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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1895-10-17, Page 8WANT T E BES '91 We jay especial stess on the excellence of our goods, always keeping the QUALITY. UP TO THE HIGHEST POINT, and while maintaining our reputation in this respect we go to the other extreme in keeping PRICES DOWN TO THE LOWEST POINT. We know that nothing builds up business like the selling of' First Class Goods, We sell them, always sell them, and don't sell any- thing else. A Grand Assorted Fall and Winter Stock to sellet from, and worthy of your immediate attention. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOHTING, BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, NOTION &C. 16 oz, to the pound and 36 in. to the yard. CA LING BROS Some are better than others, and we have the Best. It pays to buy the Best. We refer to ItlitervelelefelffieleMetelMelietitellaineallinfinelltee SCHOOL SUPPLIES Our Scribblers and Practice Books are the Cheapest, Largest, and Best made. We have a full line of:School Books and eup.plies, and our prices are the Lowest. Come in and see how we can fir yam out for school. Crigg's BookStore "THE MART." 11%flI.2f!por tiCent. —BY BUYING MY— at and Jacket AT THE_ EturtIpt Sion INSURANCE. lasTEIST ELLIOT,A.GENTFO 1-LeTBE WESTERN ASSURANCE 01111 PANT, of Toronto: also for the PROENIX itteeteStrite Nees oOMPA.NY, of Londoe eland ALLfe.NOE INSURANCE (IM- PART of England. 'THE LONDON muruAL LFiRi INSURAaTC01 CO. OF CANADA.. Read office, .LONDON. For35 years this Company has done the tamest business in Canada at the lowest retail, consistent with security. Assets, Jan 1S9, - $357,190.00 43,000 Polioies in formal T. E. ROBSON', President, D. C. Mc DON ALD,IManager. For further particulars, apply to DAVID JAQUES, Agent, Exeter. So said a lady the other day. Go and do thou likewise is the advice we would give you all. We certainly ha.ve a lovely stock of Hats and Jackets , for this season and at prices that are very low, quality considered. Come and study the new styles. You are welcome to make your- self right at home in our show room. New styles in Hats— New styles in Jackets—New styles in Golf Capes. We, show a new Golf Cape with Hood at $4..50, that is sure to be a taker. Ask to see this leader; also the iiew Frieze Jacket, Something very, new and stylish Our Dress Goods stock is now complete. Styles new, prices right in your favor. Remember we make a specialty of Black Dress Goods J. A. Stewart. N, B. -Store closes at half past six every evening except Wednesday and Saturday, I3.A.NQ [TEL 1 FRIDAY EVENINGe0et.18th,1806. The gate receipts of the Blyth Fair amounted to oyer 6400. The Huron House of Refuge is only +calculated to accommodate 75 inmates, and it is said that there are already 70 candidates awaiting its completion. The centred has been signed between the trustees of Main Street Methodist church and Mr. Howard, for the lighting of the churola by electricity. There will be some fifty five lights. At the sale of eilecte of the late Leonard Mentor, thiteene, on Tuesday, tlae balance of the real estate, fifty sores, was sold to Samuel Skinner, tor $1705. It adjoins Mr. Skinner's property. On Friday laat Mr. Alex. IVIitchelI of Stanley died at the advanced age of 86 years. Ne was one of the earliest settlers, Sleek* een a resident, of the township for 60 ye t and help a to Chop the Bayfield toed when ilweer all built. His wife pre- ceded him on the 7th of June last, ellostartees of the nncertainty of filo have been multiplied of late,hut one oi:the meet etrtkieg ()courted last week. Mr. Donald Rene of end concession, Stanley, diea at Oliaton, at the hones of his brother-in-law, Mr. Alex. Fraser ot Monday morning Net. Mr, Rose had gobs to letr. Fraser's!. ot Therm:ley, to 'Ave aorne sergleal operation perforteerl, but did not live through it. Business on the London Cheese Booed Saturday was brtaker than it had been for many weeee., There was a good attendeame of both buyers and sellers'bet low prices preVailed. From 7eo to 8ee was