HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-04-13, Page 8'1zib EXEIER WIMtS, APRIL 13th 1905.
SPTEWARTS
New and Exclusive Styles in Modish Millinery
wt. show a nutnber of copies from the finest imported
pattern hats, as well as a targe range of our own designing and
creative;; \1•c would like to give 3 ou a description of some of the
lovely siring beauties, but the writer is not capable of doing them
justice, bat what we can do is give you a very hearty invitation to
visit our show rooms as often as you wish and study the new styles.
Come as often as you can you will always find some new and inter-
esting nova -(ties. Come often, bring your friends with you, you
are always welcome.
Sundt check and i
fancy shot Silks
for elute waist
suits and waists.
a tlhn W %( Lively
rings-. All new l
design,' and•
Ovules They are
correct in styled
and great values.f
Ask to see oar I
special at 48:.
50 6LNTS
test great special in Dress Goods.
Pure wool Voiles in plain twine and
Caney weaves. All the new shades in
greens, blues, p.iri.i. brown, red,cream
and black. We will back this special
lot of Voiles against any 75e line in
the trade, fot•'atyle for value. for qual-
ity. Will you do us the favor to look
the lot oyer. R lmsmber the price 599.
g'SEEDS"
Our reads ntade
clothing department
I IN in great .,haire. We
have never had Auch
values. The new
i Scotch Tweed effects
are eineply grand. the
1 fa Icy almost iuvi..ib1a
over checks. aro the
correct thing" this
season. We show a
daisy now S.,oteh
fluleh Tweed suits at
950.
We have a great reputation on Seeds. We sell nothing hut Steel Briggs'
Best. We believe there is no Netter seed in the trade, and mighty few as
gout. if you buy your Mengel and Turnip seed front us, we will protect you
against high prices and poor qualities. Don't experiment on seeds that are
said to be .just ae good as Steel Briggs, for if you do something may happen
about harvest lime that will cause you the utmost estonishnteut. Ask your
neighbors .ahnut the success they heve had with Steel Briggs Seeds hot from
us. Remember Steele Briggs Seeds have the reputation of having stood the
test for years, also remember that we sell Steel Briggs Seeds and no other,
and we sell them mighty cheap too.
We want all the Farm Produce I J. A. STEWART
you cite hying Ile.
INew reading matter appears In this space each week.) C,
Did. You Ev_
1'eI l• Yourse
l
} e o'Ia
There was no use tryingv ou couldn't
keep it up -couldn't spare the mone
Nonsense- try Saving with a SAVINGS BANK account at this Ban
We urge upon you the wisdom of a regular habit of depositing your earni
where it will he a working partner -never steeping -always adding to y
store. \Ve are at all timer ready to help you to get started.
We allow interest from date of depeeit at,o_lcittld'it to tiie principal and
compound it FOUR TIMES a year, i;e e,
a
OMMOlo
laspeclur 'ILIU, of t;odrric14, %isited
111 $Clio•_ la here t his meek.
See Iles hest way to save in 1 he
S;..vcrei;gn Batik ad. last pale.
Mr. It. E. Pickard, General Selling
Ate wi for C. :'. It. Linde, left 11un-
day morning for t he Northwest.
Garden Seeds - Vegetable and
1 rdew tice(is of .411 kinds ; 1 he best,
t t' ek t;t. s for 5c. - ('1, •. 1 all's
tI
Mies it will has bw a •.I•liged to tale
a' ecataon front her duties front leach -
,ng for n shot t time aw ing to net vows
Double.
ouble.
Me" Ratti.' 1{s -icy, ulao his been
vision;! ❑1 Mr. Oliver II,rri.,' and
with t'1,:r (1i ads :,t Fullariou, re•
t urned honte t Lis week.
Mess Mary ('arsons leo been
enga;ed to teach in ells Devin's
roam dui ing her illness. The pupils
were requested iwa retut•tt .to their
studies 'Tuesday afternoon.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative promo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
ey it it foils to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25o.
Application late been .wade 4o the
Owt:aro G•oweInment praying that
the act 4o incorporate the Perth and
Huron Rail al Railway Company be
passed. . : '
Uressnr,ket..-Miss Prouty. of So-
dom, wishes to announce to the lad-
ies of Exeter and vicinity that she is
prepared to mi:e en,zagetnenta for
dresstuaking or sewing at their
homes by the •(toy.
ow that (.(wing has arrived and
ne fruit Trees need looking after. I
beg to advise the publie that i ata
pprepsred lo, tl p spraying. LOUIS
DAY, Milkman and Market Gardener.
