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EXETER 'TIMES, MARCH 8th, 1806.
SPRING 000DS
CONTINUE ARRIVING DAILY AT
sTEwAR's
Just received a beautiful range of Silk and Wool Eoli
ennes in Pearl, Grey, Castor, Green, Brown and Black, very
stylish for evening wear.
If you want to see Lovely Black Dress Goods in all the
newest weaves, call here. It will please us to show them.
Call and see our new Cream Waist Goods, we have
some of the finest Wool with Silk Stripes and Spots in the
trade.
We received another lot of Wall Paper if you intend to
do any decorating it will pay you to call and examine our
large stock.
If your Boys and Girls want Good School Shoes re-
member "A-IHR,EN'S" are the kind that wear, every pair
guaranteed,
Another shipment of Velvet Squares, in all sizes.
We are showing the l„rgest range of Lace Curtains we
have ever shown to the trde. "Direct from tl.e manufac-
turers".
BRING FOUR PRODUCE TO STEWART'S.
T. A,- 1.3TEWAI r
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DIflMOND tIflLL
ARE YOU SATISI-IED WITH
Your Watch
Perhaps you have neglect-
ed it, let it get dirty or rusty
from lack of oil Perhaps it
has been badly repaired at
some time. Whatever the
reason. dc,n't delay, as delay
sometimes spoils the watch.
Given the opportunity we
will repair and return it to
you with
Our Pergonal Guarantee
of its correctness. We make -
no charge for examining
your watch and reporting its
needs. Our prices for watch
repairing are moderate.
MflR6tUIND
THE JEWELLER
& OPTICIAN,
Eyes Tested Free.
Spring
SuitinQ!s
Hay we got in ennui swell spring
Suitings last week. They are
right up to the moment.
Coats aro two inches longer
than last year and the Lapels
are so much broader and deeper
that you can't help but notice
them. MISS CORA I'iUOR, \WIi() \VAS
confined to 1 Le hnu.e through ill -
The Vests are cut with five ,lees, for a couple eel:, is :ahi.' to ix+
buttons and the Pants are just out.
a little peg toppy. MELISSA iTALM, A PURE A1. -
They are beauts all right for Hund creno for et:lpped hinds,
scientlin!Ilw nrcpalyd Fly W. S. Oslo
manuf.lctu .• • ,.'• . +t.
MR. 80111. sANJEIIS 1'....i h-
and no matter where o•
tattled the tell ringers of the
oug • 'rri-
y vitt Mevnore.a
al church to n oyster
you can't find anything that s... . on Frid.'y aught.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must bo left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, MARCII 8T1I, 1906
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? LOCALS•
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MR. AND MRS. COLLINGWOOD
entertained Thursday evening.
DON'T FORGET W. C. IIUSTON'S
sale of household goods on Saturday.
MILS. MONROE ENIERTAINED A
number of friends last Friday night.
MESSRS. W. NEWCOJIBE AND
W. Yager have Friday for F dulon.-
ton.
COLE'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP
for teething bib:es, perfectly harm -
lass.
MR. OLIN HOOPER, OF CLINTON,
visited relatives in town a few days
last week.
MISS MARY SANDERS IS VISIT-
ing friends in London end ht.
Thomas.
MISS LEAH HEMMER ENTER-
! lined a number of fr:ends Friday
night.
LICENSE INSPECTOR TOR -
canoe was in Low Friday on official
business .
TO.MORRO\V (111EDAY) \VILL
bo the 40th anniversary of the Fcuion
invasion.
MRS. AQUILLA SIIEERE RE -
turned to her hone" in St.Thornas
Saturday lest.
ONE TRiAL WILL CONVINCE
you that Cole's Baking Powder is the
hest. Ask for sample.
ALL i111T 24 OUT OF THE 126
justices of the peace appointed in the
county have qualified.
011. AND MRS. ANDERSON, OF
Mitchell, visited Dr. ;Ind Mrs. D. A.
Anderann over Sunday.
MISS ELLA LINK, OF CRED1-
lon, spent a few days last week with
her aunt, Mrs. W. Kuntz.
MILS. A. Q. IBOl1IER ANi) SON
Maurice left Saturday for a short
visit with friends in Clinton.
