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THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAIt-NO 1896
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JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32.
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HE NEW
DRESS GOODS
Are All Opened Up
NOW 18 1NE TIME FOR THE BIJVER
The Best Assortment. the Newest Colors and the tuost fash-
ionable Goods are found on our counters this season. Among
the New Goode are Venetians, Broadcloths, Voiles. Crape de
Paris, Resilda Satin Duchess, Silk (Moria, Poplin. Taffetta, Pan-
ama. Wale Serge. Diaganol Serge, Etc. Some of the new colors
are Paris Tan, Wistaria, 0stawba, Amethyst, Rose, Gray, Red,
Brown, Blue and Black.
Come Early for a Good Choice.
Advance Showing of Spring Wash Goods
The to ist complete range we have yet shown. All the new-
est Goo,is in the latest colors are now :peg for your inspection.
Plain Linen bultings
Just the s goods odds for the
Spring. Colors of Amethyst,
Wistaria, Catawba. Linen,
Paris Tem. Blue anis Brown.
Fancy Ginghams
Large and small, Stripes.
Checks and Plaids. Very ser-
viceable for Dress or Waists
for Children's wear.
EXETER, ONT , CANADA. THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. 10th 1010.
SI.oO per year in advance
Fancy Lin. to Sultings
They are ver} Nifty ty
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inns and conte in .the same
colors as the plain prim uf-
both. 15e to 50c per yard.
White Goods
Pure Linen, Vesting Indian
head Duck, Drill, or Fancy
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fu ltns
Nothing thatg bet-
ter
looks be -
ter than white,
Gents' Furnishings for Spring
Our New Shirts are better than ever. All the New Colors.
'rhe new Ties are right, up to the times.
New Collars, Belts, Fancy Sox, Gloves. Etc.
Everything is up-to-date in this Line.
A Word For. The Housekeeper
RUGS LINOLEUMS WALLPAPER
too R06tn Rugs
tc. choose from.
The best assort-
ment
ever shown
in Exeter.
20 pieces of the
F iinest Scotch
Linoleum. Ev-
i cry piece new.
5,0oo Rolls of the
New Wall Paper.
We are prepared
for u biggest sea
or
son.
Jones & May
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper.
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Bring your Boy to us and
We can Dress Him
Neater, Cheaper and Better
than any Other Clothier in
town.
Men's Overcoats a n d
Suits in a big Choice of
Styles and Cloths.
High Class Furnishings,
New Collars, Shirts, Sox, Hats
and Boots and Shoes.
SfINDY BfIWDBN.
AN%
-The Best Flour --
If it is the best Hour you went there is but one place
in tf)wn to get it--- that is from us. The brands are:
JEWELL
(Ontario Blended)
PURITY
(Western Canada Flour Mills)
Leave your:orders or can up Phone 2.11
R G. SELDON, Exeter.
Ili"
slurs TRAM NEVI!n CAMP. Il \QR.
i freighted a 'hap )lith hopes and
.1reanee.
And 111111illyd the sail, with prayer.
'And hoisted the nncbor to the decks
On a morning bright and fair:
And elm glided away in proud array
l►n it gleatnitig, jasper sea.
Ila in all the years of waiting and
tears
She never ram,` beck. to n: t
1 freighted a ship out. the Greed
Gold,
Ariofd set it afloat again,
And victualed it well and barbed her
decks
With guns and valiant mem
A. sho left the shore, the breakers'
rats
A reluien seemed to be,
For in weary days to my yearning
gaze,
She never catne back to me.
1 freighted a ship w itli Fame's De-
sire.
And gave her the wings of steel.
And sent her away on n stormy day
With an anguished heart's appeal.
Ther‘struggle began wit h my fel-
low 10 111
\V hose canto the chip's shou id be.
11111 she aliened the brawl for never
at. a:11
Did the ship come back to ile
Then I sailed a ship all laden down
With Love of my Fellow Alan.
And all of her cost from my ledger
I crossed
Ere the voyage of the ship began:
Hut never a ship that left the sin)
Made such n voyage es she.
For n thousand weight of her prec-
ious freight
Came sailing hack to mr.
LOCALS
A Sunday school and Epworth Lea-
gue institute will be herd in the Maio
street church on .Monday. Feb)•. lith
when addresses will br given by [C.v.