Mr. \V(llington Clarke, cf London.
( rly ,of Exeter, has rejoined th
undertaking firm of W. J. Smith
& Son. of London. Mr. Clarke will
conduct the east end establishment
%ihich the firm has just opened up
on .Dundas street.
Miss Mabel Brook. who has held
the position of book-keeper with
Messrs. T. Hawkins 8c Son. has ac-
cepted a similar position wit 11 Car-
ling lira(. eomme-ncin; her duties
with !that firth on Monday bet.
Miss Iiawkins will take charge of
the 1;o:,-ks in 'her father's store.
DR. OVENS. London, Sur ;eon,
EYE. EAR. NOSE and THflOAT.FIte
_Glasses properly. Office. Commer•
clal Hotel. Exeter,. Next visit Sat-
urday, April 22nd.
Keep your bowels regular by they
use of • Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver ,Tablets. There is nothing bet •
ter. For sale in Exeter by W. S.
I1owey.
he recognized holidays of th
ye are as follows :-Good Frith ,
April ?.I. Queen's Birthday. Wed•
needay. May 24. Dominion Day. Sat-
urday. July 1. Labor I)ay, Monday
Sept. 4. Christmas, Monday Dec.
25. In addition to ;hes.• come Civic
Holiday •and Tbanksgivine Day at
unfixed dater:.
FOR OVF)t81XTY 1ICAIW
As OLD AND WELL -THIRD Hxlixpy.-tt(rs
W1nelow'eSoothing Syrup Yeas bean used for
over sixtyears by millions of mothers for their
children while teething. with perfect mimosas.
It soothes the child, softens the rams, allays fit
pain cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by drug�g�iists in every part of the world. 25
dents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and take Mee Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and eek for no other kind.
7 In G. 1'. 11. have made plans for
the erection of a net% depot here.
'rho depot would have been built het
ter, but owing to t he Exeter Board
of Trade .a.aking t hat 1 he railroad be
brought .nearer town. the building
was poet potted. The depot 1 o be
built at his year will be just
across the *track from thi site of
the present et ructure.
fie ware of deaiers that wish you
to try of her flour, for hundreds of
our customers s:ay it has no equal,
so •be sure you get Harvey's Star
Flour, -for bread is •t he skiff of life
and you want the best, and in order
to 'have it you must have Star Flour
People erten drive fifteen or twenty
miles in order to get it.- 1latvey
Tiros:"
Mr. et. E. Pickard Iasi Wednesday
,old to a err. Colwell, of Varna, t w
sections
( t 4'1
C IOII of landhe l\'
n In tNorth haves
Mr. Colwell received information
tat Mr. Pickard had Mand for retie,
h tilts arlvertiein.Z columns of
the Times. M r. Pickard intended
leaving for 1 he Nor(hweat last
Thursday, ten busineaa (ng:1_zements
e
mad
t 1 it impossible for him to get
away. Mr. Pickard has rine? Fold
several sections •nf eland.
The !Waste! blacksmith end car-
riage shop, which has been in
liqui-
dation f(r some iw,. was ,'n, s
h o cd
1
by •public auction, Sat unto). art es.
noon 11st. it was purchased by Mr.
'f hos. Ila ndford, %alio lifter nor Is sold
the property to Ji r•. 1''.nl, of Ilea-
sall, al fencer employe in the .shop,
at nn advance over 1 he purclanse
price. err. Ilandford p.ai•I t'1,611(1 for
the properly. err. I'ynt is:, prac-
tical blacksmith, and is we11 known
through this section, and he will un-
doubtedly mak,. ;a success ref his neat
venturi•.
Wedded. -An event of •nnu,'unl in•
tenet was 'whin -AIN' on Thursday
evenin;! last, %%hon Mr. Daniel Ker -
nick and Mrs. Brewer, were united
in t he holy bonds of mat rimony. The
eervmony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Batmen o t the Choate of t he bride,
and witness t by eeily tear relatives,
Roth bride and ,groom ore well
knon,, and highly esteemed residents
of Exeter, :,std their many Iticnd
join in ((ishine the hippy couple
Many yt•as-s yet of happy wed.
rel bliss. Mr. and •Mrs. Kernick
will reside in t he residence formerly
occupied by- t he bride.
