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THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR -No 1730
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8th 1906,
r Oo per year in advance
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone 1Vo. 32.
Plaids
That are both Distinctive and Stylish
Black Watch, McKenzie, Stewart and pretty fancy
Plaids in rich dark shades of Green. Blue and Red. Ex-
tra quality of scfine wool especially adapted for kitting.
Several pieces just put in stock. Prices low for this qual-
ity, 25c, 5oc and hoc per yard.
Natty Neck Scarfs
With the incoming of the Overcoat Season is the de-
mand for Scarfs. Nothing more dressy or serviceable
than Black Silk made either in a shaped muffler with light
lining, or the long wearing folded Scars. Adds to a man's
appearance and comfort, saving the laundry bill at the
same time. Full assortment of goods in our north window
Don't Delay Buying Furs
Our stock of Ladies' Coats, Ruffs and Muffs, also '
Men's Coats and Caps is still all that could be desired•
Dressed Fowis...-
Chicken
7 1.2c alive 9c dressed I
nags 5 1-2c "
Duck 10 7 44Geese ii
9 44� 4
One cent per pound less for cash. Two cents per
pound less for scalded poultry. AH poultry to be dry pick-
ed and picked clean, all feathers off wings. Poor skinny
fowl not wanted at any price. Crops must be empty.
Necks must not 'be broken or twisted. Please bleed in
mouth.
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade furs and dress goods.
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MSDIOAL
JW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
• P. S„ Graduate Victoria Unt-
o
write.
ta enndd r.idenenoe. Dominion,
e
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
daoe and Surgeons. Snooeesor te. Dr. J. A.
ee. Office Main street- Residence, east
on fret street north of Poet Office, Exeter,
•Ontario.
DR8. Y. AND 11. M. COWAN, 394
Piccadilly Street., London, Ont.
*Telephone 152,8. Long distance connection.
ep.plm attention given diseases of women and
y. Oxford or C. P. R. Street Oars to
e street take you almost to the door.
other city office. Special Hospital and
that aresogemento tor patients from a
distance.
DENTAL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN. L.
iiiiD. S. D. D. 8., Honor Grading*
desb
of Toronto University, Meltst.
Teeth extracted without pale or
tad after snots. Oece in P en -
sou'. block, West side of Main
ewe b, Lxetet•
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 8.,
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
8. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
Oretcs:-Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
f''IONEY TO LOAN.
r ` Ws have • Merge amount of private funds is
sae on farm and v111ag.ptopertles at Menet*.
OLADMAN Z BTANBURY
Banisters Solicitors. Main 81, Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLING,
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posimbelseer.. elleltors•ef r the MoleNINM•ons
Soak. Me.
M easy to Less at lowest rates of Wires%
OrrIca t-YAZN B?1RLT. =ZSTEIL
0. nafLIINI M A. 1. t. DI $011
1fTfHOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY -
i& sneer, wills drown, money to loan
es real estate. 11110 licensed Ancetenner for
111 we•ties tet Buren and Porte. Charge.
moderate. Orders lett at the Toms IT at my
resideece, Farquhar will receive prompt atten
ilea.
afONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for Inve.t
est upon term or Nllage seop.rty.b lose.
ales o[ Inturese.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter
WILLIAM BROWN, PROF. Dir-
LOMA OF ROYAL INCORPORATED
SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. ENGLAND.
Organist of Truitt Memorial Church, Exeter.
Piano, Organ, harmony and Theory of Music..
Terns on Application. Exeter, Ontario.
IIF.NSA1,1.
"In Ills Steps"illustrated ,with
panamoric views ttnd tnovin; pie -
tures vas 'given in the Methodist
church last Friday evening end was
largely attended. "Ten Nights in a
Isar Room" 'vas given in the sa.me
church Monday evening.
The Quartette ot the Ilensall
Methodist church took part in t he
anniversary of the 8exsmith Church
Tucsd.ty evening. A number from
hero attended.
Mrs. C. A. McDonnell was in Kip -
pen during the past. week visiting
her aunt. Mrs. R. Mellis.
Mrs. Carmichael is moving this
week into Oro dwelling she resent -
Iv purchased from Mr. John Mo -
't iegor.
Mr. T. Dengaugh returned last
week from the Northwest where he
had been engaged in threshing dur-
ing the vast two months.
Rev. and 'Mrs. Toll were in St.
Marys during the week.
