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The.su Ietnentary' ineetiu of the R
PIx l� ..1�, gx'iatt �xnau of the •irt�ayderitr� of of Berlin, exnlnd�xt�tad'tee �;xaar•tc�rlysc�r„
t held n � week a Evangelical ch ;mph teat
Insti Ute e d dur�i the' past w e at ' vices i • the Eva oilmen ,
Over
Zurich, Rental!, Saturday Farquhar,>�zxshvw :,
�� � >i•i b, >�eu l , 13 t;clay° +end r3udaay.� %fuer• �� �aai�ilr
Varna, and Strong's .Rall in Tucker- ; sacrament on Sunday morning. The-
smith,
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s `. h e all� could be desired. revival meetings
a
mit, were tb1 t c d.-« n e t; d 1 h l d r. i 1 m ,et lx}�s� Are being continued
The pre�eidexit, Mr. II. Horton, and the . ter of tf�e titer dcraares s rt a Me thike ret k. Rev. Kncteliei is assisting
street th our pastor,Rev. Dain ni, at the services.
-Mrs. Agra, Link is attending the
spring millinery openings at London
and Toronto thiis week, -Weare pleas-
ed to stat`.i that Ales, Jr o. Isaac and
Mrs. Wes, Winer, who have been very
ill, are recovering. -Fred Ramsay lavas.
HUN d
titin engaged as hostler at hull � hr��l.
-'I'he`Liter'ary Society of our village
are melding arrangements for a. can-
''ttel't t(f )e give�ti the letter paint of next
rritanth. -Mr. Mathew Stetter, fr�oin
Frankfort, kf i t, Germany, h�ra been engaged
by Mr. Fred. Heist. The young maxi
is intelligent and We re sure there is
a bright !il .ure before bine-Revival,
services have cemrrienced 111 the Meth
.xeter arid twig boyhood will greatly
regret to heat~ of the sudden death of
Rev. De. 'VS ilionghby, only. a few years
sir a res ec a and rirue ova .p;is-
secretary, kir. Robert Gardiner, who odist u ' ,
church. Bi. Willoughby went
took charge ofthe different meetings ,from here to Fofest, where he remain -
feel well pleased with the result. The ed about two years;, when he was ':sup.
road were good, the weather hilar and emir/filleted, and has during he past attendance large at all the meet- three years- resided in Brantford.AnIngs.
atseount of the eii'.cnnietances of liis
The speakers were on different twee. deetli is given herewith:
25
. -During ' r D. Anderson. Professor M . C). xI A e+aeor
.� rs ri, tP I�enheirrx, Feb. ,�o.-.i�.trcing the sing
,Arkell of the 0..4.0., :Mr. 'hos. MO* : ing of the the second verse of the byton
Millan of Hulletr, Mr. W.. D►. Sanders iriixnedietc l following ideliverance
'of .Stephen, Mr. L. S. Philli s of Ha bis i
� �`_ ' of a vigorous and impressive , sex moxa
Mr. Barbour of Crosshill, Mr. P. Madge of one hour's dutaticin, Rev. 1)1. Wile
of Theme Road, Mr. Win. Lewis of
IAughhy, of I3rarrtfQrd,• dropped dead
Crediton, Mr. :M.: Y, McLean of Sea- of heart feiILne in the pulpit of the
tn:
forth, Mr. Jacob Ielleranu of Hash- MethodiP
.st clrarre}�� liera� tonight. The
wood,.arui Mr. J. Eider of Ray. end carne to Dr. Willoughby entirely
A.naong the s,abjects taken by the without warning,. The;. second verge
different sFeakers were marry` of great had just liegun when he was seen to
interest, 1x11 of which were well and in- place,}his hand over his heart and sink
terestingly delivered. Some of them tot*
chair. The aged .
-t
ient was
are:"hotatrcYOf Crops, Care and deed longbe�ore aid, arrived. Not -
plication of Manuree "Breeding and withstunrug'his 70 years the deceasedFeeding Beef Cattle, Our Count' wee in a} erentl vi o ols health, d
"'Farrers' Sons" 'Foodstu;" he.'doting Ce in ,connectionhorse,:its conformation and characterY ,rR1t�the revival being held, 1cora•leties„„Farming ns 11Oeeupation,,plaalut`
of ill -Health , or ;htdisposition
Relative profits of grass aaud °stall
• Kirkton
I,ALJ tir --re ther
of ome
h �.' rte
the e t pe Kirk, the vara eh+`:
.Mrs, ase la
A y rib, and the holey toys .oa+
eupying the sprit where it was limit
h,e placed by the little fingeritof ita own-
er, speit,k (if the recent preeenev
hiigtit ale fellow. The fonder' af-
fections of loving hearts were lavishly
bestowed on little Harold, who nature
ally responded to their gentle touches.