MARCIi CAME IN LIKE THE
proverbial lion, so that %v1t can ex-
pect a Iamb like finish for It.
MISS TILLIE WIIITE RETURNED
last Friday from a pleasant %week's
visit with relatives in St. Moots
$15, $18 and $20
will tit as nice as they do.
MARCH 15 THF, "\VINO}
month" hard on taco and hand.,. Use
Howey's Croatia of Ito'.es, only _;k. .1
W �T. Taman bottle. llow'ey's Drug Store,
GEO. HUNTER & SON, RiDGE.
MereHeant Tailor, town, twill hold another cattle sale
in Ccntrehi on Wednesday, March
iIth. See bills tor particulars.
MRS. W. 11. ELLIOTT, WHO
Ile can't resist discis' germs,- .,tout three weeks ago underwent an
that's why ho is such a mark for 4 op('r Rion :at one of the Toronto
tan+nit 115 is progressing nicely.
MR. \V, .T. DRAY, 01' ViRDEN,
Sian., 1%t10 .'crit 1 portion of the
winter visiting friends in this b-
ruits left Saturday for his home.
TILE THIN MAN'S DANGER.
Consumption. In this land of plenty
thinness is wickedneee, cspeci illy
when i 'i no rosily overcome with
Forroze Thie retro -it -kelpie tissue
b'uildcr makes you fat .quickly ; jt
does so by forming blood that's richt MRS. JAMES TAYLOR HAS RE -
flourishing and hcalthpti%'ink. Ferro- turned fano St. Thomas, where she
zone supplies the nutriment needed was celled to attend the funeral of
by wornout nerve.., rapidly cmc - )sloe fatactr
structs muscle .and fatty tissue. Tile t who(tad suddenly of
formfills out, the cheeke redden hurt failure.
proving that weight ii being nddcd. THE LADIES AID SOCIETY OF
To be well end stay well, use Ferro - 'the. i'resbyteriin church will hold nn
zone. Fifty chocolate coated tablets' At lfome" :and sil.• of useful arti-
in n box for fifty cents tr six for lkb" this (Thursday) nfterncon from
$2.50 at nal dealers. t to 8 in the basement of the church
Refreshments will he served. Ad-
-'�-- a miss:0n 15 cents.
adill TOA=d. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Inn the , 114 I id Yot 11111 Aiwa S Met I Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All droggints refund the mon-
tan ey if it fails to care. E. W. Grove's
of signature i• on eaob box, 25e.
MIt. WM. IHIGGINS ENTEItTAI N-
ed rc1er,ll tiietds .11endey evening.
MESSRS. VES FORD AND ED.
1"+1.11110 jeft Monday :Horning for
the West.
FRED HAWDEN GAVE A SKAT-
ing p.rrty at the rink Last Thursday
evening.
DR. WILLIAMS, G:' LONDON,
visited with Dr. II .1:. 1I w 111I1n 441 311
Tuesday.
THE MISSES HAMILTON AND
J'•trk, of Staffa, visited friends in
town on Tuesday.
iIOUSE FOR SALE. -AN EXCEL -
tent brick h:)use for s11e, ill good
location. Apply to Tinacs Office.
Mli. 3. A. STEWART WAS CON -
fined to his house a few days during
the 4x1141 week suffering from ton-
silit;ti.
MRS. CHAS. NORTIICOTT l.N-
tert airivd a number of (riptide \W(:1-
nesdly evening.
MR. WM. TAI'1' ON MOND:\Y
resumed his (lut:•:'s .;s hostler at the
Central hotel stables.
MR. AND MRS. TilOS, 11. SI'ENCE
of Brantford aro she guests • of their
0el1'illti, Mr. void Mrs. Gowans,
THE MANY FRIENDS OF' MR.
Thr-., Fitton, w -ho 1)a:4 been quite ill
will ba ploa ed to learn that he is
progmssing favorably.
T11E MANY FRIENDS OF OUR
velenabt_' townsman, M r. NV in,
Grigg w;ll b^ pleased to learn that
he is recovering •from his recent ill-
ness.
MISS HOMY STEWART, OF \VIN-
nipcg. who vis=ited Miss Bettie Sweet
far the feast throe months left for
hc•r home Monday morning.
REMEMBER THAT YOUR WIFE
likes chocolates ns 411x1 as you lilac
cigars. Take )ler .1 bee of Webh'::
For sale ut Howey's Drugstore.
