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Exeter Times, 1900-4-19, Page 1GROCERIES k TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NO. 3 Fl (MON & 11/11DDL ESEX GAZETTE.______ EXETER ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING APRIL 19th, 1900 a---"°"---"-ma-rgwa-------4"----"-m"-----"" interesting Nem of Bargains KINDLY READ... THE LIST CAREFULLY; • REMEMBER WE -OONSIDER 'QUALITY FIRST OUT DOWN:PR. 'E.. HATS. Special in BLACK and Bowx FEDORAS SC' 4 Ready to wear Fr-LLY GrA,R k TEED IN 1SPECJAL, FIT AND QUALITY spot In Do 0000s E, T. CORSETS style 59. c v MEI e C 1 neditun waist, short hip lamp, vvnio a and low bust fou side steels in gold, drab, pink, Beautiful 11.3feets d SP,ECIAL, 49c. iN as, two alike All ever embroidery,of fine' Reduced to Wainsook and 'Muslin wipe 4c496 fl YD. Fanq Dress Sateens fon- lard designs,one of the most Regular price popular textiles, vfil othing Men's wool serge in 131 a blu his week 4.20 Men's Tweed, leader Boy's Serge or tweed . 1.50 4.29 SPECIAL GROCERIES 0 „„ niva, 89e. a For, This Season 12c —"t1 .VVe; ;)Oe flardwarc See our treatise. on the Diseases of' *311,tit trees and Vegeta. .and their remedies. See this season's SPRAMOTOR fer Spraying, 1A.'hite Washing, and Painting, Aylmer Sprayer 12 first awards in Ontario le Highest awards against the ,world in England and Russia. We fully guarantee the pumps. ,Get our Prices. St. Marys Bnisas,—Goocl Friday was observed here very quietly. The loc Nserts- men enjoyed themselves by going in quest of small game, principally the muskrat, —IV,S,C4rahaninnaae a. large allipment of five hogs Friday. The priees paid were $5,80 to 3n. yee.rs.—Sheriff Hossie was in town on . i„.., I Thursday serving papers on some of e9nx PeettVsIlltc!lelrutEtensa bere 26 t Fil,ato with eeerew 4e; Prouaroet)Barester l svb reeentl. ate otToronto untversity„Dentlet& Teeth] ..k. SellrY., L. D. Se D-D.D.,11"°3.- (11.244 ' ticating tour, and is again at his Post -14 Harold has returned from his rue- 4E13° ' ntr.ss--Joseph I ollard bas rented y left here, has settleof in Baker and Miss 1..4ily May, of Hamilton the South Perth electOrs.--MieS amid mona.ly.continenong Maaisth, ""5. fsnePuted by his late einployers, Meesrs GOOD ford next week, after residing c) _pain ort: bad effeetee (Mee , at theastation.—Before his At ZurIcil Toronto, Gordon MartneciewnAttpurree- school oe pedagogy, are at, bores for Beanna,—Mrs, John. Shepherd is st' MeDonell Bros, with a handsome bible Easter holidays. They will soon be present iti Loudon lakvigg been called , and gold rina•a---Mrs Runt spent ber getting their certificatea.—The tailors tliererSaclu/vghin4r,tai° 1,tal.leiv$earaleQuIl°01.111470sof Enster' ImildaYs in Galt' anti the bosses have settled their dif- Mitchell but met with very -peer auccess. Lenders visited the village on Tues z osed of his team of driving dogs to 1 A ou ■ 1.• Baker, of St Thomaa—W Copp, of a rine Assortment of . i Sea:oath, has beenappointed inspector . , li_onSa.11. iActs—A liberal collection was taken • , !for Tuckersinith inader tbe Black Knot anGe.er,T;Suctolimermlaisandio,neltetaorry-oPieubsukirao,noOgoavez i v lelinsranMeutibunodiniset cylintinrck—inn atlen°f- and Usurer ot MarriageDteerises. Legal dom.. /4 1 Intends erecting a new resi- ments caretany drawa et reesonable retee.,e e, . . Money to loan on reel estate at low rates ot ea•lrruenar.on441•4ser aarninvgt.—is'er IBlislathchoftzoored,foorf tercet, °glee at the Pest Oleo, Bensall. 11. .T.D. COO.K. , sale, in another column. --J K 0 his:property and will move to Brant- Soliolton.Notallr. Public‘ Henson. °at* I s Strathecria, Alberta, near the Rookies. NEW SPRING S ' ferences, giving from 50 cents to —MissGarden' of Parkhill, visited 1 of Toronto, lias been appointed orgau- sait more for making, so there will be no strike this time—M['. Bridgernau, let of the Methodist -church at a salary of $300 a, near.