F. L. Farewell, JJ. A.. of Toronto, and
Rev. 11, Snell. of Kirkton.
Mr. anti Mrs. lt, Italie and daugh-
ter, of North Dakdta. are visiting:
Mr. and Mrs, 1'. Elliott and .other
relatives in and around town.
Mrs, llarry Goufdinit (nee ,.Miss L.
Walper) who has been visiting friends
in Exeter and vicinity, leaves to -day
Thursday. for her home in Ilamiltoui.
The Timms Want Column is steadily
increasing. Advertising brings re-
sults. Do not fail to have your
Auction Sale ad. in the 'clines. Look
over this column on page four.
Dit. OVENS EYE AND EA',:IUlie
geou. will be at the Commercial hotel.
(lours 9 a. m. to 1 lt. in. Glasses
properly fitted and diseases of eye.
ear and nose treated. Next visit Sa-
turday. March 5th, all day.
REV. RICHARD IIOJIBS
The present pastor of the James St.
The scholars and friends of the Methodist church. who an Sunday las%
I'resbyterain Sunday school are in- celebrated hie jubilee as a Christian.
vited to a sleigh ride Saturday af- Ile was converted to Christ in the
termor it the weather is favorable. Bible Christian chapel, in his native
Mr. and Mrs. John Itowcliffe. of the parish Jtradford. Devonshire. He at
London road have placed their home once united with that church, Febyt
at their disposal and it is the inten- 1860. In due time he %%as exalted to
tion to meet at the church at 2,30, the rank of a local preacher on the
drive to Mr. ltowctiffc's, bave tea Sbebleier Circuit. beim; No. 5S on the
and return early in the evening. The plan of appoint merits) itV.
and local
Parents of the scholars are providing preachers. For a time he served the
the refreshments nod all are looking church of his early love as choice as
forward to a good time, as evangelist. \\'hen a young man
be was seized with a desire to sec
more of the world and emigrated to
i�
•a' wishes es
Canada in
1870 a test the h of
1.
his pastor and friends who wished
hint to center the ministry in his cxn
country. However. he took passage
in the S. S. Germania and during the
voyage bad none rough •tad 31vh0
experienceie It tens his ship that
collided t it h the 'City of Quebec"
Con. Uro. E. \V 11_ in mid atrean, and sank her in a fee
Jiro. C. Birne minute1J. Several times during the
V. Mr.trememberc•.
► y d'd Hobbs tb
(• tet over t
WS. • 1
lt.., Ileo.
ro. E. (tow- counsel of his friends 3t home, and.
i.; j,. imagined himself n veritable Jonah.
Arriving here be settled near St.
Thomas. with it view of farthing, but
r two years. was prevailed upon t•
'eel( for the ministry. and
ie dillies at the instance
Jeffers and Rev.
h,• spent
tt hich
I'11c officers of the Exeter Lot)gca
No. 67, 1.0.0.1e. were installed on
Tuesday evening fast by 1).11.G. M.
,Uro. Fowler and an installation team
front Seafortb. following is a list
NI;Aft1' REPOIIT OF EXETER of tbo officers: J. 1'. (:,. Bro. S. T.
'011 OOL Jiobier ; N. 1:,. Bro. W. Al a rray ; V.
G,. Uro. C. Northcott ; Item. Secy. Ilro
It. N. Taylor ; Fin -Secy. Jiro. A. E.
Puke ; Treas. Jiro E. Dignan: War..
't 11. Jennings
lis It • Ji }
'N. G.. Jiro. C.
[.. 1'cnhale ; 1.. S. V.1...
eliffe; It. H. S.. Mu. L. Coil
11. '\Voirlenhammer. Principal. 8, S. Bro. S. Sanders; I. (%.. lir -
FOItM II. I)ay ; O. t;.. Bro..1. 'rriebner : Chap.,
Honors; S. Petty 76, J1. 1loftgarth Jiro. Cross, After the officers were
75. Pass: E. Case 65.6. No. on roll installed an excellent rocinl rw n:ng
aft average attendsnc'' ^t, was spent.
