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t,6 'tale of succON stiengthnd sOf.07-
A new Cariadia0 verword acciuvlish4110 43f years:
&elk avo . . . •. . s,$25,000,000
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To FieirSanie oaf EX.Wrgit Ainroeserst
Dsait reLewingsnly_ Sub-
iicriptionsto tua Ardslocate-loic 1907 I
felt incliued 'to -write a few linescon-
cerning •the West which might,. bes-of
•„inteee,at. lissome of_the,Ailsecaterreeds
ere. It is negatieg to say that the Ad-
vocate is read with a great deal of In-
terest by many who hail frotn Exeter
---sand-thesadjoiningsscountr .3.„,...ssait1znosts
Lthe nest sentence that appears in ordi-
13er e r erne-ctifor
dons of weather or health of the peo-
plefor instancelt is fine weather and
we are all well here at present. Now,
.beginning.with April, that month was
eery fine, May and June wet, July and
-August or harvest time, very fine and
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the threshing season almost perfect;
weather continued fine, at tiniest very
mild, until the, 15th of IsTOvember when
Department -t -Interest paid 4 times a yeftt-1 •
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The -Sovereign Bank of -Canada.
aios, 8NELL. manager at Exeter, Creditors Zurich. and Daelawood.
GLADMAN & STANBITRY, „Solicitor -is
be old store notion was to insist on a profit with
every single article, never to sell except at a
profit Th was ienty-
--nobody wan ed. We -believe -4
moving and our idea of a good store Is something
more than a storage warehouse.
pment. qoweight? Gen-
el'ar nrodtice, pidtrY.fruitsetc., are es-
pecially high. Those engaged in this
induatee of mixed fdrining_ are disa
"tlierr a ert-
tiptt to. grain growing -
A word or two concerning ourtown.
Relgsnile Ili !tooted ois She rnainiine
of the C.. , 310 miles West Of Witt -
seventeen miles from the
tithing city ef Bettie*. ' .It is a village
orre-4-4 tietiotii there'
e six large grain elevators Whish
irks well for the surrounding coun-
risk; ;,,Ptiv4;tehs i ‘'v4hare hIrgercalsTi:-41soknt:”
.o,-vesystl-ne-lsqtels-ttodstmon
stores there are two departmental
stores carrytpg large stocks. We 'mire
how a telephone services in town.
We are generally well supplied with
wood, from about twelve Miles north,
which is, very convenient when coal is
eearee. we are also well supplied With;
lumber yerds. The large seating rink -
lately completed is she Principal en -
winter set eet in in earnest. with a tbreey,tertainnient- for winter; curling and
days' storm. This storm appears to peel and billiard playing is the favor-
-have -been general throughThe West- ite paotime for adulto." There have
and it wa.s adviiablesices to drive far been tournaments of both games
during that time, although st few did;.!fdaYed-of late,,other tow no competing,
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se in this vicinity without any mishap. way -from the country taking parts
had OCCaliOrt Va., be out in irthe thir4 There artrfour rinks of curlers cm:n-
.4111' for a few hours, performing it' Weinit thirty -Iwo players, also two
worksiot desirable in a had stortn, but ckey teams which looks sporty. Mr.
, „I concluded it was no new experience, Editor, for atown of flee isuedred.
an'I-ha.ve done the name in °uteri°, . And now. I must • cuniine iuy
Precautions are necessary in the West thoughts to a few closing reuiarks.