freely bui, but holdere in all ettsee except three preferred to Wait for higher figuree, Bryanston mild at 7 13.160i Aherne's at Sic, and Messrs. Hutchins, M. p., M. Y.MeLean, P. r,, D.Welemiller and others, have promis- et to speak. The Ministers of the town tv:11also be pres- ent a.nd deliver addresses, Supper eervee from 6 to Sp. m. Admission: 25e. Children, Me. Ole ixttlq THURSDAY- OCTOBER 17th, 1105. LOCAL HAPPENiNG Drevittes. Thursday, Nov. 21st, will be Thank lying day. Leave your order for choice hard pick- ed winter apples at W. H. Leven's. everal large ehipments of stook he e been made from this station this week. Buyers are purchasing the Prince Ed- ward hop crop at from 6c to 10o per lb. Diphtheria is rampant in the township of Faraday, Ont. Seyeral deaths have already occurred. It is 'mid there are 'some 73 applications already for the House of Refuge, at Clinton,while it can only aocommodate 75. The 23rd of this month will be the 23rd anniversary of the accession of Sir Oliver Mowat to the premiership of the banner province. Rev. A. Y. Hartley of Bluevale, found a handfull of ripe raspberries onhis naehes last week. Mr. Hartley has also an apple tree out in blossom. Wenn, the Tactical dyer and cleaner, will visit Exeter about the 17b. All work done on the premises. Setistaction to. all. No crocking or shrinking. Notwithstanding the frequent wet spells there has been great saareity of water in the county lately, The cause asr3igped for such ecareity of water is the fact that tbe trees are being cleared away. The sensible man keepe planting, Mrs. Fletcher, of Thames road address. ed the W. F. M. S. in Union church, Brucefield, on Monday last. Her address was a ram treat, and her earnest words will not soon be forgotten by ;those who were privileged to beer her. THR Timm has reesiyee an invitation from tlae %era of Directors of the God- erich Curling and Skating Association to attend tlae opening of their new rink on Tuesday evening next. There witl be a con cart by the Ramsay Concert Company. At the request of several leading banks. the Canadian Postofflee Department has decided to issue letter cards to the de- nomination of 2 cents. The department has also decided to issue a 1 cent letter card for use in towns where there is no delivery by carrier. • A lawyer in a eourt room may call a man a liar, scouudret, villain, or a thief, and no one makes a complaint when a court adjourns. If a newspaper prints mesh a reflection on a man's character there is a libel Emit or a dead editor, This is owing to the fact that people believe what an editor says, and what the lawyer says cuts no figure. George Hogg. of the township of Us - borne, wanted Samuel, his brother, bona over to keep the peace. These two also had a controversy, and Samuel threatened a few weeks ago to make mince meat of hie brother. The feats were enquired to by Hie Honor Judge Doyle on Thurs- day, and Sem, who is a big heavy man who loses control of heneelf when in liquor, was hound io his own regognizance for $200 to keep the peace tor one year, As there are about thirty muliiott hueh- e1'nf elate in the preemie, and as tel that will be required for (enteric) and home eon - gumption will be about ten mollien busteet, ea effort will be made to fled a market for iho eueelua in Greet Britain. The rates oe Ottte frees Brandon to Brume are about 25a e, Mabel and imitate thiel out be lowered it will not be pitateble te ex- port tete. Att effort will be made by the Winnipeg grain mintage ta get Mr Van Herne to give a rediretiot tn tbe rate ea oat, for this ;peer, to that the enrolee may berliepoted of awl a meeket °petted for totem steam -Brandoa (Men.) Sun, goaii shooting- began on Toesday, t. far k• ewe, SA tit° Al.sn thtt fair were WOO Tee) g .te receipts of the Brusse'e Fa Fair were $2,01. Bre d. is stdeng for four cents per loaf in Wiugetene B. S. O'Neil hoe purchased a +and. some Mikerio beget! from R. $ Lang. lYtr. Arthur leL Lon, atititeant pester of oudeeburo, hat; been qui te iti of late, The receipts or the ctunieersary of