M. Robb. t, .,cher. Rev. I'. 1,, C. Harris managing di -
FORM 1, rector of the Toronto Humane So -
Donors: C. Pickard F3. 1'. Brown ciet y, gave a au
ntber of addresses in
79, M. Ilobkirk 78. ('ass: ?It.. Mor-
gan 71. I. Rennie 74. It. Wood 7,t' Sunday d rho forepart of the week, no
be preached in the Presby -
A. Coupe 71. V, Geiger "I. F. 1Wr•L�,,
69. A. `Villin 69. 11. Case 66. A.
Itraken.hirt 65. 11. ltissett (15, S. 01:i -
ger 63, M. MacQueen 63, M' Darch
62, Cnnunercial. Seniors. G. 'Hooper
I. W. ,iradt 63. H. Gillies 60. JAtn-
iors: C. Ilarvey 64. D. Atkinson 63.
E. Bricktwood 63. No. on 7011 49,
daily average 11.
A. M. Johnston. teacher.
hn b .
1'. S. Department
1000M IV.
Sr. IV. Honors: Jean Neldan 86. N.
Hill 85, Irene Rivers s.5, Florence
Arnold 8O. Joe
Davis
79. Greta
Js
- address steps were taken to organise
.r t 77 Myra Morgan 7a Pass:
n hi manr
find ch'Idr '
sid F
o ei
t
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Snell 74, David a I 71.Viola Roo,.tr
in town. The
receiptsto ter • Sunday
71, Fred McPherson 71. James Walker afternoon 86,33; Monday ni•rht f4.!lz
70, Nellie Jones 67. Russell Ualkwill total $11,28,, Expenses, Toronto to
67. Ariel Beverley 65. Gordon Pen- Exeter $1.50; hotel bill $4.00; total
hale 61. Chester Comltie 61. Bert GE. F11.50. Mr. Harris expects to be in
Ties fig, .1r. IV. Honors; 1, Bw•eet. town tbo latter part of the week to
fire Muriel Jones 83. Iteta Rowe 8O, conduct n case.
Francis (till 711. Florence Rowe 76. 11.
\Wniker '76. Maggie Cate 75. Erie Itur- _ •CK
1on 7,5. fast• Oltvcr iio,IRert 74. Is Ihl('IvE\'
I1. S. 1),','irlt t
FORM iit.
Honors; A. Pickard 82, C. Picks
SO, 1.. alartin 78. 1.. 1;. Watson .:r.
Pass; W. 'limey 7:1, II, Jones 72.
(;, Nutt 69, A, McPherson 68. No.
on roil d0, average attendance 28.
Sto6k and roultru Foods
offer
entered uIw
of the late Rev.
1. 11 Starr. After t
four years lravelling. dnrin;
time be did good work in Exeter. .
pen. Aylmer and Merlin'_ 11.• then en -
terian Church in the morning and i+t iered upon a course at the Wesleyan
the Main SL iAlethodist church nt and McGill Co:beges. Montreal. from
night. .On Sunday afternoon be ad- which he graduated. winning the
dressed a Inns. meeting in the Town Sanford prize lSpr•ciali fee nroficirnc}'
(fall on the rhi:dren'e Aid Society in theology. Ile was ordained on tee
the work of which is the onthrowth of 10th of ,lune 1877. and appointed tei
the work of tie, Humane Society. silo
the charge at Acton. Since that time
Monday afternoon he gate two ad -
Mt..
has been moved to '\Vashington,
drosses to for pupils of the school on Mt. Pleasant. \iugar-t Fn1:A, Ti'son-
+ B 'London.\V.
b,r r.intfor 1. n •1 ar
i i n.
the 1 i i l \L` work.M1
Kg
t of rc i
y On . o»daly
evening :i lecture was given in the
Town hall on "The ll+unant, treat-
ment of aniruals and its influence on
the home". At the conclusion of this
International Stock and
Dr. Scott's "
Royal Purple " "
Herbageum "
International heave Cure
Dr. Scott's " "
Poultry Food 25 and 50 pkg
" 5o and 1.00 pkg
5o and 1.50 pkg
' 25 and 5o pkg
So
5o
"
Sto6k and onitru IlrnfflfflcS
International Worm Powders 50
Dr. Scott's 50
Louse Killer 25
Healing Oil 25 and 5o
Cows Kelief 5o
Balsam of Myrth 25, 5o and 1.00
Sulphur, Salts and Salt rutr6
Ouster Shell
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
R Winchelsea
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f th
c cmeeting
•1 t add
A teen,
Kirilhroy and Toronto. coming from patrons of the Winchelsea Creamery
Toronto to the .inntes Street church. was held at Elimvi!le oft Thursday ;
in 191)1 h.• oa.. elected I'residtnt of afternoon. The Auditors' rel•ort as
the London conference and is held presented by 9.a Andrew and 1V::
in the highest esteem by his brother Smith was read by Mr. Andra,
>+ increase r.
