Exeter Times, 1906-04-26, Page 4P
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THE EXETER TIMES, APRIL 26t111906.
Rubber Goods
Another large supply of rub-
ber goods ,jut received at
Browning's P1 ug Store coD-
aisting of Combination Foun-
tain yringt-,. Ilot Vater
Bottles, Enemas, Ice -bags, in
fact everything along these
lines•
These gor,(is are of first-
class quality, and speak for
themselves by the increasing
demand we leave for them.
F3 sentIal In Euern dome
Brownings
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
Tli(•ItSDAY, APRIL 126th, 1906
SWIM Y 1 S 15 22 29
/MONDAY 2 9 16 23 30
TUESDAY . 3 10 17 24
WEDNESDAY... . 4 11 18 25
THURSDAY..., ... 5 12 19 26
FRILAY 0 13 20 27
AATPIIDAT 7 14 21 28
THeetSI)AV, AI'ItiL 19th, 1906
TILE CANNING FACTORY QUES-
TION
TJie securing of industries for
Exeter 'leas for several years Wee
more or less the principal subject
for discussion among ,hose most in-
tere.te4 in the advancement of the
town's welf.ire, the establishment of
it *alining factory being considered
possibly she best. A Boned of Trade
sees organized and meetings were
crc
called to discuss propositions made
lip 'men wishing .to come bore„ but
the aneetings adjourned before any
decided action was taken. lase main
drawback to mot of the propositions
svi that the parties who wanted to
icome here, ad no money of
their
town to invest, and could not furnish
sufficient security for tIio toLas ask-
ed.
These propositions were not fa-
vored even by pave tax paying resi-
dents, and here placed aside for all
time to tomo.
e$s i,ropooition in the nature of n
c.LRning factory 13 now before us
and hies fair riot only to become a
zcalization but a fact. Those who
are best -qualified to state aro strong
in t opinions that u canning fac-
tory could be operated successfully
in Exeter. The agricultural sur-
roundinge are well adapted for the
raring .of produce such as are used
in canning factories, and a number
of our progressive citizens -'!rave
taken the matter in band. Promises
OT stock in such n pedposed com-
t ny have been given by many of
our townspeople and even the farm -
era hero exhibited n desire 'to in-
vest in en enterprise of the kind.
Reeve noisier. in his inaugural ad-
dress, to the counotl, stated that
die was desirous of getting .adaition-
nl industries for our itown and
'smelt' devote a consielerabie portion
et his time and energy to that end,
and the members of our wide-awake
cou:►cil of this year, are bending
et•ery effort to ?how those who
elected them, that they are doing
everything possible for the interests
of the town in this direction.
Advertisements %sere recently pi ir.
ted in leading dilly papers, asking for
corresp>(ondence from unrties ac-
outlintrd wire the cann%ng business.
&'ver.,l replies were received and o
gentlemese who, from his !ilk is
tlioroughly conversant with the
matter, was invited to address a
meeting of the Mona I of Trial, last
Friday .evening. To an inquiry is Io
Lo.v much capital he would put into
a proposed company, he statee that
er fit/ - f
- •
Thin
e rvopts ?
ymir Hood must be in
a c.ry .ia.i condition. You
t;;t.:..• kr•.)t.• what to take,
• it -- Aycr's Sarsa-
.J.t. it you doubt, then
• .•suit your doctor. We know
: hh will say about this
•:.I old f::miiy medicine.
•
• r• -e. er.I ri'esti'n yrnr d„et'r woa•d
• •t .•t =h,. 1...wcs Is ab►o.nt.(y
Ke -p r'mr Irret settee+
,., orae r talfn� taeniae.
•
• .arae.
• .-ter a n.. T.ow.!1, Zama
,.,Gtctar.r. or
' N(IR 11eie1R.
este CURL.
Yr t) cni;Ettr PECTORAL
t:•• r -e re Sterols! We sob: !OS
61 • r-:*:„ to et 2.1 Ur a1ed.etots.
that q,h:ase of the matter lied not
been breeched to him, as he meter -
stood a cowpony was remelt to b'
[semid ••i.cl 'he was invited here to
(vire ,slid%ice.
