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THIRTY-SECOND YEAR --No 1668
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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.
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24th 1905,
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
UIVLTROLJGfIIN�
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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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PIONEERS PASS AWAY' SENATOR WARK DEAD
Huron Suffers the Loss of two
its Earliest Settlers.
RUSSELDALE
Wm. mew
-Mr. uud Mrs. Henry Francis. of
chi;an, nre visitinz Sirs. \Vm.
of Passed Away at Frederickton, N. B. lei
o.r Sunday, Aged Loa, Coward. Mrs. John Fletcher, Mr.
henry i'rancils. jr., nnd other friends
ROBERT C_\\\ Tho Luistins of 1111.,+ :u half utast SL will also visit AI r. Henry Irran-
The death occurred Sunday, Aug. ou n1 city halt. Parliament'guild-
cgs. of London. It is a pleasure to
inv. Ind Giber i,u.)lic nuildings, -aces again.
20th, 1905, of Mr. Robert Cann, of
Usborne, aged 79 :years. :and 10
months. tlic result of an accident, Ben Iter, rind the oldest le.giylator in
1rtrt ictllarti of which 4t ere pit:dished
in •the Times of Inst 4veek, in; which the world. bad passed :tway. The
ii was stated he sustained serious tl«It1. 'tai a most peaceful one, and
the end was not unexpected. Ile
suffered from no disease, weakness
and extreme age :wins the only sotu-
p La i urs.
Some tvoeks ago he was stricken
by .The heat, but outlies :flabl a
shows 1im^ aro. when he again be-
came unwell. Each day he .gree
%weaker, and Carly Sunday morning
it
was seen that the end.•It•is ap-
proachin.. At 8.10 Sunday nlort)in.;
Senator 1V.trk ended a life of 101
scars six months and one day. His
ndtltl remained cleat• oto the last, :11111
lis looked forward do death with
(:hristiatr fortitude.
Tho late Senator Wail{ was born
in. Londonderry, Ireland, on Feb. 1911,
1801. Hu ret Gal in New nrunswick
in 1825 and early entered politics
there. Ile oat ?n all for eight years
in the Legislative Assembly of New
Brunswick, and afterwards for 10
yearn in the .Upper Chamber. known
rot the Legislative Council. In 1858
lett %vas choses as Receiver -General of
the Province, :in office he held un-
lik 1862. When in 1867, at the Con-
federation of the Dominion of Can-
ada, he was called to the Senate by
flan Govcrament of Sir. John A. Atac-
(u.Illel as one of Rhe representative
nt0.1 in his province. In that body
he sal until the lime ofhis death,
hailer cemetery, followed :1y n Lir3d. and on the occasion of his 'hundredth
shortly uefore nine o'clock Sunday -,firs, Goulding is tlde guest of
announced lhai Hon. David\Vark. Air. nod Mrs. 1). Goulding for :e few
days.
-Miss Blanche Rook has rltturned
to our villrege again.
-Mies Edna Godbolt left on Tues-
h^_n aunt at Wroxeter.
-Mr. D. McDougall. tvbo throng')
vacation leis been helping Mr. 1).
Goulding with hie hay anal ha.t•esl-
.n;, has commenced his duties as
principal of the pu:)lic school again.
Miss Howard has also token up her
duties ;gain in the junior Qehool
room.
-Jfr. Albert Calm 1:•• 1 ; 1 '•,e..
,ung on Friday morning last of 1.n -
]n; two of his fingers badly injured
while leading a :toast. his ;fingers
;citing entangled in the rope.
-Threshing Time h;R commence]
around here, the harvest ]king al-
most n l an enol.
injuries from a fall lie received while
assisting in the hay mow. it wets
feared at first abut his back was
broken, but an examination showed
he bad sustained injuries to his
spine resulting in compbste paral-
ysis of almost lite entire body, re-
taining consciousness until the last.
