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1
ter the long winter season
at the approach of spring
Nearly every one requires a Blood
Purifier and Tonic.
You cannot do Letter than buy
ti bottle of Perry's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla or Perry's
81ood Purifier for all diseases of
the Skin and Blood.
They tone and renovate the
whole system and restore vigor
and healthy action to every
Organ. Buy the best at
Brownin gs
Drug Store
The
Exeter Times
C.\LENDAR FOR MARCH, 1906
bioNDAY 4 11 18 25
it&oNDAY 5 12 10 26
TUESDAY (S 13 20 27
WEDNESDAY... . 7 14 21 28
her/ Y......, 1 S 15 22 20
FR !LAY 2 9 18 2:3 30
8LTUBDAY .8 10 17 24 31
THC1iSDAY. MARCH 22nd, 1906
NOTE AND COMMENT
There is one satisfaction, our Board
est Trade is still in existence.
If the members of our Culling club
sant win they never lose their nerve.
The Toronto World got the scoop
its reporter avent after. But how
]about the t,rice?
The lamb trill !need an 'extra
geo'wt h of wool when March lgooe
/Dr f if Ibis kind of weather keeps
ter,
' -Ve eer according to the old say-
it}rr 1ing.s in the lap of spring. So
stet 'tuft •,cwt• „tat least our supply of
toll ie diea.pp etenf with an alarm.
ing 'ra,pidify.
The question of building a now
•tetion nt Exeter may keep some of
zto r -residents awake nights, but the
' T. R. officials don't mind such
trifling an•ettcrs.
• Let's tee! Somebody- said some-
theng •about a conning .factory the
(tallier day. Why not start (another
rlogiteation? It doesn't cost much to
totk it over, and 'then - possibly
Moethintt might sono of it.
•_ FOR OVER SIXTY tEARS
AN OLD •ND WELL-TRTZD RIMEDr.L jet's
Window's Soothing Syrup has been used for
ether sixty years by mlLlons of mothers for their
dreg while teething, with perfect success,
IS eoothee the chtld, softens the gums, allays all
n cures wind collo. and is the best remedy
foe Diarrheas. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
tidrurarists In every part of the world. 25
dente a bottle. Ito value is incalculable. Be
sure and' take
Mie Wi
low's
Soo
thlnrr
Syrup and sok for no other kind.
' . EDUCATIONAL MATTERS
All the members reported at their
Lvt monthly meeting .beld in the
W8vn Hall on Monday evening,
WV • t 19th. The minutes of elle
ous meeting ,were deo4tred pro-
ly recorded. H. E. lluston re-
rt'•d a cupboard • desirable for
Ot7:41 room and the chair stated that
bell 'fittings had required re -
tarn which were attended to. Some
ieeseibk' Changes in the Educational
Ant likely to affect our High School
loirtziwnt were noted and It. E.
lluston was (appointed, per W. J.
Casting pad S. Martin. as a delegate
to the ame onohing Trustees Con-
vention at Toronto to act in aym-
teetihy watt the delegates of other
tirol000ls s.:m(lin.rly affected in re-
nard to pita matter. The design sub-
mitted by the high School commit -
lee of a leering certificate of dhan-
oral.to mention to be given to all
callus and :sigh school students leav-
ing_ our *shoo' n it li :at honorable
accord w.is, per If. E. Huston utel
8.. \1 rein, unanimously endorsed.
The staff require a microscope and
H. E. hasten, per It. N. Rowe tan(l
F. Wood. 3ra.soppcN ted to look n(tcr
the )stet for If. it and 1'. S. purposes
Per it. IS. Remo an•l F. Woof, acct.
storubbing, $6.35. Mr .W. .1. (Airline
rounded up the meeting and closed
it out of session in his usual offhand
manner, nt least thet's w-Iwt the
wecretary's minute book reported.