1'resenlalion -Mr. W. W. Johna
was ple'sent ly surprised at the clove
of the t (Ruta r .meet in z of 1 be 1.0.
O. h. Tuesday night when Obi mem-
bers presented bin, with an ;address,
and , handsome signet rine. Mr.
Johns has been untiring in his ef-
forts in behalf of the Exeter lodge,
bovine durinz the .p•tnt winter, se•
cured art new e%nenibers. in a neat
speech, Jt r. .Johns thanked the do•
norm for the honor ,t hey had con •
(erred on him, After the present a•
tion a Abort programme entreat in z
of music and impromptu vete-hie
,- Niven by 1he members of the
ledge. The Exeter Lodze now boats
of 1011 'cabers.
FARMERS' BUSINESS
This Bank otfete exceptional induce-
ments to farrners,drovers, cattlemen,
ani others wanting to borrow money on their own note, for a week, month,
or longer as desired, AT THE BEST RATES.
The Sovereigo kik of Salida
Branches in Huron County at
Exeter Crediton Dashwood Hensall
OLADMAN & STANBURYt
Solicitors.
Zurich Clinton
F. E. KARN
Manager. Exeter,Branch
The Calendar'
Says
TU ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
That spring begins on the 21st. THURSDAY, :11'1111 I:lt li 1905
That doesn't mean that there
be warm sunshine from that on.
+maga••••++•+tt'+rN++NN+
%cilli
jleornetimes the right weather is
provokingly' slow
turning
Ula.
Sometimes for a month or more af-
ter the 21st you are all the better
(or owning a light weight over-
coat.
It's a nice handy article to have
around, anyway.
ei nice one costs $16.
Everything right about it of course.
W. W. Taman
LOCALS
N++N+
D. Hartleib makes a specialty
watch repairing.
W. Levet( and .1. \\';alters war
in Toronto, Friday on business.
e1 r. Earl Browning itis taken ,
position in the Sovereign hank.
A meeting of a he Hoard of Tr:atk.
will ate held Friday evening.
Beat Water White Coal Oil, reg-
ular price 20c. at Stewart's only 14c
,ars. 1'. nawdon, of Ridgetow•n,
�itilltthiw;z Jan. and Mrs. Joseph flaw -
den.
31r. and Mrs. Simpson, of Landon
were guests of Mr. it. 8. Lonx,dur-
iwg the past -week.
A Miracle of Cheapness - A first-
class
irst-
: s
clss t'hinicnl Thermometer only FiOo.
al Itrowning's Drug Store.
Jars. .1..1. \\'hits aid Miss Doro•
thy, of Dot oil. :arc visiting Mrs.
Merchant Tailor. John \\'e.
Mrs. Ahirnn lie:anxrn's ,resideneo on
Ann street has been purchased by
Market Report. -The following is Mr. \Vm. Cliowen.
the report of Exeter )market', tor- Jar. Grover Bissett, eon of Mr. :and
'reeled up to April 13th. 19111. Mrs. George Bisect has been hid up
c
• t90ct teethe!. \1'0 per sh
Wheat Lt
h
,t0
j l
Oats 36 to 37 cents per be the!. with rh(umltism.
`t Barley :18 to 40per bushel. Dr. Butler, London, la ill be at Ibe
l Pea 60 00 to 6•i cents per bushel. Central hotel. Exeter, on Thursday
. than $17 per ton. M a y 4th, 1905
all day
Shorts $20 per ton.
Family Flour $2.85 per cwt.
- ' le'eed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Butler 18 cents qs•r. pound. Itev. E. Shoe, of Kipper, "ill oc-
Eg,rs, 1:1 cents per dozen. copy the pulpit of the Main street
- )telt•, lice "(i zl►t, $6.30 per cwt. Methodist 'lurch, next Sunday,
Pork, dressed,$ 7.50 to $7.75 cwt. morning :(std evcninz. Rev. Godwin
will preach MissI4n1iry eernrnna at
K Mien.
for Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat con-
sultation, Eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
Ilay. 4+7.011 per ton.
Potatoes. 77c per bag.
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Watch this space Every %Veek.
DON'T EXPERIMENT
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But Use ENJOYME Vegetable Hair Restorer
It will restore color and vigor to your faded locks.
Contains no sugar of lead or sulphur.
is purely vegetable and harmless.
