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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1906-06-21, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES, JUNE21st 1806. Toilet Articles Call at. Diowuing'b Drug Store pee the new stock of � itiet i ide Combs, Back Combs, Hair Pins, anal Crediton GRAND (BEND) 1 Picnics are ,new the order o[ the DR J:• J. MkCI.'E, MEb11HEIt ON. day, one almost every clay. TARIO COLLEGI: 1'i1YSiCI- Mr. Joe. 011iver lost a veheiblc colt on Saturday -hard 'luck Joe Joseph Brenner hisput (leen a new well on hit leerkic griouuds which will be .a vilest convenicnca to tho 1icnice s. Mr.e. Ward .of Louden arrived at e :s b 1 .has 'a 1 .�tUltLa '. a few days in Detroit. deer nottagc on � Mr. Born McCracken, of Medora, had it noraet ted which kis improved Manitoba, is rent Sunday in town. ` work llasl hien cotnutonoed on Leo The isfetlsodist •and also the Presby. tcvli•tn Qhuroltes held •their tumuli picnic:► 'last week, When a vete en- joybalc ICIay was (gent by all. Samuel Suuhhoott tE.iq. raid ,his brother occupied their cottage Fri- dey of last tticrok. The painters aro at present paint- ing Mr. ltrcnners lliou.•to which will look fine when finished. Tom Men- em of liar•ki►ill is doing the work. nuothor victory for the hone team. Ite has put up a lenge 'signed, bye. score of 8 to 6 wites talo th an inning neetising aengliatt Liquist plaints also Coarse Combs, Fine Coinhs, Pocket Combs, Bair Inrushes, and all Toilet At arses. Zee 1•et t aril Cheapest up•to•date goods. Brownings Drug Store The Exeter Times Thum -day, Juno 21, 1906 THE CANNING FACTORY Results, up to dale, bid fair to- esias-ds the a t;rblishment of a can• sling factory in Exeter, instead of being a mere myth. The agitation (or :smith an industry has boon go- ing on for a long time. Entahusiam would be aroused for awhile, but for n (short, while, then the the matter etas nllowacd to :drop, until anouleer ssypostn would make itself felt and the Canning industry would bo made the pubject of ;e'enerel topic. NothinV, bee -ever, wap done. No oto desiring to take the initiative. A. Q. Dobler when elected to the plfice of Reeve, in ;haniaddre'ss, stated bo would do' his utmost to Caecum £actoriee for Exeter. During the lspring months the wade several in- effectual attempt; to secure on in- klustry of tin-, kind. bleet.►ngs wero leg& 10 which.several of our prom- inent citizens -were invited. Ex- ports in the scanning business Wert\ Drought bore, some of whom thought it,10 lend the tcountry surrounding .us for the raising of stick vegetables as 01,0 kissed by ra canning factory. One 'gentleman, who is to some extent in - the panning trust. advised us to bold off awhile. Whether he alas looking out for the interests of bis (OOnlbine, or 'tilted to ogee us Ain11 .our 'hard earned money in a non-paying alopasition, we, era snot far enough advanced in mental telepatihy to (state, but are Cher imagine the for - ewer. !However, thaw intereatt4 in the 'sat tor, have -retained their ! v':even that n canning factory is the one Industry ere want and a provision Cal company w is formed. The neccs- ` nary document; ore on the away for the f ore's t ion of a permanent rom- InaAyloul of $10,000 for fifteen yeora Is desired, and the ratepayers will hyo asked to vote on a by-law for I tint purpose, and a meeting is call- ed for Friday )^veninz to discuss tate ina.tter, before it is 'presented to Uhe 'people. Last week the people of Seefor.th eoted on n by -last- to t;nant the COU Iansd Shoe �5mvtr+ons voted winn of o t it, while 362 voted to grant the Iaan. fallowing the faith 'they have en the people. who are at the back of tho concern. and n desire 4o assist in (tile progress of their town. Thou% wino