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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-9-16, Page 8INSURANCE, 1 i �.}} i ,l.,Sl' LL , LTO 1 AGENT FOR TEE WIlS11+,1tN. ASSURANCE OOAI• PANY, of Toronto ;also for the PIRISN'IX FINE INSURANCE .0 O.MPARY,ot l4ortdou, England, the 'ROYAL OANADIAN, of lklonta'oal, era the XIP SIT FAiPIRE LIVE ASSURANCE COM• N , of London, England, established 1847. Assets over $0,QOQ,000; claims and bonuses paid,, over $10,000,000, LGG'A1L NEWS. ---We shall be happy to re- , nue at,all times, from any Evart of the County, items of local news, 'such as RC- cideMs,or any interesting incident what ever, from any of our SUbscrabers or read. ers generally for the purpose of public- ation.. : etes' Pula. . THURSDAY, SEPT. lOith, (SSC. TENOLNTR porliue for tlrstinsertion, and FOUR OItNTS per line for each subsequent in sertien will be ehalged to noticesappoarmi La this column, LOCAL HAPPENINGS. -,w • Renton Bros. • ress making departanent reopened, Miss Wood, in charge. Charges moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed. rl'Carson's Catarrh Cure at Scarlett's Drug store, giving immense satisfaction. Guarantees issued only at Scarlett's Drug tore. Wanted—immediately—any quantity of jet Meek lady's hair, for which the highest price will be paid. I. J. Dearing, Exeter. aEnglish, French and American trusses, shder braces, abdominal supporters, child- ren's trusses, suitable for all sizes and ages. O'er water -pad truss is the best fitting and most comfortable truss made, at the Central drug store, C. LUTZ, Prop. Without exception, the best and cheapest lines in Boots and Shoes we have as yet seen, can now be had at C. Eacrett's, Chil- ' d enS Carriages, ExpressWagons, Va o S Boys' Bicycles of al! sizes,Men'SHSud-madeIoots also harness, trunks, valises of every.descrip. tion constantly on hand. Call and see them. Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for.goods.. Accident. Oue day last week, while Mr. Robert . Kelleway, of Exeter, was digging a well, lie met with a severe accident. While at the bottom of the well, which had been dug to a considerable depth, a bucket by some means, became detached from the windlass :,rope above and fell, striking Mr. K. with great force on the head, inflicting an ugly wound. He was immediately removed and ,iuedical aid summoned, when the laceration was stitched and bound up. Election of" School Trustees. At the last session of the. Legislature an amendment was made to the School Law by which the election of trustees on the Public School Board can take place at the same time as Municipal Elections, the only provisions being that the Board shall pass a resolution to that effect and the Clerk of the Municipality be notified of such action on or before the first of October. Such a change would cause a good deal more inter- est to be taken in the School Elections than hitherto, and at the seine time lessen the expense. We beg to refer those interested to Section 104, Chap. 49, 48th Victoria, ,;Ontario Statutes. Boatinu. This pastime, which has been suspended for past months on account of insufficiency of water les the course, appears to have been resumed with much vigor. On Wednesday evening last a young gentleman accom- panied by a couple of young ladies, went for a row, and becoming so imbued with the port remained until a parent, who, think - 'rag ani: accideut.had happened, went to in- estigate. The party might have been seen "Wending their way homeward aboout 12 'clock p. in. They are to be excused o he ground that "Gallant" had left his regu tor at home -not for the, entire night owever_ Ere lOcet.thas1►Xd(lYti.. As woe mentioned in Sue last iaassuet lair. John Vail, of this place, visited Winghein on Thursday and entered into contest with Messrs, l rank Feathers, of llarristop, (champion of Ontario) and J • Cornyu, of \Yiughain, int a five wile .race on . relief: skates At the appointed time all three stood abreast, and when tho signal, was, given, 'Feathers took the load Vail next, and n Corny 6 These fallowing. Tl P tions were retained for many rounds, until Feathers tripped and fell, allowing fail to ,pass. Until the finish, Vail held firstplace, and was accordingly awarded the gold medal and champioslhip of Ontario. It is the impression that had Feathers kept his feet, the would