchee
ouch receive.
SAVINGS BANK
t(mdln r actin
yenrs with,>..:est at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
hot• count[ and Deposit Receipts.
ntty1'1'•+l sol .tial attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle-
atrended t
attended int whom loans are made on approved names.
In the Girls'ters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the
oih,•rq fi% - ENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
dingle nt.sr , ---
BRANCH
W, 8. CHISHOLM, Manager.
1CREDITON
Huron
A. Asquith, of liullet•t, has been
appointed .license inspector for \Vest
Huron it place of V. J. Paisley.
The Sea forth council have decided
to submitto sthe ratepayers the
question -of the purchase of the
electric light plant.
It. Rotates. ci'It iiiiftus, .h,1s been
asked it.0 delive. It address at t he
uneetil)g pf thyy Internal tonal Ep-
wortlt League 1"onvention to be held
at Denver in July next.
James Owen, fu" flutl4);lsb t e
'ear:: a.residenitof Guilt rich, .tied at
tis residence .1 %reek a et, last Fri-
day. ' Mr: Jones wits 8:1 ytele .1 are
and bad lied in Huron County‘ sixty
years.
8aturdayettlst wa4'.tIto ". i+ct.:. tit nu-
niversary of 1 Ise .utddinb of Mt•. and
Mrs, Green, -of Godericii. Tl,t ve ier-
able couple itccived the cdoell,i+lla-
liona of a ho:.-* of friends e'•hay-
ing Leer, spoke' to,cEt 5llI .•b/Lei1
" diatnan(i wey 1sg" * -
.hiss Agnea Dewor a •toile -tic ern
ploycd at the 11. ifot" hot.* ;tioder-
lett, w•as sent enc' •t id - ARAB Its in
the -county jail r, ..i'' linen
and .other -article; ifelanfbtfrilliotel, As
th18.110s her first oTT., nl.'lltdge
made the sentence '•s 1._. :18
possible.
At- in meetin,., of she Clinton Col•
legiate Itoprd a decision was arrived
at with regard to -necessary int•'
provements in 1 he building which
will be undertaken ,next summer.
The town council will be waited upon
at its next pieelinX whoa •t sum not.
exceeding •1500 will be asked for.
Wednesday evening of fast week,
Mr. Robl. Drysdale, who for years
has conducted a general.store at
Drysdale, previous to his departure
for Ifciisall, where -the family irf
tend locating, a1•as •{presorted with
a eomplituentary address accont-
ponied by a handsome Clock. -
A -few elnployeea of the Seaton h
woollen' mill called "on \1r. T. ' B.
Lrmpleby, who iii leaving the employ
of the oolnpany, at Lia residence last
Monday evening,:anti {)resented Niru
wig h IC silver mounted pipe and
1ea1her '."case. The presentation was
Made by Mr: \Vellington Close, book-
keeper at the mill.
\\'bile .a number of boys were
'.-••%ng •around the bridge, at Er-
naondville, Week• 'Fertile Bur-
gartl stumbled ant a:il into he river
The current was very stvI1L niid "lie
was carried some distance Clown the
river. Ile owes his escape to a
wire that v..as stretched across the
river ; as it was he got off eats a
;rood ducking and on experience that
he will
1 not soon forget.
Rev. Mr. Hodgins closed a pastor-
ate of seventeen years in Seaton lt
on Sunday, xi -taut ids farewell ser-
inons Ito his congregation were de-
livered, The church was crowded at
both aervices, by members of other
churches as well as his own congre-
gation, who held the Rev. gentleman
in Ligh esteem. On Monday the
family departed for their 114'w lame
in Chatham.
There is just now a school ques-
tion Jn Tuckersnrith that for local
interest .outrival9 he Nortll West.
artide
1 1 Thec Inn! known 1 no n :les the
11011113 Kohool w•as Chis year closed
for Jack of rich/darn. Last year it
4M,. kepi ,open butl only
wo schol-
ars tat tended. A proposition is now•
>e.fore the ratepayers co divide the
codon tip and distribute it around
tniong uteighborinr sections A
meeting wox load in 11►e Egmondville
chool building to 'discuss the mat ter
• u the 1.1 e
and t h 1r >. Irl outcome (:of he
o t t
1
matter will be a pot i ion to floc
township council t -o carve the sec-
tion •up and 1>rc•st+nt t Le of her ere -
lions each %with a slice.
Another Huron pioneer in Che per-
son al Jar. Neil >1cGill died at taw
home ct Mr, George McNair, of the
second concession of Stanley, on 1 he
morning of the tlst of March. Mr.
