HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-05-03, Page 4Rubber Goods7
Anotherlarge supply 01 rub-
ber goods just received at
Browning's Drug StoI'e con-
sisting of C'ou)binatiou Fouti-
tain Syringes. /Tot Water
Bottles, Enemas, Ice -bags, in
fact everything along these
lines.
These goons are of first-
class quality, and speak for
themselves by the increasing
denutlid we have for them.
Essential In FverU dome
Brownings
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
QALi;\ftkit I'O1; MAN-, 19h3. -
ties ,A T , t3 13 20 27
11a0r DAY.. , . 7 14 21 28
Toeera } .. 1 5 10 n 20
WEDNESDAY.. 2 0 16 xt
SBTREPAY10 17 21
1TRILAY .. 4 11 18 25
SATURDAY 5 12 10 26
Tit f"RSDAY, MAY end, 1%0•i.
CANNING FACTORY MATTER
A meeting of.Aevera! gentlemen in-
terested in the starting of a canning
factory I:ere, was held last Thursday
+ev-ening in the office of Dickson &
Taxiing. A committee was nppointcd
to intervicty the officials of the Ayl-
mer and ra
St .
thio•
tannin
lac
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;with :t view- of having either one of
them start n beanch here. The fol-
lowing from the Tilbury Times re-
lative to the Atymer vending,factory,
will give an idea as to how an in-
dustry_ started on a small scale can
flourish so that in a few years may
become a leading industry. ,.The
deputation which visited Aylmer can-
ning factory v. -ere very much- pleas -
ted with the visit. Tbey were shown
through the two acres of buildings
by Manager Jfershall. This fac•
tory started 25 scars Ago, as a small
institution, is the largest in Canada,
employing 200 tends, with an out-
put of $250,000 enn►tally, and yet
!wwitball it M •handicapped from the
fact that Aylmer district 13 not able
to produce the most profitibie can -
toed product —terne toes—tw•o dozen
*Its of w hio:t aro sold to ono dozen
„neof either corn or peas. The reverse
eras the case of a few years ago.
L'ite general impression among Ayl•
snet'ites is that it is the backbone
of the town. Situated as Tilbury is
In the midst of the tomato and corn
!district of O.tnada, a factory here
tenet/- prove a big thing for the
"stockholders and the town generally,
MARRIED
IdeL.at,•G11LiN—WOODS — At Etim-
ville, May 2nd. Maude, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Woods, to Jai.
H. McLaughlin, of Walton.
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Ap-
ril 20, Kill Sirn t. L. oort,rcagedn48
ye t r.
ATKINSON — 1n B1:t»t,1 d, 'Lutz.
d:•y', April 21, Mr. Henry Atkin-
son, eget/ G9 years.
COUSINS — In 5t. M !rye eye Sue -
day., April 21u.1, Wetter Cousin&
aged 28 yeses. 8 wontd+s, 6 days.
BRINE— In ill'nilnrd, Monday'• Ate
oil th• 1 tlLc 1heth Jaure.�tlle+ite,cin need88 widow
silt+.
REYNOLDS.—At S�eret ta, April 29th,
William t{eyr-oldc, a(;ed 91 years,
1 month .and 8 dtvs.
IN(%•—rn Stephen, on April 28th,
9
1 0
0
i';lizalx•hb Lamport, relief of
the late Josoph Ring, ;tged 78 years
11 monbhs and 5 clays.
L HALLS.—At Clinton. April 26. Sim-
uel Bulls, Aged 83 years
QUAItIN._Ac Mt. Cermet, \Vedncj•
r
d
April ..nth, John Quariw.
PRIfTL};._.in Denver, Colorado, Ar-
iel 10th, Currie, beloved wife of
James I'rittic. and sister of \V.
If. Geiser, of Crediton.
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Does
earl
Oa•ae' onc.,,e- -
Yes. I0O,000 times each day.
Docs a send out good blood
')_J blood r^ You know, for
=: �3
Wood is good health ;
:':1•t biped, bud health, And
Y '•t know precisely what to
for bad blood -- Ayer's
„1'; ' ^ ri'lla. Doctors have
c.l it kr 60 years.
.:.n►!y rtRw of bier bteavt eta et•
1, . .. a ,, • , . ' "lIp.tlon. Poisonous
i, p • - ahem.,,,/ Into rho t i•. of
; .,•!• br J. Q . roe Co., Lowell, Yssr,
♦t.s s aiy4oturer. or
t r t nue twee.
• • /r '3C trite? CCU.
1.+ t. •• Cirt,'Ry PECreRtt
�`•'-eo:ow..►t,t WO r•abiIA
tar e :,.err
Crediton
Dll
le J. DIcC'UE, MEMBER O
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSICI
sins and elergeons, Successor to Dr, E
A. Iliaiet. Crediton, Ont.
Mr. Bert Clark lea, finished t aint-
ing Mr. Wurtz's shote, ata! be Inas
certainly dat:o sows artistic work.
Mr. and Airs. Joseph Snell, of Exe-
ter, spent timidly with Mr. Christian
Beaver.
Mr. August Kuhn WAS slwrtiug his
rubber tine rig on Sunday last.
Air. Barney Brown is Laving the
THE EXETER TIMES, MAI' aril 1900.
Death Saturday ou tur y April 2811e
Intend Elizabeth Lemport, relict t I
the laic Ju,cph Icing, of hen sufft
lugs .It the (Wean -eel age of 78 yea I
Mies. Lentport canto to Stephen me
years ago and with her husband, e•
ptrdeecttsed ;her 19 years ag
fered the herd:ships of pioneer life.
but with indefatigable perr•:•rver-
unce assisted Ler late husband iu
hewing out tt htuue. Of late years
she lived pith hur ton Albert. south
of C,reditou, ut Tilos home Who pass -
I ed ctw•ny, She /cares to mourn her
!lost eight children, Albert. Eli, of
Ste ehen ; Jawed. of Forest ; Edward,
of Mk:big i ; Mrs. James Ed-
w1ardt, etepheu : Mrs. S. Itroke;te-
friar: