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THIRTY-SECOND YEAR—NO 1662
HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT E
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, _ THURSDAY MORNING JULY lath 1905,
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T. HAWKINS & SON
Hardware and Seed Store
is the place for Builders and those intending to build
should go to get Cheap Hardware as we carry a full
line of
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
LRV [TROUOIIINO
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a Machine to make all our own Troughs
and can give you firstclass material. Try us and
you will be conuinced.
T. HAWKINS & SON
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Explosion in Coal Mine
Midsummer Exams
Locals
- \I r. ItussMl Fr is ttlendin3 :►
Itescurcrs Work Desperately After' F.\E'1'FIt j foto d yrs at. Grand Mend.
'1'errilic Firedamp Explosion :to!111011 SCHOOL 1)EI'3R'f�lE\'l'
Relcasr 51.1"4:1.1 Caught lu Tr;,'1'0:5111
l Gradu:ttins Commercial Chis: to
I .. ►:5n► Dipiornes will h.
�Cardiff, Wales, July 11. -At lead !!coots, !cook !lardy, 96 per reit! ;
j.6 !tree have been lost to -day oBertha \Willsall, 88; .Maude Taylor,
e
all xplosion of fire damp in Pit No. .,
8.1; Al !Anal Met ter, 83. Pass (;corse
of the National Cul]icry Coulp:uty'i \1'autbold, 6:3 !toy Parson-, 59: Gar•
IC N1 he town, in the Rhondda \'al field lind3ert, 51. Oliver GrayIwil,
ley, the centre of the ;teat Weis' 1. t0 becure(] a position ion ul the )(
coal fields. 1 1 l �: t;;•
Altogether 68 Lodics already have
been
u recovered.
heroic efforts have Leen made to ;ranted a diploma. 'I'Ir• gradua1inz
reach and liberate the c►►tombcd Commercial class t nok Shorthand as
miners, but late 1 o -day the absence the rata of 1O(\ !fords per minute.
of all sound told (lot tale of the , Seconal from rat:;i attended the
worst disaster \Pales bas sufferedr \ValJuly Howard, 70 teat. 1':ts.
from since 189x. per while others went 1,: eoo.1,
nine, of the examination and who
was on •the honor roll every month
throat shout they e•+r 1% 1 also o be
Mr. W, 3. Carlin; and on Thomad
spent the tWel fill in London.
Miss I{uttie White of iiL-uuours
is visions with Mr. and Mrs. !lick,.
alisa Edon Follick is spending a
few days of thi., week at Grand
Bend .
Master Willie :\u►oa is (pendia;
the holidays with his one's in Mc-
Gillivray.
Mrs.J.Senior and family returned
r ed
home the forepart of the week ar-
ter a pleasant) holiday at the Bend.
Thousands throne the mouth of
the pit. As each successive body is
♦ brought to the surface. the :great
•crowd surges forward in breathless
suspense .
• CARE OP COUNTY ROADS
iThere is a high kick in country
parts against 4 he statute which re-
Iquires farmers to cut the weeds of
the side of the public road in front
of thein lots, in addition to the per-
formance of statute labor. A cor-
respondent of the Farmer's Advocate
points out tthe large amount of work
• that 'thiel involves. "For instance,one
mean ownts two hundred acres, a mile
• tons, and from one road to the oth-
er. He has ewe hundred rods of
road •tel see to. The next man has a
corner farm, awl peahaps bast not
over a hundred acres, and in all pro-
Nbability hats more road to kook after
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.................0..........••••••••••••.....•.than rho larger farmer. I know
At Exeter and Centralia
Storehouses
Now ready for use, the best
Cement and Lime
1111105
Mr. J. F. L. Killoran, of Seaford),
has passed his final examination be-
fore the Ontario Medical Counsel ni
Toronto, and is now a full ftedxed
medico.
IRev. Mr. Cranston, of Cromarty,
wag.recently somewhat bruised and
disfigured by n brace fallen; and
striking him in the face while he
was naistinz et m barn raising.