The cowpariy, %% II to doubt will
he .foiined, will be composed of then
whom ase all know, and in %%hose
integrity ue love confidence. It tail!
be the keeping of loxia capital here,
instead of ;being sent out of town to
-assist in furthering of outside in-
dustri.y, end t.hould receive the
heartiest support of every one. The
company will be incorporated
at 1000 shares at S25 each.
or $25,000 and will prob,bly
ask the town for a loan Of $5,000
first $1,000 to be ,slid back Ito the
corporation at the end of 6 years,
and so on eadh yeas* until the full
mount horrowed is paid back.
If sue&, a by -taw is presented to
the (1x payers it is the duty of
ee
every one to vote for •it. It mean".
much to us in the way, of giving em-
ployni:•nt and bringing trade to the
town. The capital will be invested
by our own people, who are anxious
for the progressiveness of Exeter.
If a building suitable for suoh an
industry is rot at present available.
one will be built, and acaording to
the statement of the gentleman who
was here last week, nearly every
canning company Sias In a few years
ineroased its capitalization from
three to :five fold on •:uccoun.t •of in-
creas ed business.
The same gentleman is expected
here ngain to -day ;(Thursday) to give
us more inforngttiou.
Gentlemen. 011ie iron is hot, let us
• e a, e •
weld it into elope pc beLar it gets cold,
and give every as.sistaiste to the pro.
motors of this leviable scheme.
Crediton
DR. E. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON-
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC'.
alas and Sergeons, Successor to Dr. E.
A. Iiaie
t, Crediton, Ont.
Mr. Fred Barris spent Sunday In
learkhill the guests of his parents.
Mr. S.uu7 Kuhn liar eccepted a
position as painter with Amos &
Barris, and he is now wearing the
white suit.
Mr. Campbell, who has been visit -
in in Komoka,returned to Kh•vags.
this week 'and las resumed his du-
ties as teacher in the school at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Baker and
(laughter, of tho 2nd con., visited at
Elimville one day last week.
Mr. Geo. Boltzmann this week has
several mason nt work laying the
foundation of the new school.
Quarterly meeting *services will be
held in tho Ebenezer church on Sun-
day .morning next at 10.30.
Miss Hill, of Detroit. is the guest
of her brother, Mr. August Hill.
Miss Ethel Clarke agent Sunday at
Granton.
Mr. and Mr& Chris. Eilber, of
Zurich. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. \Ventzel on Sunday.
Miry Farrow and Miss Turner have
returned from Goderiah otter a
pleasant visit at their homes there,
and commenced their duties as
teachers in our school on Monday of
this week.
Miss E. lledden who hos been vis-
iting at her home here left this week
for London.
Miss einem Motz, who has been
holidaying here left for London.
The Lawn Tennis club held its nn-
nual meeting .on Wednesday evening
l•Ist at the home of Mr. C. Btuett
for Lhe election of officers and the
arranging of other business. The
officers for the ensuing yenr are:
How President, 1i, Eilber, M. P. P.:
i'resident, Ira S. Brown; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. C. Llluett : Secretary, A.
E. Ku.hn.
A meeting of all those interested
in baseball was 'held on Wednesday
last, and the following officers were
elected: Manager, A. C. Kuhn; Capt.
Herb. Young: Secretary, 11. K. Ell-
ber. A electing was held the same
evening to elect officers for the
foothill teen which resulted as fol-
lows: President, W. A. Finkix•iner :
Captain, Alvin Amos; Secretary. Ira
S. Brown.
\Lr. .incl errs. 8. Brown and Dr.
and Mrs. ilaist visited at Mr. J.
I'rce,er':e, Zurich, on Sundry.
Mr. end Mrs. John Switzer visited
in Zurich on Sunday.
M r. Got lei b Drown preached a
very interesting sermon on Sund .y
morning last in t he Evangelic 11
church in the absence of Rev. Mr.
Damm, w•l:o was nttending confer-
ence.
Mrs. Robe, eiaw•hinney and Mr'.
Ede-, el Brown and daughter, of
London are visiting at Mr. \Vm.
Ye trleys.
Mr. end Air.. James Lawson spent
Sundry the guests of Mr. and e1rs.