Only tem years at cI 7 months of inno-
cent,
joyous, child -life then Harada
passed front the tenderest love that
earth a,fforas pbo the richest love of
Y
Heaven. The little lad was of a cheer
fill r.lisposition,p;tient undearafflictions
an example to many who were older.
,He was a xnerril�er of the Junior F,
worth I.eagte„which paid last :respect
to his remains on Monday by biking
part in the services, and walking to
the cemetery. To the bereaved ones
we extend our sympathy.
Just Arrived” ournew spring Dress Goods. They
ey surpass anything
we have peeviously shown. We have something, that will please -everyone
and will be only too pleased to show you our ful range.
Crepe de chene all shades' good quality500 yd
• tip g per
75e •R.
50.•and 75e `”
50 and 75c "
75 and $1 "
50 and 75e
50c
Eolt'nnes " ;. Silk or Wool
. Light Gray Tweeds very ne v
Venetian cloth all colors.
Broad cloth
Mohairs in lain and` mixed. oods
p g.
Sheppard,s check°new and natty
r
ua�� � S i . s (Shirt rt ':a ists-
.....
i . all kinds
Plain Ginghams
Vests s
Checks:
ating
ticks, Drills Art
z
Fane Ging ams
Linens
Ves s..
�B
f her
� s.
Satins..
feed Inge' "The `l re%m tt horses ' •'The
fertilit y : f the soil; etc,. etc. ,
,,. y o 11 ,
Tire evening meetings at the di
fe
r-
eit points ere p r .olerlyentertain.
i owing c the rendering., nf excell-
ent progrittns,
xcei-entmprograms, many choice.
numbers being given by local taalentof
the districts, in solves, recitations,: in-
strumentals, etc. '
Muchgreater interest hes been liken
e t.
in the meetings throughout South Hoe
-
on this year tnat ever before by the
farmirr e �u i
ty pr kireit`l
Ya and
this is very encouraging
to the direct,
ors' who are yearly nt a great : deal of
teouble_aind"expense, and who are.pio«
Toxtionately anxious as to the. `. result.
o the1? resident, Mr. •,Horton, .and. the
Wa* heard from. shim. He is survived
by three sons' and one daughter, his.
wife: -having died about a year. ago.
They are ler. Willoughby of SteGeor -e
street, Toronto; Rev. Gerald W illoug '
by-Qof Johannesburg,, :South Africa;.
Herold- cif Capetown, ` South Africa.
21:i1
yrs, fi`
. Watson of
Ia,
lat
South Africa. , His remains will be
'taken to Toronto for interment.'
Anderson
on ".
berti in of. Sr. Marge : `s the
l� King- . M..g r
finest of ` Archie `Hyde.-WiIl ' Hodge
and;'S. McIntosh are euttirxg wood at
Meetierwel1.-Oharles Clarke of Lara•
den is,visitieedriends at Anderson,----.
:Mss Bella. Malay:.Who Baas beery ill for
secretary',Mr. Gardiner,much of the softie time as •rt�cbvering.---Miss M1i'ry
is ue a d theyare dee i Switzer is visiting ,her sister, Mrs.,
credit , t1 .�i � ag:Q,f $
the thanks' of the
people for their good B ck;i1et Seaforth.-Jannis Beatty's'
eaters is on 'Wednesday, March 70,; on
lob t line rtsha�
3 dlet r: i
r B d, commencing
nt IOo'clock sharp.
re showing,45 pairs Misses & Boys Shoes re
Their first consignment of 4ew
which you 'find,
amingist
nigh oleos English Peints bectutien,i patterns in all the best colors, every
piece guaranteed to lend it's color in the'washing. Prim 12ic.,
New high class English Ginghams and Chambrays, in plitin piieks and
blues, also checks in never and white and black and white. Price 15e.
New English Voiles, hi four leading shades, Oxblood, navy, Oxford grey,
and grass green. , , Price 15c.
New Rook "fast Dellis colors. can't be washed out: These are the right
thingS for shirts, aed boys'blouses, 3 patterns to choose from:s Price
NeneOrearra and White Flannelettes et old prices, in spite of the ad.yancee
in all lines of cetton goeds.