—A deputation from the Town Council and Board or Trade are .going to interview the firm of carriage tualtera who talk of coming to Mitchell, if they get a loan of $15,- 000. Oely the Mayor knows who they are and he won't tell for fear Stratford or Listowel will get Aileen of theni and secure them liest.-1 here are not Christies celebrated fancy many new buildings going up in town this year and the only public works will be granolithic sidewalks, if the rate payers on the streets can be per- suaded to pay Wt. cost. Farquhar and and plain Biscuits. We keep a complete. stock, 21 lbs Redpath's Granula- ted sugar, 3 cans peas, corn, tomatoes St Rut up. (assorted on 3 Of one kind) for 25e4 SYRUP very choice. ars Just Arrilived .)1; T 0 OLD IND FORTUIND 011Lflhf N E TO Parties Building We can give you the lowest prices on Builder's Hardware Glass, Furnaces and Eave- troughing. BARB and COIL SPRING WIRE 611t Will1818 Mixed Paints COVERS MOST, LOOKS BEST, WEARS LONGEST, MOST ECONOMICAL, FULL MEASURE. ROD6rt80il'S NM Paints (PURE LEAD AND oxr,.) Alalbastitie A permanent wall coating mixed in cold water. H. Bishop & Son. Crediton SCxooL REPORT.—Following is the report for the Senior division of Cred- iton Public School. Note—Class 1 re- presents 70 per cent. or o'er; Class II arepresents 00 to 70 per cent; Olass.111 represents 50 to 60 per per cent; Class TV respresents 40 to 50 per cent; Class 'V represents 30 to 40 per cent. Names are arranged in order of merit:—Sr V -Class 2, Percy Banes, Geo Lawson; -Class 3. Charles 13rown, Ira Brown, Jr V, Class 2, Geo Hockey; Class 3, Wes Finkbeiner, August Knlin, Otto Bron, Elmer Gower. Sr IV, Class 1, 'Gordon Bloomfield; Class 2, Mandy Finkbeiner, Ethel Clark, Ella Beaver Clara, Seigner, Vixen Beaver ; Class 3, William Brown, Albert FalmerALizzie `Finkbeiner, Edna Eilber, Martha Wenzel, Welda Banes, Lucy Young ; .01ass 4, Edwin Treitz ; Class 5, Geo •Sheardown, Norman Holtzman • Sr JV, Class 1, Laura, Olark,Sam Voelker. Class 2, Oliva Holtzman, Wesley Brown, Edgar Baker, MUG Clark, Wilber Macinfurray, Norman Beaver. -Class 3,Garfield Hill,Edruund Wuerth Everett Palmer, -Clara Fahner ; Clas 4, Charles Wind, Dan Finkbeiner, E Valuer; Class 5, John. Treitz, Willi Hockey, Oscar Wolfe. •' GEo. Raoostasnars, teacher BEeDre.—The rain has 1413441Nampiali sitammemitTrommts....mmooromm,clacsemastioscorrt and 23rd. Rev Prin. Warner, of Alma College, St Thomas, vvill preach morn- ing and evening arta address the I scholars in the afternoon. On Monday evening a cantata will he rendered by the school, and an address is expected from Rev 0 W Brown, B A, of James St church, Exeter. Let everybody turn out to these services. 0-4-141--4 Shipka EntErs.—Sucker fishing is the order of the day but for some suckers do not bite.—Miss Emma slorlock has return- ed to her home in Orediton after spen- ding a few weeks in our midst. — Mrs. Stephen. Rieleoirr.—The following is the list of successful pupils at the recent uniform promotion examinations in school No, S. ---From Sr. II, to Jr. III, Eddie Wil- lis, Herbie Dearing, Herbie Beaver, Edith Parsons Mitchell Willis, Lizzie Sanders, Nelson Sanders ; From Pb. II to Jr. II, Tommy Sanders, Harry Triebner, Ralph Willis, Gladys Bissett, ' Annie Hicks Garnet Craig ; From Pt I to Pt. II, Tommy Penhale, Victor Sweet, Hilda Preszcator,Eztrl Parsons, May Sanders. Parents will kindly send all pupils about to start school on Monday April 23, as it will be incon- aw ins, Mrs. McDonald and v men o lave them corning after Gower 8,re at present very sick. — Mr. • that T. B, IloOPER, Teacher. aire4 'Isaac Gower has returned from Brine - ley where he went a short time ago Centralia i with the intention of spending the summer but for some reason, returned— BEIEFs. —Arany of the Easter id heti- h S . Sweitzer has started ,/ ay seekers have during the peg week saw mill and has put all the idle men of the village to work.