HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-05-17, Page 6Rubber Goodsl Crediton
Another large su1ply (1f rub-
ber goods ,jest received at
Browning's Drug Store coil-
eistino of Cowl►lllttt Kill Foun-
tain Syringe. j jot `Vater
Bottles, Enemas, Ice -bags, in
fact ever % thing :long these
lines'
These goods arc of first -
class duality, and speak for
themsel\'es by the increasing
deznand the have for them,
Essential In Lvtru Hon]
Brownin gs
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
CALENDAR FOR MAY. 1906.
SONDA' , .... 6 13 20 27
MONDAY. 7 14 21 28
Ty eel e . , .. 1 e ):i 22 29
\\ EDr>~:;1 v . . :+ 10 23 30
TB17neoeY....... 3 1(1 17 21
Ferrety 4 11 18 25
Ss'ILIIDA Y. ... 12 19 213
TIII lt�l1.\ 1 t., \- 17elr, 1906
1'',\ it(? t -11:\ t,
The death of Davi t el Ni:ol
Mond iy May 1 It h, removed front
Olur Iuid 31 a 1„"a it who •,.otnmatided re-
spect. not only by. those of this im-
mediate neighborhood. but by tall
•tido kr ew 'him. Mr. itteNicol, ryas an
extraordinary span. of massiveMa-
ture, keen f.oreeiglmt and quick wit.
t\V,hcn he Ind vietris a:t ,hitters of
nny kind, 'lin macro it .a vo'.att to elide
to them. land it wct's one of 11j.3
pleasures t enter into n controver--
8e, and usually sueveeded in cenwin,:-
ing .his man that ties ideas were
right. The deceased was 54 year::
of age and w1as thorn in tGlaegow,
Scotland. When a young rnan he
came to Canada, settling at Crom-
larty, trhere be started +a blacksmith
strop. From there he tv'ent to Sea-
foortth. and 33 y.ears ngo cams to
Farquhar, where he continued nt his
trade until two year.] ago, when lie
gave hie business to his son Jiiiies
F. end took up farming eursuifs.
Thirty-two yt•, e:a ago he was married
to Jane Vance, who with five sons
and three slaughter:+ survive to
mourn their loss. The namesof
the children pre •3aine E., David
John, %Vetter end Kenneth and Mrs.
John McDone111. Mies.niton one
Bell t. In (politic% Mr. McN�icol was
n st•,tt:,ch liberal and took extreme
dClieht, twlile otgencline t►olitic_l1
meetings. or any otther meeting for
4h:t matter. in .asking _•questeans
et. cit p reSOH int voic^. About •t
Saar c'go tilte designed began to fail
` 'Iltrig lit'a discus be5ng the cruse of
Itis illness. but not until Last fall wa
gee compelled to remain in the l,c,us'.
8erernt limes during the winter 1. -
telt strong enough to be out. hut
the disease was fast ,sapping hie once
istrcng ;system. Two weeks ago it
wets knots n his life wis of short
duration. and mediae! skill and the
tender nursing of his family were
used to else 'hie sufferings to the end
The. neny.un; were interred in rho
Exeter remetcry Wednesdc1y after-
noon. The (family have the dcepc...
sympathy. in till=, their deep afflic-
tion.
FOIL0Vnit 81XTY 16:,11t:'.
An OLD exn \Vfl.L-TR11Cn ItzM)cny,-Mrs
Winslow's 800tt:ing St-rup has hPen u -ed for
Over sixty years by rell.tous of mothers for their
children w•, ill toettln• . with porfoct-ucce.. .
11SPOothe. the cht'd, «often.• the t:tuni, 'ttiuy.:,it
onto wind enlie. and 1.4 the he:: remedy
111arrt:.i a,. it is piesaaut to the traKe. Sold
druggists is -very ; rt. r:f tho world. iS
Mates bo'+Je. Pi value to loonier'. b'.n,
Imre and take Mrs Wint;tow%; S,.,.thlntt
ldstrtiptt►n6 . i kr co other lend.
WHALEN
The home of \Ira. John Ogden -vets,
very prvt t ily <leaornted Wedtietel:ry
ifternuon. May 16th, when her eld-
est d itiehter. /Wary, tram wedded to
111r. .1. 13. Armitage, of Luean. Tho
'wedding servicers were theta et
o'clock p. nt., ltev. Dacey, of hi rk tote
offiei+ting. /loth of the contractin,r
tee rtiew etre well know it and 1 ho many
tnkett.a rocejved nt•e evidence of the
thigh esteem in which they are held.
1by Weir many Mende. Mr. nn') Mrs,
Armitage will stake their future
borne at Luca n.
