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Mr.. sand. Mrs.. Jos. Laerbr aa,:...wbo
had intended returning toExeter Sint-
urday,togethaer with, the sons, Wilber
-Adel
b
yawn by a horse belonging to Ede,
the three men being in the frontseat
au the two ladies behind. All pro -
sed favorably until meeting an
\tutomobile running at slow speed and
the horse which was running fast at
tinatemAble4.44iithfirsoraviviiileigh
slipping over the ice the beck bob
struck the curb stone with appalling
force.
"The impact must have been terrific,
for everyone in the cutter was thrown
out and and fihe rear seat _woe an ala off._
`` st b k pitch ea,id».
long, her head striking against a tele -
r e pole on the corner and her chest.
n broken in. both collar bones and
*eyelid ribs being broken. She fell to
the edge of the sidewalk, the blood,
which poured from her nose and ears,
staining the snow all about iter.
Mrs. Wilbert Lain` tbrook, when hurl -
.l .from the. el o: trnok,.. rs instr...a,
guy wire which extended, -freer- th
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I.. and Haag °r!o4, Osatningu,
1IO were t'i tips thrill>.I rother,
'a lid, tr'the.-. a. ,st w.ec . b.i,Ye #iii 6x,'taetlr
to their h+olne'in Uat.roser Ina. e
Wish hegood luck:on theist =ateirtiS ' Si ,sunt b :. eti.
home el winter returned to Detroit
least week. -•‘-' We are terry to state' that
s
Cunningham is laid up this last
Week suifer-ing all kindsof agonyand
pain, but we hope under the skillful
treatment of Dr. McLaughlin that he
itors at`)/ iii -Ming iam'e. Albert,- t, is
helping his brother. --Theous
spent an enjoyable time at John
ple
aaate a olie night last .eek.
DE -aim -It is our sad duty to report
the death of Mary McDonald, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus McDonald.
,MOXYPINIOIVIrltrrattfigitter,11==
was a pleasure to meet her as she . al-
ways bad a loving and kind word for
everyone. We extend our sympathy
to her
father and mother in their
time of trouble. .
Jw Like the::star�..yaof.the ning.�_. _.
Her bright crown adorning, .
'.hey shall thine in their auty,
Bright gems of her crown.
Centralia
NELSON E. 111(3103 --Yore Production* and Sing,
� ing-Purl of London Conservatory of Mnatc, II..Ruthven McDonald. Charles Wh�ite,London, Eng.
Ernest r. les London. Eng.A i
ted nm snot
r. e-sacsatner% of T-`lae rd -'s Sup -
o - l' -':
i [ _ a# ' - r;,.adwi _ - .. e-4 ot. F a 4 in
kiVN�O�...a"�', s +-Ww. _ .y. .may..
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T^.Yl:f^'AAS6.•'C �t_•:.L"1vir. ._.'��.a �..+i �./u ��'�,f�i]�,■�y;' � �MY�M 1yPr�I�r.�.j�T....W,..w.�� ,�MYIb �p�,
1. � i .. .. ... .S.-..-_ Yf_:IY .n,W. '1W4" ^-2SIE.IJ1-tteril :' orui e
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a � trrb ,� :. in res y» ai r. vislttn iters. • eral _tending the f>ara
mbraok and his sons struck the M f of her father.-Mrher school after s., Nelson Ricks
G; Bebop visited re -1°0v" , received word of the serious. illness of
frozen ground between-- the eiidewiailk in Chain ,on iondaa
y her father.
and curb. The father was rendered' ( Mr. Byron Addison. at
Mr•
wholly unconscious and the sons wewerex. Martin, of Toronto, is lis-! Norwich and bolas, left to visit him. -
so badly dazed for *few rnoarments that ding at,bis home here. The W. M. S. meet Tuesday afternoon
they could not rise. They soon r ev John.Trott of Beanrsiville is visiting at the residence of Mrs. T. Oliver and
with frienda.in town. began work for the Arrange -
ed, however, and heroical! assistedpoor.
fuming for their loved lianas." '. and Mrs. Adolphus Evans, of menta were tradefortheir a nivere ry
The horse continued .its mad run London,; are visiting here. on Mt. 15th and filth. --Mrs. W. R.
only a short distance when the sleigh. Mrae. W.'Arecott of Killarney, form- Elliot entertained. a. number of her
' waaa'daasbed against & pole, freeing the erly Mile Sump •Kellaway, is visiting friend '' ednesday evening. - Our
animaai which was shortly afterwards here.. ..� _ choir furnished *Mk at the Eden An-
cau ht. '- Mr. usaell Southcott went to St a�aivera >it�y Sunday asad Monday.
