Exeter Times, 1899-8-31, Page 81
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New goods D a rla Pna daily . Yes our purclaases for fiall have been very
heave, yes 1,y far the heaviest we have ever made.
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This store* is noted for'its Black Dress Goods, and this fail our stock sur-
passes all former efforts; If you want the newest, If you want the most
stylish,11 pm want the best value,qux lit' censiclered, cone and see through
our Dress Goods,. We are always pleased to show whether you buy or not.
SOMETHING NEW AND
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OBBY
Ladies' Fancy Jersey Jacket waists, very- stylish for house and street wear
in Black, Navy, Cardinal and Fawn, in to qualities $2,25 and $2.75.
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A. S'TEWAIZ`I"
INSURANCE.
ERNEST ELLIOT,
Agen Por the WEsTExss Assm &x cn Coir.-`
?ANY, of Toronto; also :for the PscExrx. IRB
Nsms.NaE CouyupANY, of London,- England;
he 4satANoE INsarBANOE Co;,n Any, of Eng
and,
So Many
New Faces
iFor Marriage:: ! iceness,
Wedding Rings,
Watches, Clocks,.
Jewelry,
Spectacles, Etc
CALL ON
Are seen in our store these,
days hunting for bargains in
STATIONERY that we feel
like congratulating ourselves
on the wonderful success of
our sale. People .come, in
.many cases, because advised
to do so by friends, They
all buy,
LOQ PRICES
DOES THE
BUSINESS
at the
J. ,
MA $TILEET. iEXET
.1ER.
THL ftSDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1899
LOCAL. HAPPENINGS
Labor. Day next Monday.
Town schools open on Tuesday.
The Presbytery of Huron will meet
in Willis church, Clinton, on Sept. 12,
at 10 e. na.
Mr. Alex. Pardon has sold his hay '
fork business to Mr. John Charlton,
Exeter North
The Anniversary services of the
Trivitt Memorial church will be preach-
ed .on Sunday, Sept. 3rd.
Division Court was held in Zurich,
Crediton and Exeter, this week, pre-
sided over by Judge Doyle.
The country is full of apple -buyers
A good many growers have not sold
yet expecting that prices will ad-
vance.
NEw Evzl.po.r roil. — All kinds of
peeling and chop apples wanted at the
evaporator in the Verity Plow Works.
HABrLINII & Si ounDS.
The dates of the fall shows remind us
that the annual exhibitions are nearly
at hand ; already the show fiend has in
his mind visions of agricultural produc-
tiveness and wonderful exhibits.
Rev. David Williams, M. A., of
Stratford, will preach the Anniversary
services in the Trivitt Memorial
church on Sunday Sept. 3rd. The
church will be specially decorated for
the occasion. I
The police have received word from
the. Brantford authorities asking them
to be on the lookout for one. W. ( 1
Berkley, .a 'newspaper advertising
agent, who is alleged to have stolen a
1Vo. A. 50,102 Red Bird from the Goold
Company's agency in Brantford.
Anniversary and Harvest Thanksgiv-
ing sermons will be preached in Trivitt
Memorial church on Sunday next,Sept.
3rd by the Rev. David Williams M.A.,
rector of ,lames church, Stratford. Mr.
'Williams is an able anclearnest preach-
er, and doatbtless,those who go to hear.
hilts will he greatly' benefited. Special
music will be rendered by the choir.
The apple men are around in God-
erich township, and the buyers are
picking up all the orchards they can f
reasonably buy in lots, There is r
money in apples, as can be seen from c
the amount paid lately for some or -II
chards, 1D. Burns, Maitland conces- I s
sion, sold his orchard to the buyers u
for $520; Thos Oox', 6th con., for 8600 I
J. Porter, 3rd con, for 8500, s
(4s,...,
NEW Ev matt' sou,. -- All kinds o t
peeling and chops apples wanted at the
evaporator in the "Verity Plow Works.
E iattn r: & SJIOnans.
R. H LCEKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
Royal TEDIPLA.RS ADVANCING—On
the evening of the 21st, the R. T's of
T's of Exeter, held an open meeting
which was a grand success. The meet-
ing opened by prayer led. by Rev MarMar-
tin of the Presbyterian church of this
place, after which a grand program
was introduced, consisting of songs
readings; recitations and speeches
which showed in a pointed manner,the
ability of our local talent, we were also
pleased to enjoy the company of W. J.
