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Gromarty
,A pretty weddall• took iacd
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'bel,
09%'io)roro9 rtyi.an. kto Oy„
'..A47.13:"'their ,E42TiPti
diuI
414!001;1tt
boXd or
cloth , in every *ha& yinf:deilteAt'vg er Y1
Sathi auchesse, a veri, new and heavy material Ibr
the money in blacks, blues, greens, red; etc at 60e yd.
.,Other 'Weaves,
,'�p1iCttCifle-ne s a
fanamat in the new shades, special 7sc
Chiffort-Panainas in the new shades at different
prices
Voiles, Henriettas, Venetians, Taffeta Cloths, Lus-
tre& 1Ylohairs, Poplins, Tricotines-and all popular lines
be found here at right prices
-Wet:Satins, Crinkle 1oth ZephersrGingharns,
Linens, wash goods, etc in big variety
Give Us a: Cali .
Alfalfa Seeds. DutchSad-
- of Produce,
urchased the stock of goods in the store at Tarqnhar at -a -
dIcount and a representative of a Wholesa eous eadured
- the dry goods. said there was not twentv dollars wort/ of "dead wood"
In the Whole lot, but, we want to get acqUaintedwith the people of
this community and we invite you to call and examine our prices on.
Prints, etc.
Wer -offer Our stock of slioes. at a Reduction of
-I-5 per cent. Cash..
Webave been giving 22 - ettlitt
-----cents-foubutter-and shall continue to give top prices_
ED DAIll.KIC FOlt SALE.
t scio bushels of. No. 21 barley
o and kept for seed purposes
is a new barley that has prov
Dosses* a remarkable ckan
straweeexcellingeall other var-
lab* ga ethe highest yield -Of
per acre of all the barleys teete
3107 at the O. &. 0. It haa. been
t exception the most mauler
ty with -tie experimental' union'
oat 'the province, ever since
et distribution in 1905 in two
anon. JOON EIDER,
10, Con. le Bay.
TharAes. noao
be Duffers of the Thaines Botta-
aol plaY04 an exciting. game of
t 11 with the "Dowsers”. of the
ey....ee.heet,_ The .4 -lame started
lent fitirlY well until the Duffers sear -
:led flier first goal, when the "flows-
eere-LnteLumley k vein effort to
billsittf- began. -to pia,* lealY fro
1001447umiefceteavereth
tile small Duffers. A fast. game.
enaned, *Lumley finally launch'.
ke,-bellewverethe_stake by meens
beadwork and. Mr. Fred Cole the
. piteeeeletll
ie forgotten his
ina rule hook called it a 'goal.
• ii.
ended 14), in favor ofe'the
Vein. „
Ownehip of Illanehard
on the Ileelew to grant the St.
5134 Vestern_cintarto
o ondsy AprilTAW:
M.A.RRIED
RAMSAY-CAMPBELL - In Exeter'
Wednesday, blaich 1t4. by Bev.
Dr. D. Ramsay, Clara Maud. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Campbell
_11r. _Arthur, 0.Ba.msay.
of the the bride's parents, hay. on
Wednesday. MarOh llth. by Rev.
Ilirigte-Nellie. daughter o! and
tfrs. W. O'Brien -to John Northeott-
BRAY-DELBRIDGE - in Exeter,
Tuesday, March 16th-, when bliss
nicie-t-"VelbriligettarnraniedeteeM
Wee J. Bray, of Virden Man,
i.Baryin conectLo witb.•tJie chu:
and parsonago. Tbc putor. Be
11. Bean. made ti•-strang--plea:TO
sat tor a liberal. plate collection.
Ur. A. E. Kuhn,
of the bank Of Com-
tnerce staff, spentSundayat his home
here.
Attractions seiiin to be growing
strong-, in . th ieigjiborboOd o
f Sea•
1.brtitt`r
o 4:5-nirdieliecefripentunday-at-Se
ebb. John and George Brown of
Itilrattnagh, Micb., aree,Ose ding a few
weeks visiting relatives in the village,.
aletteraybee a weal visit to their sis.
tor, r Wm. Deltas, who with her
husbana mid family leave next week
for the Canadian North West. They
will be greatly missed.-
lV
sawing bees are the order of
thedy.tt
• Several farnierit4t;t4httevicinit
getting busy makiWinitgilltrrtt
A short farewellservicreriltler giy
en in the Buangelicat Sirnday schon
"Slitidarnext-irt-huno-of -the- Callas
• 4,4,whiclustre.active.traembe
of said Sunday school-. '
on arrived in
the village 'Thursday litat arid as
charge oftheenillinery department of
Zwieker.
Mies Melvina Beaver who has been.
bereetroit for the past year with her
iliFfqLrEkiirinaln a-tgratAPelt
-the•par :.roo
4,4700,
co *IA01010104; • ,
llutt,occupita the..
'0' 18 ,chfurch---puipit. both: zuaraiug
and evening with usual-interet-•
.
Mr. and Going, of Exe-
ter, visited at the Methodist parson-
age on Friday last.
evs:11. D. Rowe, of liatnilto0, and
trKirLoYett, of London, were the
Ncar .144417itt.441.-#.441 , 4914.!
y- on'
Inspector Torn visited S. S. No. 14
Stephen on Monday, Miss SWAMI was
much pleased to hsite the Inspector
call in,
For any case ,of nerveusness. deep -
lemmas. IiI;f4141C stomach, indigestion.
dyspepsia, t*3, Varter'a X4ittle Liver
Pills. Relief is sure. TIie only nerve
-medloine In market.
.eerernon wn perfmed bytBev
Mr. 1oKay, a Cromarty; in the jire'
-ence of nearly Sixty friends an1 re-
latives. After the Usual congratula.,
dons, the bride and groom led the
way to the dining room, which was
tastefully decorty.ed with red, white
and blue buntings,atid evergreen, and
partook of AU excellent wedding sup-
per, Three * young ladies gracefully
prcIdcd OXervileeetableeee•The -bride
was attendtd by :Kiss Anna Gardner;
and the groom by his nephew Harry
Terrington. The bride looked charm-
ing in o. navy blue jumper over a
white lace waist. The many beauti-
ful presents received showed the high
este.ent in which the Young 'couple are
held. The -happy- couple -left
day peening for their -home in Chat-.
Wine
Widneslay and Thursday, March 20 an
maraoment o
4:W4n;41W411.*
Farquhar
A representative from the offiee of
the Inspector transferred the post of-
fice from B. W. F. Beavers to .loshua
JohntronsTuesday.
Miss Alma Johns has recovered
from her recent illness.
Messrs LeiTels-trood andeN-Ii-soti
Coultis visited at Farquhar on Sunday
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Rhode. of Dash-
„Ideitsekatettese -
Sunday last.
A football match was played be-
tween the u • ils of 0 and 2 schools
rri r'z ay_evelijime resultieg' in a vie-
tosy for No. 2. followed by alrig
tween:the champions of each school.
Fighting is bard on the eyes, betuctee
being out of date, and making the
parties liable to a fine.
r. o . I
_
--tr..-- -
WilYTE-lre _Usborne. Friday, March
12th, 190e to Mr. arid- Mrs:- James -
Whyte, a. son.
Mr. John Gill 1123f been instructed
to_sell by public auction on Thursday,
ay,
On-Aitart-44treret-Exete
tbe following Qne couch, one bedroom
suit, one bedstead and bureau and
Sta7ad, TWO tanttrasses, one feather
tick, one bed spring. ono chamber set,
wo
perforated bottom ebairp, one crok-
iiible -board, one parlor stand.- two
lamps, one dining room ttihle, one
glasscupboard, one dozen dining room
and kitchen -chair* one - elec./tee tee*
' loekingegiasseseoneeteu-seetzand-glase
ware, three dozen dinner plates and
a. Avant:Ay of crockery ware, two,
.1UrktOit 4dozen empty . sealers. tw4 kitchen.
is the recognized topiol tables, one kitchen stove and furni-
nd earoand-----eiur ure, one -wood --heater -and goal p 'del'
are I
glad to leern that heater with oven, two wasb tubs*
tement has been wash board, one lawn mower, one step
tbe railway eompany ladder, and a 'quantity of garden
d tb,, rOitnelt with re- tools. ewe 'Lute boxes or feed bins,
1
atom. one lantern, pictures and -- window
4S. It. Tuftsspznt, blinds,. and other articles too minter -
trends in the town of' ous to mentionyOfls .
has be'en enjoy-
The real estate lot 75 Albert 1St.
enyea-titAcitnort,„;--on',which. there is a good . brick cot -
or the basement and 010 With summer kitchen and wood -
he choir have lb:,..en shed, attached also good stable and
Ilirkton Methodist soft! waterpuirips will he offered for
rustee. Board. The sale if not previously sold.
pbhet MrBert Croe
tig in nut iari'd. - .-ttii-51,6-, (0, oilwitts. _
.
Iteal estate mado, known on day or
e tbe farm of Mr, Bert
le. Positively no reserve.
' th of Illarishard. sa
J. Gill e Mrs. S. Dicks
Auctioneer, yroprio-to
13n
number of young people to a dance on
Monday evening.
Messrs, B. D. Tiirnbull and - W. A.
Gardiner Sunday at kheir re-
spective homes. -
The entertainment at Bethany hitt
Wednesday evening was well attend-.
edeanct-highly -Appreciated.
who had read 'Alen hue were taped -
ally pleased. -
Whalen
Rapp' Wed, ded-One of thosehap-
"Om-.
