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MONDAY 5 12 19
TUESDAY 0 13 20
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THURSDAY...... • 1 8 15 22
FRIDAY 2 9 16 23
SATURDAY 3 10 17 24
T)lURSi)AY, FEB. 8tt, 19
06
THE EXETER TIMES, FEBRUARY 8th 1906
Crediton ( SPECIAL RATES TO NEW
Mr. Barney Brown, our veto -nos
ter ou Tuesday received the newlet
ter box for this Office. It is Wraith
larger than the one he had :and will
greatly tl)' fat litato mallets in the
!handling of mall.
Miss Lena ' 1ielhclnt is ill with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. August Hill spent
Sunday at Zurich.
Mr. Wes. Finkbcincr made a busi-
ness trip .to Exeter on. Tuesday.
bfr, \V. Johns, f Exeter.
meeting lest night (\1'cdnesdit3')heldin
the Foresters' Halt for the purpose
of organizing n local Lodge.
The location for our new public
shoot los b'ieaa staked out and brick
is 'already on the ground to com-
mence building.
The revival meetings circ being
oontinued in the Evangelical church
The 'meetings are being largely at-
tended.
Mr. Albert Cunningham, of Lon-
don, has accepted a position. as clerk
'tor August 'Hill. Mr. Cunningham,
has rented the house lately occupied
by Mr. Tames. Lawson and intentLs
1900 moving his family here shortly.
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!LOUSE OF REFUGE MATTERS
The matter or maintaining inmates
eat the )Louse of Refuge, %:ho possess
sutersir:It money or property to keep
ittem;el►,cs, 'has been n perplexing
Arttpn'relative or t he torn in i t$
toHouse of'tefugo
elates that the following arc eligible
to enter; All ',oar .and indigent
se—ell-eons who ere incapable of sup -
ll rting t•hcinselvcs; .all persons
tii-ithout moans of maintaining them-
s;,Flv-es and able of body to w•.ork, and
o .a. ,
�[uso
to do rap, or
neglect g act ,t o
so; nil persons loading a vagrant
life, and exoroia:ng no ordinary call -
Ivor lawful business sufficient to
gain or procure on .hottest living;
loll such persons as spend their time
rind property in public houses to
the neglect of .any lawful calling and
idiots.
There are at present at the house
.Flat Refuge et Clinton several in -
/Vacs, es, wibo have money and proper-
ly, rand the committee. headed by
vi a:rden II. Spackmen, ;has boon suc-
oysfut in getting three of these pa,
trcnts to tura over $1,600 to tho
velunty, , which %elll be held intrust
Nair U&:•.m while Vivo and turned over
to their heirs, if any. after death.
J!; Clore be no eta.in1ents for it the
tt►apL'.ey trill become t ho property of
lb•. county. 110e -ever, if the patient
tefuss to transfer 'his property. the
reals are powerless to set, and 5.n
e +vaso of idiots. nothing can be
e,
t is the intention. of Warden
Epacklean and Dr. ILolmes, of Gode-
Inc& to go to Toronto this week and
Interview t he legista.t'Ire with n
v or having the House of Refuge
1 w ''hanged to confirm in some 'rc-
tAg cols with the taw governing asy-
ltFms wahioh gives tho Inspector au-
thority to confiscate property be-
nging to iare..ites, to be 'hold in
past by the government, a (pertain
iesount being taken out for their
'eateniroe,
The
change,
hoe B't+, ro ever, r desired '
sarcrl
by
ks.1(,o)1se.+ of Refuge Committee is
c(mpower the County Jullge to en-
cs transfers of property to the
•Qnty or nppc &it an Inspector for
teases of Itefuge and invest ,him
lNh that authority, thereby forc-
g those inmates, w'ho aro ,able to
ay for their neeintena,noce and re-
use the cos to the county for their
cep.
ilENBALL
ir. Duncan Mcl:tt?n is home from
e. Northwest.
r. Samuel Itann:c, of Zurich, has
based the Carlisle block. Mr.
nnie his considerable real estate
eta and hii recent purchase is an
dente of his confidence in ilensall.
rs. Reese is in ilowarnnvillc visit -
'bar fatbor, who is seriously ill.
r. James Bonthron his purchlreal
. Chas. Wilson's house, and will
re into it shortly-.