ore interested in t i, leet'ablishment of a canning fatory bene, are men of character and en- terpriee, and t odo what you can to get out and vote to loan thin amount asked for. will glow that you have litho interests 'of our town at 4ae,art. nil the 'persuasion you can to plsott our hceuaintanocv (what n good thinee, it will be for Exeter, and there i; no kloubt the by-law will carry wit but n fow tlieke men 2 eteea. Tho building% the etompa'ny t;pro- tpwee' to erect will be 01 gin build- ing 3 storeys eagle (brick or cement 36x136 feet ; warehouse 1l late; work vroom 75x38: Corn Alms, 100x38: pro- otic room 90111: engine room .10e:15, They will employ from 100 to 150 Chards. .•►ne and Surgeons, Successor to I)r. E. A. Haist, Orediton. Ont. Mr. and Mrs. John Trcvethick, of llninsley spent Sunday in town. Mr. and Mrs. James Latwnon spent new t,ublic Falces and the masons nsro expected next week to complete tare construction of the walk Master \\'illiam Murray carries his arm in a sling the result of n fall while playing .baseball. A gamo of baseball was played on Friday evening between the Duffers and the Centralia team. resulting in to spare. Some good playing waswhich ),e .iMac handle». done on both rides.' Mr. Ware Oliver Hr. of tdais pito The gravel has been drawn and rtnociveal his 'annual delivery of Bind - placed in ucadiness for the extension •r Twine from ip 1 a rm,stsBinder of the cement walk mast on the Twine factory of lleinttor'd t%'high north Hide of Main street. This will tie a big •improvement on the old style of gravel walks, and when the town fathers seo fit to replace the old with thpoard cementalk on the wasouth walk, Creditonwill delve as nice as street as any town in the country. Several front here went to Exeter on Friday to intend the decoration day at t•ho cemetery. Dr. Orme of Centralia, wa' in town on Friday. M.r. Albert I.iorsons, of Montreal. pond our town a visit on Frict:ly last. Woe(' has been received from Mes- srs. \V. W. Kerr and It. E. Walker who lett on tho 5th for a trip to the \Yost, stating that they reached l'ort Arthur wifely, but wore delay- ed for 33 'hours on account of Log. Miss Verde Short is ill, the result of blood poisoning frorn poison ity• The contest of Tho Lady Macca- bees quilt closed last week in favor of Mra. Ed. Short's side. Miss Stella Andrews, who bas been visiting .her sister, Mrs. J. W. Boyce, of Russeldale, far a few weeks, .has returned home. Mrs. C. %wicker is visiting • her parents in Parkhill. Miss Kate McFactten is visiting friends in London for a few days. amounted this y it to 210 less than 12 tons. Mr. Abner Mollard is at present having cement blocks mode for his new house. Mr. Louis Ilrinker of . (Groenw►ey and bliss Susie \Viokett of the sane place were united In the boly bonds of tnatriulony an Thursday evening at the ltransbyterian tn.ansc here. Congratulations Lou. J. F. ltoborts and wife of Parkhill are occupying their cottage at Maple Grove. lteuaombnr end c0iu' -to 'the Rend on the 1st • of July es is exp6oted. the counal are repairing the road to Uhe lake white' was needed very badly as it had got cut ut1 Crory bad- ly by 'the gravel teauas. a ;gotol tame THE (HAPPINESS OF IIOME \'cry largely depends on the moth- er's disposition: if ii o is animated and bright, everyone is •happy ; but it dim in nervous, irrihable and cross - everything goes wrong. Bright cheery usually use Terrozone, 4hc greatest t►ealthmaker known. By acting through the blood Ferrozone, is able to reach all organs that needd assistance; it establishes .regular and (healthy action of all functions builds up the general health, fortifies the tsystem w1t11 a reserve of ,energy Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Lappage . and that defies disease. Don't out off daughter, Mrs. Ralston, of Toronto,-Forrozonc costs only 50c, nt any are the guests of Rev. J. W. An• drug store: get it t.o-+clay. drew s. Miss Inez Andrews, of , Plrkshill, spent a fow days at ter Biome here. On account of July 2nd being a holiday, Stephen Council will hold Choir regular ntct ting on Monday, Ready•to.Wear How to dress well and do it economi- cally is the important question our lady friends aro now consulei nig, We have just received some pretty Waists in some thirty different styles, all the latest patterns. in silks, lustros, linens and prints. 11i':NHAi,1. There was n Targe attendance of the idinectors of the Stephen & Us - borne and South Huron Agricultural Juno 25t1►. societies at the meeting held here Mr. Art Zwicker spent Sunday in on Mo t hy. to d appoint judges, the meetinLondon. for the fair to be held nt Exeter this Mrs. Jdhn Silber is visiting for a coming fall. few drys at Brinsley. Rev. Smith of Ciera rel church and •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rev. Larkin, of Senfortlh, wi11 ex - A fast and interesting genie of change 'pulpits July lilt. baseball will be (played .on the Re- Ans. Chas. Southwell. of Toronto creation grounds there on Saturday, Junction ,is visiting Mr. sand Mrs• June 23rd. between the Strathroy Alex Thompson. team and the undefeated Crediton ( bliss I.:wily \Vesal► ,of Londw►, 18 Stars. The game will be called at impending' her t•-tc.ation %•ith ser par - 4.30 p. in. Admission 10 cents. Li- !eats. dict free. The grand stand will ;el -1 An exciting game of football was so be free. Ile sure and ser this played here Tuesday night between game, Strathroy has a fast teams the Crediton and local teams, result - 1 and cin exciting contest is expected• ing in favor of Hensell by the score of Battenberg Work We have just put in a swell line of theirs goods in a great many different patterns. We have thein in Side- board Covers. Dresser Covers, Pillow Shams, Center Table Covers, etc., at all prices, cue: -ss. -.:f':' Tiie Song of the Hair Mae .. , Ther, rerc'our verses. Verse 1. Ay_r's Hair Vigor stops falling !I:lir. Verse 2. Ayer's Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. Verse 3. Ayer's Hair Vigor cures dandruff. Verse 4. A} cr's Hair Vigor makes the sct.lp halt::y, and keeps it so. it is a regular hair -food ; this k the real sccret of its won- derful success. The hest kind of a t-stt:nonfat-- "Wert for aver feisty years." r+�•r RYr.�l.efn�-t�et•'za=worae.Aaaa !nave, by J. C. Ayer C,'., 1.,sell• ea; %. Ales tunuf etude. or P ScISOARflLc. ersCNFl^Y fteloRCI . •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 to 0. Mr. John K. 5cbreoder, whose -�-- whose barn wax recently blown down LARGEST ORGAN IN TILE BODY. had n barn raising on Wednesday of Is the liver. Small wonder that this week. He is putting up o largo liver trouble niakce you ago miserable. barn. The symterns are constipation dizzi. Mien Lydia Finkticincr, who has yes, indigestion. headache, feeling of depression and tack of appetite. been spending the Blast month in TJlcrc is but one sure cure- Dr. Exeter, returned home on Siturdly Il:atnilton'e fills fills, ilat every case last. they ace successful. By relying on Mr. C. i:ilber, of Zurich. spent Dr. II•amilton's fills you me sure of COME: Sunday Uhe guest of W. 11. \Wenzel. Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown spent Sun- day in 'Zurich the guest .of DIr• null Mr'p. J. J'roeters. Mr. and sirs. .las. Clark ' t and daughter Etta and Mrs. \1'm. Wei- ner, of Fairfield, left Monday for the Northwest where they will visit dif- ferent points of interest. Mr. Wil- lort Clark, of St. Marys. will look after the harness business here dur- ing Mr. James Clark's absence. Mr. C. Voelker, w'ho leas been laid up for eomo time tt it h rheuma.t istn. is again able to be about. The many friends of Mrs. Krein IN AND INSPECT OUR STOCK. WM. SHRUMM OANHW00D. ONTARIO. strong vitality, nourishing blood, bright slieery spirits. No longer will you suffer from disordered liver or kidneys. Trite marvel of this med- icine it (1101 it keels you tvell-preve onto and weeds off sickness of every kind. 25c. per box everywhere. Cheap..... Hardware V 00l)11A M Alts. W. 13. lkirlcy, of Mitchell, was the guest of Mrs. Roy last week. The masons !leave •,eta.rted the brickwork on Sidney Mills Mouse. Mise Cora Cathonrt. of St. Marys, visited Mrs. \V. Ii. 8tcwurt, a few slips last week. 1111ic miens- friends of Mr. Ed. Cope - will he ple►s.sed to learn that Aho is I land Clore pleased to sec ;hint down recovering after tier recent serious to the corner one tiny last !week. illness. McGILL1VRAY Tho home of Mr. Henry 1IIn111['00. Of McGilliriuy, wuy the teeny of a very plea:ant event on Wexdrecsd1y. May 30th. when his rester, Emma E. became the wife of Mr. Jas. Patch/ ing. of Minsky. The brisk looke:l very sac(•t and dainty in a handsome costume of white bilk and carryieg a lame boquet of cream roses. bliss Laura Lewis, of Maguire, also in costume of white %tad eLrryiug Clink roes, very gracefully djseJ arced the dutie' of bridesmaid and the little Misses Elsie and Lre,ne Atkinson. ar- rayed an wt,ite and nieces of the bride, node very charming ps.istants as tin ; better and flower `irl. The groom woe eessiatcd by his brother, 511. John I'atelling. of Port Ituron. Mr% 13toodswortlt played the ear:ells of music for the wedding mere!), while ltev. Mr. Illoodsworth of Ail - aa Craig, performed the ceremony in the presence of n large company of relatives and friends of the yours couple. After camera tulatione the company yep iced to the dining -room Where all seemed to enjoy themsetvc„ keeping time to Wee sweet music dia- band. cour4cat by tha Hot son faring The present were numerous and useful and testified to elle high es- teem in which the young couple are held in the couunuuity. They will reside at their hone in McGillivray. Mr. Jonas Hartleib wishes to announce to the public that he has purchased the Hardware Stock of Mr. E. P. Paulin at a reduced rate and is now in a position to sell cheap as long as Mrs. Robt. Sweet is spending e few %reeks visiting friends in London. CIWANTED Don't forgett i'0lxhe en annual straw- berry iestit'.tl ou the C,artiou,i e „rounds on July 'the rx+oon4. Miss Estdxtr Mil012e11 is visiting trends in Toronto and Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Franklinu►klin Neil. of RiJdulple visited at Mr. Frank Ab• bolt'% on Sunday. Mr. and Mr». O'Neil. of Laren' wore the guests of Mrs. \\'m. flicks en Sunday. r T.. Mitis Alvin:l \\'ikon, of Msaguire, EXETER, UEti I ITALIA, c here on 1 Suncla •. ather vl 1t cxl tome Y t A number from lore attended t.t►a AND CLANDEBOI L excursion to tike eladel (ares on Fri- day last. MIr. Albert I'arer:me of Winnipeg. was called home last week owing to the illness of This father. Mr. Barry l[enscy. of Luatn. w.aa than guest of his sister, Mrs. Wesley llod. ing, on Sunday. bliss Eliza Nevins ,of London. is visiting et Mr. Samuel Mclioys. Mr. W. Spencer, of Toronto. teas the guest of Mist Lilly Anderson, on Sunday. Do not despair of curing your sick a those e to than knowst No one b who have used Carter's Little Liver Tills what relief they have given when taken for dyspepsia, dizziness, pain in the side, constipation, and disordered stomach. TERRIBLE BACK PAINS They fairly agonize your life. Something powerful and penetrating is needed. Doctors know of nothing so swift to relieve as Nerviline. n strong. penetrating liniment made to euro just such pains as yours. Nef e- iltn0 is very concentrated, about four times as powerful than orditairy lin• Intents. 