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ith thernost omplete stock of clothing
e cntroI for Eetcr the cetebrated
▪ ch wetht is the most durable and bes
t. Every piece of clothing we sell you
esa +incited by ours. Your money back if
eea isfied.
0. I wt.ed its not sbodely or trash, but the kbad
•- Remember :Oa oar $5.t10 suits are•gueraiateed
44 4 '1 4+1,VerS4
• ,N .104 tweed or oavy bitten wool s e suits. At
4,1* of patterns. If ytui want a suit e our line at
-mate in the new soft over clieek
le foe $6.09 and $7.00.
ineSteed' finished tweede. This
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Yon cy,et tOts
BITE31.ARY ATTI1B STAT1011,-Friday
oight emoi, one broke into the railway
tVtiQfl ana abstracted from the casai
drawer $1.35 in change. They com•
pletely deraoliehed the drawer, and
sufticient toole to open tiltnos
anything. The tools were procured at
the foundry and planing mill.
a mai Satin.
•7, It am?, " :nser;.',. very fine tweed and ivorstea suits. Suits
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' hyd 'ex .t. ,-.. 4 WO ;WWI tea ip-tx .0.354 for yery One, very ,well, atilt
anal 'Ottlik
rzar. ar , ",, ' ;' '..... c•11;;•• Wt.- ilt:tvt. zt Itt.;46ttifta
-, ....Nage Moose Snit* thiS is a rare bargain and well 1 RUPORT. -We Italie
V ,.: 7, 4,4E0 g. Wed. ft, 60py of the report relating to
. . registration ot births, nuerriagas
• oeies, e e ise at e hors new two piece ends. Every suit a hate il deaths he the Province of Outerio
i ee, iii ea7e, t• 1,, in,) • itit.43" Bril t ' with or without eadlor r the yeer ending Mardi 81st, 1898.
lie ••. 'I A * -es tire i itt eta t ..••.i. NIM r•
, .0 z-144,11'„ . I t.• • , .. intritiehiugs in shirte, ties, collars. underive.er &c..
Mee .• etitilete, ais , a al' i kne tif ikeinV h:trd and soft hp,ts fop inu and bays,
Sty10.44 ;h. ft.!ilantV;••
ge uW naty goodie,
At:MOW:T.-On Tuesday while Wil-
iam Treble wee driving Along Huron
streets otie 1,4 the viaggoo wheels Went
suddenly into a soft. hole on tbe road.
The jar threw Mr. Treble from tise
waggon, and his both' striking the
gravel with considerinee force ceased ,
fraetereof his collar
Houses, Soon. -On Mond:tee aleDon.
ell Se Ba,wden, delivetied to Chas Bean.
O f alvalitlivreyi one of tbeir recent
itopormtion. a Shire eeallions,
toe Rufus," No. 11741, for whiali tbey
were peid $2.090. Tbe animal was
imported la.st fall bythis neon anti is
a flue horse. Ile weighs i22o
ON Max 21w1I.-Fo1' school,
children and bands in uniform, one -
belt of single fare to Parithilt and re -
on May 21th ; adolts, siogie fare.
r 200 sebords hone alreacly Aiecepted
OU e invitatien to be oreseot. Folioev-
nis are the rates for L., II. & i.s
Selsool
tihildreu Athilt
v to Parkhill anti
etre . . 75e
boy° atle tOe
;i15in uniform tlattle
thildren.
from which we glean the f(11 wing
Dnring the year 1898 in Ontario there
were 46,60a births ; 15i375 marriages
arid 23,370 ',teethe ; total unnaber of
tulle birtbe, 23,893 ; total female births
22.703. In Ontario during 1895 there
are 14.5 birthstIl every 1000 pupate,'•
nun. tisere were :103 palest of twins and
testae in stleith triplets oecurred.
There were 10.1.2 males born to everes
100 females in t be province daring 1,80S.