Your
)eart
Beat
d•a•xr
cs. 1^0,O04 times cach day.
t, Teaes it send out good blood
i : blit:) Mood? You know, for
li taind blood is good health ;
bad i>la::d, bad health. And
li know precisely what to
. fur bad blood -- .•tyer's
r°.tlparllla. hv.torshave
•)i -sed it %,,; GO years.
Y
r
• r•efiht , tate of h,d !.
I t.., ,,,.lams eomtll,•tJoa. robom.v.
.a .m thrn abo.,rt.•+.l tufo the bass,,
•r ,.^, e:• pan with Atet'. 1'111,.
•R`e +N•701�7 0
TAO* o; S. 0. •
vLowell, olilacsec,
Ale* aaa,eouf►fi ofoturar• of
,)I too moo.
.. ` erS AHE'C e.
CHERRY
PECtORu.
W bare no worst.! We publish
Ube feminine of all our ssodreaee•.
adz nave ceded to give up business in Crediton I
will sell my entire stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Glassware,
Wall Papers,
Groceries,
and a number of suit ends -Big Bargains.
Articles will be sold at cost and below as I want to
dispose of my stock at once. Collie and Get First ('hoice.
W.' W. KERR, Crediton.
That Watch
HOW IS IT ?
Perhaps your tithe piece has
not been giving complete satis-
faction of late, if so bring it to
rue. •
I have had considerable expere
enco in repairing and if your
\Vatcla or Clock is out of order
it can he repaired right here at
home.
JAMES LAWSON
.trtvEt.t•:it
As 1 leave sold my•practi,e in Cred=
iton, I would be pleased to have
those(' owing •mo acoounts call in and
settle on or before April lst.-Dlt.
E. A. 11AIST.
Tho Athletic Association of our
sillagc %%ill hold a public sheeting in
the fire le -all on Monday next, March
26th, for the election of officers for
the ensuing year, and to discuss the
advisability of •bolding a celebration
on Map 24t•h. It is hoped that every
business plaoe will be represented at
this meeting.
!alias Emma Brown attended the
25th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
\\'m. Dlollin's wedding day :tear
Grand Bend on Thursday of 'utast
week.
Mrs. Chris Eilber and son Land
(laughter, Charles and etoxio, of
Zurich, spent Sunday en our village.
The evttngelistio services !which
'nave been in progress in the Meth-
CREDITON, - ONTARIO• odist church during the fast week
Ivaco resulted in much good. Mem-
bers of the church have been •quick-
cned while upwards of twenty more
Creditonhave professed conversion. The pas -
for was nssistod in the work during
110USE FOR SALE. - Brick res!
donee for elle. A bargain. Apply
to DR. E. A. IIAIST.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.- In
Crediton, good brick cottage, new,
9 rooms, hard and soft water. A
number of young fruit iree3 on
lot. For further particulars apply
to A. BEDFORD, Crediton, P. 0.
FOR SALE. -As I desire to take a
trip to the West I will offer for
site my butcher business, shop,
staughtcr house and ceuipments,
all in first class shape. Doing a
good business. Apply to R. E.
WALKER, Crediton.
Mr. Oscar Wolfe is able to be
around again after his recent illness
of two weeks. Mr. Goorge Eilber is
on the stage wagon. You can hear
his old time oall "hallo Board."
Go to Finkbei7uor's for the latest
Souvenir Post Cards. Scenes from
coast to coast.
The rnonv friends of Miss Lovina
Kl
>, umpp will be pleased to sec her
around again after being confined to
her home 'for two weeks.
Mr. Jae. Ryan, of the Sovereign
'tank staff. spent Sunday at this home
in Limerick.
the past week by his brother, Rev.
G. W. Androas, of Centralia. Sun-
-(d.iy lest large congregations were in
attendance tat al Hite servcies. The
meetings are being continued this
week.
Mr. S. Brown this week received n
big shipment of wall paper and n:n
spring is coming tt-ibh fits house
cleaning, trio doubt you are thinking
of what kind of plater you will put
on in the dining -room or parlor.