The noise made by theaccident soon 'home* to spend a few days on Fri - nN 'r • �Hotwltla tending the 'un-
caught*
a large number of people to ay,
favorable weather and bad Wad* a
gather and they with the five medical ' Mr. end 'Ur.. Its .man and son Thom- faairl y good audience was patent at
wl ere -sun ne took cm's -of -as -are -visiting withMr. John Shute, the-Uioa -Feet-i l on --Thursday ev'g.
,e wounded. Kirktnn The concert was a high-class one. The
Thoete seriously iaejured were lamed- Mr... Imperial Quartette o London delight -
se of London +trent ed all, while the chemises by the hoir
latelytoken to neighboring houses' 8aaaimelllay surd Sunday wltb his par.
were exceptionally Sine and weli'rend-
stnd ater to the hospital where Mrs. eats b,
a, raliroaak died a �f hour after thered. tr.Nelsoon Hicks wended the ba -
Lynbrook ElliottEiliortt of Thedford is spend- tnu with skill, and deserves great
occident. in a e rya with her 'b nthaer John
The et of the
death of Mrs. Lem- dell et w ts, his reporteddiet he intends repeat -
sent
M*rnsrall . wails a kilt for the training of the choir.
iwrass n. in kn win to the h anpatil Rev. Colilns slog wool _ ie #�aranan early
�`,� ia►t'i'ir►y« ► kW tl$ at
t s" itxeter' "broke „the news. ' Jas. *Wrier, a'`" last w h! fi' date.
'For inaany hours Mr, Lynbrook wasM martin have. Grand il4tld' and ,D�irya. W. M.
unconscious from the shock. He was goneto Battle Creek, Mich., in the in- ' James Brophy, of Greenway, visited
severely bruised bodily as wen as sus- 'wrest of the latter's health. Ed. Gill on Tuesday. -Wm. Wilson,
taining head' wounds, one d - • one on 'Mr. Will Taylor, of Exeter North„ of Petrolea, visited a few days around
orehea „ sloth ri ht si e of his baas- gone -t e-is---en--1 ereiast-wt�i : -Robert--Foil
face was badly brut . But he is gag in the shipping hosiness.
gradually recovering the injuries Mrs: Sainnel Lamport, of Claude -
and shock. Mrs. Wilber Lambrook boye, is visiting her parents. Mr. and
was so severely cut and bruised that Mrs. Thes. Rowe, andl other relatives
she was unable to come to Exeter al here.
though she.is progressing nicely. The Miss Ethel lesac. of Grand Bend, ie
young hien although ss en up con- visiting her sister, Mie. Wm. sweet,
aiderabiyarenow squrter well. _ . - ill stareet, and other friends, for - a:
On the arrival of the body of deems- few daps..
Mrs. \Ym. Treble, who has been vis-
iting relatives here the past six weeks,
floral tributes were very beautiful.
left Monde evening for her home at
The funeral was held tore eter � __
Mr. Wan. J. Thomas land son, Tail.
ccmeter _ - �. aaafternoan�.--and.- ,� „-ro-. ,.....-.q.- ...,�,... ��.,, -
wilts largely attended by sorrowing °o Ea �'at , .. ved. �= ort'
d Saturday ala d will spends, short time
as aympathiziiig' 1ri#s3tsds, who feel .
the greatest r tat the deplorable with fiend here.
accident. e . " Mr. W. R. Alger of the . Bank of
Commerce lain ` allsceburg this week
St. Jbsseeph Hospital, London, attending the marriage of his brother,
Feb. Ilth, look D. H. Alger, to Miss Chubb of Wallace-
urg.
Dear Editor: -If you will be so kind b
as to give mass triyour valuable A branch of the- Horne Bank has
to i oris to my:- been opened in London, _ with Mr. F.