1n the ewoast ceases Poi- son's Nervilinc i.i txtnaordinarily good. All rnt►ltcular pain flees before it. Nearly fifty year a in Ilse- 0 good recommendation surely. BII)D(.4LPII A very pretty event took place on Wednesday, Jung 6141, at the home of Mr. \Vm. Turner, of the Bauble Lille. 50,000 Pounds of WOOL --AT-- the stock lasts. I3iddulph, when his only daughter. Beatrice M., tiny united in holy wed- lock to Mr. J. Henry Hamilton. of McGillivray. At 4 p. m• lo the strains of Memlelssahn's tweddine m,:unali rendered by Miss Simpson, the bridal (tarty assembledt on the lawn under a beautiful decorated arch on t%hych hung n large bell, and the new ring° tae re molly was (performed by Rev. Mr. ltncey, of leirkton. in the presence of a large company of relatives and friends of the bride and groom. Mr. It. 3. Hamilton, of Toronto, tassialed tiffs brother, rind Miss Susie Cunningham, of Ilrinsley, %tees Ibnideamnid, n'ileule Mr. Turner, father of tho bride, ably performed his .Part. The young bride looked very stalely and loveable in a con - fume of White Bilk end carrying n large bouquet of white cxtrnations. The bridesmaid was rtttired in white over pale blue and carried pink car- nations. After the 'happy; couple had received ltho 'heartiest :congratulae tions of those yrresenk. till repaired to Cho daintily decorated dining -room and partook of the bountiful repast that had been provided. The usual toast to the deride was very nicely responded to by Uhe groom. After spending a couple of flours with their friends the youtag couple took their kicparturc amid n •shower of rice and good w'isltes. Tlie presents deserve (mead mention as they far excelled atl.e ordinary. After their return they will be at home to their friends on the Hamilton homestead, McGillivray. SENSM[Ttl ']this ,w -as 1118 first visit in eleven 0 eks. He ga• 4 0111 deity now and although he hes to use crutches, is in - Mr. Goo. lioltzmunn •h -,d the able to hear rome weight on his in - misfortune to cut his loft lone Lith jural leg. a ohieel one ti i • lest week which re- quired eerenal ystitahes. Tee wound S1'F.1'IIh.N a nicely. is now healing-- ,\ very pretty wedding took place Mies Sibert, of Pletsville, as vis- of Ileo ac icicnc.e of Mrs. \Wm. 1u',r- iting in town the gnat of Mr. land ing. Saturday mornin,t •1►uac still, llrs. 8. Brown. when her daughter, Miss C. '.vas pias Kingsley .1•ttended the teach- married by Rev. It. .1. M. Perkin', ere convention w'tuoh wags held at of Exeter, to Wm..1. Stanlake, only r' The ' a 1 present. s cec •a l c. lacing r int. h a t k , c n par c � 11 .ue h list tt t g C 1 P ft1 I Mr. Truemner and family. of Hay bride was assi»tc,1 by Miss Charlotte went Sunday the guest of Mrr. Dealing. while Silas Stonlake acted Trucmner's mother, Mrs. J. rink- as groonleman. T1a^ young couple beinar. took the early morning train for Mrs. 11 irry Beaver left Monday London• and other points. morning for I'Iby. Mich., where she i will visit for n tow weeks. Dyspepsia sir=. n, 13rmcn, jr.. lett for 1'ig- con, blight., on shortly moraine for a short visit. Mrs'. .1. Either lett Monday for d atm that, the Pigeon, Mice., to visit her dattghter, Mrs. \Vurtz, A CALL SOLICITED. JONAS HARTLEIB DAM -MOOD ONTARIO. Dashwood Mr. \Vin. S.hrumm was in London on business on Thursday last. Mr. Justice T,eumner• , left last week for 'his borne in Youngstown Ohio. Word eels received here on Tues- day of the destruction by lightning of Mr. Jdhn Hall's bairns, at Ilydo Park, on bfon%Lay during the .sovore thunder storm. Mr. Halls was a former