You ogre invited to call and inspect
his big ,psssortment of patterns in all
the 'latest designs.
Miss Soloma llertzcl is to the sick
list..
- Dr. E ,A, Ilaist is offering his brick
dwelling in the village for sale.
Mr .and Mrs. W. If. McCormick
left on Tuesday of last week for
their future house in Pierson, Man.
Mrs. (itev.) J. W. Andrews and
daughter Stella visited Mrs. J. W.
Boyce, of Itusseleale, for a few days
this week.
John Trevethick, of ilrinsley, was
a pleasant visitor in our village on
Sunday.
Master Fraser and Miss Idella
itrown lett t his week for a few
weeks visit in i'lattsvillc and Berlin.
Mr. W. W. (i;crr's big :NI le is still
on. I( you went to secure a bargain
in any of tho lines he is advertising
i.ow is your (teencr, ns his stock is
going f1st.
Messrs. Young Bros. nre this week
making some changes in the rear of
their Irrrdw•are store. They have re-
tivgl the stairs leading to the tin
shop. end in the spring will pull
doers the storehouses at the re.,r
of their story end build a tinshop iu
its piece. When the changes now
under flay aro completed, Meters.
Young Bross. %aill have an up-to-date
store, ,Ind one second to none in tite
county.
\1 r. A. Eidt, of near Ti a!41 .k, was
w••s in the w-ill:igo for a few days
fast week visiting, the guest of ltcv.
T. 1). Deem.
The Literary Society- intend hold-
ing ;1 grant concert on the evening
of Friday, M.troh 30th. Fax, the fun
ny man, of Toronto, has leen en-
gaged for the occasion. The Liter-
ary Scr_iety is deserving of our unite:1
support. Iksidcs Fax the Crediton
Hind his been engaged. as well ss
la- 11 latent. There will be songs.
instrument.tl music, recitation:+, etc.
The atxri'1 n's*et1ngs which have
been conducted in the %iota Evangeli-
ne! ohurcll for NOM,' time plat were
brought to a close on Smelly even,
int: Lief. There ha•t been a gre•11
tt'otk done among the members of
Ile' eongre•irntion as well bas others
and ,s n result hints 1.35 hire taken
e stand on the side of Christ. Next
Sunday March 2.1111. trill be recep-
tion Sunday when a greet many will
h' ''e•r•aived ipso the et,iirele
Mr. Chris. F'nhner delivered a fold
of pest for C. Zeicker to Londe(!
1,.st noel( .
In this issue Mr. It. E. Walker
Crediton, is offering his butcher busi-
ness for elle. This is a rare oppor-
tunity for anyone looking for a
good business.
Mee Florence Turner svho has
been visiting her sister Miss Olive,
south of the village, left Monday
evening to visit friends in Goderich.
Chas. %wicker spent Monday in
London on drusincss.
A number of our boys and girls
enjoyed a pleasant evening at the
hone of Mr. and Mrs. John Cham-
bers, w -est of here, on Friday) last.
Mr. •and Mrs. Chambers intend leav-
ing for the Northwest shortly. We
wish thews success'.
The Litcrnry society will meet at
the home of Mrs. C. Bluett on Fri-
day evening, March 23rd. Two in-
t e. i•
rnst n6 wooers will be given. Let
there be a good turn -out at this
moe t in g.
711RiCII
DIr. Levi Stelk and family left for
Dauphin, Man., on Monday last. Mr.
Stelk will work his brother's 4true
Miss Gibson, of Blyth, arrived Sat-
urday to take charge of the millin-
ery department in Mr. J. Preeter's
story.
Quito a number from town at-
tended the Temperance convention at
liens -all on Monday.
Mr. J. A. %VSllicluts left Tuesday
(afternoon for Toronto, to :attend the
(;rand Lodge of the A. 0. (1. W.
Mr. and Mrs, T. Kelly entertained
a number o[ their friends Monday
evening.
