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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-09-21, Page 1Are You Going to Have a Sale? Those who are having sales of farm shock and iwtdement>t greatly appreciate the fact that :a free notice L .given in tho Times. We also ar- Tan3e for taalcs fon Mr. Thos. Canter - 411. ►►ho has established an enviable mmput.at,ion as an auctioneer and who livconducted nearly all the sales ad here this season. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR—No 1672 Neter .„.,„ lay 1 5 HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE; • Get Your Sale Bills Doi at the TIMES For the convenience of our mat patrons who intend having aucti. sales of farm ►stock and iuipla'men we aro in a position to make &'.t t� and terms.. Got your tills printed at t l.e Tiui office. A free notice is ,;vett iu ou col limns to every person act bill from oat us. EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 21st 1905, 111•••••••••••••••••••••t•••• ••••--•••••••••••••••N-•- 1 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 UIV[TROUGIIINQ 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 I'THE EXETER HiGH AND PUBLIC SCHOOL • • • ••• •• • • •• • 2 to ges to be obtained at our school ! are appreciated by the many students who are in attendance from Exeter and several outside places. pupils be- ing in attendance from Hens:all, Kip - pen, Dashwood, Eliutville, I3iddulph, and other pierces. In fact those from outside places constitute the majority. i old MaoriR, Elston\V, . Dunstan. S. Muster ; heifer calf. 8hapton & Son. Heater. Jersey.—Ileal cow, T. Prior, T. Brock & Son; two year eel heifer. IIAT the Exeter 111.111. ii;./1 pub- TLe tuition fees to outside pupils T. Woe & Son, W. Reid; ,one year making school is uking rapid ere so very low that it is within the old heifer, T. l'rior, G. Maywood; strides atm -aids becout.in:: r>tte means of everybody to take ndvant I beife.r calf, 1'. Prior. T. Brock & Son; of the best educational insti ;e of the• r'xeel lent education fee- t Bull calf, T. Brock & Son. tutions in Ontario can be better ap- ilitics offered by the Exeter eichcol; Polled Angus.—Mr. G. Hazelwood `prec►ated when it is known that in board. one dollar per month being II three years the attendance° in the the amount charged, and it may be high school department la:asi incesas- said that the increased equipment cd from 30 to nearly 1011 students las best* mostly paid fur by the fees which goes to show t hat the advan- paid by outside pupils. -.. + .t'✓: `;".MT:i'a`32• sty , -`'>;1 is i�� ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-••• At Exeter and Centralia Two Remarkable Records Storehouses made by the Popular eafflai• Now ready for use, the best Cement and Lime That money can buy also Coal for Everybody at lowest prices �. GOBBL,EDIGK WE'RE SUIT SELLERS You are Suit buyers, We make the Suite—you wear them out. We make them as well as we can, so that they will not wear outsooner than they ought. Because. if they do, you'll likely go somewhere else for your next Suit. And no one could blame you. So much money ought to buy eo much Suit worth. And Suit worth Is fashionableness of fabric—style in cut—flt—finish—looks — dressynese — and length of service. As good a place as there is within miles to get all this and not pay too Ditch is W. Johns. Elegant Black and Blue Suitings for $15.00 and $18.00. W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor 6000 ::—iflE6RIPNERS NEEDED Annually. to 1111 the now positions created by Railroad and Telegraph Companies. Wo want Young Men and Ladies of good habits. to LEARN TELEGRAPHY and R. R. Accounting We furnish 75 per cent. of tnc Operators and 'Station Agents in America. Our six schools GUARD AGAINST COLDS. are the largo+t exclusive Telegraphy Schools in the world. Est/0114116dsat neat,+ and en- dorsed by all letting t)ailway Officials. , to impairment of the lungs, and im• We execute a $Z'O Mond to every student to pairment of the lungs to that most furnish him or her a position paying from Ito dre:ulful disease toed) a to mth in States east of the Rocky Mountains. or from $15 to 1910 a month in DEADLY CONSUMPTION. States we+tof the Rock immediately upon It's easy to core a cold, harder to cure etudent+.