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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-10-12, Page 1The Wedding Season Again We have the tnukt up-to-date tled- idin.3 stationery to be had. When it SOmes to bill heads, envelopes. etc., ire can always frill orders. utter HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT Ei Did You Ever See Our Jot Work? Weil, www excel `at it. Every thin,y wC dtb it neat anti ;otteul up in thw best style to phew) the eye. Don'ts 'forget 1 he Times when. you wane anything in printing. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR -NO 1672 EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 12th, 1906, •••••••••• JOHN WHITS_ & SONS 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 [RV[TROUtiIll NO 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 At Exeter and Centralia Storehouses Now ready for use, the best Cement and Lime That money can buy also Coal for Everybody at lowest prices J. GOBBLEDIGK WE'RE SUIT' SELLERS You are East buyers. We make the Suite -you wear them out. We make then as well as we can, so that they Will not wear out sooner than they Ought. Because, if they do, you'll 'likely go sornewher.• else for your n ext Suit. And no one could blame you. So much money ought ht to buy *0 much Suit worth. And Suit worth 1e fashionableness of fabric -style in CUL -fit -finish -looks- dressyness - and length of service. ▪ &e good a place as there is within • les to get all this and not pay too much is W. Johns. Elegant Black and Blue Suitings for $15.00 and $18.00. Two Remarkable Records made by the Popular ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT. iThe attendance at the opening of our Fall Term was live times • as great as that of a year ago. Leet month we had ten time as many calls for Bookkeepers, Stenographers, Etc., as we could fill. This undoubtedly indicates progressiveness and shows that this is the beat school to patron- ize. Enter now. Magnificent catalogue free. Cor. Yonge and Alexander Streets. W J. ELLIOTT, Principal ••••HN•NH•NN••NNN CENTR A L STNATPORD..0 STRATFORD.. ONT. • This small advertisement repre- 4 /rents one of the largest and best business colleges in Canada. No school in the Dominion does more for its students than we do. To ourknowledge Howled e not one of of our graduates is un/rmployed. We get far more applications than we • can meet. You may enter at any Itime. Write for our handsome catalogue. : W. J. ELLIOTT, Principals • D. A. MCLACHLAN, } •••••••••••••••••••••••••• me CLUBBING RATES W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor Western Real Estate Exchange, Limited. 78 Dundas St., London Have you a farm that you want to selil Write for our terms of sel- ling property. We have the most Complete method of advertising and welkin; ,property in Canada, 1)o you want 10 buy a farm or business property in any part of Ontario/ Head for our list. \\'c have some bar ; ainm. .16NORTH WEST LANDS. A few sections of good North-west land for sale at $4.75 an acre. Apply to ERNEST ELLIOTT OFF'tcr.--Main Street, Exeter. PAIN ADM '1 111F I I I PS. 1t is 1 common complaint with wo- nten. The tight 1neat ment is Ner- `` yiiine, which penetrate to 1he road "I•'bf the pain immediately. Nerviline warmsa 9 and soothes t he affected cto 1 parts, draws out the irritation and pain, a1Jows1 the (patient ease after one rublenr. No )inintent so (sees Il%Ohieal and safe. Neaoly fifty years in use anal the 4 errand immensely ,heater every Illy ! Ncrviline must My friend, took ! you know how weak and nervous your wife Is sad yon know that Carter's Iron Pills will reWve her, now why not be fair about it any buy her a host Sjek headache is amused by a disoa - idctsed creelR ion of t he Stomach and Fre quickly cured by Chamberlain'' Stomach anti Liver Tablets. For elle In F:aoter by W. 8. 