McGill %ils •1 not ive of Argyle, Scot
land, cool 011 111P a0 C:anada with his
parents, nettling nettr Handl( on.
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Afterwards Che family moved to
Stanley over 50 ye-lrs alto and stt11.
, e
rd (here, having the hard-
"hips of t hese early tags Wil h the
to her pioneers of Iluron who are
.n quickly prising,! away to the groat
majority. 1I r. \Ictal! 11:1s over 77
years -of ,age and WW1 n::vcr [married
Ile .lived ,on the old homestead wit h
his mother until her Beat 11 several
years ago. Ile then lived alone until
about three yobs ago, %urn tiring
of This lonesome life, he went to lie:
with his ceuain, John McN,tuuhton,
of 'l
tic kerslnith, where I,c �tayetl
%+ it fi 1 be except ion of a few moot pus,
until Dais ,math.
t• ' connect i t w
iian 1
,
oro..•r 1 1 hoth
1
the West ninon Provincial election
was filed Thursday in the ether- of
1) .Mcl)onalll, ttjistear of th. High
Court. The 41(1itloner is Mr. 1:.
tierfor riding,
m the nllt
Camcro:), t he m,t,
and the respondent, cf course, i.
Dudley 11e i,,rs. 1h• defeat ed Conser-
vative r iodide [:•. The responde'1
ant Jt.s agent 18IIre charred wit h I)rtb-
ery ireatitsa +nd shut use of undue
influence, and the di.+qualifica+ion of
the res; rnolent is asked for. Amon r
1 he illegal pr Ica ices ch -trued are t h
giving .>f looney and other valuabl.'
rnn.itter:inert 'inil 1 be promise of of-
fice 11111 employment .to voters: the
paying of money to be expended in
bribery : the furnishing .of drink and
other entcrtointuent : the hiring of
horses and vehicle. and lite pay
of travelling expenses for (1)e 1,.1115-
'r>rtatinn of voter. 40 the polls t in-
in>itl.l l inn of vote's, and )-ern0nn •
I ion.
CASTOR IA
Por Infants and Childree.
Do KW Ya lino Alt* i1
Bears the
Signature of
101IN 1VHITE & Ceti;
Perth
A Stott fort wOIU)1Jl :1,h. fined $3
Friday for not sending her daugh-
ter to school. Payment 14 suspended
unless their is ,}unite'. -trouble.
It is rumored tt hat Mr. Fred U.
Sharpe. St. '1tarys, will be appointed
registrar for South I'entIt, end that
Mr. C. E. \C ht Iihan will be removed.
The ,water, light and heat ooanmit-
tee, of St. Marys. is having a $15000
by-law prepared for herded improve
lents.
Rev. J, II. Graham, of \Velli►urn
has received en invitation from Lig:
St. Marys Methodist church. Rev.
i;rah:'m is %veil known in St. Mary
having been raised •t.lher:•, 11 is lilac
ly d he conference aim
wishes of the 1St. Marys church.
Cards are out announcing the roar
riage of Jliss Sarah Atkinson, youn,
est daughter of Mr. Dud Mrs, J.1l.
Atkinson, of Anderson, to Mr, Jam-
es Hog, of St. Marys, the .wedding to
rake [place on "the evening of April
11th.
The White & flay Comp:»>y, of
8t. 3larys, retail dry goods and
millinery dealers, with n capital of
$75,000, and the Stratford Brick,
Tile and Lumber Company, wit 11 a
capital of $40,000 have been granted
a r(ow'eek,incial charter during the
past•p
Mr. George Johnston, of Manitoba,
and Mr. James Cotqulton, of Mit-
chell left on Tuesday for the \Vest
with three heavy (trauvltt stallions.
These gentlemen also took with
then[ - a number of working horses.
1f Mr. Colquhou tikes the west it
is likely 11 ew•ill make up his mind
t o yet t le t here. -
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!ifr. \Vm. Cook, 8t. Marys, w•as
Irwin;; a horse <ttached to a cart
on t4aturday afternoon, %tlien in turn-
ing too quickly ,tho horse bolted and
ran away. and collided With- a barb
%vire :fence, with the result that hs
was .thrown out, .hurt in the head
and had his clothes badly torn. aid
the ihorso was badly cut .in the shout -
der and leg.