tee Credit n Met hod ist chteroh ameunted to $7$, The new Main street Methodist church will be opened abutit the middle; ef pest inteethe London Conference of the Methodisb Churoli has been allotted $5,289 for domestio missions. Dr. John Hyndman, had a mower re- moved from his lip, by specie ists in London, on Friday last. Melee sure of your %inter a supply of apples, Jones & Halle' cars wid be here in 3 or 4 days, Write them. The collector will soon be on his rounds, when it is hoped he will be favorably received by the taxpayers. e Divieon Court was held here on hic4 •4\ay, presided over by Juege Doyle. Wti8 the largest docket in ten years, Notwithstandmg the scarcity offhay re is a good deal being sole/ Th prevailing price is about VA per ton. Ladies' Green iand beaI, Grey A strachan and Black Coney Fur Capes, 1 lengths, at the Big Bankrupt Store, Imes and Boy's Overeoatit and Saits the finest selectioa and best values in town at the Big Bankrupt Store, Ex. et James Baker, of South Brandon, dug a potato fiom his garden thia year that o eighed five pounds. This beats the record. Mr, Edward Mara, of Lucan, has been appointed bailiff of the Third Div- ision Court of Middlesex, in piece of G. W. Hodgins - M. G. Cameron, late of Toronto, formerly of the firniof Cameron, Holb & Cameron, has returned to Goderioe to resume the practice of law. A potato weighing 3 pounds, 9e oz., was grown on Mr. D. D. Wilson's farm, Seatorth. This beats Mr. Coward's large potato mentioned in last weeks Times. Mr, C. B. 1Vlaraland can in future be found at his new quarters in Wood's block, room No. 3, where he can be consulted on all matters pertaining to cricket. Master Cecil Brewer, son of Mr. H. C. Brewer. of Clinton. met with a pain- ful accident the other day, by running O neat almost through the palm of his right hand. MANTLES. -Never has the Big Bank- rupt Store shown such a choice as at the present season, Every Jacket a perfect fit. Prices the lowest, cozens - ten with good goods. Jones & Halls, of Winchelsea, are getting two cars of choice winterapples, which they offer at $2.25 per bbl. Drop them a postal card by Illonday and secure your winter's apples. There is a boycott on against Chew, see) London . The Typogriteificar, Union has resolved to fine any mem-1 er who pat ronizes one the time of $1: and $2 for a second offence. At the Parkhill fair last week. W. Hodgin's (Hansen) horse won first' money in the 2.50 trot, while Ed. Bos- senberry's (Zurich) "Rodney" won second in the 2 25 trot. Mr. James Sweet, who had his ankle' broken last week, is able to be about, but with the aid of crutches. ..Ele slip- ped off a log while in the wood shoot- ing, end broke one of the bones at the ankle. Alexander Tait, of the firm of 1VIur- ray & Co. founders, while operating an iron pl'aner in the foundry the other day, had one of his bands badly cut and bruised. He now carries lb in a allAngli the weather wiseacres are pre. dieting a cold winter, They generally prophesied that last winter would be abnormally open, and it was not. Will their prognostications for 1896 go by con trades ? The treasurer of Knox College says that $22,000 is needed to conduct the institueionnext year, and but $18,000 is available. He calla -upon friends to come to the rescue. The college has existed for over 50 years and is doing good work. TheTuckerstnith tug of war tearo,which beat the Hallett and McKillop teairts in the tug of war contest on the first p ty of the Seaforbh show, was composed of the following gentlemen: William, Henry and David Chesney, and George Sproat. George Dale and GeorgeStewart. euckersorith grows good 'nen. The sale of the chattels of the estate of Leonard Hunter, deceased, on Tues- day was quite successful. The weather being fine the attendance was large. Stock sold at fairly good primes, while imolements brought good figures. Messrs Eilber and Brawn wielded the hammer. • At Sarnia, Thursday, the marriage was solemnized of W. A.. Lewis, bar- rister, and Miss Anna Bell Delziel. Miss Dalziel is a daughter of John Dalziel, county