•an enter at any time. No vacs- i tonsilitts and it takes a miracle to Corea For full particular+ regarding any of our School+ write direct to our executive ,cure constant Von Get our coutth once at Cincinnatti. 0. Cat.alogee free. - THF: -- Torr TORONTO, ONT. • The attendance at the opening • • of our Fall Term was flve titnes • • as great as that of a yearo. ' Last month we had ten time as many calls for Bookkee•-iers, Stenographers, Etc., as we could • fill. This undoubtedly indicates During the past vacation the small room used as a cloak room and for the bell rope was altered ,and divid• ed into two sections, one part being used for typewriters and the other for the school Library. There are at present eight teachers en;aged, five in the public school In alto de- partment and three in the high Past school department. The high school two yoars the faculty leach the Junior leaving and results attained Matriculation, also the lull cowwer- at the depart- tial course, in fact cover any work mental exam- that is being done by any high school ituttions by or collegiate institute .in the province students trona except the Senior leaving classes. the Exeter high The school a cut of which is shown school Kaye herewith always holds a warm spot been vary ,.rat- in 1 he hearts of those who attended ifyin•g end it in years ,gone by, before the high speak well for school ctepartineat was added, and alae 4cachia., greatly appreciale the advantages L. c, FLB11ilaa :t b i 1 i t y of which were offered then. Many of the faculty. The perccntn;c of levy pupils Were succes9fuh fa secur- IUCeessful candidates Were greater in; certificates without attending a th:u1 any ot her hi314 school or co'I• high school sad tunny of them have egiate institute in Western Ontario. made a mark in the world for them - progressiveness and shows that ♦ The attendance •at the beginning this is the best school to patron- = 1 of the present terns was the Inn;eat ize. Enter now. Magnificent ♦ in tto)its being o►1 the rollhistory of the s of o[ the catalogue free, Cor. Yonge and ? t t Alexander Streets. z high :and public school departments W J. ELLIOTT, Principal. • •♦•-•••♦•-•••♦•♦••♦••♦•••- t //,CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT. The largest Business and Short- hand School in Western Ontario. Our courses are thorough and practical. Teaching is done by experienced instructors. There is no better school in the Domin- ion. All Graduates secure posi- tions. Enter now. Catalogue free, W. J. ELLIOTT, }Principals D. A. McLACHLAN, Z• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ea Morse school of Telepraphu Clecianatti, Ohio. Ilufalo, N. V. Atlanln,(t:v• 1aC'ro++e. Wis. Texarkana. Tex. sail I•'rr.nci+co, Cal. Western Real Estate Exchange, Limited. 7&.,Dundas St., London HAVE hor A F'AItM I'Olt SALI'.f if you havr n F:►rm, Town tar Vil• cage propeehy for ruble write .to 115 for our varies of 'elfin z Real Es- t ate. ,s-tate. We have lite most complete system of advcrtlisinr and selling properties. Do 1 -OI' (WANT TO BUY A FARM. A STORE:, cr It Si+ MESH I'Itol'Flt•1'i1 Send for our list •(f properties for sale. \\'o hate entre splendid farms for 'a11 in lira County of Huron . I\11111T011=AL. Henn w —AiN lned Yes the On arson selves, some as professional men and others in business enterprises. One thin; Exeter can boast of and that is we have and always have had ex- cellent educational facilities. THE STEPHEN AND USBORNE