Ir. and Mrs. Dobson. of the N.
T. Are visiting friends bore.
number of rooters a000mp,nied
&tiforth hockey team over hero
hursdny night. While our boys
defeated by a score of 6 to 5,
allowed a won(htrfgul intprove-
tover their work in previous
h+. The game w•is Last tbnough-
awdon and Guy BlackaII
the bast form of the Heneill
rs.
hy Refer
Doctors
ause we make medicines
them. We tell them all
tAyer's Cherry Pectoral,
they prescribe it for
hs, colds, bronchitis, con -
don. They trust it. Then
can afford to trust it.
your own doctor.
best kind of a testi(nnntet -
14 for over sixty .rears." I
arra—
Nods yATerr . c
.o raauf•Jtu rar.e eorr
1 siR<IpARiun
!1,1.yensP
r.. t
I.S.l t.
114IR i king.
ks►. se.•or•(• 1 R'• p•a.11•h
liegeaatcs./all err m•rttclr.,..
IINNINININNINNIMRtiNA
greatly aid the Cher,
breaking up n cote;
Mr. Wm, England spent Saturday
and Sunday unday ,n Landon.
Miss Lydia Finkbciner, cater a
sleert visit with her sister, Mrs.
Daniel Truemnor, of IIay, returned
home on Saturday.
The brick yards are getting in,
their wood, making ready for spring
trade.
Our Quartette club are
to le tongdistrict, eMt.lolnitheesant19tt
engaged
ureh, Fut-
h.
Our bend 'purposes giving a con-
cert in the near future.
The 'many friends of Itcv. Chris-
tian
oCleveland. Ohio. a
former pastor of the angelical
church, w•ill be pleased to hear 'that
his services has been secured 'for the
anniversary, to be held some time in
March.
The Oyster supper in the Meth-
odist Church under the auspices of
the Ladiles' Aid. promises to be a
great sUOcess.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itahin3, ltlind, Bleeding. Protrud-
Lrt3 files. Drugziats are authorized
to refund money if Pazo Ointment
fails to .cure in 6 to 14 daps, 50c.
Bliss Lena \Vittioms is laid up
with a severe attac kot pneumonia
but at time of writing is on tho
-mend.
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lives
w'edni
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useful
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rewnr
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and th
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Geiser—England Nuptials—A very
Wet but 'pretty wedding took pato
t Guelph on Wednesday, Feb. 7th,
hen Mr. John H. Gaiser, of Credi•
n, 'formerly of Cobalt, was united
marriage to bliss Katie England.
he -ceremony took place at the
Clinton
reeet Guelph, aof the nd brother, rformed
the Iter. Mr. Bunn of Now llam-
rg. in the presence of only the
mediate relatives and friends of
o 'family. At :precisely 3 o'clook
c bride 'entered the parlor to the
so
strains of Ldhengrin's Wed -
g Mandh :played by Mr. Frank
gland. The groom was ably stip-
rtcd by Mr. A. W. Finkbeinor, of
diton, while Miss Clara England
London, a' tet) as br.�rdesmaid. The
de IVIS 'handsomely dressed in a
ite crepe de chene trimmed with
Blue and ribbon and carried a
uet of carnations. The .happy
pie left on the 6 p. m. train for
onto and other points for a short
ey mtoon trip, atter which they
return to Crediton. To Who hap -
couple
the h
many
'friends
cz
ten
d
most hearty t
congratulations
7 and
d w'iehes.
e you a subscriber for the -Exp.
Times"/ If rot w by not sub -
be at once.
WHALEN
Ir. and Mrs Wm. Gunning:
ar Father and Mother. -- Wo
children, grandchildren End
gr,end children wish to es -
the great pleasure tee receive
tending our congnatultations to
on this the 60th anniversary of
marriage. Wo feel grateful to
dulgent Providence who has so
eously long( herbed out your
•as to renoh this your 'Diamond
ng ta.nniversary, an event at -
1 by ►-cry few indeed.
s exceedingly gratifying to us
w -o ro:rutompLate your long and
lives, that those days spent
duoue toil hive boon so ;amply
sed and 'that plenty, peace and
noss .ire your abiding guests.
