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A RARE BARGAIN
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RESS coons
50 Center.
l'ti:'e WOO
%hash's, in gree
biscuit.; hint', crea
es, canvas s 1\'eaVes, itl>t
this is t he bt . t lot of 1
values are the best we 1
Voiles, French manufacture,
browns, Paris. greys, fawns, beavers
and black. Plain weaves, twine weav-
fancy figure weaves. We believe
w voiles shown in Exeter. and the
E4vti e\ er placed our counters,
and 11.i price is only 60c.
Special Values'
1 in new
CARPETS
all the new
Special Values
in new
Wall Paper
011
Special Values
in new
Linoleums
DON'T FORGET we are selling agents
for Steel Briggs cele-
brated Turnip and Mange( Seeds. Don't take chances on
seeds that ale said to be just as good. The best and only
the best is \t bat we offer. Ask your neighbors what luck
they hav ll hall with seeds bought from us.
Mr. Herbert Walters. of Toronto,
is ri+icing his parents.
Alrt, Dui ,cy is at llclgrove, tvait-
ind upon her mother, Mrs. R. Stone-
house, tyle, ii ill.
Gcc•I Friday, to morrow %sill by
observed as a public holiday. ant all
business places generally ss ill ix'
Iter. Godwin occupied th • gulp t of
the Kipper A1etbodi- .ch, tw
Sunday last. Rev. :....,.., of that
church took charge c r .lie services
in Exeter.
DR. OVENS, London, Burgeon.
EYE. EAIt. NOSE and TWROAT.Fits
Glasses properly. Office. Comnter•
cia1 Hotel. Exeter,. Next visit Sat-
urday. April 22nd.
Beautiful Showing of Dress Goods
Ladies' Gowns
Ladies' tine Nainsook Gowns. some trimmed with embroidery and loser•
tion. others with tine torchon lace and dilater tu;;kt, full wide skirt. Prates
$1, $1.225. 11.50, $1.75.
Ladies' Corset Covers
Ladies' tine Naiusook ('nest Cover trimmed with fine ewuroidery and in-
sertion. full front. Others with Valencinnes iusertion lace and beading.
Price 'tic. a0e, 75e, 81. $1.25,
Ladies' White Underskirts
A great wavy different styles with deep embroidery f'•ills and cluster
tucks. skits with torchuu lace and insertion, skirti with tlounce and two
frills embroidery. All made of finest quality Nainsook. 1'cices $1, $1.25,
M r Jas. Wanless, of Duluth, $1.50 and $2.
Minn, %vL:: leis been visiting relativ-
. s in Buffalo is now upending .t tem
weeks here with ier parents. Mr.
viol Mrs. L. 11:irdy.
Mr. 11. Baker. of Loudon, in re -
neo Mg, his subscription to the Tim-
es says; -living un old resident of
your locality. 1 have enjoyed the
Times very touch since ,leaving."
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative 13romo Quinine Tab -
lots. All druggists refund the mon-
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25e.
Sliss Stella Sptcknein, who has
been ••ttc.n:tiut St. Margaret's Col-
lege, Toronto, is spendin; the East-
er holidays with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Spackman.
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D►, your eyes need help? Are they
as. good as they once were? We can
tell you.-Ilowey'e Drug Store.
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Now that spring has arrived and
the fruit trees need looking after. I
beg to advise the public that i am
Prepared to di spraying. LOUIS
Farm. Produce, yrs we want all we J ASTEWAItT DAY,Milkman and Market Gardener.
can get. Produce jest as gond ss cash
• . , _ Mr. Scott, of Woodham, having
____ leased his farm, has moved to Exe-
ter with hie mother and sister, Mrs.
New reading' 'natter appears inthis space each week.( Vernon, who will snake their home
with Mrs. Richardson.
tiom
You Will
Never Know
hare Tal value of having a SAVINGS account
until you have pressing need for money.
Imagine idleness (forced), sickness, or misfortune -and no money to pro-
vide
rovide the necessaries.
You had bettee start a Saving" account in the springtime of your life
cultivate it and insure a harvest for the future -for a possible time of need.