Robe 14,awhinncy of the Ilth.
Messrs. Young iiros. expect to
commence work this week on thee
new tin shop.
Dr. and Mrs. Mist left this week
for their is •w home in Hamilton.
lleedptioti end s.tornmental nervier
will be Iri'Id in the Methodist church
here 011SU lilt+
7 evening next. The
specie services which have been con-
s (Incite] in this church an.1 which were
I brought to a close recently %sere ,
pitetuctivc of much good. a number-
h_Ivieg signified their desires of liv-
ing he; ter- lives. The poster, Rev.!
Mr. Andrews, will have charge of the
;review.
The ',topte• in this vicinity %sill Is
teemed to le.tr'n that the 21111 w '
be r'elebr 'eel herr. as it his been
n ideal:e- o' years since ('rc.litam Leet
u vetches::' . always giving way to
i he ne erhho intr town°•. Wo be1.e k
bespctrk for a littoral p:itronage of
110 neighbee ing towns and eiIl age s.
The r-ir•0 7 • come:l it!cos rei.ort
good prosper• The committee ons
1'
, t o that ,•-+ u Ls
b, lessee' c 011(0 tl 1 t! Blue L b I1
TaIIor-wfflc
cls of London, have
,00l been cugasults
tiles the High School teem of Park -
tell, loth of the se teens will play
the Stiles of this place, echo have
never been beaten.
The couenittee on sports hive ar-
•ed n first class
list toth literal
prizes. Our (try ,popul u• brass trend
will be on the ground ell day ani
liven the d=ys sport ;lith their music
:t e -
the t1 d + procession in the morning;
liesided by the band, promises to c tp
everything ever given in this viein-
1ity.
Bev. G. D, Dunm, wiho for the past
four year has been paaior of the
' Evangelical church here, has been
mused to Merlin. Mr. Oceans will
preach his farewell sermons on Sun-
day next, preaohine in Gorman in the
morning and English in the even-
ing. Rev. C. Bean, of Camden, who
succeeds Mr. 1).unu1, is one of the
best orators of the conference and
I we bespeak for him a successful
four years here. The next confer-
, onoe will be held in Crediton.
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?jitter!
, Miss Agnes Kaercber left Tues-
day cifternooa for London, where sec
'intends remaining.
Mr. E. P. Paulin was in the vii-
i!age on business Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Deicsiert, who
shave ;been visiting .the former's par -
1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Deiahert. Sr.,
i Shave returned to their home in. De-
;
� troit.
Mies Youngblut •of llensatl spent
t Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. II.
Youngblut.
Miss Lizzie Tremner, of Detroit.
is -visiting et her Ionic here nt pre-
sent.
Mrs. (Rev.) Geiger, of Elmwood,
is spending t:h.`s week at the home of
Ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. ltan-
I A1C.
IThe teachers of the public school
have returned to their duty after ct
pleasant week's vacation.
bliss Pearl Zateho is spending a few
days with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Laymere.
Miss M. Brown, of Crediton, spent
Saturday with her cousin, Miss
I
Muriel Preelvr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Williams at-
tended the funeral of the Tato Noah
A. Fried ut Parkhill, 0
n Sunday.
Y•
Mrs. 11. 11 c errof • a. d
ry os ub ). Grind
Bend, was n visitor in tho village on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. C. Fritz visited the
former's brother, Mr. Will Fritz. at
IGrand Bend on Thursday.
The inquest over the death of
Wesley Irwin, who died suddenly at
St. JosepJt on the night of April 5
was held in the Town Ball on Thurs-
day afternoon. The verdict of the
Ijury was t the deceased came to
1-hahis death 4by unknown causes.
At high noon Saturday a pleasing
event took place at the home of
Mrs. Tremner, when her youngest
daughter, Misa Katie, was united in
marriage to Mr. Louis Prang, a
prosperous young man of this vil-
, lige. The bride was assisted by her
sister, Miss Lizzie, while Mr. Andrew
1 !less ably supported the groom. Mr.
I and Mrs. ('rang left on the evening
train for Detroit where they will
i spend a short honeymoon.