December of lain had the largest now-
t a marriages, and woe a ism hod
tht'largest number s 5Say of 1897,03
the lea.q. number of marriages.
n. Couutes death rate for the past
hies.heen 8.3 to the 1010
n , QU1Y two counties in the prov-
inc are losver thn oar couuty,
being Grey and Peel, whoee death rate
hi..2 in the 10a5. The following in-
ation has reference to 'Huron
Co ty The total births in the
uunty for 1598 was 2,27$ P. total still
u%tis, including infa.nte who died 'tin-
der one day old, recorded writer deaths
25 ; still births recorned under births
stilt births not recorded meder
leaths 4 ; deaths from consturiptiou
ttmbered 71 of which 32 were males
d 4, females,. In 1871 tbe county
niven as 'having a population of
efitalde and the deatit rate from coo-
Seiumption was given AS o.a.; in 1808
tile population wee given as 71,061 and
tbe eletetla rate was given 1.0 from con-
sumption. Total births in the county
in 1803, was i.28; total marriages 380;
total deaths 058. The rates to 1000
emulation is given 17.8 births, 5.5;
deaths 0.2. During, the year 1898 the
thr county had an =reeve of 3 in the
number of births over 1857 ; a.decrease
of 63 in the number of marriages, and
a, decrease of 89 in the number of
deaths.
f,- L. 'Scarper, ot London was in
town on Toesday.
a. rAt,i1.1'4Ut was removed from the
• h ' thet On&
J A. STEWART
st, f School
Public Schol)ls
.‘ ft all stock of Sunda!,
Libary Bcoks wholesal
17; nily and Pe chore
f t e.
Every t g in
wholesale and retail.
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enses,
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KICKS
Watch Repairing a deity.
TO A DV ERTI SERS t
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The
copy for ebauges must he le
: later than Tueeday noon. Casual
i advestisemeute acceptea up to noon
' Weduesdav of eat It wee.
'ele001'
prices'( Large stock of field seeds at W. II.
ev
Servent girl wanted. Apply at The
. Pieliard CoSs Store.
Me. Neil Dow, of Stratford, visited
riends in Exeter the past week.
Mr. tater* ana D...Cantelon. of Hen -
1 were in town on Saturdiey.
,T. L. Rogera bauker, of Parkhill"
visited his soo .here on Saturday. •
t A car load of seed corn just received •
by NV. H. Levett. Get your supply
early.
GeorienTnener and Andrew Oke, of -
Brumfield, visited at Hugh Oke's on
Sunday.
via und Mrs. Geerite. Knight and
, famine of Ilderton. epant Sunday with
i friends
esioes---_--areeaeo-------------- ) Mrs. tipearin and ditty:him 44 S.
INSVItaletea, i almane vieited in Thom PS 1.1 trton'e
ei is- I' L1-1, 1 thia I °vet. Se titian.
A. E. Stewart IfitaYrd to Setif-00AI
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. that week, where. Mr. S. has putallased
811 iuterest in a flomeng mei.
Two children tie James Shapton, of
the iSed once:es:on of Stephen, are
suffering 'from an attack Of typhoid
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i H. Cantelon was in trees:di on Mons
THURSDAY. APRIL 23tb, 101)0
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xeter, 1 . . Spring is here and t reminds ils that time is is at hand, and in all probability you will require some -
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thing ia the way of Olrpets Curtains Curtain Poles Blinds
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. 1 Wall Paper, Etc, in these lines aVe carry a larger stock than
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, prices that will suit you. See ourLadies'hlouses.,
. litioiebse..tter. Dress Goods in all the leading styles and quah.
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RES5 0 ODS i Hati, Caps, white and coiored shirts an.a ties, all in
.al the newest styles. Full line of Ready-niade Clothing both in
..\ ever before has there been such men s and boys. Good style and low price, We could aa -
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fine collection of high 3Iass Dress 00 0." vertise like some re(,,rehants, and. say here is a, suit
sh.own in this county. We have all theisi 5
that's if we wanted to lie.
ow and fashionable fabrics, and whati ,
Pastor Sheldon, who is trying to ran a daily Ohistam
s more, we will sell them to you at less I
an ad as the above and wrote the party to as--
oney than they would cost us to buyl paper read such
t. ucni again. We would call esPeeial I certain how he could do it i getting no reply would not insert,
ttention to our beautiful stock, of Black it
Wo conamena him for his stand. When will people real-
5 e g
old Medal Dress („loods; they are sim-
izhthat they can't et 2 for Si.diere is a medicine now being tiedaby the Riallita
ly superb. T
i 1"1-lumbug," We can't see the necessity o people buying
131a6E. Drss Googs
42 inel) Wank brilliant Lostres, Idealing and honest prices. ,
'°when they can get it for nothincr .90 hiunbug here, strai t
ti -k. t1,1141 splendid finish, i
1 Ghia' US a call. Highest prices paid fatproduc:e.
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DIVS 600tiS
Xew Dres% Tweeds, in varions
shales and colorings, atiti great si
valne for 20 special per yd.
aeautlfill !low eieules in alengn- 4a inth Week hem:nate iinieli
lite tiords, very stylish gooils and casbinere, pure wool, heeutiful
oreat to Wear, speeial 00 , pearl finish' 4 soap, worth 75 a yd a
F vuol 13rtytileb it lie in all ; Diatik broadeiont 4t in widenove
I h Very correct for suits,
iplesolitl value .,
Gold Medal Drese Goods le hiaek
nub% lovely riew patterne, heenti.