Clarke, an old resident of Exeter, also
to listen to an address from him, after
which we were treated to ice cream.
and cake by the friends of the order.
TRNN,Ts MATox.-Avery interesting
game of Tennis was played here •on
Wednesday afternoon between the
club of Hensall and that of town.
Theresult was a tie as topoints but the
home team had the advantage in num-
ber of gaines won. The following` is.
the score: -Dr. Ferguson and Win.
Elder Hensall beat Rev. Ten Eyck and
W. J. Milyard, Exeter 6-1; 3-6;
7-5.R. 0.0. Tremaine and W. M.
Martin, Exeter beat Dr. Seliery and
F. C. Berry, Hensall 6-0; 6-1. ' Tre-
maine beat Dr. Sellery 6-4; 0-2.
Martin beat Berry 6-1;; 6-0. Elder
beat Rev. Ten Ecyk 8-6, when the
game was called on account of dark-
ness
Remember the Epworth League
Con venation to be held at Hensall. Tues-.
day, Sept. 12th. Programs have been
issued.
John Wood shipped a car load of
fine looking cattle to the old country
yesterday; as did also Squire Lea -
thorn.
A diminishing supply of water in
town wells is reminding citizens that
there has not been a rain storm for a
month or so.
T. W. Hawkshaw has purchased the
Commercial hotel from his father.
John Hawkshaw, and will continue
the business as usual.
NEW EVAPORATOR. - All kinds of
peeling and chop apples wanted at the
evaporator in the Verity Plow Works.
IIAMTINE & Snouxins.
At 7.30 on Labor Day, the band will
render a musical programme, on the
ictoria park. Everybody visit th
ark on the evg of Labor Day. A col
ection in aid of band at the gate.
Mr. John Smith, who has held the
position of bag ageman at the G. T.
R., station at Winghatn for the past
fourteen years, has been promoted to
the position of station agent at
Ethel.
A spark from the engine of a pass-
ing train on Friday evening set fiire.
to the staves in the yard of the Suther-
laud-Innes Co., and it was with 'much
abot that the fire was extinguished,
being first 'noticed in the grass.
The harvest in this section will soon
re over. Most of the farmers have
finished, and are now preparing the
ground for fall as heat. They find the
ground very dry and hard.. Rain is
badly needed before the seed will
grow.
The lacrosse match in Exeter on
Friday between the junior lacrosse
team of Seaforth and the "Nationals"
of Exeter, also a junior club, resulted
in a victoryfor the visitors by a score
of 6 to 2 goals. The game was a
rough one, and many sa,eculents result-
"Just exactly the same' kind o'wea.
tier we had in '53," said a well-known
arner the other day, speaking of the,
ecent hot and dry conditions of the
ountry, He said that to his recol-'
ection, it was just the same in the
ummer of '53. "Everything was dried
p and cholera raged that summer.
t was .probably, the most unhealthy
nmmer that had come npon this coup-
ry.
Wm. Eider, B. B., of Hensall, has
cured a position on the staff of Ar -
tar Iiigh School ascktssical master.
HE 4Xiri R TIME
PersOnalS
Frank Zinger left on Tuesday for
Alisa Blanche Clarke is visiting' nor
brother in Toronto,
1V4r. and 1VCrs, Yellow visited friends
in Hallett last week.
P. T.. Halls and son, of Groderich,
were in town on Teestltty.
V. Ratz, P. was in town on Manis
day attending Division Court.
An apple evaporator has been start-
ed ia the old Verity Plow works.
Arthur Kemp and sister, Miss Mabel
Kemp, spent Suaday in Bayfield.
Miss Elliott. of Mitchell, is the g uest
of her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) A aderson.
Miss T. White is attood ing the mil 1 l-
eery openings in Toronto and Detroit.
ship, left on Tuesday for Spokane,
Messrs. P. L, Bishop and R. Header,
left on Tuesday for Toronto on a per-
chasinn tour.
Michael Elford, of Winclielsea, left
Tuesday for New London, Conn, to
visit his sister.
Miss A. Hodson, of Detroit, has re-
turned to London after visiting a week
With Miss Emily Wood.