1907,
-H. Eilbers 11.1.P.P.,' of Toronto spent
• 's SANIXERS & elttE04
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Saturday :at home. -. Eli King , was. in . Titallies Road.' -s
London Aotaday.—Frank Adare is7A11 Mr. and Airs. Jahn lfrayue entertain'.
with lagvVppe.- We trust he may soar, est their 4.,ighbors to sin siveeitsg" din-
recover.-tlarry 'Sivi.ifier a ii drieife "en. qter. on-"Veht-iy-,----Covers-wherelaid- tar
tertained the chlair'of tits ill y a ng. ol Ica' • ; twelve. putiversation au 1 ganieu were -.
church at their home 'ISieeday eveeing, the order of the -evening. -, As MP. a ud
A very pleasant time was spent by'all. Mrs.•Fisiyhe make this .au anneal ea-
--Isaac Hill, Jr., is drawing brick -for -eurrence the neighbors looktorward to
Ithe erection of his new d wetting, Which Lit, with much pleeituries-Mr. and Mrs.
will be built this seminar. Weesalet- ,, Win..Rtversintend celebrating their
Iiii:,iit Harpley-tras 'i4eceivL41 the. (sm. 'China Mr -eliding du Friday evening,
tract to build the sanae.-Miss Rosie , Feb. 181. About severityliive invites .
Heber has returued to her haute in'', dons have been issued and a grand 4 .
,tiyichaftex..Apleasantyisit. ltere_vrith time la_ejantol. -21.1_res Richard - Yet- _ _- ,„,...........„.
friends.-Tonit-u7iipp speUrfAiihdlay'l4Whililieen liffill4r i tire frThiraiiiittiTer ' --
u-Dashwood.- - - - . " i-siof-thessriPPerbutrila-0011valeeeinges, '
mg quite : regulate:1-- Adam Ma-nz of „ John Fray!e is on the sick list, but is
1 Tavistock is visiting his sister, Mrs.J recovering.
Daniel Oestreicher.- Mrs. Bean is on I Tbe Pres yterian anniversary ser -
the siek list. That she may soon re. ; vices were held last Sunday. This
cover is the wish'orher artny friends. I year they dispensed with the tea. The-
Follovring is the program given at 'Sunday services were especially attract -
the regular meeting of the Literary So- , Live. The pulpit was occe iedhy Rev,
W. J. Olar . ot the First resbyterian
church, London, who delivered excell-
ent sermons. - Mr. Oreenlaw, the cele-
brated basso of' Sarnia, sang several
solos, that delighted the large congre.
gitrions. The occassion was ft very %
successful one. • 1.
II, OA iv 'toting/ litlialigrit
. tree* necessity sia us fit-
- 'Ilea_dering kW/ ea eiee.„0 leased to an er-
sto at are often worse t a i term or spon cat!, irthelie" o y-
in the effect they have. The winter ovdedss NoW, for a sitggesti •;
has continued cold thus far although the joke is an eld one but has been
. most of the time plesioant;, the lowest frequentLY made use of, namely, -ship
#rd-tokny Mae desiring -in...
nu 10:--r-coricet ft
West, will be
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temperature registered here this Win.. a carload of old coal& to the West.
ter ix 3,,t,nr,„1.03,es _haaslige_fieeeh. ylthere baebelOre are _pretitiftils Stip
4.-4.1.o.,_an__4#aterauLtaiotte itrirtru oa, 60* (gat he has'
310111 appear to be , about 1.5* Wow, lessened Eli s
ciety FridaY eveoing: Pia,no solo, Miss
°nye clIoltzaniiii; paper on noted Wo-
men of Great Britain and Ireland, Mie
M. Clark.; selection, MfaSes, Go ser and
Annis; paper on England's Navy, 0.
Bitiett; piano 13010, Vivian Beaver.'.The
next meeting will take the fortn -of A
1110ek p,arliament, sal.ject of debate:
"Reaolved that the present system of
lininigrati in is tin Sa 1 isfautory." Lead-
,er of Gov. Ira Ilisovti; Leader of Oppo-
sitiiin, 'II K. Eilber. , This promisee to
be a -vtory interesting meeting.
DRAM -That grim destroyer with
it_e_11 lightin r ouch rratoliel t ii
infant ugh r sst th e of12 days.