The prides Iiiid,herre fbr produce are as good as were ever
0: ay cash when you dont-need goods \
.0WARD Sv BLOOMFIELD
alKein as ..dash.
Likw college of Fig/dolma and Surgeons, Ontario.
rornicr Muse Surgeon Toronto Western RospitaL
Successor to Dr. J. ,A, Itollins, Night call at office,
Exeter, Ontario.
tors, Notariel, Conveyancers, Commisslipers.,
Money to 14044 pt lowest rates et interest.
Oftlees, Slain street, Exeter,
0 Rent*
stable on Alexander Street, North•Exeter. Irnmedi,
nto Possession giVen. For particulars apply to
For Sale.
Eight acres of land, a gOod barn, also a gOOd or-
deal with kinds of fruit. ''.eleepiace is situated On
Tharocs Road, North Exeter. Immediate pOsSesaion
given'. For partieulars apply to
For Sale.
ewe well drained, Well Ire roYed and,trulY aP•to*
date farm, being eotnposed o Lot,,,No. 11, in the 7th
conoer.sion, in the Township of Diddulph, the
We have alarge amount of private fluids to loan County of Middlesex, eonta ning 100, acret. of land.
0 n farm and village properties at low rates of inter.
est. . 4 Situated on the premises tt,leC a good , Storer briek
Earristers, Solicitors,Main et.. Exeter On
,,Dioney To Loan.
private funds to loan on farm Alia vilblg
treperties at lowest rates of interest.
LLOYD JONES
Organist mid Choir Master Mitehell `1,tethodiet
Teacher -Plano, Organ. Voice, Ilan:golly;
methods. Thoroughnesa
Property, ifor Sale.
di -areal 4liter/erne" the Township of /fay, near
aro g stable, good waters de,
Another 100 mere fah..
drained, small turhard,
born, oltahle wed grainer
SA.NDILR8 .16
r sale, in the thwoship of
sores hush, ttIkMA house,
It Foster.
house, bank barn 00x40, cement hog pen, w mill
and geed youtet,orchord. . This is t,ruly most ()mit'.
able property, well stipplied with 'Water. convenient
to'school and churches and one of the most improved
farm in the County of Middlesex. For further par,
Whalen P. O. Barristers Els..., Exeter.
The Undersigned is offering for sale that desirable
farm in the township of Stephen, being Lot 7, Con.
cession 4, containing 100 acres of first class land.
There is on the prcsmses a good brick honge,
barns, driving. shed, good young orchard, two never.
failing wells and Other conveniences; the land is well'
drained and fenced and is all under cultivatiW
Will be sold cheap and on easy terms as the proprie.
tor intends going West. Apply to
F. tiAr. DAKEK,Crediton East.
The undersigned is offering for rale the farm Drop.
rrty in the township of Diddulph, Lot D. North
liouralarY containing 164 acres: Tins farm 18 tliViti-
ed int* two sections, 100 acres and 04. and will be
sold t ether or repo:Ate., 'There is in the PO ttere
lot,* It tse, two hank orehard, ten kW.
bush, two never., 110, Oiral mill
att to one, rod Cot On the ti4
acre Ars ka hank feet and *MAO
*Pres Wadi.
This pmprety %Mho sold oftesp and on easy terms.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Messirs. W. Tiiyior and Kenneth
Greenwood were in Mitchell Tuesday.,
Misses I.la.Oottle and ' Mary Newe
coinbe have gone to London. where
they have seeuredrsit.natiens.
Khalva
Miss Olaria Nebb wa.s• :the west' of
Miss Lipperdt, for .a� few ; days last
'Week. - -John l aisi has disposed of his ,�.
,�► . ' - : Brig aand any' were tho ` -.words .of
Mrs. G. H. Hoghes of Ottawa.arrzr�ace r M Y'in to t�I ls' ear ck for be 1I
.,: r. ,� .,��� �... : � tiara alter the cctneert, OD the
• ::.. # Ca: t'erTlxs r11- tits 0f,.$0000. ,The latter gets. posses..praise L1 lax i oft.