Mrs. Miners arid son, Milton, of Sar-
nia, itre visiting. her brothers, the
Messrs. Howard, m town,
W. J. Clarke, Miss Dottie Cowan
and Meta Clarke, left this week Tor
their home in Toronto,
Miss Woolett, of Paris, Onta spent a
few days of last week visiting her
friend Miss E. Hyndrnan.
Will Stewart aud wife, of Detroit,
are visiting at bis grand -father's,
James Stewart, Huron st.
George Samwell left on Tuesday to
visit in Montreal. Before returning
he will visit Toronto exhibition,
Miss Edith Ilyndman returned home
on Friday last from a pleasant vaca-
tion speat at Collingwood and Detroit.
J. A. Stewart and wife are in Toron-
to ; the former attending the Millinery
opening, Mrs. Sbewart yisiting friends.
Barrister Judd of London was in the
village on Wednesday attending the
inquest on behalf of the Grand
N. D. Hurclon, of the Molsons Bank'
and James Jeckell together with their
families picnicked at Grand dend,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and Rev, Mr.
Henderson of Hensall accompanied
the Tennis players of that village on
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Martin are spending
a few days with friends in Mt. Forest.
Mr. Martin's pulpit next Sunday will
he taken by Rev. Fowlie.
Miss Pearl Rollins and cousin Miss
Jennie Greenway who have been
visiting at Bras stasand other points
north, returned on Friday.
Frank Willis has secured a lucrativ
situation in Toronto, as photographer
There was keen competition, there
being some six applicants. •
john J., Crocker, manager of the
Double Truss Brake of Buffalo,
was in town last week visiting his
rnother, Mrs, J. V. Crocker.
R. E. Pickard, who has been spend'
ing a few weeks in Muskoka, returned
home on Tuesday. Mrs. Pickard will
remain in Toronto for a few days.
Mrs. Alex. Tait returned on Friday
bast from her trip to England, where
she had gone for tbe benefit of her
health. She enjoyed the trip immense-
ly.
Mrs. John Crocker left for Oshawa,
op Tuesday morning. She was accom-
panied by her twograndsonsavho have
returned to Oshawa, after a pleasant
visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thorne leave to-
day (Thursday) for Toronto and New
York. They will return to Exeter
before leaving for their home in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Edgar Buswell, son of George Etas -
well, of trsborne, has been engaged by
the trustees of section No. 5, near
Eden, as teacher for the year 1900, at
a good salary.
A. Dent, barrister, of Mitchell, ac-
companied by -his daughter,MiesFreda,
was in town on Satnrday. Miss Dent
remained for several days the guest of
G. N. Lowe, manager of the Veteri-
nary Science Association Office, Lan-
sing, Michigan, has returned after
spending two weeks under the paren-
tal roof, Hurondale.
A party of young people from here
attended the "Visitor's Rall" at Bay-
field on Friday night ; Mrs. Dr, Stan -
bury kindly acted as chaperon. Mare
was a good time spent by thenn ,
Thomas Cameron and wife of Far-
quha,r, returned on Wednesday from
a five weeka' visit with friends inMani-
toba and Dakota. They report a
pleasant time and state that crops in
the west are excellent and will be
saved without injury.
Mr. Boyd, Principal of the Exeter
Public school, who has been holiday-
ing at his home in Belfast, returned
to town Wednesday. He has
moved his family to town, and
have taken up their residence in one of
Mr. A. E. Fulceni houses on 'William
street. We welcome them to town
Mrs. Stewart, daughter of Mrs. Jas.
Oke Huron street who has been at-
tending the Women's arity Club at
Boston, Mass., has very creditably
passed her second year course as nurse
in that institution, having obtained
eighty-five per cent out fat a possible
hundred marks and the highest num-
ber of marke of any in the same class.
Miss Pinclaof Stratford, acted as one
of the bridesmaids at the marriage at
Port Dover,on Wednesday last,of Miss
Bertha Ellis, of that place, to Mr. Wm
R. Liddy, B. A., Principal of the Port
Dover High Schools , Miss Pinch
was attired. in White Swiss mOslin,
trimmed with white satin ribbon. The
bridesmaids also Wore beautiful pearl
pins, the gifte of the groom.