' ur crhildren, grand children
rent grand cthildren, will ever
ully remember your parental
nd :affection, your impartiality
or kind sympathy, whilst your
ality .arrd genial disposition,
great benefits we hive rre-
by t ix+ wisdom of your rooun-
rave t► -on the 'admiral ice) and
of your largo and et -Cr lin-
g (erode of friends.
sc cacc,cpt the hent aril kindest
of .111 here eseembled.
Now may serenity possess your mind
Your day grow milder es your sun
declines,
And as the twilight sht:keys fade
etety
Your night be filled with stars in-
visible by dry."
Signed on bell elf of your family,
relitivov and friends.
.101IN P.IRKiNSoN
Witt, Lon, Jenu:try 27th, 1906.
To get relief from indigestion, bit.
iousness,
constipation or torpid liver
teithe,ut disturbing the stomach or
pureine the bowels. take a few doses
of Carter's Little Liver fills they
will I,.e.rhc, you.
0,1911tVAOT)
e
theta,l:v;angelical meetings
,hurcli conducted
ere during
the Wrist five weeks, Rev. W. J.
Yager, of Zurich, assisting part of
the time•• The 'Ince tingi were well
nttended prem beginning to end,'
ransideriter the went her and the
condition of 1110 rods. Moro than I
forty come forward and bowed nq
penitents for .the prayers of God's
penile. Not my here sinners sated
by these >!er'v but many ehrist-
i ins were greet revived and en-
(. )ur•'ged.
ORLEANS
For the Mardi Gras Festivities 'at
New Orleans. La. The vers low rate
of One
►
or1 he 'round trip, will will ss fare
t,c► i i effect
Good 13oin3 February 21st to 26th,
valid Ireturnine un or tx•fore March
3rd. Call on agents of Grand Trunk
Rii1w.'iy ,for full yr(w'licul•>;rs.
ELIM VILL.Is
A number
annual :from attended
1 the
nivc'rs; rynerviccsdoft the
Tbromes hoed Presbyterian church
on Sunday and blond1y jest.
The boys of our burg :ire least
gaining :a .reputation of being "crack
imeeksuter", the daughter of, clay
pigeons being ,terrible to behold et
times.
Mr. W. (ultis has rented his
farm of 75 acres to Mr. George
Jacques. of Wine/else] for $250 n
year, 'fora term of ten years. W11ile
this is •proh.tbly the highest rent
yet paid per ncre in title section, we
might justly say that it is 'also ono
of the best, most un -to -date and
modern convenienced tfrrrm in the
township. \1'e lento ,that Mr. Coul-
tis is giving up farming o►►•jpng to
ill health. but has not yet decided
on 'his Ituture home.
A few of our young p
a very enjoyable evolving
Lome of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Winchelsea, one revolting la
and after n "social Who "
ZU1JClll
Dlr. 11. K. Either, of Crediton,
visited Zieniab friends o, Tuesday
bast.
Mr. :and Mrs. J. Mcllick splint
Saturday with their daughter MI's.
1. 1ludeun at Ifillsgreen.
Mrs. 6ohuenter. who reccutly un.
der were. an •at)oratton for cataract
of the ' yo, is reported to be pro-
gressing nicely, :and topes to regain
cher sight again.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess. Sr., vis-
ited '«atom' tfriencts last Saturday.
Mr. lly. \Ving. of Shipka, vves ;t
visitor in the village last Sunday.
ctotlgu auction rule of dry Goods,
every aftornoonJl edMtaino Wa re, everting c tat
Steinbach's old star.::.
Mr. Nelson l)c•reomy •hi !toyed in-
to the louse on the !eon of Mr. F.
Kalbfleisdh recently purchased front
Air. Hy. Volt:and, t he lattor taking
possession of s he f:a nm whioh Mr.
J)enomy 'bad rented from him for h
term of Scales, n
M'r. and Mrs. F .S. Rickbeil me
visiting the dormer's parents, Mr. t
and Dins. J. Itickbeii cit present. 1
death at Sault • SteMarie, of 1Villiated here of t bm
I %Nuri'', son of Mrs. Hy. Wurm. of
poo
Word
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i
rcoeipts for'the year to
bl wade upbe $165,121.•
ohicafly ;is follows: Coun-
ty Tate. $50.060.18; licenses, $1,084;
administrntior► of justice, $2,036.06;
Behools, $5,144.16; ;roads ,and brid es
$15,058.35. The dotal ex[rentlitures
$173,621.52, trade up CIN follows: Ad-
ministration of justice, $7,678.97;
jail, $2.315.98; sdbool ,management.