The new moulding department of
the Ilensall Foundry f's nearing com-
pletion and when finished will bet one
of t he largest in Western Ontario.
Dr. Ferguson lass moved into the
dwelling ho !recently rented from
Mrs. Patterson, ovhere he will re-
main until lthe tenancy ot bis own
residence expires.
Mrs. John Willis. who lives; near
Hon+:all is this week moving to Exe-
ter, where .she will reside.
Mrs. George Davie, who has been
living Lor some time with her moth-
er, Mrs. John Willis, left last week
for Chappelc, Rainy River District,
where her •husband is engaged as
stone cotter.
Mrs, William Moir left thie
Toronto, where she will visit
daughter r Mrs. Joseph Case.
Mr. T. Murdock spent Sunday with
friends in London.
Mr. Gould, foreman of the ITenaall
Foundry Company !'has moved into
the dwelling owned by Miss Moir on
the weal Fide of the village.
\hiss Doherty. of London, is visit-
ing :her brother, Rev. Doherty, at
the rectory.
Peter Melville and Nelson Blatch-
ford, bare returned home from the
west. the ;former on Saturday and
the latter on Monday. Both had
been away tall summer.
Mr. W. M. llarburn is
on a shooting trip.
Colin Hudson vi'ited his father In
Scaforth 013 Sunday.
Miss Ilagler, of _Clinton, is visit•
ing at Gee. Hudson'at. -
,;eaeph Derntine, .of Zurich, vistU.
ed In Bonsai! over. Sunday.
James Troyer and family are this
week moving to Seaforth, where
they will snake their future home.
Mr. Pinckney (has mOVed into the
house vacated by Mr. Troyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Joynt, of
8eaforth. visited Mr. Geo. Joynt over
Sunday.
Mr. Chas. Dyer, of the Molti+an's
bank staff 45 a:t phis home in Exe-
ter. owing Ito illuces.
Rev. Hector. 'the Black (Knight.
will preach in the Presbyterian.
church Sunday tmorning. and in the
Methodist church in the afternoon
end evening. On Monday ,night ho
will deliver as lecture in the Pres-
byterian nhurch,
Miss Jpncs, of Exeter, is visiting
her slater, Mrs. Manns.
Workmen commenced this week
tearing eown'the old Bonthron resi-
dence at •Rodgerville.
PILES Qi;1CKLY AND POSITIVE•
Iv cured with Dr. Sboop's Magic oint-
moot- 11e mode for piles alone -and
it does the work surely and with sat-
isfaotion. Itching. painful, protrud-
ing of blind pila=f disappear 1 ike mag-
ic by its use. Large. Nickel cap-
ped glass jars. 50c. Sold and recom-
mended by W. 8. Ilowey.
week
her
in Muskoka
SIiAIRON SCHOOL. REPORT
The following is a correct report of
the standing of S. 8. No. 4. Stephen,
AUCTIONEER
for the month of October. Names are
In order of merit. Sr, IV. -Gladys
Nellie Amy,
n lock N
11 M r
.a he a
B.9. Phillips, Licensed
Keetle S
n aged Auctioneer for the County y
of Huron. Charges modetatr, All coannalettoat' WilliePresucator, Minnie Kestle, Et
addressed Office
11. S. Phillips, peasant or order. lent at el Kestle, Herbert Wein, Merner Eit-
her. Office will raeia a prompt attention. her. Jr. IV -Lorne Morfock, Harry
Schwarz, Arva Brokenehire, Beulah
Smith. Clarence Either, Leonard
Schroeder, Herbert Kraft, Alvin Cor-
nish, Oscar Cornish. Sr. III.- Willie
Schwarz, Mildred Klumpp, Mabel
Cosworth, Clinton Brown, Mervin
Brokenehire. Emerton Schroeder. Jr.
I11- Otto Brown, Gordon Cornish.
Sr. 11- Lulu Kestle. Jr, iI -Emerson
Roeszler, Edna Amy, Ila Either. Clin-
ton Morlock, Clara Wein, Laving
!Smith, Emerson Wein, Joseph
!Schwarz. Pt. TI -Edwin Cornish, Jo-
seph Brokenshire, Mervin Coxworth,
Annie Aubin. Pt. I. -Olive Cornish,
Hazel Preszcator. No. on roll 40; av-
erage attendance 35.
GEOIUil'. V. LAWSON, Teacher.