.11719, 1:jrciiris
•
crciqgly
• : -4,,no exx tpor
b;•)o y-ou like it? Then why
be c•)ascated with it? Have
p.:}_? Oh, no! Just put on
Ilair Vigor and have
t t`1ick hair; soft, even
But first of all, stop
li
j't:lr hair from coming out.
what 1')tl have. Ayer's
i , :.••t' Vi,!dr will not disappoint
• J. i! f.:.. -.-ds the hair -bulbs;
:: : t:: a,:;.,k hair strong.
'i • , t•+it kir.1 of a tratimenlal -
'' f3.,:1 for cc,+r airty $ 5t .'•
.1:. 3.-•• ,t.-.tRmaltr
l'Ttilbier. v. Ayer Ce.. Lowell, Mess,
/1/04s,an••!wtc,r.rs or
1,'P etRjtPkRt: t A.
-W7TrAirri= c. T.-illi'•*mss+..
THE EXETER TIMES, MAY 17tH 1906.
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IIENHA1,1.
.''1t. Jt,!;n Kemp a-.ts in Cliuiturl 1,4t
Dlt. 1;. J. McCC'E, M1:1113E1t ON- + weak.
'T.:kill() COLLEGE I'IlYSIC1- Mr. (:to. Davis left this week for
sus and Sergeons, Successor to 1)r. I.., I tae Senile est, his destination teen,:
A. Ilaist, Crediton, Ont. \\ iuuig►<,t•,
Nil . OFcat• Wolfe hie been on t 1.,Mr. John Nicholas left last ►tock
for trite Aort'hnest twhcr: he trill
-"Ai list for Ilse past week. visit frjendb.
Mrs. Harry 133 "ver issvisitiu;; uit1t Rev.':►1c•dd took g...tr in the pro -
thee ,sister, •airs. I)Lttirl frueniner. of gr.•nt given by the E1,tcorth League
li=1y ,T,twnehip. of the Main street church, Exeter.
Mr. George Filber left on 'Fhuri- last evening.
Mr. 11, Mois^y left last u c:•1: for
Toronto to take up the duties as-
signed to him in the Molton'a bank
office there. Mr, Monsey hag been
Mrs. Albert Cuua,ing h.tut ist i,it_ in Ilene -all for the least two years
ei
ing friends in Londonon triol week. (landuring Li4 stay iters mads many
's
Our (co( -ball tc tin drove to Zur- Mrs. Cooper, of Montrcul, is :l
iclt on Friday lest end tt•ete sur- guest :It the Manse.
cessful in trintene etie gums by a Mrs.. hiller, of elicltigette who w t•,
score of 2 to 1. visiting her sister. Mrs. John Scott,
Go to Filikb.ite;te's for your fire l returned to Ler home last week.
crackers (Ind I'ni,;tt .1 lel: flags for Mr. Albert W. \\'hitcside's returned
tl.e 21111 of :[:iy. recently from Keewatin, where he
Mr. Dan Kilpatrick :l►_ts been, en- was summoned owing .to the critical
gaged as carpenter wit&►t Mr. (:eaorg.% illness and subsequent death of his
11oltzmann for the summer. brother, William. The deceased we.;
Mr. henry ,hiller ie digging A twe11 a strong rind activo man and had ti11-
Lucan t!,is week. (el good [)tuitions awl was for, some
ileo. J. \\'. Andretla <,n<1 9i r, Win -tune actively engaged on the police
[otece, Ile was only ill it short time
Lewis who teas appointed at :rcprc- and le eves a tvifc allot young
*tentative attended th^ 1)istrectt meet- y family
c ntto mourn his loss. 1\tuclt sympathy
ing J; •1.41 Exeter this week. is felt for the' bereaved father. W.
Rev. and Mrs. J. \V. Andre'e s Were \\'hite ides, of this village, and the
in Parkhill, on Fr;day. members of his family.
Miss Rate, of Parkhill, twiiet has r. ahBuchanan. Buchanan. of Guelph,
been visiting; .Mrs. C. Zwicker ,has• visitedMJItis parents last week.
returned to .her home in P.;trkhill Mr. Mustard has rented Mr. Join
ping Tyson's dwelling. near t he foun-
dry. where he is engaged 09 a tnoul-
der.
Mr. At tliur 131atchford and atiece,
have tno%ed into his dwelling at the
The many friends of Mrs. John west end of the village.
McIna;ac will bs, pleased( to lea;rst that Tite nacrnlnent of the Lord's sup -
rare is slowly improving. per was observed in Carmel ethurclt
Mr,. :lames Hodgins attended the on Sabbai,h nt the morning pert•icc ;
W. •M, S. convention which was held preparatory nervice on the Friday
in the Methodist cbur•c11, Centralia. preceding were conductei by Rev.
on Thursday Last. Air. Leckie, of Loatdesboro.
