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CASH or PRODUCE
.Cash Store..
ONE PRICE ONLY
elv of our leaders in Bt,A,CK, 1.)RESS GOODS. Come
and see them whether you want to buy or not. You are, al-
ways w43onae to see all that is new with us.
$1.50 The Deese end for lovely plain
black pure wool serge, a
good one. •
$1.63 The Deese end for fancy black
effects the best low priced
black dress we have ever
shown. • •
9,1.95 The Dress end for black figer-
l'r ed goods. Highest values
—new patterns.
2.10 The eiress mid for very ueat
black figured goods—new
pa•tterns•—and value that is
sure to please.
(82.60 'rho Dress tIO,1 for new black
Brochee effects yery stylish
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most effective goodsinthe
trade.
$5,(1,0 The Deese end for some of the
• most stylish black dresses
that we have eyer offered.
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$5 50 The dress end far extra choice
black fancy effects. Just
such goods as you might
expect te pay $7.00,for.
1o..00The Dress end for neweet black
fancy goods, for style, • for
quality andfor value, you
eannebeat 'eon.
$7,00 The Dress end for some yery
high elass black goods.
Lovely new designs --they
are worth looking at.
'8.00 The Dress end for our new
black novelty goods •' they
• are aspeetty as pretty can
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$9.00 The dress end for -the richest,
rarest and most stylish
goods that we have ever
shown. -
COME AND SEE GUR BLACK
DRESS GOODS, YOU'LL NOT BE
ASKED TO BUY, WE LIKE
TO SHOW THEM.
A. STEWART
INSURANCE.
ERNEST•ELLIOT,
Agen for the WSTERN ASSURANCE Coat -
PANT, of Toronto; also tor the PricaNrx FIR
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N -w Faces
• Match Repaieieg a-Speeialty.
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• The St. Clair river' h.e,Seen,ia'iS -cider
of ibe, a. rather serene fea.tirre of the
coldest February on pecord.
The . Mitchell Spdeting eSsociation
atVill. celebrate m4y• 24th by holding
D. Campbell, has heen inetr4ted by
the Sutherland & Ien'ee 'Co., to go to
Exeter and 'remodel their mills there:
—Ridgetoevol:Starclqd,,
Winan's Cough Beteern, • ft is a, re
ia.ble remedy fOr COgla'e, Golds, Bron
chitic troubles.. Sole tegnt,ter Dick's
Lung Syrup.. • C. Istrr'is Exeter.
We have received e eopy of a specie]
bulletin dealmgewitinfrniteptilp, issued
by ' the ,-..0,ntaridpiutinent of
jAgriculture., Send ae4get, a dopy,
'shiets, regular value • 75c ; $1.75 for
chilci'sgrey Persian:Lamb ettpeereguler
value $3 at Stewart's Big Cash Stbre.
. , . , ,
Are seen in, our, store these
clays hunting for bargains in
STATIONERY that we feel
like congratulating ourselves
on the wonderful success of
our.sale. People come, in
many cases, because advi5ecl
to do so by friends. They
all buy.
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• THURSDAY, FEE1RUARY 23rd, 1809
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Miss Eliza Clements, is visiting
friends in St. Marys
Mart Salter, while packing ice las
week, had one of his fingers badl
crashed between two blocks of ice.
$18.50 for the best black venetian
worsted suit made to your own
measure at Stewart's Big Cash Store.
15e evil. for roller towels 212 yards
long; /c each for pure linen Huck
towels/ Big values at Stewart's Big
Cash ifore.
Th iscourses given by Rev. Chas.
Smith ast Sunday, were among the
best e er given in Exeter. They were
intere tiug, and contained many vaiu-
ble lessens.
Rev. Mr. .Birks has been invited by
his congregation in Stratford, to re-
main their pastor during next Confer-
ence year. They assure hint their con-
tinued hearty support.
James Westcott, to -day (Thursday)
will shipeascar load of stock to Mani-
toba,. Mr. and Mrs.Westcott will leave
on Friday for their home in the West,
accompanied by Mrs. James Miller,
The Town of Woodstock has reach-
ed the limit as regards bonasing, and
has made enquires about a bill which
would permits it to further benefit in-
dustries, not any particular industry,
but any that it might see fit to bonus,
Hon. Mr. Gibson has stated that no
such legislation can he entertained.