Cul tifaerts, voiretti nitwit more.
, money foe
Gold Montt Drees Goods in black
tterns
leattiag? thanes. and make *
ly Rune gravid value
Imported Steoch Home -pens in
all Initialer colorings, % 'ay stylish
and m great demand, 51 ist wide
Id good weight, worth 1.33 kn. 1.00
cls •
e heightof fashimaall new tilincles only, in a great -variety of pa
Loeeily Scoteli Plaid dives goo
al to wide, great value nen fully %Ferrante& very tat est, styles F r field seeds. fresh mid clean, ca
'Very large Shepheiel Pleat areas land pattex•nsss worth 1.2,5 foe
goods, 5l hi wide, lovely gonds aud t Beautiful lareneh hievelte es
the newest, thing mete foe ekiets Goode. exclusive designieVery rich
• r v 2 to and glossy blaeir., speekal ut
CAR 'NG
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De. Seltery ood. L. Seott, of 'Jensen,
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Ti vted friends bete. on Sunday,
. la W. Gladman was in Chicago the
i forepart of this week on businese.
for the "WesTszx ASSCP.ANCP, COM-
, et Toronto also for the PrazNix Flux
Nsrue. ;see Ceeireee, ot London, Engleiedk. ;
LlAtiCF; INBC214,,NCZ COMPANY, of hug
and
.101Sena SwOLTnee.
My little Wag:nears old, it at a bad at tack of
eRhourani,pattsilseaeip. v•ItittshIothihetpsa\vne.roosLoblioexuaourdmalre
hura's Ithotonatto Ms completely eared me,,,
Iiissouetto, Port Out,
tr, II. Levettn, opposite. the townA:
dn Btiggi.cps2
11.19. now on liana awl for alto
, Buggies!!
and suate. a , P ,teTribeeheal(sTeseenarxneParitP1=1:11itilnis?ta; : a ealveloued of very nne bogeyed darseent styleg
W
e also bare 1 4141411tm. or Dres longthil ill special Novelties ea voi 4.30 1(41103 deatrt oil Sunday ot Snther-ji,a.;;;;YEITTS, MIKADOS. 1,1iniNG
MEN'S BUGGIES, THREE
QUARTER BUGGIES.
0.00 and Pt per length. TIttsu ar, pecial designe confined exclusively to leatindist•Setii,:euertehal. (trete"; maid .f:01,nuleept,Reaeti.4
irseives. SutherIalad Macklexu, of Perkbill, eves t
uslueismen, fanner s surror, etc.
i aunounced by cable from Eng am . , • Bueze:leise :Li inold:eaabprole aduldie:ibtlizsie tliveueiz:
sonucamo le $125.00 will be hung up in purses fot
tick advantage to call and seethe* boor*
Stgligi R all the races ort tbeatth of Mae at Exeter.
There will be 2,50, 2.30 end 2.20 trott- i elsewhere.
" tg races. and A runiaug event, open
Men's Tweed Sella new len-terns Men's Twee(' P,tuts, t\ 11 made ,
tneittiTiniza°nrotretrtigli:tritaiZettPisoAtisret'ellilatiSsel: Two doors e h of l'Itatix•osiNrilai.,9011:
armee satin lined, vevy stylish and anti splendid wearing cloth, rept-
spleodidly made. ea**Ily worth 1.50 tar $1.35 line for.. . ..— ........ .00 ters. so
for • .. •oror• . o rr• .• ...... - . .• IOU, 'o, 1 _ All e.ases of weak and Mine trite
ly lined told matie‘very StYliSh V*
terns, in the regular way, worth 96450
Men's Flue*T.isitatiSifits. iniecials litif mae,?:int'o. caTwg. T. sileag. te:Liva:pliatl.citl :fel:forma:I:a: a 'aligeler'eas:et." ,1,,,,m it\tIveyeekcieetttegtItilt e noBnutte:itaiisi..1.,:i:li.,:iill le Itit:Icsk,rIttetlelitereft -
for • • V • ..... , • 4 • 4.23 Plasters. Price a' el .. Try them.