Dr. McLaughlin, of Dashwood.
spent \Vednesctiy evening last in the
village with friends.
Mr. and bars. Dennis have return -
cd to their home in Galt.
They make one feel as though life
was worth living,. Take one of Car-
tor's Little Liver Pills after eating
It will relieve dyspepsia, aid diges-
• tion, give tone and vigor to the sys-
tem. -_
WATER IN YOUR BLOOD.
; Lots of people 'have thin watery
blood -they (sat plenty but don't di-
, gest. 'When digestion is poor, food
iS not converted into nourishment
in consequence the body t•ipidly los-
es strength. To positively renew
,health, nothing canals Ferrozone.
it excites shire Appetite, -makes
the stomach digest, forms life sus-
taining blood. Abundant strength
is sur` to follow. If you need more
vitolity, extra energy, better nerves,
then use Ferrozone the (medic.'
triumith of t1he .age. Fifty cents bury
to pox of fifty chocolate coated Fer-
rozon' tablets.
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WOO1ilAM
Conetraotor Cochrane, of Si, Marys
is busy web aL ging of men erecting
the :Methodist ehurch. The edifice
u h1 a completed, will aro a structure
of a hick the congrcg ition tvi11 feel
justly proud.
prick and other in eerie is on the
ground for the new building which
Mr. Sydney ,Mills intends erecting.
Air. E. A. Covet inst. who wee so
badly injured a few weeks ago is
progressing; nice!)•. The f r . -t urs
was a bad one and it will possibly be
rote weeks before M.r. Copt -I !HA i..
able to use •the injured limp. Every-
body is pleased to kneee (I•,t Ed. is
getting
Along nicely.
That tired languid feclirg and
dug! headache 15 very disagreeable
Take two of Carter's Little Liver
Pills before retiring. and you will
find relief. They never fail to do
good.
ood's
Sarsaparilla enjoys the dis-
tinction of being the great-
est. curative and preventive
medicine the world has ever
known. 1t is an di -round
median, producing its mm•
equalled effects by purify -
bog, vkalising and enriching
the blood on Which the
health and strength of every
organ, bone and tissue de-
pend. Accept no substf-
t etre for Hood's, but fn-
sist on having Hood's
AND ONLY HOOD'S.
IOP Ocots
\Ve can suit any man with a new
spring suit. We have a fine selection
of Tweeds and Worsteds from which
to choose and you get the best duality
and latest style and best workman-
ship. In fact, nowhere else can you
do better than right here. Our prices
range from $10 to *20.
Gents Hats
We can meet your particular re-
quirements in this line, having rt full
range of all the latest styles and shap-
es in hats.
COME. IN AND INSPECT OUR
STOCK.
WM. SHRUMM
DAMHWOOD, ONTARIO.
Dashwood
The conference is giving Rev. Mr.
Clements a year's reek in the interest
of his health.
Mr. McLennant
and ]Visa Graham
who have been spending .the holidays
at their respective homes, have re-
turned and resumed their duties as
teachers in our school here, on Mon-
day.
The new proprietors of the plan-
ing mill are getting the mill cleaned
and overhauled ready for the spring
and summer work. Mr. John Hoff-
man. who has been in Toronto, for
scene tins°, has been appointed man-
ager. llis many friends aro pleased
to see hien brick in his old position
again.
Mr. itobl. Adair, of the 19th con.
brought Ulster Willie Treatreau to
the doctor's office on Saturday after-
noon to have a wound dressed that
had been inflicted by an axe. Willie
was staying nt Mr. Adair's helping
Jiim to out some underbrush and
while holding a bunch he moved his
foot in such a way as to get the
glancing blow of the axo in the leg.
JIe is doing t.ecely nud will shortly
be out again.
Mr. Oliver Graybicl, of Exeter,
spent Sunda
y t hiyhome here.
Fishing is till the go now. Every
afternoon and evening one can see
a number of our village people fish-
ing at fmoky hollow.
Orville Elutes spent Sunday at his
home in Zurich.
Mr. Lewis Mosler was in tho
lage on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Paulin and
[amity were in 'Zurich on Sunday
visiting Mr. Soni, Itannie. Mr. Ron-
nie left for the west on Monday.