$2.783.50; schools, $13.831.60; muni-
oipal government, $:;.781.91 ; roads
and bridges, $27,130.44; „ industrial
$10,866.75 These is a deficit
of ;$'8,500,
lrsun:(nce.
elle
surauccollowing o11 thorax differentof in-
countybuildings: Court 'house, $14,000:
jail o►td 'residence, $1'2,000: .house of
refuge, $15,000; tarn and contents.
nt 'house of refuge, $900.
Collegiato Institutes
Tlie following is the statement of
Who Collegiate Institutes: Clintou.—
Aggregate attendance of pupils, 65,.
079; aggregate attend:ano• of coun-
ty pupils, 29,082: Fost of ntainten-i
noe $7,800.57; Government grant,
$2,807.03. Sea forth.— Aggregate at-
endaurco of pupils. 92,655 ; iaggre_ I
gate attendance of county, pupils,
8,366; cost of maintenance, $7,608 -
spxant t his place. The deceased was taken
at the 1 down with apneunoni:a and alt bough
Brock', the best medical skill was engaged
st weck. his death look place on Friday
b1ns. liy. \V••last.
Thome in the wee sma' hours o'rned
the
morn'.
k
u Jacvisit Frost
bninging with more
a'little
more snow, gently reminding us tial
it is not yet spring.
. John
a►siok eons somo time been
a
on
theable
to b' around again.
Dfiss McIsay, of Watford, is vis-
iting cit Mrs, W. Ilern's 'here.
Mr. T. is
Mr. Wolter Ile nn p
has sick
the
services of Mr. Johnson, from .near
Goderioh,to act as clerk in hitt store.
Mr. W. Vale had the ntksfortuno
to he struck on his forehead by a
chip, by 'cutting wood the other clay.
Ater re Tiyou a mes' 7 subscriber
why a 1toi.e
sub
•
scribe at once.
CItODIAItTY
School section No. 6, Ilihbert, pore
'advertising 'for tenders for tho erec-
tion of n new sdhool house. Tho
building will be of brick, with a
basement and have accommodation
'for 50 pupils.
few
Rev.
rys anllr
a tw•cekrin $Exeter, vis-
iting Mrs. Cranstores parents.
Andrew, the 17 -year-old son got
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Milior died ool
Tuesday of .last nock. Deceased had
beon suffering from tuberculosis for
two years and death was not unez.,
petted.
Miss Butson, of London, spent a
few drys Ilene last week with friends
The 'Family A LAST CHANCE
herald and Weekly
Star of Montreal is this week warn-
ing the public (bit the supply of
their beoutiful picture "Queen Alex -
n fist I '
being exhaust der t�andd'cannot
be guaranteed after February. It is
certainly a beautiful picture. easily
wtoreh two dollars, and any home
dot-
ter e year's subscription ld the better Oto thano t
grent weekly, tee Family II( -r• -Id and
'Weekly Star of Montreal, will se-
cure ,a ropy of the picture absolutely
free. No, picture ever shown in this
country- ntr3 • 1S '
los
'received vied
such
em men praise, too, from capable of
judging.
FARQUHAR
Notwithstanding he keen atmos-
phere
thet annuaeretln meeting ofttthe aendanc
borne & Ilibbert Mutual Fire In•
sunanoe Oo., held here on Friday East.
All the directors wore -present.
President Thos. Ryan addressed the
meeting, giving an account of the
work of Ate directors during the
past year. Sa)rctary 'leavers read
the minutes of the bated for 1905.
Tbc by-laws of t he company, which
w'ero oonsolid)ted 'during the past
year wept eccopted. Considerable
time was (devoted to discussing mat -
fere pertaining to t company. Aud-
itor Turnbull read the report of the
auditors for 1905, and on motion it
was passed. An annual snorting
would not ,be complete without the
unirasciblc D. McNieol. Ile was
there and with his gtiboess cr-(\ttcd
censidor:able merriment- As the
terms of office of President Ryan
Francis Morley bid expire(1, nomina•
tions were in order for their succes•
sons. !loth gentlemen had been dil-
igent in their work in the interests
of the company and were re-elected
without opposition. Messrs Ruther-
ford rind Turnbull, the nutaitors for
last year were renominated, but :a.