Clinton is i italing for nn all
n6ght electric light service. The
electric light company offer to give
such a service if the 'town 1r•i1L in-
stall Aix more lirhks at .a cost of
of
several fifty -acre farms with -twice
as much road to see to as, some wire
as large, .and of one -hundred -acre
farms with nearly two miles of the
worst road in 1 he country." Wheth-
er the individual or the public mu -
'I horities should uttend to the des-
truction of weeds in county roads
is a moot puestion. It probably
figures out that the work is not
done as efficiently at private hands
That money can buy
also
Coal for Everybody
at lowest prices
J. GOBBUDIGK
WE'RE
SUIT
SELLERS
as it. would be under direction of
the +township council. The elan .who
neglects d0 is not pursued and forced
or fined and his neglect is a discour-
escment •te the whole neighborhood;
whereas, it tthe work were done and
paid fon by council out of the gener-
al 'rates welt one would sec to it
1460.00 each 'per year, that it was done properly. Certainly
the weed growths on road and farm
Must not bo confounded with cems are a great nuisance, which aught to
mon cathartic or purgative pills. Banque Nationale 902 50,000 55.13
Carter's Little Liver Pills are eatir- hn rob rid of
e 1 ely unlike them in every respect. _____•„.._____•„..One trial wil 1 prove their super-� 1
uBANK STOCK HOLDINGS
You aro Suit buyers. We make the
wits -you wear them out. We make
them as well as we can, so that they
will not wear out sooner than they
ought. Because, if they do, you'll
ilikely go somewhere else for your
-next Suit. And no ono could blame
iority. The chartered banks of Canada
Mr. H. L. Strang 11. A.. who has }told a splendid record for the wide
been principal of the Goderich Col- distribution of their shares. 1)ur-
le.;iate Institute for the past 31 ill; •the past few years special effort
years, was on Tuesday of last heck has been made by the board of direc-
tors of many of the oinks to in-
crease alio number of, the sharchold•
ers :ta much as possible, the fcelinz
being that a %rider distribution eat•
urally means more satisfactory se-
curity to the public. A unification
of Ilia number of shares, number of
shareholders and average holding of
Canadian banks with 10,000 or more
shares, shows that the Sovereign
Bank of Canackt holds the record
for the lowest :n•era 3e holding, 1►av-
ins 873 eliareholdera for 13,000 shores
making a splendid average boldin;
of 14.89. The b True
l rx Bank of Can-
ada also have a rood showing, hav-
ing 1,120 shareholders for • Q5,936
shares an nvera;e of 23.15.
The Bank of Commerce hats 1 be
largest number of shareholder-. of
any Canadian (tank, havin.z 3,151
shareholders ;Iv c.;ainst 2,518 share- lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It costa but a few cents,
and a bottler of it in .111e house often
saves a doctor's bill of several dol-
lars. par sak in I:xctor by W. 5.
I l owes .
presented with a handsome set of
Dickens' works and a fountain pen
by the pupils and ex -pupils of the
school.
Lot 25, concessions 6 and 7, Grey.
has been sold to Thomas Vodden, of
the same township, for the sum of
you. 8o much money ought to buy, f$7,100. Lot 26, concessions six and
-so much Suit, worth. And Suit worth seven has also been sold to Chas.
is fashionableness of fahrie-style in .and George Kerr, of IIenfryn, the
Cut-tit-finish-looks--dressyness - figure being $7,300. This will give
.and length of service. Kerr Bros. 400 acres of land .
i13ve no equal as a prompt and
As good a place as there is within positive euro for nick headache, bit-
, too
e alt this and
not t
it sto t
m e Rpay
lsousneas, consti(t,•Ition, pain in the
side, and all liver troubles. Carter's
Sup gm: aq 1 uo ;xl(J10 x,111010
Little Liver fills, Try them.
