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OfiPS. SoflrSJ
SOflPS
JUST RECEIVE() AT
Browning's Drug Store
a large assortment of Toilet
and Castile Soaps, pure and
fresh, the cheapest end best.
Soaps for the Babies, Soaps
for the Ladies, in fact soaps
to suit everyone
Gall and be Gonvinced.
Brownings
"
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
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'1'Ht'R'1►.\Y, APRiL
12t h. 1906
KiltKT'ON
'1•.itt .first general meeting of t he
St. Marys, learkton and Exeter lel.
:coition° Co., was ,licld in Aberdeen
(Dell on ,1arcitt 30th. Mr. W. 1t.
C•: r, acted as chairman, filling ;that
office to the satisfaction of ail pre-
F;ut. After file opening ttddrefss
train the chair' 'tho reports of the
taafretary Land treasurer were scud
and ridopted. The general business
of I. company was disotlssed ani
treaolutions passed to solicit stook for
tf^ farther extension of the line,
n t,o to tekc steps to give Exeter and
ISL. Marys night service. The com-
pete. paid a 5 per cont dividend to
ales shareholders for the first :ytar's
tiesiness oral bite prospects are. •the
ties will be a 'first class ,paying in-
s•estmont. The directors and •offi-
ea is eleoted for the year nre as fol-
a0\w3:W. H. Osier. Pres.: David Bo-
at:j, Vice Pnes.; •E. N. Shier. Sect.:
A. Ilnethour, Trees.: Directors, J. G.
Jones, Jas. Routley. Jas. 'Grahotn,
;Wm. Johnston; .Auditors, N'nt. Rat-
cliffe •std Robt. Beatty.
HIGH I'IIESSUIRE'. DAYS.
hien and yeomen alike have to
stark incessantly with brain and
4a11d to hold there own nowadays.
qtr were the demands of business
wants of the family ,the rcauire-
R'tis of society, more numerous.
Qts.Ifirst effect of the praiseworthy
affort to keep tin with ;ell diose:
theirs a_a cotranonly-sees in a week-
C?cddebilitatedor
condition of the
n ervous
epvOus system whichresults1
D (i
s-
itsii, and in extreme tsars in com-
epite nervous prostration. it is el -
le, )3" ly seen that {what is needed is
:s'(htat the system. give vigor :and
toe to the "nerves, and keep the
digestive and .assimilative functions
theralthy and active. From personal
knowledge, we et n rccoonnlcnd
:Veal's �1's .S^rsaparilla dor this pur-
ee It acts on all t'he vital organs
builds up tee **thole system, .and
flits men and women for tees^ high-
letnessune (llys.
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HORN
ilAlitill - In I;xetor, SurxLty April
Rt li, the wife of Thornton •(faker
of axon.
BUSSF:LL. - In Exeter, Ap•'il 5th,
the wife of David Mussell of a
ki turtle er.
Q(:ANC[:.-[n Snowflake. Manitoba,
Monett :11st, the wife of .dolma
Quints-. formerly of Centralis, of
a. son.
MARRIED
MOM; 1\S-ATKINSON. - in Lnc.rn
on \\•-.Incaday, April 41 h by the
ltev. 11. A. Thornrs, (Larry Hod -
'gels 10 Dliss Annie Atkinson.
IIAWKSII.\\V - FITZGEitALD- ie
Ton onto, N'cdt,vattav, April 5111. nye
the irw ♦r Neil, Jennie Alice
(
Fitsgerlld, to Fred U. llatwkrh tut.
DIED
IIMAKF:It.-In F:{ •ter, Mornkly April
91 h, 1 he int t of Fon of \t.r. and
•Mrs. 'Thornton 11 ikor.
TOWNSEND. - In Tuokerarnith, on
April 511), 1906. Elizabeth Stanbury
reIict of the Irate Joseph TOWTI•
trend, „ged 75 years and 10 months.
0111,
-ay
j • �^+
� the
ildre n
1 these days you
1 :.s , plenty
of grit,c
our-
.., :.I: "I'.!. ilow is it with
I..: chi..:...:? ;r. they thin,
1),) not forget
Sr...-saparilla. You
;: • it i::al.•..; the blood pure
.1 ti..a, a::.i builds up the
A bee,::h in every way.