There died in Mitchell on Tuesday
morning at an early hour another of
\litchcll's old residents in the person
of Agnes, beloved wife of Mr. Alex.
ander Laing, west ward,- at the age
of 73 years. Mrs. Laing has been
suffering from paralysis since last
fall, %Intl her .loath was not. unex-
pected. Mr. Laing loos also been in
your shealth for ,•soyt'rt1 years.
A quiet wedding wait solemnised
by the net/. C. \V, Brown on Wed-
nesday last, %viten Mr. Warren Davis,
of Fullerton,
was united in marriage
to Miss Eva Masters of Mitchell,
Mr. -Davis is a progressive young
farmer, Fullerton, a son of Mr.
B. Davi Mr .and Mrs. Davis will
reside i `ullartan.
Two . Marys young neon male
the •t in a boat down he Thames
from above the ,darn at 111.e Sarnia
bridge down to the Park street
bridge. the other Any. They came
over 'the dam anti idiot down stream
at it speed of 6 or 7 miles an hour.
Several hundred people were 11s -
se 1
mb ed on Victoria bridge to %a1 ch
the passage of the voyagers. The
frail holt shot milder one of 1 be
arches and safely rode through. the
foaming woven and%
as benched in
an eddy at Park street.
Middlesex
At a I1r el• :t ended r '
% i t nl meet of
>z I,
the Quarterly Official (Board of the
Luc:In Metho'list Ci`cUi, a unanimous
invitation .was extended totter.. E. F.
Armstrong, 11. A.. 11. 1)., of Tupper-
ville, iso become -their pastor nt the
end sof the [present nninisteriat yea r.
M r• Arnlsl rung has .:ora•pt ed subject
to the approv:Il of flu stationing
committee cf the London conference.
Itobcrt Quick, 1!le Carmine murd-
erer, Kcenn9 to be getting mentally
worse day by day. anti is cousin r
considerable .trouble of the county
jail. In 111e night time his unearth-
ly tains render repose on the part
of his fellow priso'ets impossible,
and in t h.+ day t bile 1 h' prison of -
ficials it.tvc to keep 0 vigilant eye
011 this n)oren>rn18. The other day,
when allowed out for exercise, he
pounced upon one of the turnkeys,
and in a t rice •Ieul his hands at his
throll. Had nc•t the turnkey been
Moly -for the onslaught cher+' itnuld
have been a second victim put out
of businesa by rstranzulation. A. it
was t%1. or 'three of the prisoner.
had no coma to the assistance of
the ,turnkey, and after %•once trouble
Quirk as overpowered and thrust
The 'v .• e s
back into him cell. Th pn. t..► r h.t,
10 be (1,.•fully watched %•IK'n allow-
ed out for exercise, set the homicidal
maid.I sl'l'fl)M to 18' Vel) st tont 111t)1 -
i 1' . 11.• 1:1k1.14 1I1s toad oil t Lilo,
1
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but rev1m very lit tie night or day.
The result i't that 1►e srctus tohel
•rraduilly iteating himself nut att.! is
11111011 1 binner and •n.°re ha>rp,I d in
:1 pp:%.1r:lnee since his incarceration.
Surprise 013.4 been exprc-M'.ed 11011
Quirk %%a. not !token to the asylum,
landing film trial. 314 flu: county jail
eolitains IIs suitable x00018 medal ion
for 'telt a chit..
A Thousand !impar Guarantee goes
with every Lot Ile of 1)r. Lcondardt's
llem-1loid-t Le only rrrt air cure for
every form of Pile..
George Cook, 81, Thoma•, Ontario
writes :-"
•'1)r. Lconhardt'• ilem-Roil cured
me of a n0ry hall 08.r of J'ilea of
over ten y'ars standing. 1 had tried
everything Lut ;ot no permanent
cure 1111 i wed ilcm-Roid. 1 hail
]Hind and Bleeding file, and suffer
cd c%'rything. Ointments and local
1 real nights failed but I)r. Leon-
hardt'r llcnl-ltoi•! cured me perfect -
1y.
llem-Hold is .1 goblet Iakrn I'll et -
A`44, 11111y %111011 tenlove. 111+` cause of pil-
es. $1.00 at drigriefs or The w'ilnon-
Fyle Co-. Limited, Nit gara ralls,Ont
lic Grcat North - Wcst
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian lir' ;fp West
Cos. Lands,.Saskatchewan Valley arid Manitoba Cos, Lands alp
a number of other improved and unirnprovedNorthWest farm lams.
A11 the above lads are being offered red to purchasers
$3.50 per Acre on very easy terms of payment and prices range
from $3.50 and upwards.
