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womittabatestituto Note* '
The regular meeting Of tbe,Wolben's
Institute was held in the Reading
R00111 Of 010 Town Hall on Friday,
May 5th, tiod-V-vits well attended, The
subject ipor discussion was on "Gener-
al Sewitig and Care of Winter Cloth..
ing." The next regular meeting was
posponed until the 'third week in June
as the_delegates Bent out by the A id -
cultural Department intentl holdin
a special meating on June 10th, to
etiort Roy. Davis nee&
'The bole Of _Mr* 'WM, 11."
Exeter North, was saddened on Satur-
day last, when Mr. and Mrs. Davis
were bereaved by the death of their
son, Albert Roy, at the -age of 12 years,
3 months and 8 days., The youth- bed
been a cripple foryetfra suffering from
hip-diseaae, and because of this his
-ft-i-a-TO-1.,Wii7Of the hiipplest
Soroe three'weeka- agobe becarneiU
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andafewsleye afterward _weeforged
to retire,to hie bed having been atriek-
en with inflammation of the -brain.
He continued to grew worse until
death relieved hive on Saturday. The
t tace_to--the_
etery onTu ay_ a ternoott at
o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will have
tne-sympathy of their friends in their
Borrow.
str.ginitorts eater Doe&
Mr Ios.Senior was called to Toronto
Memday owing to the death on Sunday
of his Water, Susie Senior, wife of Mr.
3. W. Simpson, in her 43rd year. Mrs.
Simpson had been for .emne weeks a
atient at &Toronto Hospital, suffer.
ng -from -an -internal -g
ceased spent her childh and girl-
hood•flotrerreeidinti rents
who were residents of town, and at
terwards moved to -Blenheim with the
family. Many of the people of town
will remetober her well, and will re.
ther-early.dsmise...-Slie.has
years been living. with her husband
and two children in New Outario. yre.
aide those, her father, one sister"
several brothers ourvive.„ The funeral
toek place Tuesday to Mount Pleasitit
, MrWin. Mitchell has _eipened up
the Cocksitutt Implement Wal crowns
south of t. E. Pym's blacksmith shop
and has r ,ceived a carload of piows
and carriages from the works in rant-
` ford.
Mr.°7Ed. Keatleantl family. of Lon"
don. have moved to town, and will 00-
CUpy_ the house owned by I. Armstrong.
on Huron Street, west of the track.
Mr, and Mrs. Nestle were former
residents of Stephen, butlinkve Ived
in London for wine years. Welcome
psL ra/uta in .new carpets and nap,
et Stoma's.
Ease t.hat cough with Howey's Cher.
23c. a bottle• .
1• 7,48Lnk notes and receipt forms now
_logy et the Advocate o
Ge-ppg,.-cals und Chilb soon banish
emorang IloweetOurea.Cold capsules.
-saw iialrervittyrnlj tour Mem' 4nd
fiteadItta.Wear 84its at Stewares
Seta') the good things at Charlton's
•taur, suitable for wedding presents.
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• 11,1VES N` (37,7 clorrir
Garden See*.
-The electrier lights" were -on--again
rsdrey-evening-last- tbe--part
that had been received to fix the dyna-
mo which runs the intaIidescents play-
ed out and a new one had to be secur-
ed. This was done and on. Monday
evening the dynamo wasagekt in run-
ning order.
. Just-it:Ode:the window-of4Jn-E.--11.
rishlt_TonloirialParlombi a. ec�ne of
beauty these .days, the which to be ap-
-preeleted-needebut-Urbt sexa. There
15 an unusually large collection o
Rowers of rare beauty. At all times
this window place holds many plants
in blootu but uat now the collection is.
• For 00 cents, paid in adva ce, you
er your friend will receive
Ta 4DV-O-
c*'r* instil the end of 1905.
Cured Palms for sale ranging, from
*coots te ram at W. 1• Sotthemis
fifikery and Confeetionery,-Exeter.
All the different preparation 0 for
,speaying fruit trees, curraiot and Rose
hitshee„ with full directions for using:
Sold by C. Lutz, Central Drug Store,
You, better order vimr 4 -pard wide
--ErititeirriCfroia, '.-S&Arart'-H,--*n ti
antdies.' t stock we hare ever Ken.