Conductor Quirk, of the L. H. Jr.
11. railway 'oetween \Vinzhant :tnd
London, passed bis 72nd birthday on
Saturday. ile has been in the em•
ploy of +the G. T. 11 for over 39
years, he is n most popular and valu-
ed man. and his host of friends trust
that he may be ns active for 20 years
to come.
Much is N. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
W.
JOHN'S
Merchant Tailor
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ATENTS
TRAM Nlals
S
COPYRIGHTS &C.
] e ue Neetns a swat ,m6ell 1ptionwhethdY
tlsventoon tt•t
on Panto
ants
Vierinficams tOil re0,1,.
A baedsomely tlfnstrated weekly. any /Argon U
ilenation of entree t�,,ttUrns►. 'l ems. $1 a
t/ OIL nolatry*11new arglia0
SetheMrnr, Newco Ci
tt� F 8t.. Washinston, D. 0.
THE CROPS pROM151NG
The continued heavy rains during
thc past: week have made it almoet
iutpos+iblc to earner in the very
heavy hay crop, too much rain 1►av-
in; Callen for the successful curia.:
of the crop. The rain has, however.
had a beneficial! effect on felt wheat Eastern Tow•nshiIt
reports now cominz itt from :111 di'- itattk 1
triols that the y'ie'ld will be about••• ••.1,:38
Bank of
10 bushels 10 the :fere. Barley ;and felon
oats aro extra fine 0ith the pronli,e 1f-ilifax ... .. 7811
of a heavy crop. 1400! •().1 111 kind( Ontario (tank 512
t t912
It,n N
l ( �:1 'lr 1: ('
are excellent, ematoes being a soot yl cr.teniv Itanklo[ 898
crop w•it lf, treat prospect'. I'aol ores (%.orad l !
are the test ever ecru, with lots of "' ••• 1,838
cattle doing troll. Sugar beets me Banque I'rovinciale
promising an abundant yield. Fruit du Canada 80'2
prospects are not so good a scarcely
of apple's boner noticeable.
l':_dnt i1isseit, t9 per cent ; 11e.�ie
Welsh. 54; Edit h \IcKrly, 53: jIa
Johnson, 52 ; .A1La11 McCurdy. 52:
Chesley Evans, 52.
Ite3ular class. form 1 to Porto
11. Honors, Edn•t Taylor. 74 per
cent.; Hu 11 ,1rbay, 71. leis.
Thomas Sanders- 67 Ter cent.;
Monate SI►eerc, (i3 ; Maud Johns, 62:
Mae Hawkins. ti1 ; Maurice Bottler,
60; Lea14 Hemmer, 59; Lulu Martin,
59; Edward Willis, 56; Mitchell Wil-
lis 56; John 'Walker, 51 ; Ida Rowe,
51. Itecommen led on , rill, Beat tie
Martin.
CItED11.OX 1CIi(J t. PROMOTIONS
The followin pupils were success-
ful at that promotion examinations
held in June. Nantes in order of
merit.
I't. 11 to Jr. V. M-xiiuunl 395;
required to pas t00: -Lulu Redden.
315; Evelyn I1leott, 211: Eulanuel
Beaver, 238 ; ,Lel )3 Dautnt, 210.
Jr. 11 to Sr. sill. \laximuut 491;
required to pass'2t7:-Quecnia Hod-
gins, 406; Lydia Oestreicher 39.2:
Iflorica 11111, 347; Francis Hill, 337;
Martha Welsh, 317; Melvin+ Urowtt,
301: Sam Wein, 282 ;Edith Anderson,
272 ; Roland Mot z. 255: Ire taw rl
Haist. 249. Earl Geiser, 218.
Sr. II to Jr. I11. Maximum 582;
required to pass 291: -Lulu Gaiser,
542; Mabel Wenzel, 172:ida Brown, Mrs. Alex Gould and little dauzh-
463; Lloyd I)an►tn, 312; Sam Prink- ter, of London, .•tad• Miss Grace. Vi- ` �.