BEAR IN MIND we have farm lands to sell in alt parts of .Manitoba
Assinaboia, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to Advance
We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for lands.
give Actual Settlers ro.years in which to pay for lands.
$ A 27 • 00 down secures 320 acres. (half section) of choice wheat land.
�cpp This would be a great investment for YOU.
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
$383.40 Secures 3'20 acres ( halt section) choice whewat land to. an actual
settler. No other payment required for +.o yenta
We
R. E. PICKARD, - EXETER, ONT.
A FORERUNNER OF SPRINO
House Cleaning time seems a long way tali yet, ill real-
ity it is only a few weeks distant, you will l:A•';�
Paint, Atabastine, Whiting, G�!arts Jaye, soaps,
of all Kinds,Pearlia, Ammonia, Paint Brushes,
White Wash Brushes, and Scrub Brushes
and,in fact all the necessaries for the spring cleaning, 'then we have that
piece of floor oilcloth or Japanese Matting you promised yourself for the
spring.
Exquisite Lace Curtains 51 inches wide and 31 yards long.
We have a large and elegant lot of Wall Papers which our lady oust:pin
ere sayare most beautiful
r
aft 1 artistic. Do not )ass u3 for thi9 '
hang only our own papers. 1 line. a� we
\A lien in need of House Cleaning Requisites, link y thoughts with
this store,
BEAVERS BiROS., Farquhar.
Strictly One Price.
llighest rte.' for Produce.
Millinery Openings.-Sliss llorlock
was again to the front on Friday
and !Saturday last with 0 magnific-
cant display of French and
Ameri-
can designs in spring millinery. The
use of flowers in profusion was here
in evidence, and the small :and larger
hat both t
o h h I lin � a r n t •1 '
u > omen n )I. c..
t, 1
some preference be g given the
former. Mist Mori has built up
a Targe trade and rel rim her sales
during opening days as exceeding
former years.
Friday and Saturday last were the
days devoted to millinery openings
in the store of Mr. E. .!.Spackman.
Miss Ilarnes, of Toronto, a fot•mcr
milliner of a year ago is in charge,
and the product of her skill is her
manifest. Styles This season will be
towards smaller shapes, among the
more exclusive are the Napoleon, and
Tucomte, although twiny larger hatjy
are Ahown. The new hydr:ugia,
mauve and violet, relieve.! by
softest shades of .pink, are blendedi
together. Generally, 4 his sttiaxon's
hats Ire lighter in wei tut and very
quirt in color combinations.
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t>• er Cf rtxA.
Dian the 1M Kind Vmf Has Alia soot
Bignsta»
of
FOR BETTER KEPI' FARMS
A new departure .in the Provincial
agricultural work in being consider-
ed with a view s
�'m
prol • "
the
condition of 11;1 Ontario
and Mr. Gowan of the Agri-
cultural -Departns. y.t i:+ now in cor-
espondence with the leading egri-
c l
t.
>
u turn} authorities � ca of
the Province
r neo
The plan under ticneideration is
%
one now in practise in the pro%inco
of Quebec, where (prizes are liven
in a general ootnpctiticn for the
best 1 kept
farmm +
the
leova
ice.
For the first year the competition
%•ill.. be confined. to ;hr carious 03un-
lies, and in -the ',emit" year t110
rcouttly prize winner +'cmpetes for
prizes. district1 4
r. in he third year
the district (tinned' '•.ill contend for
a prize for the beet kept farm in
Ontario. Only pet -vena who ut'tk)
their aotunt living from farm-
ing %i11 1►e permitted to compete.
i'oinl9 are given in the competition
fo rihe hest kept 1)3894' 111111 sur-
roundings, so as to interest t11n
women in the .fork It. is proba-
ble that .1 number cf , he successful •
o pnlitora w iii used os
speakers at 11.• 1.•.t•.' 111•11.
f11s nJcetings. Ft••;.,1 '.rises aro
given for [lir t.e'. k• l.• .fairy Ind
frent fa rent..
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THE
PAINT SEASON
Is Nov Here
We ltlt\e.i'(''('Pi\'e(1 0)11' Sj)1'illg Shipment of
HOLLYWOOD PAINT
In 1.), 2a, 4•i anti Sipe. cans. 41 colors :.:, •. 1• 1, from
HOLLYWOOD FLOOR PAINTS
40c per quare. s4(.0101.; t'' -'•1+•: t fron)
Alabastine and Murallo Cold Water wall
Finishes
45c, and 50e packar t't
HERMAN'S HARDWARE
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