Exeter Times, 1906-06-07, Page 1Wedding Stationery
.Young Ladies veno ere interested
In what is proper Ju the matter of
etetiouery for %Ve /dinga [should see
tlir wimples, latest type faces. We
yat) have t hetu ready in, a few hours.
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THIRTY-TIHIRD YEAR—NO 1708 '
.xeler
JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
'NEW CORSETS
HURON MIDDLESEX GAZETTI;l
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, .1 UTNE 7th 1906,
"Larry" Has An Inter=1 Schoolorfs a ^-_
R P 'Official Visit of D. (D.view With Gus Guhr I'U11L1c SCHOOL Itl:l'O11'1' I G. M
ROOM V M. Dickson.
IV.—Percy .Go.lwin, R;, 1'''r ti,^nt ;
t)i wuz st.andin' li:+td•niu' to Abt• harry .I• uk,t', 82 ; ,Ilt)tx'rt Jorma R1 •
1)a4tr•in' w11n clay la:tht we.•k, tellin, 1'e'ctrl ,1.• ,,►s, .77; Lilly trews, � t;l ; It tt•as wit eclat that ll;e Ir,actet.
1'e<rr•1 Ucxlwin, 70 ; \Vcllhlcct Fuk. Tascnic Lodge received D. D. (;, M.
me av th' t.oitue 'w,hilt IW wuz ec- .1r. III.—\Vilfrcd Stewart, FF; 70 L. U, Dick -.on. on liii official tint
counted to b titan, riv th' i•htron gest !;rss( t F2; ltet,�i< to L.Ir.Ittiti serest Lodge A. F. '' r t l.illr.n Iloy1., 79; Clar- A. 11., No. 1:33, Exeter. 'Visiting
Ograd a Ice !IeyttooJ. 75; !, brethren were present from 8trat-
Ct:a.i r Wood, 74 ;
ltayn►ond 1)e•aring, 73; nary .Ache- Lord, Ilt•nslull, Luc 10, Seaton h, and
son, 71. \o .cm full, -Ili :� arc►•;1g' 39. o:.her planers. In the forc•pir1 of
JI. K 1VAI,itONl), Teacher
It OOJt V
Sr. IL—Willie Ire:.lern:in, 93; Mw
Jack son, 82 ; i rear I I:atty. 79 ; ILi r-
ry Snell, 78; Mary Notation. 75; Olive
Dearing. 72: Leon Treble, 71 ; ltul)1
Wood, 71: Oliver Ilodgert. 70. 11-1
Ii' ummerear,:iii.::,,a'wv.,-.)i:dtit::::!,t,:iz-iii.,(i;:r,li)::. but rl►f.
old Fo oor chums 'Isom liuukin. 11e:
an' Torn att1ndcti t h' name hchoo1
house, marry yearn ago, an' got
We have some Corsets that can not fail to interest you lickin's 'frutn Oh' same, tibtiok, that
both as to quality and to price. For an idea of t Ualit we \t'' wuz o:+,refut to shot fer tit;
invite1 Y t(+:;ejic•,c• fee th' benefit tiv thin' rz
your early innspection. :1S proof of price we quote \\ uz :'11us villin' to ferl;it w1101 \\ uz
you a few leaders. t h' lesson fcr t he ;iris t day. Av
course Toni i n' me t sok different
':1t•:oa;ttiotlst in loifc. Ile i-htuck to til'
fa rutin' etti' nlad. :t success :Iv it,
w1hoilc Oi thought farnli.n' ui' beiu'
THE TAPE GIRDLE CORSET
Ilas a position of prolninencte during the hoNveather season. It is
made in Plain White also Embroidered Effects of dainty colors or
White, 35c, 54k, and 75c per pair.
White Net Corset or Summer Batiste
Long hip, steel tilled and neatly trimmed perfect fit also extra cool
and comfortable, 50 cents per pair.
The Latest Parisian Corsets
Bias cut, dip hip, hose supporters attached, whtte, only 75 cents a pair.