Men's bik worsted sott$, beauti- , LITig,e0 • d.feoartnilleriyii ft -;ier:idellit?sovfbaTtilton
fully tailored. splendid litters, best Men's timing overcoats in a very
lining's. You'd pay $18 foe no bet- fine quality whipcnrd, eiteehtl rinae ei,' took ine. ti last week. Mrs Mowbray,
10,00 ings... • • . ........ • • • • .... _____-.1. i Winr wAs (mite 41, yoeng woman, wai be
ter suit einewhere....titir price
21Ib ItEDPA PliSS 1." 'T 1NDARD GRANULATED SUGA.R FOR $L00. ' a eerily felts She was a coosistent mem.
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MAL HAPPENIBOS
day completing the lease of tbe Com-
inercial hotel i here. He takes posses-
sion on May 19th.
Some of the hest horses ita Western
Ontario have alleady been entered. for
I. Smith bas moved into bis new
the racing events to be deeided in
Atop. Exeter on May 24th. ei
Miss Polly Puke is ill with an attack For lame beck and all ordinary de
of her old trouble, paraaysisi
a trill i rangemeuts a kidneys, Doc Kidney
Joseph Davis intends takirig Pills are equal to any on the market
to the Old Country in: a few weeks. t
i and only half the price. Sold by C.
The Senforth Presbyterian cburch is
of the iluest in the Presbytery of I let" -
The Minister of Education, has de -
one Harm There are 626 communicants
on the rola
There's only one 21th and there's
only one celebration, und thatis i years to SO.
Exeter, May Sith, UM. Good races,
John P. Marshall, who died at his
a first-claes track, and a most enjoy -1,
able time are assured. swine in Rodgerville on Friday was a.
former resident of Exeter. Elis re-
Thursclay morning a corps of street I
i mains were interred in the Exeter •
cleaners with the scrapers began evork ii cemetery on Monday.
on Main street. We compliment them
theon excellent wort done. The The MarksdaleStanclard reports that
street is greatly improved.
There is danger in the skipping rope;
from a New York paper we learn of
the death of a girl 11 years of age,
from spinal meningitis, caused by in-
ordinate use of the skipping in
i
these contests among the girls in this
habit should be stopped. hand broke the second hnger.
A practical farmer says he never saw
the fail wheat fields look as well at
erland-Innis Co., had his hand severely
1,1 m. Dell, an employe of the Stith -
this time as now, In other 'gem* there
the knives of a jointer. Mr.
would be spots killed on the hills and alit IV
, Dell left on Monday for Sarnia, where
often on the low ground spots would_
be drowned out. But he says this he will join a sailing crew for the sun;
year he never saw a single blade in-
cided to adopt the proposal reducing
the period ot service before °teacher
can apply for superannuation from 85
Wit eye of Mrs, istiattatteltsoe, Clinton,
the tither day.
Herb. Pickard returned to Brantford
Monday to resume his stadles.
Hilton Bissett. of St Thoums, has se -
Awed a situation with A Bagsbaw.
Sellout re opened on Monday for the
mower term, with a large attendance.
Miss Ida Brown, of Dashwood, 1Y113
visiting her sister, Mrs. Gray, MeRil.
rerentiy.
Cieorge Manson is confined to his bed
through illness. He has a severe at -
Jack of la grippe.
Another advance in the price of
brooms has been ordered, and just,
the be tinning of the house-cleaning
season, too. grain, however, showed it full of little
, Report states -OW, more people than
ever are buying wheels this year. The Mr. Anderson, of St. Paul, lzas black grubs at the first joint above
GrO)CerieS
Reg ilit• nuculor(d Jo pan Tea
COI
Royal Yeast tankers per box
Eddy's best middies per hox
Best Aylmerranneti peas 3 tins for
Best Clothes pg e pr1o7.