Is the only grey Hair Restorer. we know of, that is not greasy or
sticky.
if your a victim of thin grey hair, or falling hair, try it. and see
1 yourself. We warrant it to do ell we dein).
Sella for 77,c per large bottle. One size only.
A.CSIDNTel W A. N17InD BIVRWY' Vrt-Imam iii teen rind
county. "'rite for Purity Mfg. Co. Exeter, Ont.
information
Special Sale of
Lace Curtains
at $1. and $1.25
per pair.
special Sale of
Wall Paper
all horde's 5 cents
a yard
Special Sale of
Mens and Boys
Clothing
All new Goods
Special Sale of
Dress Goods
Biggest stock in
towel to choose frons
Special Sale of
Ladies' Cashmel e
Hose
Excellent quality at
25c a pair
Special Sale of
`Vomen's
Raincoats
$6.00 Coat for $4.88
Special Sa'e of Special Sale of
BlackUmbrellas
Underskirts Self opening
A beauty for 98c.$1.25 for 93 cents
S N'EL2., 8z ROWE
Mies Flossie Jeckle is on the sic
list.
Miss Ethel Dow returned home o
Tuesday from Toronto. where she ha
been attending the conservatory of
music.
Mr.Ben Boltzmann of Pigeon,Mich,
who was visiting Mrs. I. Hall, left for
his home last week.
Mr. T. A. Russell of Toronto, was
here in attendance at the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. T, N. Ratcliffe.
.Mrs. J. 11. Lambrook is visiting her
father, Mr. Robt, Panama, Seaforth,
for a few days.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
tnen's Institute was held in the read-
ing roam of tate Town hall on
Friday, April 701. This meeting,
as were characteristic of former
nes, was well attended.
Exeter A Junction Point.
Rumored That the O. T. R. Will Run
a Line From Here to
St. Joseph
For smut in seed grain, use For•
nialdehydc it is a sure .preventative
Sold with full directions by C. Lutz.
Pupils Recital. -On Friday even-
, last, as very pleasant entertain-
ment was given in the Opera Rouse
by Miss Mildred Godwin and her
pupils in elocution to a large and
appreciative audience. Mr Stan -
bury occupied the chair in his usual
genial ':inner. The programme an
rendered showed the very careful
training of 1 he teacher, as well ns
the efficiency o[ the pupils, each
nutnber being well received. The
following is the programme. -Music
by orchestra, Messrs. G. Eacrott, E.
Christie and E. Treble, nccompanied
by Mrs. Billings, o:1 piano; recita-
tion "Johnny's Lesson" alias Olive
McDonald ; recitation "Courting un-
der Difficulties" Miss Rooke ; Poses
"Way Down upon the Swanee Rib
her," by 7 little girls, Misses Labelle
Handford. Pearl Godwin. Stella
Sou Moot 1 • Burl' Ifoopor, Ka t Wee
Stewart, Katie Collins, and Bella
McKay ; Music by orcl►estro; Mono -
rogue "Flirts and Matrons" by
is ;the Grand Trunk ity. making seven girls, Mises ('earl Godwin,
a move to held off the proposed line Beatrice Ifowey, Hazel Browning.
of •the C. 1'. It. ed, .and
here? We Anna Martin. Myrtle Madge, Mary
have beets in[ortncd, and the source Murray, Gcrtitt Miller :incl D1;tnotic
of information is reliable. that the itook(: recitation "Learning to
0. T. R. shave been quietly inaesti- Sew." Miss Oliv(! McDonald : reci-
tation "Aunt Etnoi is hero' Mist;
gating the possibility of running a
branoh from Exeter, through Dealt -
wood to St. Jo;aeplr. It is stated that
( Toronto Syndicate is willing to pit,.
op a bond, guaranteoin; the ship-
ment of several million brick each
year from fit. Joseph, where there
is an immense amount of clay suit-
able for the manufacture of red
brick. Residents of Dashwood feel
quite confident of a railroad t un- 3.0+111!! ladies ; Gott Save the Kiti
ring through their villa;(, and while
Ilhe G. T. R. officials here do not BOARD OF TRADE
know anything of •the .proposal
branch, mill it is quilt l:ossiblc lata)
Exeter will be made a jute• The -legal r tweeting of the )laird
tion point. of Trade wiles held Friday night to
--�-- discuss matters pertaining to the
Death of Mrs. Ratcliffe, 1'hames proposed knitting trill and railroad,
ad.-The.ltcu•s of the sudden death also to elect officers for the ensuing
o Mrs. Thom. N. Ratcliffe on Tues• year.