havo won the race; but .some think it. doubtful, for Vail kept very close indeed, and might possibly have passed. Thennedal has to be won 3 times, and conse- quently another race will shortly take Iplace. Hymenial. ' The matrimonial season, like that of the fall fairs, has emerged from a long and quiet spell, and our readers may look for hymeniel announcements and ieccounts of agricultural fairs, in great nun bers for some time to come. In connection with the for- mer we are this week happy to record the marriage of Mr. John Braund, to Miss Rhoda Rowo, second daughter of Mr. Chas. Roweg the interesting incident taking place at the residence of the bride's father, yesterday morning, in . the presence of a gathering of friends. Rev. Mr. Martin tied the nuptial knot. ' The bride was the recipient of many presents. After th e we riding breakfast, the happy young couple boarded the south -bound tram, leaving for a tripMichigan. through Dliehn�an. They have our best wishes. There are many more such events to occur, one or two within a few days. Ifeur Years Term, The term of location among Methodist ministers has been extended to four years. This does not mean that the located minister must continue all the time in one place. He may, as heretofore, leave at the end of one year, but he may, if all concerned are will- ing, remain four. A good many in the Presbyterian Church are beginning to think that the Methodists have iii this the better plan, and this change will deepen that im- pression. The scheme, however, must be taken as a whole. The Methodists 'provide all their travelling preachers with work. Leaving at the end even of one year does not of itself involve any slur or stain. The moving brother goes to another sphere as a Matter of course, and is not only continued in good standing, but in full church work. With the Presbyterian it is .different, as many have found to their cost. The demitt- ing minister with them is too often "castlike rubbish to the void,', after perhaps, the congregation has been ruined with frantic efforts to get quit of hint. It might be a benefit all around if parts of both schemes could' he adopted, -• Personal Mr. Wm. Bawden, of Goderich, was in town last week. Mr. Bawden has a couple of first class farms for sale, particulars con- cerning which, can be found in advertise- ment, in another column.—Mr. Richard Pickard and daughter, arrived home from their transatlantic trip. They report. hav- ing had a very pleasant voyage.—Mr. J. J. Campbell, of Mr B. V. Elliot's office, suc ceeded in passing the recent Examination at OsgoodeHalI, withoutanoral and was called to the bar.—Miss M. Palmer, has returnee] n from Winnipeg.—A great many of our citizens attended the Industrial Exhibition ' at Toronto.—It is expected that upwards of sixty, Reform and Conservative, will visit London to -day, to hear and see Can- ada's great statesman.—Mrs. J. C. Stewart, 'of Brockville, has returned home, after spending several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Oke.—Miss Sharon, of St. Thomas, is visiting friends in town.— Owing to some misunderstanding or im- possibility, Rev. Mr. Gray, of Clinton, did not preach to the Baptists of Exeter, on The Sunday last, as was expected. A number of were disappointed.—Mr. G. A. Mace, is in are town spending a few days with old' friends. M Amusing Spectacle, Not many nights ago, a Zurichite, who ripened tote in town, witnessed, what he DS an amusing scene, at the residence of of our townspeople. While going ng a street in town, he observed a couple parties at the window, ancl, entertaining C idea that they were burglars, went h to investigate. After crawling on ds and knees over wood piles and house- s,. and 'tumbling over a wheel -barrow and then, he came to the spot .-just in to see a youngman ti assist his lady nd into the house by way of a window, 2.30 o'clock, midnight.' It is needless ay that the would-be detective was cha- ed. ed Away. o are called upon this week to record death of Thomas Eacrett, eldest son of espected townsman, Mr. Geo. Eacrett, n took place early on Friday morning in the 27th year of his age. Deceased en ailing for some years, with a coin `on of diseases, but had never been y ill until about a week ago, when he ken. down quite suddenly, gradually sg worse Lnil expiring as above Stet - Was a truly moral young man, twined character, and' was uni- rl. To be Out down in the prime ;d' truely sad; but then, He who II. all things ruleth for the better. and friends have the syinpathy onimtunity, ' The funeral, which took oil Sunday,, was a large one. 