6 bars White Castile Soaps for
6 bars White Oat, aleal Soap for
N GARDEN sh
Gr(iliCerieS
•e
03 7 bars Good \VIII Soap foe
2 lbs good Baking Soda for 05
OS 5 pee:lenges of Corn Stereb foe tie
tai Best Whiting per lb 0
as 3 lbs -finest selected Vidmida_11,aisins
25 2 tins Maple Leaf Salmon for
12,11)5 best, green Rio Coffee for 1.00
for
25
ea
ILOWER SEEDS FOR Se
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GAR Se PAOKAG
--ALL KINDS OF ---
FIELD AND GAIRDEN SE1B1DS
JUST FRESH. OPENED UP.
We want a. leg lot of Butter and Eggs and will pay bighest market
price for same.
ber of the Presbyterian *burial Lu-
cien.
Pfeffer Beets. are improving tbeie
ready well-equipped grist mill at Mil -
velem by the addition of a number of
new machines, including two 'wheat
cleaners, one of them for the removal
of cockle, and six dust collectoes.
With tbese new collectors much of
flee former waste will I* saved. Mr.
Pfeffer was formerly of Crediton.
Tlie Fibicard GO.,
Dired illipOrterS
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prospects are that cycling will he more arrived, and will take possession.of the the gronnti. This was the real cause
• of the dama.ge, and not the weather.
than ever popalar in this year of grace etropoliton 1st May,
nineteen hundred Tb.e nobbiest lot of gents' up-to-date he wheat was affected most 013 sande
Thomas 'Merry, sr., died suddenl hats that we have seen this season is son.
We understand. that A. E. Puke is
at bis home in Exeter on Friday las at Stewart's Cash Store.
offering his two brick houses William
at the age of 83 years, 6 months. He Public Sthool Leaving, blank ap-
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resided with his son, alnd had been plicatiou forms may. he procured by . stir for sale.
The employees of Dyer ez Hoevard.of
around the house as %%suet' He went teachers from Prinmpal )3oyd.
S White, of the 10th con of Gleneig,
has a cow which bas given, birth to
four relves within eleven months.
They are living and hearty.
Wlaile Robt Quick was handling
stave bolts at the Sutherland-Innie
Stave Works the other day, it bolt a,c-
cidentally slipped, and failing on leis
A CANADIAN FEN
FOR
CANADIAN FAIIMERS;
We use the best high grade toiled wire
J. .STINSON
Kirkton, Ont,
4' THE NOBLEST MIND.
The best contentment tee." Yet,
however noble in mind, no inert or
wornan can have perfect, contentment
without physical health. The blood.1
must be kept pure and the stomach i
and digestive organs it good ot•der.
The best meansisrthis purpose is
Hood's Sarsaparilla. It promptly
cures, all blood humors and eruptions
and tones op the system.
Alt liver ills are eured by Hood's
AUCTION SALE OF 'CHOICE
AN'TheSreTrillKie sold by Publie Auction on the
Afeinnies farm, Thames Road, Usbortie on
Tuesday' the 8th May, 1900, the following t.--
llorses. agricultural year old ; Steers, *steers 4
years old, 12 choice steer 5 years old, 10 choice
Dairy COWS, 6 cows with calf a 000, 10 cows.
steers 2 Tears old, choice ste:rs. 2:7:Igo:I ;2,
d ort high, or low ground. A good live committee have the 24th
A very short time will make spring of May celebration in hand, and are
bound to make it a. success in every
in every sense, if the sveather of the
past day or two is to be the rule. One Particular. Special train services,
P"1 rates, and specie) hotel a,ccomo-
of the marvels of nature, in this halt-
modation for all eashing to spend tilt
tude and climate, is the extreme rapid_
been arranged.
ity with which backward seasons can day in Exeter haye
be brought up to the normal degree of Get the old bark scraeed off the ea -
Progress toward sunamer and harve,st iple tree trunks and la iger branches
tinae, and thus destroy the laror larva3 of
Richard Jones has disposed of his the apple borer moth. Other larvm
and eegs
farm lot A, con. '7, Usborne, to Sanaa I
destroy mare insects in a half
will also be destroyed. You
Horn, tor the sum of $5000. The farm can
contains 100 acres. Mr. Janes intends day's work now than yOtt can in a
enaging in the fence business until whole week in June,
outside to sit in the warrn sun, wlaen Thos. Bissett,last week sold a the Exeter planing mill, one of the
oldest and best known institutions
he suddenly expired. He was a native team of matched icerriege horses to it
I between Goderich and London, last
of England, and prior to moving to gentleman in London for a good figure.