—One of our constables was out last week but did not accomplish the act which he uncles. oo to do. I wonder why.—John 'Vic- Intosh, of Parkhill, was in the village a on Sunday.—Minniet Garret left for e Strathroy on Friday,last. Greenwny.. come and gone. Among those we no- ticed several from a distance.—Wm. Lewis and daughter, of London, spent Good Friday here with his daughter, Mrs Neil.—Miss 'Maud 33aynham, of Norwich, spent her Easter here under the parental roof.—Harvey Hicks, of London, is spending his vacation here at home.—Misses Grace and Sian Salton, of the St. Catharines La- now with warm weather following, j• STANBETRY,B..A„'EXETBR, ONT. nenilusted, is holidaying here under' BRIEFS. —Mrs. Waddell spent the to Barrister Conveys,noor Notar lvIon sa, is, Making considerable imiin•ovements toqoan. Officesforinori,fieeetipieeeyYbomeseseY parents • • here.—George Webber, of accepted a Situation . Messrs. ' new store and fitting up the' present BRIEEs.--G Wener and wife, or businesa—Nelson -Cobbledick, of 'Exe- ter, spent Sunday here at ,the Parson. age—George La,nsing, our painter,has moved from his dwelling on Main ••••••••••••• Bn/Ers.- Sugar making and tatty parties are now the order of the day. Tbe weather so far has beau somewhat cold and consequently the ran of sap has been small.--alisses Mary and Jennie McCurdy, of Plug - town entertained a number of their young friends on Thursday evening. The evening was spent in games and music until a late hour when all re- turned home feeling well pleased with the evening's amusement. - Messrs. George and. Ames Stewart held an auction. sale on Saturday last and des- pite the low prices of grain evet7- thine sold well. 3[any of the cattle be- ing sold for move than they could be purchased for on Toronto market. The proceeds of the sale came to nearly' $3000.—Iuspector Tom, visited o. , on Monday and reports Academy, London, spent the bolidaye favoraniz—John wessialse had ; a, nee under tho parental rooL—S. Arnold sawing his wood on Tuesday. James and wife spent the past week visiting Ballantyne also hail a bea cutting his in London and .A.ilsa Craig, — Henry wood on the Boundary the same -day. Rundle, who has purchaSed D. Mc - Each of them succeeded in getting a Innes' farm an the names Road, I's - gaud quantity of wood cat.— Miss borne, moved thereto yesterday. Mr. ,Agnes Hay, who has been attending Rundle has sold the residence he pro - the St. Marys Collegiate is home to cured from FI. Cook to Ilugh friends here over Sunday, - James Petty was in London on Satarday.- Fred Laing, of Gwen Sound, spent Easter in tOW11.--Thos, Luker has pur- chased a handsome blood stallion from I. 3facarthitr, of Ailsa Craig, for a good figare.-W. Hoggarth,of Ribbon is ill with an attack of appendicitis. - John Nevins, father of Mrs. James Woodham J Ford spent Easter with his brother. S Ford, of Petra's,. McKernan left 4:ai Monday for Edmonton, N W T, where his mother and sister l'eside.--Ed and Harry Carr. of Toronto, son and nephew of Samuel Carr, of this village, spent Sunday Arriving Always LAR STOCK OF' FRESH Ail kinds of ar highest prices ohne for which *II be pai i e °rivers parents„ -Lorne 43 P Ross* Friday. He wa$ SO years old.—R. J. Jobastao, ea at Marys, spent Good Hatton and Shaw attended the enter- itiug her sistennrs Moss, near Thorn- taininent of the Beaten SymplinnY dale.