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Henry Smith left this week with a to
large herd Of yoring shorthorn cattle le.
for the Toronto. fair. ri
James James, a West Nitrsoirri farm- .1'
er0 was held up by highwaymen the 0
other night. aad reliened of his watch m
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THE NEXT
of croods.
splendid
to be sold
(,.. 0
ePOCial indneernente
buyers will
will be offered
•
pricos.
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following list
the
goods aro
\lib
in the
not fail to appreciate
: for ail these
W 0 Will Offer
Careful
values that
at reduced
Lads
IdalOS
Lidalcs
Slimier
a.
Sulimer
VCSt
vvrannors
SIIIKS
ii.taf
skit ES
Mens Summer Shirts and Ties
Mens Summer Suits
MENS and BOYS STRAW HATS
BICYCLE SUITS and SWEfITERS
WE HAVE THE BEST 25c TEA IN TOWN.
The ., e
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Direct
,,.,.,
Importers
Fort THE
'sons left. Exeter
L'or Manitoba
arthur Campbell,
line; Enoch
nini ; Robt.
assa ; Mrs.
NARROWLY
Dar]. the youngest
iarrowlv escaped
lay. A -tub
ia.c.k verandah,
vbile Mrs. Smith
,hild fell into
imith found
tad almost left
.ction brought
DivISIGN
vas held. here
hassle on the
ery small docket
f the Court,
resented. They
hell,an action
ud O'Neil vs.
note. Tha
,ere successful.
ar the Plaintiffs.
Iefendant, Mitchell.
DEATH OF
iTizEiv.2,The
y in ani around
ie personal
iroughout the
a,rn of the death,
. Clark, an erstwhile
:sr, aTormer
rip and manager
".ibbert Fire
vent oecurred
his home near
as thrown out
orse, and stricken
,sis, and from
ightly improving,.
1 good health.
ler nionths'he
ans. and had
alley, when
I. and expired.
in of the late
arn in England,
iough the greater
intil with his
anada at the
'eland, Corning
ist settled in
alias where his
he deceased
on, and wherrat
commenced
'st-class certificate.
;tight first in
id finally m
here he also
r some years.
itier,orsgestroetteiTebdCinndesgs.avthtit:tyteeavir'
rt irli* Inaurance
is appointed
iris, to succeed
California,
"go wheat ranch.
,4 Atinie Mahar,
1ms parish, in
mon Brough
any, end leaves
te loss, it widow,
WEST. -The
station
and the
"Isborne,
Cook, Winchelsea,
Sanders, Exeter,
M. A. Fanson
--..-,-
ESCAPEC
son ofsIsrael
drowning
full of water
and about
was next
the water,
him on her
the hod3,,
him around
following per-
on Tuesclay
Northwest :-
for Delor-
Moose-
Estevan,
and Miss
DROWNING.--
Smith
on Mon-
stood on the
five o'clock
door On an
where Mrs.
return. Life
but prompt
safely.
Court
with Judge
was a
consideration.
cases being
vs. Mit-
of lumber,
an action on
both cases
acted
Dickson, for
.
WELL-KNOWN
of the fam-
especially.
the deceased
will regret to
of N.
of Ex-,
town-
17sborne &
The sad
morning last
Cal. A
a runaway
partial para.
although
not ' enjoy,
hot sum -
the Moun-
to the
suddenly
second
Clarke, was
1841, al-
of his life,
emigrated to
spent in
they ,
but shortly 1
a store.
good educa-
of 17 yearS,
held a
Mr. Clarke
township,
Farquhar
the mercan-1
taught I
and in 1878
town-
who may-
purchased a
Clarke mar-
at St.
1865, Rey.
the cere-
an irrepar-
and four
daughters, all residing
excepting his eldest
J. White, of Exeter.
a kind and indulgent
able companion,
neighbor was universally
highly respected
was offered the
the. most progressive
panies in Ontario
prospects in the
several occasions
offered very lucrative
but declined, preferrin'g
Mrs. W. Muir. of
George Stephenson,
_
fires are at present
Exeter. The large
one mass of burning
acres of valuable
lost. The fire was
one to clean up a
tbe absence of rain
of the under brush,
rapidly. Several
barns, shanties andother
while many head
have been destroyed.
drought continue
become very serious.
in California.
daughter, Mrs. M.