Crompton and D. & A. Corset
Fit the woman ordinary corsets can't satisfy. Steels that can't
break, material to stand extraordinary wear, Lace trimmed only
$1.00 per pair,
Fascinating Wash Fabrics
Never in the Seasons passed has Davie Fashion smiled more enthus-
iasticallyupon Frosty White and Colored Wash Fabrics than in this
year of 000 and that is why our assortment of these winsome weayes
is above the average,
From the sheerest most web-like of Mull and Dimity through all
the textures until the stoutly -woven, immaculate White Linen is
reached, not forgetting the wear -resisting Chanlbrys and (;inghams,
no matter how exacting you may be, how critical your tastes, you
are almost sure to be pleased from our stock.
If in need, ask to see our range of Ladies' White Wear. You will not
be disappointed.
5Oc Boy's Shirt Bargains 50c
Just received a large shipment of Boys' Soft Front Shirt, Sizes 12 to
14 regular dollar goods to clear for 50 cents. For patterns see our
North Window.
Store closes at 6.30 every evening except Wed=
nesday and Saturday.
JONES & CLA
t})t' ('venin, 1). 1). (;. M. Dickson w.t9
presented tvith the regalia. of lis of-
fice the presentation being to t(le by
itt. W. Deo. Malcom. of Stratford, in
a neatly wtor•ded address to ttlhich 11.
W. Iino Dickson feelinnly !replied•
lI.—I'143; Ilrrlkty,ill,F;;; I:Lorlt , � The tt;ork of the• fit -, lie! : t:d tt•as
II.—I y, I1•y then exemplified after u :..;h ; the
Jr. I'7lni4' : lMew-histrt Iia.saw, ;0. 1). 1), 0, M. t,rddressed the members
Ford, 87: l'jolet Knott of the lodge. In his address he Con -
and Ethel 11:tlkwill c•.m i -0 • 11
frac
Ilriw-1conlbe 75. No, on roll. ;, ,3. fined himself mostly to the teachings
a lawyer, 1,rincipally a lawyer, w uz ; of masonry and W.33 attentively lis-
' 48' tencd to througllou,lht As i1
just th' proper setter ler nu', an :tv(.r.a
O'int allow busted. Arany thou• whin A. P. MARTIN 'Teacher.
ROOM „II member of the Exeter lodge, he
Oi met Pont this (,articular afhter- refnl,ined from criticising (he work
noon he had 1ho .. iinc slimit.,It1t1 `Sr. ll,—Nulty •10necr:, 90 per cent ; put on, clsking miv l,t•rson present to
rosy cunitllerion. Jan Selden, 87 ; 1La.rgucritt 03 rill- make stray ;•titieisrn or a + Ica
rlctr 8(f L Harvey-, 8l rues_
tions. It. W. tiro. Mooney. of Strat-
ford, spoke in complimentary terms
of the cork of the evenrno•, as dict
the lit. V. tiro. Malcolm, of Strat-
ford. .At (,110 close of the ,address the
lodge tt):is closed. :ind the utembeirs
adjourned to the Central hotel din
in;; room, where the "fourth degree"
was c,:cr.ri('d out by enjoying the ex.
cellent dainties prepared by , mite
host and hostess, Jiro. and Mrs. W.
T. Acheson.
'Elio banquet tables fairly groaned
%rad' t he :ivaantities of foot! for the
inner man :end was thoroughly en-
joyed by over sixty brethern
"Larry" F:cz she "O'iv b;ino think-
irl' over• till' III:ttiler nv runnin' fer
altilternlrtn civ 111' trst)orrlie Council
mixt year, au' begorra O'im
tihtuck ler a Rhlit•cr in inc plat-
form, an' Oi would loike yes to curl
\t i41 rale sill' nttind wall av Ili' ma-
tins av th' Council on' sec if yes cm
give me sum vointeri;."
"Tom" ERZ 01, "Oi wuz talki.u' w•id
George Andrews a few clays ago, ;in'
1,:: wuz tellin' Inc 4t het it wuz .1
tlsame th' %%ay Guts Guhr wuz hunt -
lin' along tacit twit- (river. he ex rat:tk-
in' fer .t fe way the aristocrats av
1.11' township, an' that it would be n
wise .t'hing to i'nterviett' him, •:Iti,'
Ihave him 5htop \t•or-rkin' F.o hard.