A Woman giving her name AS Mrs -
Stevens, and claiming to haye walked.
to Stratford from Clinton, was arrested
there Saturday night, When arraign-
ed in the Poiice Court strong indite -
tions ef insanity were discovered, and
the unfortunate woman was remanded
to Jail Until the proper authorities
cold be coinnumicated with.
The Directors of the Western On-
tatio Cheese and ttitter.Assoeiation at
their meeting in Stratford on Monday
last, set apart $3,400 for instruction at
such factories; and creameries as
should apply for it. Vaur tnstructors
were appointed. Among them, we
•notice the tains Of Geo. MacDonald,
, Of IfineYitlel hid territory will comprise
the cookitiee of Hilton, Perth, Bruce
and Waterloo; he will confine hitt at-
tention to the ehtese factories.
• AIreNeil perripbell, who has been
working loathe Setherlacid Innes Co.
here,' left on Monday • 'for G.encoe,
where he vill work for the same firm.
• Lase:week with weatherat q0 degrees
below tero,and this week at 60 degrees
above, will give foreignees en idea of
•the veriety of weather we get in Can -
Ada. •
George Hatton has purchased Peter
Frayne's eesidence on Carling.se, pay-
ing therefer $1,800. Mr. Frayne is
desirods ofsecuring a residence nearer
his shop, ‘.
• Willfam Nicholls, Chiselhurst, had
'two ribs brokerewhile drawing hay
lately. • The load epset and he went
• the epposite way, falling on a runner
of the sleigh. •
• Carling Bros. are showing: a very
fine line of ladies' kid gloves in green
and tans. They are the sole agents in
Exeter for Miller's Glovinefor cleaning
kicl gloves.
6 pounds best cooking figs for 25c;
ouncls best evaporated peaches for 25
uart sealer best clover honey for 30c
alf gallon sealer best maple syru
r 50c, at Stewart's Big Cash Store,
If the Doulehobors can play hocke
fast enough to get into the race fo a
championship, they will find that
martial exercise in Russia is mild anl
bloodless compared, to winter exercise
in Canada. ,
John Whims:or, of St. Marys, was
afflicted with -paralysis on Feb. 4, and
for a time hiseacoversr was despaired
of, but hd is now • improving. • His
daughters, Mrs. Johns and. Mrs.
Crocker are with him.
The wedding of William Redden
and Miss Amelia Cudmore, daughter
of John Cudmore, was solemnized at
the residence of the bride's father
on Thursday last. The ceremony was
performed. by Rev, John Ball, of Kirk -
ton, in the presence of the more inti-
mate friends of the contracting par-
ties, Ting Timis joins in extending
, Messrs. Murray & ,Tait, have dissolv-
ed partnership. Mr. Tait has taken
over the moulding department, while
Mr. Murray will coaduct the repairing
department. We are pleased to learn
that this arrangement has been effect-
ed, as Mr. Tait, we understand, was
about to leave teWn. He is too good
a citizen to lose, and his decision to re-
main here will be learned with
pleasure by 1118 many friends,
At &joint Meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
of Ames' ;Street MethOdiet eltureh and
the Ladies' Missionai'y Auxiliary, heist
on Friday evening last, Mrs, David
Spicer Was presented with an address
by each society, haying been a valued
member of beth. Daring the evening
• ahmelieon wadeervedafter whielishOrt
addresses werelivon by several gentle',
men present. ' 11 -expressed :regretat
Mr. and Mrs. Spider leafing the ttAfti
and church, Nit Wished. theoi, God-
speed in their neWhOnte in th"antrorcl,
F. VS/ .C./01.11US 1,10,S resign. -
ed his position as Assistant Pesoness
ter for Exeter, owing to ill health. His
place has been taken by Warren Ross,
Mr. Collins will seek some mat -door
employment, whiell may prove more
c,3n4eiliiii to ins health.
In CLAS$ .--T11101.101 the inde-
fatigable efforts of the Council the
Underwriter's Association have betel.
'mimed to place Exeter in class E,,
inSt eitd of caws F„ of the Meat -arms
seised tile. Thee will give the tnerelients
and. others insuring in steels companies,
Cheaper insurance than when in
ease F.
Cenno.—On Tuesday evening the
members of the Exeter Fire Depart-
ment assembled in their hall, and pre-
sented Davicl Spicer with a gold head-
ed cane, as a token of respect. Mr.
Spicer has been a valued member of
the company for a number of years,
and his departure for Brantford is re-
gretted by all. The presentation was
accompanied by a flattering address.