—Alfred Ford, of St Marys Col - days uuder the parental roof,—Miss ; BnisFs-Miss B. Guerin, of Detroit., Club, in Seaforth on Tuesday evening, legiate Institute, is spending the boll - ford on Tuesday after spending Baster Fairies spent Good Friday at her b --The Misses Dent returned. to Stmt. spent a few days with her aunt, Mrs. McCann, of St. Colavaban.-George with their aunt, Mrs James Sather- in St iliarvs.-The concert 'veil b * th --Q17a° i ton. -Charles E. Carpenter, after an t Wood bas gone to see friends in Frillar- ogan, died at the Logan home on Johnston, of Hamilten, and Miss Annie Twitehell is again able to be on the Friday. with their sister, Miss Mary Dublin streets. -X, E.UcDoriell and the Misses Jobustou._.,31iss Nettie strum., is vis,, laud. -Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. (Dr-) Fergo- son, Mrs. Wm. Moir and Mrs. IL Cook spent the forepart of this week in Lon- don. -H. Cantelon. of Exeter, was in town Monday and Tuesday negotiating for the purchase of A. I. Goetz' lease of the Commercial. Mr. Goetz intends showed what wonderful thing•s we may leaving in June for England, Ireland, expect of the rising generation of this Scotland and France, pleasure bent.- town. Misses Lynch and Mulvaney, teachers, 1 , 0 Day has removed from ber late rem- ' , absence of twelve years, has returned school children in the AI ert Hal/ on bome to pay a visit to his nuniy full chine of tbe cbildren and the s i Thurstha.y evening was a decided sue- friends, -,L Molyneux, of Hibbert. has cess, The pr-kgraca consisted of vocal finished his vourse at the Stratford and instrumental music. recitation", i Business College. -The late John dialogues, elub swinging, ete,. was in ' O'Brien, at. one tirne a resident of this pine, whose death occurred in Strat- ford over a week ago, was interred in St. Colunaban cemetery. -Miss B. of London, spent the • holidays with Mrs, C. A. MeDonell.—R, E. Pickard, Anderson. ' 1 deuce. She is now in the best, busi- er Exeter, spent Monday in town. Se nes part of the town.—Mr. and Mre. • Dave McConnell are happy in the pos- is N'ell pleased with the business being Miss Clara White,of St. Marys, is the session or a very aice baby boy. —Mrs., done at his Ilensall store.—Robt. Mur- g les o Ws Jennie Anderson.—Taos, i James Jordan, who has been ailing ray, principal or one of the Toronto Ribey has secured a boy from Dr, for some time, is able to be around of the Owen Sound Collegiate Dish- of St. 5farys,is the guest of her &nigh- ' PloYe of the 6. T. En bas relu"e4 I schools, and Thos. Murray, principal Barnardo's home.—Mrs David Whaley agaim-Me. J. C. Pounder, late yin - tate, are spending the vacation with ter, Mrs. Thos. Sealing. — Miss Lily , with his family to Duluth. R. 'Roney their parents here,—Miss Maggie Mc. Harding is spending the Easter holi- Is on the sick list. Lean, teacher, of Hantingileld, and days at laoine. — Miss Clara Switzer Mamie Aaulerson and J. W Graham. 17....__Oara or sister, Miss Mabel, of the Shorthand .§peut G-ood Friday at home. - Miss ' The Mitchel Tiede has ask - spend her Easter holidays under the parental roof. Eden Sortooa Raronr.—The followingis correct report of S. S. No, 4, Usborne, based on the examination. held March 20th and Sala The names are in or- der of merit. —Sr. III, Ada Kerslake, Warren Hunter, Willie Smith, Maggie Quintoe, Frank Hunter, Roy Luxton; Jr. III; Tommy Quintonjohnnie Hun- ter Blanche Smith, Lydia Sandford, Ethel Walker, Bertie Luxton ; Sr. II, Percy Caves, Wesley. Webber, Nellie Rook; Jr. II, Lela Buswell, Hazel Snell, Lizzie Davidson, Ernie Hicks. Parents who have little children start- ing to school for the first time are kindly requested to send the little folks along promptly after holidays. . R. E. Buswarm, Teacher. Ilium's.