Mr. Cann +vas born in Devonshire,
England, in 1825, and at the age of
18 came to ibis country, settling at
letrlitg 0.1, it Isere be resided for
six years. He it hen carne to Cs -
borne ,and lived there continuously
on :the same damn, for over fifty
,oars. HIe was a Methodist in relig-
ion, a man of Stirling qu iLi ty and :1
man whose word was us good as his
band. rent} altboug1t knowing some -
thin; of the +hardships and toils of
oarly pioneer life, he always enjoy-
ed :good haaLth and was ever active.
Ile was a Liberal in politics, but
whilst awl inking active part in po-
litical affairs, was well vet -sett in
pu111i0 stat tors.
Be ie survived l.'s- n v. ]sow, who
mourns 1 he Toys of a devoted hus-
band, also three eons tool three
daughters. Mrs. Miller, u1 Ilervic;
Mrs. ll. Williams and Mrs. Gcor;c
Kerslake, of Usbor.ie. and Thomas
Charles and John, of Usborne.
Tho remains Wears interred in the
At Exeter and Centralia Fall Term Opens Septet corlcge of relalivos and ftic:ruls.
Storehouses 5th
birthday lie. was 4lie recipient of
con.;ratulaiions from both houses of
Parliament. having served longer in
Legislatures of the British Empire
Now ready for use, the best IN THE FAMOUS 111311 tiny other nom recorded by
ment and Lime
ELLIOTT
,�iliihv�ll
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hat money can buy
hat money
also
Coat for Everybody
J. GOBBLEDIGK
at lowest prices
at lowest prices
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W '+I'RE
SUIT
SRLLtRS
TORONTO, air.
• All our gc.tlurates are sure of •
• getting positions. Among our •
large attendance of students dur- •
ing the year were ex-studens of
• ten other Colleges. Write for
Circulars.
w, J, ELLIOTT,
Principal.
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Fall Term Opens Sept.
5th.
You are Suit buyers. We make the ���� N
Suite -you wear them out. We make f�!
them as well as we can, so that they , / /
Will not wear out sooner than they �/ sed; , s 7../....:pought. Because, if they do, you'll r �_�
likely go somewhere else for your ETRATFORD., CNT.
MU Suit. And no one could blame
you. So much money ought to buy
410 much Suit worth. And Suit worth
Is fashionableness of fabric -style in
est -fits -finish -looks - dressyness -
and length of service.
A4 good a place as there is within
Miles to get all this and not pity too
*much is W. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
4,
and $18.00.
.4` W. JOHNS
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Merchant Tailor
iElE6RIPNERS
5000
�00 NEEDED
Annually, to fill the new positions crested by
ilalir•ond and Telegraph Companies. We want
Young Men and Ladles of good habits. to
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
and R. R. Accounting
Wet urni.h 73 per cent. of the Operators and
Station Agents in Americo.. Our •ix0,0100141
are tho largest exclusive Telegraphy `schools
1n the world. }:+tabtished 5) years and en
dorsed by all leading Railwsy OMetals.
We execute t $250 Bond to every student to l
4arnish him or her a padtion paying from lin
Mountains.
atns. or In S $7 east of the RockyIn Local Agents Wanted
Mountains. or from :75 to SUa a month In
Mattel west of the Rockies, immediately upon
graduation.
on.
Students
ran enter at
any
time. No
vaca-
•+tons. For full particulars regarding any of
our
to our
Schools
at eincin tattl. 0. Cetaloguc free. entire
-THE-
It pays to get a business educa- •
• tion and it pays to get it in the
Ischool which can do most for its
students after they graduate.
Phis school is recognized to be
ione of the best Business Colleges
in Canada. All our graduates
secure positions. Business Col-
leges frequently apply to us to
secure our graduates as teachers.
Write for our free Catalogue,
W. J. ELLIOTT,)principals
D. A. McLACIILAN,
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emessmis
Ifyee, your friends or relatives suffer with
Fits, Ep4epsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling
Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable
treatise on such diseases to THE Lulea Co.,
179 King Street, W., Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell or can obtain fur you
LEIBIQ'SFITCURE
Morse Boucot of Teleorapj
and matt l, Ohio. Buffalo, N. Y.