Ilegot•ra, Tont an' rale •win.t to wan
av tis' to a ti`a'ra .i r t he Council. FO's to
git eoahted afore nankin' ,our coup
de whatyoum-lycallit. and there wuz
-t h' whole shebang presint, .10'0 Iiaw-
kllty, who :ilium rung loike as streak
ti'v greased Ioi,•I,htning at elections.
Jim 13:tlla.ntynre, w,.Iro forgot hez
, : toilerAgnes
MacKay, 83; Blanche Qu<trboe, L 77.
Jr. IL—Willie Kydd, 90 ; Joe Craig
87 ; Stanley Johns, 86. Sr, ('t. II.-_
Jc`ssio Brick wood, 89. No. on roll,
19; ;average -15.
MrCAI,LUM, Teacher.
11OOM VIII.
Sr.
11.—Alini. Mack, 86; P for iice
Howe, 85 : Robbie Fleming, 83: Wil-
lis Manson, 82; Mabel Knott, 79; Ed-
die Welsh, 76. Jr .11.—.Maggie Case,
91; Edgar llorncy, 93: Anna Hell.
90 ; ti!aud flicks, 75; •Itt.nry Par-
sons, 71. Sr. I't. II.— Flossie Neil.
90; Marjorie Huston, 78: ,Jody Fer-
gusson, 71. No. ,on roll. 51; overage
attendance, 43.
L. M. JECICI;LL, Teacher.
TI.'1SEHALL
An exciting of ball was played on
tete recreit tion grounds Wednesday
evening of last week weak, between
Igo jureni!e teams of Centralia and
\obi -etc horse on the 1w1n,ty-fourth. E'xe'ter and resulted in favor of the
George Andrews, who !pikes insur-
visitors by the scoro of 27 to le
at:ce almanacs, ))irk Canlm, \t id hex Th(t "Duffers" of Credicom came
sunburst trousers an' Friel Ellerin - out 1teiu Friday evening 10 ,la
ton, t'tl' ocw mimbcr, (who lies return matoh with the Exeter play a
shlrong holes or nlaki;)g. Lumley.
popular an' Frank Morley the Clerk.
Ilestidcs 1h' gintleini.n. ;who luk s
•afhtcr th' isbpcndin' :1v tis' monney,
wuz Dick hunter, Nut Coates an'
'Torn Vale. We Nat rheas) art' lissen-
ed to the wise talk av th' Council -
lois fer some toime, .111 Ili' w•hOilo
titin' up s-,otne scheme to fu:a)d Gum
Guise. Athter tit' matin' wuz cotn-
elcted \te t ilk George .to %% an wide
The+ 1,'c1n,e tlid trot start until about
:seven o'clock. and it 'was ,,'lrnost
daa•k before five innings were com-
pleted. The Exeter toys should hive
\t -an. but elbowed a lack' of practise.
chuffed flies in the field being more
numerous than otos. According to 1.
E. °rrling. who was on interested
apect:,tor, t140 hall w•.as •too small for
Wood playing. About the most ►�en-
altion,ll ',art of the game was herb
an' ex(41:1 s•d to thin that u„ agreed Ford ripping his trousers t; -hen slid-
e i41 tllitn ;alwut the isork on the ! Ing for the plate and Wilily IIart-
Eliitiville 11IIlitl brut' i•t ,llct! .1(N) I I('tb'a 1nt-oluntory stop with his bread
last, an' we appinted ourselves walk- basket of n foul tip. 'tVtten She
in' ttclligates rtv th' efface seekers smoke 'had a/e4re,1 :Tway the store
Union, :In' sthtarted out fer hex ship. was found to bel 8 to 7 in f Ivor of
We t•;lttrttek lex b'tliw'Ik long bout the boys out Credited way.
foive o'clock in th'facci ;n just afore Abottt fifteen bar/drill entillusi•1':ts
they wuz quittin. Tom :,1►' me •111
eco!ge w uz dressed up kind o' tidy
loike an' Gus seen us corrin' an whin
e e •�.ht ruck t }rat diggin machine, he
invoiced us, into the refreshnlint
:Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing. Lii.tir addressin' notes Oi wuz called
• neat. Es Oh' ithcr bye lied !ergot
upon to make a spach, an' tell v -by
oe wuz t.l)cre, no Oi shwallowed
sonlcthin' and shtarted•
BUGGIES -
BUGGIES
BUGGIE
Just received a shipment of "MARTIN
. R
met a i. t ile (it -da nr reed hotel Tucx-
day evening :111,1 organized for she
nelson. The following officers were
clect4'd• Bon. fres., A. Q. llobicr,
lion. Vic- Pres., N. I). llurdon ; lies.