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LEWIS THOMAS
' Civil Engineer ft Architect
(Late Department of Public Work., Canada.)
Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County
Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and Waterworks
System Wharves, Bridges and Re -taloned Concrete,
Phone 2220 London Ontario
$25
DIAMOND
RING
We make s specialty of a
ring at this price. it is
exceptional value. We
have sold hundreds of
/them.
Express charges prepaid.
Money refunded if not per.
fectly satisfactory,
G_ti• Ward 60.
London Ontario.
Specialists in Diamonds
and Cut Glass.
Field Day Sports
The animal field day" sports of the
High and l'ublte schools held last
Friday afternoon weirn highly suo-
oeBsful and the management de-
serves groat oredit for the. manler
In which each event was pulled olf.
In the ,senior event's thorn was not
much oumpetitioai, except in the
colo vault. which had about ci,;ht
entries. All 'the junior events were
well filled, almost every younaater
In the school wishing to display Iiia
athletic ability. The races by the
girls were exoiting, a-aola one hav-
ing her contingent of rooters. Tom
Carling was the winner of the medal
scoring thin greatest plumber of
pointe.
In the evening an entertainmlentl
was given in tho town hall consist-
ing of Fangs by the hizh sobool Glee
Club and individual members. piano
Bolas, recitations and addresses.
During the evening the prizes wore
distribututed to the several winners
F. Clegg, provident of the athlet-
ic club, watt chairman of the rnteeting
and filled his position very accept-
ably. Following is the ,names of
the winners.
Senior half -mile relay, Carling,
Triebner and Workman 1st. Martin,
Clegg, Dobler, 2nd; Junior half -mile
relay race, Amos, Gould and Stone-
man, 1st; Barrows, Taylor. Hevwood,
2nd; 100 yards race senior Carling let,
Martin 2nd; Junior, Brintnall, Duns -
ford, Heywood; Senior sack race, Car-
ling, Martin, Willis; Junior sack race,
Stoneman, Heywood, Soutbcott; Sr.
three-legged race, Martin -Clegg, Car-
ling -Hagen, Triebner-Workman; Juni-
or three-legged race, Stewart -Hey-
wood, Brintnall-Taylor, Fear -Mitchell;
Wheelbarrow race senior, Carling.
Martin, Wark man; Wheelbarrow race
junior, Heywood, Gould, Stoneman;
ole vault senior. Triebner, Copeland,
Hagen; Pole vault junior, Brintnall,
Dunsford, Taylor; High jump senior,
Carling, Clegg, Martin; High jump
junior, Amos, Hurdon. Dunsford;
Running hop step and jump senior,
Carling, Martin, Triehner; Running
hop step and jump junior, Brintnall,
McE►een, Wainer; Ruunlng broad
jump senior, Carling, Martin, Trieb-
ner; Running broad jump junior,
Dunsford, Brintnall, Gould; Standing
broad jump senior, Martin, Carling;
Standing broadumpp junior, Stone-
man, Dunsford, Taylor; Putting shot
senior, Carling, Triebner, Workman;
Putting shot junior, Dunsford, Brint-
nal. McEwen; Throwing baseball Beni-
- Triebner, Martin; Throw-
j'''
Dunsford. Bobier,
Brintnall; Race, bo" C 11 fiinII taw., p*'
Carling. Mitchell, Wood; Race, boys 8
mesad Wider. Parsons, Senior. Fleming;
Girls' race, senior, 100 yards, Gertie
Thompson, D. Dilling, 31. Coward;
Frls junior, Gracie Thompson, G.
ore, Anna Dow; Girls, 11 and under
Stella Southcott, G. Hardy, Mary
Acheson; Girls 8 and under, E. Row-
cliise, Rata It.owe, P. Jackson; Girls
senior, 75 yards. G. Ford, E. Riede -
man, V. Johnston; Egg race senior
girls,'•V. Johnston, G. Ford, E. Hiede-
man; Egg race junior girls, M. Carling
Stella Soutbcott, L. Snell.
OANEW OTILIC
Swath' lin AIM Yes lira Ihrr wed
ot
HALE REGISTER
REGISTER
Thur day. Nor. 15, 1906. Auction
sale of dairy cows ,at Metropolitan
Hotel Exeter. commencing ai: one
o'clock sharp. Thos. Cameron, Auct.