'The Icvccl and lost !" Why do We call then' lost l arse nt c miss th'emfro:ri'our onward toad? oil's unseen angel o'er our pathway crust, ed on tis all, and loving them the most, ghtway relieved them from life's weary, load, :ltey are: not, lost; they., are within the door• shuts out loos, and every hm Hifi thing- - ith. angels bright, and loved once gone before, their :Redeemer's presence ever more, 'ed himself their Lord, and judge and King, furor, Presbytery a; 1 he I lesbytory of Huron met on day last, 14th inst., in Leven Preebyt church in this place. M. MoGiivra student, who hoe boon laboring in Code daring the past summer, appeared before the Presbytery and read a sermon, which was accepted and Mr, ltrcGilvl'lay Certified. to the college for the ensuing session, Mr. Martin reported regarding the organiz of a station at Corbett. The PresU appointed Mr, Fletcher azict 1\fr: Martin to proceed to organize said station as soon es the Sarnia Presbytery signified its desire with regard to the matter. The report of the 'Finance Committee was read by Mr.; Stewart, of Clinton. .A discussion' followed this report on the' question of paying com- missioners to next General Assembly which is appointed to meet at Winnipeg. Dr. Ure of Goderiob, taking exception to the prin- ciple of the PresbyterypaNig said expenses. The final settlement of this matter was de- ferred till the November meeting. The committee appointed to arrange for Mis- sionary deputations brought in the following scheme, which was accepted, viz,: Presbytery to he divided into four gro Group No. 1, to consist of the Congregations of Blyth, 11lancliester, Bullet and Clinton ; No. 2, Goderieh,` Bayfield, Bayfield R and Grand Band ; No• 3, Seaforth,' throe, Egmondville and Brucefield ; No Kippen, Hensall, Exeter ancl'Thames Ro The ministers of No. 1 to address the m O II A C A N G >(r S. Ifs l ues- + I cn t' lSept,Brion n 1 is ran , loranto, Sal Gth to 18th. a Vrovinoial, Gltolph, Sept. 20th to 25th. y' a Central, Hamilton, Sept, 27tH to Oct, lst. raoh, Western, London, Sept :27th to Oct. 2nd, Dusan, Liman, Sept. 24th. Hnllet , Clinton. Sept.23rd and 2t h. t, 1t Southern Counties, S. Thomas, Sept. 2i3 to 24. South Huron, Seafortlh, Sept. 27th and 28th. ation West Huron, Goderiob, Sept, 21St Andj22nd. Fresh) appointed Nartheru,cWalltorton,t0 t 5th1to.8th . East lluron, Brussels, Oct, 5th arida:b. t Listowel, Sept, 30th and Oct, let, East Wawavosh, Belereve, Oct, 1St, Stephen and Usborne, Exoter, Oot. 4th and 5th Morris, Blyth, Oct. 7th and 8th. Hibbert, Staffa, OctoberOth. Northern Fair, Ailsa Craig, Oct,; 5th and Oth. South Perth, St, Marys, Oct. 5th and 6th. Blanchard, Kirktou, Oct. 711i and Sill. Parkhill, Parkhill, Oat. 12th ani! 13th. l3idclulph, at Uranton Oct. 14th. , Scott's E pulsion et Pure. Cod Liver Oil, with iIypophosphitos, In General Debility, Emaciation, Consump- tion and Wasting in children, Is a most valuable food and medicine. I creates an appetite for food, strengthens the rl'he nesvous system and builds up the body. It ups: is:prepared in 0 palatable form and prescribed universally by Physicians. Take no other. oacl Win . 4, The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk railway for the week ending September 4th were $337,005, an increase of $54,720 coin - ad. 'pared with the corresponding week' last year.. est- Information has been received of the death by accident v d at Huntingdon, don Indiana, , of John almsle of u W the L.,H .ctB. Y, R, of London. Deceased was.a fireman on the Chicago iC Atlau tie Railway,`and was injured bek an accident o n the line during Thursday, from the effects of which he died on Friday. He had been a year and a half on the ,road,. and was well known' to many in Exeter. ACCIDENTS.—Mt. s r. win. Keys, eys, neer Varna. village, met with what might ht have been en 8 o a serious accident, about a week ago. in company with some others, he was.trying to. drench a horse, when the animal plunged, crushing Mr. Keys against the stall; although laid up for a few days, we are glad to say he is able to be about again.