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Thelittl -line deiftratt a cold, *rit-
on Tuesday eve ing . of last week the
Angel -wafted the 'spirit to the home
above where it now is a - shining gem
In the kiogdoin. .. On - Wednesday all
that vras_mortaLef the baby. girl, was
firiz to restiiirther cemetery', but
--"rbriiiiff-OTO of baby tinkers re"Thiiiii
_permanent -possessions of the loving
heal ts of the parents. ' We cotinnend
Mr. and Mrs. lietT LO Hint -who doeth
Dosiftwood _
A goodly number of young 'people
gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred preeter on Wednesday evening
of hist week and tipped the light fan-
).1.4te-wee-sentli-ltottes-of-4..h
when ll departed t t"eir
nitig's am ement. Messrs. it:hi rs es
i.,t b
-Kra 'Ord oVer „.th ' e‘ki?.-
Eidt of this' place sh plied. a carload of
_.--ts
flour from the Exeter station on Thurs-
day last. - -The revival ineetinge in the ,
Evangelical church here are still in
pomotos.rzlies...24.4.4----.+,-,
op churehoLtkis Blase, ret urned -Sat. .
urday from attending a conference of t
their association held in Elmira' last
week. --Miss Leura Giietz, -who--bas
been in Detroit for some time, return-
ed to their house here Monday of last
week.-Adatn Mansz of Tavistock
spent several daysr with friends here
during the week. He was mills way -
to Adelaide Village, where he was de-
livering it -horse to a doctor of that
place, -Thomas Klumpp of Crediton
WILL PAY YOU TO BUY- 'YOUR 'The snow is talent 20 inchea deep lines. first earefullygonsideeing wheths
where not' drifted; roas are itt had er he he a callable judr or not, then
R. of towtnuc 110V11. .lot °Elbe fair sex, say about the._.firlit _all things well. •
of Aptil next, and if he places conii-" ,
ethers together an ships a, car
reaper has again
agent for this district. , If it is a entsted.rao.u-rTrnhiedsg
dente in mei will act as distributingtrialundreiovedanoth-
ti9P- et of our old and highly respected res -
cess there is no doubt the governmehr 'dents, in the person of Catherine
will amply repay us. If men Are Treitz.',which „sad event occurred on
scarce at that time Owing to new in- Tuesday at.tire ripe age of 85 years
duatriee requiring labor in Exeter, swills Montalts,after an-iillnestsoessuly is_ittsjsreatn_Lvieitioghie_tkeele.„herek-_-s
probillfirDOCRamseY or Sandy Pur- a few days: She leaves two sons,John, The Misses Itoebler and Best of Zurich, -
don would accompany the cur. ' of town and Charles of Potosi's.' to spent Sunday with ielendo in the vil-
la closing I send my -. respects and mourn her demise. The remains were lage. -The Zurieb Herald of that week
congratulations 10 thepeopleQt. Exe-, _. laid to rest in the- Evangelical- come- contsained-an-artaielailtdellabetWigt the
ter with regard to the progress they tery-Ao-day Thursday. We extend our (lenge'. in which Henry Stanbus of
are makiiig and white including al bympathy to the bereaved ones this place and Jake .„Wurrit of Zurich
allow mei Mr. Editor" to mention pais found themselves confronted . with on
DEATH OF HENRY LAMPORT.-Grad-
tigulatly the Exeter Band and the gen- well as
malty the oid pioneets of this as the morning of Jan. 14th while oing
lid proprietor of the Centre'. Hotel.