THE Ceatesrvan.—The Carnival on
Friday evening last was a success, not-
withstauding the soft weather. The
ice was in poor condition. The atten-
dance, however, was large. Follow-
ing is the list -of prize winners: Gents'
eharaetee costume, R. B. Samwell, as
Highlander," Girl's Fancy costume,
Miss • Eva Snell, as `'Morning
State" 2nd, Ella Heywood, "Stars
and Stripes;" Gents' conic cos-
tume, -; Czar Rollins, as "Japanese
• Buffoon;" 2nd, Fred Gillespie, a‘Pate.ne
Medi:hie Man." The two-mile skating
race was won by Lorne Cann, 2tid
Bert Howard, 3rd Czar , Rollins, but
wtts deelared off on account of a foul,.
The linekey match between Die Senior
and Junior teams, resulted in a tie -1
to 1. IL
I • 0 • 0 • F. CONCERT.—The concert
givee on Monday evening by the Ox-
ford Musical Club, under the auspices
of the' Independent Odd -fellows was
largo! y attended, by citizens of Exeter
and surrounding villages. The enter-
tainment was one, of the best given in
town for some t ime, end was appar-
eutly enjoyed by all. The cornet solos
Mr. Rel °weld were s u perb, while
t he select ions on the trombone by Mr.
Procter weee well rendered. The
vocal solos by ICorman and Thrasher
were also of a nigh class "and brought
forth ninth Applause from the audi-
ence. The descriptive selections were
also enjoyed and were exceedingly
well portrayed. On the whole the
concert was one of the •best given in
Exeter for some time, and will fully
sustain the reputation of -the Society
in placing -on the boards nothing but
the best. While the attendance was
large, the society came out with but a
small balance, the expenses for such
an, entertainment being large.
South Perth election will be held on
Tuesday, n'ebructey 28,
Alexander Cameron, ofaljtchell, is
thinking of going west in fIle spring.
• The election in West Huron Tues-
day resalted in the election: of Robt.
olmes, Liberal by 100 majority.
Wm. Dickson, of fhe 7th con. of
Mina, brother of Jas.. Dickson, County
Councillor and ex -reeve, diedl'hursday
morning.
Following are the license commis -
signers for North Perth. • George Ger-
don McPherson, John Way, William
Seebring.
-.Ed. Hanhana St. Marys, has com-
pleted the purchase of MeLarty's Hotel
in Meaford and -has teken over the
management. • • .
Mise vary Brown, Logan, aud
Williant B. Le-versage, of Carlingford,
were married last Tuesday by Rev. T.
W. Holmes, of Mitchell. •
R. Berry, Blanshard, delivered a log
at the Woodham sawanill last week
which measured 5 feet; 6 inches in
diameter and made 1007 feet of lun,ber.
Rev. Mr. Cunningham, a former pas-
tor of the Mitchell Methodist church,is
his many friends will regret to learn,
ser-iously ili, suffering from ;consump-
tion. ,
Andrew McLellan,' Hibbert, sold 7
head of three year old steers, which
averaged 1285 lbs, and for which. was
paid 4S cents per pound, or a total of
$136.17.
The Bell Telephone Co. offered to
pay Stratford, $200 a year and give
the city the use of one telephone in re-
turn for their franchise. They have
accepted.
John Hedley, who recently sold his
farm in Hibbet•t, has. rented Wru.
Weir's home, "Oadzow Park,' Church
street, St. Marys, and will take pos-
session in a couple of weeks.
On Friday last. when using his straw
cutter Mr. Robert Jamieson, of Russel -
dale, had the misfortune to get his
right hand badly crushed. The two
middle fingers were amputated.
W. White, of Prospect Hill, had the
misfortune to get seyerely injured
while loading logs in the hash. The
horse' in drawing the log on, upset the
sleigh and log both nn Mr. White.
Robt. Ward, Motherwell, has dis-
noosed of his farm to Mr. Ross for $5,-
000, and purchased the old homestead
farm from his brother for $6,000. Mr.
Ward gets possession about the middle
of March.