'towel . % OAIll orOA=AL. 1t4 Ki,d 'fro Ash "Hila BAP 841).t.t, Sian tb of arile-#211rja"; Bargains in Newspapers' The Times will receive subscrip- tions at the following rates: Titus to January lst, 1907 ...S1 110 Times and Daily Globe .. ...... 4 50 Tinges and Daily Mail and Em- pire 4 50 Times and Daily World ,. 3 10 Tunes and Toronto Daily News 11)0 Times and Toronto Daily Star Times and Daily Advertiser Times and Toronto Saturday Night ... Tittles and Weekly (;lobe ... ...... 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If you .M not Fee what you want in the list, enquire at the office ; we carr 'rive a low rite on any newspaper or mar- .lzine. ,OTE CARF:FULLY.-Any of tl'e weekly publications in the above list will be sent to new subscriber( fa bow to lot of January, 1907, for the price quoted --1 Le rculaiader Of this year is Ihrow.1 in free. These rates are strictly cash i.t advance. tend remittances by post- al no:c, pest office or express money 1 85 2 :15 2 35 1 05 1 75 1 PO 1 65 1 50 1 80 1 00 J. E. TOM'S OPINION The Inspector for West Huron, gives his views on the School System. Mr. J. E. Tom. in discussing the scarcity of teaohers throughout the province, toys t15. situation is de- elorable and is oontinuully growia;( wore tout unless some very radical cluing -es are Made, the: system of ed- ueation, which is the pride of Can- eda. will deteriorate to such an ex- tent that years of bard work will be necessary to bring it back to its DEATH 01' WILLIAM 11A\VKSIIA\VIKIRKTON FALL FAIR The death of Mr. \\ m. lfawksbaw on Tuesday morning book awry one of Exeter's most respected citizens, and who was one of the Most widely known men in ,\Veylert ;Ontario arnonj the travelling public. De - Tho Kirkto:t A;ricultur'al Society's big Lair held at Kirkton lasts Thur- sday and Frid: y was the most suc- cessful La that history of tis orzau- ceased was horn near Toronto 66 izntiot. Tho weather was perfect, years a,,u. of Ir%sh trrrc eta;3c, :ani the exhibitio:l excellent in every re - first manhcxbd carne )wast. spect, read the crowd the larreat first living itt Landon township, af- ever ,gathered at n fair is Kirkton. torwards snowing to Exeter, wlteru It is estimated that there were over he kept hotel for some es.irs, utak- 2,000 people o.t the grounds. Tho ex - in; many friends by his genial man- laibitieu in the hall was the best ever ner and rood fellowship. At dif- seers in Kirkton. The l;uties depart- ferent times during his career be meat was particularly uttract'ive, kept }wteT at \\'inghan,, Dlyth Sea_ and t+hc poultry. root and vezetahld forth inti St. Marys, and later re- exhibits were 'ery rood. Several of turned to Exeter, where lee kept rim lL t.h,at- the Co,nuarcral hotel until his rc- fmotivive di;espt:lysmerc.ants made very HORSES present taandin;. The ;reeked tiremerat from active pursuits. His drawback is that teachers aro re• !immediate death resulted from a quired to Joke a full year at the hculorrhuge on the brain, whichcaus Normal school, instead of taking one ed paralysis of the entire right side. term, as was fortuerly the .ro;ula-Three yours ago he had the misfor- tune to fall down stairs, injuring his head tram which he suffered un- bearable pain and from the effects of which he never fully recovered. Some weeks ago he. with his wife, return- efd (nom a trip to the NortIPlvesb whither he lied cone to recouperato his health. but the trip had not ben- critted hien to any ;rcat extent. About three flecks aro he had a slight attack and at that time felt that hit end was near, as his at.rength was fast 'cavil]; hits. Mr. Haw•ksh.