Mia.: 1:. Guenther returned home
Sunday after a pleasant visit with
her cousins in llenrell and 'Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Goetz were in (len-
s:all on Sunday visiting Mr. II. Gook,
who is seriously i11.
Mr. J. Taylor, of London, was in
our village on Monday.
Mrs. John B, \Villeri, of the town -
line, is seriously ill.
The reason E.P.Paulin sells ('age
wire fencing end Hollywood paints is
because they lead all competitors.
If you require fencing ruse the I'•agc
or if you hive some painting to do
get Hollywood paint. Be sure and
get prices before buying elsewhere.
The Dashwood trustees have pur-
ch,sed a carload of cement from
Mr. E. P. Paulin for sidewalk pur-
po,e's. The work will be commenced
short ly.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kellermann
tit tended tato funeral of the late Noah
Fried, of Lieary on Smutty last. Mr.
Fried was :a familier figure in Dash-
wood, having been a frequent visitor
h r•e.
llrs. Jos. Snell, of Exeter, is wait-
ing ten her mother, Mrs. Simons, who
is seriously i11, but who at time of
writing was retorted as improving.
You hardly realize that it is med-
icine when taking Carter's Little Li-
ver Pills; they are very &mall; no
bad effects ; all troubles from tor-
pid liver are relieved by their use.
CIIOMAIITY
Mr. Brown, our new- nmercerint, is
making considerable improvements
about J►is premises of Tate.
Miss G=z.rutl=crs, »f Victort,, 11. C..
wtho hes spent the winter s isiting
friends. left last steel( for ler ;home.
Mr. Alex 11cLiughLan, who hats
been very ill of Tate, i•1 slowly recov-
ering.
Mr. SLnkey Cliffor.t of Ohicago,
mho spent Feaster breeder' with his
mother, left on Siturd•iy for fineries
ton.
Mrs. John Currie is it present suf-
fering ss WI' n severe attack of ery-
51pe1:1s.
Mass Mary Currie, of Toronto,
spent Faster holidays under the p•ir-
ent.,l Ioef,
VA1tQIgItAlt
Mrs. A. .1. Plssrnore, of Sault ate
M:ric, is visiting at W. 11. Pass-
ritore'S.
Mr. 1Virren Melville was visiting'
Mr. .1. E. McNicol List week.
We arc pleased to step Mr. Ile r!
P :•rker, who h ,d hie leg broke,:
some time ago, able 1n ha around
again.
Mr. Arthur Durioan, of the Sov-
ereign tank, Exeter. spent Sund.,y at
ho1ne.
Miss Mary Itoinh, wtio is Poach.ngr
srlhool :,t Milverton, spent tho Li; as-
ter Lolid.iys at her honk here.
Mr. Arab a iiolKeri, of ilessel•'. 1 •
vi=ite•I wvith Mr. Andrew Role .
here.
Mr. Jas. Beavers has hirer! s
Mr. .las. Cottle for the summer
oA1111111TOA1'A.
gars tie STM Cud You Na_ AlwaJs R:. �t
Sires,*
MT. CAI(ME.I.
Mr. John Doyle, nue of our most
respected citizens passed away on
Sund•ty, his death resulting ,from
the effects of injuries received two
years ago. At that time he fell
from a Ioad of barley, injuring hit
back to badly that be was unable to
move around. Some time ago he
was taken to a London hospital fur
treatment, but nothing could bo
done for hint and ho was brought
lotue• The reni:,ins were interred
in the Mt. Carmel cetueter)- y;ster•
day (Wednesday.)
SUBSCRIBE FOIL T111•: '11MEa
IS HUSTON
On Thursday last a serious mishap
hefel lar. ltobt, Beatty while driving
on the 3rd line, Ill'uishnet. His
horse took fright from a Buggy be-
ing drawn past It and ,into Mr. D.
Rogers, and ran away throwing Mr.
Beatty out of t he wagon lie was in,
and seriously bruised his leg and
otherwise striking him up. \Va hope
for a speedy recovery.