Atlanta, Na. LaCrosse. Wis.
Texarkana. Tex. sea Francisco, Cal.
At once for ('.10tda's GREATEST
'I{Si:)IEA" for the town of F.x-
siad surrounding country, which
w• We reserved for the right man
Start now at the best selling sea-
son, and handle our
NEW 4I1ECIALTiES
on Liberal Terms
Western Real Estate , its for particulars and send 25c.
for our handsome aluminum Pocket
Limited• Microscope, (a little gen)) useful .o
farmers in examining Seeds and
:rains. Orchardists in t s•ln.inins
Trees for insects. Glr r
e v in ex-
amining
amining
Plants for insects. Teach-
ers and scholars In studying Botany
and everybody in a hundred different
v ay .
STONE & \\•ELLiNGTON
Foothill Nurseries
Over 100 .,cies Toronto. Ont.
1sx
78 Dundas St., London
1f you want to buy a forte in any
of the following Counties rend for
our list. Huron, Grey, Bruce, F. gin
Essex, Kent, 1laldinland, Li»colli,
Middlesex, Muskoka, Norfolk, Ox-
ford, i'erth, feel. Simcoe, Onterlo
,Victoria, \\''hand, Waterloo, Went-
worth or York. We have scene of
the best farms in the Province for
Gale. We also have a large number
of Town. Ville ze, and liuniness pro-
perties for elle. Send for our list
before buy int.
11 you have .1 Farm or other pro-
ps. ty for sale write for our terms
lomethod of Belling Ileal Eltate.
0 char to unless the property i'
slots or exchanged. full particu-
lars on application. The \Veetern
Real Estate Exchange Ltd.. London,
• t)r►tafi0.
GOOD FOiL STOMACH 14ItOUIILE
AND CONSTIPATION
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets have done me n :riot deal
of good," stye; C. Town., of Rat Por-
tage, Ontario, Canada. "Being n
mild physio the after effects are not
uapleaeant, and I can recommend
them to all who suffer from reotnach
disorder." For nate in Exeter i,y W.
S. Howey.
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REV. LIVING STONE HAD A NAR
OW ESCAPE.
Itev. .1.1(1me. l.iving41t.rnc, of Londol
1114 n narrow escape from ilro''.n]tlg
:1t 1'ert Stanley Saturday la,t. His
family have been summering there
for 11,0 past rnon(h and Mr. Living
stone went down on Saturday to
spend the day with them. itis little
daugl1ter Varna pleaded with kin
to ,go down Io the like for a oath
not.w•ithstandiig thd• fact 1)1.I
on
the lake ons very ninth. Ile c -
ceded <a her ic1111v,,•1 . 11 IA 1450 M111,
itct. e1t►.I Douglas, 44,•4e 11ir..oly in
nalhinz, and Mr. Lit•iug Ion.' left
his lilt le daughter •on t he .tach and
.zott yhti deeper gator. The oases
were high and into undercurrent tory
+strong. '.1r. Livingstone intended to
gd out and come in on the. mot of
n nix wave. When out some dis-
tance from the shore a large wave
11 ruck hint, Ihtowing him off his
feet, 111e undercurrent ooized him,
and out for the prompt action of
his 1(11 Douglas, oho was sl-anditl z
doss by. he would have 'wen carried
out+ beyond. Dousing 1,44:1111 on, and
grn'ped his father- until help ar-
rived from shore. :'M r. Livia:stony'
11:1 4 carried to the betel' i t a 0emi-
ccnseious condition. ale quickly 1e
%ived, htntetcr, ,nd was :,ale fo 4t:ilk
around. Ile altl,c;ued to +,r none the
wnrsn for his exl.c11e1c4, out slated
that 11e would not trust himself to
the inercy of t he 4? evcv :tram.
A F•\MOi 8 $l'1t)Oi.
Tim Elliott Mosinee,.. ('olleie, Tor-
• at0. i+ one of 1Lr :wet schools of it,
kind in t his country. A 'arse slum-
ber of new Ftu.lents 44]11 enteJ,.thie
School on Sept. 1, h, the date of(.!
ollenint of the Fall Term. Write to
the College for a c:etntosue ]f into,.
vete., in a buliness 1 due (rime
O�erOA i.