clerk of Lanabton; former resident of Grand Bend, and is one of Sarnia's vocalists. Miss Dalziel sister of the bride, and Mies J. Misty, St. Maeys, were the brideamaids, while Messrs. A.Patterson ancl P. McGibbon, Sarnia, were groomsmeti. Manitoba Mercury:- "Mr. Thomas Carting, of Exeter, has been visit- ing the fairs in Southern Manitoba for the pase week, and his services as Judge have been in demand. Ele has also been looking after hie landed inter- ests throughout tee &Anoka. Speak- ing of the exhibitions, he says that no person witnessing the splendid pro. ducts shown can have any doubb as to the future of this province." A, short time ago Mr. Gowan, who has taught the school iu tesborae, a mile and a quarter ewe of Exeter. dure ing the past number of yore, reeigned to study dentistry. He IA for Phila- delphia a few weeks ago, but net lik- ing the study he returned home, and ou Sattirday to -engaged with the true-, tees of the same school tor Atwater Yetee at 0, reCitICOCI salary, He will take the echo& after the Ohristrnas amulet. 4 estiquet le to bagiven in Drew s If, ki on Fridg), 18th hist„ trader tbe attep ties cf tee le iitite garnered.' Septet ten be etillawea by a toaat list end a eludes p re gramme of music . ISO Settees et, On Th oreelay last Chief Gill arrested a man named Josepit Vineent, of the township of ;Stephen, on a werreet twern out by William Witeell of the lame towage's), ehergetg him. mei the seduetion of . his sixteen year old daughter'. The case was settled out of eoert betweee the parties. i• a ' Weeding Dens, Avery heppy and intereating event was that Which toilt piece at the resi donee of Mr, Chas. Bacrett, Sarum, , Weileesetty morning les., when his eld est; datiglitet Miss Ida Eaorett became 'the wife of eir, After B own, V. S. of 'the!: town. The bitide,end groom took Oeir position beneath's large horseshoe if fiewers Which was suspended from 0 ceetng, and under whiele the cere- 'tony was performed. The bride wait dven away by her fether and was char - i, mingly attired in a dress of cream silk ' trimmed with pearl" and chiffim. Site careied a beautful bouquet of white roses. elm Etutice Eacrett, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and looked beautiful in a dress of pale blue si k. Litt e Miss Mary Snell. cif Exeter, ousin of the bride, performed the diet- s of maid of honor on the auspicious nasion and was gowned in a dreee of white muslia trimmed with pink ribbon. Mr. P. G. Brown, M. D., of Clamlatibie, bruther of the groom was best man and together with the groom was attired in the regulation suit of black At the oonclusion of the cere- mony wad after the happy couple hod received the congratuletions of the friends present the company sat down to a delicious wedding breakfast. fhst the bricle and groom are popular with a tette number of frieods was teetified to by the many haudsonie and costly pres- ents received by the newly married pair. Mr. and 1VIrs. Brown left on tee afternoon express fer a ehort honeymoon trip to Turouto and other eastern citiee and on their return will reside with the bride's parents. 'WY Keetwood itt 7 10) holidays. re. Peetionats, Mr, D. Johns, postmaster, who has been in Maintobe the past couple of months, returned home Friday. He reports a pleasant time, and says that Manitoba is a grand ceuntre-beautiful. and. health-giviug. The crops this year were iramense but considerable grain was frozen. ia'ts visited several former Eseterites who are ferming and. reports all as doing nicely. Wheat averaged 36 bushels to the acre whi'e oats yielded in many oases from 60 to 90 bushels to the acre. -Mr. I. Smith, blackemith,of Crediton, has obtained a situation with 14r. H. Jones, and will move his family t town in. a few clays. -Mr. A. Stewart an bride have returned. from their trtp to troit, and are now comfortably seal d in a neat reaiderice on Andrew stree .