.INviiili you a 'hippy and prosperous the other neighboritig townships are to their work in the woods in t 1
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New'Years . passing away Eel their long home. This ern Ontario: When they were a ou
week we are callectupon. to record the, a mile and a half from camp they beard
' Yours,!ruly--
-- . C. W. WELSH. death of a highly esteemed 'resident of a pack of -Wolves coming towards them
"Stephen in the person of Mr. Henry in perailit of a deer which they were
running down. These men instantly •
began to measpre the distance between
them and the camp. which we are glad
to i Tort they reabbed . in safety. It
,reached the Whittle' nember_OL years' is said Staubus distaneed bis conipan-
. being 68 years, 8 nionths and 24 days -iOnin at.- race -Tor li e. ---The- tOUDI -
-FURS NOW FOR NEXT WINTE I shape aud tre is it general complaint
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We are now taking stock and find that we have
Moke furs -than we care to carry over, conseituentr
we wi I sell at rock -bottom prices in order to make
roomier our spring goods- To be convinced- that
what we say we do we solicit a tall.
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' While there are disadvantages in
every country. there are also' advant-
ages seeniinglY provided by nature,
I will just mention one at present.
Stall feeding of stock te not general in
the W -est yet,anst fur several_ month
ID ; wiater cattle are _net offered for
- sate, hence the butchers preside for
this by laying up a -stock for three- or
four months' use. I alight tiny here
s that at Christmas wheir.uirstock was
in I had in the neighborhood of four
tons of butchers' supplies, consisting
of beef, 'pork. poultry -irnd fish, hence
the work in connection with the butcher
trade here during the cold season con-
sists chiefly in the disposal of thig
stock. Tise ice which is beteg pabked
now is or the 'beat and gond
thickness. The coal question was a
To --Faliters serionsquestion this winter Inc a tims
and Where no wood was ovitibible it
The Exeter Canniag and Preserving company are was gettingasetions, but by strikes he-
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now -prepared toreelve contracts for the growing of ing settled and the railroads using all
CAP,LING BROS.
Preeseg Waal Cards.
DR. G. F. HOUSTON, L. D. S., D. D. 8,
DENTIST -----
Mem r R. air. -s7 attiaiire and- on r
Graduate of Toronto UnivereitV.
OFFICE: Over Dickson & Cerling's Law Office, in
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taikDIL7A.AL--IiTNSMAN
itiwor grueastest To rrOpter Univeristst.
DENTIST,
7eetle-exere4e(1-withautany in, or any bad effect -le
Office in Fanson's Kock, west side Main street,
Exeter.
Medical
A e„._ MALLOY, 11. B. (Tor.- Univ.) MEMBER
- of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario:
• 'Former House -Suwon Toronto Western Hospital.
Successor to Dr. J. kltellisue_ Residene.e: East on
first street north of,ottice, Faletel.-01Itarlo.
House for Safe. or Rent.
The frame dwelling in good repair, on the- South
lioundaq, Ezeter. bloeks weer of Main etreet.
The land consbits of -two lots -and jtin first 'cllsam eon-
• ditions good water, several fruit trees. etc.
Apply at this Ince.
Legai.
IraltAtflON CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLIC1-
,Lf-,,,tewliletariss„.Coluitylinetia,X4241:4MiNdOat
Sellettcaiv for iridstint Bank, tte.
0114211141y to Loss at lowest rates of Interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
1. a, Cilitilta, RA.. L Dimon
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MONEY TO LOAN.
We hare a large amount of private fund. to loan
s tans *ad village properties it tow -rates-of inter
wt.
DLADMAN /a STANBLIIT,
Barrister Salk iSors.lfalu et.. Feeler On
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-LLOYD P. JONES i.
°quad and Choir Muter of Mitchell. Methodist
• Murat. 'Teacher --Piano, Organ. Voice,
Madera methods. Thoronetness.
William Brown
Lampert. who for many years had re-
sided on Lot 4, eon. 7, Stephen town.
ship, nn' and one-half miles south of
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egttnat met mondity ftwejling...: Alt this village; Mr. Lamport had Almost
ees-% ttnnet4e6 and corn foe the coming -7 scum. Frain cars for the transfer of coal the ,_
sovereraiehr: nuresig±at-es ii or vsesteksaiCkes.'threr situation has changetT.--Isrow flint a present. • Minutes of previous meeting
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- few cars are available for shipment of read and approved.