• r • et•1• r r.+,4 t.a ern;R .i hn1Ih
,..
l7 ostler 'mall IsIatI,
•,•••• ..• • .. •. A t s.rrta le.su`or coated.
7 t♦Girt 1 r .1.0 Avr (., , re.sr•n, Nass.
,t A•1••a a•.tnfsctt,rer• of
a
11418 sl60R.
LL ,01
'43 Aa(F. CI110
FogCtn.:eV( PECTORAL.
Ws airs ao •t -mist V.'s ,token
SU.) fermis'ss er •-1 our n.M.c,nes.
Crediton
D11. 1:. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC(.
ans and tSergeons, Successor to I)t'. E.
A. Hoist, Crediton, Ont.
1101•SE FOIL SALE. - Brick resi-
dence for site. A bargain. Apply
to Dlt. E. A. 1tAIST.
IIOUSE AND LOT FOtt SALE.- In
Crediton, good brick cottage, new,
9 rooms, hard and butt water. A
number of young fruit trees on
1st. For further particulars apply
to A. BEDFORD, Crediton, 1'. O.
Mr. Henry Eillx•r, M. 1'. 1'., who
is attending the 1'.u'lilm(•nt session
;it Toronto, spent Sund ty at hit
•tto1110 here.
Quite a number from there were at
Exeter on Monday night to hoar
Bengouish.
Mr. J, A. Schmidt. of Berlin, agent
for the Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
returned home on Fridty last.
The many {riends of Mr. Ed. Mor
lock *tII1 be phasedscd to 'hoar teal
Ito is rapidly ,recovering from hit
serious .accident.
Mr. Jacob Sahraeder, of Exeter,
spent Sunday in our village.
Mr.Frank Finkbeiner has engaged
g
cd
with Mr. henry Kraft, of Dashwood,
for the summer.
Mr. William Wein spout Sunday jn
Dashwood the guest of his brother
Jack.
Dlr,.s. Krein moved 'her houtallol(1
goods into the house which she pur
°eased 'from Mrs. henry •Fiakbeinar•
Mr. Joseph 1[aast is busy moving
,his household goods into the house
formerly oe.oupied by Mr. August
[Hist.
While Mr. Joseph Heist and Jir.
Wes Weiner were returning from .t
sato near Shipka the other day, the
lorso took fright and ran into the
ditele throwing the occupants out of
the rig and breaking a bone In Mr.
Heist's shoulder. Ile will be unable
to use Isis arm for some time. Mr.
\\'eineree-c)tped with a few scratches.
Miss Emma Keys, mho his been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
McCormick. of London, for the past
month, returned home on Wednes
day.
Mr. W. T. Englund, the east end
grocer is building nn addition to hit
store. [l S' s a '
u Ines s 'Hero, stn s Jia
1 1 g o
Say S.
Mr. Samuel Kuhn lugs been en
gaged w,itth Messrs. Iiarris & Amos
for the summer.
51iss Agnes Fa.hrter is visiting
friends in Shipka for a few weeks.
Mr. Thos. Edwards gave a social
top to ,some of his friends on Fri
day last. All reported a good tirne.
arr. Ed. Stweitzer purchased the
farm which was owned by Peter
Kilpatrick. Mr. Kllpatriok intends
moving to Ilcns111 next {week where
'he has purchased another farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. !Hist aro vioit-
ing friends in Toronto. prior .to le•ty
ing jpr Iaamilton. wiltere the doctor
intends to practise.
Mr. John I6aist, of Khtva, has
purchased tho 100 aore faun- ;south
of town, owned be M. John Bedford,
Mr. ;rad 'Mrs. Wm. Wenzel spent
Sunday at Zurich tho guest of Mr.
.ind Mrs. C. Trick.
Mr. Fraser and Idelia Brown. who
have been visiting [mends at Malts
wilts, Chisley, Bright and tither
points returned Lorne on Monday
night.
Mr .George Eilber is kept busy
breaking in .leis colt.
Mr. John G►1scr
spent several
days in Toronto Last week looking
alter his claim in the Cobalt Dis
triet.
Arthur %wicker sped Friday ni;ht
in London.
Glias. %wicker was in London, Mon
day on business.