J. J. \\�J►ife; Vice. l'tes, Harold flim
nett ; Secy., G. Powell ; llatsag4ts•, 1t. N.
Creech: Captain, 'l'otn Carling. ,1
fast and interesting g.amn is scheilu-
'(•irttfcnrin" `4t'z Oi "A bir-rd in coroforfFriday night between a te.ani
th' hand CZ worth •1 dozen, bad eggs �` of business 1141' and t. of
be regular icon'. 1: ii the inti:ntic,n of
col,( in a (;ro:cry. We hove fame the tetircd
+I (s(nted n dilligaliort to confer ttId ;)limes to f;ivc Ilieyouno
I(T (Tinted
axe ifli tion wool t+!►to) fellows sonic pointers as to how the
t g ma ttt,oufd be i't ye& it. is nec-
ror-rkin' Po bar -rd ,-o 4.•z tl, job • esairy that everybody' attend the
will Lest longer and es can use pct ; game as substitutev galore will bo
.,s an argunlint IIix1 %% .rater 1% 1);;) ee;
rz r unnim' ft r t 1,•' Council." � needed. Vile srn•vi•zta of several col.
loge atudentm have been env- Ted to
.,\ Vt t.yi► tinkt" :Pi (kis, "`'c 1, If 1114k c• --s•••: ,
.I 1;.,..,.., s:o !illy injured player
o.'r• rc bur t-;om9 )n 1de ter vorkin or spet'tsttor. 'Ilse i
raid such .fastness, anti the. seal • tin a game will alert
y K t shout fI.3A •►n11 continue mail Idle
Lich 4'111 make us slob iss t0 sink
moon come. no. antes:l apt. ' o:lu;rc•d
(141' craft, by filling :41 up mit der nuinh-r t•f ilrrrilt;. 4 :are rid ty•,1 L''foro
stuff dot \I ilveukee Vail 111a1.1e famous t 11 t t t itnc%
nlit."
s George,
,, "L&I.E r rr "Vex kt:uw
,I k Iirytt ocd, typo es wan av t I,' FOOTIIALL
buggies with rubber and iron tires, min on foreea•ttle an' :. shorty
Ca]l And, t .t.n, 11'40 rz Inkin' fer abort An in,z`r,cstin;; ,;.)rale cf foo;b111
a ).outs, we'll TO( t liiul �intlemin un tt'1's t)!"yam at J ho ire -re at Fr•a grounds
.and see them they will stand inspection. afore mid .:,rad rink the sloop just Monday night b^tit „°c'n till Crediton
p .1n41 I:Nei c'1• teams. The tacorc %vast 1
Also have a number of midnight. They wuz lord r1Y to 0 in favor .
good second hand our intentions .In' ttr. ink t :m over o• of Crediton.
['retina the graveyard stn' ;rare chilli
ts(vit► dc'grcest in th' ,,rt ,v :ttkira'
buggies for sale at a bargain, dlcsol,r4, an' „,tit:, :it (:tis tied got T
J 10 1(41 1(11111' the byes ;1%. th' esc.;- tri
t► id>r•t :Iv him whit: II L'Ji4) i 1.' (lite', it' I), 1
A. Q. BOB1ER, Exeter
ll.,y, :Iii' ivnrybcrly fell it.hleel) in cut
th' injin' room. Long bout loan ;;TT
o'clock in the n)orni0' we t141v•inced ' Ir
on Guff gunboat nrmcd tcid a two i1('t'
• irtcll bit :and .ivcr•nl Zoite. pres,irvers I1ar
-t___-__,- _ Jack teas dilllgatvrl to do 111' bt,r;14' 11e:
._ -- _�_ u hilt. George an' me' nu' Tom s 1 t on for
W. tiro, tV, J. Holman. :is toast-
master, in .a very pleasing manner
opened up .1,he long list of toasts, by
thanking the brethern for the lame
representation.