Such a good determination should not go to Beed through inaction -it is
easily carried out -(1.00 opens an account at any of our Branches.
FARMERS' BUSINESS
We give special attention to the husi-
"nese of farmers, graziers, drovers,
ani others wanting to borrow money on their own note, for a week, month,
or longer as desired, AT THE HEST RATES.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
Branches in Huron County at
Exeter Crediton Dashwood Hensel) Zurich Clinton
OLAD.MAN & STANBURY,
Solicitors.
F, E. KARN
Manager, is:xeter,Br•aneh
The Calendar
Says
That sprints begins on the 2lst.
That doesn't mean t t there will
be warm sunshine from that on.
Sometimes t he right weather is
provokingly slow turning up.
Sometimes for a month or more af-
ter the 21st you are all the bett3r
• tt over-
coat. • light t wc► 1
c .► i d
for owning g
It's a nice handy article 10 have
around, anyway.
A nice one costs $16.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for change" must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advertisements accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
TIi1'ltSl)AY, A1'ItlL '_alto, 19O.
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LOCALS I
To-inoiroo will he gond Friday.
Miss Jean 1l-iwkshaet it visiting
her sinter, Mrs. Hhoeenberg, London.
I). Ilartlelb makes a specialty of
watch repairing.
Mr. W. C. Huston was in London
H turda husilie 5'.
on a y Cil
itev. Wm. Godwin attended a
board meeting of Altna College at
St. 'Dermas, on Tuesday.
Mader Harry Carling, who has
been ill for the past cw•o weeks
wi(h pleurisy, still rnitinues ill.
Mr. Arthur of Itrantford,
watt here attending
ethe funeral of
Jthe late Mrs. John Rowe.
Everything right about it of course. J A Miracle of Cheapness - A first,
clams Cllinical Thermometer only 50e.
at Browning's Drug Store.
Captain iiughes and Mrs. llughc9
(ace Matti- Fitton) of Montreal. are
spending a few days With Mr. anal
M re. Thomas Fit t on.
Dr. Butler, London, will be at Ibe
Market Report. -Ther following is Central Rotel, Exeter. on Thursday
the report of Exeter market!, cor- \t a y 4th, 1905 all day
rested up lo April 13th, 1905. for Bye, F.ar, Nose and Throat con -
Wheat 90c to $1.00 per ht. -thee sultetion, Eyes tested and glasses
Oats 36 to 87 cents per bu•hel. supg)lied.
Harley 38 to 40c per buster(' The farmers report the recent
Peat., 60 to 65 cents per bushel. cold nights have resulted in a better
flow of sap, but the supply is so
small there will he very little for
market.
Butter 18 cents -ler. pound. Horsemen, at tention 1 This office
Fere 12 and 13 cents per dozen has the reputation of doing first-
Ilo{ts live wei;ht, e6.l0 per .r'wt. class work at 'short notice. Route
Pork dresscil • 7.75 to $8.00 bills, cards and folders a specialty.
(lay. 57.00 per ton. tiring in your orders early. \\e
Potatoes, ',e per baa. give t free notice to our patrons.
Ladies' Drawers
Ladies' fine cambric Drawers:trimmed with Valencinnee lace or embroid-
ery with cluster tucks. Open or close etyle. Prices 50e. 75c, and $I.
Drosamakina.-Mian Prouty. of So-
dom. wishes to announce to the lad-
ies of Exeter and vicinity that she is
prepared to make engagements for
dressmaking or sewing at their
homes by the day.
EF;s for I[atchin;.-Pure bred
White Leghorn for hatching* from
excellent winter laying strain.
Flock headed by first prize cockerel
at Goderich Poultry show. $1.00
er aetting.-S. Andrew, Elimville.
1 Dix Cold Cure. Laza-a-cold, Laxa-
tive Brown Quinine, Weekc's Break-
up -a -cold. llumphrcys' Specific, Dix
Nasal Balm, samples free. These'
are all reliable remedies, for colds,
la grippe, influenza, etc. Sold by C.
.utz, Central Drug Store. Exeter.