Miss Lulu Essery Apra. Sunda;
.afternoon the guest of .Hiss Mabel
Colvin.
A number of the farmers of our
vicinity .hove commenced their spring
work. Quito a lot of sod has been
plowed .luring tho past two {weeks.
Itev. 11. W. ,Ind Mrs .Knowles, of
Fnit'trton, were renewing old ac
•tu tint:rnces in town this *week. Th:
s e.rmon preached by Mr. Knowles on
F.ridny et -sanity". in tine Methodist
church wast enjoyed by a large con
gregtl ion. .
.hiss Kit tie Zw•icker of London, i3'
back to Crediton again after a very'
enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Ritz ...in(' s
oo[ Parkhill.khaI
1
spent Smelly in town tree guest I f
Mrs. Oh,s. %wicker.
Services will be toad in the Evtit
trelic•al church on Friday mot -rani, of
this week. it being Good Friday.
Mr. C. W. Gilmore, of Toronto,
inap.eetor of branaltes for the $0v
ereign bank, utas in our villiR.' on
Sundry.
The regular meeting of the Lit
cr.t•ry society was •held .at the home
of 1Lr. C. Kuhn on Friday of Iasi
*tock. A good pi rignarn was given
and :i plcaaant time spent. Fh'•
President's evening will he held next
eek.
Mr. A. J. G trdiner, of Parkhill
visited with etr. Mcisaac on Moto
.f Il . bush.
.l,t 4 John Either Ie iv •s 10-d iv
for London, to visit her it her ,Mr.
1ltrdy,
Mist Mary !folder :cud Miss Ly-
(
•.
t F' n k h ..r (•las 1 Ir {r tll wee v .
k i4'?-
ing in Hamilton and Toronto. Is a constitutional disease
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brown and Or; ating in impure blood
Miss CLlt,a Hoist are st.ending Ile.
Itolh4ay, in Detroit- and requiring constitutional
Mrs. :Duos, of McGillivray, spent
Fridtry visiting her son, Mr. Alvin
Amos.
The rcvivu1 14(14ir2s (chi,:h Iltv'o
been bald in the Methodist church
for the past few weeks and 'vetch
swore productive of fo nMU711 good,
were closed on Sunday.
Mr. Jas. hill, Sr.. w'.ts in Stratford
Mending the funeral of his btoth;r
un 1Ilur.aIly last.
11AVE YOtr A ILEAIt'1'Iil.itte ?
ft's quite common witit people
i whose digestion i t poor. limited: tic
relief follows the use of Nerviline.
stum':lee is strengthened digestion is
made perfect,lasting cure results in
every oars. (•sn Poison's Ncrvilinc
°rico and you'll never be without it
because every type of stontaah dis-
orders i.4 con jeered by a fete doses.
(One 25c. bottle et Nerviline always
convinces. Sold eterytshere for the
pts( fifty years.
LUCAN
A very pretty wedding was (*Le-
hi -isles! e
5
o'clock p. in.
Wednesday
April 411i, at the homeof Mrs. W.
i 11. Atkinson, when her daughter,
Annie, was married by the itev. 11.
A. Thomas to harry Hodgins of the
4th concession I3iddulph. The groom
sets assisted bt
Chas. DcFaI!a
while
le
Emnet Hyatt, to lty t , of Lucan, was brides-
1
maid. Tho bride was .beautifully
gowned in a olatmpagne silk stress,
carrying a shower bouquet of roses.
The ,house sets beautifully decorated
for the ocaision, .and a number of
invited guests wore present, who re-
mained to .enjoy the festivities, last-
ing until the "wee snot" hours of
1Ito morning. The ttresents received
by. the young couple were, bout
nurncrous and ,costly. Mr. .and Mrs.
Hodgins will reside ret their 1 trr on
the 4th concession.
FARQI111A1t
Bert Brown Iris taken a position
with fi. \V, 1'. Beavers for the sum
mer.
r.
The Usborne and Ilibbert Mutual
Fire Insuna:nee Co., is • 'making a
olna.ngc in its agencies. Previously
these have been four agents but of
ter the regular meeting in May
there will he only two agents. Lo
gar, Fulla'rton and ltibhert will con.
stitute one division and Usborno and
Biddulpit the ot her. Applications
will e
r 1 c .1 t
1 the e S ., t' u
S 1
to May 5th, 1906.