- The anniversary of the league Friday evening was a decided success. Though the . evening was somewhat disagreeable and cense- gyiently the crowd few in number, 'yet everyone expressed tbemselves as sat- isfied with the lecture. Mr. Hussar very graphically described the Duke of Devonshh•e's mansion, the ruins of some of the old castles inYork. county, the York Cathedral and many other places of interest. — •Su.nclay- services were also well attended the "oecasion brihging out several strangers.—Ecleis choir is progressing ve,ey favorably.— Richard Elston met with an ' accident last Thursday which might have been more serious. While driving his sister from her school in, Mc - his horse suddenly' :jumped breaking the whiffle -tree. Ele bravely hung on but at last the. shaft dropped down and the struggle had to be given let,ting the horse have its freedom. However no harm was done excepting danaagecl,buggy. • come and dies College, accompanied by Miss land and roads will dry up and. our the parental roof. —Luther Pym of pat week visiting her mother, Mrs. • farmers will be happy.—Wm England • (Late with 111coarthy, Oder er, Oo„ Toron. London, spent his holidays with ''hie Miller, of London. —Fred Miners has with in his eaemisee, He inlends building a stanbure over °Wells ank. Goderich, sent Monday in town ,on Dyer & }Toward, contractera and buil- building for „a house. After the cage Brown's Corners, ..,a,re visiting at her -eft very quietly. ' Sew 'many eggs did tsves in ' this vicmity.—Miss Lizzie you eat ?—Misses Thompson and. Rasa Hahn, of Londba, visited her father 0 ers, of the ,i.Worinal Schen!, London, are Hahn,' last ,week.--1Sfeatid Mrs Thos ,spending their vacation at Dr and Mrs Mark are on the sick, under the care ' River's. -Miss Flora Sims, of Exeter„ of Dr Caw.—J McWilliams, teacher, .,is the guest of Ella Beaver this• week.— received a telephone messa,geon „Wed- Alberaand Arthur Zwicker spent East- nesday night that his sister was dam.er with their parents in London.—This gerously ill. Be left Ink early train has beeu a very haraLkason, 'on old Thursday morning, She was no bet - people. Many are„sigic len,d some have ter on Monday.—Misses Della Baird .died.—Conrad Kulamees.,,Ilio has been and M Miller; of Parkhill, spent their e ailing for sonee,trinepaeet -peacefully Easter holidays with 1Vliss Allie \Nil- , away on Sunda:Y.' last, ;,arag 'William. son..—Rev J W Baird, B A. preached Clark;anothereol4esiejent • oefe the. vile, . lage, was sAdde,''.,_ sacallAtisaaway on . Tuesday last,- Inanangsbad '' alek ,but si two days. All ?, e sorx wing,,ones 4s have the sympa th '., okth entire coin- anunity,—Geo a Dar . Bloomfield spent Tuesday in' the country, guests , of George anti MN Clarkeeee,Misses Hill, of Clinton, spent Easter and vis- ited a few days in the village with their aunt, Mrs Rivers.---IVIrs Holt - is ready then what 2—Baste ci father's, J •Underwood, and other rela- ders of Exeter and left to commence work on Monday.—Miss Ella -Wiggins of Goderich, -spent Baster the guest of the Mises Tralls.-e-Albert Pym, of Ex- streetanc ta en possessson. et Robert eter, spent,Suhd:aY under the parental. Cillbert'e house,'ne having. -hteely. „floe_ I roof.—R. 'J Johns has.leased•the prol:e• ect velth•liis family to Wm Quinton's in orgy of Mrs: GliddOn for a tent of years, Usborne.—The Easter and Epworth I '1'lld- Mrs.' Glidd.on Will' leave in a .fe'it League services betd, here on SUnday days to reside in, Michigan. — Geo. Were but fairly attended, the roads Mitler•s• of Exeter,' sPeut good Fri day being in a' muddy state rendered it and Easter with his parents .here.,—The almost impossible for those living at a 1 Ladies'A icl have deeided to hold 'their distance to get out. The services were annual entertainment on May 24th. very" interesting. Rev Mr Brown, of More particulars later.