Messrs. Ate ''.wicker ,and Herb, !"'-+--
either et,:.,tt. Tuesday of this tveek' 1t:ti1Ci1
le Landon.
day .last for ,,Nete Ontario, where Ile
Bros. nceepted n ititu:rtion as rancher.
Itis many friends wish hint ,every
Success.
eecoIupanied by Mrt'. 'l.wieker, who
will visit there for ;t few days.
Miss Smith, of Exeter, called on
friends in town on Wednesday.
Mr. Diehard Baker, of London, was, 1lr. John '1'otr.a.nce. of Clinton, ryas
t pleasant caller in out village this in the village on eatt:rci;.y,
wrack' On 1.cridny evening tthe Crediton
Messrs. Young Bros. have their base -ball team carne over tto play :t
tin ehop tietarly completed, and %whenfriendly q.trne witth the boys here.
it in Linisl►ecl will he ,a great itn-1 The game was et fast one, but the
proveJnent to their et ore. i Crediton love wen the Itono,'s. The
Miss Kayler, of Zuric;v, was the j score was 2 to 1.
guest ,of Miss Rienzle on Monday. Mr. Alex elcLecal event Sunday it
his !Louie in Beyfield.
Thursday, 24.h. being a holiday Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ornstein strent
all stores will be open Wednesday eeendn)• ,ht~ro attending the ,funeral
evening for business.• of Mrs. Voelker.
The Lady Maccabees, of Crediton. Den Gil on Feeley, May •lltL, re
are getting up a signature • •,guilt,lier.ed Elizabeth Voelker of her suf-
The ladies are canvassing. tot wimps( Tering .at the (advanced 'age of 91
They ,will put a name on the stuilt ! Mere and 2 ntontths. Iler demise
for 5c. Wthen the quilt is completed : wa., not due to any particular ails
it will be, offered for .ale by auction, ment, but simply to general break•
end t ll^ proceeds go t owe Ha t he ing up of -bhp tsystetn, and she passed
buying of a :hall. ., V''tcetully to her long rest. 'Icer
Mrs.Eli Sweetend little daughter husband predeceased her 9 years ago
left this week for I:alend Lake, Sask., and of late rat -et -the lived wits her
to join her husband, Mr. Eli Sweet, ct lughter, Mrs. Hese.
tat whose home
who left some weeks ego for that ''lje 4" '"cd ow"ay• she leaves to
mourn he.r loss four children, John
place, and twho i i now conducting a .
general store. 'Their many friends; Da`}ittool , Mrs. Ball, of Dash.
d wish them prosperity .and happiness ` and \\'illi~am a pigeon, of ibis village,
i n t h^i r new :]come. .lticd,. The
funeral twas 'held Monday nfternoon
Mr. 13.1•rnoy ltrown is this week ' end teas 1>rgely attended. llcv, lir.
'talking none improvements to • 'his Gi`tltler tconducted the services. as -
dwelling. aisle() by Rev. hilt, of Unsihwooj.
Miss, et'illiams, 1trs. E. Ilaist one Sund i)• ,tike \'ounry '
l -
Mrs. C,•ltoeeelcr aetende; People's s Atl
. 1•t he funeral li�tnce intend tlrtrin-.• their rtnnunt
of the tete Mrs. Voelker. of /lire Rally Day. A eerie pro;►r tin is hcingt
telt on Monday. prepared anti everybody i., in.vi.tcd to
Mr. W. W. Kerr 'Lad ,a successful ( atte+nd•
auction sato on Saturday evening 1\Ir. S. If trdv. of Exeter. wee in the
last, and as :t r'csult hisjuicjs; . village on Sit tltd iy.
going fast. Mr, herr la offering' Mr. and Mrs. T. Murdock, of lien -
some splendid bargains. . gell, visited bireyr daughter, Mrs.
The I?ptrarth league of .the Meth_ Ct i mpbell. on Surdas ever' ng;.
'1t,c bind made itu ►second .anne r-
odist cl,trroh lntt%md cper,,:l:n^ next ,,tee on the street Saturd iv cv,•rtina
Monday singing;
League.League.wit l the Cent 'Alia senacnading 1Ir, and Mrs. L. i'rang,
! who have moved into their i►onte on
Mrs. 11 , rry ►Sweitzcr rand . eat M lin •street.