On Sabbath last the congregation
of the Methodist church were treat-
ed to ..1 sermon from one of the old
time ministers of the Il. C. denom-
!nation, in the person of Rev. \Viok.
ett. Although advanced in, years he
atilt seems to have the fire in him
yet to prole!' the word in n good
earnest manner.
Men. Robt. Slater, of Blyth, Is
spending .1 short time visitin,c her
brother, Mr. W, It. Carr.
Miss 'Edna Marshall visited in St
elarys on Sunday last .at the (home
of Mr. Geo. White.
Rev. Miles formerly of the Elim
ville circuit, but now attending col -
logo in Toronto, spent Sunday last at
the personage here.
Rev, Voile. %shosa illness we spoke
of last week, is not making that
speedy recovery we hoped for.
though a slight improvement has
1•aken :place, he is still far from be-
ing ;his former self. We trust that
ere long .e more rapid change for
the better 'may occur.
TIIE ItOOT OF NEURALGIC
HEADACHE.
Is .an itritable condition of the ner-
ves caused by cold. Relief comes
:nicely from ,Nerviline, tills treat
pain .reliever , of to -day. ••I eon -
eider \erviline a •naagical remedy
for neunalgia," writes Mrs. E. G.
Harris, of Baltimore. But I never
worry if Ncrviliuc ars in the house.
A .feu- applications .never yet failed
to kill (he •pain. I can also recom-
mend Nervilinc for stiffness, rheu-
nialism and muscular paras." In use
nearly fifty years; try 1•erviline
3 -OU 1 5011.
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THE ANNUAL INSPECTION BY
THE COUNCIL BOARD
The town solons, .accompanied by
the members of the press, made the
annual inspection of the streets
Tuesday, for the purpose of ascer-
taining a►hat is needed in taw way
of improvements for the coming
year. 111,c lower and of the town
was firat inspected. the party visit-
ing the extreme limits. The bad
spots in bee street were jotted down
by Councillor Fuke, who was unan-
imouslyelcoteed to the office of note
taker, and the street commissioner,
who stem bandling.lhe reins, was.in•
strutted forthwith to fill .in the had
and dangerous places. After the
lower end was given n bhorough in-
spection, the roads lending to the
station were looked over. Carling
street, on which there is oons,der-
ablc traffic, will be put in elope, and
the station street will likewise re-
ceive proper attention.
It seas decided to place a new -lank
for the protection of the houses rind
property on the station grounds be-
tween the station •hotel and the
residence of Clog. Knight. Several
bid holds in the streets in the centre
of the town will be filled' up as soon
as Commissioner Bissett cangel
around to them, and it le !quite pos-
sible ()let the town rattlers will have
trees planted 011 the flats eachi side
of Lhe river, west of the bridge, pro-
vided Mr. \Vm. Iliwdeai will mike
the risme concession he made to a
previous I►oard, to give the land to
the town.
The Thatncs .road will also receive
immediate attention. as also will tete
In k e road.
The cemetery ons the last elite
visited. TJie question of the trees
which has taken up a considerable
portion of the Council sessions was
thoroughly looked into and will
probably be settled nt the next aneet-
ing. Bove FWeicr suggests that n
now iron fence should be built in
front of lho cemetery, with large
cement pilfers to mirk the peeranoc.
The suggestion was hcirtily c:,n-
curred in by most of those present,
the fence:, is it now is, 'being very
dill peel tel. ;end greatly nears the
beauty of the well kept burying
ground, whirl' the Cemetery ho, rd
of the past few ye.i.rs have. succ'ad-
ed in making one of the. finest nee
oropoliscs in Western Ontario. The
suggestion aerie's made by Dr. Lutz
to hive the school children give a
concert a r se
fort 1% t purpose. w-e1.i Sgpokc•
en of and it ells thought that with
little spit:Won such a thing could
be done. the 'receipts going a long
%e ,y to Viying for such an tidorn-
ment.
1:!; r{'I is i t (()I
The Council met Monday evening
All the members were prex:int. Min•
utes of I ,st meeting were read .anti
nt, rov eel.
The followingg .seeaunts were piss.
ed Lltnes Week^S, teams fo-,houling
the fire engine. $4.00; .1. A. Strevert,
cotton. etc., for cemetery, $1.77.