resident of this place. Wednesday, being Civic 'holiday. the children of our publio school with their parents and friends, pic- niced tit Grand Bend. D1r. rand Mrs. L. Ktoi•nstibler visit- s[ ir•icudt tat Blake on Sunday. Mr. Geo. Edidiffer bins returned after spendingg a few days visiting his aistors ut Fullerton. Mr. Jonas llarticib put up ,a track and hay fork for Mr. Wm, Moder one day last week. Mr. Arthur KeLleirmann returned to his home here. Ile his hr:n at• tending college in Nop_crvillc for the past yen r. :Bre. Isiah (fall and her daughter Emma worn in IDashwoocl on Wed- nesday last. Mr. Rev. R. 'Elfcrt left S.rturday for his new field of labor in Fled - dale. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob t Kellcrmann and Miss Laura Goetz took in the Guelph excursion lest week. Misses Lilly and Theo llarticib and bliss Edith Sparks attended the teas:hors' convention at Guelph, on Fridoy of East week. '1r. 11. McLennan and Mise O. 13. Quanco visited Grand Bend on Sun- day. • Mr. Edward 1lostainyer lost on Friday a purse containing fifty dol- lars. Anyone finding sttoh, kindly loam it with .1. laellcrmann. The 1)asbwood Y. P. A. was held and conduoled with s anent success q' he bride Casa charmingly ntlsre;l In fa The Evangelical Sunday .school will hold their enteral picnics at the (tend lo -morrow )Fridly( Tiro corner stone of our new school will tan 1 iid on Monday even- ing next. Mrs, Stanbus and son. of Pigeon. .r• ornien:c,t by Meet elitnhreer, or liilmanigh. and Mrs. Krupp en•1 f unify. of \\'aterloo, arc spending a few tee,k4 with Mr. Tots. \Vurtz. Crvdiion juniors ,kefeeted the eituore of Centr.ilit in n fast Barn^ be eleill on the recreation groun,ta I,rre Mn Tutelay night Inst. wore- 1 oor: 11-•3. • Crediton football team played the return meted% at ltco•tll Tuesda night snd wore defeated. score 1 0.1 stomach and other azare weak, tired or e ted. It causes no ing o! a� and � and Is most common meals and pie bolt thelia US11ORN1': COUNCIL. Council met oat s Court of Revi- sion on Juno 2nd., all the members were present and were duly sworn. Thirteen appeals wero received. and after careful consideration of race complaint and competeino assess- ments the following changes nvere trade:- James II. Atkins assessment on buildings -reduced $100.00 and the assessment of James 11. Roache. David Riatrurds, George Smallacolnhe .Frank Ryekmnn clued Jahn W. Welsh Ire- duaed 6100.00 each on land. A few assessments for income were corrected and the balance of the ap- nea's dis,niased. The Moll vas care- fully examined the assessments as re- vised were confirmed and the Court closed. Council met niter Court of Revi- sion. Tho minutes of the last meet- ing wore road and odopted. Tho Reeve tend Trdasurer were authorized to borrow on their �toten as required, money to tweet the ex- penditure on the Washburn Drtain. By-law No 6, authorizing the bor- rowing of money to meet expendi- ture of tate Corporation ;-and By..• law No. 7 authorizing the borrow- • ing of money fo;r Washburn Drain • expenditure were passed signed and • sealed. Accounts 'amounting to ►$1014.75. • including $500.00 for Elimvillo Drain and $420.00 for Waahburn Drain wore passed and orders issued in pay- ment. Council then adjourned 'to meet on Saturday July 7th at two o'clock in two afternoon. W. J. ELLIOTT. Principals F. MORLEY, Clerk, D. A. McLACHLAN. } List \Vednesday the 13t1 inst. the home of Mr. William Northcott Con. 2 Hay was the scene of a vcryi pretty event. ,often laic youn;est daughter Sara. J. and Mr. Wm, C. Pearce of Iona were united in the bonds of matrimony -precisely at high noon while Mr. Arthur Lumley of lona, cousin of the groom tilayed Lohcngrin's wedding march, the wed- ing ,party consisting