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Don't take any chance this year.
gee Formaldehyde for smut on grain
l ow•ey's Drug Store.
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'fhe marriage will take place to-
day (Thursday) of one of our es-
teemed young ladies in the person of
Miss Mary Westarvay, to Mr. E. \V.
llilhorn. of Paris. The ceremony
will be performed at the atonic of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ford.
FOROVERBISTY'j KAI(S
As Ow AND Wsr.t.•Titrxn Itx..unr.-Mrs
W inslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty ears by millions of mothers for their
children while teething. with perfect slimes,
Iptsssoothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
forn151arnc�sa.cures nd It alic. pleasant to the tand is the ste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value Is Incalculable. Be
sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Byrn pand ask for no other kind.
:.l r. Caleb Heywood has raised up
his house and will put a new brick
cellar under same. 11 is his inten-
tion to also raise '1 he roof and put
added rooms above. Mr. Richard
Welsh is also putting a brick foun-
dition tinder Lis cottage, on Jame
street. and otherwise improving tit
building.
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W. W. Taman
Merchant Tailor,
Ilran $17 per tun.
Shorts $20 per ton.
Family Flour $2.85 per cwt.
Feed Flour. $125 per cwt.
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1 . Watch this space Every Week. t
ENJOYME TOILET PREPARATIONS
Grow In Popularity
They are Dawn-to•date goods.
A �` E They do all their makers claim.
BECAUSE They are pure and good.
'[hey snake friends and hold thein•
Our Tooth ('ream is PERFECTION in itself and costs no more j.
than others. it cleanses anti gives a pearly
hitetnnessii o the
henteath
and leaves a pdeviant taste in the mouth. Sent4
1'
dress on receipt of price, ': 5c. Let's have a trial order.
A.G.se e -TB -- A N'rlc r ICITIC 2 'wit SRN in tean and
county, write for Purity Mfg. Co. Exeter, Ont.
information
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Big Value in White Vestings
We have a big showing of white vestings. choice of newest spot figure"
and effects. Splendid washing quality, 20c, 25c, and 35e per yard.
Pretty Lustre at 50c yard
A very pretty collection of fancy lustres in blues and brown shot effects,
spots and stripes makes a smart up-to-date shirt waist suit. Price 50c per yd.
New Curtain Muslins
Curtain wash net 33 in wide, with frill edged with fine lace and insertion.
Curtain muslin of flue quality, 33 incites wide with tine open stitched edge,
deep frill, latest for bed room curtains. Price 35c per yard.
Bargain in Window Blinds
350 window shades in cream and 3 shades green, mounted on best roller.
Size 37 by 72 ut., clearing at 25c.
The Times from now until Jan. 06
for 75 cents.
Ed. Militant was in Itidgctowu on
business on Thursday.
Gilbert Dow has purchased the
black driver of the Rev. Mr. Crans-
ton, of Cromarty.
See why you should have a saving
bank account in the Sovereign Bank
id. last page.
The public schools cbose to -day,
Thursday, for the Easter vacation
and will re -open on
Services will be held on Gcod Fri-
day in the Trivitt Memorial Church
a .11 n. m. and 7 p. m.
Horse for Sale - Good working
rite for sate, cheap. Apply to M.
ckson & Son, Main street, Exeter.
Mr. T. 11. McCallum attended the
nunl convention of the Western
-Hetair Coal Associ:t; ion held at Lon-
don, this week.
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)tememher we have iI. & 11.•
Cleaner, Ox Gall Soap, \Vool Soap,
Setts of Leon, Ammonia, Borax.
Moth Balla, everything necessary
for house cleaning.-Ilow•ey's Drtl
Store.
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Main Street Church. -Easter
s
er-
vtcr<s next Sunday. thsmorning
the service will he taken by 1110 Rev.
G. Ilenderson, of Crediton, and in
the evening me are .lo have a non;
service. The choir under lb(' able
leadership and directorship of Mr.
Gurney and Miss Huston are doing
good work, and next Sunday even -
evening we are 4.xpeclin3 1 treat
from thein.