Mr. Rutherford expressed a desire
to w;tl matt', Mr. IIay was nominat-
ed in his stead. Ale.ssi's. Turnbull
end Kay were elected by acclamation
Mr. Wm. Ilodgert tax secured the
services of Mr. Jos. 1\ilri::• as ,1u
1innrer for his stale un Tilted ay, Feb.
lit h.
M.r. 1), yid Me Nicol ie cable to be
around <gain after bis intros.
Mr. Ohms. Hackney had a good
sale of horst•, .and cattle last week.
The Kidneys
When they are weals, tor-
pid, or stagnant, the whole
system suffers. Dont neg-
lect
time, but
heed the warning of the
scbin back, the bloated
face, theth
sallow completion,
the urinary disorder, and
begin treatment at once with
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which contains the blest, and
safest curative substances.
send for testimonials of �k
C.LHood Lowell, Mos.
and Mr. Ed. \VurrnsattendedA Annie \\rur e
fu the
Mto
pleasPhoebess
antvt tc
with frit lads att Exeter
has returned 'home.
Mr. Fred Demuth,
er a few
weeks visit here returned at
to Detroit
last week.
The regular meeting of the. W. C.
T. U. was held Monday ;afternoon et
the home of Mrs. F. Witmer. Quite
a number of the members were pre-
sent and a good program wee given.
Mr. Ed. Snell returned last week
from a visit with relatives in Michi-
gan.
Miss Melissa. Smith, who has been
visiting friends and :relativism in
Michigean the (past few weeks has re-
turned home,
Mr. Elmore \f
it,
rived S: turdat:eevening to spend it
couple of weeks with her parents
here.
USBORNE
Another of t'sbornc's esteemed
1"'erects in the person of Mr. James
Moir passed awey on Tuesday, Jan.
30th at the age of 80 years and nine
Months.
Mr. Moir ,las been in failing
.health for asome time and his death
was not unexpected
The h
deceased was a native of
Perthshire, Scotland 'corning to Can-
ada with this parents sixty ono years
ago. He envy lifoef
inPParis, Ont., after ew years which
he came 'to Usborno and settled on
the fourth icancession, whore he
hewed out :for himself :and family a
comfortable
arried
n 1852to Mile Isabella Murray,rwho
predeceased phial isome twenty-five
years ago, leaving a family of nine
c1hildren, of which two, Joanos end
Margaret are now d000ased. Ile
leaves to mourn their toss three aorta
and four .daughters, George, of
Traverse City, Migh. ; John, of Kil-
larney. M nitoba: Peter of Usborne;
Mrs. Jaynes Armstrong. of Crystal
City, Manitoba ; ,Isabella, at :home;
Mrs. John Traqua.ir, of Tucker -
smith, Mrs. John 1). Stew:art, of
Bonsai!. 'n religion 'the deceased
Iva..
7 ,
a e9 )r .
by or'
1 t
hie and in
It ICi
P01' '
a
reformer. mor, Tho nta:ny ,friends .and
acquaintances deeply sympa t hize
with the 'bereaved family in .their
loss -
TEST OF THe PROVEIttt
A ,reference to the records shows
how f:)r the suncrstition that a clear
bright Candlemas Day means :t ton•
tinua.nce of winter is true. In 1890,
1amid 1805.
r, flay was
and the c 1800 oweaherlasted for t)io
following two nu—milts, according to
the proverb. Candlemas hay was
cloudy rand warm % at her followed
in a short title, in 1897, 1802, 1903.
Tfae rule tailed in 1898 when it wart
sunshiny on the fatal day, yet thio
winter speedly broke up. In 11101
and 1904 the opposite was the ease
and again the proverb did not ,hold
good for tilts day br.nl(e cloudy, yet
the land :remained frost bound for
the .following few months.