W. .1. Williams. Prop.
Thursday, Nov. 15, 1900. Auction
sale of horses and colts at the Met-
ropolitan hotel. Exeter, commencing
at one o'clock sharp. C. E. Hackney,
Prop.; Jos. While and Thomas °sm.
eron. Auct.
Thursday, Nov. 22, 1906. Auction
sale of farm stock and implements
on Lot 7, Oon. R, Ilibbcrt, commenc-
ing at one o'clock sharp. No reserve
John Mitchell, Prop.; Thor. Cramer.
on, Auct.
1'O11 OVER SiXTY YEARS
AN OLD ANn WILL -Tynan R.Muay.-Mr
Winslow 's Soothing Syrup has trees used for
over six! by millions of mother, for Metz
children while will perfeesmycoses
It seethe. the alieftens the gums, allays all
OaU e+(nd 0 e. and le the bot reined,
11 [ti ht p�vteeoeeyyyi part, of the taste. Bei
xesM a its tlalee la inealci sols Be
.w tarn Mrs inslow's 5eotkIne
Sr'rseaed ask tot .o ether Rads
LINES ON ELORA
On hearnig a young lady ray it
was her native villages and noted for
its romantic scenery, being where
the Erwin and Grand .rivers meet.
Oh 1 had 1 1 he power Ito describe
with try pen
Elora's fine bowers. its raves ailed
glen,
Its evergreen •mountains, its .rivers
and rills,
Its rocks and its fountains, its val-
leys 31141 ,hills.
Where ;are e:cenes so enchanting,
fine or ern grand,
As here to be found in your own
native I:andt
\Vhy. no grander theme could be
given nay friend,
Than the vale where the Erwin and
Grand Rivera blend.
80
Larry Takes a Hand at
Cleaning Furnaces
Laeiht wake Oi thought es th'
winth er w•us aeaomin on by fait de.
grees that Oi would undhertake to
fix up mo furnace, which tuns all
'slicked up .aid But en' ashes, whin
th' foire wint out lasht spring, an'
nobody that it wurth whoflo to have
it classed out an' 'fixed up.
Oi invited wan av rue (rinds, wsho
docement do anny wor-rk in th' win-
ther. an' not more nor he can help
in th' summer to help me. He came
around about tin o'clock int th'
mornin' nn' sed toimes wuz ,Zottin'
hurter an' harder an' th' poor man
diddent shtand anny show in this
wurld anny mom, but thank good-
ne{s when he got to heaven he
wuddent .have anny furnisees to fix.
Ed •Willis wuz there loojain' on
SW reed not Ito bo too sFure. es he
hoard that in th' thereafter a man
kept on wor-rkin' at hez trade an'
th' chances wuz that he would have
to mind furnacea some place.
Then me trind sed he wanted Ed
to undershtand he wuz just es relig-
ious es th' nixt roan, an' could lick
th' Muffin' out rot anny body that
sed hes heart wussenti full of broth-
erly love for all mankind.
Ed took it all back, and me (rind
std. "Your remade.' proves th' case,'
but sea Ed, "What are ye goin' bo
do wid th' furnace annyss"ay.' "Tle-
gorry Oim goin to clan out th'
grails, ashes, root an' pipes."
Ed sed he would go down to .th'
yeller an' seen himwork. ez ho loved
to twee honeet toil, an' winked to me
to eum along an' nee th' fun, an' ez
Oi knessr ho wuz afhter leasin' me
frind Oi wint along.
When ho had lugged out about
halt tk' ashes. loo found sum clink-
ers ,had got ahtuck in th' graft, an'
he dug at thim with a poker an'
finally tried to knock thins out with
s BnOVet.
'You niver wint much .to school
sex 18d.
"Ilego.rry Oi wint to scheol enuf
to learn that the poor man Lament
got no chance in this w•or-rid" scz
he, wiping th' ashes oust av hez
whiskers, "an' Oi got enuf since to
know that a furnace otto be clane:d
out in th' spring.
"Seems to mo" set Ed. "That yez
diddent take a course av clinker ex-
traotion in th' school yez attindcd."
"01 diddent" res he, "but be-
gorry, if yes know Inose to take out
th!clinkers 001 not charge n stat
ter th' job,"
So Ed took off hez coat, an' viat,
un' necktie, an' winked at me an'
-Id us to sit down an' take things
say lsltoile Le showed us a thing or
2.