E.- Karn, late-a-the--Soverelgtr- Banks
n friends as ;iia s somas time -as me ger; and r -dicier- Fisher
since I wrote concerning my bealth,aaal- as teller.
l54 the iinprcntelnent in my troke n __ Dr. Kinsman- and Dr. Roulston - area
attending the meeting of the Ontario
Dental' Asssocietion in Toronto this
week. Mrs. Roulston 'accompanied
Dr. Roulston to Toronto. "°
Micas Lida Quance, Mias 011ie Quaance,
Miss Addle Morlock, Miss Elston. Miss ,
Carrie Dyer and Miss Minnie Sanders,
milliners, are attending the openings
in Toronto and London.
eon of Brantford. Mre..._il►iar�raey
.John a�a and
Mr. and Mae, Dennis Rallinraa
of Oshawa, tnd Mie.-. Wes. Fannon of
St. Thomas attended the funeral of
Mrs. Joseph Lalambrook on Monday.
ed and relatives the greatest . of sym-
pathy -and assistance was *S1ven thein
by their many friends in town. The
.:;Ql.,,�l',..8an4N,.,1c..1,1�•-s6,,�:1�.. D,.'7i.=� -:
lrl3NTIS.T
lileuabau of the R. C. D. S. o .Ontario and l3onor
rsada star of Toronto University.
O1 Orli .okkkswaa [3artiug *1 aw _ mos, Iu.
De. baa l former dental Parlors.
''' "'SIC. T. >p'. MC ti8!itLWN
Saws 4.prattles atter spending& year (Col.
Base st lititiris and Continental iloap si . General
+asith special attention to Eye. (with reins,.
1,104 Lax; Noes and Throat.
Office: Dashwood. Ont.
i o n ottesn G, BAREISTER3, 50L1014
Sadas, ColiteYarteal, 001atrilailOnert.
real isolooss 13sa>alc, ate.
eats.\ Wain street. Exeter.
IL X. Cx*ttle a, N.A.. L, /3. Dicaaox
MOttitit To Loom
weber -ea lane awrma o/ private toads to -fossas
at *ad tes of #titin
ikik .
' proportion at low >�
• GLAblidAti &mamma; '
tarrtnsa'tt SelititcreJlain *LI/late, , Masa
William rcwn
tasty ; 1at io Truitt iasori i
of
1
raster: " , D
oniony and Theory
iestioe. Utter. Ont.
hii•
*ors riff less N ! Lot 't I;dataa*eas k n i�.:
r„ t y it *Ad Apply at once. to
IlkNz
liteeal
M w SENIOR
at anteederaation Lime Assurance
tlta►y, also Fire Insurance in lead•
tuidlan,and flriti*h Companies.
*airi tr.'Exeter.:
We have 2 used Oramaphoanes
1 used Graphophone
50 used records at bar-
gain prices.,
1!► number of Edi n's latest_
improved machines nd records
in stock. 1�3'o troubl to shoran
goods.
Farm Stock and Implements
The>Iar3rre asci auctioneer hat been intrusted tto
e.lt by ptlblle a/wit:m en
LOT 15, CON. 2, TP. ''OF STEPHEN
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, • 1008
AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARE
Thetollaawin vproperty:
�-D
n H0RSdower rising four_ re; 1af1YDy ham.
faired by fora Itotisstson; lc
aired by Hilo. 3 foal, d months a ir$rl by UM
l towa$son. -
' 1Ti'tt cows; du* to calve in Aped; 3 tis
odred its sNove �' 1 farrow cow; $.teem riling 3
�' ” yrs.;1 loiter s 2 06111;i sat*rr, rising 1 r; ttiett rtieing 1 year; catrera&
0 •brood sows, one rnitk litter at toot, este
dol to Miter at time ot sante, 8 Stara ,
IH `1 �htaxerrlt Binder
I><aas,laaar .a at Wood wirer and bay rake„
ra las;+ od barrow*. road tart,
a ascii,""a l°"g r ...
rta[1er, hay rank, woad x k eeI as.
ric limy t kka rhe tear
elr irssalfr
.1 geaetbit sal s+►u trey 9.
aralct
for cseb, gr* el hos, e a rasa
rootse 1 -ook store one bettor. abort 2$ hely
/Mao *eves and anteexons ether atticiet
infant -=$G and under' ; , that asttsaowst 8
menthe cr'edi't sill he viten ossa tern'hh
joint notes- 4 per int of form ea it lrrt«
Js.* tshl -. — John-ek
Auctinnc . • 171*
The Chosen Priends bold au ..iter
tainanent in the lodge room. on it:mss,
night next after the regular uI*r" bust
has been transacted. ' good' o i i
AL
of 113talent kalif been itrt,v1ded. .
AroiikC�ugbi
.+�pp�yp(� T• Y f{� }� �'7� 'ova:
' re, • l seph l :Cs ars c> sews re, a a:
tall toes 4 or' 5 betties fat, a Te' er*
and a col'igh . I lard continually fur nimt-'
months di appealed,, It is the best
rented ` for chrome eocgi s that l ever.
used. • .