is throughoutthe province. _ 1 sal rn r
c rr. • tbro h ► r rn r , sic nt
gP Lard a
e1b ►
3ho
s
1ipresent c
hh. nt c to int t nt char.. to
Hobbs c n hisr
1
June last anti since that limn^ h}• bus
genini mind Oensnnt disposition he
has endeavored himself to his whofe
congregation. being universally pop-
ular :intone them. in his revs?,.;ions
of the gospel truths he is not afraid
to speak out for his Master. and his
sermons are well delivered.
®dim is )im ":r• si I sz" rzumum �
FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING
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Parlor Suit Parlor Tables
Easy Chair Odd Chairs
Music Cabinet Couches
Sideboards Hall Racks
Buffets Kitchen Cabinets
Dining -room Tables Dining Chairs
Dainty, well -made and at reasonable prices.
Bed Room Suits Bed Conches Mattresses
Springs, Brass and Iron Beds
Newest styles anl all at popular prices
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading tloiue Furnisher,. and Funeral Directors.
M{ K lr •tit .r.rtllf
+ iui•o• • .� • t � l•„�••N.:wti�iirwilh� YiiWiiNiiiii
stn felting ins" •,he "Poi's" .Junior
(lector 71. Thornton Fear 67. harper y (refCURLING
(fivers 69, wench,. Gushes lib. Mar- hockey team carne down to try con-
63.
on- On \\'rdnc�day evening of Net week
i1 '
CI A O with r
t n nth th Exeter x r Ju i
nor. a d
n
11 G3 L I T fit, . c Exetercurlers
1 at Mord Lolo at:ur r w f t c t rs
ion c th too rink. o h
1.111..1 Day ii1. 1.:, 11.•!.e Handford 61, %%Cre beaten 12 to 1 Froin the :,tar, returned to 1'arkhill to finish the
No. on roil 43, average attendance the Exeter boys went after the puck • bonspicl which had previously leen
nod succeeded in l,IncinR it 6 times 1 f h• t
39.
C. Vomiter. teacher.
Ittl(IM V.
Sr. 111. Ilona'.. %V. Manson 83. I,.
11,•dd• n:1, M. Heywood 8'2. 11, Hod -
ger( s2 Alberta knight 79. ('ass; A. last half Exeter scored five more
Rei; .Io•• Fo.litk 72, 1,. I:est1' 72 goalst Altho'gh the [lenen'l tears
played n good game they failed to
keep together. white the Eget r for
wards had good combination and their
defence nen, et rang. The tine lip
within the Ileneall nets before th'
visit ,
visitor,. r A s c r e 1. t o they 0 o h ri b y rrnd.. their
only score of the evening. At half
time the score was 7 to 1, In the
E. (anile} 70. A. I)ny 111, O. Davis 68.
W. Kph] 67. 0. Dlncdonald 65, .7.
efcCnllagls 01, Jr. 111. llonors;
.1'.tckvol► lit. atat Men. Ruston AO. A,
\lack 78, Pais: Marjorie Heiden 70.
II. Perrone 67. Flotonce Wood 67, E.
Davie 65. Fanny Dewey 63. No. 00
roll a3, average attendance ;:0.
1. S. Murray, teacher.
ItOOM VI,
.1 r. I 1 I. llonors : Melville Madman
rf I,i , /.nefle 8:t, III -i Ilorney l3.
til. wilt Vincent 79. Karl Weidenhnm.
mei 7:t. Dorothy White 77. Gerald Fit-
ton 70. Dorothy hunt 75. ('ass; Dora
Ilnuideti 71. Gordon Were 6'S. George
' Irl wean 01, Sr. 11. Honors; Illic'Ua
Hensel!, Cudmore. port:, At one man.