' Deceased was
parent and lov-
and as a citizen and
popular and
both here and in Cali-
management of one of
Insurance Com -
; bat he saw better .
Golden State. On
in California he was
publicyositions, '
to give his un-
London, and Mrs.
of Milburn.
i
raging
swamp
bush
timber
first started
field,
and
the
;farmers
of stock
theconsequences
to west of ,
is almost .
and many
have been
by some I
but owing to (
the dry nature ,
flames spread ;
have lost 1
outbuildings 1
in pasture i
Should the ,
will 1
c
s
All kinds of
wanted at the
Plow Works.
& Sacounros.
dau h i
been sick- for 1
CounT.-- Division
on Tuesday
Bench. There
for the
only two
were Ratx
for the price
Marshall,
Plaintiffs in
J. G. Stanbury
L. H.
—4--
A EORXER
many friends
Exeter,
friends of
country,
in California,'
.resident
clerk of Ersborne
of the
Insurance Co.
on Friday
Butte City,
of a cartbby
with
that time,
he had
During the
resided . in
only returned.
he was taken
Mr. Clarke,
William
in the year
part
family, he
age of 1u) wa,s
to this country
London,
father started
was giyen a
the age
teaching school,
Bieldulph
Usborne near
engaged in
After haying
Co,
clerk of Usborne
S. P. Halls,
Where he
Mr.
of Biddulph,
the year
performing
tia Metall
three sons
—.a—
Nnw EVAPORATOR. -
eeling and chop apples
evaporator in the Verity
HamanNK
One of Rev. Mr. Couplancl's
ter, Londesboro, has
about 2 week&
Prints 1
• 3
Prints v. ,,
P
Prints . v
Havina been SO •SUCCe - 1
0
fill in the sale of our mush is
and d• ff
1-a
ba 'a in seeking public anot-he l';
onnortunity of purchasino. the til
. . a t)
best makes and pitterns ill '
'0`'2; Pirolnnt.a", gaood oeloptehrs, ylaarrgo. clia,
c
We also want 2Coo lbs of thji.
nrst class butter, for which we at
ac
.arnn -
" 4" . W
giVe 1. 80. SO come along hi
ee
loi
ed
pr
ji p. oLARKE in)aci,
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ti 1
\Nre have just added to our Gent's Furnishings stock
over five laindr*ed neck ties, a quantity of white, and colored
shirts, collars and cuffs, undercd,othing,umbrellas and tweeds
Shirts
Boys whits lanndried shirts sizes 13
13:1 41Ild 14 at 75e.
band, sixes LI to 10 1-2 at, 75c,
1\lens white laaindried shirts our best
with cuffs or bands sizes LI to 17 1-2 at
ShiPts from 50c inn
Underwear
Mans Balbriggan shirts and drawerS,
, 2 piece bathing suits 75e.
Unllorellas
Gents umbrellas, steel roclailaminurn
tinned, guaranteed fast black 1.00.
Gents standup or turn down collars,
2 far 25c.
We have just placed stock over 500 'Ladies' and.
Gent's neck ties direct from the manufactor, among them are" -
the newest shades and shapes in neckwear.
Fatal. Accident- Milbiarn's sterling headache powders -
Tuesday noon an iippallirg accident
occurred on the railway siding at the
cure the worst headache in from five
to twenty minutes, and leave no bad.
;rfter effect. One powder 5e.,3 powders
100., 10 powders 25c.
on Mill street. At this point the l‘Tain
il`k„ EXETER
track and switch are only a few yards no LLER
ape rt. The f reight engine and three
cars claire from the depot on main track
and while passing the crossing Mrs
Ph air and R. Day is, he, latter with a,
team, stood on the weat aide. As soon
as the train passed, Mrs Phair, no
doubt unconscious of the intention o
t'he railway men to'shunt the cars to
the 'switch iu the factory yi ad, crossed
the main traek, was about passing
over the side frac k, when she was
strock by the forward oar rind knocked
down. It is assumed the car passed
over her body, hut when the engine
Ai,'W A YS READY
FLOUR
CHOPPED FEED.
Barley, Peas, Oats, Corn
Big Stock on Hand
' Prices Right.