<Mr. Watson, vb' builds'', met with a painful accident the other. ass• day; he was holding a stick, while another et, was using a maul; unfortunately the maul d flew from the handle, and gave Mr. A. a rain severe, blow on the arm, not breaking any bones, however. ings of the congregations of No. 4 and the ministers of No. 4, to return the visit, and the same exchange to hold with Nos. 2 anal 3. Three to be held during the second alid third weeks of October next. Mr. Calvert's application to be received as a minister of the Presbyterian church was notenter tained. Mr. Thompson, Hensall,' was congraulated on is appointment as lecturer in Knox Conte. The Presbytery h . decided to hold no sabbath school covenion this winter. The Presbytery adjourned to meet in Clin- ton on the second Tuesday of November. brevities. Village Council will meet on Monday e next for the transaction of general busine met on Monday morning la passed the townhall by-law and adjourne Mr. John Manning has moved to his fa near Rodgerville. Read G. A. Hynchnan's change of adv tisement in another column. Mr. John Ryan advertises his value property for sale, per poster. N. D. Hurdon, bagged several large black squirrels on Tuesday morning. "The early bird catches the -•—"'squirrel. The potato harvest has commenced, and the crop is reported good. They are num- erous and of a good size. Several car loads of sheep aiid cattle have been shipped from this depot during the past few days. A load of hay upset hs front of 'TlnxEs office last evening, and the elasticity of the driven was something remarkable. Dr. Rollins has purchased a new surgical chair, which is the most complete concern we have ever seen. Garden robberies are reported on every hand, and it is strange that the offenders are not dealt with severely. " The Exeter salt well is now running in full blast, and as arrangements are complet] col so shall the manufacture of salt increase. Wheat is beginning to comein more abun- dantly than for some weeks past, oats are scarce, however. • The stone crossings in .the village have been raised to correspond with the new side -walks. Jan* Taylor, of this place,1' planted two seed potatoes last spring, and as a result of their product dug two large buckets of potatoes this week. An hotel -keeper at Clandeboye had his house raided last week, by Inspector Shoff and a constable, and a quantity of liquor confiscated. Tuesday was a busy clay in the village, the streets being thronged with vehicles. We understand considerable grain was marketed. There is great aivelry in the bakery busi- ness at present, there being bal0 from a distance who intrude on the ground of our bakers. The fruit season has fully opened up. re seems to be an abundance of all kinds fruit, with the exception of apples, which comparatively much smaller than usual. r. Henry Westcott, of Usborne has chasedh t emansero ert the sum t P P y, for' SO0, and will move to the village as as the house is vacated. We s come er- MARXET REPORTS. (Corrected at5 o'cloekp.m. Wednesday. ble Fal1\Vho n , - 0 72 to 73 Spring Wnoat... - ... 0 60 to 0 70 Barley .. ... ... ... 0 50 to 55 Oats .-. plover seed ... Timothy Peaa Corn Bntteh ... Flourperbbl •00 t0 s 55 Pdtatoes,por bag .-. 40 to 0 40 Apples,perbag ... ... 40 to 0 50 DriedApplespr.b ... 0 0400 0 00 Geese per ib. 0 Turkey per lb 0 0806 toto 0 0806 Ducks per pr ..........0 40 to 0 00 Chickens per pr 0 25 to 0 40 Kogs,dressedpeiioo 550 to6l5 OIBidesronhg, .. 5 00 to 600 dressed • 6 00 to 7 00 Sheepskins each 0 50 to C-57 Calfskins 0 50 to 0 70 Wool per lb ,. • 0 16 to 0 17 Hay portonWoodper cord „ Q50 to 8 00 Onionsnerbush� 0 50 to 0 76 - 250to3oo He looks as natural as ever.—Messrs. Jas. pug and Robt. Willis, of Chicago, brothers of g , of $ Messrs. John and Geo. Willis, of this place, boon were in the village during the week, attend- him ing the funeral of their nephew, the late es Thos. Eacrett.--Rev. Mr. Ford, of London, alon occupied the pulpit in the Main-st. Meth- why odist church on Sabbath last, in the absence. If it of Rev. W. S. Pascoe, who is attending the sum General Conferen ee.—Mr. A. Q. Bonier ancl, gyie family left last evening for London, where they will reside in future, that city being a more central place in Mr. B.'s business. We are sorry to lose them.—Mr. Fred. 0 Southcott who has been visitinj , og friends at it Toronto for some weeks, returned home last Go t week.