(mi111: 'McQnren. cover: Smith. left
Iludson centre ; Neiland. right :
Jirandt, rover.
Exet yr, E. Soothcott, goal ; G. Ac1►e-
3011, point ; 11. (•:Hint 1. cover: C.
Ileywood. left ; 1I. lovers. ren: r F.
Mal'ott. right : 11. tsontheott, rover.
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!05tpollee (.11 lrcolilit n 1 t thaw.
They wer.% not successful in getting
inside t lu• money.
The local bopspie: was held on Mon-
day. 11. Go•ild calve out best man
in single competition. winning the
stein offered by Mr. 1i. lluston. Geo.
Anderson came nest winning the curl-
ers coat donated by Sanely J1:nvden.
Following is the resu:t of 1ho piny-
ing : Preto llinary games -Rev. Collins
won from 11. e. I'nylnr 11-5; Parry
Gould frotn 11. Seldom 11-6; E. ,loner
from T. Hoyle by default ; A. Taylor t h o t
f II. Ruston by default. First
Draw -11. Gould non (Iota E. .Ions
111-R: ltev. Collins iron' Alf 'l'aytifr
8-7; N. 11, ilurdon from W. W. Tatman
l+-;1: .1. 'i'nylor from Fred Itawden 8-1
The saner tram wont to tl nsnll ``bile 4', "orthrott won from L. 1'a1-
Tmc.dny to play 1 he return snatch. mer. 11. \Wilson ',roll .1. Ere ve and
EdisoR's lolesl ood Gr t i
o rs h is un-
questionably
The
gluestionably
nt Ed so 's
t n many inven-
tions, while it seems ion-
,
�,.� possible to improve the
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Latest of k inn !neon -
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madeo !�C
i :, tions is th
- _:� a Amberol lode
total monoy reccit•cd wn)r ,•.1,167.71 nn
increase of 1 tl,5f,0.17 over 1!?OQ. 'rh minute Record. They play twice as
business now ranks as on- o! tit the ordinary records. If you have
highest In the dairy trade of *h' not an Edison Pnnnogr.tph don't de -
Province and Ibis is due to ih ,rive you'elf of their 'company any
hearty co-operation !hitt exists b.•- longer. The prices are within the
twcen the patrons and the proprietors tench of all. Send to ns for Catalogues
the joint -stork company that formerly Ito -day.
trade
the owing
th had a large! The Purity J Willis Powell
• ♦ excessive O/C
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tactx
u w1n to !
ie h t o
tr
a1 (,
t
' is prices of•
,• rice k
and o
of ha„►int frisk an !
butter during' the }ear jest previous, -�-
to its cbaneiog hands its business bad
fallen off eonsiderab:yt It is to the
ctredil of the patrons that they have
rallied to the hep of the creamery'
which in a sense is still then as !;
servo... thein the satire as formerly.
If the business still intreaacs it trial
be necessary to enlarge the pros .11t.
building and the intron•% very sever.
AND
needy voted a fair price for man't-
facturing so that every one within
the scope of the crenmery's operation..
rung feel sure Ihnt their cream will
be handled to th, best ndvanta;t••
t e •1 reaches the secant •ry 111. !twit
excessive cost to anyone. After th-
business part: of the meeting a got/,
programme of speeches took place.
Mr. J. 11. Scott. of th • Exeter Cream-
ery. Mr. A. 11. Doupe. of kirkton and
'4r. holt. Gardiner appropriately ad-
dressed t he meet ing on su bJect s re•
letive to .Dairying'. 'Plast discussions
by the audience showed their interest
in these addresses. Mr. Iiarriron. o!
the Bank of Commerce. Exeter end
Mr. Driver. of the Molectie Ilenk.
i:irkton. ,.ileo briefly tiddres•^d the
neer: inn.