Dead what .1. 1'. Rogers & Co., tt(,
lits Marys, say ;moot our Star Flour
/"There is nothing loo aood not only
for the Irish but for Canadians as
well. Do you have ; dull heavy feel-
ing after Saha;, with headache' or
paint in 1 lie regions of the slots' tell:
or do you rise in the morning with
a tired feeling. and a bad taste in
your mouth? If so yen are using
inlet ior flour, and we would advise
that you commence ai once 1 he uae
of Exeter Flour and these eymp'otns
will rapidly disappear. - 11 rvey
pros.
'1r. Wallace Fisher, who has been
employed in 1110 Sovereign Bank here
for Some time itit been transferred
to the branch 711 Zurich. Mr. Grant
w•lto has been in Zurich for the past
month, has returned to Exeter,
where he w ill remain until t he
London liranch is opened o11.11 he
will be transferred to -that office.
:\ hill respecting convict made
gouda has been introduced in the
Ontario Government. 1. All goods,
w arcs and merchandiae nude by con-
vict labour in nny prison, reforma-
tory, or other establishment in .t bis
or am other Province•, in which con-
vict l ihour is employed, curd inn•
ported, brought or introduced into
the Province of Ontario. shall, he -
fore being exposed for sale, .e
branded, Iaoclled or marked as herr•
Matter provided, and ahall not he
exposed for Rale in any place within
this Province without such brand,
label o r►nark. 'l. -The "rand, label
or mark hereby required eh ill con•
fain al the head or lop thereof the
words "convict made", followed by
the year tool name of the prison, re-
formatory or other est:ahlishmrnt in
which it w•a. made. in plain English
let tering.
sminammlimlb
WHITE WEAR
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CARLINGS' WHITE WEIR AND WAISTS arc
known to bo the leading goods of Exeter. We know
we have the most stylish up-to-date Ladies' White Wear and
Waists at the very lowest prices. Everyone is welcome to
cull and see our beautiful isplay.
Ladies' Skirts
Made of fine English Cambric with deep muslin flounce, tri:ruil
med with four rows good Torchon Insertion and Lace 1.00, 1.25,
$1.75.
Another kind of best English Cambric with deep muslin flounce
trimmed with four rows real wide best Torchon Insertion and Lace,
dust frill on all skirts, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, •$3 5o.
1•'. W. Gladman was at the Coun-
ty 'Town cut business Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Berry, of Ingersoll, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Rich-
ard Seldon.
\V. J. Heitman wat attending the
convention of Western Ontario coal
dealers al London this week.
3. G. St:aubury was at London on
Saturday where he appeared before
the high Court on some legal ousi-
neas.
Mrs. Campbell and Miss T. Balk -
will, of Hamilton, were here the
past veck in attendance at the fun-
eral of their sister, Mrs. J. Rowe.
\ Mrs. Ilerbert, of the 3rd conces-
ion, liiddulpb, has leased her farm
or a term of years to her brother
William Holloran and may move to
Exeter if she can get a suitable
house.
Just arrived.- A oar of Michigan
Miss Nitta Carting, of Alma Col- i potatoes, price 85 cents per bag from
lege, St. Thomas, is expected home I car and 90 cents from store. As the
ct
to -night for a short visit with her, greater part of theta aro already
y
parents, Al r, and Airs. T. 11. Carling. ordered, parties wanting •tn •
I •tut qualify of potatoes had better
Mrs. \V. Gogdisont and little son,';tit
their orders at once. -A. Q.
aro the guests of her mother, Mrs. Ilobicr. - --- ----
D. Johns, and will remain a month
Mr. Goodison also spent Sunday in I . Inc Board of Trade held u meel-
ing in the Town Hall, on Friday
town. 'evening last to ht'or reports of
4•••••••••••••••••NN•❖• ( mmitlees appointed re the railway
Ladies who are overworked dor- 7 :, d knitting faotory. The commit-
ilttg house cleaning will find llowey's I t es failed to report, •and after some
Beef Iron and Wine, a splendid tonic Iscussion it was decided to appoint
••• , , . ' milker committee, who are to re-
port at t he next meeting to be
called by ibe president.
we understand that the slander
ant it :► brought by Thomas Russell
un behalf of his daughter Jessie,
atc:tinri 1.. C. Fleming, principal of
t he 1'uhlic Scl:ool, will be allowed
ego t o t rill. 'fife Assizes com-
t! at London on Tuesday April
lb. The 1rouole has grown out of
c expulsion of a pupil from the
(((Fool and the subsequent refusal
[ the•teacher and trustees to with -
raw the expulsion.