—11anvfor Sale . old. He had enjoyed good health un- people of the Luthern congregation o
--'-ireAti-the-r4laile-sve-110t--114,4er-drstwing- —A-communication-wasssead-fsaunthes4,41Aboar_assRaesiessAthen,Brigists=eisa, this place intenkholdip -an entertainurs ay
. it in, this will tend to a slight depres-
. , Ontario Municipal Association re the ease set in, and since then the ray es Went Tiiritutneils • it on •
solo ell 01-1Vr_LeDaD faerliera 111\avgo not prattatibiaL/40 ,......... _-_-_,., s T. ,..._!..„!.=
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-s_s_ &etiaulnalebses4
Lon Lot 4, on. 2, Ilidduly ;-siee • .54%54 Ail their
t itiliirMal-MTC-C.kiiThar-p-efifiGfilreucing EN Ofreirgth"7-A-littre Oirtir a -will' be '..:5 cents.-
-arsdia offexanitorsale tha TiiirialooatakftTiki6s33m,kuptarnitt
ren=ft. ett-Indirottld'workePtriet- tbe WeV--are-vie-thu&O the-Or46- thetemoialtif-Se00-of-the- tiamieir
The Exeter Council.
id y for rebuilt ling. Will be told reasonably_ For
particulars apply to
- ' esori,-Centralia
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-Tenders Wanted
erection of a brick ney at the Exeter Canning
T'eridetifiellit be Vill'netir by llacundenigned foribe
Faetory. Tenders td be in on or before Februem 1st..
1907. 'The lowest or any tender not necessatily
cepted. Plans and specifications may be /web at
Messrs. Harvey Bros. Mill.
J (1. JONES, Seer Treas.
Rotel, for Sale
The Metropolitan Hotel. Exeter, st.•ill be offered
for sale by auction on the wallets on Feb. 8. Thie
hotet is -wen built, is lari,:e with nurnber of room*
Has 11,-ense, aka good ban) in connection.. For
terms and parthfilars apply to Thos. Cameron, Far.
(Inbar. Ana.
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FARM FOR -SALE
That excellent farm, lot 17 and Ei4 18, Concetalori
5, Stephen, is offered for sale. This farm consists of
MO acres and is situate 3 plata from Exeter. It is of
good, rkh, clay barn. Tnereis a frame bouts ot it
rooms, with summer ‘kitehen and woodshed. Large
bank barn. 56 by 84. with cement floors. There are
also, driving sheds and other outbuilding& The
farm) is welt teneed and Veil drained. The river
Sauble runs through the farm. About 6 acres of
hardwood bush. Pricellb000. Apply on the premises
to ABRAHAM DEARING. HE, '
Auction Sale_
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Farm Stock, Implements.
Harmolly
Househol&Effeas,Stc. _
LOT 16, CON 12, IISHOENE,
on WEDNESDAY. FEH'Y Gth, 1907
at 12 o'clock noon.
Prof. Diploma of Royal Incorpotated Society of
Ittielidans, England; Organist of Trivitt Memorial
Char'4,Exeter. Plano, Organ, Harmony and Theory
of Made, Terms on applicatien. Exeter, Ont.,
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HORSE8.-1 !tare. 6 years orti, draft; 1 brood inare
A" gear; old, Inked to Sir Evelyz; ratty. rising yea ,
ran, 1 fesl,draft; 1 carriage there, 7 yearn olol; 1
drivin mar*, 5 years '
change, through the. grading of their
wheat, also the prices and because
they are unorganited and havinir
representative to took after their in-
terests, when almost every industry is
proteeted: Blind to their Intereate.
they would scorn the idea of it sada-
lied representative, say two thousand
a year, when they lose five times that
much annually.