/'OROVERSIXTY 111:ARB
AN WinnoweSoothingD •NDamyrtle he. beenrusedHfor
over etxty years by mItIone of mother!) for their
children whichild, teat ere the perfect euooevr,
ll
pain cures wind collo, and iv the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. It Is pleasant to the taste. So:d
blydrnangietsinevery part of the world. 8
Yenta a bottle. Its value le incehneeble. Be
sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
8yrupaod eek for no other kind.
County Council
The .7 , nun ry cession, of the coun •
t.{' council' (1011(4 in t c•aur1 house
at Godcriele on 'I'uevd.'y of last 1t(s k
The clerk presided :and asked t he
council to elect a w.ardcp fur the
year.
Moved by Mr. McNaughton scc-
onderl by Mr. C:,Oteto,' that Mr.
11. tee ckman, rouncillor for division
N:e 4, dt e oder' for the yerir 1906.
No other nnininations were receiv-
ed anal taft:'r the expiritian of half
IteHprck►rut (leek
-11 rk destine!
1and in-
vited him to the chair.
After subscribing to the oath (.f
office before Judge holt, a Mr. tipMek-
1,) n (btnked the members of 1h'•
rauncil for the bora.. they had cote
furred on him, and rtddresetel the
rouneil on (tile work of the pass
Yea r.
All the members were pre.:ent.
Droved by Mr. Currie seeonrkd by
Mr. Lamont th it Jto,s, i. MrQuill et •
ilrytn, Miller, Ferris still !shelter.
be !striking committee to tome
I he stariding commit toes for t he
Yee T.
Moved In amendment he tlr. Cato
felan 1tw) Mr. Morrison tfrtt \fesars.
1\iclienzie, lityaa., lea.mont. McQuil-
lan utsl ale Nateele on bo a tom inittee
to striki •t be standing romtnitternl
for the Noir.
The 'not :on et mics.
Tre.tsurer's Statement
46; Government gn:rnt, 52,898.07
Goderiefe —aggregate attendance of
pupils, :32,875; aggregate attend-
ance of county pupils. 1.2,130; .cost
of anninterirutce, $7,2.29.75; Govern-
ment grout, 61,069.09.
Registrar's Statement
Total number of instruments reg-
istered during titre year, 4,110;
total :fens therefrom, $4,638,39;
amount of gross income to be gxaid to
the county. , $1,175,90; nggreg;ate
amount of mortgages registered, $1,-
485,231.20.
Moved by Messrs, Lamont, .and
Doig, that the usual grant of $20 ,be
made to oacti Agriculturnl and Ilor-
ticulturul Societies in Me county,
holding exhibitions in 1906. Sent to
executive committee.
DASHWOOD
Mr. Fzri Tieneute our
butcher, has had his refriger
fitted by •a firm in Toronto.
\\'e are (pleased tea leann tl
Richnrd Ikaker end children
Misses Amefin and Levine
daughters of John Ehlers,
14th, who have all been dot►
the soar•let 'fever, are now or
way for recovery.
Mr. Jobs Goetz, our enter
saw miller, intends erecting
resid)ence next summer and w
reasons to 'belk've when co
will be :a credit to our vill
Mrs. Chas. S.chr:uler has bent
with LaGrippe, but we .aro pre
learn that she is improi•,ing.
Mr. Sim Ireland and darnily
.( few clays visiting friends
Marys.
Mr. Witmer end (Laughter
wenn mists of Mr. Geo- Rub
Sunday.
ive
smileii since Fr tayrrfa twMert
'wearsi)1
made the 'happy fat father of a
&thy bay. Congratulations.
home to Itas. Eidt, of h s brother-etfo
Tuesday evening last at
o'clock n very $pretty wedding
eolemttitted 4n the Lutheran c
in the pr•erience of a largo cir
friends, it being the occasion o
marriage of Miss 'Mary,
daughter mf Mr. and Mrs.