Mess he aFitton."', siert: in the f;i -- i
excellent
P �' rig, he b' ysr . •.gYl who
sof her- , thele, �r. I'Iyogi
1i Il T m ?�ollitss cva�s vis-
iting
rna�te ini beirx present, en-
' Mtt:a .A`ttntsa' ("i=trTrvtr�t�ca Who has been i�Xtit� it�fPit(�C,l ;tt�t'ttl�i�i 'this '.'6nsnir....: were �t)riC '��>�tTe......ai. ,•
odist ehnreb this week, 'VVe tr')ist
they will be cif great spiritual benefi
to all,• -Between 12 end 1 o'clock Suri
t .
mix
dayri' thi,' vicinity
rti g
was visited.
gted
by a heavy storm of rain, thunder and
lightning. No damage was done as far
as known.-Tdenry Either-,M.P.1'., whc
is attending the L* gislature in Toronto
spent last- Sunday at bottle with his
far/lite.- School Inspector Torn, of
Goderich; made his usual'inspectiot Of
our school an Tuesday.. in found
everything“' first-class condition,
pith the exception of the sehoal, which
is n as Very,t
an �at
a sa sfact�wy eonditan.
We feel. that our genial" Inspector ill
.g' „ p '
overlook the present condition
laffarirc.as it will -only be a few months
before we will have aa,haandsorrte scho
house with all the modern ecin.vet-derices.
---Mr. McLean. is in our village for the
purpose of installing an ;acetylene gas
plant, 1t
p t, pd so fear, is meeting with good
-success.-'fur buteber got in; his sea-
son's Ice on Friday,' After a great deal
Of d.if ilcult a was obliged' to use"
wagons`alai ,,.
to t. t,,1
i Th co
cert
given by the Band of fur il. n
y our village iii the
Town Hall, was well attended. Mr.
Wan. Lewis acted as chairman and
needless to say .perfot rx ed . hie duty
well., Will'McLeod, the ,comic enter-
ta,iner of Seaforth, although ,suffering
from a severe cold, kept the crowd
laughing lint':" les good Immor. The
selections of our local taleYat werex-
cellent and we:are indeed' proud of the
talent we possess,.':' The' band, , under
the able leadership of Lloyd -Jones, did
Centralia
- ; „iss Lillie' Anderson, who .bats been
Visiting friends' n in
� e ds i Tined end rid
ti oit for the pest two weeks, returned
Mane on Tuesday best looking uoueh ,
better for her: trip. -Pat, Curtaaini,
:Thos. Ryan, Wilbur and :Lutherhicks
left for the' West cin Saatgidaty last,
after spending the winter hate. --Alex.
Falls
�1c has hem confined to his bed
through illness : for the :pest ween„ -
Alex. Jamieson of con. 2, Biddul h
Q
has purchased a piece of ground from
Wm. Moffatt ri
o and. n, proposes building tt d d
p op es i inn in
1 the spring. -Jas !Quarry of .-Toronto
paid the town a flying visi ,cin_ Satin. -
day last, Jimi says Toronto isjhet
the plaice for him. -Shipments
'the week were: --Curtain aa,nddHicke, ,a
c r of horses for the 'West; W.
Elliott,.a cal • of horses; n
.� � �r ``9G+ :Btiiiler, P
a ear of hogs teeTaronto Lawson .and
Brown, car of bogs. to Collingwood•
Abbott & Son. car' of eggs to Whim.
peg. --:Sortie of the village people, who
keep bens, say theyaare, rrnssi eggs
and that something is. taking 'them.
' It is• pretty early in t'heseason ,for"egg,
.v
thie es.
s ,lie s
T1ha rave e
. s
wife and
t
family of Lucan : were the guests
. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hodgins on Sun-
day lest. -moire. Wm. Pyne is very' ittl«
-Mrs. . . Elliott,'i$ i o
her recent `mess.
D i ale. :Much regret is..expressed
hereat the unexpected dea�tli of aa., ire-
spected resident of'Moore rte .in. the
person. of Mrs. Wm. Kelly.' who sue-
-combed to what.. is :supposed ° to 'be •
heart disease on Saturdayevening
about 10',o'cloek. Dace ed had ,been ,
ill about .one: week. She leaves to
,J"�rn,herd mise .bnsband3 ►, itt n``y. ''
soils, one at nee u: e i' tee West.
The f uneratt took plectra -ix Tuesday to
the cenwtery at eidaire,
visiting relatives here for some -weeks, 'at.