SEVERAL OF TILE EXETER
Ir:ys went to Godesich Tuesday night
to witness the final hockey game
be;t%'cc: Golfer -Loh and Peterboro.
OUlt - SUBSCRIPTION LISTS
hive been corrected un to :►ori in-
cluding Monday last. Look at the
date on the label of your paper and
H4'O if it is tarreot.
NOTICE. -I REQUEST TIIAT ALL
eceoants due mo bo paid by April
1st, to save the necessity of placing
them in other lsizlds for collection. -
Dr. Anderson, Dentist.
A HORSE BELONGING TO W. G.
I,isset1 trek sick last Thursday at
Crediton. A icartinl paralysis of
its hind legs was the cause. The ani-
mal is non• able to work again.
THERE IS AN AVERAGE Ole 67
seniles in every pound of \Vebb cho-
colates. If you avant to make some-
one particularly Nappy send her a
box. For sale at Howey's Drug
Store.
MR. ANI) MRS. S. 11ANMER. OF
1•:sten:wn, S1sk.,arc visiting Mr. \V. R.
Elliott. Mr. Elliott Ibis shipped lar.
Hamner three loads of horses during
the past year, and is slaippi'ng him
another one.
SO1iTIIERN RESORTS.- AVOID
the disagreeable winter weather by
spending a few weeks in the land of
suminer'll sunshine, Californin,Florida
Mexico, Cuba. See G.T.R. agents for
full particulars and tickets.
TILE ONTARIO GAZETTE CON -
tains the following announcement of
a newly incnr•rrorated concern: St.
Marys, Kirkton and Exeter Tele-
phone Company, of Kirkton, capital
$40,000.
COAL! COAL! .COAL! -ANOTHER
large shipment of the best Lehigh
Valley Coal just in. Nut stove and
furn:.cc $6.75. Get your supply now
before the storms set in .and block -
odes the roads. -11. Parsons.
Mlt. W. F. COLE, TiIE NEW
druggist intends lin sing the front of
his store fixed up to correspond
with the front of the stores in the
some building. The work will com-
mence as 4.c1011 as spring opens.
Obit TOWN MERCHANTS ARE
d lily receiving large shipments of
goods preparatory to the spring
trade. Serenal of the milliners are in
the targe cities studying the latest
sty'tcs in \l»m"n's head gear and pur-
oh:asing stock dor tis" op 'ln:.ogs.
MR. 1IENRY REYNOLDS LAST
%trek delivered to Mr. A .Q. lfobicr
a 'hog which tipped the scales at
about 700 pounds. This is the la.rg-
est hog delivered herr, for a num-
ber of yeirs. Mr. Reynolds breeds
hogs !quite extensively and his had
considerable success from this efforts.
MIs. RICHARD Q1TANCE HAD
the misfortune to fnlcture two of
the 4111.111 bones near the ankle in
• ric of his legs on Sunday morning
last. ile was taking feed out to 11'.4
chickens and when a 41104'4 (listanc(,
born his house slipped on 1 pL(x.-
(•f ice, the fill resulting in the frac-
ture.
MRS. JAMES S\VEF:T SUFFERED
fractured wrist and a badly gash -
(d torrh01141 ns the Irsult of n fall
on the front steps of her residence
last Riturday. Mrs. Sweet %%.a5 re-
turning from the store :Ind WAS
nbctut to enter her home when she
slipped .Ind fell, 0a04ing the above
injuries.
1)11. ANDERSON HAS DISPOSED
of his residence to Mr. James Wal -
terra ;bed his dental practise to Dr.
Itaulston, of Milverton. Dr. 11.1ul-
cton w ill not (eke pe eessiotl until
May 1. Dr. Anderson' Kis had a de-
sire to go West for some time and
it is quite laoesible t tl t 1.' twill 110
so in May.
Mlt. JOHN FARMER'S FACE 1S
a little disfigured by a slightly .lis
colored right optic, noosed by 1111ine
on the ice at the rink list Monday.
Mr. Farmer recently joined the curl-
ing club and ran h^ found almost
every .1flern(ton enjoying the
"rolrin" game. Ile was industriously
smceping in .1 short shot, when he
fell over 1 "stano" that had previous-
ly Irrn thrown.