Mr. Ed. Snell returned to North
Dakota on Tuesday after spon(lin•s
the winter nt his house here.
?dr. A. McLeod, principal of the
public Kempf vont Saturday and
Sunday et his house in Reynold.
Mr. J. J. 'Werner, who had been
laid up with an attack of the Grippe
is able to ottond to business again.
Rev. W. J. Yoegor spent Newsday
with friends at Ilonstaall.
Dlisises Best and Naholsen Sun-
(1:1SCd with .friends at le %forth.
The many "frionds of Miss Mande
Ikvohort, daughter of Mr. John
Dee -thorn sr., will be platsed to hear
that she has so far reoovercd that on
'iuewlay Iasi elle walked abou: the
.house without the :aid of :anyone. This
is t.hc+ first time she hes done so in
eight yoars. That she may ultimate-
ly .recover is the fervent wish of her
many f riends.
Mr. \Vestcott, of Solfortti, agent
for various polishes spent last week
in the village.
Messrs. Sol. Zimmermann, Jacob
Ortand n 1 Il any Drown left on Dion-
dny t ist for the West, whore they
will p: i,4 ole summer.
The Kidneys
When they are weak, tor -
phi, or stagnant, the whole
system suffers. Don't neg-
lect them at. this time, but
deed the warning of the
ming back, the bloated
face, the sallow complexion,
the urinary disorder, and
begin treatment at once with
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which contains the best and
safest. curative substances.
)Hiss Nellie Russell spent Sundry at
Mr. Its tclif fes..
Mitis Brown. 'M. l)., from Louden,
♦:ngland, is visiting nt the Manse.
Mrs. Clam. Cann returned home on
Monday eftor a vigil ss it II ale('
dciughtor. ;Mee. P.t.vstnore, btr-etfor',!.
M r. Wesley Johns • tee st s of gt t -
ting Cho first hitch in this n• i•rh-
borlrood. having 13 fie^ chicks.
Bert Jeckron, 1). I). S. ieturneel to
hie home In Clinton last neck, af-
ter spending a couple of flecks at
the ,tomo of Mr. J'aul Madge 1)r.
Jackson intends resuming .his proe-
tie in Lethbridge, Alt.,., in tete uc,r
future.
Mr. Will Hamilton, of Croin-rrty,
is engagesummer.d with Mr. Allison for t1::•
Mies Stella Ptassinore iv ri,iting
her •brother ort Stratford.
Mr. Jos, Russell los rented the
ltuss:ell Larne fur a term of years.
Ile at -ill •receive •1 tt-1P10 welcome ill
Lies neighborhood. Jlr. Spetsccr,
who de is bon Petting tho farm for-
th() east five roars, rnot•ed to his •I arm
which lie I,itcly purslane• irons Mr.
ter and. Wo expect to noon
o root' hear of other changes, but
whet i.i '.lir. Spencer's gain nil Ibc
E e
z; tot's d v -
o �.
Mrs. 'elorgan and ohildren aro tie.
week
sting. Mrs. 1'oplestono in Blyth this
Rev. C. Ek•:noir attended I'reeby-
tory in Clinton lest week.
.
Women with with pale co lorless faces
who feel wreak and discouraged, will
receive both mental and bodily vigor
by ich
are mato Carter's
for the blood, nerves land
complexion.
leiltl:TON
Dlr. Wm, .\loor•z, tinsmith, lets re
Gently added to .Itis business n full
lino of hardware rand in now in 1 po-
sition to fill all bills for house work
ete.
Mr. War. 11•snnn loaf t fine marc
on Friday last after a return trip
from London.
Mitts Irene Marshall, of Tavistock.
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents in the villege.
Mr. and Mrs. 11 J. Ito•ullouse, o[
St. Marys, visited in the village on
Sunday and Monday at the homes of
Mr, Thee. Roadhouse (and Wm.
Brown.