1: t.r'hl ars visiting friend:► in London Mr. and Mrs, \Vc•eslcr, t•f ('rc•tliton,
i his tw•.^ek. 1 spent 9iturday in the vitt ,ge tt it h
Victoria Day celebration at Cred- fritonds.
i,,>1a, May 24t1i. Grote! procession at
9•3() a. tn. headed by the Crediton
bras; band, including; Trades,
`'chcols, Calithutn('101) 4 and fare drill \\'e ere :igain t tiled on to record
by over forty young ladies. A good the demise of a it old and respected
schedule of sports have b,en erring- resident of this locality iti the i'erson
cd tt it h liberal prize K, in orelition of Mrs. Geo. Sillars, tt Melt took blase
tie• Blue Labels, base hill team, of on April 7th, at Setforth, Mrs, Sil-
t.oudon, the high school textm tory had reached the good age of
of Parkhill. and foo. b;, 11 .1 east ,of nearly 82 years. She !tad been ill
11catsa(1 have bean engaged 1'or the about ttwo weeks wit It pile umoni 1.
d ry ,and will play tttte stars of (his Her husband predeceased her in 188.3.
vie ,g;e, who have neves- been beat-' The deceased was :a native of Ar-
en. Onr popular bras; band ,will 1 maug;h, Ireland, It< c' maiden pants
lc. on 1'he ground' all day 'Ind nearly t tins F:Iizabcth 1lytlea. She 0.t me (o
every ,business pl.tce in the' rill:rgr ; title country tt he.•n 7uitc young with
Ills agreed be lake part in the ; her parents and settled neer Toren-
! r )d: s procession in t lost morning,. A ' to. The deceased was married there
grand oonaert will t ate {,lace at `; anti soon afterwards came to the
night. consisting of solos, qutrtet-totwnship of Hibbert. where she con -
ti's by tilef 1mous Cr cd. ton mals tinted (o reside ung:1 1900, when tshe
tot trtette club, instrument Ile reci- . went to live in Seifert h. She was
tationw enol a •+bort l'atriat:. ;,d- ' 1 kind -.hearted, good woman and Wa
sir^+:s by %%'rue Lctwis, d•aq., also a much :and deservedly beloved by all
I tughter-producing farce enlitice who knew her and especially by the
..lh.rn. \';sn Srnat+h" .and n spectaeu- members of her family to whont she
tr drill I,y ..ixtcrn Lwoun• 1aclicv un• 1'. greatly endeared and of whont
der the supervision of Mtss f''.t rro'.r, four st ill survive. These ;tee Mrs.
Ties taloee is worth 4t he adnlisse.et )t. \t,'vbb, S ufortit: girt'. W. elorre.
fee. Doors 'open .,. 7.13. Colne one S''1t, Hibbert : lir. W. .1, Sillcr'., 'of
'Come .all. Admission .0 concert 15c; 11;bbvrt, and Mr. T. G. Sitters' Let t1,e
children 10c. ; Itorn^'stc el.
On Tuesday a young son of Mr., IC) -a-S•Z'CIO rt. 3t.A..
John Morlook, of the 711i cnnces:41olt
miraculously c•,,caped being killed. Bears t!.., Tt°9 Kr4 Ye! 113tt Ahdals 8341
The young I td wee (playing along ait
%w.3aa;.:n
rondside where a numb^r of men of . hi-lf,
were tiro wing carob. He )s't1 a do;: ----`- -•- ------
..-
attached to a rope and .he animal - ' r
darted under a wagon, drategringZ tlte•
little fellow underneath it. The CI'O a
driver wits on tJro other side :end did
not votive 'it1tK' (longer the end rtes is often
in, and in are instant i ite hind wheel ac aired,
of the vehicle peeped over the boy',, though
ie ad and the ,log. The little chat,
ST:11 I'.1
nee serried 'Motile are! 1)r. Ilrownie •
(tilled to ut.entl this injuries, ell;cl.
upon ex tntina,ion were not ons:d-
creel serious. The l:et that 1 lie
wagoi► pawed over t he dog :, t I he
Mine t ints, possibly r+tyed the child
from having his heed crushed to a
pulp. The tt L• c la on t het of her silo
Of the W.:t:on were utmost in the
dint,' at the titre, c.aueingr. the wrieht
of the toad t ) f.rll on (110111, (rnd
this also te1V 41 :::1re th^ boy.
TO ('U1'F. A ('0t.11 le t,N(. DAV
Tike L .`tat ter g•rorre Quir.inr 'tab.
tors. Ali ern:;ee:is seined the moo
r,y if It. f 'its to cure. E. W. Grove's'
stgniture is on *nab bor. 25e, l
n
gene, fo ai
water, eTe anion itseaase�tr a Persona leer duel. fire. rasa eels, uncroked potntoea both
e
ed.