NOTICE. -WE TAKE TITiS 01'•
trArtunity for t1►a.nking our many
customers for their pltronngc for
the list four years. We have im-
pmve(t our barns so as to n.ccomrnn-
detc more town and on entering our
lift)) y(tar tar err better able to iup-
ply .111 our old customers and as
many new otics as would like to give
lit 'a trial. _ Yours Respectfully,
L:,uie Diss Mdkrn.ln.
Dregs 000s antl SiIks
New goods arriving daily from now on each day for some time
will surpass its predecessors in the great variety and beauty of
spring importations, as shipment after shipment arrives.
A few
of the
Most
Popular
Weaves
'Scotch Tweed Suitings
Poplin do Chene
Figured Voiles
Venetians
French Cords
Fancy Panamas
Fancy Mohairs
Sicillians
Albatross Cloth
Satin Cloth.
In all the Fashionable Colorings, Greys, Blues, Greens and Browns
Prices 35c to $1.25
SILKS
CHIFFON TAFFETA SILKS, small pin checks and stripes,
beautiful wearing quality in greens and blues, price 85c a yard
TAFFETA SILKS, blue and white small neat checks and stripes
makes a pretty suit, warranted not to cut, price 75c.
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, quality we recommend to give good
wear. Price 50r, 75c, and $1.00 yard.
BLACK PEAU DE SOIE SILK, the best silk made for servicer
very rich finish, every yard stamped, guaranteed to wear, make
beautiful dress, has always sold at $t.25, price dress length $I
S}'ECI.\L,-Soo yards of Colored Tamaline Silk in pale blue, rose
pink and champagne, good value at 5oc, special price 38c yard,
srrELI-, & ROWE
MRS. AMOS i' VISITING IIElt Market Report. -The following is
sister in Brantford. the report of Exeter markets, oor-
MISS 11ETTIE SWEET IS VISIT- rccted up to March 8th.
Wllellt, 73 to 77 cents per bus.
Oats, 32 cents per bushel.
Barley 40e. to 42c. per bus.
Peas, 65 to 70 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $19 to $20 a ton.
Bran, $17 per ton
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Feed flour, $1.20 per cwt.
Clover seed $6 to $8.50 per bus.
Hay, 57 tier ton.
Butter, 18 to 19 ants per pound.
Eggs, 14c. a dozen.
Onions, 60c. ler bushel.
Dried Apples, 5c. per pound.
Chicken, young, 7c to 8c per lb.
Dunks, 10 cents per Ib.
Geese, 10 cents per lb.
Octal, $6.75 to $7.
Potatoes, $1 a bag.
llogs, liveweight, $6.60 to $6.75.
Hogs, dressed, $8.75 to $9 a cwt.
ing friends in London.
MISS MARIA SELDOM OF INGEI1.
sell is visiting Mrs. Geo. Samwell,
MR. CLIFFORD SPACKMAN VIS-
ited friends in St. Thomas over Sun-
day.
DON'T FORGET TIII: AT 1LOME
at the Presbyterian church this af-
ternoon.
MRS. J. W. O'IBRIEN ENTER-
tained a number of Tier friends Tues-
day night.
hflIS. W. S. MINERS AND T'.VJNS
of Sarnia. aro visiting their cousin,
Mrs. R. T. Johns.
MISS LiLLY HUSTON IS AT -
tending tihc millinery openings in
Toronto.
MRS. WENDLAND, WHO WAS
operated upon in Victoria hospital
London, a few weeks ago, returned
borne on Siturday night.
MIs. HARRY BTJCKINGHIAM HAS
rented the south half of his house to
Thomas Hawkins. It is Mr. Buck-
ingtbam's intention to more to Lon-
don ,about Anrit•
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SU1t.
goon, will ba at tho Commercial
Hotel the first Friday of csiC'h month.
ilours, 9.30 a. nt. to 4.30 p. in. Glass-
es properly fitted :and diaaisos of eye,
ear and none treated. Next visit
Friday, March 9th.
AS I IIAVE DECIDED TO GiVE
up business 1 well dispose of my
shock in She store. Exeter ,North,
either in whole or in part, at greatly
reduced prices. This stock is in
good condition, and the party buying
trill get a good bargain. Tee Hay
!lost office is in connection %'ilIt the
store. -L. McTaggart.