E. Condon, for several months past
proprietor of the Gladstone house,
Stratford, has sold out to IL J. Miller,
of Topping. Mr. Miller assumed charge
Saturday night, For about nine years
Mr. Miller owned and managed the
hotel at Topping. Mr. and Mrs. Con-
don have returned to their former
home in Hamilton. •
It appears that the movement on the
part of the County Council to have
North and. South Perth reunited fog
registration purposes will require an
amendment to the Registry Act or a
private bill, the memorial to the Legis-
lature, which has been signed by War-
den Ilssy arid County clerk Davidson,
not being sufficient.- A bill has been
prepared and presented,
Mr. George Kreamyer's handsome
new brick house in Fullerton, whieh
eost over $2,000, came near being .de -
strayed by lire on Saturday evening,
The plasterers very foolishly lathed the
chimney right rip to the stovepipe hole
and a big lire beteg on, the laths
caught fire and in a little While the
thanes spread and caused damage to
the extent of neatly $000. Partially
inteited in the. Hibbert and lishorne
Ode
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iekard Co.
New Goods/ New Goodso
We have just opened up a big lot of NEW GOODS among
which are a rimhber of lines which we bought,at prices very
much below regular values. Our customers will get the
benefit ofthese reductions in every- caSe. Ask -to see these
spechl lines
New heavy Tartan Plaid Dress
Goods in a huge varietyof shades
and colorings.
• 20 yards for Si 00
88 inch Factory Cotton, nice
even finished goods a big snap
25 yards for 8/.00
30 inch Factory' Cotton, good
weight, no knots or black spots
20 yards for 81.00
40 inch bordered Apron (iing-
ham in a variety of ,colorings,
a bargain -
*•10 Yards for Si 00
• Striped Flannelettes in various
colormn.s, just the thing for
linings -
• 30 yards for 87•00
A big lot of Prints, slightly
damaged by Water, regular price,
12Se per yard.
••• yards for 75G
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Another lot of more seriously
damaged Prints, but still useful,
10 yards for 50G
A lot ofTesdies'PrintWrappers
,
regular prices 85c., $1.00, •$1.25,
alt sizes. • ,
Your choice for 65c
A lot of Ladies' Blouses, new
styles, regular prices .75c.,, $1.00,
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•Arochoice for 6
& 0G
Ask to see our
D. &
Corsets for 75c
••• Ask to see our'
• Jubilee
Corsets at - - .50c
Ask to see our
Towellings
5' yards for - .25c
Ask to see our
White 'Quilts
Great value for 00c
• Ask to see our •
Heavy Black Cashmere
Hose at - •- • 25e
Ask to see our
• 15c •
Boxes of Paper Sz Envelopes.
Ask to see our
Grand Assortment
f -Back and. side Combs.
Ask to see our
NEW DRESS GOODS
• Our stock is lovely.
Ask to see our
• New Dinner Setts
Our yalues surprise you.
All kinds of Farm Produce taken in exchange. Highest
market prices ;paid,
Direct Importer:3
P e rs °nal 1Vie nti n.
Miss Louisa Sweet ,is visiting friends
in London.
Dr'. Carisphelhontarich, was in town
on Monday. -
J. C. Mellis, of Seaforth, was in
town on Sunday. -
R. II. Collins has slightly improved
since our last issue, .
Mrs. W. H. Leyett is improving
from her late illness.
Mrs. (Dr.) Ames does nor improve in
health and strength.
Mrs. W. Pickard,of S.,eaforth, -is
visiting Mrs. Geo. Kemp.
Miss Bawden, of Lacers, visited
friends in Exeter this week.
' Miss Elliot, of Mitchell, is visiting
her sister Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson.
Miss Ada Treble is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Roger Crocker, in. Toronto.
Miss , Maud Jeckell hes returned
home from visiting friends in Aylmer.
Miss Mettle White left on Monday
for Toronto to attend the millinery
openings.
Mrs. II. Sariewell, who last week
underwent a surgical operation is im-
proving nicely, ,
Miss Edith Sanders left on Saturday
last for Toronto where she will spend
a couple of weeks. .
Dr. 11. R.. Abbott, of London, has
been appointed soperintenclent of
clinics by the Ontario Dental Society.
Mrs. H. Levett, has returned home
to Parkhill, after spending a week
with her daughter Mrs. W. H. Levett.
Misses Horne, Miller and Morlock
leftfor London and Toronto on Tues-
day, to attend the enillinery openings.
H. Hooper has returned from Toron-
to, where he attended the High Court
of the A. O. U. W. as a delegate of the
Exeter lodge.
We learn that 112V. Dr. Pascoe, of
Wingharn,is seriously ill,and that Mrs.
Pascoe is so low that there isnot much
hope for her recovery. ,
Norman Creech returned to Brant-
ford on Tuesday, having been called
here to attend the funeral of his de-
ceased brother, Willie.