The election of officers for Main 1,
Easter Iety.-The services in 1 he
Sun -
street Methodist starch Fpworthl fririt1 Memorial Church next Sun-
day will be as follows -8 a. m..
League, for the ensuing year are as i Communion : 11 a. m , Morning
follow•% :-lion. President, Rev. Wm. /11,01Y
raer with Holy Communion : 3
Mryrr•in ; P es., Mrs.
:t 1 :Godwin ; ISe(1 i', t',., Children's Service ; 7 p.
Ileo r ; Cor. See., Alice Howard : I Evening Service. Special music in -
M eluding aulitetns and solos will he
Vice fres., C. ISndcavor, Atrs. ,lion• rendered. The Rector wilt preach
rv� ; \'ice. I'res, Alissi tiler, Mise 11. in the mutating on "The Resurrec•
hollick; Vice. 1'r0.., Literary, Miss lion" and in the evening on "The
Lilly Johns; Vice. fres., Social, Miser \oxl (lour atter Deaf h."
Sweet ; Organist. Miss M. llorney ;
Assistant Oruanist, Miss Edna Fol -1 .lack Frost, after lying low for
six v e it appearance here
weeks made to
t m
,e r k
lick.
1\'ord rroS received here last week 8:1iurday :int] g Fly. Snow began
f Il Ic 11 le,'
Mr_ A F to .,..cn 1 falling in flurries Saturday attet-
(nec Hannah !Ratchford) daughter r o 1 Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1t. Iltatchford, at Dcn• The wind I•:I5 blotr•ing almost a Xale
the � 0.ale, portion o[ .the time and
rcr, o o. Mrs.s
e t
Reports
111°1'•
ten train t
teas1
her hu'sb:mQ .,ono living on a farm
penetrating.
raear Sterling Cole., and for some frena the country state that segs-
ime had Suffered from :, tauter. II I:it' (tier not sufficiently advanced
:,s decided to have her undergo an io stiller from the frosts.
teralion at •t Denver hospital, and \Vedde.I in Winnipeg -The follow•
he w•aa taken there on Friday. April iltg iS taken from the "Winnipez
the Tl►o operation was successfully 'I'own•Topics" will be read with in•
!formed, but She was unable to serest by the ninny friends of the
Ole:land i effects and death fol- young lady tvite was one of the con•
Weil on t tday, Aliril 91 h. Mrs. t ractint; parr ie+. -At t he residence of
arren it to born in 1862. Shot .1. 1'. Clarke, Esq., nn \Vednesday
, Coal. Coal.- Having a lies.
loads of the celebrated Hawking
Valley Coal lett both for stove and ,
tat, I will sell in ton lots at $6.501,
and small lots at $6.73 per ton. Firat
conte. first served. Orders lett at �d
the office of A. Q. Dobler will i►e'.�
promptly attended to. -l1. Parson
CORSET CO ERS
Beautifully made and Lace trimming 2/c, 35c, 5oc, and 75c.
We have also the Dress Shield Corset Cover 95c_
DRAWERS
Nice English Cambric and Muslin, cluster tucks and embroidery 25c, 50c, 7i ,
NIGHT GOWNS AND CHEMISES
A big range to choose from
WHITE SHIRT WAISTS
Don't forget to see theta. they beat anything you ever saw in Exeter .
Very cheap $1, $1.225. $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.51).
ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF DRESS GOODS TO HAND. Having
sold out our ttret lot, we had to order another big lot, Call and see them.
CA -RUING BROS.
o ,e r a a ' • hie [ Tien :Ind continued all day une ay.