1,eiucr, 822i j'(1;t1'I 1':a)Incr, 321; Ezra trine, 04 �litcltcll, ar^ tieitinz \T r, Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Ewald, 310; \V�btinxion Rau, :30ti. Gcor.3e Brooks.
Jr. III Ito Intermediate III. Max- Miss Dense Hill, of Exeter, has :te- Prices are Bound to Adva
inturn 565 :.required to pass, 283:- cepted a position in the office of
Pearl Treitz, 441; Nelson HAL 372; the Empire Produce Co. -Dort Hu- We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay lot lands.
Roy Red,ten, 354 ; Beatrice Ife.ddcn, rot Herald. give Actual Settlers to years in which to pay for lands,
:351: Harrison Holtzmann 337; Fera Mrs. Georgo Iloaman and son .Nfr.
Holtzinenn. 334, Charlie Gower. 302; Hermon /Iceman. of London, :ire $427 00 down secures 3: acres, (half section) of choice wheat
282.
harry \tan;nus, 298; Alice \Iain, 8peluiins the week at Grand Bend. •V'! • This would be a great investment for YOU,
Pend.
Int. aril to Sr. 3rd. Maximow Tull; The above investment is without any settlement ditties tvhate
required t opera. Sill: -Elsie Gainer, Mrs. (Dr.) E. R. I'ottick, of Grand 607; Lillian 1inYbiincr, .501 ; wane Forks. It. C., wlip has spent the past
$383 40 Secures � acres (half section) choice wheat land to an
Ocstreicher, 480; Matilda bestrcich- month here, i iftr on .Monday for • settler. No other payment required for two years,
er, 480: Matilda Oestrelcher, 474; ) siladelp her
Iemt., 11 icre 4he trill
Ernest Appleton, 411!) ; ,Alnneda Fink- visit alt bcr former home.
Pink -
twiner, 382, Marry Trick, 379; Clara Mr. Thos. Handford shipped 1110
Iloltzuvann, 356. car loads of very fins horses• to Win -
Jr. 1V to Sr. IV. \I:txintunt 700; nipt'; this week. These horses are
required to pass 351):-Iloward lleadd for exhibition alt the \Vestrrn Pair
500 ; Pearl Gaiser. 477. Edit it 11111, there end were t aken in chi rzc"lie
419; Pearl I3issett, 438; Ervin Pah- Mr. Gilbert Dow.
nor, 421 : Sylvester \Vuertle 119 ; lieu. \Vallee Ri3shy, who has been
Clarissa (fill, 396; Ch•trlic 1'inkbc+i- so seriously ill for the past year,
tic r, 365. haviuz td remiss' his charge al Park-
hill, has now been placed by the
ONE DOLLAR SAVED 1(EI'ItPi-
Conference on the Indian Reserve
BENTS TEN DOLLARS EARNED near Sarnia.
The ,•Ivera3a man does not save to Mrs. Thornton and family, 11h°
exceed ten per cent. of his earninxa, have seen spendin; a few day., with
Ile musC spend nice dollars in livi!►z Mrs. Powell al Grand Bend Isere
nest:+
z of \ Stewart
saved..tr. end (
expenses for every dollar That 11 htr St.ltart on
belts +t1►o case he cannot i,C too care- Monday eveninz, leaving for their
ful about unnecesaaryexpenQes. Very home in Listottel on Tnesd:ly morn -
often a few cents properly inveetc(1. 111;•
1)1.. L. L. Follick .and Miss Mabel
rollick, of Si, Malys, =pent Sunday
under ttlio parental roof.
Mrs. (Dr.) McCallum of Crestline
Ohio., is visiting her :.term, Mrs. 1i.
I3uckin3h3nt
Miss Aunt. Martin and grandfath-
er, Mr. Jameson, are visiting frPends
inlfount Forest.