Miss Vera Campbell has been visit-
ing ,her sister, Mrs. D. Hackney, St.
'Marys.
The run of out has not been very
L.Lrge so tar, consequently only a
small amount of iniple syrup has
been innde.
The promotion examination of S.
S. No. 2, was theld last Thursday ant
Fnid.ay.
Mr. G. S. Beavers, formerly of
1 the firm of Beavers Bros, dies se
cured .a position in Stratford.
Mr. Wm. Stewart, svho is agent
for the Mason & nisch piano •1::'e
sold a number of instrur...,ts in this
locality.•
How di' .-cable the mud, and
how ....cm weether and 'sunsltine
1.ould be welcomed.
I The -house cleaning season is at
hind and the !adios arc Joud in their
praises of the •handsome wall papers
, ..
u � .1
o ri et nt i3.\\' overs
ofn ch F. Beavers.
,
Miss Clara Stewaft, of tells place,
' u'110 luta been visiting in Toronto
and London,;hes returned
home.
Slit JAMES WATSON'S OPINION.
I Ito says that the commonest of
all disorders, :Infd one from which
j few escape is Catarrh. Sir James
firmly believes in local treatment
which l' d
best supplied by ' :1 .L !'
isU�
9 1t r h-
ip
ozone." No etre of Orta'nnh can
exist Whore C.ttarrhozone is used it
is a miracle worker, relieves almost
' instantly and cures after other rem-
; (dies fail, Other treatments can't
reach the diseased parts like Catar-
rhozonc ones sc 'goesthe rc •
u it tots sou c.
of the trouble along with the air
you breath. Oatarrhozone is free
trotn coo:uine, it leaves no bad after
etfects,it is simply n•ttures own cure
Accept no substitute for Catarrhoz::-
n' which .alone can cure Catarrh.
aro-
(:IIANI) I11:NI)
The ice is fast disappearing off
the lake, which will make it poste
bio for the fisherman to get their
nets in SOotl.
i1amil ton Bros. have their saw-
mill running and (ire putting out
the lumber in groat shape.
Mr. .iotxy,h Brenner *went to Bar
viva on busitess on Monday.
hlr• John Hass returned from the
Soo Las t .-1
t *e(•k .oho looks fire.
\Vm. Patterson, who Iris been I'tid
up for name time with rheurnttisnt,
is now ..tblo to look nttcr his a 01 k
ng.tin.
Mr. :Ind Mrs. Wm. Barrett, of
J'•trkhill visited fronds there on
Mond ay.
Neild Greve 'have now appeared :int
no doubt our sports will not'• live
nigh on fowl.
11 uuilton tiros. hove a roan np
frotu fort 1Itiron this week repair
ing (heir tug. the Scoti1, purchr:ed
Lest year from Mr. Sherwood.
ood.
Mr. Leivitt is now busy snaking a
bowling green which *will no douirl
b staoyed by tire summer tou"tsts.
Mr. II.,milton has now made aboul
100 ,g'Ilona of syrup from his sugar
atarr
Miss Cunningham, of lehiva, wh•' treat
e ment a
cting throu
his i,rn spending mgrcu ,sy It,
her brother, Mr. Albert Cunning-
and pu if in
g the blood
hart, [►as returned home. its radical and permanent
lirza Ed. \1c('orrnick is visili►,;' cure. Be Sure to take
her l,Irr.t1ts Mr. and :firs. •Tolnl
or
SSarse,ari
la
r•)
.4
.1rs. John Latwsrn► enlcrtain(:at on Hood p
N'ednes,[ay of Iasi *seek. Nasal and other local forms of catarrh
Mr. ilristol Essery has accepted a are qukkly relieved by Catarrlcts,
positir.n in 11,^ Sovere'gn bink here. wlich allay inflammation and deodorise
Visa Fletcher, of Rirkton. who discharge.
bre IM•en visiting et the Ionia .of Hood's Sarsaparilla, all druggists. 51.
Mns. .1 men Clerk, )his lreturneatl Catartlets, mail order only, 50 cts.
hone. r For testimonials of remarkat le curet)
The f inners in (his s,ec{ion are i Send for our Book on Catarrh, No. 4.