Mr. Robe. Gordiner, .ir., left for
the west on the 15th lost to d•ake
up land and make a home for hitn-
sclf. It toms too 'beet to lore the
deice young anon be,tve tite country -
end hove the vacancies filled by the
importations of an inferior cease
from 'other *omit rice.
An "Al Ifome" was held on Mon-
day evening last in the Methodist
church en the interests of the Ep-
worth Lmgu.e. It was largely at-
tended and tris a succe t,.
A GUARANTEED CUltE FOR I'ILES
Reline, Blind, Illeedine, I'rotrud-
ira, files. Drueeists are authorized
to refund money if I'azo Ointment
fails to .cure in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
-
DASHWOOD
Mr. John Graybeil, of Zurich, vis-
ited friends here the forepart of this
week.
Mr. alas. Fritz and family, of Zur-
ich, wore the guests of Mr. end Mrs.
Jacob Kellermann last Sunday.
Tho boys here ere spending the
evenings proctising the urt of boxing.
They aro making rapid progress un-
der bhe instructions of Louis Kllen-
stiver, Jr.
Ezra Bender has engaged with Mr.
Paulin to lctarn the hardware busi-
ness and commenced work last Mon-
day.
Mr. Noonan Rugby ,tvtho has been
employed for some time as tinsmith
at Mr. E. 1'. Paulin's, leaves in a
few days for Linwood, where he li.1a
secured a similar position.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Paulin were in
iten:xtlt last Monday attending t
Temperance convention.
Mr. It. It mole, of llensall, spent
last Friday in and around our vil-
lage.
Miss Selina Nadigcr left for Acton
where she his resumed her position
as milliner.
Mr. Mark Ilrokenshire purchased
e standard bred colt from Mr. C.
Guenther. Mr. George Edighoffer
his also purchased one from Mr. T.
Ityan. \Ve are now looking forward
to the track records being broken
this summer.
Mr. Joseph Itarstman, of Mt. Cle-
mens. in visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Mr. C. L. Moser, who formerly run
the hotel here, is mowing on his f•erin
this week, which ho recently (lur-
chtsed from Mr. T. Ort. The (arra
is situated five miles north of the
tillage.
Miss Gra•ln:n, teacher in our school
visited her parents in Goderich on
Sunday Inst.
Mr. Philip (Hartman, tt-lao has been
recently engaged Sn (•arming, is tnov-
ing into Sareptl end will occupy the
house now vacated by Mr. T. J. At-
kinson.
Mr. E. 1'. Paulin has just received
a oar -load of fence wire for. lie, lin
spring truale. he has elm built :a fif
smoke -stock for the tannery in Zur- diet
ich. ing
Mr. Wm. Shrum is offering some wi
semi a1 values this week in t pito- ae1
tory department. See nd. for prices. bo:
/LL WIER Ifit DVAIINION•
Infearmation from ious Prov-
inces et Coe -tete points to the fact
Hatt many women have been deoeiv-
ed end induced to use the weak• and
adulterated package dyes put up by
uuskillcd and uascrupulou.a menu -
tact urea to imitate the l,opular DIA-
MOND DYES.
Our Canadian wumea. thoroughly
aroused, after loss of tirue, money;
and valuable materials through the
use of !nudity, blo,tohy and %soak
dyeehave directly laid the blame for:
their lasses on the retail merchants
oho sold them the deceptive dyes.
This action of indignant women
has caused many of our retail and
wholesale dealers to pack up ;end
return to the manufactures respon-
sible, their worthless and dingorous
dyes.
• MORAL :-\V11ou ladies elocide to
de home dyeing work, it pays to use
tho cetobnattd and popular DIA-
MOND DYES, which have tx•can the
home friends of the Ladies for over
25 years. When buying , see (bit,
each peck:age handed to you bears'
the words DIAMOND PACKAGE
DYES. users of DIAMOND DYES'
coon late osale exports in tete fascia -1
ating work of lame coloring, and;
•
In that :t ten cent package cilli
renew the life of any faded and dingy
suit, dress, skirt, blouse, jacket, cape;
or 'husband's or son's coat, vest or!
trousers. Allow no dealer to •offer;
you the sonietlting he walls "JIJST1
AS GOOD." No ether dyes equal to'
the DIAMOND DYES.