•aw was a man of st 'r!in r character sand exceptional qualities, always having a good word for ever tions. This, Mr. font c4ums, is the reason for there being so few stale teachers in the schools. The salar• ics paid not warranting the Toss of lime and expense attached to t.ho normal course, oonac'quent)y tho malt teachers embark in other pur- suits or go to the Northwest, lehero the normal term is shorter and the silariies paid are 'greater. Out of 3110 teachers at present nttendin; the marmot schools only 15 are males. Another drawback, Mr. Tom claims, is that most of the schools are not ;graded and that n younz teacher. just fresh fnom the model school, can legally take the position of an experienced teacher and of- ten docs at a very greedy reduced raktry, the t rustics, in many cases, ;ivhna their school., to the lowest bidder, which is n big mistake. An instance is cited where a 'teacher gots the munificient salary of 5275 a year. has to sweep out .the school, build fires and do general chord work, and with these duties is ex- pected to be a successful developer of the young minds. Ile was the lowest bidder. The law should be chan-4od, so that iscbools Like Cen- tra.lna and Crediton should have an experienced teacher as principal. The teachers 'there at present are well qualified. but there is nothio; to prevent the trustees from enlrn'3- inz a he -sinner to take eharze. This, he claims. is radically wrong. An. other mistake is that trustees in ad- vertising for leachers should state sllanies instead of inviting tenders from the teachers. Teachers at present aro very scarce and the rea- sons advanced are principally those 3i.vcn by Inspector Tom. so\MF; s1;ASONABLE ADVICE It may he a piece of superfluous advice to urge people at this season of the year to lay in a supply of Chamberlain's Courh Remedy. It is almost sure to be needed before win- g ter is over, and much mom prompt p and satisfactory results are obtain- ed when taken as soon as a cold it contracted and before it has +become settled in the system, which can on- ly be done by keepiraz the remedy at hand. This remedy is so widely that • r )t her 00(1 hl. known � .t (0 l r kna t .uta n 3 no one should hesitate about. •buy- i0z it in preference to any; other. It is for sale in Kxoter by; W. S. llow(p•. CF.NTI� tALIA Death of John Tennant. -On Mon- d ty last Beat h retrieved from our midst Aar. John Tennant, an old and respected citizen of Centralia, at the advanced are of 76 years. Deceased wet; a very active titan for his years tieing road conrpniSSiumer for 'the township for ewonte time. Reveres (lays ago he wax feeding his stock waren an enra zed butt clslrred tit hint. In his endeavor to ►mclt safety ler climbed a ;ate but the animal, raining on lune struck the late, throwing him to the ;round and stunning him for some moments. From 'thio result of the dolt he did not at first feel any ,great incon- venience, but the next day medical aid was called in and upon- examina- tion