Capets
This is house-cleaning time, you will
need something in this !itte, and it is
hard for you to decide what color or
Mattern yeti want. ii'e invite you to
EIS BOR NE
'Lire malty fniendi of Mr. F'r.tt,k
iorlcy, the gettic•t cleric of 11.0
to reship of t'sbornc. tt jll l e orry'
to learn Not he, at the last meeting
of the l'-horitc & Ilibbort Fire In -
our store and will help you decide t,v t sur.u►cc eolnl�tny, tendered his r s.,-
ehOtt Ing; yt,tt our /At?wort went of choice 1 ignttlee .ts d;rtctor, %vried% po1il:on
carpets, !to L•s so ZIC• e(.t:tbly filled during the
paste t Ire y ears. £om' w02kq :ago ons•
of t t,C etgants- 1tr. A. Dur:c.an, oC I•':lr-
eule,r_ died, and Minis les death, Mr.
Morley has taken an active interest
We have ;t find assortment of floor in the Company's twelfaro by looking
oilcloths. We sell there itt any width oiler policies ctbOnt t0 lease, and el-
and have theta, iu different patterns so new business. and by so doing lies
and coloring=. ('tittle in and look thew bion of invaluable .assistance to the
ever whether yeti lair or not, tea:en t►ny. The directors nt :1 recent
meeting felt tJiat better results
could be obtnlrtcd by Laving tu-o t
OUR
Jog -elite instead of four, and it was 1
decided that the tee) rct,reeentativea
1 •iltould be appointed-;tt the meeting:
I to be held M. 13 7t !t. 111 r. elorlcy.1
-•► - - '! feeling t Int he could be of more tkr-1
I vice to 1 he 00111(4 ttty PI tookiit'; up i
t !
FLOOR OILCLOTHS
COME IN AM) INSPECT
STUCI:.
WM. SHDIIMM
»AS1-IWOOD, O1�TARIO,
Cheap.....
flartiware
i,!r. Jonas IIarticib wis
to announce to the public that
has purchased the 1Iardw
Stock of Mr. E. I'. Paulin at
reduced rate and is now in
position to sell cheap as long
the stock la'ts.
hes
he
are
al
a!
as
A CALL SOLICITED.
JONAS HARTLEIB
ill••LONDON CROCKERY CO'5���
Table and OrlldQl6lltdI Glassware 1
-F. MolILEV
`\re carry 01 large vari-
ety of good staple glass-
ware itt all kinds for
table use. Including
Tumblers, Goblets, Salad
Bowls, Berry Nappies,
Salt and Pepper Shakers,
Pickle Dishes, Tea Set..,
Butter Dishes,. Cream
(rugs, 'fable Jug,, \rater
01' Lemonade Sets, Etc.
CUTGLASS TUMBLERS, Large assortment.
CUTGLASS VASES ld1 sizes and shapes.
FLOWER VASES and STANDS in Brilliant Pressed
American, Engish and Austrian Glass at prices not
equalled anywhere else.
•
••♦
i; Toilet Sets Toilet Ware
Toilet Sets
"'I'hruugh Mou=e cleaning are you" and now you find some
•• ♦ Toilet Sets or Toilet Ware in odd pieces. \\ e carry fresh Lines of
♦ Z♦ Sets in a great variety of patterns, shapes etc. We also carry a
sple.adid Line of odd pieces for rematching. Conte and see our iwn,ene
Z ♦ essc'rttatent of Sets at $1,25 $1,65 $200 $2.<,1) $3.00 $3.7;5, $1 (10 and up.
♦ 9 Seta not sold elsewhere and they will prove Money Savers To Vou•
• • Quality Guaranteed is Our Standard. •
♦
•• •
DON,GROGKERY GO
••
bu =111053 inst nd of 1 ezn:,irtin-r in the • ♦ 1 /111
directorate, signified his intention of • 4 Z
'resigning and applying for 0113 of t • WE PREPAY express or freight charges on all purchases of
tl►c' agt;c*i,cicrc. At that 1iutc� the di- ♦ • $10.00 or over.
l oobor:s !tete folly in ao or:t tvitlt the • ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦•♦•♦••♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦•NN♦♦♦♦♦•♦••♦•♦ 2
inleudcd move, but a rule <•at'tblish- •••♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦••••
1(9 Daatidat4 •
. St.. London.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
eel by a Rut,sicquent board, that a
director should not act as agent. � ---------- -
DASH WOOL) ONTARIO. tnilit•at(•d against tire appointment of ••••••••••♦••♦••••••••••••
Dashwood
Mr. Morley to the position to twhich •
.10 is so ably fit (AA, atnd �lte was asked • EXE
•
•
to recall his resignat!on,t he board •• •
feeling that his r:ereiteee Wen', re- FLGuR F
quires' will' the. others in looking • ED
•
':[ter the directorate -•
TER'S UP -TO -HIE
tI g, here on _ioneel: But Mr. Morley inborn with the 2 ♦
of tthis week. They ,were ;a fine Intuitiveness that his word is ns j •
lot of ~animals rind brought a Boot[ good as his band, very rc;Lg,c•cifully & GROCERY
fig;ur^, sonic of Chem were sold to declined
About l 0 hold of butcher's eat.of the society. • f •
e' were weighed here
, 7�
to recall hit resignation and • At
c>trr gtionial butcher ,:and the rest Mr. \\'m. Brook, of Wino/reheat, was •
'v•ere token to Mount Cannel to bo appointed director, pro tem in his • Just received another load ••
pastured. Ona of the animals that +♦ of ZURICH FLOUR tlhich Z
MIS being taken to Mt. Carmel lee It Irl •1 • b3 r;aid of AL.:torle). ghat.