—Rev. Father Kelly, of Limerick, Lo was in town on Tuesday, and gave us a call. of to Do ur merchants and, the citizens generally, g the water course, would like to know main -street was notwatered yesterday. was necessary at any time during the vier, it was yesterday, for the dust was g in blinding clouds. How to Injure a Town. pposo improvements.' istrust its public men. un it down to straugers. o some other town to trade. ngthen your face when a stranger talks eating in it not invest a cent. Lay your money —Mr. Herb. Elliot, of Windsor, is visiting out s friends in the village:—Mr. Chas. Senior re- If turned`"deep."—Mr. eon Tuesday from his trip across the char p lGeo. Ranten has returned If from his eastern trip. fere -- Bo A new bell is to be placed upon the publi church of England, and rung for Sunday Be services. This will be a decided improve- docs nent, and the wonder is, that it was not df donne long ago.' body doing The contract for the carrying of Her Do Majesty's mail from Exeter post to depot to the and to `Hay post office will shoa�tly expire,Tlme and the Government is asking for tenders Aft for conveyance of same, in our columns. • the t There appeared an item in the London 01f M Free Press of Saturday, which, had gone tun orf e the rounds of the press Some weeks, and Du which was first published in the 'mins. and We'hact quite forgotten talc occurance, and eonht this serves the purpose of bringing it fresh than to oar memory, numb oinewhere else, oppose industries. a man wants to buy your property go him two prices. he wants to buy anybody else's inter - and discourage him.' particularrto discredit tho'Motives of o spirited citizens. fuse to see any merit in a scheme that not directly benefit you. you can't "hog" anything, judge every - else by yourself and accuse them of it. 0 sit ort the newspapers. + editor how much "better the London s is. not pp 1 vspapehs. Explain 5-..... er being locked upall night, the jury in rias of Havelock Smith for the murder arshall Pigot, St: Thomas, were dia. ed Friday morning, having been unable r00 on h verdict,' n & Co. report a total of one hundred seventy -sight failures throughout the tyecluring the past, week, twelve less week previous, wenty-nmo of the er were in Canada, flan more than the cding weekr preee .•. 0 30 to 31 ... 700to725 •- 175to200 051to053 -- 0 58 to 0 6C 012to012 • 12 t o 0 12 FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for sale his farm, con- taining 80 acres, being, Lot 20, North Boundary Stephen.; There are 5 acres in brush, remain- der cleared. Good brick house, (new), frame barn ond stable, good wells. A splendid or- chard of fruit bearing trees. Situated within 40 rods of a Post Office. For terms apply to JOHN FEN WICK, [2 most Sarepta P. 0. Exeter Butcher Shop. R. DAVIS, Butcher & General Dealer —IN ALL RINDS ar- 1 E MI IT LS Customers supplied TUESDAYS, 'THURS DAYS AND SATURDAYS at their residence ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Lots, . Lots, Lots. TOn SALE. 500 Village Lots For sale at Reasonable Prices. Situation good ; fronting good widest' leets ; also a number of HOUSES, & FARMLAND FOR SALE. Parties desiring Land or Houses would do well to con- sult the undersigned, Terms to suit purchaser.' I. CARLING, Exarun. FALL GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER ! COME AND SEE Our Plain Flannel at .. 250 Our Fancy Flannel at .. . 25e, + Our Fancy Wineoy at . 121c Our Dress Goods, (Iatest shades), at 25e Our Ladies' Jersey Jackets at $1.50 Our, Gray Cotton, 32 yds. for .. x$1,00 Oar Men's Suitings in French goods, Defy Competition. 18 lbs. Good Sugar for $1,00 —REMEMBER— That wo pay Moro Than. Market Price FOR BUTTER & EGGS.' DOUPE PATRONIZE THE HOUSE THAT BRINGS PRICES DOWN ! —WE SEI L Gro E es Crockery and Glassware 15 PER. CENT LESS Than thever a Pricesby A a e Charged Dealers. b g COAL; OIL AT REASON91E RATES, . COKE AND CET PRYCr1' S And thenou will satisfy thatthis is no �' y,y advertising humbug. i1 L. •OltJ • Convcyano Loan. 011ieoin Barrister, OffteoSai ^I CA' path. Allo skill Gold, 0 a, m: to G' Oasis. K BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN INEXCHANGE , AT HIGHEST LOCAL MARKET PRICES. 