Now, Mr. Editors, it few words con-
cerning the homestead regulations of
this country. No doubt you are fa-
miliar with the government conditions
by ,which a man secures ofe,Isicelisone;
a small majority filial the require-
ments of tlie governments before they
..secure their patent, others do not pre-
tend to do any .improvements on is
homestead and bold it in spite of can-
cellations on it by others. These par-
ties cancelling have itt'eonie Inetittices
visited the land office geteral tini 9
sari were unableto gain any informa-
tion or headway in securing the land:
Why? Because the inspector had not
given his report concerning said land.
Wat the Inspector paid and who. Waft
paying him? The government is em-
ploying officers who break the law
and are the means of causing others
to do .so; the vett-laws they rere ap-
pointed to prefect. I know,whereof I
peak. BOnle of Ilia. IS being done In
our own town, causing many who
wish to hothestead to go back milta
from habitation. The increase in prich.
of land, through t lie Northwest is rapid
fateIrfri seine- Localities, five Co ten.
dollars aniputily. The land Joining
this, town for miles arbund Is priced at
abaiit $15 per acre, the land is good.
Crops thie season are it'good average;
the watet supply is good and tnoat
eases very good quality. Thi' farming
is done in it hurtled. . shiftless. manner
vial in fib.;.1 co** clue -to eel in April;1 edvr, fat; west only a few years e,h .bivery_
;at, good tank tarn and lrivs house. good orchard, 611-12 claws,
razilTe• intrriRzw. man,' .4 Oaf% trot:it2I'ZilittiMtbrafEtii. -yaws hiisubsis ib;dar
, ate done, balance 'seeded topmasts; convenient to r, POU'LTRY. -5(1 pie& bred' hens and pollett; GA) t,O. o, qu te a number can live froth
chartb,orui 0-.4141. 4 milei from Homan AM 6 trona, :Mixed herzt; paer pure bred Monte Turkeys. 2 pair the pr,oceeds Of property.' There
are -twiny dritertiarks tega,rdin the
development of the fartnititt industry.
one is the liirge ntmilAtr of bitelielOrs
res hardwood 1.1. 10 aerea fan wheat, ft) Sere* 4tOGS.-;,S brood sows. store pigs, ver/ ronfoi table bomea and ore wel
Lekete1. 'chit! farm to well drained and teemed aria dink,
in itod Oat° of "dtt"tinn and i; net am Private!, • 1MPLP,MTa.-Lreirnher wagon. tratk vsgoe,
snag before 18th of January Will Ike WA with) thO &awe goneie tep nermly „my, sinee
doetals by public lust Ion on. Feb. I, 1907, MI -terms men Imlay. nee Exit Ado*. newly new; I „Au%
,sse estilPiesis apply ts sminviciete, rises or new; 1410100y. Illinder, 114* engaged in fartning. A large percent.
Thettratiteron. Amt.. Farquhar.
Umfirle' tit*: Ira"' "'nu' h*""'"Ik° thalleY e of this aro nn the farm about
Barris spring tooth clairatcr, new; dila barrow. get
-lt11 irOrthartfte, ht • balm: -itestr; Ilati-t'ibeli1110101-e1; tiMe end itWhIr -701tO.'
askateowa- walking ptors, fandrolfer,seedddr: wirMer,poiper.
Unclog tnill and bagger. hey ta4k. raelF.,, wan°
_ . hex, steittStstsi platform_
$0110 lbt ;shear.. grind atone, 2 LiOrf 10.4,erso
tand8Abr S
ehoiceat, whent hinds of the
have, a Tew choice half sec -
oft It Notti44 no sari beLso41
mit double in a year; Can give
fullest information T a ridlip
eltdsond taw n Sites. A gond
tioo 16 miles eest of Hat1ie , 6
priost lake, in one eaner, which
bought, at $ith buyer 0:in otitote
Wad stngside. .
3014N VILA R LTON, raeter.