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A _ U4 Kis reg to laI(a wrest
Sieuttri
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history. 1 -t
CREDITON
Arab
-Mr. Joseph Heist and family
have returned from the Lurmey
Soul ht State of Mississippi, where Mr.
Raise had a share in a Large timber
limit. but owing to the intense hest
ho idealized it wiso to return north
They have come very intereeting stor
i>es Co tell of the habits and modes
of live); of the Southern people and
else of elle Lar, re plantations.
-Miss Lizzie Eilner of Detroit is
spendini3 n 'few weeks under the par-
ental roof.
-Mrs. \Y,azester, of Zorra, is at the
German parsonage waiting on her
daughter, Mrs. Damm, who is down
with( +typhoid fever.
--The nnnual Children's I)ay was
celcora(ed, in the Evangelical church
on Sabbath Inst. In the morning Rev
Damm preached nn appropriate ser-
mon. The afternoon meeting consis-
ted of soars and speeches my Rev.
Ya ger of Zurich ; Jtev. Clemens of
Dashwood, and 1). 8. Faust of Zurich,
In the eveninz a contata was rendor-
ed entitled "The Gem of Days," at
thy close Rev. W..1. 3-a ger and J. II.
Bolt zmerin gave missionary addres-
ses. TLB total collection for the day
amounted in the neighborhood of
$15.
-A very interesting 'ranee of base
hail was played on the home diamond
on Monday evening last when the
Stars of this place played a combin-
ation of the best players from Luean
Alsii. Craig and Parkhill. The game
resullerl in a victory for the visiting
loam. Our boys feel .zrcatly encour-
n zed knowt tag that they .save them
a hard .;arae with two of their play-
ers laid off, and had do be substitut-
ed by seconds, and they ,.1eserve cred-
it! for playing the same without an
outsider.
- ,1 yelp)-; peoples picnic teas 'held
at. Grand Iletin Tuesday ktst.
-Mr. \\•cQ. Finkaeinor tits epenea
Iup •1 sroc0ry and confectionery in
.1. Ii. Iloltzmann's new block. We
wish Wes. every success.
-Mr. Albert Morlock is ;ivinz his
residence a now of t:alylt.
' -Miss Worm, of Zurich, is the
guest of :Miss Lydia Schwartz.
- '1')►e many friends of Rev. .1. G.
Lit t.•of \Voterloo, ware all pleased to
seri hien :gni 0.
- Mr. Jas. Mannon, of Shipk:l, took
in t he :tall ,same on •Monday Inst.
1
Alr. Ii. i.s 'fakinz a areal interest in
"' Store -' this is phl Cee
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811 AIRON
-11r. \\•ut. Broke:oh:ire &slid our
aur; 1 flying visit Sunday kisi.
-Miss Alice \Vny, of Woodstock,
returned home after anexlended vis•
it' in this vicinity.
- Mr. Edwar.1 Nestle ea lied on
Wends here Mond iy last.
-Mr. Samuel llrokenshire Contin
ucs very ill. Ilis many friends hope
In hear of his recovery.
- A number from here and Goshen
Line attended a party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. \Vin. Mawhinney
he honor of her Ince t:cr. Garnet
Ann^y who returned to Brintford,the
following morning to attetel to his
duties
- Messrs Jos. and izrl \
m
Yere
IIti .guests of Mr. unit '.ors. Henry
ileynolds of Sessmith on Sunday last.
-Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tret•etluck
of Crediton spent Sunday Inst with
\Ir. and Mr.. Aloes Amy.
- Mr. and Mr.. Arthur Cosworth
'.cern (he swots of Mr. and Mrs.lto:,t
Cltnpbell on Sunday last.