Colo. \Warren had, with t r 1 '
"Couches and Rockers" ,
eat 13 Colorado in 189!, find w•as ;,ftor,tnnns \lis% fila Mae Clarke, his
ar•icd 1c• \1r. Warren in 19112. Mrs. rl:moiler, wis married to Thomas
Varrt.1 w.a.; well respected by all It'Arcy McGee, secretary -treasurer
1110v0 who knew her. (ler parents of t he 'Phonism Ryan Cotnpany, Lim -
and twohrorher.s have floe sympathy iied. 'fist• ceremony runs performed
of many
int this vicinity, in their sad he the Rev. It. P. How•let, Il►e bride
bereavement. and trrcx,ut sl andira; under an arch ---�-
Deatla of Mrs. John Itowe. - On of iialtus in I he drawinz ieont. 11r. M11. 11095 l5 MACK
Friday, April 14111, Florence, wife of 31a eily flowles and Miss Manch" Ilett. Geor..e W. (toss, surprised his
John itowc, of Il:ty township, eldest Clarke. sister of the bride, attended iric.,i,l.• .,t "f"rrnlo, 'rud
e.ay tn
uorn-
daghicr of 31r. \W�hem t. Balk well, of the:is hest m:an and maid of tumor lite •a e wh' b'• r'•ttirnett front tl►e
Exeter, died a1 It^r (some in Ilay, af• respeet ively, while Master Whist on ,,,iii h, w it b"u• ,ny warning. Mr.
ler a few days' Murat, from p110u• :it'll Mts. 5itrjorie Gould, of Miami. Itnss, who I: is teen sojourning in
nioni i. She (rid beoti muffering from (it t anrl•children of )1r. an 1 31rs. lti • .lanriic.t for -r u,c lyeek•, said that
1:1 grippe for some days, which de- chard Gould of Exeter) cousins othere wa+ lit t l'' improvement in Itis
vcloptd into pheumonia, causing her Ihe bride made •t charming Is .tc aif old timade, rL'umatism. but apart
death. Mrs. Rowe Ivan in the best
of health prior to her illness, and
her death cline as a severe shock
to her fancily and relatives. She
leaves, besides a loving husband and
three softs, the youngest of whom
is fifteen years of age, her father,
Mr. Win. 1111kwell, of Exeter, Mrs.
It. Campbell, 11 'tuition. Mrs. A.
Rollins, Stephen M 1 s. 11. Welsh. i.'•s-
borne, Tillie, cf 11:smil ton, Eva and
William. Exeter. \Irs, Bowe was
bort in 1'sborne 12 year+ n go, and
Isis :11rcnya nettle her home itt Exc-
ter and vicinity. The funeral took by her tiro' her. I)r. Clarke, of tion•
place Stand ay aft ern eam interment t'•n, \W it 1, the gown 010 wore the
bring :a1 the Exeter rentc.tery. The Iraditio,vt1 veil and orange blot
floe( .,d f tinily has tl. nvn1pa1by .ems. Ilei r.nly ornament was :'
A Splendid Couch . . . $5.00
A Good Quarter Oak Rocker $3.50
Call and see our new Shop, one door south
of Spackman's Store.
W. C. HUSTON
Embalmer.
To
ilk
Buyers
Having bought out the Milk
Business and Good Will of
Ml'. A. Dow. I solicit a con-
tinuance of your patronage.
With Fresh Milk and
Cream
WM. RIVERS
Bui[a[ng Material
I This 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.
creast brocade silk with 4ouchts of
pink, picture hat. to match, and car-
e flower
' tl
The lit i' roses.
tied pink
girl looked hew•itohing iu el quaint
frock of cream China silk with
touches of blue. Mrs. Clarke, moth-
er of the bride, was oharntingly.
gowned in French grey Bilk crepe -
de -engine. The guests included only
intimate friends and near relatives
of th bride and groom. Guests
• The MI
ssee
.r ce rvcrc .
distance from
.t 1
McGee. from Portage la Prairie. the
Itcy. Mr. nail 3lrs. Burrows, from
Ardea, an•l 311. and Mrs. W. Gould.
of 31i:tmi. Thi _room's gift to 1t►c
bride s::as pr,: t 1 Sunburnt ; to t he
maid of honor pearl ring, and to
the trrootttsman .t pearl tie pin. On
the eve of his wedding Mr. McGee
w•i. the recipient of •t dinner sur•
rice of art litoogts from the mem-
bers of 1 lie company and staff of 'rlie
'•Lorna'. Ity in Company, Limited. The
bride's 'Join; .way ;own was a
cleric rosining. 11 remota French nov•
city cloth with hal of roses to
to it ch.