d y evening List came as :t .rent F. E. Kern :std C. If. Sanders were
s ock to her 'many friends here :and :appointed lc• audit last year's ac-
sewhere. :.ars. Ratcliffe was 011• counts.
oying her usual loon health, and The following officers- were elected
%as in attendance at church service for the enr:uint; year:- President.
on Hund:ty :as well as goinz about T. 11. McCallum ; 1st Vice -Pres., i,.
the home (Si Monday when sudrk•'- 11. Dickson: 2n11 Vice•l'res., N. 1).
ly taken ill, immediately followed by burden : Secy., F'. J. Wickwire ;
convulsions. Medical aid was 'l're.as, 1). A. Ross; Stranding Com -
promptly in at t endance and :after a alit 1,.,., W. 11. Level t, N .1). Ilurdon,
tithe elle deceased eomew hat rallied C. I1. Sanders, 1)r. Rollins, Thos.
but Towards midnight 14)10 again be- Harvey.
came worse• only ,using conscious at The report of Abe conimiMee re the
intervals until „bout .five o'clock :amount of freight handled in thin
Tuesday evening, when surrounded section was received. Response%'
by .friends, :and every ihing load been were not received fr Exeter or
done Ito re'. Crediton, t Ler d Cr d 10n and ,a s-0 t •c yr
laic loved nor, her n n moot t ► is ap-
'spirit (look its everlasting Diehl. pointed to secure he necessary data.
Mrs. Radcliffe was the (idea( A committer was appoinl(d n
daughter c.f Jar. 'rhes. Russell, of upon 1lie Council a•nd urge 1hlow
e 0pil-
11. Howey ; music by orchestra : poses
"Backward 'furs Backward" by
seven young ladies (same :as in Mo-
nologue with the exception of Pearl
Godwits); reading, "The Whistlin.e
itegimewt" Miss Mildred (lodwin:
reading, "Lacca" Miss Mary Murray ;
reading, "McCl:lint•':. Child" Miss
Myrtle Madge ; Altitudes by seven
HOUSE CLEANINC
Everybody will get busy now Hogs(' Cleaning and fix-
ing up for spring, and you will need some Lace Curtains,
Carpets and other House Furnishings. We aro head quart-
ers m Exeter for these goods, and will bo pleased to show
you our big selection.
Lace Curtains
3 yards long, good strong curtains for :lee and 75c
311 " •, " all nice
Floral Patterns $1, $1.25 51.50 gird $3.0()
3i yards long, Fish Net and Nottingham, the strongest Curtain in the
trade, $2.50. $3.00 and 83,50.
35 yards long, Fine Fish Net also Brussels Net. raid Swiss. 'The swel-
lest Curtains shown this season, $101, $5.00 and 50.00.
dr'
Carpets
Unions, Wools and Tapestry 'tee to
everyone a seller.
Linoleums
2 yatds wide for.
4 yards nide for
Sl. t'1 ditTerent patterns and
only Se ,c.
only $l.0)
These are certainly the cheapest in Exeter.
Wall Papers
They all say they have the best, but just see ours and
see if our 2c Satin Stripe, Borders tr) twitch, don't
beat any 2-ic or 3c you hear of.
5c Gilt, Borders to match, don't beat any tic.
10e to 20e, all beauties,
Tc,
CAi2LING S:20S.
"Couches and Rockers
A Splendid Couch . . . $5.00
A Gooi Quarter Oak Rocker $3.50
Call and see our new Shop, one door south
of Spackman's Store.
W. C. HUSTON
Embalmer.
To
1`lilk
Buyers
Having bought out the Milk
Business and Good Will of
Mr. A. Dow. I solicit a con-
tinuance of your patronage.
With Fresh Milk and
Cream
WM. RIVERS
BolIUln MatBrIaI
'ibis is the season of the year
when you will be thinking of
building either a house or a barn
and we would remind you that
we can supply you with
Sash and Door Frames
and all building material on short-
est notice.
Water Tanks
If you need a water tank Ibis spring
call at our office and get prices and
leave your order. All sires tnade to
order.
Custom Sawing
Customers who have timber in
out yards and who want their
sawing done, kindly call at the
mill and let us know what shape
you want it.