•
bony ranking Maple syrup.
C. L Hood Co., Lowell. Masa.
LADIES' ! Nervous Women
ItoITEWEflR�
Not in every store.
can you get such;
Whitewear and;
Wasting Values as
can be secured here.
We have just opened
up a fine line of
Wristings in fancy
creant lustret and
tuuslins. Our White -
wear consisting of
Night (.owns, Skirts,
Drawers and Corset
Covers are nicely
l , made and well trim -
ed.
CORSETS
Our stock includes every kind of
Corset from the cheapest to the best.
We have them tofi person
any
whether stout, s1im1 or utedinnt and
for good service and comfort we can
recomrnend the Tines we carry Prices
range frotu 30c to $1.50.
COME IN AND INSPECT OUR
STOCK.
WM. SHRUMM,
DASHWOOD, ONTARIO.
Dashwood
.lir. Peter elcl:;tac is doing •t
rushing business in the New Wil-
liams sewing macjiine. Any ita,rty
wiehing to
procure e to ao s'ue
can-
not
n-
not do better than give thins to call.
Dir. J. E ,rloff)nan came 'home on
business on \Veditesd,iy last.
Dlr. .loan HAI, or London, was' in
the village Monday- in the interests
of his seed business.
T. B, Porkinson, agent for the
London Life, sets Irene Monday ani
Tuesdtiy looking up business.
Mr. R. 8. IIamilton intimated that
,he would remove 'the planing mill
to Grand Bond if he could not get
a buyer bore. His reason for this
move is that this interests were too
muds divided between the saw -mill
e B nplaning-mill
a lh end nt le at
t l the
Dashwood. \\'e .are pleased to learn
that a company 'has .been organiz-
ed to continue the planing -mill stere
the members are os tar as we have
learned 11. S. Hamilton, Geo. Keller-
man, J. E. Hoffman, and Ezra Otter-
bein. This ought to make a good
strong company and we wish them
every .success.
lirs. Henry Guenther had nn old
time :milting bee. 'friends wero pres-
ent from 'Luria!' and Crediton os
well •as from etre village were in at-
tendance.
Rev. 8. it. Kneohtel fetid a fly-
ing visit to the village on Monday
last.
The Tennis & Bowling Club Con-
cert hinh will be given Tuesday
evening will be reported next week.
ELiMViLLE
M.rs. S. Johns tend ('laughter, Miss
Lizzie, spent Sunday twins Itev. C.
Baker, (ktrlingford. Rev. Baker
teas formerly Oro young minister on
this circuit and is r:ow (stationed on
the Fullerton circuit, but we un-
derstand Ito is to bo ordain.d at the
coining conference, this giving hint
permission to partake of t,h_! pri-
vileges of litre senior I►.Istors.
Mr. C. Johnson leaves for dais home
at Watford to -day yT urs ay). where
c
he intends spending Iris easter hpli-
days.
Our goner -el meredo ntt, W. Ilern,
in London on bu-in"ss list week.
All disorders caused by a bilious
state of tho system can be cured by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No
pain, griping or discomfort attend.
ing their use. Try them.
1:111VA S('llOOL It1:1'OR1'
The following i-4 the !sport of S.
S. No. 0, Stephen itt the order of
merit, determined by the recent
Promotion avd Review Examina-
tion and pee monthlies. Sr. IV. -
Dorn ]:raft, Bennie McCann. Milton
HAI z, Laving Hanover, harry }'ear -
ley. Jacob Querin, L311tan Hoist,
%helm t \Vitzel, Albert Regier. Jr.