Water Tanks
If you need a water tank this spring
call at our office ani get prices and
leave your order. All sizes made to
order.
Custom Sawing
Customers who have timber in
our yards and who want their
sawing done, kindly call at the
mill and let us know what shape
you want it.
Wood for Sale
The Ross-TaWOr
G0. Ltd
0110,,.•.
.1,ifdohili
Lis
STRATFORD ONT.�✓ •
It pays to get a Pracl ica( Edu-
cation and it pays to get it in this
school. We can do more for our
graduates than any other Busi-
ness College in the Province.
Commereial,Schools employour
graduates as teachers, they now
that the training given in this =
instituticn is the BEST. Enter S
now. \Vrite for free catalogue. •
W. J. ELLIOTT, ll Principa's
D. A. McLACHLAN, , j
•••••• • •N N•••••• N•••N•
'Tint(%
for 75c.
Miss Hall, of Brantford. * ill sic nil
leo E•teter holiday• ai'tt ?Its.
Amos.
West Palm Beach, Api,4R
lemon is slowly sinkinz �t7t1 m t�
f runs t''.5'
until Jan. 1'It),i
Ryan, jr., NI. II. Steele and Fritz from flat. 1 g• s feeling very well
1 I t t skc his p: y ..t any lime. If to rrire
flower girl. The ushers were .1.
Spartintr. The weddinx march watt
played by \1i..s Meta Clarke, a cous-
in of 1 h bride. After 1 he ceremony
Ile sad int 1 i. won' not ie ,
in the 1.'•:islature until "f`1r still( - .ti•, (1 tr'ide iti,ct:.n , the
Faster, and in the Inca nl inn
e ,
narrow t tc ill tetntinuc to lead t b • end.
dainty ttfre.htnents were nerved OPissil' \Winnit"g, .\pili lg.-Tile ryctklp
item a pretty flower•dtekr•,I title crop bulletin of the C. I. it. shown
in the c(ieea aught li Mr. . ill that itte %veYnther during the psi.o
:'Irs. A1cG00 caught Ih^ Ht. Paul fLr \lnni11 Ileus'•, Lisluwr•I, "I' svt•ck has been unfavorable for seed-
flytr for the Twill Cit ies, where the ' • ••'I by )Ir. .I.lnt welsh. 1‘..s di•-' ittg throu shout tl►e whole West. and
Ironeymonn will Its spent. The bride's r 1 to b on fire al ;n early that whole the orison is considerate
gown was a charming creation of 1 ,.u1 Sunday morning.
It was ' ly ahead of last ye.u, work has been
silk. The cake was of handsome trae,e alrue( we, opposite the G. T. refits dolt ed. There is momein-
Y
Maliese lace, brought from Ireland 11. depot and before the fire brittad.' :tare ase in .rest sltewlir nut it is ton
r,uld trot their hose into pla,r, theieiriy in tlte' sp•'•an ioratimate what
flames were Lev and central. Build l Ihe tut al lost r=e will be. Tlie
,e-:
Build-
ing: and rot's, t• were .00nt t. IY fle-; we.,ther is gen, rally warmer 4o -day
t r nye,{, Low. •,hoof ft {,0011, { ar11y I int, w it h favorable weal h' r 1 hie
revered by io•,1r-ne-. Orioin of fire; wrek, tapld ptoarel• will he made. 4
f those r 1 ► have known she dc• swoon,' r.f pearl., the gift rf tL'
r. tog r r•
ce:tstrl since (WWIIc•'I. ;!room. 'rite maid of honor woresntknmvn.