811do. to Mr. John Eidt, both o
parte. While Miss Emma Eidt
cel the wedding march: t he 1
party took their place before
alter.r
The
bride
vva.9 a
da'tn I'
tired in white silk with, hr>;e4a,t
and flowers, The 'bridesmaids,
Emmafields and Miss Louisa
wore' white orgrandie. The gr
was supported by his brother
ratan a.nd Mr. Wm. Stade. The r
of honor, Miss Pertly. Eidt,
i RidtIly :Mired in .itel Luoindi taKraft Ikn
very pretty slower girls. The r
atony was ,1terformer! by the I
Mr. Eiffert. After the ceron
the wedding tarty proceeded to
home of the bride's parents WhetWARsumptuous repast WAR In w•aiti
Mr, and Mrs. Eidt will bco
mme
dents of our village and we join w
their 'many 'friesds in wishing th
a long, happy and prosperous wed
life.
popular
atop re -
tat bars.
also the
E li Inrs,
of the
'n with
) fa fair
'prising
a new
have
!rattle ted
age.
t down
ased to
spent
in St.
versa,
yfast
ea sant
le was
fine
rd. is
:five
wasburets
ole of
f the
'Idcst
Chris.
f this
play-
nidalthe
at-
veil
Miss
Mist
cornIter-
nail
was
s
T91-
lade
ore•
Lev.
rete y
t he
rein
ng.
rcvi-
'it h
cm
ded
Supplemeololy Meeiiogs
Bouin NUM formers I�srIIYIe.
1\'ill lx• held av tellot%v:
:FAIRQI'IIAJt HALL, F'Fht. II.
ARTRRNOCN \f5Er1sn.--Addres,e.. by Mr. D.
('. Anderson, itugny, Ratter'', "notation of
(Win. flare and application of manure "; Mr.
(I. Harbour, "Breeding and 1'eedln fleet
Cattle" ; addresses 4140 by Mo.r•rs W. D. Elan.
der+, ICrete► and it 8, Philip.. Mensal)
F'vr.vrr;n MRErisa.- Addresses st 7.30 o'clock
by 11. C. Ander,0n, "Our Country" • 0. irarbour
"Farmer's :Eons".
1)AS111V001), 1'E11 1:,
Zimmerman's Hell
Afternnon_i)• C. Anderson, "Rotation of
arbour.
F cfleet
a"Breedingcoo.
eong nd of fleet fttle" ; adds t)1044m.a• Wm, $,owls,(redeen d IashMatte,
Thames Harr'.
Evening -D. C. .1nderion, „Our Country" ;
O. Barbour, "F'armer's Son's",
ZiTitiell TOWN ii,ILi PER. 16.
Afternoon --D. r. Andersen, "Horse., Draught
1R rtruit,aral and Ormond I'nrpoie" : O. itarbovr
•Ilree.lingand Feedng of iteel Cattle" ; nddres.•
Pial•,n by M. Y. :Neiman. Seem th and .1. ()hap.
ton, Exeter.
Rvenrh^--i) C. Ander.rn "Our Country" :
(1. 11u -hour. "$armee'• 8onv",
IIENSALT, MILLER'S HALL, PEiI.17
Afternoon -D.('. Ardor nn )hnnre, it, etre
and anplicltlnn., And 'moo-• (1 Ilirber,
"Weeding and Feeding Beef Cattle.' addree4
a:an by. Rothman, I)a.hwen1.
Evening -D. C. Ander.nn. "Varmint n.
t).'aumit tan" : 0, llarhnnr. "Farrner'e Son,".
A. Directors' meeting will to held a1
n4•lock a. m.
\':IRNA TUV'N Ii:ILL,
Inin- rim.
fterO. ('. Ander,nn• ••110
Sheep ; (I. iltrb�ar. "CtuIV,vat inn 0( the
ad•1re,c plan by Mr. .7. F:Ide r.
Rvg_DI(nngll.
enin (', Ander% n. 'Our Co,
I:arbotr. "Varmer'esees"
Ti'CKERSM1T11, FED
$t ronW'a He l l
1ft(rnoon l► (• tt m..nn, r
h- and ('in%er : U N,•rher•
r' ",ling of Beef ('dere"; "ll
-' --r• T. 1'ra-or And'1 f'a' f rann
F.,entng 1). 1'. Arden•n0 •'F'
up:rrlon ', O. ila rhnur, ••{•
The arternene mee.(nanroom
eel the errning:ma ling, a• ;
Additions' program, ',moo
1 'trnmental ma<r.• a' 0a,• r
• et ther,• 1•e
•'+et. meeting* a
e soot Omar,
IL TfOitTO, , it. (
dent.
srpe owe'
the dear,.
n.lgno•1P
The treasurer reported the totalf
Pre
11"
rr,.
atfntn of
ling an.t
Oa alt., e y
mint as nn
sons-.
eat 4 o•r•lo,•k
Ref roe•al and
ling meeting.
ince .,l'•,h of
aro toot sue -
kers.