FALL FAIR The :annual exhibition given by the small and t tnan{}facturere are to Stephen & Agricultural societywas he censured for their apparently lax held in Exeter Monday and Tuesday attention to the display of their of this week. and as usual was highly wanes at the [airs, %%hon it is there successful. The addition to the Cry- the farmer, who is the consumer, t al palace gave more room for the looks Lor new methods for making 1 ar. a List and each exhibit could be his labors loss arduous. displayed to bolter advantage titan HORSES before. Monday was entirely taken up by placing the different articles Heavy draught. -Brood mare ac- -and the manner all which the dilfor. companied by foal, J. Colwell, W. ent things were distributed ,reflects Dickson, Radcliffe Bros; Foal 1905, considerable credit on 'the manage -N , . Dickson, Radcliffe Bros.,,1. Col- muntt. Each article w•as tont in its well: Filly or gelding, three years properplace sand labeled, (bus giving old, E. Trayner, Jas. Beattie, 8. the judges a splendid importunity for hunter ; Filly or gelding. two yrs. in akin; their decisions. old. 8. lluntcr, W. Dickson, Chap- in the crystal palace you are First aton and Son; Team, W. hernick, confronted with a display Of }tonne- Radcliffe Bros; Filly or gelding one rs de breed, butter, and preserves year old, J. Hunter, J. Coltvdll, Mc - 1 which show how elainty the hbusel Michael iiras. vv'ifc can ;et up things for the table. Agnicullural.-Itrood ma re accom- Tlwre anis fruit in abundance, pears hunted with foal, 1. Johne, J. Col%vcll peaches and apples that fairly made 2nd and 3rd; focal, 1901,, 1. Johnq, J, your mouth water. The collection o[ Colwell; Filly or gelding two years, apples was one of the finest ever ex- old. ,11cMictaacl I3raq, C. 8. Atkin- i►ibited and it ,iii doubtful if any of son, 1, Tohns ; Filly ,or .gelding one the larger fairs can excel it. The year old Craren Bros., V. Hernias furniture displays b \V. C. Huston .1. Itowcliffe ; Team, J. Dow, \V. F. y Elder, J. & W. Allison, and Rowe & Atkinson slowed many new (Lesi;ns in articles which go General purpose.- Brood mare and to snake the home comfortable and colt. J. ltowctiffe; Foal, 1903, 3. dainty. Rotveliffe; Filly or zclding three The floral exhibition w':ls dlte mi. years old, II. Reynolds, D. Schnell ; ire of attracbion, meshy very (rare do two years old, J. Rowctif re, W. and beautiful fLowore being shown. 11y't14•; do, ane natio old, E. Ros:der; Thele were gladioli. asters, petunias Texarn, W. J. Ppm, J. Decker, .1. Hey and other flowers of beautiful 5113(1- )-. in:. The exhibits of tgladioli :shown Jur! zes, It. Alexander, Forest, J. by Dr. Amon and Mr. J. G. Stanhury Courson, Lucan and J. Salkeld, God - seem') J hese .gentlemen as being Cote- et••ich, n(•iseeurs in flower raising. The col- Carriarc.—Brood ryric anal 1oa1, W. lection of gladioli, awn'," and annuals \Vitzel, .i, ifey, jr ; Foal, 1905, T. .ream;ed anlisli iIIy in n beautifulIlnnkin, A. liisoet1 ;.do gelding three coiuntn, ;and sheen by Mra. (Dr.) years old, R. Charter'', T. Shipley, Antos was a.ireatly admired, and the \\ • 1)011;311 ; do, 1u.,► year, old, 8.i lady is entitled In irrcnt praise for Hunter. \V. Berry, A. Nlci)onald;rlo her extra llcnt taste in the manner in (tieyear old, ,i. Hey, jr., .1. Cobble. Istee her display was arrnn"ted. r. ,i. G. St:unburv's collection of rate 1igridi %seas also .greatly admir. cd. , ,\ III1IIL1I UI 4' garden 1110 exhibit o( Mrs. T. ll. McCallum, showing a small haat-', with grass, 'trees, fences flow0rs and even to the setting hen, was worthy of praise and attracted th.r. it tension of every t+i!htseor. Other cr,lle ettions %vete. •t stere in abundance. ntits lite n kette quilts, counterpanes and every imaginable article that can Ix* made by the nev- or idle hands 01 the fair sex. There were itaintings, photo% Ilea crtetys, fancy pin cushions, stamps of rare value, con fedora te money, woks, stuffed birds, ruts and many of her 1 lain gs ;and to uy(1 the phrascntu,(y al the auctioneer. "lc.. nuln0nous to men.. \Vnte.iocou"111 .ro on to akin; nien(ivn CATTLE of the nice ►hinge to cat and tacit.. i)urlgtnn.