petitioned the firm to allow
Exeter, batifor man Y years farmed ia E. Render late with H. Bishop & week
them to quit NVOrk Saturday evenings
-Usborne township. He was highly re- Son, has accepted a situation with a
spected. large retail honse in Hamilton, as
As mentioned last week a happy window dresser.
eventtook place at, the residence ofJohn Jas liaurrity has purchased the ware -
Mitchell, Station street, oo Wednes- house of W. Lang, for it store room.
day, when his daughter, Miss Emma, Mr. Lang will occupy the front part
was united in inarria,ge to John Moeley for his implement business.
of London, formerly of Orediton. The The Royal Tempters of Temperance
knot was tied by the Rev. C. W. will hold an open meeting in Main St.
Brown at about 8 o'clock, in the pres-
ence the more closely connected re-
latives -about 80. Mr and Mrs Morley
will make their home at the Mansion
House.
The bill passed by the Provincial
Legislature, providing for the regula-
tion of the width of waggon tires, is
an important one. ''')The provides
that no wheeled vehicle drawn by
horses or other animals shall carry a
burden of 2,000 pounds if fitted with
tires less than 3 Inches wide. It can-
not he denied that narrow tires and
heavy burdens are in the main respon-
sible for the many ruts found on some
of our highways. They cut, right in
the roadbed, where a wide tire would
run smoothly over the surface.
The eighth annual report of the game
and fish commission for Ontario is to
hand. The moose have increased and
in the northern districts are to be
' ' numbers. Over NO deer
hall,when hewn). go to Manitoba to The habit of loafing in. doorways and
seehis fortune. He will have a sale on the street corners is becoming quite
of hie stock and implements on Tues. Prevalent among boys and young men,
day, May ist. again. Not only do these fellows
The anniversary a the Sunday gather on the ehruertg, and use. dem_
School of Main St. Methodist stvelanguaze among themselves, but
church, will be held on SlindaY and they also make insulting remarks to
Monday next. On Sunday special ser. people as they pass.
mons will be preached by Rev. G. The mission services condueted., in
the Trivitt Memorial church during
Henderson, of St. Marys, Morning and
evening: In the afternoon it mass the Past few'vveelesi closed on Tuesday.
meeting will be held. On Monday The eneetingshave been very successful
ovening the pellet tea-zneeting will be and Productive Of much good. Rev.
bold, whezabesides a ninsical program, Arthur Morphy ,is a forcible speaker.,
addresses will be given by Principal
.
Boyd and Dr. Rivers, of Crediton.
Methodist church o
commencing at 8.00 p. A goodpro Weatininster Coofession of Faith,
gram shonld ensure a large attendance. For more than two hundred and fifty
h ervices Saroes St. church years that confession has been in use,
•Now
1SYOUR, CHANCE
Look out for bargains this week, we
are going to sell granite wat•e cheap.
Here are a few of our prices.
Granite pails regular price 85e for
65c ; Granite preserving kettles regu-
lar price 65c for 50c Granite preserv-
ing kettles regular price 850 for 750 •
Granite coffee pots regular price 98
for 70e ; Granite tea pots regular price
55e for 40c; Granite three piece toilet
sets regular price $1.65 for 81.45 ;
Granite wash basins regular price 30e
for 20e ; tin pails, 10 quart replier
price 18c for 12c; nickel tea kettles
reveler price $1.20 for 51.00; sad
ir01' s regular price 05e. for 80c.
• Stli)rnionttlar shill id '„Ba°T1ghssoe' a0anb quantityoeostcl= °I is s S e our fine stock of Umbrellas"and
Parasols from 39e up, Shirt VS 'Lists
Cotton Hose, Towels, Handkerchiefs,
The aresteers well tonvard and hoary weights
Lace, Ladies Vests, and Men's SurO*1-
Filoleiardr:usili:CArthsbsaei t ahreredit will bo gt'en oai
mer Underwear. We sell these lines
atitOs oam
furnishing approved joint notes, A discount I
of 6% Der annum for cash
Fresh fruits always on hart .
a eggs taken in exchange.
B. BROWN Jill) T. CAMERON. Auet,
nnoN. proprietor. , veEryu:theera:
40.044144444,10414444.4441144414$
willing to grant reasonable requests to , After Easer
at 6 o'clock. The firm who are always I .
their employees, happily acceded to
We expect fipeweath-
the petition. . . .