LUCAN
'1'110 results of 1110 deparintental
ex.inlin•ttions held at the Lorin high
School show that hie record 1111.10
.,y 1 le school flits year is 11:" rest
in its history, twelve out of thir-
teen who w rote on senior leaving
having :Icer' successful. All the ma-
triculation etudentn Were sneccssful,
.1 great many of them res ivin; hon-
ors. The majority of those who
wrote will receive n ecrtifieete.
GET MORE VIM
JP you are mired, nervous, sleepless,
have headaches and tan;our, you
need Dr. II ineltnn's Pills: they tone
Elie stomach, assist digestion, brace
poi up at once. Taken at night, you
ars well by morning. Sickness rind
tired feeling disappear instantly.
Vint, spirits. happy health, all the
joys of health comes to everyone
that. uses Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No
medicine so satisfactory. Get Dr.
ilamilton's Pills to -day, 25e. per box
ad all dealers.
HAYFIELD
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1,41-(1:4101;11414. 1e. Stnnhury is visiting i.1
The llisl►op has appointed Rev. 31r.
Budgeter, tale of 'Toledo. Ohio, to
fake .the work of the Ilayfield iraa-
islt for a month, after which a roe-
dent cler;yrnpn will probably he ap-
'10irlted.
,U.iSti] Olive ;fltornpson is home
from Pori Arthur tot` A Waif.
-31r•. Arthur Peck ttld wife, of
('lavclnnd, Ohio, are the gtresis of
.Mr Q. Peck's mother here .
- Rev, Mr. McKibbon, of Ailsa
Craig, accompanied by his wife and
family, havo rented n cottage here
fon tiro remninder of the season.
- Mrs. Jamieson and child, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., visited Mrs. Geo.
Erwin east week.
- Miss Stuart, of London, 15 tlx:
;ucstl of her rester. Mrs. (Dr.) Stan -
bury.
- Mrs. Rhymes and child of Brant -
are visiting her parents, •31fr. and
Mrs. J. Ferguson.
- air. and Mrs. Graham Moore -
troupe. of Saginaw, :are the guests of
the formor's parents, Mr. and. .lits.
Moorebonee,
- Miss Lizzie 1'ctlooner is visiting
friends in Ilruceficld .al present.
- Mr. C. Brown. of Londan, was
the ]guest of Mr. tend Airs. Wbiddon
few days last week.
- Mrs. %)w]!' and on, Mr. \\'al-
ter Wal win, of Detroit, arrived in
the villa;0 on Monday to spell(' a
short, time in lite village,
- Miss Penton, bliss Davis, of De-
troit. Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Camp:tell. Mas-
ter J. Macdonald, of Clinton, 31,. and
Mr -t. Moan, Miss Beal, Clifford Bean
oC \Voodetock, Marion \Valvon, Soa-
fort h ; Mrs. Marshall .and Mrs. Ms -
London. are quests at Mrs
John For gluon's.
ItEDI'CF:D A HARD SWELLING
Mr. taus. E. Goroux, writing from
l'embr:,ke, tells )tow he was injured
in a lumber ramp. "A heavy Log
rolled :against my leg and 1 was
laid up with stiffness and a hard
swelling. When I applied Poison's
Nervilino 1 got relief. A few r11'a-
bin gs with this .good liniment cured
iiic." 111 Ilan bush Nervilino is in-
dispetlsible ; it cures neuralgia, Copts,
r lleur111 tkinl and internal disorders
too. No person oat) afford to i►e
a ]thoul.
Nerviline. Useful for :III
internal rind external train. Large
o0ttl^s 25e. at all dealers.
IIICK8' FORECASTS
1'Lo 2:11 d, 21111 rind 25th are days
t.11 end about 4thich reactionary
,.lownl conditions will be marked and
scorer.il. If low and falling barometer
1:•,d into this period -a result likely
10 occur -stomas of on equinoctial
n Ilurc are very probable, especially
no the south Atlantis and gulf coas!s
'Phis period is .also likely to :wring a
crisis of summer warmth, foltomed
decided and general chart re to
tench cooler 'villi ntnlosl or quite
ftur; 10111 p('ri to res over much of me
i101t N
1':1.STON.-On Sunday, All 211.: 20111
1905, .In Mr. .1.1d Mr,. 1•:I-.ron, and
Co.,. Iliddulph, :e son.