4)10 ITT$ 1 t ).l )ii) OtilArt FANSON'S BLOCK. i ;),���, ��;, D�U -..MM L 1T� AGE S Wishes to announce to the inhabitants of KIRKTON. —FOIL -- Newest designs in dress goods, Ladies' jerseys, Mantel oloths, Millinery, etc., etc. GROCERIES AT ROCK-130TTOM PRICES, A few pounds tea left, at 15cts. —A fine assortment of— BOOTS AND SHOES —FOR ALL CLASSES AT— CHEAP -:- CASE -:- STORE, KIRKTON. 500 TUBS Wanted ButtEY J. «lYlatheson EXETER NORTH, Our Stock is Well Assorted FOR THE SEASON'S TRADE. LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED 1. GROCERIES l l' 16 lbs. sugar $1.00 ; 13 lbs. white sugar, $1 We can't be undersold in Teas from 20c. to 75e. per lb. Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices. A nicely assorted stock of. HARDW.A_RE. FORKS, ' SCYTHES and GLASS all sizes, (Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60e per Gal. COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. M"' A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75. A good suit of ready-made clothing for $6. Ordered suits got up in Good Style. Our Dress Goods are masked down to theLowestNotch. COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR. Exeter and vicinity, that he has opened out Boot aid Shoo Shop in the (;order Store. North of Samtyel & Pickard's, where be is prepared to make all kinds o. ordered work. Sewed work a speciality. Repairing promptly attended to. GEO. MANSON, Late Manager C. Eacrott's Boot and Shoe Establishment. May 1411i 84. Moved to F, Front H TDEARINGwould respectfully intimate to the public at large that he has moved from his old location, and henceforth his MONTREAL TEA STORE - Will (bolocatedin GEO KEMP'S OLD STAND (ono door North of Vrow'sBlock,) where he will be found, as of old, with a large and well as- sorted stook of entirely new goods, consisting of Ready-made Clothing, Tweed, Skirtings, English Corded and English Moleskins, Cotton- ades,Brown Duck,Cashmeres, Dress Goods, all descriptions, Corsets, Ladies' Hose, Mus- lins, Lawns, And everything usually kept iu a well -stocked General Store. I am making Soecitl Rates to closeout my Spring d Summer Goods To make room for new Fall and Winter Goofs, which are arriving claily. I carry a fine and well -assorted stock of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES,. Which I am offering at Rock Bottom Rates TEAS, TEAS, TEAS 1 I make this line a SPECIALTY,, t FARM PRODUCE;TANEN IN EXCITANGE for Goons,: I would thank my old customers for their atronago, and hope by strictly honest dealing nd fair prices to merit a continuance 05 your astorn and win many now patrons. Call and xamine goods and prices. A House and Lot, also a l+arm for Sale. p Apply to JOHN MATHESON. HAY P. O. T. DEARING. CARLING'S BLOCK FOR Spring Sc Summer Goods General Dry -Goods, Black and Colored Cashmeres Ottoman Cords, Nuns' Cloth, Jersy Cloth, Ginghams, Lawns, PIain and Spotted Muslins, Prints in endless variety. Upstatre i Main-Stre C. LO W J. P.S aiidlrosid R. Do. eehonsor Esq. DR. P Queen's east of P diseases cryo tion paired he disoases being a 5 of the No ilnpai•od HEIh rray.Tow :ates. 01 TOH Tow and the'f attended arrange TEN1151 Vetorina to, have for the tr Domesti Moinstr( from a attended always o -[OD ingsSoci John 8p" Mol Funtfi. Augusts, lf oI Loaning TH'E 1 Fi HEAD This c years in tario damage ufaetori able pro options, Cash Sy Durini has issu to thea es alone Asset: n clank cased Pr W WAL Secrete SNELL GAZ' D o� T nun cost of Volume to Quol Scotia $9.50, t1 west Te a Map. Mantra We have now on hand a choice lot of Millinery, Blackw Colored Ostrich PIumes. Fine display and remark. ably low Priced. Gents about to purchase a SPRING Would do well b calling and e�aminino, Y b• our large and' varied stook. Suitings in Worsted, Scotch,and .Canadian Tweeds. Our Pantings "Sim g ply Immense. In Hats, Ties, Scarfs Shirts, rts, Coliars Cuffs Braces and Socks we have ' fin ' a fine D S11 Display. Sc MS, We take the lead for.0 Style and Durability.We have received the finest lot of ' just received Shoes—both in Ladies and Gents' Wear --that we ever en offered, at prices that will surprise you. Glv© us ac call. We W' will lake any yoduce ` ou Anil offer) Y ev and. Y ,� , will Faye the highest price. A call solicited X. CAZZIX1 et, Tho Route 1 direct n on the lour, al New Nevi New and De Passe trent les day wl fax a, Sul is comma and go, Year" COIa0a lines t Otasgo route ) Infer rates c Ro 4t Iiallwr