lour
eed
anti treat the hoe:- seam 8 to 6. A; Gen, Anderson Jinni Iles, S. 1', sharp
half time the /more was 6.3 in Exet• t'• by demi,;, SP' (Ind 1113"-11. liould
89. favor. Sandy J)alcden was reser• ltml (torn C. Snell 9.0 G. Anderson
Cornish Pl. Alice 'I':'y.nr �larguer- from N. D. Ilurdon 1 10 3 : .1, letyl r
RICK'S VORECASTS -t'- Parker'( 70. Lillie ,Wicker 75. _T from Rev. Collins 7-5: C. \atthrotl
Prism: Mildred Hardy 74. (:dna .loons from H. \\'alcor t+G, Semi F,nnla --
e \'iota Welsh 71. Mi'ti' Welker 79, A Reactionary Sturm Period on ••n 1 11. Gould won from 0, ori two t 9-1
Mery i)ay 69. Millom Kydd fair. Grace tourhinu the Iltb. 1111, and 13th. "fill .\ii'l. i•nn from .1. 'Taylor 7-6. Finals
t'.'Hine 63. Wm. Jacobi Gl, No. oil
t„ : :11. merle, • attend:race 30.
11. SI. kinsman. tenches.
ROOM \'li.
Jr, 11, Honore; Alnre:act Sher!. 82.
Ilaru'd Hoyle 81, Vera Marsha:l 79,
Pass ; Alvin Cornish 7:1, Willie Brown
67. (:tar Darnel... 07, Ilrucc (Steers 07,
Vera Sw,•rl 67. irene Ea.tcrbrook G:t.
Leon Dearing 62. Clnr•nco Mortey tit,
1)elcm Chariton 60. I'risei:ln Collintt
,wood GO. Mary Morlock 60, Sr. 1't,
11. Honors; ItIndys Harvey f•'8. Vales
Jones 8R. Mahe! Hackney 85. lirrtha
Jackson 8:. %Veani knight 71, Irene
Patefle 79. fres; Mildred Marl oily
71, Mildred Marehenrl 72. Violet Mar.
lett 70. Norman Nutty 70. Arta Delve
(14. Fred IIrimecombe 60, Charlie Ford
60. No, on roll 43. average attend -
enc., 30,
A. 1., Hleeth, teacher.
1t'00M \'111,
Jr. 1't. 11. Honors; Verdi Hill 91.
Thelma Connor 82. Ernie Welts 81.
.Trssie Howey 76. Earl Mager '75. Wil-
bert (Iille.pie 75. I'nss ; Josephine
I13ris 72. Elmer 'rny'.or 67, I't. 1.
llonors: Mildred Harvey 80. ('!}de
lleeman 81. Philippa ilarnees 76.
Pass: Edo nrd Yellow 72. May Web•
rater 69. Wench.. Senior GI, (lamed
krait! 61, No. on tie' 50. average
attcndnnc, 30.
11. G. Pennock. teacher.
Moon on the celestial equator and in 1.0n;11 6, Anderson 1.
perigee on t he 12i 1,. eromf.e. •om :
very severe morins. blains tht:ndr 1'14110 t\li ('O1 N('ll5th..
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and tierce wind. sou thtward-snow•. Council tact February
gleet and high tures northward. Se . the menthes were present. Minot, s
if your haromrt'1 4Intsn't warn }n^ of ,I:anrnry meeting rend and iip-
ei this lime. 11e ready for sever,' proved.
cold behind the .forms. Threntening lay -Intl• No. 1 1910 confirming the
eouditione trill be pro'onged by 1 h appointment of elunicipal Officer.
Slcrcery influence at this tiler. -\ nn.i fixing salaries was pissed. signed
Iteeillar Storm Period covers the 15th and s••nled,
to 2(It11. being central on the 17th. 'Two crises of need requiring mi-
lli, Mercury dislurltnnce will he n: in,d,nte relict were' reported to the
its culmination during :fns period. council.
with Venue. Fart awl Mars • 1 in The Peeve and r
1ler'n t
On
were
r
'1' d het the •. c ens , .
n period t .. eats t ,
force". htr is r, t tt.ti f
r I .tl { n.nt 1 n ut 1.
imrnnle;er A113111 11 be **-itched and tiles. 1'awson at Lumley with author -
cautiously herded. If it ai"s veru It to relieve if necessary.
low $en''raliy. 1orna.lic storms will C„m.nlelvn{t the urgent need or
Ire prnhab!c southward. and b'iexards• ne.,te'iiate 11,11, the seri of 816.00 ens
followed by n (greet co".1 wave north- n.lvant•ed to 1)r. Orme. of Crediton. to 110s,.1 fa 11' 1'' 3l'l 1.1r. 111 - (thea..