George Balsdon, of Dakota, who has
been visiting friends in Exeter and
other parts of Ontario during the past
few months, intends returning tohis
prairie home in about two Weeks.
Miss Davis, at one tinie a milliner at
R. Pickard Co's, left, for Dakota last
week to reside with her unele,SamtteI
S. Davis, Dakotrs' rnillionaire wheat
king. They will Spend the balance of
the winter in Florida.
"J. W. Browning, who had his
arm broken recently was last weele
laid up with aii attack of in grippe.
He was saying time by having the grip
eorne on while forced to remain at
home with the broken aeon
Mr, E. H. McKenzie, of Goderich,
at present looking after the praetiee of
It H., Collins during hie Hitless. As a
student Ur. McKenzie was artieled
with, Messrs, Garrovr & Pro adfoots of
Goderich, and wag until recently itt
partnership with Sas. Scott, of Olin:
ton.
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OYSTER Strpvnit.—All oyster supper
is arranged for by a special committee
of the Royal Templars to be held on
Monday evening, March 6th. Each
member of the society is asked to
bring one or two, friends or, visitors.
Each members will pay 10c and 10c for
each friend or visitor that he or she
invites. There w111 be an interesting
program presented. We want a full
house and alarge turn out of members,
those frozen ones whose zeal dies with
the corning in of winter. Come out to
our revival service on the above night.
Emma PENPIALE, Rec.-Sec.
Miss Sarah Clements, of Winchelsea,
is on the sicklist.
The diphtheria patients are recover-
ing steps were taken to prevent the
spread of the disease.
The remains of the late John Moores -
head were interred in the Exeter
cemetery on Friday last.
Mrs. Jones, of Exeter North, while
walking along the sidewalk en Friday
evening last, slipped and fell, dislocat-
ing her hip. She will be confined to
her bed for some time. •
The C. P. R. and G. T. R. will run
the neat excursion train to Manitoba
on the first Tuesday in March and
then every Tuesday during March and
April.
"That will do it," is the pulpit, topic
announced by Rey. Chas, Smith for
next Sunday niorning's service, and in
the evening his subject will be "A
Fatal Sleep."
Messrs MeDonell & Co. will ship two
car loads of horses to the British mar-
kets next week, leaving Exeter on
Tuesday. G. A. Turner, of Brncefield
will also make it shipment of a ear
load.
Mr. Stock, the Liberal candidate for
the provincial Legislature in South
Perth, is of German parents, born in
East Zorra, and has for many years
been connected with politics in the con-
stituency.
William, Mies Sadie and Mary Ban-
nerman, 14th con., Logan, left Friday
Lor an extensive tour to visit friends
at Motherwell, St, Marys, London and
other pointe. Wel wish • them a very
pleasant Dine.
Thos. E. Greenevood, Of Douglas,
Manitoba who formerly lived in Fuller-
ton, hasnet purehased from the G. N.
W. LandCO., the south half of/0,11,16.
This leaves him owner of about 8,300
acres, about 1,500 acres will be sown in
wheat this spring.
Citizens of South Perth are very
much elated over the fact that Mr.
Monteith, the pride of South Perth, is
once more the Conservative candidate
for the riding, and that he is henna to
carry the Conservative banner to it
huge victory on Feb. 28, The people
are not taking much stock in the Lib -
1 candklate.
Deteetive Picard, of Montreal, sort -
in -law of Thos. Vale, of Elirnville,
eV, bile ort duty In that City one evening
last week, was shot in the wrist by
a member of a gang of roughs. The
assailant to doubt shot With murder-
ous intent, but the detective notieing
their movements, jumped to One side,
simply receiving the charge in the
Wrist. The toughs escaped and the
detective was taken to the Hospital
where he still Ilse, with not much irn.
provement.
SOring Announcement
NEW DRESS GOODS
We have just placed into stock a very fine line of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods consisting of new cloths
and new designs.
FeYeeneirluebdderesg ts
n g
shades 40 inches wide.... 250
Figured bffaelaistres in
new patterns • . 25c
• Colored Lustres 42 in.
wide ... 30a
Fancy two shade effect
Dress Goods. : ....... 50c
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Plein blk Lust,res fine
finish 25, 40, 50 & 60e, a yard,
• Black Sergedress goods
5,85, 10, 45, 50 & 75c. a yard.
131k Rep. Cloth Dress
Goode hi new patterns 40
& 50c a yard, •
: Feeley bile Crepons at
85, $1.00 & $1,25 a yard.