The :reeve inlisrmorl 111 cr:uncil
( bit lie had sent to the {government
for prospectus t„perv, re the for minx
of a canning factory company. and
thet he hid ordered a new cylinder
for (11 t umpine engine. Ile t+Iso
said he had seen the Asst. Supt. of
the 0. T. It. rust discus+,ed t build-
ing of the new sta(ien on ti►• -new
site" and the gentleman marl he
would ver (hat the matter nes tak-
en Up %e••y sam.
The question of fire proter,'ou
for the Almay All lion. warehouses
and the '<eit!etic:", nnS,.ilinn street,
weirs thoroughly di'r_uss^d, end upon
motion of ('olIn' illor Ilertn,n it w•.s
deciderl to buil,! , tank rear the
station, the rise and kind to Q)^ de -
ceded on biter.
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WE PREPAY express or freight charges on all purchases of
• $10.00 or over.
LONDON CROCKERY CO'S.
New Crockery
FOR
p
S ring Trade.
We always try to have
something new to offer
you, semething that other
stores do not show and
n
consequence the patterns
and styles do not become
common• The quality is
beyond question and the
price always the lowest.
English Royal Devon Tableware
The finest production of the English Potteries, beautiful decor-
ations, splendid shapes, just the thing for Wedding Gifts or Gifts
for any event. Comes in a large variety of articles giving you an
immense assortment to choose from. (We have the sole sale of these
goods for London).
Haviland and Limoges French China
Our immense range of these beautiful goods is not equalled in the
City, comprising as it does Fancy Pieces and Dinnerware Stock Pat-
terns. Get a set and buy it piece by piece if you feel like doing it
that way, it costs you no more and you get something choice,
Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, Lamps, Fancy China, Jardineres,
Glassware, everything in Crockery. See our immense range
of New Dinner Sets.
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ust received another toad•
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s call on us, we sell the best •
at a reasonable price. •
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HARVEY'S STAR:
FLOUR always on hand • '
at the same prices as at the •
Imill. Z
Large quantities of po
tatoes on hand, also seed •
Zpotatoes at $1.00 per bag. ••
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S. HARDY & SON
P. 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.
Stock always on hand ; Prices reason-
able.
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We have just received a carload of
Blue Lake Brand Cement. Parties
intending to build this spring should
see us before buying elsewhere,
P. WHITLOCK & SON,
Thames Road P. 0., - Ontario.
Mr. S. i'owell addressed IJte coun-
ciI regi riling come trees nurseries('
for idle cemetery. The. •aue.stion was
thonoughiy discussed by the mem-
bers of the council, end beforo they
tied gotten hill' through it had tlic
"Iiow old is Ann" problem beitcn to
1 Standstill, and was heli over until
next meeting to get the cnrreapon.
dense in tees matter together.
The street watering matter ryas
Liken up, but it was dcceled slot to
put on the cart until a petit'.on is
presented to the council.
The council adjourned to meet
Tuessiiy afternoon for the annual
IOU?* of ins;•ectiolt.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Now in Stock
Bran and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
At Exeter and Centralia Elevators-
Pricee satisfactory. Bring in
your grain , and load home e*
with feed.
J.
Exeter.
COBBLEDICK
ses
Central is,_ '0-'4
WE'RE
SUIT .
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make the'
Suits- you wear them out. We make -
them as well as we can, so that they
will not wear out sooner than��r
ought. Because. if they do, you'i1
likely go somenhere else for olaat
next Suit. And no one could b
you. So much money ought to b�r
so much Suit worth. And Suit worth
is fashionableness of fabric -style IQ
cut -fit -finish -looks - dressyness -
and length of service.
As good a place as there is within
miles to get all this and not pay too'
much is W. Johns,
Elegant Black and Blue;
Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Spring Terns Opus April t
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Why slimed you content your-
self in the ordinary walks of life
when you c'an better your condi-
tion by taking a course in this
• school ? We give a thorough,
practical ednes tion and assist
OM' graduates to get positions.
Cotumonee your ennrse now.
Writefor pat t to tilers
W. J. ELLIOTT, Priocipwls
D. A. McLACNLAN,
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