Tlncn Ed uoktld ]tet heath insoide tltt
foots dure. an wriggled lies ar-ruin
thro to th' insoido an' began grah-
bin' 111' clinkers wid hez hands. IIo
would pull thins putt av th' graft nn'
shove shim out nv th' furnace along
hex shirt busom, until he got thim
all out.
My f rind sed he'd be dad gummed
if he icer thought av dole' it that
way, until Ed thried to got out av
th' furnis. Ho cuddent get hes
urrums out. Ile twisted an' pulled
an' we could hear him bump hes
head ;,g nst th' furnis. an' ecc hez
legs nn' feet wrap,thimsilves nround
aich ither an' we thought mny be
wuz chokin', so Oi patted hien
on th' back nn' towld him to Bhtop
en' tial.
Insetde th' furies Ed ooffed an'
aliput tared an' ez near ez we could
snake out he wanted to get out afore
Ise rested.
Finally Oi rez "Ed, do yez want do
git •a doehter•"
"llegorry no: Oi want t• git out
av this bloontin' ehllot, or sornethiu'
Mire that only worse.
So we took Lotd nv Ed an' pulled
!u►' tugged, but t h' best we could
do wuz to ,tear eft hes shirt. Ed
hollered toile) tame wan 4n a base
drum. but we finally got 'hes bead
c shoulders
a hez an' tar-r(nu out, n
wuz all r:cratchcd an' diet face a
serght to we.
"If yez exay :a wurrd (o We be
sex, "Oi'i1 elituff yes in th' furnis
;,n' ',Wart a Loire safe! yor whiekers.
Afliter Ed had gone. we laid down
on tit' coal pilo an' Lifted till our
bleat 11 i; iv out, a11' t hat night Ed
svtiz Iayin' on tit' :cry with tinny.
mint on him an' a flaxseed poultia
on hez eye which he axidentally
bunged up by WW1 in t h' furnis.
It ta)I ,Mc11,
What is it Elorat what makes thea
to gleam
As a villaaga the fairest that
\tea ',rent
The reason is this. being the place
of your birth,
To you ita the fairest
earth.
sweet vale of Avcca. .o nicely de-
scribed
! In .Moore':: 11i4a p runs, 1 ,read thein
with pride.
Ilut not in old Erin is :any so grand
As this to Irl fount in your own nag
live i.and.
ever
of any on
DARE
Mooresville. October 29111, 1900
THE REV. 1111, R. HICKS 1907 AL-
MANAC
The Rev. fit R. Iiinks ht:+ bran
compelled by the I,opualar demand to
resume the publication of hie well
known and popular Almanac for
1907. This splendid Almanac is now
ready. For sale by newsde olds. or
sent postpaid for 25 cents, by Word
and Works 1'ubli:+hin„ company. 2201
Lo -est sl rent. St. Louis, Mo., pub-
.lacrs of Word anal Works, one of
(ha hest dollar monthly ma;rnzlnes in
America. Otte Almanac goer with
every aubacription.
CASTOR I A
Pot Ipfaats sad Ckil4rts.
Do KW Yu Nets Always legit
Bears the
Aigsstare of
SAVERS
Alist of a few fuel and price savers.
Our store is full of the best fuel
saving and good baking Ranges and
Heaters made.
The Garland Ranges 4 or 6 hole $33.00 up. The Gar-
lands have extra large ovens. Souvenir Ranges 4 or 6
hole $40.00 up. Crown Hurons 4 or 6 hole $26.00
up. National Steel Ranges 6 hole $44.30 $50.00, ac-
knowledged to be the most up-to-date Steel Range on
the market. Also a full line of Art Garland, Souvenir,
Hot Blasts and Oak Heaters.
FURNACES
NEW IDEA FURNACES
Huron Red Hot Furnaces are up-
to-date in every particular espec-
ially constructed for getting the great-
est amount of heat with the smallest
quantity of fuel.
HERMAN'S HARDWARE
and Stove Store
TOCK FOOD
T FI
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un
The Council of the village of Exeter
stet in the ofilco of the clerk. Mem-
hers present were the Reeve. Council-
lors Creech, Helena,' and Treble. The
minutes of meeting held Oct. 22ad
were read and approved.
Bylaw No. 6, light). ,authorizing the
Council to barrow $10.000.(10 for the
purpose of loaning the same for a term
of 15 years to the: Exeter Canning and
Preserving Company Limited to aid
nisch company in establishing and op-
erating a canning factory in Exeter
was read and discussed and the clerk
read the ,.ante a second and third time
and it Wale finallti passed. The Reeve
signing the same and the stamp
of the seal of the corporation was
placed thereon.