of the groom supported by dee brother. J3atnnel, and 'the bride who entered leaning on her father's arm, havin3 Misacs Nellie Gould %ai►d Mary Young of Crediton as bridesmaids, /with little e bride bliss Edna Geddes, niece o[ lh as Flower Girl, took their places be- neath a Wirer of evergt'cons and ferns. The ceremony tt•..as performed by tee ltev. Wm. Godwin of Exeter. last Sunday 'Miss E• The meeting ca dices of cream fancy sublime, was taken by "Miss Emma Callas, the trimmed with resat silk honiton over • lace and insertion and carried n sou• quit of white roses, while Miss Gould 44,5 beautifully dressed [n a gown of white dotted 'muslin. trim- med with overlacc and ineertion and carried :a I,ounuet of pink carnations topic being "Tile Glorified Lite After the topic the fiinow% 'Glory song MIS sang as n quartette. Our I,icol beech:ill team diave been pr.tctisingg every night lately and aro now in pretty Root shape. Mr. \VellinatoiI .8I tid reccek hos ra; l ELEVATORS. J. COBBLEDICK IMPORTED SUITINGS We call your atten- tion to our large stock of imported Suitiligs. The best offerings from English and Scotch mills, representing the most fashionable weav- es and fabrics. W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor x cn also Miss Young wits daintily gow-ned elected aap►ain' in flowered orzandic trimmed %alt A CAREFUL TEST FOR OIL, HAS overlaco and insertion, and cleric(' j. IL Pedlar, of Oil Spring's. Which Cdna Geddes looked beautiful lin abouquet of pink carnations. Miss been made o tate mpro[eray offr. errs of pile blue crepe da clone trimmed with cretin silk lice and satin ribbon. 'rhe leridc's +. oing- aw•3y habit wag of navy blue taffeta silk with hitt rind gloves to mates. Congratulation; over, tee guests to like number of about eighty Hat down to a Choat sumptione wedding din- ner. After stec•ndin,t tt pit tette afternoon 10 social chat, Mu.sin etr. the happy couple accompanied by I.Irge t►umber of guests drove to the Exeter station where they left timid abetters of rice and good wishes, for a trip to Detroit, Cleveland nnat other Paints. The grooms gift to to the bride woe n (Ma111ifall pearl crescent brooch amt. gold %nlch owl is known :le the oil telt. A goad showing has been made in (hr two wenn Arcadyput down. Otl t•r wells �a •, near Ic l 1 tee c expected to be cel rt are x pec drilled 1 t ' future, bt r, Pedlaris 1 former t reeidcnt of 8tephcn, fines is now re- siding at Wheeler. MT. CAllMET, Tile choir of the Ml. Cranes church ieeel their .annual picnic at Grand (tend on Tuesday. Mr. Hugh Ryna, of Chicngo, la spending a few clays at his home herr. Mr. and Mrs. nos. J. Ryan, Jr.. of Chiengo. are herr' on their wet- chain. To the bridesmaids the pr'' - ding )rip visiting Mr.Byan'.i parents 1entn were a gold bracelet and gol.l Mr. and Mrs. Tihomaas- Ryon. pendnnt with diamond rotting 01111 lt.r. Jdhu Berry had a successful nianogre at and to tj,e (lower girl birn raising jo-doy (Thursday.) a ring fit with lcvarls and emerald., Mr. Matthew Doyle, who bas been Among thoec present front a in tee Western States for the past dietoncn were noticed. Mrs. ,Tphn.on of London Mr awl Mrs. Chas. Orch- ard of Shedden, Mr. Thea, Pare aryl Cecil of lora. Mr. and Mies Sion!), non of GIetne•or, %Mrs. numphroy". • • CENTRAL WitthL.o STRATFORD.. Of iT. �. Our classes are much larger than they were a year ago. The public have learned that this is the best place in the Province to obtain a Commercial or Short hand Training. Students aro entering each week. All grade ates get good positions, Write for catalogue. .z1 .z. FARQUHAR ••••••••••••••••••••••••N The picnic of S. 8. No. 2 wall bo held on nicely pfternoon, June 22nd, Come and enjoy nn afternoon's fun, An intorosting