JOSEPH COBBLEDICK
reached har the cow -catcher rolled her Pretty Things at
along the planks mail she dropped on
the flea, her head. hanging over the
east rail. The eaginethen passed over
her, severiug air head and crashing
the upper part of her; body and. arms
in a horrible manner. Her AOD, who
was•with Mr. Davis, as also Mr. Wag-
ner, ,Manager for the Sutherland -
ones PO., WhO was on the track wait -
.137, for the cars, saw the lady's -danger
nd called to: her, but it was too late.
t is supposed than as soon as ahe
aw the car ' approaching hal!, She
lipped in her effort to escape. - The
anility 'seems babas% been thoroughly'
accidental, ;Ind negligeace cannot he
iscrihed to anyone. The engine driver
teu were at thein posts. From what
ve 'can learn rale only cause that -caa
ie assigned is that the deceaeed was
inconseious of .the, intention of the
ralu meta to the cars onto the
Coroner Hyudiaan at
lice called, when the remains were re -
cloyed to her linsband's residence,
bout 100 yards distant. The deceased
ho was the wife of William Phair
•as in her 58tli year, and was possess -
d of all her senses, being strong and
ealthy. Her he:iring was good and
er sight perfect. She was a native of
ngland, but bad been a resident of
xeter foy some years. She leaves a
nsband and a family of grown up
hildren to survive her, who have the
yinpathy of the community. The
uneral took place yesterday, (Wed-
esda,y) to the Exeter cemetery.
An inquest was held yesterday. the
ury finding that no person was to
lame for the accident.
Ca.i.V.,Port.sALE.-A young calf fo
ale. Apply at ,P. Ross' store
xeter.
-WAGGON FOR SALE.—A one-horse
-spring waggon, nearly new, for sale
heap. Apply to JOHN MCINNIS.
LOST.—A gold forget-me-not stick
nn Main st. Finder will be re-
arcled by leaving at TIADJS office.
Fors A number of young
igs for sale. also a quantity of cedar
osts lid stakes at J. N. flowau,O's,
iree lanabs,all marked with red paint,
le lambs having long tails. Any
formation given, which will lead to
le recovery of these sheep, will be
lankfully received by A. HoopER,
y School of Trivitt Menioeial chinch
Id their annual picnic on 'Wednesday
g the fact that the party left t 6.30
ni. it was a very large one, many or,
a adult members of t he congregation ,
tending as well as the rhildree. In
re a goodly number of
ivate conveyances. The day
is beautiful and all had an ex -
lent titne. After land; was over a
by the Rector. Nearly all who were
sent took part, froth the toddling
ungstett to the sil ver halted matrons'
ny of whom paoved themselves to
possessed of a considerable amoutit
FAIR
GOOD THINGS
CHEAP THINGS -
'We have just recieved a large steek
of Granite ware and other lines before
the raise in price and we ate prepared
,to sell everything cheap. It will pay
you to corne here before going else-
where. See our decorated good.s sell-
ing at what other stores are asking for
common plain goods. Our Insairt_eas,
inereasing and no wonder, its bound tass
increase at our prices. -
Coal Oil Stoves,Granite and Tinware
of all kinds, Ha,mmocks, Sealers, away
Ice Cream and Cool Drinks.
'Agent for Parisian Sternal Laundry,
1 of London.
Launday sent away Tuesday and
Th ursdry of each week.
Levitt's Fair
We are clearing out our
stock of Brockville 'buggies at
greatly reduced prices,- in or-
der to make room for our fall
trade of cutters,
Just three Brockville buggies left
and they are very fine indeed.
We have a vouple of second hand
buggies in good order, which we offer
cheap. In addition to our horseshoe-
ing and jobbing trade, we also re -cut
axles on old buggies which do away
;with so many vvashers 'and makes an
old buggy run arnooth and slick. again,
Call and see -our stock, this
s our last offer for buggies
's season. The largest car- .•
age dealer in town.
UY YOUR
BINDING TWINE
FROM
Trevetii161(
GOLD MEDAL
PLEIMOUTH SPECIAL,
AT RIGHT PRICES.
Do you knorn our flour trade in-
creases every week, it does because
we have
THE BEST.
TRY IT.
W. Trevethiok