Tho
sands of livinwwcita�essee pro.
nouneo Ptyalin the greatest Medicine
in the world. It is not a patent medi-
cine, but a prescription of a great phy-•
ciaaal��-s
aAV. dqggllit"it
ists0c -atnde3lsii.Q°Ob, xo�rD
Mecum, �ited,
Toronto.
is on the sick list-. --David Wilson vis-
ited his brother in Sarnia Friday.-7-
Mrs.
riday.--Mrs. HenryBossenberry has gone t-'
visait= s.A.ng taileeti s
0ITtLine `1ea at* pre sent 'iii .the sick -.
dist. r--Janies Stubb rwaas married a aat'the
Presbyterian Man on 'Wednesday,
the 12th of Febru ry, to Miss Rosso,
beth from_.near. hedfoad..Mr. - .
en: '.hat.,.returued_frow... visiting.
his son at Brucefeld.-Mr. and. Mrs..._ .�
Watt England. from Greenway, visits
ed in our burp Thursday.--Soase of the
children around here are laid up with
the mumps. --Messrs, Grieves and Les-
lie, from Parkhill, were in our ' burp!
Thursday. ---Mr. Newel, Canada Com-
pany Agent. was amend here looking
after his interests. --Messrs. Tiernan
St lin tri I iiiri ' niers rrai
Monday. ---Mise Ethel Isaac is vividn
631180N -In Stanley Tp., on Feb. 8th,
to Mr, and Mrs. E. Gibson, a dough-
ter.
Yessow--At Mount Pleasant Farm,
on Feb. 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Yellow, a daughter, still born.
Lumwsi rm.--In Exeter, on Feb. 17,
to Mr, and hlr%, Chas. Lindenfelt, a
son.
THo3ru'sON. --In Dsborne, Con. 3. on
Feb. 18tb, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson, a son.
STUDDS --Ross-In Grand Bend, by
Rev. Caarriere, on the 12th inst.,
James Stubbs to Essie Ross, both of
Bosaaanquet.
DBaTH3
r/Ls1ss-»At Parkhill, on Sunday,
. Feb.
l3tb, John Clursess, in his 75th
MeD eat -dial Stephen. Feb. 17th,
Miss Mary McDonald.
IIARDY- fl Clinton,on Feb. 8th, John
Hardy, in his 80th year.
Swart- 1n„Caroderich .,on Feb.F. lith,
oged
SIG REDUCTIONS
limb --if you will do- this 1 will feel
grateful to you for the favors be etow-
ed on one who merits so little,.
Friends, I must confess I have been
some what under the weather for the
last nine days. SA severe attack of
grippe I think was the trouble . but
thank goodness 1 feel there its a decid-
ed improvement to.day and I hope to.
recover almost immediately.
As to:the condition of . my broken
limb it is doing as well as can be eyaa -
ci ' unlike to murmur, but
it is five weeks toality since 1 came in
here and tamstilton, rnv tack. Can't.
as y whin I wilt be released owing to Miss: Roee Finkbeiner, of Berlin, lis ;
e nature of the brake (a comp and rived here on Saturday night t'.visit
fracture and the materia broken) it her sister, Mrs. Fedi Il ywood. She
will be some time before 1 recover will also visit for aaoxioe tithe with her
enough -tole able to wheel around in ntt. Mr.'and Mrs. M. Finkbeiner,
an invalid's chair. My Doctor soya t Crediton. .,...
they have one for me as soon as I asna i .1sit
ready dy for it.
whlista word to my many friends
o hove written.. rare late -kind aillualtiliollksillssikAtAl
word* of encouragement, which go a
long way with• a fellow when sick.
In closing 41101W lane to thank you from
try heart foi the -kind remembrances. ,
To the schoolboy* Who have written
lane lately, your innocent kindness
IN SBB A1V D S'.i►HY.
1Ky �%riling
ons ss. long �>a�. towards +co �
tne inlay hour of trail; „Vol fight
plications set in, that we have oat 'RZMI fllAlh TORI of
+olld , time frihooeend* before v g many F
good hall mei s
''1��, iwi elate' and
ararewr alta asuytblr.g, aomethinga . ailar� Mite ii; �R
etiiit bundaanc a of. -
rkt
time Of *r�iidtyig. Mar. aactrid icsa.'• e
a Mina Mullin ; Van.11 x111" aaatltld laxap+aaniatt�,
cam, D. C., gave ma sati *yly call. "li ilvl
Irk kindest a s to all I will a as,a►y Tetaltor and fin' rill new«
.�.'� that t iia talratie',+ , /
"1i"ourrs. truly,..
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