-St. Marys - Journal an rs. Isaac Smith, River road, ent part of this week visiting relat- lone Exeter." -Mr, Alex. Johnstoo leaves for Stratford this:week to take the Massey -Harris agency at Stratford - Mr. Johnston has been assisting his brother•in-law, Mr. Robb Lang, during his residence hare. Stratford will find in him a good citizen and the Masse Harris Co. a good agent. -Mr. W' Bagshaw has been re-engaged to tea in S. S. No 3, Stephen for another ye at a largely increased. salary. Mr. B has proven himself an efficient teacher. -T. B. Carling, deputy reeve, bas returned from Manitoba. He reports things booming in the prairie province, and farmers there hare bright proepects be fore them. should crops; In the future turn out as they have done this year. -- W. Proudfoot, barrister. of Goderieh was in town on Monday, attending Diyison Coura-Mrs. J. C. Abell, of Seaforth, is the guest of Mrs. S. Powell. -Mr. W J. McKay, .principal of the Hensall public school, visited Mr, S. Powell over Sunday. -Miss Jennie Taylor and Addles Dunstorce,. haye re- turned to their home in Michigan, after a pleasant visit with friends in Exeter. -tV H, Hutchins, M. P., for North Middlesee, was in town on Tuesday, purchasing butter. --Mrs. Wilson and daughter, of Prospect Hill, spent Mon- day the guest of Mrs. J. P. Ross. - Rev. Locke preached in Centralia oa Sunday evening last, Mr. Delgaty preaching for Mr. Locke. -Jos. Olarke, of Seaforth, is the guest of W. South- cott.-Urs. Leonard Hunter and family will shortly leave for Ridgetown to reside, when the family of Mr. Simon Hunter, of Tuckersmith, will move in- to the house on the 4th con., Usborne, vacated by Mrs. Hunter -Mr. Thos. Coates has been slightly`indisposecl the past few days, but we are pleased to say he his getting aroued again as agile as ever. -The Misses Westland, who have been visiting their uncle, W. G. Bissect, hays returned to their home in Wyoming, Ont. -Mr. Walter Millson, of .tiondesboro, visited friends in town the forepart of this tveek.-leliss Pearl Rollins who has been ill the pash week, is able to be about agatn.-nrs. Man- ning, mother of Mrs. (Dr.) Amos, is illat present.- Mr, and Mat. Yea leave today for a trip east. 'rhey will be absent about a week -Mess Bratind, who has been visiting friends hi town the past month retires to her home in London this week. -Mea. W. Bowman of O'sborne is very P Dress Mating, Miss LeGrice, wishes to inform the ladles of Exeter and vioiniby that she is prepared to take dressmaking, either at home or by the day. Prices reason. able and the latest sbyles. Reeidence, with Mrs, Renard, andrew street. Mr. leciteati, Mr. LI utchins, and Mr. Welamiller are expected at the banquet ricley eyenieg. A. fresh stook dapples jot arrived at the ire Battkrupt Stove. e Listowel Stendard says We raise great children in this parb of elle country, Viet is, some of us do, Robert Hemphill has a new arrival et his house, aeon, born on. the lObli ult., which weighed at the time of hit th 17 pounds This has been. it 'SenSOO ot plietiornetial yitelde rouncl, and Robert newer; 10E135 lin with the race. All lines of Fall and Winter Goods at prices which please our customers. We bought heavily in all lines of goods before the big jump in prices. We are giv ing th.e public the benefit of our close buying. I AN=uuutscssoutsomomaccuss 1111:120" STAPLES See our Grey Sheeting, 36 inches wide, for 5c ec Twilled " Sc New Flannelettes at 5c, 7c, 8c, ioc, 12%c Feather Ticking, (heaviest made) for 20c " Grey Flannels, (test made) for 250 OVERCOATS. We' have made a" great purchase of Overcoats from the Manufacturers direct e. bought these goods for spot cash and any man, youth or boy can save from za to 33W/, By purchas- ing his overcoat from us. LADIESMANTLES. We have had a great rush in this department, and no wonder, every Jacket we have is a perfect fitter, and the prices are in favor of the purchaser. The advantage of buying for spot cash direct from the Manufacturers shows up very plainly in the price of our coats Come and make your selection1while there is a good. choice. MILLINERY. We have ($i000.co) One Thousand Dolla.rs worth of Millinery to clear Every article in our Show Roqm must be sold. Goods are