Send your nano and address to
Wells & Richardson Co., Limited,!
Montreal, P. Q., and you will re-
ceive free of cost new Dye hook.
Card and Dyed Cloth Sample( and
Booklet In verse, entitled "The Long -
john's Trip to tato Klondike."
(:EN'1'1RALIA
The dolloeing item refers to for-
mer estcomed residents of this sec-
tion. Silver Wedding.-- On Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 21st, 1,30 guests
o,ssembted at the bcauitful home of
J. K. end Mrs. Raker to join with
thom in celebrating the 25th an -
n e thct r marriage. Prompt-
ly at 7 p. m. tale guests arrived, and
'after tare usuel congratulations sat
down to a sumptuous repast. Af •
ter the beautifully decorated tables
had been relieved of their generous
burdens, toasts to the leolth and
happiness of the kind host and host-
ess wore proposed by Rev. E. F. Arm-
strong, L. Masotn, L. Lucas, S. Wil -
ion, ex -reeve of Bruise's, and \Vtn.
Snell, of Islintvillc, end were :ably re-
sponded to by the host. Mr. and
Mrs. Baker sterC the recipients of
many beautiful presents ahoss-ing the
thigh esteem in which they ore held
in the community. A well prepared
program wes rendered by Mr. and
Mrs. Iloair, sof Clinton : Mr. sand Mrs.
Wilxon ,of Silver Corners: Mr. Loag-
mire, of ffonfryn : Misses Amelia sad
Tilliuo Whitfield: Chas. and Miss
Alice Davies, of Ethel: Mrs. Luke
Sp+eiran, J. K. Brown, Mins Manton,
of Monkton:.11. e. Speirarr, L. Evans c
Wesley Sperin 0031 Angus Brown.
The evening's festivities come to n
happy closo by singing "lfc's a jol-
ly good fellow." After wishi.ng the se
Last end 'hostess ma.ny .happy returns
f their o l h wedding i d ng :tamjvcrsary and
that they might live to celebrate
their G Id -- dd' 1
iversir • of
Toa L0000iTGr�'ij
NBW SPRING 000DIS
Our immense assort-
ment of new lines are ar-
riving in good time for
Spring Trade. We always
endeavor to have our lines
complete and up-to-date.
‘Vc carry no goods that
we cannot recommend to
you. We have no old
stock to try and sell you,
everything new and clean
and the price always the
lowest.
JAPANESE HAND PAINTED CIIINA' i snits b l e
use, wedding gifts or gifts for any other purpose, comesfo in ne bitch
variety of useful articles. The richness of decoration, thinness of
china and beauty of shapes wake this a very desirable class of
china to buy. Gomes in Berry Sots, Salad Bowls, Chocolate l'ots,
Biscuit Jars, Plates, Cups and Saucers, Nut Bowls, Bon Bone
• Spoon Trays, fickle Dishes, Fern 'Pots, Rose Jars, 5 o'clock Tea
Sets, and many other pieces.
DINNER SETS, DINNER SETS, Atway)i a fine as-
e so from, qualityAl, as-
sortment of new sets
, prices from $0.50 and up.
I LAMPS, LAMPS In Fancy, Pa
rlor, hanging, Hall and
d decor-
• ations, every lamp new nld coass nstructed on the id variety,
ttscieentific hunp
: principles.
�: GLASSWARE, �We carry a splendid line of these goods in
• • Vases. Lemonade Sets, Tumblers, Water
• Bottle, Goblets', Berry Bowls, Jugs, Creams, Table Sets, Rose
• Bowls, Etc. Come and See Our Splendid Stock.
• I LONDON GROGKbRY G0. St , gun o„.
jWE PREPAY express or freight charges on all purchases of
• $10.00 or over.