-Azed cow, A. G. 8m:wev, but a list of prim %%inners follows 11. Smith, .1. Hunter; Two year 0i.1 and 1bal is the nu -8t intoresliai part heifer, J. Ihtnlcr, R. Amish, 0. ll.az- tomany. leweeI;one 1e,r rt'I 9 Ver. 11 `smit9 In the Ilrtrt.icultural 11..111 were found the ',reelects of the fatal and 1st and 2nd, 3. liuntlr ; Bull calf, radishes. , 1i. Smith, 1st and 2nd, 3. Hunter kips, beets radi linden. 1)i ds s of carrot. pump- ( Heifer calf, 11. Smith. 111 and 2nd, J. shes, onions, caltb., x•. and squash that would rake a track ?hinter : Herd, Ti. Smith. Tat and 2nd, 1. Hunter; Throe ashes by rile bull, to move, :and other vcx,tablcs that 111. Smith, A. 0. 8m al ley, the proud exhibitors have nursed (:eaten.—.zed cow Shaptoa & Son, with care, were in abundance. 1, 2, a x1 1; two tear old heifer. 8. The machinery exhibit was very Ifu.rtcr 1 and 2, W. Ford; one-year- , a% mixture and keep it on hand, From \) babies up it will save expense. 23e. a bottle. W. S. NOWEY, Phm. B. Chemist and Optician, Exeter, Ont. CANADIAN PACIFIC \\' ill .ell NIRIES1 EXCURSION 1ICKEIS To the North West %1',noipee )$ pale Rhelao --- 1.1..50 Mori bray 31.50 Liptton t1.76 Sourly 1 Ntrtoeejna aw 11.0) Brandon 31.5.1 l(un10clt 13,00 l.ylcton % Sa.katoon - 15.25 Lenore ) 31.01 )'r. Albert "GAO 311n(0(8 1 Melton I0.110 Ban+earth 32,23 114tticford (7.0) )too'otnin 32.24. Mteleod tv.(0 Arcola 32.30 4 alptary I)(50 is+te%anlint Deer 39.60 Vorkto(t 130) Strat hcona In.$ Ptam.ark I Going S(('t. fah and :xith, Returning until Nov. 13th and 17th, Pamphlet" and full particulars from any Canadian Pacific Atrenl .r c.R. leo •e-. T) P. A Te•nn'n dick; Carriage horses 16 111ttds high or over, .T, Colwell, J. McLean, [tows & Atkinson ; Single carriage horse, 16 hands and over. 8. W. Horne. W. \Vitzel, T. Bissell, sr. Roadsters, Ilrood mare and colt, T. Ituasell, I). Schnell ; Foal, 1905, A. N1 ecdonald, W, Witzel, T. Russel' Filly or gelding 3 years old, J. Deck- er, 1). Schnell, 3. Hepburn; !- two years old, D. Schnell, \V. Wit gel. McMichael Bros; do 1 yr. 0l(1, W. \Vitzel„ .1. Eley, jr ; road eters in harmer+, A. NIactionaid, A. Buchanan, A. Do w ; Ttoedsfcr in harness and buggy, J. D. Merner, J. Sparrow, A. Dunkin, Saddle borne, John Farmer; Indy driver, Miss Decker, \liss ('1. artery, Mrs. Raott. Judze�, 11. \Vikon, Sea forth, W. Mossip, St. Marys, \V, Bae. Rt Paul .l nnet ion. took all the prizes in this class, llutche.r's cat tee.-8hapton & Son 1 and 2; one year old steer, II. Smith S. Bunter, W. Carter r steer calf, S. lluntcr, 1 and 2. Judges,—J. Stanley, R. Robinson, J. Salkeld. SHEEP. Southdowns—.ler. A. Telfer took all prizes in this class. Shropshiredowns—Mr. G. Pcmhale look all prizes in this class • Lincolns—Aged ram, A. Du cnn,W, IIoy ; Shearlin; ram, W, Hoy, A.Dun- can ; ram last, A. Dunkin, W. Hoy ; ewe having raised lambs in 1905. A. Dunkin, W. Hoy ; Shearlin g ewe, A. Dunkin, W. Hoy ; rove lamb, A. Dun- kin, W. IIoy ; e'en consisting of ram shoarlitt,g ewe, ewe Iamb and a rain - lamb, W. IIoy, A. Dunkin. Leicester—Mr. It. Dell took all prizes in this class. Fat Sheep—Fat ewe, G. Penhale. A. Telfer. Jud;es—F, Ii. Neal, W. RolLiaa, J. Delbrid;e. PIGS. Boar, 2 years old. R. Sanders ; boar one year old, R. Birch; boar littered in 1905, R. Sanders; pow two years old, It, Sanders; Aim. littered in 1905, 11, Sanders. Yorkshire—Boar one year old, R. Birch; boar littered in 1905, R.Birch, S. Cudmore, It. Birch:pow two years old, 11, Birch 1st and 2nd; sow one year old, It. Birch; sow littered in 1905, R. Birch 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Tamworth—D. Douglas took all prizes with exception of boar two years old • Pigs for Packing—Best three j)ifa for packia•z. It. Birch, D•Dou,tlas. Diploma—Pen of any bred aro con- sist of boar and three Sows;D. Dou ga- las, It. Birch. Judges,—F. hicks, C. Fanner, D. Connell. POULTRY. — Golden pencilled Iiambur;s, W. Carter; IIoudans, W. Carter, Carling Bros; Golden I'olands, G. Irwin; \` lite Le;horns. A. Reith; Brown Le.ghorns, A. Reith; White Leghorns rase comb W. Carter ; Buff Leg - horns, A. Reith; Black Java, 0. Ir- win,. 1st and 2nd ; Andulusians, T. Itrork & Stn, 1st and 2nd; Black Spanish, T. Brock & Son; Black Min- oroas,G. Irwln, J. 13. Armita.zc ; Silver Lace Wyandotte-% W. Carter; White Wyandottes, A. Reth; Golden Wyan- dottes, Il. Makins, J. Grieve; Buff \Vyandottes, W. Carter ; .Light Bra- hamas, Carling Bros., G. Irwin; Dark Brahamas, G. Irwin ; Barred Ply- mouth Rocks, G. Irwin, Carling lleo; White Plymouth rocks. A. Reith; Buff rocks, A. Iteith; huff Cochins, A. With, G. Irwin : Partridge Coch- ins, W. Carter, A. With; Silver Grey Dorkins, G. Irwin; Black Breasted lted Game, Carling Bros., Dickson & Carling; Any other variety tgame,G, Irwin ; Black red game Bantams, G. Irvin, 1st and 2nd; Brown red Ban- tams, G. Maywood ; Any of lacr var- iety Bantams, W. Carters; .Silver Spa n;led Harnburgs, E. Roeder. \V. Car- ter ; Golden Spangled llamhur- s,W, Carter; Silver Pencilled Ilamburgs, W. Carter ; Black Hambur3s, W. Czar ter ; fireman Geese, W. Carter ; kin Ducks, G. Irwin ; hone, Ducks, \V. Carter, G. Irwin; Aylesbury duck W. Carter ; roltection of singing birds, Mrs. .1. Itichardsoa ; ilcl Zian Rabbits, T. Brock & Son, G. Iley- wood ; Ot her variety rabbits, T. Brock & Son ; Guinea l'i;s, Dickson & Carlin; ; Guinea Fowl, G. Irwin; Pci Fowl, W. Carter. Chicks—Golden Pencilled Itam'nirt \\ Carter r Is t 3 ln nd • lfoud:utag1V, Snell S n 1 Orp}►inztons, Rbi . akins, ist and 2nd; While Le:horns, A. Reith, Dickson & Carling; Brown Leghorn'', W. Carter ; Brown Le horns, -rose comb, W. Slat )tarn; White Leghoras, rose comb, W. Carter ; Buff Lezbor:ta A. Iteith ; Black Java, G. heel; ,An- dulusians, T. Brock & Son ; Black Spanish, Carlin; Bros., T. Brock & Son ; Black Minorcas, G. Irwin, J. i3. Armitage; Silver Lace \Vyaldottos E. Maywood ; White \Vyandattes,A. With; Golden \\'yandot Ie.s, D. ilow- cliffc ; !tuff Wyandot acs, \V. Ca rter ; Light Ilrahamas, Carling I3' -os: Dark hrahamas, G. Irvin ; Barred Ply- mouth rocks. Carling liana. Ii. Rey- nolds; Buff reeks, 1). ltoucliffe 1st and 2nd; huff cochins. G. Irwin;Bek. cochins, A. Iteith ; White cochina, A. Reit h ; silver trey dorkins, 0. irvin 1st and 2nd ; .Any other variety rime G. Irwin, Brown red 11 intima, A. Reit)) ; Any ot her variety haul ens, A. it^•it9 hilver spangled hatnbur;s W. ('arse r,; olden spanZled hain- bur _+, W. Garter; Silver pencilled h:arnburzs,\V, Carter ; black !limber." W.Carter ; silver pencilled laysr,lot tem, E. 11 ay wood, 1st and 2nd ; Itre- 104111 meso, \V. Carter ; /Ayes -bury ducks, \V, (',:ser: I'atrig! re ''i'- dolive, E. ifaywood. (;1tAIN AND SEEDS Two bushels fall wheat white. M. Brcthour; Two bushels fall wheat ted, 11. Krol (tour ; ,Two bushels any variety sprint .wh+•a1• Ni. liret hour, I(. 8andors ; Two bushels 6 rowed barley, NI. (fret hour ; Two bushels 2 rowed bit I .y, M. I1,.'t hour ; two bushels large oats, NI. Ilacthour ; Iwo bushels oonlnnon 0:118. N1, Ilrethour; (Continued on page flve.) CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind Yon Have Always Osegbt Bears the e�� Signature of Jo11N WHIT. of Soles The Orcat Noah West ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont. General Selling Agent. Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. Lands also a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest farm lands. We have made a number of splen did investments for our clients, who placed orders with us for selection s of Canadian Pacific and other North West lands. In a number of instances values have increased so rapidly that our patrons could rea dily realize double the amount of the money they have invested, and in view of the splendid prospects for a bumper yield and an enormous crop. and the unprecedented num')er of eettlera goming into .the west. prices of lands of •good quality and situated convenient to a railway are bound to make a still further large advance, 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. Ws give Actual Settlers 10 years in which to pay for lands. $427.00 down secures � acres, (half section► of choice wheat.land. G This would be a great investment for YOU, The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever. $383.40 Secures 320 acres (half section) choice 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 $vho desires to make an investment in Wes ern tands should communicate with him when full information wt be given. His address up to the [5th October next will be R. E. PiCKARD, General Seiling Agent for C.P.R. Lands. Frobisher, Assa. CUT..RATE FURNITURE SALE Havingour Immense Show Rooms packed full of ne and up -to -ate furniture in every line, and in order to snake room for some large shipments of goods now on order. We have decided to open the fall trade with a suprisingly low Cut Rate Sale to which, we invite all intending purchasers to come and examine our goods and compare our prices be- fore placing their orders. as we intend cutting the price of every article in our store lower than we have ever attempted to do b of ore. So don't fail to take advantage of this chance to buy furniture at prices never before known in Exeter. ROWE & ATKINSON The Leading House Furnishers and Funeral directors, DASH W000 —\\'e learn that Mr, llcnry Ehlers of the 14th iv loakin,r for a house to locate here, we hopq he may he suc- cessful. — The funeral of the Irate Choy.yShce masher of Parkhill, passed throurh the vi11;e Saturday r noon in route to Zurich where interment would take place. Mr. 8110cuIocher i,t a brother to Lowes of .this, place :and formerly roside(1 at Zurich. —Suniay was a day for rain, it rained almost continuously from •• ,r- ly morning. until six o'clock to. 01. — Rev. NT. Clemens end family left t at✓s evek to visite drieadrt in Lamp- ton comity. They cxtaecl to be ab- sent about 1 wo weeks, —Wednesday moi ninz al the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and NI te. Win. Rohde, was the sceee of 'one of those eve111-1 that always canoes a ripply upoit tthe usuany pla- cid surface of society, whew. Miss 8(6(11, ctdest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rohde was united in wed took to Mr. It. S. 1lamilton our popular sash and door non. The ceremony was performed 'u n h< i OM ► e t cwcnc. of 1 a few 1111nar'liato friends by Alie Rev. - Mr. Sutclift of Grand Vend. The happy couple left o.t the evening trsrin for Toronto, Niarrar:t Fate' anti other post►lav amid Ila'. hearty .zood wishes of their many (fiends. —Mr. Geo. Powell of Exeter, anal 3 ruest at Mr, JosephBath-., Sunday, —Mr. O. Elmo is back at the 8o- vc r•ei zit !Lank having 'bean absent rev lieviar at Zurich for two weeks. —1Uillun I' Iirhoffcr, of Slake, i1 working hill his 1(101icer Ge,enge in the shoe t me. Stoves, Ranges & Furnaces This week or any other time we will be pleased to show the merits of our 195 lines of Stoves and Ranges, Our stock comprises ,Sou- venirs, Garlands, Hurons and Ilaplty Thoughts. HEATERS in this Itne' we are showing the most up-to-date in town, Art Garlands, Art Souvenirs, Empire Garlands and Jewels. it will pay to examine our Heaters. FURNACES A New Itll'tt Coal or Wood Furnace will he set 111) on floor. Its many advantages and good points are easily it'en. HEAMANS HARDWARE And Stove Store.