.Ir. Barton Ilooper, who has '3pent
the past; week here has returned to
his home at Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Nash, of Sarnia, vis-
ited their (bushier. Mrs. Willis
Powell +hik week.
Miss Marion Elston, milliner a1
Parkhill, Ilan returned in herr home
hero for the holidays .
Case Howard, while cutting clown
burdocks, had the misfortune de in-
flict :t tasty .33811 across his hand.
with the sickle.
Messrs. Bruce Dixnan of Toronto,
and Will Dixnan, of Lu(xut, spent
Sunday under the parental roof,
Mr. A. Wood of the staff of the
Sovereign. Bank, London. is spendin;
a vacation at his home here.
Mrs. A. E. 13ennet•t and dau-ghter
et London, have been visitins relat-
ives here durinz the vast woek.
POH)1 WHITE & SOUS
This Will Interest Yo
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North V
Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. Lands
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest farm at
We hero made a number of splendid ittvestnvente fur cru clients. w'
-placed orders with us for selections of Canadian Pacific and ot11
North West lands. In a number of instances valttes have increased -
rapidly that our patrons could readily realize double the amount of
money they have invested, and in view of the splendid prospects
a bumper yield and an enormous crop, and the unprecedented num'
'of settler's coming into the west, prices of lands of good quality
situated convenient to a railway are bound to make a Mill fart
largo advance. -
History Repeats Itself
Success often breeds jealousy, and some people who protest to 1;
the land business, but who are not doing sufficient, businese to keep t
employed, have made the statement that a certain gentleman who
recently visited the Moat, reported that tho land which we have so
various individuals in this vicinity is rough and unsuitable for w
raisin;. The following latter speaks for itself.
UsnoRerx, ONT., JUNE 2 Eu. 1005
RomERT E. PICKARD, E8q , Exeter, Ont.'
Dear Sir. -It has come to my knowledge, that some remarks wh
made, on my return home, after niy recent visit to the Northwest Terri
have been misconstrued by certain individuals, who, apparently from s
motives have reported, that I asserted that the land which you have s
and around Fxeter, for the Canada Pacific Railway Co. is rough land, u
able for wheat raising. Now in justice to yourself and myself, I woul.
to state that the only land I saw which you sold is atract which you dis
of to Dr.tHyndman of Exeter. and I may say that this i; a very d
piece of property and splendidly adapted for wheat raising. As fo
other properties you may have sold, 1 had no knowledge of them w
the west. But since I have returned hotne I have learned that I w:
within twenty -Rye miles of any of them, and therefore could not pt
dive an opinion on then. Regretting very much that anything I may
said has been used to your detriment and wishing you every •►wccessl
i remain, Sincerely yours,
(Signed) TEEOAtiA`? 1'Q WAR
like haying r+eede for his garden, will Thu irlcerio• of 1 he rust(►Ificc hoe
wive several dollar; outlay Liter of neon touch improved in appearance,
the walk have been kat.soutin0d, the
inner office brine, done in a pale
shade of green, and the ceiling in
white. Messrs Dinney and llowcliffc
were I h_s decorators,
1t is 1 he aan►c in basin; Chamber -
holders in t he Bank of Montreal. A
compilation of the number of share-
holders, number. of aharee, and ar•er-
a;e holding of the powerful Can:ld-
ian banks, the shares of which :Ile
principally held in Canada, 15 :,s
lows: Bl'LLE'f1Nti ISSUED 111"I'
No. of No. Aver-
Share- of are
holders
.Shares. Holtlins
I
Lulk u( Molt reel 2,.1r 18 140,000 55.59
Quebec Dank ...1,104 25.000 22.61
Bank of N. Scotia 722 20,000 27.70
Dank of Toronto... 019 :10,00:) 18.16
Molsonv (lank 9111 60,000 66.5!)
THE
Merchants Bank of Canada
HEAD OFF iCE. MONTREAL.
CAPITAL +,all paid up)
RESERVE . • ..