a rupture of the intestines eats found. It was deemed advisable af- terwards that nn operation was nec- essary, and althnurh successful, wag too Tate to save his Jifc. Mr. Ten- nant was an old soldier at. one time serving in the 1111)isll army. bcin� to en13zetnent8 at inkcrtn'.n, ilnlak- !'ava and Sebas-tapol. He was bons in Londonderry, ircls,,d. and find been in ibis country eetne years. The de- ceased is survived by his :tacit wife. ate WAS buried in St, Patrick's cem- etery. A .1('1)iclOI'S INQUIRY A will known 1 ravcllin.t 10811 who visits the drug trade says he has often beard druzzists enquire of customers who asked for a court) medicine. whether it was wanted for a child or for an adult, end if for a child they almost invariably recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The reason for this is that they know there is no 11:1114cr (rent it and t sat it always cures.. Thele is not the least danger in arivin; it,and for coughs. tig c Mg analh croup it is moult rpaseed. For sale in Exe- ter by W. 8 .lIonvcy. A woman who is weak nervous rind sleepless, and who has cold hands and feet, cannot feel and act like a well person. Carter's Iron 1'ills equalize the circulation. remove ner- vousness, and give strength and rest. ' CASTOR I A Por Infants and Children. Da Med Yee Hata Always hued Bears the /, �� i 1M VIII You Hart Atm SNP •stare of Boacf rs y body, and was especially solicitous for the welfare of those who. crane from the land of hit father's :firth. He never failed to pay his last tri- bute to a friend by attending the funeral, nomotimes ,going hundreds of miles for that purpose. Ile was a member of the Orange, Masonic and A. 0. U. W. orders. Ile was twice married, his first wife being a Miss Rollins, Mrs. Schossenber;, of London. being t he result of that union and still surviving. By his second whife, who is still livin>, 'there are two children, Will of Souris, Man., and Jean tet home. Mr. John Hawkshaw, of Exeter is his only brother and Miss Susanna, of Lu - can, Mrs. Faster, of Marksville, Mrs. James Bels, of Lucan and Mrs. John Sell, of Lucknow, are the sisters,. The funeral will take place 'front his late residence, William street, Friday at 5 p. m. for the Exeter) cemetery Tho heart -felt .3yntpatby of the en- tire community is extended to the wife and family in their sad ber- eavement. A man's wife should always be the same especially• to her husband. hut if she is weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron I'ills, she cannot be, for they make her "feel like a different person," so they all say and their husbands a.iy so too. DASH WOOD STOVES. -If you are in Iced of a stove or furnace. don't fail to have a look at our stock, we were never in a better position to supply your wva nog P. , E. I . Paulin, n, Ilard►rarr., Stoves and Tinsmiths,;. -Mr. Hadden, of , Crediton, is moving to the village. -Mr. Louie Shoemacher is down with typhoid fever and is doing as well as could be expected - 5)r. Levi Ilaymacher, who has had the typhoid fever for alto past three weeks is slowly recovering. -The following persons who have been under the Doctor's care are convalescent, Nine Maus .ter., and Adam Dirks' baby. - Mr. E. 1'. Poulin attended Ibe W. C. T. U. convention tit Exeter Tlturltt!1ay and Friday of last week. -Mr. McLennan, public school teacher has been tecta;]aged for the ensuing ycnr. -Miss Tillie Ruby, of Buffalo, d1u;Inter of Mr. Geo. Ruby. of this villa re was married itt Iluffalo