'a tguou•* • • we will sell at $2.25 per
1 h but a short while a diroc-(
Now in Stock
came unrnan•agenble and tlrrou •11 '
fright and excitement died after
going ;t :tho'rt distance.
Mr. Jones llartleib who purcdtaa-
ed the llarrclware btasiness of Mr. E.
1'. Paulin last week has Rome special
Lirgalns to offer and invitee all who
nerds canytilting in the h:+.t•eltw�,r•e line
in call on ,him. See ndverti.eement
a brave.
for of this largze and incrrasinr, oom- 2 cwt. at the Feed Store. •
pang, he devoted n lar;; share of p •
his time to its interests, always on ♦♦ hoc I'UI:I? AI, • `Exeter.
ttre afort for new insur.anee ani �NIT013��
looking; after those policy liotdera in O: call ort us, we sell the best • ���
and it is too bed suele en able rep-, A
'rrsent''tive should be off the board. O♦ I1 \R\i F V S STAR 2!
1J, rte tvaR not much stir in our rn:
village on Sunday ail ii trained all forethought, hits for years been ,a
tit).
member of the society. and will no
1lous,c-clenningg is now ;the ,order doubt be able to give a very good
of the day. acQotint of his tctetw.:rrdshjp.
Rev. It. Eifert, tribe* lies been peas- •�---
tor in the Lutheran *church ._ for !Petit of Mrs. tW'1n. Quinton. -
'tome time loaves in June for Flora- Unattt on Sundry tnornint4 ,lt,ay 13th,
dale. Itis many friend•, regret his relieved Mrs. 1\'m. Quinton, of cnn-
(leparturo but twiRti him every suc- cession 5, from t he :Sufferings site
cess in This peal field of llbor. has Ro patiently Winn during the
Mr. J. 13r'c•nner moved his (11111ly ts»st two ve.•trs. The direct cause of
to Stratford this week. 11 r, Then- her death tens 13ri;,ti '.t disease. Mrs,
tier .has a goo<l position fn n furni- Quinton tens :t (.rcxluct of lire totwn-
ture f tclory in that city. The good ship of 13iddulph, laving been horn
wish,.: of their twiny friends go tvitlt there 5,4 years ergo. lier maiden
them. name wa{ Carroll aye Iweety•-four
Air. 5, Ireland, of Stratford, spent years ego ,She and \1r. Quinton -
the district which he rcpre tinted, • at a reasonable price. •
•
Mr. Brock, who succeeds him, is ct • FLOUR
to c ndotw0d eel' intelligence
Bran and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
Exeter and Centralia Elevators
Prices satisfactory, Bring in
your grain and load home ''.9
with feed.
J.
dna always on hand •
COBBLEDICK
Centralia►:
'W'E'RE
SUIT .
i at the same prices as at the ♦
mill. �' �+ �L
ERS
2 Large quantities of po- 1 s You are Suit l;uyers. We make MO-
: potatoes at $f.00 per bag. will not wear ou F T
t, sooner than they
♦ (IOOU5 DELIVERED. 2 ' ought. Because, if they do, you'll
• • likely go someohcre else for yoUe
tatoes on hand, also seed arts- you wear them out. rae tlneke
otatoes then) as well as ice can, ro that the
•
• next Suit. And no crie could bleme
• you. So much mercy c,ught to bu
O •
S HARDY & S • so rnucll Suit trot lb. A red Suit wort
• t► R ON• ie fashionableness of fabric -style 1111
!y ♦ cut--fit-finish-looks - dreeeynese -
•••••••••••••••••••♦•••••
were
Sund ty at this holm 'bare. ntarried nt Elini vine. The dece;ised
A tete belonging to Mr. 1'. Mc-
leaaa trot into .1 tttitt :at field last
Mondey and twee chased by 'log.