Wood for Sale
An assessment notice was received
from the Atte mein, of )fay showing
that Ex('ter gas :asncssed $100, the value of t he buildings at t he ceme•
ThG R (• ( e c•as s d t r T n c a %. I rut o
r
y. 1 I k instructed c c t
advise the 111y council that an an
peal would be .made. The Reeve and
Councillor Arutst Tong were .appoint •
(d to al tend elie court of revision
Exeter, and w•:as 'married on .1411. s. propria 1 ion of 510(1, d)ae amount Resident 14 asked the council 10 open
1903, 10 her gime la devoted and now necessary to be raised for the pro- up what would he a continuation of
n rr
11 husband. a . Thecircan- posed railroad charts
r.
st:unccs surrounding her death are Mr. 8. M. Binders reported re•
more •1e'1.111.1IC owing to rhe retu0va1 Lit ive nt, I III. i.reposed knitting t►1il)
of a ft nil mot her ,(rum .t wo (1 wins) indust ry. ', nil 1 commit t cc consist •
A r 1
Albert t reel. 'f ,ere I
is at present n
latae rimming between the Pickard
and 14 well property. which it is
desired tea•,, the Maur. 'should buy.
children, who are :,e yet scarcely ill (.f M(s.I4. L'•v1.t1, )too., Carlin, Jar. Gcoree 11141111 elaitns the
four weeks old. The 'deceased Wall Harvey and Dickson was appointed property ani) .'1:•. (zlMI for it. The
beloved by molly friends, a consis• i s Take up 1 he consider Ilion of the council w ill in%e•.ti^..,1( :as to Whom
1(•n1 member of the Presbyterian project and report t n 1 bac board, 111P property belongs. before 1 akin!
church, and her will at the early age ebleb in tIiter hest ju•Itrntent, is 1)te any fuleher -,rtien.
of 25 years to jt►in the hosts above. best interest. They wore asked io street 0:n4114i.-i(ne+ Ilissot t
comes 10 Us all wit h profound sad- communicate %s it It el r. Wol len.
ness.
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.etre( That are dui. Mr T.r
i husband, Thanks 1 11. Carl
father, broil►. r ;and g+ist(rs, .the nym- in;z for rl,( rffiri(nt manner in
pathy of a large circle of friends is 'ihich he 1,1i'"ida•d over the board
extended. Tilt• remain. will b' in• last ye:Ir, :and for ih:• active inter•
terrod in itogerwille cemetery on cat ,he took in all maters pertain- The council (l al reit 1h^ drain and W. J. ELLIOTT, •
Thursday, April 1301 at 2 p. on. ing 10 t he racers of 1 hat heady. crosswalk. Principe's =
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John .Dryden. 'Toronto wrote 11►at D. A. �icf.A('H[.:►N, _
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it pays to get a Practical Edit- 2
cation and it pay.' to get it in this •
school. We can do tnore for our ;
graduates than any other Busi• •
nese College in the Province. •
appointed (ruin: officer at a salary l Commerrialschootsemploy our •
of $10 per yr,t. graduates as teachers, they know •
Mr. A. E. Iloduert asked for :a that the traininggiven itt this •
drain. r.rr•ss" ilk nail light across mntitntit•n is the BEST. Enter •
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Andrew !1I rest near it he foundry. now Write for free catalogue. •
JIOR\I be was praying Ilii• hi !lies( prices ae►+N+++NNN+++aN+++Na
FOTIIEll1\(i11A31 -In .IIinnsIi,rd,0n --. fur Munirillo) hen's. -No action.
.tarda 31, the rife of John Fotle The • teaul:a1 111(41in, •1 the Exeter Couneiltor Jltlir ret1ned ntt(n11nn to srinsrhant. loll
a son• Munici :11 Council %t i:. •11(1(1 in the the fact tb„ unless non-resident piers in ilio( a year, Ile asked
1the council fo hold a meeting to
MARRIED Town 11,1), April 6111. All tnrnthrrs milk drnlel.+ 1 ike nut licenses fhe discuss the mal ler of (xtendin 'y
BOX - ATKINSON - In Illenshard except Councillor I.evet4 were errs• sanitary insprr,nr would not be frinehisr, and in Cts( fh(y eve11able 'to (•x 1tune' s,'id"' (t c, an to do 11, he creed make erten"ive im-
4:114(ary condition•.. proventents, (,1 h( would make the
The (ll'iu_ eeilnrs were council an 1ff(r for Ih( plant. Tlv
ordered 1,ti.l: t'eirdi:1n Contract r11e (1.l nnru,(1 Tne+d y (Venittgf 1.