Inst week to a younz man of that place by the mine of \Vetter horn. We do not know t he young man but he Isis certainly secured on cstitna:,lc, yours; Judy for a bride. \\'e join in within; the young. couple 11 happy and prosperous wedded life. -The District ro;ent of the Bell Telephone Co. was in town Friday of Inst week for the purposo of hav- int the local office moved to other quarters. There was a warm time where ever ':1 ;roup of citizens would meet discussing (11c '.11uation The dissolisfaction over the temnv- in,r of the office from its present, site 008 SO renaral that a public. mottin; wens held in 1)r. McLau.rh- lin's office with the result (bat! for Ila present nt mist the office re- rrrtinet )where it is. \t r, Cou1)1)111, Ins'etor of we64hts .and pleasures was inspcctinr aca'ts h •rc' Tuesday.. WOO1111AM --Mr. Ind Mrs. Gen. Kirk. of Itrandrn, 51:1n., hive been visitinz rekttive8 in this vicinity anti return- ed t o. their Western home ova Sat ur- day last. ss ie of Mitctlell -\li not Brook, A, is 111011nz under the parental roof. Frank is r.11 smiles, it is a girl. -Mr. Wm ,ICirk is nn the stick ti:•t, -Mr. John Sykt.•. of Mitch( II, caned on Mr. J. 8h;er on Friday Iasi. - Mis's diary ,lohnstnn returned nn Sunday last after Asendin; the past six weeks visit in; friends in Ilr:lmp- ten and Toronto. --Mrs. John repel -m.1 spent Sun- day with Mrs. A. 11. Crt•itllton. '.hiss l:ahner, rf Brampton, is vl.itinz her friend Mary .1ilinstono. -,yrs .Avery, of ilotheelL i.t vis- iting her th►u;titer Mrs. \\'m. Ed- w'.t rids. 'I 11I l . -. ('t )• I' I t ' s'; stip. I''. El F.1:, ONT. /�: seed, pct tour : white ,efts . . . (� w.. v,•• -^r 14 wwrtt torn Heavy Draught. -Brood mare hay- ing foal in 1905, J .11. McCully, Geo. Spearin, Ratcliffe Bras; Foal of 1905 8. N. Thier, Geo. Spoarin, J M. Mc- Cully ; 3 year old filly or zeldia;, Jas. Beatty, J. A. Moore, W, Bassos 2 year old filly or ,3eldiaz. II. "Jerry, W. Gilfillaa, J. II. McCully ; 1 year old filly or relders, 8. N. Shier If. Morton, G. Rutherford: tea, in har- ness, W. Kctrnick. Ratcliffe Bros. Agricultural, -Brood mare ttavi.t r foal in 1905, R. Birch, J. Moore, W, Brock foil f 1')05 \V it W 0.a o , . , art ra, [frock, Jas. Scott, jr.; 3 year old filly or gelding. J. Moore, A: paw.. son ; 2 year old filly or _gelding, W. Manna, J. Gilfillau, W. Hanson ; 1 year old filly or reldin;, 11. /forth), A. Chittick ; team in harness, J. W. Allison, J. A. Dow, F. Anderson. General Purpose. -Broad mare hay - in; foal in 1905, 11. 8. McCullough; foal of 1905, 11. 8; McCullough. 1I. Berry, A. E. Doupe ; a2 year olid iias ly c.r gelding. W. Hyde, .1, Gilfillun, A. Dawson ; 1 year old filly on geld. saga. E. Doupe, A .Gunning; team in harness, W. J. J'ym. Roadsters. -Brood mare Navin; foal in 1905, W. Brock. T. punkin• Foal of 1905D. Hawkey, J. Selves; 3 year old filly .or !adding, J. A. Moore, II. Ilortin ; 2 year old filly or gelding, W. Stewart, W. Hanson; 1 year old, J. A. Moore; single road. ster, C. Cummings, M.If.Elliott ;span of roadsters, A. Robinson, A. Chit.. tick; saddlo horse, W. It. Carr. Ccrrria;e.-11rood marc having; fall in 1905, J. Parkinson. T :punkin ; fall of 1905, G. Dickenson. J. Parkin- son; 2 year old. 1t. Birch 1st% & 2nd; 1 year old, W. Delbridae, G. Spearin; sin;le carriage horse, 8. I'. Walsh, E. W. Horne. CATTLE Bulls.-Azed Durham bull, G. Malley & Son Tharoulthttr•ed Durham. D. 11. B. Petli,rree..