The Presbyterian General Assembly
will probably be made historic by all . . •
er for wheeling. You will :1
that will meet at St. Louis on May 18
that evil' there be made to revise the be in a pos t" to
itnportant, if not it successful attempt not ion
enjoy.it unless you have
and although often assailed, the rever-
ence it inspires has saved it from the
hands of those who would reform it.
It does not seem to be an ordinary,
' but a very general moyement, and ex -
Steel
Sermons in
eption is particularly taken; to the
Steel Briggs and Rennie's best gar- i
it paper. Rennie's -Danish • laird chapter of the Confession, and
en seeds 2ic
package 40e*Itiaore precisely to sections tit. and IV.,
Sugar Beets 1 pound
Best grade, longs red. Giant Inter- i ankh declare that some men and
mediate and Golden Fleshed „Tankard!. ngels are predestinated unto ever-
Mangold- seeds. -Rvel'Y Pettud guarani lasting life and others foreordained to
kt,,,exed. :A„t;Stesvart's Cash Store.
At no period in the history of the everlasting death, and that there
number is so certain and definite that
1iitshceadn. neither be increased nor dimin-
lthnedQatutedengl.ohralovietseix.epigeenssoifolhiesroMf laojyeasittyy,
to the Empire and devotion to the i -...— _
throne been more strikingly manifest- RED 11.0T FROM THE GUN.
ed than at the present time. ' In view, Was the ball that hit G. B. Stead -
therefore, of this sentitnent, it should man of Newark, Miele, in the Civil
foundbe the aim of all Her loyal, subjects, to War., It Caused horrible Ulcers that
have been killed dirring the Past s.eason celebrate the eightyfirst anniversitey no treetmerite helped for 20 years.,
according to reports: 6,500 beitig the 0 her • hd ' n '1,. mann ee worthy of Then lituelden's Arnica Salve cured
number supposed to have been killed. the occasion. s• him. Cures eine, Bruises, Ili ens,
Deck have baeie found less plentiful Thomas Anderton, or eon. I, Dover; Boils, Felons; Corns, Skin Eruptions.
than -heretofore, and the woodcock is showed the Chatham Planet the other Best Pile cure on earth. 25 cts. a box.
fast , becoming extinct. 'About 100 of- day tt lot Of little bugs he had taken Cure guaranteed. 5q111, by all' Drug -
law • were ealt om his wheat. Mr. Andert thinks gists.
next Sunday will be conducted by Rev
W. G. Howson, B.A. of Ratteribury
St. Clintoi3. The pastor, Rev O. W.
Brown, B. D. will preach S. S. An-
.. . •
tintabetrsragat of tf the hem settling be" fine. they are the larvae of the
Jiessiafl
The denartment have been eottilidering ay, although the fly hes never attack -
steps neeessarst to encourage the al:- ed.the graininthis way before. Like
dustry of frog raising for home' d many othersMr. Anderton found his
wheat apparently', winter killed in
I s An etenunation of the dead
while Mrs. lieuriehahs addresses to the foreign markets.
ladies were appreciated. (Additional !orals on 51h page:
SCALD BAND.
Some years ago I scalded my hand very badly
then took cold in the 'burn, my hand swelled,
and was very,pinfol, but half a bottle of flag -
yards Yellow Oil cured it completely. Mr,.
Wannamaker,Frankford, Ont.
an
Up -To -Bate Bicycle.
We are showing them
• in the .,latest patterns.
We believe they will
meet the requirements of
the rnost exacting. Both
in
STYLE AND PRICE.
Call and see theth
Carriages
Don't forget our child-
ren's Carriages and Go --
Carts. They are new and
nobby.
'Rernember'we sell the
finest Pianos, organs and
ewin.); machines,
S. Martin
.4444024441.444
2
Levitt's Fair.
AGENT FOR PARISIAN STEAM
LAUNDRY.
FOR
FINE GROCERIES
FLOUR AND POTATOES
CORN MEAL ROLLED AND
.STANDARD OATMEAL
---
OIL CAKE LINSEED MEAL
AND FLAX SEED
GARDEN AND FIELD 'SEEDS
TRY US
'We are making a specialty of the
above and wOulcl be p!eased to have a '
part of your trade.
Our facilities for buying are equto. to
those of our neighbors and - our shop
expenses are much less than those.of
aoy other concern in town.
'TRY US
JAPAN TEA 18c.
Trevethick