The anitnal in jumping 1Je4' got
its legs cnttingled in ?t.1t'' and
was um to Inc dtseh, 1 11'dren
found it twins lyinrean ids back end
it wets necessary to cut tlhe s' i re
before the animal (\fluid be released.
el r•. E. 1'. i',ru1;it tv.r i in London
on btt.iness l his %leek.
Mr. John Held is
ground oppo-.its' the grist mill in
sitepe for the Lot -n Tenni s elute
•g;cttini; the
voIS nn e$1,1111 able worm in, kind and
'toiler and h^•r bere,w:,1 thtsband 1 r•
and •, )t,:•,:'3 Children, Itirdt , Maggie
.and Thomas, have tilesincere sym- MANUFACTURERS OF
pit by of the entire community.
'1'hc' ftrnctrat teas :held from her late Hollow Cement Buiidin
• and length of service.
As good a place as there is yr itbiD
miles to get alt this and not pay toe
much is W. Johns.
residence M.ondny afternoon, inter-
ment being in the •Kxc'.+'r cemetery.
The cortege %elect' followed the re -
wine to their last re:41:ng place wax designs and sizes.
a 11 rg e one, berg);' of .e• it 111 n utile
foul!. Rev. heresy, of leirkton. of-
. -�-
CEMENT FENCE POSTS
Blocks of different
f:i ti^d .at the servic•
Mrs. (Rev.) Clemene <lnd ilatieht'•r FOR 11. ty Forks and Shiers, .login
CEMENT CHIMNEYS
left :timidly for Berlin. Rev. lir, Charlton, Exeter.
and Mrs. Clement eat in Ike lh+•ir All kintle of g',rden cold flower
homy i n i h', t ciiy for t he present . reed:, ..3 i, tckagres for t'i ccnf.. Mari- Single and Double Flue; ahso-
5. 5. 5. NO. 1, McGILLIVItee �.
g
ton's Fkrir•, Exeter. cutely fire proof.
T!►e follow;nth is the report of 5.
S. S. No. 1 eic(;illivr.y, for rnoattt
of April. V, -Attach GLawin, 97,2;
Eileen GI tvin, 913; Josie Glavin, 811.
IV-Ilcrbert 11 triton, 1017, Adrian
Coughlin, 816; Clement Glavin, 792:
Jane. o'Dwt•cr, 558; Charles O'j)wy-
cr, 535; Arthur O'Neil. 4(11 : 11ugh
O'ihwyer, 50; lt.ayruond O'Dwyer, 35.
Ill. -Mary Hanlon. 015; Mlare GI. -
vin, 809: J31.tnrl,e Curtin. 6:ttr. ll try
1�r.aser, 509; Martin (1'lh'.v,•r tt2;
Willie Thompson. - -
Son, :3• r. 11. � 1'e:trl
Glavin, 853; Luey the 773: Ittlt,h
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There its no one article in the lino Stock always on hand P rices reason
of medicine that gives So large a re -
torn for the money as a good por- able.
0115 st lengthening plaster, such a t
(' rt'•1's .mart Wee 1 ••nd Pelladonna \Ve have jttst receieect a carload o
Blue Lake Wend Cement. I'artit•
Till A11'I'i-:l l:, :3:1h:11) intending to huild this spring*hold(
,•Thi' salad of to -clay i•+ :a rapid eve- see us before buying; elsewhere,
tion : "Letteee ('1te11 raw,* or "A
sae
pa epi r' ion of trr.aooked herb.; ustt- h, «H I TLOC K & SON,
all dr :shed wit h 14011, vinegar and
oil and c• tte�n for giving a relish to Thames Itoad 1'. 0.,
colter foul,'' one roads in an nrti-lc Ontario.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $is.00
and $18.00.
W. JOt�11Ms
Merchant Tailor
,
Jt. �1t ,,,il
i',
• ks....
r.z! / � r' �• ,�'
STt A1-: CleG. T.
Our classes are much larger• 1
Ithan they Were a year ago. The
public have I . tined that this is
the hest place in the Province
f to Obtain it ('t,rnrnetcirtl or Short
s hand Training. Students are
entering each week. Ail rade
1 rates get good posit l0no. Write
for crttningruc'.
SW. J. F,LLioTT.