-Milch cow, G. Bc.ttley & 80.1, 1st & 2nd; 1 year old heifer, G. Beatty & Son. ;bull calf, G. Ihently' & B0.1, J. Henna; heifer calf, J. Han- na. G. Bentley & Son. Jersey.-ftlilch cow• J. Hooper & Son ; 1 year id it i y a o heifer, da • heifer calf, do. Ay-Milch-Milclt Cow, .T. O'Brien. Polled Angus. -J. Hazelwood took all the prizes in this class. Grade Cottle. -Milch cote, D. Ha- zelwood. J. A. Moore, 2 year old Hazelwood, Bros.; c ww d heifer, D. I i z oo ki1>~gan ,A 1 yeaold heifer, J. A. Moore, Akin - son Bros; heifer nail, J. A. Moore, J.Ilnzlowooh;.siteercalf, •1. A. Moore 2 y(ti r old etccr. A. Dawson. 11. Daw- son ; 1 year old steer .1. A. Bozic - wood I & 2 fat ox or steer, 11. Daw- son 1 & 2. SHEET'. Leicester. -Mr. A. Smith took all the prizes in this class. Shropshire Down.-ltant. 2 years Mrs. J. W. Robinson; ram 1 year, r W. Hoy; rant Iamb, W. Hoy, 1 & 2; brccxlinr CAVO. Mrs. .1. \V. Itobinton, W. ltoy; eherhin; ewe, Mrs. J. W. (to l,inson, \' . lloy ; ewe !,arab, W. Ilny, Mrs. J, W. Robinson. Lincolns. -Item 2 years, G. Pen - !rile, W. Oliver; rant 1 year, Geo. I'enhale, W. Oliver; ram Iamb, W. Otit-er, 1 & 2; ewe', Geo. Penhtlle, 1 & 2; alerting ewe, G. i'enhnte, 1 & 2; ewc'lamb, W. Oliver 1 & 2. Grade. -Ewe, G. 1'enhale ; elle rlinr ewe, A. Smith; ewe loath. A. Smith; Fat sheep. W. Oliver, W. Hoy. i'il;s. Yorkshire.-Azcd boar, H. ilirch, .1. Dunttar : Sow, 1t. Birch 1 & 2: boar littered in 05 It. Birch 1 & 2; sow, littered in 05, It. Birch. Cieeter White. -Aged bear, Geo. Bnzelwood. Ik•.rkshires.--Areal hoar, 1i. i'. Sweit zer, 1t. Birch. 11. 1:. Hwcit zor took first and second in all the reel. Tamworth. -1). Dourless & Sons took u!1 tis, prize+ is this class. I'O I t l.T I I Y. Go!tie:s or Silver Laced Wyandotte, A. Hcith; buff, block or white wy- andotts, A. Itc:ith, I1. Pomeroy ; I.1.a gwha ns, G. Stephenson. A. Reit!): Mi.torcas, G. Stephenson 1 & '2 ;C.s li. i.as, A. Keith 1 & 2; )'IymoutIsracks t%bite, A. Haiti), 11. Pomeroy; ply' - mouth Rocks, batted. 8. iteitIty & So.,, G. Stephenson ; white created black "'steads B. Bentley & tion, 1 & '1 ; dirk 1)rahtn•ts, A. hest h ; lizht )lrUhnt.ts, S. Beat Ir'y & So,,, G. Fite• pbeason ; Orphin;lotee hi. l'emermv 1 & 2; 1t'ock Spa.tich, A. Reith, 1 & I2;r Iioudoas, Mrs. L. ilanhant 1 & '2: iw•zhOr.as, 1). 1)ou;les & Hon. A. host h ; (;.nue, (1, 8tephenrrn 1 & 2: Tut keys, 1). Dnu;kis & Sort : Geese, 11. Douglas 1 Hon; Ducks. D. Dolt - ;Lis & Son, Goo. flnzt•Iwtx,tl. IMI'I,I:Mir,NTS Sint'c' lop t.uz2). 'tV. isibb & tied, 1). \icLarty es Son ; einale open bug- gy, 1). McLalrty & Bon, W. Bahl, & Son ; Pert Com! tett ter 1). Melorty & Son. W. titbit & Son ; Crow hex cutter, W. 11 ihh & 8r;t ; pair iron harrows, J. McElrea. (;RAIN AND SEEDS Full wheat tw lite, .1011(1 Bonze, N1. Ilrot hour ; fall wheat red, NI. Meth - our ; 6 -row tri barley, NI. Itiet hour ; 'carp oats, M. liretlinur : cr.mm.t alts, )lute, 11. Bret hour. W. Wi�e- 1 rain : lar•;e peas, M. 'fret hair : small pets, V. Yule, .leo, dodge ; timet ky 1. The Great North 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 unimprovedNorth%Vest farm lands. We have made a number of splen did investments for our clients, who placed orders with us for selections of Canadian Pacific and other North West lands. In a number of instances values have increased so rapidly that our patrons could roa 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 shat' r" of Bottlers coming into the west. prices of lands of ;cod quality and situated convenient to a railway aro bound