• earartor*,' '
• Fox Hay Forks and Slings leave
okl reliable, Provan's Oshawa, Track.
Charlton's Fair, Exeter.
Mee reitatoos coratier..-
A car of Michigan potatoes. Price
10,centii per hag at the store. There
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A' nter, styling himself as "110bo
Doc. did scene very artistic sign paint-
ing on a,nuinber of store 'windows in
town last week, Needless to say he
was of the "bug juice" variety, but
he could wield the, brush in a manner
that divulged his qualities as an artist.
Be was accompanied by Mr. James
McPhillipsa former Exeter boy.
The dance given by the young
ear. • A. Q. Rotifer.
, Central Hotel. Thursday, lime Ist,
• oliday„ for Eye, Ear, Noseand Throat
consultations. Byeis tested and glasses
4. 4 1
day evening was a very enjoyable af.
e_number,_ were Present
The inutile furnished by the London.
Helpers (five pieces) was of a very ex.
cellent order and highly appreciated
by both the dancers and those who at
ed,...forIthepleaanreuthearing.t_be.
atulsir-
Oftentimes it happens that people,
institutions, public' concerns, etc.,
hold meetings or a musical, literary
or other nature, which are of public
local rerpertrreport-the proceedings of
the same; yet. they forget to extend
the courtesy of an invitation to the
re . LI
that should be remedied.
Monday's Free Press contained a
e -half.. -to
manager -of-thsunew --braneti- -of Abe -
Sovereign Bank of Canada at London,
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and lately.of 'Exeter, t�getber' ,with
h*lettile
Ade.ins, was presented with a beauti-
ful bouquet of rases by the, manager.
wastoa.
A reliable lady' to take orders for
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e be:ve OM, ingt.40.1008-A,
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`Dozeimos -
Sox 209, Guelph, Ont.
Take all your faiin produce tej
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Val 1
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J ournal of last week sly:' “Last week
atit school a few miles out of town
the teacher asked the class • what the
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cessful evening to the the acherst esr
pupils and parent aidcerLain rnvited
guests on Friday evening last in two
of the rooms at the school; A pro-
gram was rendered in one room and
refreshinents in. the other. A very
enjoyable evening is reported. The
prOgtain • consisted, of addresses by
-Harvey Gardiner. the Chairman, WV.
mberarneihr-wm_.. Martin --An
raynekselections by the Glee' Olu •
duet by Misses Alice }toward and
EditblifteleiiiTffedingety-MikerMitud-
Taylor, .Miss McPherson Oliver Grai-
biel and Dyer Burden; sole by 'Mr.
Fleming and an instrumental by Miss
Irene Handford.
nrciii-earecists
Centering,on the 12th, leth and 14th,
reactionary storm conditions wi
appear and make their regular. Pro-
gressive transition from West to East
across the country.These disturb-
ances wi
ill culminate n' many thunder
and rein atorras on and touching the
14th, following which, the barometer
will rise,rinds will ehift to the West
Aind-North, with change to much eget-
will centre on the rith, covering the
16tit-tathe-20th. --This-period
will cul-
minateontht'17th, 18th and lOth" In
falling barometer, much higher, tem,
perature• and another cycle of daily
rain, thunder and wind. storms. This
riseittmtrtAbe_ettitrAtiLe Ma
perturbetions, :growing out of e
foeitlized aolar, especially in regions
Most commonly visited by violent,.
terniulic'storms. Earthquake shivers
probable at this period. •
Soveatk mutest tiocirtisioa to notrott.
Ax OPPORTIPUTIt Zen A. PlatAgati
TRIP-46.31,TCHLGAN'S.Mxtuaro
Warr Fatittres.-The White Star
Line Excursion from Goderich to De.
trait and return on the elegant steel
steamen-eareetottnie-1ot-190,54-is-
-bookid-forTnesday.-June---20thr-M0
a.m. Those who Mkt) advantage of
thie op , rtnoity are assured of one of
the
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, ••where,i will do thrnt
good -Don't Yon?
• Being a progressive person and e.
shrewd buyer you are alweys looking for
the best bargains -Aren't Yon? •
Therefore you Would be willing to
deal with us if you knew we *would ive
you ITtheit ffiriliiileast money- oat -
et Iron?
Well then have, Ali deliver to your
,homesonte-of our new furniture at prices....
that will Convince Yon?