Record le 1 fate) :;.1.•w tIk notice th,. dale of tiie speciil nmeeting,
$1.711; .10111 (;rig-, :.applies. 51.60;
AdvOCa1e, ')mystics frons municipal' The. ei•uncil mei 'i'uesd-is night 'o
wo, Id. $111.111 ; heists, Ih ,w., `45.50 ; r0(1(05 "illi Mr. irsell rep irdin z t Le
It. N. Treble, woad, ses.•2:r . , e Davi., sale of the lighting pptant. Mr. Snell
cemetery, )e, nO: '1', Iv, „kin le15.81; offered it for $Iu.1:hie Including build
Connor 10 oft. Seen : \I -- ,t',Kemp. sal-
ary. $25.00 ; T. Cee , er•. i dee, $7.50 ; The council was of the opinion that
n1 1 he residence of t he bride's Ill r- ant.
lents, by iter. Mr. Anderson, Miss The minute.' of 1 he previous
Sarah, youngest &mettor of Mr. meeting "ere reel) and approved.
and Mr.. .1. D. Atkinson. 10 Janie A communication (mist .1. \V. Mc -
(s Ilex, of tit. M1rvs• Kay, secretary of it he Elgin Munici-
ItESTEI J1EIt - :AlfHADEIt - At litil Assoti1tem, asking Chit a repro•
Dashwood. April 11111, by t he Rev. s(nta1ive he opp0inled to form a de•
Mr. Faff0-1, 1.I'ie, youngest d,u;Iv p411111al whieh would intorvicn 11►e
ler of Mr, one fir.. Jacob Hebra(1• Ontario Government in reference to
(r, to Mr. Edward Itcatcytner. a proposed ani(ndment t 4 h %funi-
IIE:\L - DARItUS - in Full:ruin, cilia] Act in the int erieta of Muni•
on April 5t1, by Iter. Mr. Knowles, citral carps:-'te ". such as I(tephon-
iteta 311y. daughter of Mr. Oliver es, electric Iightin • , r -The roan• B. Itichardson, l eho X1.2:, , It. ht ,. 1\1 r. `hell s valuation iv t(r high, It
II:+rNm, to 'Mr. Henry tient. ria task no action. I)bast), $1.00; B. 41 t%,• *1(n.2',; 'f, was decided to secure the service, of
KF:R\ICK - 1111E\Vl:lt - In F:xc• County ('<uncilbs 8patktnan ad• Rro^k, ?I.R7; J. s„,:',.e,, 55.67: It. an expert to give valuation and stile
ter, April bah, be Rev, Dr. Mannon dressed the commie suiting (hit the Quince, 51.1.7: \. Tel1..,, sR.12: e. mit figures to the council and tilt
el r. Daniel Kr,nich t0 Mrs. Ilrrt%• ('„only ('rows :\cion'} had nutili • ILutdford, $l1n11. '1. \\, 1,1,, e,,.c: ee. 1 secure tileenn4Pnt of Mr.elnell to have
r'' rd him ,het c he Exeter lookup must Gillespie, +1.;', : Geo. \) ,title, brut: the expert !mike his itnepcction. fhe
Reeve std Mt. Muir will consult Vs-.
It:\7CLIFf E - In 1'ehornr, en Taos• Iteevr I)'ett •u•rrrstt•d That 11 her, 4+1.(11; .lo',n Iror(1, s.►Ilr7, $27,11q. J. N. Howard re the purchase ofp (eke
DIED be lout in e s enit:,ry eiendit1011. i for cen1(arry, `(17 *,0: .1. Marlon. I,-
I,y, April I1th, 1904. Violet 1 A. curtain .1,t. plied on ,thy platform in C. h4nrl1(1erlric li-h(in.{
Recline.
�a79.1)O old mill property and sec r. an (alt ,n
Itu••ell. het oved wife of John N. the rouneil eh umber to be toed ,s n 1 Ch,as. f•Inel1 -iddrr.sed the council on it.
t RyEvin, (IleRecline. leei1 25 years, and 8 dressing room for ahe judge,, nhen 'relative r(• big fr:attr•hiae, w'icli ex-
150)111x.,. holding Cessions here.
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