We also carry a very- fine lino of Black Cashmere
Dress Goods, in Blue and ,jet Black, at 40,60, 60, 75 and$1.00
a yard.
We sell .1 lb bnnches of white Cottoilg, 12;lca bunch,.
This week we have placed into.steek the last shipm.ent of
• • .N'ew Prints .so now We are showing a very fine range of print
and Fancy„Ginghams..
You are invited to call and inspectthese goods fOr, yourself.
Highest 'price paid for Produce. Butter lie, Eggs 14e, Potatoes per bus. 40e
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A
Important
to
Parties
Building.
Cali
or
write
and Get
• Prices. -
We
Are in an exceptionallygood position this year to qnote
prices on all Builders Hardware as we •
Have Bought
Cements, Barb Wire, Plain Wire, Wire Nails
In Car Lots
We are holding - the prices on the above goods the
' saindaS
Before the Heavy Advance
At the first of tbe year.
We can atunwill give you surprisingly low prices on
CEMENT'S, WIRE NAILS, LOCKS', BUTTS,
HINGES, ETC.,
We have also placed an orderfor a large shipment; of
Glass from the 014 Country
In all sizes and will also be pleased to quote -very low
prices.
• We make even leever prices on Eavetrougla, Gain;
Iron Work, Metallic Shingles, 'Furnaces,. Etc. When
tendering for the entire contract. .
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ILBISHOP Sc. SON.
eNo: cts. the,Exeter Ta
ry.
Seaforth has established a ft
library.
Good hard wood wanted; apply a
TIMES Office. st
It pays to deaVset Stewart's Big
Cash. Store.
Wheels have again taken the place
of runners.
It isn't only the wicked who walk in
slippery places these days.
_Rev. B. L. Hutton, Of Dungannon
has beeninvited to remain a third
year. •
Sailor Boy Jopan Tea 25e;Mexa,watta
tea 30c ; Monsoon Ceylon •tea 25c, 40c
500 at Stewart's Big Cash Store.
A. Burritt & Co., Mitchell, are goin
i to the manufacture of ladies' under-
wear in addition to their large hosiery
business
The Parkhill highschool hockey
team defeated Ailsa Craig Thursday
by a score of 10 to 2, thus winning the
championship of North Middlesex.
The school will, in all probability, en-
tera, team in the 0. 11. A; junior series
next year.
A inovernent is on to build substruc-
tures, the superstructures, poles,wires,
rails, cables, tracks and other property
of street railway, telephone, electric
light and power, water, gas, telegraph
and other such companies assessed as
real estate, as part of a going concern,
and that the basis of value thereof
should be the same as any real estate
owned by a private owner.
• Mr. Colwell is moving from Bruce -
field onto the farna recently purchase('
from the estate of the lete John Wal-
ker.
Alexander . Mustard, of Brucefield,
recently sold a heavy draught gelding', •
five years old,to T. J. Berry,oftlensalls
or $140. •
Benj. Gray, an employee at, the chair
,factory, at Wingham had the points a
his fingers on the right hand cut badly
on Tuesday afternoon, while operat-
ing 0, saw at the above factory.
! 1YOILIVIS BOTHERED BABY.
"My baby suffered terribly with worms.
uSed one bottle of Dr. Low's ' Pleasant Worm
yrUp, which accomplished the. purpose for ,
hich it was intended, and cured him, „lift's. ,
. M. Messccar, Watford, Ont.
EXTENSION
OF BUSINESS.
Having perehased the Exeter Mills
Iwe are now prepared to do general
gristing and chopping. Flour whole-
sale and retail. All kinds of grain
bought. Grain delivered at first eleva-
tor paid for at Mill:office. Flour and
feed delivered to all parts of the town
free of charge.
SOO cords of wood wanted. Hard er
soft.
COB131..EDICK &
'
are W TREVETI-116K
C01111111NG
elanelnele.
Look out
for • our
ENGLISH
• GOODS
next week,
impo r t eel
direct.
esesseteeets.
SOME:OF. THE
eery choicest sekctions.
VVill give particulars in
next
j• P' CLARKE
Staple and rancy.
Kindly favor ae wth a part, of your
, .
trade and we wIiI endeavour to please
YOu •
• We sell
Exeter an
Hensall Flour.
Apples, Potatoes
Bran, Shorts, Chicken Feed
4n.cl Oil Cake,
Sarnia, White Coal Oil
Troyethick