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let doutte set . russet
clippers; 2 legging hatta, tfinpirs croft; roar.
dicky chars, MI_P Nang poi map Waite an spilt*
plan tags;f4tte,aht.-ve1a., hoc*, "agar kettfe, ItTSAS
IWO oCitet
quietift et driVelasibsitraftrfalgoidk-eni "
and clover seeds; a quantity of iolfit and shore
(*IQ? tYpatir, Ve,,14rick.soote terntock WO em pluik
soune bairwned fuststr; yiktuag &MS,
.redatesda, !Gunge*, 'Eurtaits-gless ettploterd, steeds.
doers (if kirsdatiasd trOttrzyttitochft
No re4eriat u p-wipilcitorla czaftg
-Stun* t.f Salina under, ()vol. 0144
amount 10 stotthe crtd:t given oo fdreishing ap
:lataVed Mat *OWL A 4100,40 Of 6 per tem. pef
i'pertilk Off ter Naas dr/ eraiittreietetts
D DrNCAN . T. CANIVai()N%
PrOprictitr. •
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gether in the winter. they are tOolOnd
of the town life arida* ft comfequence
tTt restatifiints, loteli, bakeries,. etc..
thrive- at tkeir fapt,nve. The* condi,
tions are lielpful to the tOWn but 10.
jiirtous to forming. - Horse" are high
Aced 'beret good terint °it valued at
to hundred tbillara -Hoge are very
gb &trate At tinato; Worth at
Public flake
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Take snit that ilerSOOdi *Sad, thte•wiet sshe
85 tkof Itreett Witkitatt, the ptrativalett ,44. the /toad
ozenielesioncriial,teprotteralea a:wittzns to /0w4.
the eatne c4tics,4 to hy•tof. rporgcr of the
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Jassfi.geliiori Clerk
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A - ttru lities re
weekrage---be-became vinarse....iatni the _e.good entertainment andtwe_hope-th-
d idl He was hi hl
re -
thus
thus made,responsible for iojuries Pio gepen ned camebyraaP11; aiM. ethodistiw-fle ig -Vg-tein receive a good patronage. -There ia
pa Act whereby n c pa
perSOMThettiustruftheir being received sane, a Reformerin politics. Deceased' but little change in the condition of .
by roads; etc., being in bad repair. Wale& native of Canticle, berOg born in little Johnnie Stier of whom we made
Fiiket-fleatuan-t, - hat the petition be 'Woodstock. He married Miss Lizzie inencion last week. His friends seem
sent. -Carried. Luker, daughter of the late Robert ft) tbiniche is restingsomesehtit easier. '•
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The Times Printing Co's tender for Luker of Centralia, who survives him, It is to be hoped the little fellow will I
printing being loweet was accepted. and who has been ill for about two pull through alibight.-Mrs. John Bitch- '
The tender of Mr.McEay for herring- years Since „suffering iistroke of par- heit accompanied by her sister's-tn.
ing, $30, being loWest was accepted - alysis. He is also survived by a family law, the Misses Anna and pleafa Bach -
The tender of Mr. W. Harding fors use of eight children: -Mrs. Alfred Bed. heit of St. Agatha, are epending this
of scailes,$45,being highest Was accept- Torii, %Van. Lampert and Mrs. Wm. week with friends in and around Dash-
ed. Clark of London.; Mrs,. Robert Clark ot iiviscd. Mrs. Buchheit is a 'sister to
The following accounts were order- Buffalo Plains, Man.'Mrs. 0.- Harness Mrs. Alex. Zimmer of this place.
ed to be paid: G. Hirtzel, brick for of Exeter, Mrs. Wm.Greenley of Cred-
celnetery. $15; Caster Willis labor at iton. Ezra, at home, and Mrs. Russell, 13liAT115 .
cemetery, $2.50; Peed Green. gravel for Redden of Crediton East: all of whom
cemetery. $3.30; insurance - premium have the sympathy of the whole corn-
31cAvove-In St, Marys, on Jan. 21,
on cemetery house during building of munity in their sorrow. The funeral'
Mrs. Margaret Pringle McEvoy, ;st-
eam° $2.40; Advocate Printing Co, took place from the late residence on lictshf the late . John IL McAvoy.