The toast to the Ring was pro-
posed and the •ttssembl;ige responded
by arising, and drinking . to his
lto:tlti and hinging the National
Anthem.
Our country was proposed and re-
sponded to by Rt. NV, Tiro. Malcolm,
of 81 catford. Mr, Malcolm Inas a
wide reputation as .1 forcible speak-
er, and this address Mond;ly evening
sustained this reputation. It iw•,a9
One of the finest displays of oratory,
ever hcnrd here at a function of
this kind. Ile spoke of the great-
ness of our Country. Ile compared
the t":I.4t ness of the different prot•-
iucev of our fair 'Dominion tt•ith
foreign •:ountrics, of the wonderful
strides of progress that are being
made, of the ricline's of our miner-
als, of the excellent opportunities
that etre offered Masonm, and that
they 71301114 do everything ill 1heit'
power to assist in raising the start -
dart' of morality among those who
that's 'recently entered spur great
Northwest, and our own fair Ontario
as well. He closed his address by
urging the brethren to he true to
their obligations, thus keeping up
the high etatid:ird, which ,Iu•1'onry
t et1 oJzeit,
The Grnnd Lodge was professed
and responded to by Rt. W. tiro.
llooncy, of Star -Word and t1' W.
Ilro. J. A. Stewart, of Exeter.
District No. 4 atlas responded to by
by .Rt. 1V, Jiro. Dickson. Mr. Dick-
son stated that it was an extreme
pleasure to hint to pay an official
visit to 'lt:s mother• lodge, and 11e
tests more than gratified with the
cordial welcome that had been ac-
corded hint, that his duties as
District Deputy Grand M18tcr had
1.kc11 mos; pte.ls:►n:. The harmony in
t h.• differeet )ocrg'cs he 1s.111 ris:tcd
in his offk,<inl enfotIt1' Ile roficed
were of .1 high 14t'nd irtl, :, fact
tflsi:lt 11 ,;
reel, pfeasin'r la him and
he could look back It ;tit. pl('aRtlre t0I
the yet ••r tt•1t: n lie. w as 1). 17. 0. 11.
13cfo(e closing din spoke fcclir„:y.
of hi. -t snot her -lodge and the manner
iu w hi: L the work kid been con-
ducted and that he was proud of the
brethren of the Exeter lodge, :14141
cxpressvd his thanks to the visiting
1,1 ct hien for i,(If'nding in41 for the
coin' liut�•nta.ry remarks ea tended the
141(1)1bers of Iii'i lodge.
11,e •'Lidiea" \t 4•t r sl,cnded lo
by tiros•. I)r. 041))'. 111ri,;, ,('r(.<1.,
llclm,yr:• awl 1. It,
NEW 110OI(S IN L111ltAttl' "Our \'isiii•ng Itret•hrer►" w• ,�
he following iitt 4►f t,ett a )ended .0 by 1\'. 11ro. Irene, 8tr t-
vc been added to 11,.. 1'ublic1°Lir t
fort' : •\'• lire. ()rine, Luc in : 1tro•
ry, l3ubre.rilx'rsl wi1
1 (10 well to I O'Neil. Luce!), Ind !Ito. ticot t, lI4 n-
t.his list out and post it in their will.
alogue'.. *. fiction. — No. 10,37,. "Lett '11011 )''rest Lodge.. w:►s I.,
a•itage of Vinod de, Mrs. Akc'xat:- 1"." ..""1 113' 11'•, 11', i1, 'I-ilcolnt. nti
10:i8, 'Ilse :scorn Lite, do.; (((1') res, o::den ,0 • W. Hip; t
T1ansom. (i:irvicc; :1010, 1ler "r": 8""1"*". 11.0.1 11r0m. •111to n, \V,
4 rt a Desire, do, ; 1011, L. (11 1 !lass' g..f1, oirand T.
1
tune. do. : 1012. 80 Nearly Lost, 1'11. Carling, C.Mutat. i,+hor.