marked at such prices that will effect a speedy clearance, and you cannot afford to miss this opportunity, of purchasing First Class Millinery at low prices. Our Milliner, Miss Davis, has instructions to clear out everything; so now is the time for a bargain. R. Pickard & Son, DIRECT IMPORTERS Among the names or those tu whom Patents have recently been iesued, we notice that of David Spicer, Exeter, combination fruib picking and step ladder. The Big Bank runt Store is howing the finest range of fine Dress Goods in Exeter. Tweed effects, Cordie Serges, Frieze Cloths, and fine Venetians at rrect prices. The fifty acre farm of the late Mrs Muir, on the London Road just soutu of Herisall, was sold by audio Wednesday, Mr. Duncan McEwen be- ing tee purchaser, at $2,600. Lillian, daughter of Rev. e. R. Gem. dy, of Windsor, formerly of Exeter, died. yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon ii of typhoid fever. Her remains will be interred m the Exeter cemetery. The following were elected officers of the Perth Teachers' Association for the ensuing year . President, Mr Leigh, of Teerkton ; vice presilent, Miss Addison, B. A., Stratford ; secretary treasurer, Geo Malcom, B, A., Stratford ; man: aging committee, Miss Edwards, 5 rat: ford ;Miss L 0 Dent, Stratford ; Muss -Rich aro eon, Poo'e; J Robertson, El p: stead ; MrFrench, Mitchell, II I Four weeks ago Suttee' smith, of Ellice, was driving to Mitchell, when his horse ran away and threw him out of the buggy. He WILS paralyze4 by the fall, and died from his injuries on Thursday Messrs. Maikens and McConnell, of Seaforth. while driving home from Cliuton several days ago, were thrown ont of their buggy against the fence at Turnet'e hitl, Mr. McConnell was struck in the eye with a stick and received a severe shook. The eye,fortunittely, is not seriously damaged. 11r. Simons, station agent at Dublin, is the inventor of a telegraph key. It lass an automatic cut off, whioh will guard against the many accidents which now emir through neglect or mendet in the out off being left open. It hag been pat- ented in Canada and the 'United States, and. Mr. Sit:assort. is applying to have it patented in England as well. Cromarty. Banes—The Staffa show last week was not a success as far as numbers was ucerned the day being cold aud wary. but the exhibits were up to in some classes ahead of former .--The crop of roots in this secutou ry large and the farmers are very liOW.—Tho lecture on Thursday ing was not so largely attended as expected. It was delivered by the ev. J. &L Henderson, of Hensel', on his trip to California anti return. Those present enjoyed the leo' tire very much. He gave some compatison between Uncle Sam's country and tier own fair Dominion and showed in his estimate) of what he had seen that our country was the more desirable of the two to live in and urged on ale, to be true Can (idioms. Receipts at door *moult -tea to $25.- Whs. James Gillespie, and daughter Jennie, have returned home after an extended visit amongst friends in Hamilton. -Mr. Jae, Miller who hes been ailing for some time ia improving, -The meeting of the Y. P. Suoiety was well attended on Senday evening, and O very interestiog paper full of suggest- ions, on the esubjact, "How may our society do better work," was read by the president, Miss Jennie Gilleepie, also some suggestions by Mr. D. Park. The beet is what you want when you are in need of a medicine. That is why you should insist upon Hoods Sarsaparida. ..-- 21STEOLUCTS AYD Tim Resume Neglect (teed in the hesd and ynu wi .1 e1r&y have oatarrh. Nereeet nasal catarrh and vou mil as surely induce Willmar/ dise aes or catarrh of the stoinaoh 'W1'11 its disgusting a t - model, te foul breath, hawki eel spitting, blow ing, ea. Stop it all by using Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure. 2 a 5 cents box entree, Anderson. Rams --The home of James Murray wee the lemma of a vary .pleasent gathering on Wednesday evening, being the marriage of his daughter Mary E. to James Thome - eon, 8th line Blansherd. The bride look- ed charming in a suit of fawn trimmed with brown ribbon, and was waited on by her sister, while the groom was support- ed by John Wiles, Fullerton. The cere- mony evae performed by Rev. 0. Fletcher, Thema road, after ethic a sumptuous repeat was waved to Pollee 50 or 0.t) guests. Zion. Bautvs.