•at kaa one" took' place ednesida
ineeblarihelOtheeat etheehomee
- '—
herfhletVdfertbregttterilMftm
was united in Wedlock to Mr. }larva,/
-Russell Squires, re prosperous and.
high* eatietiled 10"etnee farmer of this
community. Aielive cielock to tbe
strews of the wedcllng march phtyed
by Miss Vet* Squirce, - itite-t-or--the
-griknei-;--th'fe-hridee''otetisreitethtrpsrl
and was to the marriage -altar and
von away-brberfatber.: Rev. 11,3.
, tempt
rice of about 70 guests. The yottn
couple were (unattended. The bride
WAS gowned lull pretty white Owen-
• err= cintire-one- toeker -an -
die, trinitned*ith insertion and luso
etid <serried *bouquet of white cares -
tions aud 'maiden hale fern. Miss
Alm* herding, neice of Mr% Morley
made is prettylittle floerer girl* After
coogratulatione had been extended all
set downeoeineXCetelentetstbotiOtiftlil
-vveadialt-suPPPV,0------After.zsuppolker-Wasi
ended A ChOitt And lengthy program
was commenced. neve Fair as chair-
eastitcalled. on the their for a *election
lifter -Whiat *lengthy' and Witty ad-
byAkeL-elisirrnani_folir
owed by songs,retitation and/Went
Among the costly and numerous pees -
exits %bleb theyonng cotiple were the
recipients was a beautiful couch from
themembers of the Choir of Which: e
,bride is the worthy omanhit, Yqur
corteepoudent joins with their enszky
itievriebtreee-ealid,eM
Stiiiires a happy and propev.usjurney
through life.
Miss 1,117y Motley of Stratford, Visite
ed her paints Idr. and Mrs. Prank
Morley for a few days last week.•
Mr. John EitizelwoOd is all smiles
this weeki it is tut
Mr. ,indlos. Niftiest- IlirktniFort
pa
spent the latter t of last week the
guest °Oahe fatter* mother, Mrs.3.
IfOtley.
Str.-.1.-Iffrig,lit spent^ /etc day* in ,
London this week With friends.
The leiture,glreit here On trriday
night was well attended and Was also
deridt,d surreal's. The via,ise were
r pisiniy sboWn- and the. eXple,n.
leereetnettefseterreee.e,eeeeeeeeren,
Aemt et -the beet stead °to be
ven..by-,tbs. eboir,at the home. o
ptiet-tatit,ArbttroPoiyi-ltirittiz-b.
et Everybody coin* and enjoy. * good
tine. The bottom areto be sue
IT l'S Ji.15T LIM..
, LOOKING INTO OUR BEAUTIFUL
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, t,,:
ATETou'nif4r4r5kildit
, , ,
'"'PJ
PO5'51BLY CAN BE.C
-L-----1-N-BEAUT
is busy making pre -
e into his new abode
k taa Io.int.
3. 1)ttvis as returned ta his
In thin Old ei:itario. CO
e„‘,.t after a long and
eto
r of t thr. ICiettoa mill
Salts. Many were
ere atr,„tonte.,„
till
Attict 24; Emulate.
tdea, il1st and
tor dIseass------taiwityi
tom af theee mee4...1
reW4 by one or moire!
•;;;At-thte--thilscaS&_110-cal!--
tita hear what.,___.they1
rbe
itioytieg wood-;', ittidb44flflth4Ih. And
uni�ft *1'1 Abe, **ruble cowlshoestbtI
*
ro‘larli
Every price in our catalogue is quoted because it means a
,ArtiP1P.- .14fge
quahtiticsgfor two stores; obtaining discounts for caih; cutting
out inichlfonteres profit by dealing direet wAhnunutlaciurori.;and,
economical reatiCes the -COSI; yoti- iseefit$ the. -benefit' in
seaverpri. y
,
Wii6n you buy an artiic_le_lirona us by von arc tosured' return thorn to us and W.C. that
..
t Os will satisfy you in e%ery ie• spect. If for any reason they
do not corn° u to our expectations,
refun Your money or -exchange bole gout paying tanspor-
tation
charges- both ways.
triatturactureIarcrequantities'of Women s and -Moles Clothing.
iligh-spted machine, saving tittle; evert designers and cutters,
- saving 'cloth ; each operatidr on one, line of work,- saving in
quantity and quality; .,working the year rpund, saving in cost of
production;thorough werlttnansliip itud goiod ntatertal saving
11 amount of goods refutned.
'L. Moe
tion with Mr.
tbe nentiver.
ht Ott
lipt alt
On the very day you
be Meth IT 1)4»sx.ib
delay 16 permitte
and make' the, se
Any vantst
(lib art
avng a-�
tri
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iciis the ,eorner SW116
ilredo it .1A start
at sain day itis8l)ippeI.- 4.41e,
per snk)Aop1 have eaelt 0itte
aocording of the 'ettiito
qnality or pr e v
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