Sideboarditin golden maple. doubleshaped top. 14x24 mirror, as low ite . 28.00
Bedroom Suite, apiece Golden or Mahogany, Win. dresser, IWO-bevel
Plato Mirror • • z
ParlorSuite,',5 pieces, upholstered, in best velours.. ,
Couches, uph, in veloure, 0 it. 2 in, long, 23 inwide, fringe all around. 24.50
/ EVERYTHING ELSE IN COMPARISON
'11-0WE 86* ATKINSON FURNITURE DEA.I.,ER8
& FUNERAL mammas
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--Ccauiertmet* in-Tewn-11411-per call of
Reeve, on Friday. April 28. Allpres-
ent. Minute_s_Af_lost meeting rend and
approved.L Atkin, Torontrik andt, 11. Reeitor.
St. Alexis, re valuation of electric ht
ttnie-Levett
'nod 'I-secilie-Mia-setsle‘
L. Atkin, ofToronto, to make valuation
of electric light lant.-Carried. Per
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I 14.
The Free Frees of Monday sa s re -
and of HAI township: -"Henry Stan -
life Friday. Re used, a razor and
viduld have eOceeeded had his nerve
not failed him. He is expected to re.
-town of Exeter was noted for, at once cover. Staulake was a farmer who
boy's hand went up with that "ger only last month was discharged from
40 -:41 -44111 -CO • WhiCh kn9Wledgt--alwitY6 _Lon.don insane Asylum as-havingbeen-
callat the teaebem w ell, unt_
feelieRT;Froer."-/The *newer ex-
peeted was salt, but this boy !was e.si„ in...remitting his sulocription to the
ly better informed then isteas- Advocate Mr Mr* W. IleAmant of HAP
er, While the ' teacher's expected grave, formerly, of this locality,
exceeding-
. have been correet, 80,98;-: vv.e are having
arrangatior-t
'••• • so, so- ao
• SPACEMAN'S
AiRETITS AND LAcp. CURTAINS.
Still a Big Rush iu Rouse. Furnishing Depart
BRusstts CARPELS.-
Handsome petternein ' beautiful .,celoringe of Ariene, Criputode,-: Two „
---Tontta,,,aintTerra,Cott&gretinds_ •
NEW TAPESTRIES.
• Our selection includes the newest designs andcolorings-suitable for any.
"ellinaLat.7,75c.-per-yard......They..sincereia1 to any $1.00 417.6.1ATY
--ELSEWHERE. ' * you.- -•
LACE CURTAINS Arip CURTAIN MATERIALS.
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cursionistsand we know of • no more
delightful way of visiting Michigrin'a
Metropolis than this tri will afford.
day afternoonmadthe fare for tht4
itd-trip-from•Goderich-will-he-en
one dollar. Chfideen will be eharged
half fare, bicycles and baby carriages
seel be carried free. Arrange to
this In; you cannot afford to miss t
oaf $1.00 round tripoind_good
in Dettoitat popular rat .
-*oink-0 Ars,' Reines.
On Monday buit 8th inst. ,Mary
Greenway„ wife of Dr- J. _A. Rol in
crowfeet the dark. stream Which _0ppAr.
rites Us from eternity. The deceatted
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Indy had been ill for twelve ye
1eas ago, to -day flour is Certain; I
n ntere -to make Exeter famous
a snow last and_litt o no,j or any growth. We scarce bad .
-7 DuritAzejt1=itit; part of that
11 t che,rs should profit y this
winter_ Act,
ram-thie snryig!"- statted-te---sow duties and was noted for her cheerfol
y"ain teackthat it is ou the =LI. of *Arch -41YI I nesaa.nd4or Th. eiritrof.m•
lour and not Salt that takes first.place uaVt5 a ut100 acres sown now on a esicians could not bring much relief.