Following is the 'program. given at
tbe Literary Society meeting wilicb
Mrs. jas. Taylor hoe 'returned from w AS held at Mrs. Bloett'e bome ott Fri -
St. Thomas:where she was called tb- day evening: splo by Mies Ella Beever;
paper*on Thomas A. Edison by Mies
Wekla Banes; solo by Dr. Haist; paper
on "Tole of TWo Cities" (Dickens) by
Mrs.. Bluett; piano Duett by the Misses
13eaver. The meeting of March , 2nd
nes been postponed.
(-..eeein has. purehaae4, the -hotel
are/Vet McGillivray from „Tames Maif.
fary. Possession given May ls We
Wish Sohn every soccese in his ven-
ture. -Thos: McOefin, who has been
attend tne fnnerail of laer father, Mr, engeged with Harry Wing at Shipka,
John Guest, who died suddenIV of he laid aside owing to illness. • e • -
heart failure. •
millinery openings and from there will
return to Niagara-on-thedake to. ',e-
strum her position, '
J. N., Howard entertained a
number of her friends to a'secial even.
ing Friday last, her sister, Miss L.
13rernacombe of Killerney, Man., being
the honored guest. '
Mr. and Mrs. T. Ilawkshaw and
little daughter, Myrta, after spendinig
town, returned to their bottle in Lon-
don, Monday morning. Mr. Hawk -
route on tbe road from here bnt ow.
ingeto illness was Allged to retarn to
left Tuesday fotsheig-hoine Cryatel
For Sale or to, Rent.
The brick two-story building on the carper of
and Nelsen streets, Exeter, The house is in
gdod repair and is large and commodious. There are
three-fifths of art acre of rank With Orchard and gaY.
den. Apply at the Advocate (Mee: • •
For Sale,
•
The new brick dWelling on 03000111er Of Jatileg and
-Andrew streets, Exeter, at. present occupied by Mr.
El, M. Sanders. Price $1,150. For further particu-
lars apply to
For Sale.
The half of Lot,I4, in the 5th CT:100.081On a 110.
'borne, containing 00 acres of choicest hind; 17 acres
in fall Wheat,13 sores newly seeded, 10 acres pasture
10 acres ready for swing crop. Possession any time.
Ear particulars apply to
Seaforth. Exeter.
Farm tor Sale or Relit for Pasture
The undersigned is offering for sale or rent for pas -
tura Lot 110, Con. 0., Usberne, containing 100 Acres,
first•ciass land, situated gl.,14 mlies from Exeter,
For'particularS apply to "
Sale RegiAters.
the property of Mre. W. ar. Cann, (4idley street,
SATURDAY, Mare1110.—liouseltold eiteeto, the property
of W. ti. Ilaston North street, Exeter, elale At
o'eloelt. John dill, AuctiOneer.
Gredlion Polies Village*
Public notice is hereby given pursuant to Section
751(3) of the Municipal Aet, 1903, that a pctition has
praying that the County Connell of Huron, pass a
ny-law declaring the Trustees of the Police Village
of Crediton a corporation under the name, of "The
Board of, relict Trustees of the Police Villkx of
Crediton. '
Crediton, yea Seeteee,
WM. IL weezere Police Thews.
Meri Wanted.
Gooct reliable Men in this district to
represent ns and sell witelenee to far.
tilers; splendid seller. Work during
sPare time or permanently. Splendid
opening for a hastier. Write for par.
tienlars to the •
CANADIAN' 141141-1f: OA.. Ltd,
Woodstock, Ont.
•
4.
DaehretiOil
DIEne-Another resident of our yi-
einiteepessecl away to her reward 'on
Tuesday, Feb. 20th, in ehe person of
Mrs: Jacob Weide. Desieaseathed not
enjoyed very goode health for same
months and at times suffered consid.
eratile, eo that her death. came- as a
happy release to a wearee.body. 'She
was of a bright, disposition,
and was, conseqiiently most'agree.
able and entertaining companion. Her
presence will pot only be missed in the
home but ,-by a bola of friends. • The
,funeral took 'Place On Thursday. We
commend the sorrowing ones to Him
Mr. Meath our enteeprising butter
maker, has Succeeded io getting in hi
usual supply of- ice. -Rev. Fair is a
present holding revival services at th
onshine appointment.-- ° It is to b
hoped that touch good vvill result from
his earnest efforts. -Miss Edna God
bolt and. Miss Elle CAM retarned"
home Monday, after a pleasant visi
With friends in Lenclon.--The Oburch
of England, Kirkton, held a social a
the home of Thos. Washburn on- Fri
day evening. The attendance was
large and ail report an enjoyable time.