wnrd. Dangerous ire jams end floods eel provide nursing and rare for 11eitolia 2111. Vern ...it her. .1 r. 111 The rrgulnt meeting of th \\'o
ici11 demand carr in centra? states. ales. Richard Colbert until t he ca.'' Heatrie, '1'ernhnit 745. 1 imili Iles - m.tn's InstiUrte was held nt the Imine
owing to \'orbs rains. 1t 'hie Stec eau br invrslignted. n , ., of \li1'11131
. ('r, (:onttor ort i'ridnc lest.
sten 11)1151 be ...coveted at th:' and ,\,'mania oillei Miall In $318.47 wore n►3nrt 16_. 1•:Ihcl O It'r 1n1, \\"attic
the {rrr•vion. ,rind. The Mars r•r- Q fischrr 31!1. hr•,1 Nhiinrt '112. (toe After the regular lunares,. the.• .,.dies
P 1 peesed 11111 1,111.•x. issued in payment. !;Inn's lie 1!11 He. 11-Itnsahel n 1'f iff twee• pb`nsa:itty mate rt tin d to 1••0
inti i!i fat enough progressed nt this Council then ailjour•ned to meet I:r6..lohriny 11eekninnn !r3 Jr, 11-.\I- by %lies Comm:.
period to indicia, the ge►trral ton:, 'leach 5:11 ai um, O',,orl:. of 1,1or0. amt ii eel her i:ntil alter the F. NI011Li.'z . C:: tlls 1'rr1 Tischer. Ado)' ke?'en. Si Pt. Thr Quart eriy'(lflici:il hoard of
1T--\Wil!ir 1'ischrm. i.connrd fichro,•. .Tarnos St, alrlhodist church on bit's, -
middle nl Aird•. \Ve believe that - - d r. .1 r. 1't. li-Borman Fischer, A. day nigh: test. {'ranted short, ry
wining cnhditior's toil? h, rprime rril brinier. ex limier,.
n :
Ind 'weer... Do not h^ surprimed sol i( Children Vey Tomb III Seel,, TurilbW' Peal Fe' license to the following
Wee! fee t; storms nu an�e the .outs. t ler. Sr. 1'r. i --Minford Leth r. VetDr, Rolls)en. leanest tinsoe':. Rut i-.
fOR FLETCIIER S li,. I,el!er..lr. Pt. 1--T arms '11:r:t. Wilcox. Melvin 8owtheOtt. ►tags.• 1
coal err amts at and nhrrit s'nnn C A s T 0 R hall. NI, Che:lew. Teacher. • May and Victor Sweet.
periods tae last half of February.
'The following iv n correct report
for the pupils of 5. H. No. 3. Steph-
en for the month of January.
IV. V. Degnrill; A. V. C.
Parsons: .1. \Wil;is. Sr.i'-
lis; 11. i'ar'ons. Jr. 11I. 1.. Sanders:
C. Treibner; G. Staulake. Sr. 11' M.
Tleibner; 1'. Sanders: 11. I'reszratnr:
Sr. Par: 11 A. Ilam.lton : (•., Ilnnli'-
lnn Jr. Part i1 A. Shapton : It. Par-
son.: Et Ilovat 11,. Sr. Part I. lis
l're•ecator: C. l'i nt akr. Jr. Par.: 1
.1. li:nnilton: 4'. \\•il'i.; V. Itoitar;ti.
. %V. 1.. 'l'reibner. Teacher.
5 .�•i. .►.
15.
'�' HAY
The (oi!o t in 7 is ,h • report for \o
111}• and Stephen for the month of (,raters for growing Jhe different
,Inn•,n,). Sr. IV -"."1,1„I'' Schroeder erops for the Cauniiig factory, tar the
:473. .I r. 1\ --Glad}s 'Turnbull ':r1. season 19111.-f4. ;M, sander., Mani:;er.
All Good Kinds of
Flour and Feed
kept on hand
Bran and Shorts
Sold 1►y the Ton.
%\ heat taken in exchange
f;•r !':cur and Oats taken in
exchange for Oatmeal.
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i•:x 1:I'Eit.
Rivers
ON IA 1110.
✓moi
1 FARMERS
1
A Til
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CONTRACTS
The Exeter Cannin;t Co. is now pre-
pred to enter into contracts with