—Nob long ago the home of Harry Towl was brightened by twins, a little girl and boy. He, Who knowe what is beet, saw thab they wore too pure and tender to 'babble with the cares and trouhleit of this world ao Ile book them unto Himself where they will be cared for better than any earthly ather or mother could do, 'rhe girl s laid. to red in Zion cemetery on uesdev and the hoy on Senility last Mr, and Mrs. Towl have bhe deep antipathy of the community in the loss of their little ones and may they sob- rait to His loving will, wile said "Suffer litble chi droll to COMO unto A. large limber from here attended Sam- uel levoolee aele on Thuredity leg, aria made a Jorge tiMcber Of purchases Chaff askets9 1 Clothes Baskets The best made baskets ye have shown, well finishsd and pat together. Market bkets with lay -down hand- les for putting under buggy sea,ts, Our. chaff baskets hold 6 bushels You w9,ut them, Come and see them and you will purchase. . P. CLARKE 111111 '11 II New Mantles Mantles Mantles The newest and most popular goods. Sure fit- ter, serviceable and at popular prices. DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Stock now complete in all the novelties. See our 42 inch all wool Serge at 25c worth. 40c. See our all wool b4 in.11). Tweeds at 5Cc. The best values ever shown.. New Hats New Clothing FOR -- Men and Boys. C. C. ,7011NE'rOZT.--- ....._-- IN THE TREATY PORTS. A. CANADIAN PRnOttOT FINDS FAvolt ni Tuic. LAND Or Uceeromus. Vancouver (Sp ecial) Oet. 14-A pass.' enger by the lam; vessel nom China stet d, the other day that among other OanadMe oducts which are fast coming into favor iu the Chinese treaty perts.le the Canadian specificremedy for kidney i.eases of sall kinds known as Dodd's Kidney Pills. Phe medicine was first introduced by Can- %diens and. the increase in its use botla by Europeans and natives is attributed firbt to the accounts of its SUcCesS ht the Can- adian and American newspapers many of which are received in Shanghai and other ports, and later to its established effiescy in curing all kinds of kidney diseases which are very prevalent in -the country. Banqueb, Drew's Hall Friday eve- ning. Hallowe'en will be here in a couple o weeks, aud this year there are lots of pumpkins for the occasion. You Don't Have to Swear off Says the St. Louis Journal of Agrionl- tura ill an editorial about No To Bao, the famous tobacco habit wise, "We know of many OttSes oured ay No-Tolsais. one a. prominent St. Louis architect, smoked. aud ehewed for twenty years; two boxes cured bim so that even the smell of to- bacco maim him siog." No-te Brio sold and guaranteed, no cure no pay. Rook free, sterliog Remedy Co., 374 St. Babe St., Montreal. Sale Register. --- Thareclay, Oct. 17th-Ferm stook, implements, etc., the property of Eck - hard Williams, lot 11, con. 11, Stephen township. Sale at one o'clock. H. Eilber, Auc. Monday, Oot, 21.-Exesautor'a sale of farm etock, implements etc,. on lot 14,• con S. Stephen township. Salo at one o'clock. 11..thelber, auc. Wednesday, October 23.- Farm stock, implements, etc., the property of Charles Willert, lot 18, eon. 14, Township of Stephenbale at one o'clock, No reserve. E. Bossenberry, auct. Wednesday, Oat. 30.--Farmstock. implements, etc, the property of Mrs. .Agnes Murray, fob 5 con. 2, nay; Sale at one o'cloult; No reserve W. Mc: Cloy, Allele To Smokers To meet the wishes of their cus- tomers The Geo. E. Tuckett & Son. Co., Ltd.., Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon the market) A Combination Plug of 66 8440KINO ° TO2A009 This supplies a long felt; want, giv- ing the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a 10 cent or a 5 cent piece of the famous & braticl of pure Vir- ginia Tobacco. rflig tin tag is on ovory pion