BE LOYAL
the time. ter fear nv 11,in1 rhw-ant r do. ; 1043. Che 1. -urge. .to. ; 101-1. At the cIo-n 1iir' to1,•t to 1(1 host
sr,► rs, w,1b1t tsars Iles fer ,l:a thin v. Loves Dilemru:,, Ito.; 1015, and .1t0'1033 tt is l,ropo.r41 rind re.
t ) .r silver
,c 1st. A. ilagg itil ; 1010, The Csosi - st,ondcd 10 by M.o. end 1)vs,. Ache.
t.ovcra, Pidgin: 1017, GoI,1••r1 ' 11•
t:wt'ne1013 I, F. E. Green. GI-ner,;1 11r. W. It, Elliott, of Centr:tli► en. i
1-11ure.-.917, A race with Ruin, liveried 41,4• .v. 'tiler by 1.''d;ng rr►
don Hill; 9(8, I'is,,enger from Rillttinir ' 11e's , jolly ootel fel!0w"
•
k I
\\ b111 Jack was film:At'.t he tuk to 1' l
th' tall titnbrtr', ic;avjn' th' rent av c irl
11a3'iIigwi11 ta� er I :tr'e•st;nl:tt•4•+ .)t..l to:f•. l�aYira' Soon be there ,,,„.►tion• All to w•antt+t th' e-, tit s;4•t- hits
&led in tit' shoot we war lukin fer, lie
::aa t haat tlrrw' wuz dn,;n's. "))serer- !t
t,a'' '-c z .lack 1•c,rni lh, \\•(,.t.0 f i'I
rn
Oak t0 your ha�'llrr, tools, and see if von :11'(' 1'('(I(1%' for that `i 0111 trek an ioe•berg:In' our shtc•rtn- ;f ,r
ti'd'y busy season of the year. We are prepared to sell you (4vi t fes inkltl nn J eryhody ).let sr. do. •
ii1011% w WOW t h^i r I,a f 1111 1 :, „*%"'
any tools von In:t1' nee( such as hantlforks etc. ; ' ' r
• t v , and K'(' g)('('- ><1'o:l4a eras .t,n torn 1u (.co.gc• fell
lel y emphasize Ira folk rope. , • off our 1 ••.,rv.•i( s Its in th' hits i-111.1.`r
y. } �V( 11EC showing the best •1ac•ada.1 rv,t., frust 1 iffin. Rabbit
•duality of ltritish Manilla Rope, thl. price 1.)c. per i1,.
price ; �/ � Iv:kc wc• skinned .,torts t I► 'f:ncc', an'
• oft for ('tl lr. %Maine(' fcr .Jim Earle's genera,
w here 1te shl(•I4 11U1 111' Ili(' '(31 av
'.h' noiaht. fecfin' 1 b-;1 r tic, i.lank in
our pl.ltforin for- 11,' nix, polity•.il
canl(,aign w us 11.111(•d (loan.
tis, (,t tffit h ; 91!1, Boys of tic :)rad O 1t4.i rtppr'opri�ate F.Gn••..,
'thy, Pier ; 11'20, Li t 110. )fore, '('Le, b lnqu' • •�lou•(1 by .411 t Lu- c
rigid, Atcol t ; ' 21, JiInrnica Cruiar, 1►rc�c'nt forming �i link ind s'l1 •itt
922, HI'inirrl; '` heel Stor:'s "Auld 1, r':,• . ►, g
. do., by eve.'
Shawl St raps, 'o. ; 921 Printed -
Order early
Don't neglect to it';lt'r your orders early ft u. 1�intlei'
Twine. '%'e hav4' thr('e tons of t he Celebrated I'lvinc)uth
Twine for salt'. `on,' other i1 quite so good. Prices
.guaranteed.
(I.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
zowardBlgnattare of
Bloomneld,
10 row a, R. 1,4 (; a l l,c• r fir ; .T+_:), t311te �
)'arson, 1\' ►rd •..1►:ti, 2110 fine- Tile Londcrl 11e1Its►.1;s4; orf r4'ncc
41rc•dt.h Acre, 0t,n)d •n ; 927, 'Niel ,h,il:it 1VIndQor list '1'nem! ty, :obd
A. McGowan & Cooke; 928, 'pie Olio willl ince( next year Iii (:'.wish.
\Vdho H i\\„ 11. hill ; ,929, The Angel 1' otlowinu i" t>tie lint •ir tft tr►t t t,iQ
of fain, hereof : 930. if routs but I dictr)ct : i:xt•tcr, Main •.trc' \\ ),).