IV. - Chas. Gower. rorty Lawson,
Georgina Hera/nate Ch;rrlic Itegier,
Edmund Kraft. 111. -henry \fill,
John 1IarltnLil, Thomas Yearley,
Irtum Cunpin1m,\•
Wilhelm.Flos•
sal Ilartrn:re,, F.11a %fill, lm, loins
Wit zel, Miiggi: Hanover. i1. - Jo-
seph Itegier, Lona Fink twirler, Dar-
old Gower, .iames Ma11 hinney, Law't+
John, (toy John. Itay Betz. Albert
01, pin tn. Sr, I't. i1. -Elsie Apple-
ton, Glydys Atte hit►ncy, F.roncia
Flynn, Ar•i.hur i1- never. Jr. I't. 11
Jahn Cunning•lt'm, Wilbert Hartman
Veronicn llri ov:•r. Number on roll
:38: average •)3. The parents who ira
tend sending their children to the
above scl!‘ool for (h.) firs' time
Ie
Il 1 O❑beginning Of
F,110 1 11 so 1 1 he
Idle Easter terra or tot Ioter than
the second week, provided with the
Mor.ing Nemec ]'rimer 1'i. 1.
EARL B. CAMPBELL, Teacher
4-
A
A PAI'1•:It O1' INFLUENCE
Att Emit; 'nl hint's ('ounsel Express.
es His Opinion of O'nad l's Nation.
n I Netwxpa per.
in uldres•siter she jury :at Cobcti',r
!rtes w .ek in 1 he libel Faction of Coyle
v. Th:' (:doh, Mr. W. 1t. 1ti(iri(hl, 1:.
C., counsel dor flits p! tintiff, gave,
ull^r.Ince to tIre foltoe .t r . sten: •:
"Thee ..s is paper krut n as TI• -
Toronto Globe, .t paper known to
everybody in this country. 11 has
'sr'o791101t• t. ion , bralialyalt
tIto length tr.d breadi11 of the civil
iced world. It Ik•Is ,tn eraolt•mou•, in
flu^r is i+ a 1.1(1:1 will -.4) tt
l' ,st one -41611f of the grown in -
41:‘ itltl 11.4 in ,lr's ':oun:ry desire :o
.1.1 •t .11 w.lhi'h A v"ry lay
t•t' it r.•'.Ir. bin -
Their Sufferings Are Usually Due
Their Sufferings Usually Due
to Female Disorders Perhaps
Unsuspected.
A MEDICINE TtIAT CURES
can we dispute
the well - known
fart that Canadian
women :ire ver -
{'sus ?
Ilow often do wo
hear the expres-
sion, ''1 art SO ner-
vous, It semis as 1f
I should fly ; " or,
Don't speak to
we." I.ittle things
annoy you and
make you irritable ; you can't sleep,
you are unable to quietly awl calmly
perform vuur daily tasks or care for
your children.
'1 , 1
The tun of a gen-
erative
e ttlat the nerves an 1 I
g
erative organs in women is so close that
nine -tenths of the nervous prostration,
nervous debility, the blues, sleeplessness
and nervous irritability arise from souto
eleraitgeulent of the organism which
makes her a woman. F"Its of depression
,ton
or restlessness and irritability. Spirits
easily affecttel, so that one minute she
laughs, the next minute weeps. Pain in
the alxlontinal region and between the
shoulders; loss of voice; nervous dys-
pepsia; a tendency to cry at the least
provocation -all this points to nervous
prostration.
Nothing will relieve this distressing
condition and prevent months of pros-
tration and suffering so surely as Lydia
E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound.
D[is Lelah Stowell, of 177 Wellington
St., Kingston, Ont., writes:
Dear efry. I'inklianl :-
" Your Me.liciue is indeed a Godsend to
suffering women, and 1 only wish that they
all knew what it can do for thein and there
would need their dragging out
,niserablo lives in agony. 1 suffered for
years with bearing -flows pains, extreme
ner,•ousnesa and excruciating hgadachcs,
hut a few bottles of your vegetable Coin -
pound made lifo look new anti promising
to 1110. I act liht Holl hap iv awl I do not
know what siejc'less !s, ani l 1 have enjoyed
the best of health now for over four years.
Lydia E. I'inkltant's Vegetable Compound
hal sent sunshine Into thousands of homes
and hearty."
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LONDON CROCKERY CO's.
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Spring has come and with
it the usual housecleaning
time, then for new Toilet
Sets to make the rooms at-
tractive and comfortable.
We are just passing into
stock an immense shipment
of beautiful new sets direct
from one of the best toilet -
ware makers in England
Entirely new in design, pat-
tern and shapes. We con-
trol the sale of this particu-
lar line forLondon .on
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arc in a position to give you
these sets at the lowest price that you have ever been offer-
ed such goods for.