By-Iew No. 7, 1900, authoriiins the
raising. levying and collecting a tate
on the dollar of all etetes41rle property
within the municipality wen testi
three tunes and finely parsed, the
Reeve signing the slime and the et atnp
of the corporation wus plateed thee on.
Mrs. Sutton appeared before the
council asking aid to recurs rt truss
for her yon ;and the WV(' was ap-
pointed to iotersicw Mrs. tiuttoo's
family t.rx1 try to stray,' the nt'cere
nary aid. i
That the action of the Reeve in
securing legal advice re -obstruction
on Main street be maintained by this
council and the Rcwvo is berthy '.e-
thorised to have papers served on
Now is the time of the year you are bringing in your
stock for the winter and you want them tolled up a bit,
and the best thing to give them is stock food. We
have on hand
Dr. Hess', Clydesdale
Dr. Scott's, Dr. Kendall's
Rid your chickens of Vermin by using
Instant Louse Killer
and make theni by feeding them PAN -A -CEA•
Our lines of Fall Goads are arriving daily and are tiding displayed on our
Counters, Bring your Butter Eggs, Dried Apples, Big Onions.. Poultry dead
or alive, they are as good as Gash.
COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
"1111 LEADING
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD., ONT.
This school is recognized to be
one of ° the beat Commercia
schools in America. You can
safely judge a school by the ap-
plications it receives. rills term
we received applications from
firms in six large American cit-
ies and from far more towns and
cities of Canada including Sask-
atoon. Sask.. on the west and
Charlottetown. P. E. T., on the
East, Our reputation means
touch for our graduates. Write
for our catalogue.
D. A. McLachlaW. J. Elliot principal
McLachlan
44-1-14-1 4-: +k++++++++++ .+++++
HELP
WANTED
Young ladies and gentleman who
are desirous of making at record, are
wanted at the
CIINION BUSINESS COLLEGE
"Affiliated with Wingham Busi-
ness College."
to prepare for Bookkeepers, Steno-
grapher) Telegraphers. During Jnly
and August we could only fill ONE-
TENTH of the positions offered our
graduates.
Catalogue for the asking.
Geo. Spotton Principal
SUITABLE FURNITURE
FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE
40 • 011
We have a beautiful selection of the latest designs.
Colne and get our prices, all marked in plain figures.
We ask you to come to this store for furniture because we believe you
will get the kind you want. The stock lincludes all those pieces that
Appeal to good tante on account of their design. finish, character and richness
We can show newest idees and the most popular ferniture',for the home, that
can be found any place, town or city.
JAS. BEVERLEY,
OPERA BTAOK.
Leading Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
•arlie3 comc'rneel and chat i1 010
shall be removed forthwith or sat-
isfactory security given for nil
damages that may arise by the same
being left etan.bng on the Main
atroe L.
C11A1'MAN-1n
2. the wire of
a daughter.
IIiCAMAN.-In
Oct. 31st, the
of a son.
IIOIR N
lfay. Friday. Nov.
William Chapman, of
iizeter, Wednesday,
wife of %t , J. Heitman
DIED
A IIANDY (HOME BOOK
I
A book with the above title has
just been issued by the family Her,
:aid and Weekly Star, of Montroa0,
it certainly it we11 named, being an
encyclopaedia. 1 amity doctor and
cook book all in one, it contains
the thousand and one things every
one imagines they know. ane% yet few
Weide do know. It will settle arsu-
meet,: on any subject. it will nave
doctor's hills, make it ea•ty for the
house a.ife eh'► wants 'to 4 reparo
nice meal.. 1, roust be teem in
realize 51 hat n valuable book it
really is. '11.•! l 'rniiy Her aid of ter!
it a. ra free premium en contain
WINK PN\W,11)hat,-ln Stephen, on .• to, renditions and .!very q,rretNl
Sunday. November 41h, MireMei-
should . elite for one, The Family
int!' \Vinkenwader, daughter of Het aid anti 1We,•kly Star 'certainly
Mr. John Winkewsvadcr. ear" •a big dollar's worth 4t► a
year.
SCIIMiT.-111 8 catlten. nn Frlwla7, Nil. ,- - -•-
1
"ember end, Mrs. John 8ebinit, at
i4 tbs .i*' of 76 years. $C1184.it1I1E FOR THE TIMES