Godwin: James street. Arthur 11.
Gang ; Par Seidl!. S. .lathes+
i'Jitnvillc, Hugh .1. ('.lir ; Centralia.
11:rcourt ; 551, \t'ir It iire and Drum 1 George t1', Andrews; llens,•,ll, l4yl•
at Louisburg, Otl4'y . rt j�/ t 1 i re'ti'e L. Toll 1\It)f)^)), .Jnhr1 Hart :
\'•'c)It'crinc, 1, t\\ rt ► "0, llitcrl) )114,- (rceit0n, John \;'. Andrews; Grand
ottt.--T),c )rouse of `refile`", 1'ne- Dend, J. Fletcher Sutliff('; Sylvan.
shallmhIII : 'i77, vie (; sl,hld of 11. 1 r.rree, eh's. ('. Cot r;• : \-I• , ('r ilg, Arch'-
°on ; :3 Mi 0 11 1' Willi4 o)b tt,t 11chix..00n : 1.
m. 51. lite • , . \i tnnrst e-
37'), Tire telt (4' the .Co41., (MeClall. )lean - c r , , I I• or W. O t
Vol,. 4reA, Etc...... -'5 In $ca'. h of the 7':)ri9't : 111'«x411;.,;,. 1. , .} 11, r,lc:t :
(!'s1 'ttrpyt, Vr t,, . J hi rk s on, Joan \
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Know, Ot.�ef(, ilia nry, ..- 548, his-
tory of Osnada, by .1. M. McMullen ;
549, do.: 550, 1'. ,11 of the Sword
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Call Up Phone No. 31
If you have ally. utdors fo' prints
int; .of any kind just call us up tend
we will be please Co look after your
w ants.
JOHN Vn1TE & Sos
ROBERT E. PICKARD,
FROBISHER, SASK. = EXETER, ONT.
General Selling Agent. for -
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands and
Canadian Northern Railway Lands.
If you intend purchasing; land in the West, we can give
you the best 1,1n(1 and the lowest prices and easiest terms
CORRESPONDENCE: INVITED.
Address
IOBP E. rIGKflRD, FrobjsHer5g
BIG
Reductions in Furniture
Having purchased the stock of W. C. Huston uston and in order to
reduce the same WC will offer for the next two weeks, the entire
stock of furniture, comprising --Kitchen, Diningroorn, Bedroom,
Drawingrootn and Hall Furniture. Also many odd pieces and
rockers at a great reduction.
Call and see the many bargains we are offering
MIMINNIM
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture Dealers and Funeral directors, Exeter, Ontario
EXETI:it COUNCIL • 141t1111111111•►111111♦♦•♦S
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'f,'te ad journcd meeting f the
Court of Revision was held in the �
')'own 11;111, on Saturday, June :)flet, • Look After Those
at 7.:30 o'clock p• m. 'Inge members
•
were ...ill present. 'lthe minutes of •Little Chicks
meeting held on luny. 28th were read '
:and 4signe41 by tire olrairnutn. '1114'
Iteere and Councillor Creecth took 1 They will sol)n 11)ai;e uulney for
and subscribed to tilt() :necessary oath. • you. Eggs 1)routiec► to he a
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The following appeals were dealt• useful preparations for chickens.
♦ higher price this winter than
with: ♦ ever, We have the following
7110 assessmcrnr of the Rev. A. 11. :
Going be olr•tnged to read the t rus- ♦
tees of the James street Methodist
church as trustees of lie property •
and Welt Rev. A. 11. Goin,, be as.sef.s- ♦
ed for $300.00 income instead of $100.1 0
Motion by She Reeve seconded f)y I
Jas. Creeoh,—Ca rricd•
i
'the .assessor reported that part of
Lots No. 1 and 2 on. Northside of
Sanders, street owned by Mr. Jas. N.