gams of baseball is expected. Mr. \Vm. 13vay has his house ready for the seaters. The pain .on Monday evening was very acceptable. Mr. Simon Campbell brought home a fine three -)'car -old colt on Mon- day. Mr. W. A. Turnbull dual a bee Loot week to gravel his lane. Mr. Robert Gardiner, Secretary of S. Huron Farmers' Institute, at tended the excnrsiion to the Model Farm Iaat week. Me. I3, \V. F. heavers had the mis- fortune to ..sprain his ankle last Sat- urday night while playing baseball. headache when you can so easily ob- tain Carter's Little Liver Pills. They will effect a prompt and perman- ent cure. Their action is mild and natural. tett' settee iz visiting has parents qtr. irry and Worry as they do in this country Hood'ssarsapara naso and throat, and the font eta - and Mrs. Henry Doyle. I• Tho disgusting discbtrges from th Ulises \Vllt4r and Young of Tile•+ tarried breath. are quickly rfiapen� ford, bee; deo nt here from Crrdit�r. D O Aid s'ith by ruing; r. Af coop s • Exeter. $ r.:, 01.41 kipper). . t NM i00�a� i(O S. Poralcd into n sTI"v t.tt IN stare I making n catarrhal balm unexcelled , [e G 1 t+�� rte/► Sold by 'tV .H. Homey. of touch awes dyspepsia -k, hat •iQ (r1a (arc Such �n h+na nntl*cp r'fQthlsd�iiiease tic agent4nsoil Eli byptns.Thymo'•` ttp�1113TOA=A. 1�i,�C Wild Indigo, ole., 1p ave Mein incur Tai K:'1 `fo;i Hari Alio drii}1 For lsstrlOeiaL or ltetarlikaltN aura tt ' e c real, : rhea the at b 1ItK'1'ON Fred ToyIor ata in London a few days last week. An exciting game of baseball was played Friday between Kirkton and Salem resulting in favor of the latter team by the score of 8 to 1. Mr. Melville Hoskin. of Exeter., his base- nnd taus 'hare last Friday visiting parents. Ile took p.lrt in the ball game between xiirkton Salem. Ob:,rtes Atoll, who was for some titre with Dr. Carr, left last week for his home in Trinidad. Tho home of Mr. John Ephlct, of tho fourth line was destroyed by tiro last week. Some brush that woes being burned ignited Use rear of t1►e kitchen aesd had gained such headway when noticed that it was itnreseeible to check the flames. The !rouse took fire from the burning kitchen :mil was also destroyed. The loss will heavy, to llr. F, til be ea P hlet y, an lie only had $600 insurance on the house and $200 on the contents. %%. III Atketason, of the 1 Mi. Js•ad his house Painted. and the im- provement is quite noticeable. Miss Fannie 'Ionia, of Illansh.ird. Atkinson c of 41 r. A ': a sloe vs rbc d tit t!1 on Saturdny. Tec nelsons bare etartcd buildin;; under \Vniter 11azlcwood'n barn. ••••••••••••••••••••••.•:t EXETER'S UP-TO-DftTE FLOUR, FEED s� 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 price. HARVEY'S S T A It FLOUR, always on hand at the sae prices as at the mill. Large quantities of po- tatoes on hand, also seed potatoes at $ t .00 per bag. GOODS DELIVERED. .ze S. HARDY & SON t • ••••••.••••••••••••••••••o L1STIiN FOILHTEEZILEEB"RROXCLIIAL' "W It means teat dis0390 44111 Poon ate tack .Ube lungs. Wheezing is dis- treeing to the sufferer and annoy- ing to hit friends. Nothing half so certain in bronchitis and throat trou- ble as "Catarrdsozone" ; it gives in- stant relief ones cures even (lie worst 0)409. lironohitis fairly flees under the magic influence of Catarrbozone which cures so thoroughly the dis- c Tse% never retortion Other temedie4 may relieve, but Catarrhozone curet bronrhilis, catarrh and throat trouble for all 'time to come. Sold d everywhere. YOU Are Invited To come and see the new- est and best assorted stock of Farmers' and I3uilders' IL:'•rd'tvare, Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, Screen Doors, Wringers, Tinware and Granitc\W1at('. Large n'so1•tlncut of STOVES and RAMIE'S. W. MOORE, K1RKTON, ON T,