-George Turnbull and daughter, Miss
Mabel, left Menday for their isome in
ElIcemilleht are renairing their store
making it have a neat and attractiee
appeasethee, and vve trust that they
will enjoy their shere of the public
Johrt:Virright very ably filled the
'pulpit here on Sundey Morning, We
learn that Mr. Wright bas recently
been appointed one of the local preach-
ers on this circuit. We wieh him
every- StleCe88'..--W. Bray of 0Manitoba
spent part of last Week With the Coul.
tie Bros. and also wi ,a) G. Andrews.
Mr. 13ray is one of en? boye and WO,
,s,re pleased to lime of his finaneiel
prosperity in the far toned West, for
W. Hem has retiirried home after a
couple of weeks with her parents at
Kirkton plaid ViSit ,some Of the
barna in this vieinity on ,a sparrow
hunt. We learn that they intend hav.
ing a, sparrow match. teams having
been Chosen, and the team having the
certain. time have to provide au oyster
Supper.' for Andrews la this
Week moving onto WS farm Which lie
purcbased front Jae. Ileywnod. Mr.
Arelrevre moved Co Exeter from here
eoine two veers ago. We weleonaeliiin
, to One nsitlet onee more. We teeth
gIntiot:ive divr: „.0 ta. r. 114 vlOt 7,01 .4: I 11. 1.1 41 is; vt81 ii)ote
hfro,irendr:opt.t..:443,.. :111\r°,1.1,1:147:04.-77.r„:.mfr..
Tinu
mone7, 'but Ws het
Ittly than broke.
Nets
A party of young people from Me-
Gillivary surprised Mr. Wm. Welsh at
his bome in Crediton East on Friday
joyably. spent. hi games, etc. The
party broke up at 3 a, Ila.—Miss Hetty
Sweet of Exeter and her friend, Miss
Stewayt of Winnipeg, also Mrs,. Smith
and Master Mervin Russell of Exeter,
visited last week at the home of Mrs.
Jas. Hodgips.
WEnieneG ANNIVERSARY. -011 the
evening of Feb. leth, Mr. and IYIrs. jas.
Hill, who reside a short distance south
of the village, celebrated the fortieth
anniversary of their wedding. day.
About twerity-five guests were present
anti were royally entertained to a sum-
ptuous supper. The evening was
then pleasantly Spent in social chat,
games, etc. -A song by Messrs. W.W.
Kerr and Eli Sweet was appreciated as
was also a speech by the: host, who
hold of his successes and failures Lin
different oetupations in Iife, and gave
a short account of his courtshipe and
and final triumph in winniag the best
valentine any man ean receive, a good
wife.. IVIrs. Hills' aged -mother was
able to be present, althongh she is past
her eightieth birthday. All join in
wishing Mr, and Mrs. Itillgnsany happy
returns ef the clay.
and Ales. Henry'Goeld, a son.
and Mrs. 'Wm. -Snaith.a daughter.
EIARNICSS.-In Exeter, on Feb. 20, to
Mr., and Mrs. John'Harness, a son.
Correrc.-In Usborne, on Feb. 22, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jas.. ()tittle, a daughter.
WIDFIST.tR.—In Exeter, em Feb. 17,eto
Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Webster, a son; •
ruult—TUBEIVVILL—At the home of
the bride's father, on Feb. 20, Sam.
Deer, of BlYth, to Miss Mery Jane,
daughter of James luberville of
Meiez-SNownEw-At the home of the
„bride's father, on Feb. ;20; by IteV.
Shaw, Ed. Mole of Seafortin to Miss
of Egenondville.
WI/reel-4n Lucas], on Feb.‘18, Charles
Wbite. aged 135 years. '
XACItS0N-In Parkhill, on Feb.10, Mrs.
Peterjaeltaore aged 90 years.
Itsitit -At Kirktore on Feb. 17, Harold
Kirk, aged 10 years, 7 month's, 14
Mrs. Jacob -Weld°.
INTING
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Ever thing in 'the painting tine:
Ho lywood
Ready miiied--14 15, 25 45
ands90o. tins.
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Pttint in
j'evirei Iten4y-Mixed and Adamantine
Floor Paint at prices, to clear out:
22 gnly 1-2,gallon tins, 1,'egular 90e. for 70e,
C 1 quart tins,
only 1 pint tins.
only 1.2 pint tins,
't;148RY CAN
u 251e. tor 18e.
15c. 'Or 10c.
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