I), A. McLA(')II,AN, j Principals
•••••••••••••••••••••♦••r
lutivn front the dict'. ::,:ry define ,
►I.twin, el, . ell rg;treroe Hanlon. 70.1 on ''Salads -et ti +tie and Hygienic.' in
Hort I':,rrner ti+i2 : Isah�ll r tbe' .tune ••
i I ever, 462 t lir, ttor. :\n up-to-date
\• ancent Thompson, 216. 1 -- hose nal 141 inrlu,leq rn•iny rrnihinations of
Hinton, 396; Hilda Curtain, 223; Leo %',gtc•, 1hies c.'FOR SALE -- House and lot, good
r;llrin, 1;•t.'; Adclir,c hr;,scr, 10'; of fruit. :�onactirn^q
both ►:';-o;.. blest :and fruit facet her. lo-r'tion, corner Elizabeth and
l.r:tee ('actin. 60. 1t otwt•=. its ,,0. nt honer tble l o • 11uro•t :,irc+c•tri Fxctcr Un title
NONA
-.COI't.1 , . tion to dit'8ovcrje4 of i,. miry yen t,ncntis�',t is :tfrttnc' atciblc' •t g•ctod
f it 1\ T�•ach,�..
GENERAL sE'%8. blurts•'. ['ted with the addition twin b^
urs it b:•.••onlc�� n very import/Int
soft water. hoc fur Wier p-trti,rul;irs
ticinit tactr^tir and .1e!t..lt�'tiC' posed- frtrite Loueo °Containing t roon►v, n
or ..r offruit tree;, both held and
n
The (nen of 8:, f,ftrys an9 lhrna. OI t of the tnetl. 1101 merely come_ apply to MILS. (;1-.0. i11SMETT,
enc(' n it.h n hitt blaze on Saturday thing 10 ,iron=e a Jaded al,pertc ter, Ont.
ct [
ening,; a tour nine o'cicxk when the Among th:' nine disc
toe ori , t nla t,, mentioned ... - es__ ---......__..___....s_____
Baby - -_-- -- y t ovcrte.c of
R.alrtd
r, impure g''"oltne and ether oils in tlid shed at t y n ntione'd ur(l,t of •
Il'^ rill f '
It __n� �� n mOnt(I t the fl tnic.s %tete 1. 19. 1 r .r .1►ett 'vert, crit In :4,1r•el1 ebbe :,
caned soil for '' ' - high n, ter^ rerlft• of the. ad. g1t•rr,c(1 terra < am, greed beets..'
tubercled,t►t► and where pill buildinrr.t. l'ortunl .'ly t1•r, ,111 the r o'sib!e comii;i ,t1 'n cit thee'
(illi
owed to remain
tU�u , 1 bade arrived he scene and
allowed • boutobout•[ mire': es th the fg rrncg tcc;-a
losis or consmnption• I. 1 , i mini =.':ed. Tile r er was elm .1
t- a 1':ntc'rct 1►c'ingt► brought into ('.•'
pretty sure to take root.. 1 (ink. room by r.ne, of filo boys in t ' •
}Iood'sSarsaparjl)atintthe Pt! 1
lose,f�
Removes every,trace of
tngrredieots are set fort!, ie '(.•tail
am/ in rt tc iy , o tempt t is r it al '''•
.:1ne1 t here :are, 111 a,hliti►'n, :r vier
al rr,ctipci< for vc,'rrt;• h::•n, p,•,t r -ti,
A e haptor on summer 110010-keepi:i;r,
in "Tilts I'Itrrgre;�'t of r urnisetwife;'
.. 11011 1 81 4 roll be r.ie•tiot, of 1 ho mesa-
:
,rte ,^ bn's of gr t�;,iinc. machine c; 1. zine wide!' e1evo1ed to dotnestia
turt.rrttittr', iWn;ir: '. . -r.
scrofula.lG. Get
ood's. c? is T O R = A.
pr.obianl
For testimonials of rernarknble c':res 1194t90'.. itle K14 r13 Nate .1151 84%.,.
Si.d for Book on Scrofulae. No. 1. t Bears the 1'' 1 '1Y".; Hate A1Aa s es,tr't
C,1�. mood Co.. Lowell, Marrs. E•g cf .iro /�
Stewart)
of
•
-.
$ 1.00
r'cT`'fiD TRIP
br‘....:
G(:)..1ER/CE-1 TO
tt
Dale
TUESDAY, JUNE 19
JU' £ 2 1
S.'r QKEi'flOt'`9
2 02)1 13 Detroit
efr
•
,- 1
4
Grow
Seed Peas --
Tittle rits1t flow --
ood profit_
Been reading about peas in Guelp}
College I'ullctin and Provincia
Crop Records ? They say tiv
pea -weevil is gone for seven year'
Queer thing about pea -weevil .
he comes for even Scars and vac:
ishes for seven. phis is his htrr
year for vanishing. Safe now 1,-
grow sec..} te,,s.
Re•l, rt of Dep.trlment of Agricul-
ture shows average crop it twenty
bushels cf seed peas to the acre_
Some Canadia• s raise titres crops
t year. Price ranges from 753
to 85r. a bushel.
Easy crop to grow.. , market never
glutted... profit sure. Why don't
you go into seed peas this Spring?
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