ARDINER
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al
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The LondonGrockery
Co.
Immense February Animal Sale
Commencing
Thursday, Feb. -8
Here is an opportunity
for you to save money.
We have just finished
stock taking and we are put-
ting on sale some very desir-
able lines, some we have too
much of, some cane late for
the Christmas trade, and
some bought in order to sell
at a low price. Alt new clean
stock,
50 per cent off HALF PRICE
50 per Bric-a-Brae, a fine collection of Art Vases in French and Ent ls�
goods. This is a splendid chance to secure for your cabinet a English
able piece.
1/3 off ONE THIRD PRICE
A tine collection of Beautiful China in French, Ofd
Ilaud, Bavrian. Etc. EveryAustrian,/Ravi_
and u piece a genuine bargain. In new shapes
up-to-date decorations. Berry Sets, Berry and Salad Bowls,
Spoon Trays, CeleryTrays, Il Trays, Biscuit Jars, Sugars and
Creams, Chocolate Rc
Pots, Tea Pots, Trays, Etc.
We will also sell a fine line of Jardtners and other lines of Fancy
China at Discounts and special prices rauging fro►n 33 1-3 per cent,
20 per ceut and on down off regular prices,
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Lamps
at the
Lowest Posrlble Price
Every price in plain figures and everyreduction
We never mark our goods at other tbahat we think the one'
excellent, value. y are
if LONDON GROGKbRY G0. fit . 'aO nd�,.
WE PREPAY express ortLondon.
freight t
10R charges .00 or over. on all purchases of
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ROYAL
BAKINO
POWDERUPULAR SILK (0-UZ)
POPULAR
REGULAR LARGE SIZE (12 -OZ) 40c -
A pure cream of tartar powder endorsed by the bighesb
authorities as the most healthful article in the kitchen
(which is the most important consideration) and also satis-
fying fying in results and most economical,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER because we have recommende mthe
goods for many years and we are proud to do so. Bold and
recommended by
Carling Bros.: Snell & Rowe : F.•
J. Knight
and other first class Grocers.
Wanted...One hundred more
•young g men and
wont -
en, who are ambitious and enterpris-
ing to qualify in the
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
For the many positions open to
all those who are thoroughly pre•
pared to accept them. A six
months' course in this college
means for a young reran of the
right kind, an educational equip-
ment better than many trades or
professions in mone7 earning 1 Hie
power. Students admitted at any
time. Circulars free.
Now in Sfeck
At
Bran and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
Exeter and Centralia Elevators
Prices satisfactory, Bring in
your grain , and lard home
with feed.
J. GOBBUDI6K
ter.
Centralia.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.'
COR. YONcII 4* ALEXANDER STS
P. WHITLOCK & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hollow Cement Build-
ing Blocks of differ-
ent designs and
sizes.
Cement Fence Posts
Cement Chimneys
Single and double flue; abso-
lutely fire proof,
Stock always on hand; Prices reason-
able.
P. WHITLOCK & SON
Thantes.Poad 1', O. - Ontario.
1111"JEC'i;g
SUIT
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers, We make Ube
Suits— you wear them out. We mallet
them as well as we can, so that t
hey
wi11 not wear out sooner than
ought. Becautte, if they do,
likely go somewhere else for yy�o�o��
next Suit. And no one could blasitls
so much Suit ou. So worth. e1 odght to bpm
is fashionableness of fabric—style Lsj
and rdo
length of service,
mAegood a place as there is wl1blo
to get all this and not pay loo
much is W, Johns,
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $o
and $18 r o.
MATS
erchant Tailor
We
dJCENTRAL
ONT.
in the ComntercialR w 000rldd? :The
surest and shortest road is via
this R')1001. We give a course
of training that is not surpsweerl
by any Can-
ada. Welgive individuurliness al instre in uc-
t' on therefore you may enter at
any Wimp, Writs for free cata-
logue and get full particulars.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
•D, A. Mcii.A('llf.AN. } Principals
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