to make a still forth° large advance. One Hundred Million Bushels of Wheat is t Crop Estimate for the Present Season. Now is the Time to PURCHASE Prices are Bound to Adva We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for landss. give Actual Settlers 10 years in which to pay for lands. $427.00 down secures 3 0 acres, (half section) of choice wheat_l • This would be a great investment for YOU. The above investment is without any settlement duties whatev $383.40 Secures 320 acres (half section) choice wheat land to an ac settler. No other payment required for two years. R. E. Pickard left again last week on a three months' through the %Vest. During his stay there he will locate a nu of desirable properties in the wheat belt, along the various railroads. Any person who desires to make an investment in ern tands should communicate with him when full information be given. His address up to the 15th October next will be R. E. PICKARD, General Selling Agent for C.P.R. Lands. Frobisher, Ass CUT -RAT FURNITURE SALE Having our Immense Show Rooms packed fuH of n and up-to-date furniture in every line, and in order to mal room for some large shipments of goods now on order. have decided to open the fall trade with a suprisingly lo Cut Rate Sale to which, we invite all intending purchase. to come and examine our goods and compare our prices bt fore placing their orders, as we intend cutting the price every article in our store lower than we have ever attein to do before. So don't fail to tttike advantage of this to buy furniture at prices never before known in Exet ROWE & ATKINSON The Leading House Furnishers and Funeral directors. it. Sanders, W. Hazelwood. VEGETABLES Ittrral New Yorker potatoes, W. Hazelwood, It. Davie; 1'c,t.rI of Sa- voy, W. Wiseman; Beauty of Heb- ron, W. Sadler, .lrto. 11451;e hose, J. ifod;e, J. Selves; Empire State, W. Sadler; any other variety, W. Wiseman, R. Davis; Fol. 3 of each, \V, Wiseman, W. Sad !or ; Hwedish turnipoJ. Selves, J. Hooper & Son: Geld carrots, 1f. Birch, W. J. I'ynt; garden carrots, W. Hazelwood, W. II. Hazelwood: mantel wt-urcl, ton_ red, It. Poynter, W. Sadler ; to:,n rel Wurzel, intermediate. W. Sadler, 1t. Dotes.; suz:r.r mansard, It. Ilirch, R. Doupe; eninmas, 9:19. Sanders. .1 ,Cot- tle; blood beets, boar. W. \Vieent•tn, 11. Birch; turnip beets W. Haste - wood, W. Brown ; cobbaje, whit c, J. f Sanders, Miss Doupe, ;cable) re, W. Jameson, J. Sanders: Winui stead cabbage. M. Brethour ; tot toes, W. Brown, N. Garvett ; ca flowors W. Sadler: celery, Rotel' Ihras., 5t. Drethour; Citron, lona, Sadler ; citron round, it. Roots, McCillutn ; pumpkin, 1t. Payni W. Hazelwr:, ad ; watorntelon, ,1. Senora. 11'. unt\V1 eWm..•ut\V: isen,tfgmkrt: Mi s McGail, an : snips. W. Wiseman. \V. Ha( squash, ,I. Sanders, W. Santer. 1)AiI1Y I'ItODUCfe 25 utler,Somcr- 1lrnptuItis b & tion ; 5 lits, talk J. Iloopnr & Son, \Liss K. • Dou FIIUIT Gravenstein, W. Sadler (Coniinud ort VIZ,' 51 Stoves, Ranges & Furnaces This week or any other time we will be pleased. t(1' show the merits of our 1905 lines of Stoves and Ranges. Our stock comprises Sou- venirs, Garlands, Hurons and Happy Thoughts. HEATERS in this line w 't e we are ah nwtt up•to-date in town, Art ( the most ,arlatithe Art Souvenirs, Empire Garlands and Jewels. it will pest to exemia'• otlr Heaters. FURNACES A New Idea Coal or Wood Furnace will be set alp on floor. Its 1111ny advantages and good points are easily seen. HEAMANS HARDWARE And Stove Store.