SURPLIS PROFITS...•
Tiros. :PYMK, (levers) Manager
95 Branches In Canada
People's Ilan kof
Halifax .........534 50,1100
t'nint' Ilan kof
Cana dl 9111 25,11110
Canadian Rank of
Commerce .. ...3,481 171,000
iloyal Rank of
C made da ... ... ... 608 :30,000
Dominion 11:1nk ... 678 010,000
\lerchants' Bank of
1 P. E. 1. ... ... ... 162 10,601
Bank of ilatnilton 653 22,365
$6,0oo,000 Standard flank of
Cana(le . .. .. 153 20,000
$3,200,000 !tangos do 141. ily-
.... .... 1ii,�s,1 :Ictalhe ... ...... 3116 ----
liank et 0,1 awe 165 25,000
K. F. iIERDSN. rn►peri'1 hank of
'Superintendent of Branches (:made ... .. ...1,129 '2.,,936
Snvercizn (tank of
Canada . 873 13,000
Met ropolit in (tank 200 10,000
21,977
26,72:1
15,000
50,100
60,000
67,723
SAVINGS BANK
1'OI'L7'Itl' DIVISION, OTTAWA
Three bulletins cont main z 11.+cful
information
for 1 he poultryman are
heir; ieslued by the Poultry Divi-
sion of the Live Stock Manch at
Ottawa .
Bulletin No. 7 is a rewritten owl
revised addition of "Profitable Paul -
20.17 try (arrninz", (No. 0,1 amt cenl:tin.'
chapters on 1, 1,cubatiou. 2, Ilrool-
:41.2fi inz. :3, The Chicken 'trade. 4, Sele-
27,0►7 dila of suii,hle breed. Fr, Crate•
rr
oa.t.If:lt. ►nn1 chickens.
,1
rut;
Chickens for Jlarket. 7, Markel inz.
32.1:1 8, Some StationWork. 11 Tis' Ezs
Trade. 10, The flock. 11, feeds for
8t.11 Poultry. 112, Trap 508144.
itullelin No. F, "F'armer's Poultry
es.63 house", :1 pamphlet of 15 pares,
treats of. the 110(4(1, location end 44-
27.71 eat ials of a poultry house for the
farm and 'gives plans of seven good
13.91 poultry housoa Wed in+ Canada. Sta-
tistics
1:t-
1istics of she value of poultry .in
19.31 Canada, divided into provinces, with
88.19 quantities exported, etc., err in.
eluded.
65.161 Bulletin No. !1, ' Dive s"ee rind I'as_,
:31.21 nsite'a of Poultry," ran •a p:' 1 9111' 1
of 15 pa 304 dcs(t ilk's the v • 64411-
11.15 (Iieease•R affect in poultry, with t1+•
1mat mein adopted I v' I+ucee.-I ill
16.1!) Poultry mea.
53.11 Any er all of 11a -se bull. tin+ top's
to bad on application to 1'. ('. Elford,
21.15 Chief of Poultry division, 011.twa,
Ont.
11.59 .._--....-_--
13.60 '
-
13.66' GOOD FOil. STOMACH TH01'111,1.:
E8TAi3LiSitl:l► ANI) CONSTIPATION
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings "leo you allude t o 1 h'• at►ton1o,1ik 1 "Chamberlain's 8tom (ch and Liver
ns 'he' or 'she'?" Tablets have done me n trial deal
Batik Accounts and Deposit Receipts. -lie,' of course." of ,good," Mays C. Towns, of itat I'or-
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle- i -why of rourset•• (a;0, Ontario, Canada. "ikin z :1
Omen, to whom loans arc made on approved names, "Because tow (.f them rill sway mild physic the after effects are not
Letters of Credit issued to travellers,payable in allparts of the 11Th a lx r,? h"r l wnenan in Nc1t I lar in 10:uI t and 1 cape reconm('n11
p S 1"ark the ether day." - Cee. Ni,, 1 theta to alt whn suffer froth s onrarh
world. i 3'1 sin 18.i r • disord,•i." Far „1,1 in 1•:xoter toy \W.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED cirTOAss. 8
When wort a pleasant lax.-;
Bearsty _Aplecool, hews QG�'f1 live tl id is easy to lake and Corr mil
CREDITON :BRANCH ei
t et
F. B. HOLTBY, Manager.
:o act, use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liven Tablets. Fnr +•slat i11 1?!M'•
tor ly W. S. ilooey.