TiIOMi'SON.-On Sunday, AI.u�t 20,
1905, 4n Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
•on, 3r0 con. of tlsborne, a dill ill -
1,,f1 .
WiiITE.-Or, Wednesday. August 10
1905, the wife of Wtn. White,
Stephen, •
/uin., on and rlangllter.
DIED
CANN.-in tt•borne. on Sunday. Auz.
20th, 1905, Robert C uul, n zcrl '79
years, 10 months.
1I011GEIt'I'-Ito 81. Joseph's hospital,
Landon, on Saturday, Au rust 191 b,
1905, Archijald liodzert, of Exe•
ter. razed 77 ye:t.ra, 6 month. and
1 .114.
CASTOR I A
For Infants sad Children.
11. Kill You bus Ahlsjs milt
Berrys the
8ignsttu. of
JOIIN WHITE & SONS
The Great North Wast
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North Nest
Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Vailey and Manitoba Cos. Aso
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest farrp lands.
We have mads a number of splendid inveatrncntd for our clients. who
placed orders with us for eulcctious of Canadian l'ucifie and crater
North West lands. In a number of Instances value, have increase(' bo
rapidly that our lratro,ts could readily realize doubles the amount of fhe
money they have invested, and in view of the splendid prospects tee
a bumper yield and an enormous crop. and the unprecedented num3gr
of aottlera coming into the west. prices of lands of good quality and
situated convenient to a railway are bound to mato a still further
largo ad'vance,
One Hundred Million Bushels of Wheat is the
Crop Estimate for the Present Season.
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to Advance
We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for lands. We
give Actual Settlers ro year, in which tapferf r -tants.'
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$42� 00 down secures 32 1) acres, (half section) of ch
!r • This would be a great investment for YOU.
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
wheat _land.
$383.40 secures 320 acres (half section) choico wheat land to an actual
settler. No other payment required for two years.
R. E. Pickard left again last week on a three months' trip
through the West. During his stay there he will Locate a number
of desirable properties in the wheat belt, along the various new
railroads. Any person who desires to make an investment in West-
ern tands should communicate with him when full information will
be given. His address up to the 15th October next will be
R. E. PiCKARD,
General Selling Agent for C.P.R. Lands Frobisher, Assa.
e
About Bed Time
ROWE
Blessings on the lean who first in-
vented sleep.
Blessings, you will say, on the man
who first invented the greatest aid to
sleep and rest known as the
MdrsftaIl Sdultdru
Md11wss
The only ventilated Sanitary Mattress
in the world. P.uer, cleaner, cooler
. lradetlier and more comtortablo than
any other nratte:tee. A continual cur-
rent of air refreshing the mattress,
always keeps itashape,will never pack
or harden. Guaranteed for five years.
Will last a life time, Don't fail to
see it. Sohl only by
& ATKINSON
Furniture dealers and Funeral directors
'11' NIA Is Eli Nil': $'.l ILL''
'•l'vo bt'ee11 v.n•ri,.g glarelc•.. I
couldn't: road half the print of the
'News,' and nolo f can read it all.
Thies pair makers (1.e ft'l like a tltree-
ycar-old."
\VE SOLD '1110S': GLASSED
and now 1:n's harpy. Our glasses
will do as much for You. No occa-
sion for noir.; cross %Iran you suer
them. Try them, buy them, and
rice. 1)o11't eevt .,ut .1 '1 ]f!•.
W. S. HO%VIW, Phm. B.
Chemist and Optisiul, Exeter, Ont.
HEAMANS HARDWARE
.&nd Stove Store.
Barn Door Hangers
Reliable Round Track, Londons Double Tread, Myers, Wil•
cox and Lontlens
It is impossible for these hangers to get off Track.
Big
Stock
BUILDER'S HARDWARE Lowest
of Every Description. ; PriceS
Galvanized iron and Tin 17
All work in this line promptly attended to.
iii"IIot'!Air beating a Speci$llp'I
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