half -section firnfahing only teinporan' relaxation
Theannual district meeting of the from the palh she suffered. In Novem-
Methodist church for the Exeter dig- ber last an attempt to relieve her b
trict will beheld atAitsitOraig on May operation was mode, but it did no
1701 and 18th. Over thirty 1:weather* have the desired reeule eodainee that
audleyteen frorathechurthesthrooghtime the has been mostly confined to
Got the dietriot are expected to be in her roombearing her affliction with
attendance: On the evenieg of the calm resignation to her fate. For
'ffrstlaY a•publie rntetingwfll te-hilit soinelline past alt topet for her re
-wider the au-upteeteij*ery !lett giten itp.tut het ""-e-TroArn
In the Interests of Mission wos:it at Obits enabted-her to resist the raveg
which ALT* Sutcliffe, ett Omit Bend* -ertuf berAllseee8 much kin
and Rev. tft, Henderson, of Creditor*, The d la
endera.tmbe1n-b7•Fridit
M-"YW----•'Citet'A'rnrstrong'
adjoeria untittlaturdey evening, April
•20th. 11 Spackman, Clerk pro tem.
-nil • me unman
rn t a 0. PridaviMa.? kg.4t 8_
a warn -
p.m. • All present. Minutes of last
meeting read and iipproved, Petition
from T. B. Carling, S. Martin, P. (3. Mc-
Innis and 08 others asking that Main
street between the South Bouridaryand
ropethsideofthePresb teriannutnee
rty be watered.-Levett
at-tbe-Oranmissioner -have powerT
•engage two men as constables during
-term-of eircue, May 14 and 15.-Car-
n_gFtia-tahyalitimiC;ur2ot.
otifed4ReviMsitionir-beArraheldstown
t 7 paii:Cle-erft-) d"---trat ver se t e saute
n local papers. -Carried .• Levett-
111. Lb'
M Exeter's Industries. .
Stewart is elearitki out a lot" of high
dim wag Paper 'rites that should
Stutpt thp einfogitatte.
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4/0 Et
teborne, sustained*
map Wound on Friday iast. She bad
1+1001',0 tholv040*(01. soy* ',leek
when her husband who Was near
ask-
ed her to hold a teem of horses white
hedrove some smell cattit. The
horses becanie trighted and in their
tiectioettvreit managedInthrowt Mr*.
Welsh itt front of th,e
two 'wheels passed nverfr
Welsh tame immedia
her in,. rent
S,doetor
njurjr She Is now able to
bola iintise.
n. The
mead. Mr.
-ter help
• it neat
ridedtho
ttendto
it
queotty she was• sixty.one ye
age.. Early in life she' remo
srrierried to her now
frreft buebsnd 111 the year 1860. For
lbe peat -twenty-two yenre
Exeter,IIred In respected and loved
by eerybody. For.ellilTert yeais prior
abe Iived 10 Credlton *here nom)* •
her old itiendt atill lire.and*Ale*
with ptor000d 0otrOyit and regret
her deznise for, she dire regretted b
lin who knew her. A ehettfut loIiflJ
Mend* kind and trot as she was -ifltel
llitrot *0 good* she lemLytti *hind bei
the lib‘tormito or 41. onto Ott that wil
remain.wbIleoiliteg,lott taste* Itod •
who knew the lady will Pin in sayln
• A niseting of, tht 8nuth Huron e4ntt. thiitisho was af tisti t
'MOAT there yeas held In wonian bora lothe w k
n Prke &ow •
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.13roa., Nurserymen. regards, trees that
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telirsand ask that the Male be replaced.
'Carried. Thelteeve declared tenders
for street watering dosed, tenders be-
ing Seenred and opened from Attest
ilarry Pattern/Se Jou. Sutton, Geo. Ot
more and Fred gillespte, Mr. Cudt
more's, tender being the loweet, name-
ifilt.$0 per day* he was awarded the
contreet. _DutieltAct_mmetterree_per
etructinti of the etenirti-Mienef. -
riedr-Thirtellefelng- accou_nts were
peesentd and orders drawn cat
saine:-Harry Statham* bibrii;
*850 Thos. Creech,, 40.* *LW,
S. Dennis, pert ealerY1m.
Silk Do., repairs to rnsd
Jon* Mira, purt
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A.G.Dyer,postegeundetutio
IO 3. Bartiu'i-,Mts.belvecemeter
tchniFttikwatervks' e
ha
go* lighthi*„
1st
Sititton*
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-lraxrd7otr-wilt•have-iioouhle--hr-roaking-Yttrir7-'---
seTti--ctIons.
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Window Shades, Curtain poles and fittingit of all kinds Tapestry Curtains,"
ti 9 rii lire Coveringa, Tityle_CAL.7ema' rt_Xj
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