--The-Mayor .of Exeter, preached two very able and the village still wears a dark. shade impressive sermons. The tea meeting 'over his eye from the effect , of taking. , a very ihteresting and instructive ser- on Monday evening was also slimly la drop too enuch(ont of the apple tree.) mon. on `-`Flowers'" .Easter -Sunday, attended, Many of those who were on 1 —41's. Gifford) of St. Marys, sPeht The church Was,decorated Wibb- flow ers the Program to take part were- not, Easter the guest Of her mother, Mrs.'. and every member Of the church wore Present, and the chairman, W 0 Hus- Wm. Johns. --John Hind is making a beautiful bouquet.' Miss' Clara 114c. ton, was forced to call on his eio some changes to the interior of "; the Pherson had one of wild flowers, piek- staadbyes, who did all that eould be . Parsonsag•ee—Miss Lillie Veal returned ed in the woods, the,first of theseason. expected as they came unprepared,' on Saturday last after spending a week --The remaitte of the late George The amount realized was 510. • The- with relatives ill Exeter North. Sev- Eshler were interred in Salem conic- League has learned a leasow that in ertifirom our burg attend6d the ,box tele). Monday ..,afternoon. from the resi- fature. it will be of more value for social at Sunshine ort Good. rridhY evg ence of William Bell. Rev j w them to use uphome talent, as there and report a very pleasant tinie.—The man, sr., is quite ill at present, and Mr 13aird, 13 A, conciliated the services, is the very- best in thle hue ' school 1°°Y may be seen any of those Holtzman has been away to miehigaie —Red, white and blue bisoting and .es days casting his eye along the river , on hasinesse—Remember the S. S. an,: flags for decorating, for sale at Boston ,ivlesOresopteiy, pyrqedcsle, Oat., -writes : looking for fish, in fact some of the old Myersary,serviees , in the M. E. church tore. -W I -I Taylor, .1)4. P P, 'paid our i Syrup:en(' fliTd ib. to'.be 01i's'ItititilL y"eri,l'iC'-. heads are taking the IsaacWal ton part next, Senclay Monday, elie)ril 22nd \Tillage a flying visit last Monday. 'Tilled • 1 * * Donald for a good figure.—Geo. Mc - Ewan has leased I). McDottgall's farm south of town, and is seeduig it with flax. — E. J. Norton has returned to Frensall, and has itgain engaged with Mr. Trott, photographer, for the summer reontha—A daily mail now goes from the ICippen village to Drys- dale which, no doubt, will be a great boon to the business men of that little town.—Walter CoxNvorth, who has been working at his trade as it harness maker, in Zurich, during the winter months, has returned, and intends working his father's farm nearHensall. —J. P. lkiarshall. of Rodgerville, at time of -writing (Wednesday a, m.) is very low, and Iife is despaired. of. He has been a constant sufferer trove rheu- matism. --J. IV.Ortwein has purchased the interest of his partner, X. C. Abell, in the Seaforth store and will not now return to Hensel], -- Gordon Matins will take a situation in Toronto and re- main there.—Miss Hattie Sutherland is in Mitchell, where she yesterday at- tended the wedding of Charles Jones, of Stratford, and Miss Freda Dent, her cousin, and daughter of A. Dent, barr- ister.—A. song service was held in the Methodist church on Sunda,y evening, at which there was a good attendance. —On Monday evening Rev. Shearer,of Toronto, lectstred in the interests of the Sabbath Alliance.—Wm. Ooolehas leased John Corbett's farm in Hay township, and will move his family thereto this week.— Mrs. Sellery, of Kincardine, spent Easter with her son, Dr. Sellery.—Maand Mrs. McTaggart, of London, visited at Claiselhurst over Easter.—The Misses Copp, of Olinton, spent Sunday gaests of the Misses Petty,—Mrs. Sutherland and daogh ter of near St. Marys, visited Mrs. Reith, this week.