Municipal NVo,rld ,supplies, $12,40; , Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock to aged. Ca years and 0, months.
Printing $1.90; Thos. Holden, tabor; the Fairfield eemetery. " Ainnst_xn brediton /3,,tv's't,.. on-Ja- n722.
$0.50; Geo. Brooks, bread charity, $1. \ , ' NM.
W. J. Heaman-Wa- Johns -that un- ... infant daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.'-
s AYLOR- sin Stratford, on Jan. 20th, °has, kerr, aged 12 days. -
less WM. Brima.coiribe support his
, Martha Metta, daughter of Mr. and kaoupotta.-In Stephen, south of Credi-
faudlY ProPetlY he win be3eut• P') iii" - Mrs. Wm. 'Taylor, Con. 9. Ushorne,
forthwith as a, vngrant.-tatrried.ton. Orf Jan. 28th, Henry Lamport,
,Mr. Heamati desired to know if the. aged 22 years. 0 month, 20 days.
- siged 08 years, 8 months and `Z „,..
Council -gave permission td people to, — — ---
throw coal ashes on the rand during , ,
the winter. He thought it Injurious 4 il
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and desired it prohibit -ed. -4. motions- _HOU 14013N1 rig for Easi_WO
to the sleighing and frightened Work
horses e
wars -passed that it he prohibited and " _
tbe same published.
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FARMERS' ATTENTiozt.-we eansup -
ply you witb government standard
Red'Clover at $8.25 per bushel; also
Alsike and Timothy at right prices.
Dd not pay more than market value
for your seed. A call solicited. ,
C ZWICKER. Crediton.
Mr. and MTS. Jas.Xlockwill returiied
,
list wee rum it ten ng t e une
a th'e-tetter'ititisteri Mt*. Vylei„(etter':
lotte Makins) at Newaygis, Mieh..:-Mrs.
Wm. Matz and. Mrs. Wurtz of Pigeon.
Mich., and Mils Motz Of Detroit visit-
ed Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry Motz.,, Sr.. Mit
viteek.-Bliss Vera Sanders of Detroit
Is spending the week with her .sister,
Mrs. Wes._ fledden and other friends.
-W. T. England and Wilson Ander.
son„eiserit.flaturdity, ..sitLigttelostio.-rsie_SS
,Hiiiiithetatintieilier of 'tomes draseltig
'stick' to St. Mary& -The %trod sleigh-
ing -the post few days hitiv started- the
briek inovin • and large quantities are
moving and
sold.-- re. Charles Kerr, who
has been -qui ill of late, is cotivales
cing.the news of which will belearned
with Octant* by her Many Mender.
Sattme113towo and.itife„ora vialtilig
Worlds in Platuni110,.—Mtfiatti Doyle
And nrokenahire were in. tbe village
Monday auditing the books of the TO:
TolisOterv,--iiNtnilcoriti, *ho has been
'visiting his mother for eeIefalwe.thrt*
returned to Osaabrkiti,flaitoirridity.4,
The eold,spell lot *ethti—Itims .an old
tinter( Tbe thermometer rekistered
lieWseyertil-ftiottiingso-
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10 ter -20 bel
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in Cuffing gam? Wood?
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Then use a good X Cut -Saw, one that is waititnated:
Maple Leaf Itaeer Maple, Leaf Lance
SI I WI' I
goi
Saws are positively the best made --$425 to $4.50 with hdles
SAW 8=a
tallith) Pre ter, Etudy Andy,, LeVer Saw Sets and hurley
Pe trick ets-77-frorn 05e. to $1.00 each
ITOK S WS'
rota" 50e. to eaeh
DiaNDAs AXES
75e. to 1.25. 'Onr warranted axes will chop any
kind of wood. If they don't we replace thein free of axge
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