6 pieces, Camelia, in good blues, greens
11) pieces, Clyde, in Al colors, splendid quality 2.00
10 pieces, Peri, decorated in sprays of flowers 3.7 5
10 pieces, Victor, in extra gold etching and illumination
colcrs -Peacock Blue, Green and Flown Blue 4.00
10 pieces, wreath of flowers and fancy decorations 4.50
10 pieces, Celadon Tints, blues, greens and pinks. These
setts are double shaded in color and extra traced gold 5.00
10 pieces, Ivory, white and gold 4,50
10 pieces, Porcelain, tipped and traced, white and gold4.00
10 pieces, oval basins, celeste blue decoration, leaf gold65o
10 pieces, Derby Colors, Cobalt blue and red 7,00
10 pieces, in all prices up to $12.00 and 13.50 per sett.
Positively
the best assortment in Ontario,
Positively the lowest prices for this s class of goods to be
•: found anywhere.
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WE PREPAY express or frlight charges on all purchases of
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women made strong by Lydia E. Pink- ♦ •
ham's Vegetable Compound convince all 2 EXETER'S UP-TO-DATE ••
women of its virtues? Surely you can- •
not wish to remain sick and weak and •
discouraged, exhausted each day, when •
you can be as easily cured as other :
women. _ ••
HAYFIELD •
e:(...uu John Ferguson left Inst
week for Cleveland to take oh:erge of
his boat 'for the mummer.
Messrs. \Vin• Ferguson end Harry
Falconer lett on Tuesday of t hitt
{veck for the other side of the lines
where they slpe,nd the summer nail-
ing.
Messrs. Chas. and John \Vainsley
of Detroit, arrived home on Saturday
night to see their father avho is
very low with a °sheer 011 this jaw.
Mr. Wtmsley has tried a great
many .medical men, even went to De-
troit to see a specialist but couldn't
find a cure and is at present grad-
ually getting
**Clkir seri no hopes
of .getting better.
AIr. Sam Erwin, of elancelona.
Mich., attended the funs:ni1 of his
brother, Wesley. which took place
here on Slturday I rst at 2.:30 p. ni.
The 'funeral of the late Wesley
Erwin took place from this home here
on Saturday last at 2.30 p .m. De.
ceased was in good thealth and nev-
er complained of sickness and died
suddenly nt Sl. ioseph on Thursday
night, cause unknown. The ervice
4415 conducted by the 'Itev. Dir,
Steadman. The pall bearers ers were
\Vrn. Fcrgu•'ore Wm. \Vbiddoo, Har-
ry Falconer, CletA, Marks, (\\'m.
Sanderson and Dixie Bailey. A
very Large number of friends and
ncquainta noes attended the funeral.
Air. ,Dan Harrison, ttifc end d:tIII -
ily moved to Goderich last week
*dress he is engtgcll *lith the firm
o[ Ituc1innnan's (louse liuild(trs. We
are sorry • '► lose Don as he in a first
class meat..a3ric rind a jolly tend ,fel-
Mr. Herb Snyder and wife drive
moved to Vorn:a and taken up house
where lie is engaged for ilte summer.
Mr. .lolur Tippet left on 'Monday
morning for M.trinc City, Minh., to
attend t he funeral of his new. Miss
Motel \ •c .
e a
i y r *which took place on
Tuesday at that place.
The committee of the Methodist
ohurch have decide.] to build a new
eltureh this summer and are nt pre-
sent trying to purchase a nice lot
to build on.
Mr. Mustard was tlnab'I(• to 1lot1
his logs down the river on ,Icraunt of
low water end is a mitt-; .for the
spring Joins.
The hayfield 'football team" L:rke-
s:des" (nave organized .again for et II:*
summer and ore scn;ling a delegate
to Berlin on Good Friday 'to enter
th(•tn in the Intermedi:tie eosin. This
(tont did good dirk It't+t season,
awl with 1h^ 'lddilional4 111.:4 rte:nsen
looks five:•able for Itituritn'1 ; h^ ':tip.
li r John limes, of Goderich,
spent gum's). in town.