AT THE 111011 SCHOOL LITEIt-
ary �ciety ele'c'ting held friday af-
ternoon, March 2nd, considerable in.
t('rest eels centered in the debate
"Resolved (hat country life is pre-
ferable to city life." The effirini-
1ive side teas l.'oked n (ter by Harold
Fair. LeRoy Coultiri Lloyd (hetet in
while Curtis Stoneman, Daniel lien.
'Ile awl !(ugh McKay stere the de-
baters for the negative side, Three
senior boys, Harvey Gardiner, Elmore
Senior and Alvin Ilritnell very cap-
ably acted as judges. Tho negative
side wren by elle small margin of two
points.
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GON9li IllTION
some say can 1 e cured, while
others say the advetse. Don't
get it and then you won't have
to experiment. Get
IIOWEY'R CHERRY Coneiet.
instead. It works like- niggle.
Take it in time and you won't
have to discuss the consumption
question. Don't cost but a few
cents and worth a mint of money.
W. 5, HOW,Y, Phm. B
1
Chemist and Optician,
Phone :i4). F:\ ETER. ONT.
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THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
COLla's
BAKING POWDER
Because she gets results that
cannot be obtained from any
other powder. It is a pure
CREAM OF TARTAR baking
powder, uniform in rttrength
and never fails to give satis-
faction.
Sale increasing
fast.
Get the habit and use Cole's
Baking Powder and you will
never regret it. Ask for sam-
ple.
PREPARED ANI) SOLD ONLY AT
Cole's Drug Store
EAE,TE.R.
MR. \VM. CANN AND FAMILY
heave Monday 'for Crystal City, Jinn,
MR. .1011N CANN LEAVES MON-
day for Ltegina, where Ise has accept
ed .a position 115 traveller foracig-
a'r
MRS. G. F. Mi:NKII'. ANI)
daughter, of Lexington, I:y., wi•ited
her sister, Mrs. (', Limdcnfi'Id, last
Friday.
Mrs.. Swan and Lit:. Misses Swam of
ilcn. ill, Mr. and \Irs, .1(JuI Muir and
141mits of London, 41r. on11 -lir'i, Ilobt,
Muir of Gowund 1, N. Y., hir, and Mrs.
Gorge Boyd, 01 Stratford: Mr. and
\irs. .lass Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Noble of Seifottli: 111. Will Muir
of Ridge toe n ; \Ti. Bei t Muir, ,of
Iondon, wcr(' here in attendance at
the Se 1n -Muir num: 11. on \Vetoes•
(Lay evening.
TIIE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION
was !passed at the recent :annual
meetingof the Vc
tarans of I860 As-
9ociltion: The flag of our country
being the emblem of Britain's might
and glory, it ought, whenever :and
twhorcever displayed, to evoke feel-
ings of patriotic. 1,rj4 11 ('4.044. Brit-
ish subject, but this association views
with regret the prevalent and in-
creasing custotn of making it the
medium of tolling attention to aur. -
lion silos and ot.herwis(' using it for
advertising purpanes ,Mrn,',.i lints the
flag ,In'I taking foam it the respect
with which it (,upht to Ire %lowed.
Revel red, therefore, t 11 1t 4lie Preei
-
de.nt epteen1 .1 Mrnmittee 40 net with
kindred as ,defines or ut.18'rIcise in
mess%Oring to .'!Cur" :1 di.n(nt intl.
Ince of the prncth:le of wing the
liriti•th or Cin.idirin flags for such
purposes.
Cause of
Y
You must look well :iter thc condition
of your liver and boweis. Unless there
is daily action of the bowels, poisonous
products are absorbed, eausi:ag he:6-
rch:s, biliousness, musts, dy'ster.;a.
H Aycr's Pills ore genuine liver ;ere.
es-
. tee .,.' 6 'J IG•1Ma�'Ittt.Ii►►nrc'n;.. 1.t�A-tf'e
Spring Good
arc arriving every day, We are ready in all (departments
kr the spring rush. Conte and examine our goads. It IIS
pleasure to show them.-
( ,
Silk Waists
White or black with the popular embroidered work on
them, 7 different styles, all good values, $2 ;%3 $4,
Vesting
All our vesting have that soft silky finish w1
popular this soason. They are Plain, Polka Dot t1
ed at 15c, 2Oc and 25c.