—Miss Hannah Ortwein is visiting her sister in town.—Alf Grigg late of the firm of Grigg & Rivers, but- chers, leaves this week for Manitoba, where be will reside. Mrs. Grigg and family will remain here a few months. —A number of young people attended the dancing assembly at Brucefield on Monday evening.—Miss Shaw spent Good Friday with her brother, Dr. Shaw, of Olintora—Messrs: Chas. and W. Gilchrist were in town this week renewing acquaintaraces„—Mrs. Macar thur, of Toronto, is here visiting her mother and sisteit.—.Mrs. A.. Johnston visited her daughter,' Mrs. Shortt, of .Parkhil1, over 'Sunday. —The Easter services in the varimie churches 'were well:attended,' The decorations were geperb, while the sermons and singing Were excellent.—W, Carlisle, who has been in London for some time, spent Easter here. intends going to Winnipeg shortly to engage ie busi- ness. We wish him success. — Shirra, of Detroit, spent Easter at bis home here,—Kate Hagan, of the Lon- don Shorthand school, ie visiting her Mica Axle Grease is. the highest quaYtY of axle .--gUe`I'SC) parents in the village.— Miss `tirgi.,2'contains ground mica which forms a coating on the axle mak.. hart, of Exeter, visited at Mrs.Shirra's ino‘ a perfectly- smooth surface. over Sunday. — Arthur McAllister, t' • teacher at Lonclesboro',is spending the vacation at his home here.—W. Elder, teener, visited the pavental borne this week.--Robt. ,Tarrott and W. R, Hod- gins were in London on Saturday. Mr. Jarrott purchased a 'handsome Lexing- ton rig, which will add much to .his now finely equipped livery. ---Mr. of Lacan, and eretwhile photographer of Hens IT was here on Tuesday on business and renewine' ace uaintaneee. spent Good. Friday with friends at An•.! derson.—Mrs, AsSpru.ling is visiting friends in Strathroy.—Miss Etta Mur- ray, of Kirkton, spent Easter with her • 4 parents. --The oyster suppee held under of an autograph quilt and. the amount ed to $12a.00, including the sale' TESTIMONIAL OF ALFRED FIUN- the auspices of the Ladies' Aid. VAS a great success. The proceeds amount - collected on it.—On Sunday some mis- THIS IS TO MIMES: THAT 1 BASTE chievious person or persons went to lEtaglinsirt rZ.Lo).ck Food the bush where Lauchlin Cameron is making syrup, and destroyed about 15 CALVES, MILCH COWS and FATTENING gallons of sap which had been gather- OAT_TLE. ed Mr. Monteith to support any meas- ure in the Legislature having for its object the suppression of the tvalling stamp and cotipon naisatice. e ate on Saurday night, also break- ing bis axe, and doing other mischief. Such behaviour should be punished. -- Mr; and Mrs, .T. Atkinson aud Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson attended the cele - I have a fat cow that went ofT her food, on using English Stock Food she rapidly improved. I find. it most bene - fiend. for canves. It makes them thrive bran= of the golden wedding of Mr. well, feed well and grow well. and Mrs, John White of Exeter, on ALVICED RENNIN. Good Friday, For sale at Lutz's Drug store 50c a bag asa If you make any purchase at tais store which proves upsatisfactory, bring it hack and your money will be cheerfully refunded. MURAL() is a dry powder ready- for use when mixed with cold water; unequalled for refreshening walls and ceilings. Cheaper than other finishes. ---4=2.--"19.8K TO 85E9 17---sufzeo— The Elephant Ready -Mixed Paints Never fail, once used always used. 1 S3rushas Big sock of Paint and Kalsomine Brushes -405677-7•AT BOTTOM PRICES'it fkXLE GRERSE . enc lhos NVelsh have be.en in „ efrect_ < waiting RTC ers, come tip.-- London and Straillioy the past 'Week- till th& U41. thu rag and scrap iron gatherers of visiting fri(nds,—eW 'Fulton has clis- Agett for 1 ELLWOOD 1 WOVEN `1 WIRE 1 FENCING. XET of R. Piolca,td Cio's Store.