llo va.rd had not been rissessed for
the years 1902-03-04-05 and lie had
pieced an larctage v altbation- onthefor the number •1 years :115
*3.-'.i.0t). '111,0'1111e. being 4r'nierl d on,
(Le T011 on ruotion of E. Treble r;('c• I=
ended by \\'. .1, Iieama:n.--Carried. t
The as'-csslnent tot Mrs. •Morrison ♦
on Main (street aria sustained 1>er t
motion of Jag. Cro't'ch. r=ecorded by
W. J. l( iman
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Pritt's Poultry Foot),
Hess's Poultry Food,
Mess's Instant Louse Killer,
Drs. Vanzant & 1Varing's Poul-
try Tonic,
Drs. Vanzant iv. 'tVaring's Louse
Death,
1'dt•nefac Pott/try rood,
Anglo-Saxon Poultry Food, Etc.
We have 0Itaiinfect-
,lnia useful for lien Ifo:rses,
W. S. t10WFY, Ph. S.
Chemist and optician,
Phone 30. EXETER ONT.
trEVEs TESTED I'Ki't •,11
rr'1
The;I1'9cssment of orae thousand ,
dollars on property of Mr. .lotuathan I
Sh.,c.%v
as is reduced $700.00 on motion
cf (oho reeve '.ccondcd by W. 3. Il(•.'-
man.--404-ried, j ♦111.11111/1411114!♦♦11111•
'1111ct assessment of Mar. fat inucI
Sanders Ix' sust''ine,l per motion of,
Carried. The following dogs were struck
"'• Crcc'o1r f'ea't;dd 1)y l';' Treblt•.-- off t to Assessment
I -_ to. 1 me
•'i11►r :d.FcsRment of 88137.64 (1,1di
t1 ce.. havif 1 t tic
ng gelid• (101 0 ,a\r;th .wild: .1r 1�.
tris light plant of 41r. e. 11. Seel! i ltielh:lydr)on 1, .10i)1(I in itytl,l 1, .1.
1) IOwct'ed 10 4160(10.00 1'' I' 1" 11.•4't•° ! [tcndle 1, John Charlton 1, Welling -
seconded by Jan. assets, --r trried, t
11110 assessment of $400 On the.. pro- . ton Neil 1, I) ryi•!' Itu_4•'iI, sr. 1, ii'lui.
party of hiss: Clara �'ospt•r be low•. • �ni1<'r` ,1► \\'m. Vnle 1, tlta,n I)at•i•t
cared to $350. )lotion per .1. Creech' bitch. \\ . .J. 1[ .Im 1n 1, Thoq. \\'cl)-
'"condctl, h3� I;, 'I'rcbtc`.—(1irrird. ! sler cr5ccs5ctl for bitolr be et ruck off
The income assessment of t 1: • ("I- .hnd •rsa,4 steed for d l t'aaaed nn
lowing rulmt'd were changed as tot-
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ui_ ' fret ion of l:.I. Tr' blc. ecvn.ted !►y
Weak :Rev. W, `,I, Martin from $109 J:19. Crc'c"oh.
to $:300 ; Iter. W. Gcdw•in from $100 The name of Mr. Alxlrety ribtoU
In $200; L. ('. F14`min(; front 4i to be in'erted .on the ,111o(,0rty ipur-
$190• Th^ clerk to egress notice on
clrHzsed (rota Dr. .1. A. Rollins. Peg
t he pers,0114 named. 1'(•r motion r)f Itc'e4e llobier tycconticrl by J,•s. Crecc'!s
W. ,1, Ilea
man <,-,send••,) iby the—(?trricd•
users. -_Carried. JOS. 'SENIOR, ('fork,
Received
Another (•ar of
Samson Portland Cement
1'itl'ties sVanting ('('bent Will (10 well to
innke ill(juiri('s regarding this Celebrate(1
1ir�ln(1 of Portland('(;111('nt. Pric('s
(ill7(',llltt'('tJ,
Screen Doors
From elf) ('('l)ts Ili), complete. Screen
«rill'lntt'., }'row 15 cents to 49 cents.
Hammocks from $2.50 to $4,50
Good, Strong and Lasting
Coal Oil Stoves 75c to $6.75.
Freezers from $2.25 to 4;..
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE
and Stove Store.