Shirt Waist Suiting
Ill the Cotton and Linen effects we have an especially
nice display.
Ginghams, perfect washers
very
Igur-
1
12%c
Mercerised Ginghams, perfect washers .... 15 to 25c
Linen Suiting, white or create 20c to 45c
ASTORA SHOES
We are the only people you can get them from here.
Everyone knows they are the best shoe on the market. Once
worn will convince you. Only price of cheap shoe.
CARLING SOS.
i
Interest Paid Quarterly
means more than interest paid only half yearly or
yearly. You as a business man will see the advantage
be your account large or shall Deposits of $1.00
upwards received.
Interest Paid q. Times a Year
SOVEREIGN
BANK OF CANADA I
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors,
UIRMLRS 1�pANDS
TAKE
� v^Al'
OF FLOUR
NOTICE
Having just arranged with The
Veterinary Specialty Co., Ltd., to sell
the following remedies.
Stock Tonic and Blood Purifier,
Indigestion and Colic Drenches, Spav-
in Cure, Worm Powders, Cough
Remedy, Poultry Tonic, Louse Death,
Antiseptic Healing Oil, Sprain Emul-
sion, Black Oil for Thrush, Heave
Relief, Lump Jaw Cure, Aphordisiac
and Anti -Sterile Powders, Diarrhoea
Cure for Colts and Calves, Leaking
Naval and Joint, I11. VANZANT &
WARING, Veterinary Surgeons, 25
years practical experience. A coupon
in every package entitling the holder
to free Veterinary Advice.
FOR SALE BY--
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PURE MANITOBA
Name not so catchy 119 some
other brands, but quality superior
Price $2.45 per cwt.
MANITOBA BLEND
"STAR"
50 per cent. Manitoba.
Price $2.25 per cwt.
PRINCESS
Choice Pastry.
Orders left at Howey's Drug
Store or at the 411111, receive our
prompt attention.
W. S. i ioWEY, 1 HARVEY BROS,
Merchant Millers
ONTARIO.
The Live Dra.Bppint EXETER,
EXETER, ONTARIO•
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
Have you a false that you want
to wilhf Write for our terms of sel-
ling proporty. We have the most
complete method of advortisine and
sell.in; property in Canada. Do you
want to buy a farm or businrws
property in any part of Ontariorl
Send for our list. We have some
bar ;aims.
E. ELLIOTT & CO.
North-west Land Agents* NO "RAINY DAY"
Selected Wild and Improved Lands For thc Man who has a Popu-
POR BALE lar Monthly Payment Policy in
in some of the best parts of the
NORTII
WEST
:HT
It will be worth your while seeing us
before purchasing.
We give purchasers until first of June
to select their lands.
Office opposite Central Hotel
EXETER, ONTARIO.
The old way to cure
a cold
The New Way
take
Howey's
"Cure a
Cold"
Capsules
Only 25 cents
a box.
EXETER NORTH
Mrs. Jollarl Shcrritt, of McGregor,
,T'rn., %i) , visited her sister, Mrs.
.10.1471 .In rrot 4• returned Lome on
Saturday fast. When Mrs. Shcrritt
w s
Isere she s1 'nra
etret �
i . at ,
friends house and h.od the pleasure
of drinking out of n eon ,,ver 100
years old.
Mr. end eTrs. 111101.1 Smith. of
London, rot urnod home aft • r 5t.cn11-
ing a week with sir. nod Mr S. Ed.
i
wa
n .fore n 1 Mrs. John .larrn;t and
friends of Ilenaill.
\Tr. ItirJ,ord Blatchford visited Mr.
John Jerrott last week.
We are snrry to learn (hit etre.
i)ive! Rossell ha. been o••riously ill
for the past three weeks. Iter
ro my friends 'hope elle will noon he
around again.
THE EMPIRE
Accident & Surety Comp
4.11111111...
One Dollar a month will en-
sure you $50.00 monthly
Indemnity, during disabili-
ty from Accident or Illness.
A Canadian Concern.
W.
OHMS, fluent, Exeter.
Don't Monkey
with that Cough
use HOWEY'S
Syrup White
Pine and Tar