'falx'+ loot -Milt teem me arranging
tor a cra:cert r:^ct *t- •k wit111 the
GotIer:eat Minot rel tr.nye Thi,, 5.4 1
good company of twenty -•even,
ing+ p! w..l Iwo nisch:s in uIi-C :+.4si:sn
in God: ti •!t °pert hos 8e hills.
?ir. .11:•. 'I•,I:ompsen his his grist
Ind flour mill running in full force
turning out first teats flour also
shopping (lone, for f,rniers.
Mr. (:his. 1'd:oner left. for Mor:e-
j v;, \I an., I is; seek, where he Iris
• ter toed for I ht summ^r.
Mn• ri eik (: g'sn lett for Port
Huron lastn (1where ie
h.
en-
gtg''d for mtner in (L• (eine
sled.
Ile eei ll a is it that some of 1' '• , Owing 10 hh^ ! ick of solid ice
Bernina, re wit' insterd of *Give t ;` this *sinter Ih^ fi I. •te Al, as a failure
this day our daily bread,' 'Give itt very few• IMO, 11 sting bei•rl made.
this d ly our daily Globe.' 0
FLOUR, FEED
& GROCERY
just received another load
of ZURICH FLOUR which
we will sell at $2.25 per
cwt. at the Feed Store.
For PURE MANITOBA
call on us, we sell the best
at a reasonable pricc.
IIARVEY'S STAR
FLOUR always on hand
at the sante prices as at the
mill.
Large quantities of po-
tatoes on hand, also seed
potatoes at $1.00 per bag.
(GOODS DELIVERED.
S. HARDY & SON
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P. WHITLOCK & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hollow Cement Building
Blocks of different
designs and sizes.
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CEMENT FENCE POSTS
CEMENT CHIMNEYS,
Single and Double Flue; abso-
lutely fire proof.
Stock always on hand ; Prices reason-
able.
We have just received a carload of
Blue Lake Brand Cemevt. Parties
intending to build this spring should
see us before buying elsewhere.
P. WHITLOCK & SON,
Thames Road P. U., Ontario.
IOLS
$ 1.00
ROUND TRIP
GODERICH TO
DETROIT
TUESDAY, JUNE 19
RETURNING JUNI 91
SI'r ORl?YfIOUMD
/Days In Detroit
A';1'AI:A\•rl:I•:D (:I 1(1: r,,it i-il.Es
. I,I • ., ccdin� ! •otrul-
i1t ` 11• ,!,•. veli :.10 rl It'•:';/e4
to re fund money if P.170 Ointment
fail:, to •cu•t• in 0 to 14 thin. 50'.
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Tie Rind Yom Ham Al1n 8;,,'. Bose the i a t •d Y,7 Hart A.sais B M ,t (►t
Bron tet, . e looker) I rat week, is pro,re,ang
Cg:,t•aro Signature ��f�'��' riicrly.
of C< of l:�t&Vteri Spring Wow ing h,. start -41.
ow in Stock
Bran and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
At Exeter and Centralia Elevators•
Prices satisfactory, Bring in
your grain and load home
with feed,
Je COBBLEDICK
Exeter.
Centralher,
WE'RE
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SUIT
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make the.
Suits-
youwear them Out. We make
them as well as we can, so that they
will not wear out sooner than the
ought. Because, if they do, you
likely go somewhere else forour
next Suit. And no one could blame
you. So much money ought to bu
so much Suit. worth. And Suit worth
is fashionableness of fabric -style ID
cul -fit -finish -looks - dressynees -
and length of service.
As good a place as there is within
miles to get all this and not pay to•"
touch is W. Johns,
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
W. JOUNS
Merchant Tailor
oar_
Spring Term Opens 'Orli t
CENTRAL •'r
STRATFORD.. ONT.
Why should you content your-
self in the ordinary walks of life
when you can better your condi-
tion by takir.g a (muse in this
scl-'ool ? We give a thorough,
practical education and assist
our gradnates to get positions.
Commence your course now.
Write for particulars.
\V, J. ELLIOTT.
•D. A. M(LACHLAN, } Princtpaia
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Nothing can Save Sou from
Dearh or Accident but ,your
Family can he save(} from
WANT AN1) MISERY
By 1-otr 'raking a policy
fl'o11)
THE EMPIRE
Accident & Surety C9mpriny
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W. JOHNS, fluent, Luta.