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EXETER'S UP -TO -DOTE
FLOUR, FEED
& GROCERY
O011uie's Ronal Household
We :ire the people that handle the
flour that has the Royal Warrant,
that has the catchy nme, and
catches the ,appetite of a hungry man
when he eats It.
This flour Is sold at n very rea-
sonable prim at laic feed store and
is more superior' than any other ffour
trade.
MANITOBA. BLEND
We have two kinds of flour called
the Manitobo Blend and is 50 per
eat Manitoba wheat, vie:
o en a ing t le guests de
parted dor their var:.)us tu,me
Friends wore liresettt from Exeter
COntrnli a, Clinton, Elinvillc, Deus
eels :411(1 Ethel. The Times John; i
fhc conyritutitTotts.
A.
n
1
0
A MILLION DOLLARS SQUANDER
ED
It iv estimated this sum w 1s avast
ed la<t year by people trying to fine
n ewe for c:itarrlt. Foolish for suf
fevers to experiment when it's A
well known that "Co11rrhozone" i
the only remedy that cures pxermin
ontly. O:Q,or treatments onl yreliev
ently. Other tmat ments only re
lire, but Catarrhozone cures and
prevents tale disease from ever re_
turning. "i had catarrh in its horse
form" writes G. F. Fudde.n, of Royan
Quo. "I was so bad that ordinary
medicine didn't .even relieve: hut
but Caterrlltozone cured perfectly.'
No chance of disappointment with
Getorrhozone-it's certain an death to
cure your Cntarri-just try it.
(IMANI) IIEND
The .lake at present Is frozen for
for rt considerable distance from the
land and :huge ice mountain; fully
fifteen feet high liave accumulated.
Jtr. Melon! Il:otnillon, who it's
been quite i11, is able to he nround.
A .number love metered on hand
for building opert.tti(te1s when spring
opens.
TO C(iRE FEVER, CHILLS, AGITF;.
We know- of no remedy so reliable
ee w'
. s )\ r it rho Twenty drops taken in
hot water three times daily not only
stops the chills but destroys the di-
seeso completely. Nerviline lvts n
direct action on ague and chills and
removes Litt it exciting causes. In
stomach rind bowel disorders Nervi-
:+ Iles held first place for it • arly
ty y(IIrai. It is posterful, swift to
, thorough and-ptcrfectly safe. i3e-
e .11Fnnt (0 1:aste it's popular
(tt everybody. Your druggist
Is i olson's Norviliec' in large 25c.
ties; satisf•aclir•.n guaranteed.
fi Few I3OrQdIDS tor this %NCGk
HARVEY'S STAR
OF THE EXETER MILLS.
. A. WILLIAMS & CO.
OF THE ZURICH MILL
This flour is told at $2.25 per cwt,
Choice Graham and Pushy flour
a 1 nays on 'hand.
We hive ono of the best stock
foods 'produced and mold at half the
price, $.0 per cwt.
To !peke your lions lay try ;;ono of,
our !emit y meat•:, Bono Grit, Oyster
Shell and some of our chicken feed.
Leave your order at bile Feed Store
where you will find flet the prices
aro right and the goods of the test
quality.
Goods delivered nt same prices.
S. HARDY & SON
IP. WHITLOCK & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hollow Cement Building
Blocks of different
designs and sizes.
CEMENT FENCE POSTS
CEMENT CHIMNEYS*
Single and Double Flue; abso-
lutely fire proof.
i Stock always on hand ; Prices reason-
able.
We have just received a carload of
Blue Lake Brand Cement. Parties
I intending to build tins toeing should
see us before buying elsewhere,
P. WHITLOCK & SON,
Thames Road P. 0., Ontario.
Ci: N'I' I: A 1,1,\
St. leitrick'ti d. ay was ushered in
at it 11 a cold crisp morning and the
most snow of any daring the tnonth.