Mr. Will \luir of i h^ NIolson4
Bank, Waterloo, I►as Icon 4pondia;
;1 (41.0 41(•('k9 Wlealinn al his 110111e
here. On tia111idtty Iasi ht' received
word that he had hese transferred
to a ora of the hank al 111.1-4e.
tow
1i.1 tt-
tow
n. Iic .arcs o hitter lc th 1. t .1 part, of
i he week for his new pn:•i1 ton.
The zal•dt(11 party 111 rnn•Ipcl inn
with the Trivit1 Memorial church
on 'I'u08d,y sr•enine. L•1.: eat %tell
attended not wit list attain z the t••.1her
wet and cloudy heal her. The eteh-
in.t tees pleasantly spent do- t hn+.e in
atteorlance, Exeter lir s -s Heal! r.:1-
de1.inz several selections during 1/I
e1'1'11111.r. Proceeds anen In 1 1 iw •
, to
over $10.
\i.\ItltlED AT
\ very pretty w•eddins teas per-
formed iit Bl. Paul's cbu10h, Resits',
by the Her. Geo. C. 11111, rector, on
June the 27th, at 2 o'clock. tt 1, n
Misr \Villa Iiod;ins, second .11:12lit; r
of Mrs. T. C. llodsin', of L'tc-n,
0111., bccanto the bride of Mi. John
Hunter, of Moose Jaw, :\•-.t. Tho
1111110 w•:14 prettily nutted in 4,1100
silk, with trinunints of (Litton and
ribbon, and was unattended. After
the ceremony w•;11 performed the
happy couple look the t•tenin.' 1fain
for their house in Morose J.%. The
groom iv a son of Mr. Sinton Hunter
near Exeter, and is •1100,; those of
our youn3 teen who have prosper(' 1
in !bat rapidly zrowin4 country. Be
noir holds :t t(•ty lucrative petition
in Mous, Jae. Both Mi. and Mrs
Hunter have many friends in this
locality who still join in wishing
hem 1 still 11101e prnellerous and
jnvone journey t hrou;h life.
CASTORIA
For Infants sad Children.
Tb. KM Yoe Han Always hued
Bears the
Signature of
It. E. Pickard has just la—turned from a ten %reeks trip flit•
the West, and is prepared to make careful rotectiona of land, for t
wishing to make investments. Any orders left at his residence
have his best attention. See us Is•fore 1t•o leave ante fir i he \Vest.
R. E. PICKARD,
Frobisher, Assa. - Exeter,
SOMETHING OF INTEREST
JUNE BRIDES
Fcr the benefit of those a
to go housekeeping we
placed on sale a cargo of F
tore of every hind and qu-
which we purpose selling
special reduced prices du
June month.
We carry the largest stock
Furniture in the cooly and
quote you prices tfia cannot
beaten in Ontario
ROWE & ATKINSON
• Furniture dealers and Funeral direct(,. t+
Heaman's
Hardware ane
Stove Store
We sell Plymouth Binder''t'wine. Plymouth SI)ecilal
feet, Silver Sheaf 600 feet and Gold Medn1 651) ft. to pot
You get satisfaction and good value for your money w
you LISP Plymouth Twine.
Preserving Kettles
Aluminum Kettles from 85e up
New Blue Granite Kettles .... from .155 up
A full stock of Aluminum and Granite Ware ;tlw.i);
stook.