However, seveztII could be scerl on
the troets aa-cwtring the Irish green
\\'e h tv.' plot laid in a hoop clock of Dry Goods, (boccie, s, Meats and , some .with tho real shamrock direct
Slane., etc, which we are selling at close pelves. debts are ..nly n few of the from biro "Ould rod" mid w_•tno with
biro airs we are offering for this week, the .•.urine-, but none the lees val-
RREB
14 Art Bak
a choice ( f
e
01019110/11
plere would !
Are in effect daily to p>i:1..A i:,
bion: nt. 1'trule*Oteor:tdo, 0x1 it scala,
)• , Oregon. W.as.hingion and Itr;tidi
Ickard s Old Stand, but a New Stock. DASIIWOOI) Colttl„l eau on agents G T it
10 pc:ind, of Sniphur...... .. .,.2x
10 p )1004"f 1.41,0/11A Ills for lir With every 50c CAN
in H r •,'v ,
1t +.Ica• f r ,,• v a t t
Any levee (ireet.•tr •r
:3ran, Co n fit .. .. 'lir r,.nntee i''lKf 1' .rl
hoe.(' :k •s fiver Soap f:)r ... it 1 sell fee 7.1c.
r'
1 t t 1 .'r • aro 1,20
for testimonials of remarkable curt!
seed for Book on Kidneys, No. B.
C. I. Mood Co.. L.owe&, Mast.
' 41.0 HRU1VI1YR
u••el Reser.
KV V. POD.- yr- delivered a very o•Lr
111"n. .(1N11011 on Hundry I.i:tt on fic-
tind's world wide respected plant Ht.
Penick. The sermon alas gre.,tly
ai'i' reel,iIcd.
HI'E IAL O\h WAY '
T
(
A t
ATRyt
for ,full intortunition.
Now in SfeckT
Bran and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
At Exeter and Centralia Elevator*.
Prices satisfactory. Bring in
your grain and load home
with feed.
J. COBBLEDICK
Exeter.
Centralia.
WE'RE
SUIlIr
SELLERS
IYou are Suit buyers. We make tits
Suits- you wear them out. We mak*
them as well as we can, so that theywill not wear out sooner than
ought. Because, if they do, you'll
likely go somewhere else foroler
next Suit. And no one could blame
you, So much money ought to bb11�r��
so much Suit worth. And Suit wot•fi
Le fashionableness of fabric -style ill
cut -fit -finish -looks - dreseyness -
and length of service.
As good a place as there is within
miles to get all this and not pay ts►
much is NV. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Spring Term Opens flpril $
STRATFORD.. ONT.
Why should you content your.
self in the ordinary walks of life
when you can better your condi-
tion by taking a course in this
school t We give a thorough,
practical education and assist
our graduates to get positions.
Commence your course now.
Write for particulars
W. J. ELLIOTT, iPrincipals
D. A. McLACHT.AN,
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ELIMVILLE
Mr. Williarn Snell delis -red ell
Monday to Mr. Gus. Coghlin, n car.
toad of cattle for export. Thi; wee
or,•+ of the best herds of ew t t to take•
to Exeter for shipment for sofa*
"'haler..
Mr. Ronson 11'ill::ams purchased s
new driver from Mr-. Jae. 11Aitties
It is :► fine animal for a two-ycar-
old and Mr. Wili:arns iv ple,Iscd with
his to -1st.
The Foil ,I given testier the riumploeli
of
111.^ Epworth
Itsagtn
7
;
nF see
t
sueoeste. A goad p.rogntm was fur,
ni;h'd, consisting of music and reci-
tations, . te., .liter which an enjoy,•
able time St.is mlic,nt in tho bat.emeetl
w.hero rcfr(ahinente were mervol.
Mr. L. \VuecL; has left theme t.•.arte
to work out (latrine the (prime .end
summer.
Mrs. fly. E. Fair and family, aril
tinting :at the p•nrsomge.
Mr. Leltoy Courtin spent Sutra ay all
«'itchelsvi. ,