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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1902-1-30, Page 1TwEgrv-NtNra YEA—No. 26 H URON & MIDDLESEX GAZETT E V '4,1'4.'4, During the next two Weeks on Oast and Steel Raitiges1 Cooking . Heating Stoves for Coal or Wood, Skates Hockey Sticks, Lamp Goods During stOck-taking we will give you BARGAINS for CASH. Come and see our stock and get our P•R10ES. :aiggEgliESEr "HA t Saft0P2MTKINillea443 SIEeeataeleleeeterialM,eka !shop & Son. STOCKTAKING SALE —OF -- Boots Shoes & Owshoes. pi We have a few odd pairs of over- - . shoes aid rubbers that we are going to sell at 4,1 their regular value. -Child's overshoes worth $1. 25 for 60c Beys " $L25 " 75c .Misses $1.90 " 900 Women's " $2.00 " $1.00 Men's heavy rubbers, 1 buckle;for $1..00 Men's overshoes for $L00 Men's rubbers, regular 90c for 75e Women's rubbers, regular 65c for 55c 'Women's rubbers, regular 60e for 50c Women's felt shoes, $1.25 for 90c Men's felt shoes, $1.'75 to $2.50 for •There are only a limited number of pairs in each of the above lines. Call -early and secure a bargain. Horse blankets at 15 % oft regular price. Regular line of shoes and harness 61.• ways in stock. ^' R. . Sweet % off cash perch arse, Cromarty X01.'ER LUMER YARD. 1.1a1ge stock of Lumber -pine and themlock, 170,000 feet of hemlock lumber for barns, etc., also shingles: laths and cedar posts. Prices reasouab1e.-JAWULXS,Yard : Eastside Main st Betrrars.--jas. Hamilton, of London, spent Sunday winla his brother,F: R., Hamilton.-Mre. Jas. Hoggarth is stint very ill. -At a meeting .held in the ; church here last Thursday to see what ' wOuld he done with regard to fixing the church stable, a committee was appointed was appointed to go amongst the congregation and solicit snbscription to see what amount of . money could be raised and meet in the tiea.r futore and teport.-Mr. and Mrs. D. Park, sr, -left Sunday afternoon for St Marys to see a son .of Jas. Mooee's Who was reported to be dying. St Marys ----- Bntnrs.-The marriage took place last week of Miss Helen Hamilton, daughter of County Treasurer Hamil- ton, to Mr. John Bruneer. Tavistock. Rev. Royal Dean Deacon officiated.- The first meeting of the public school. board for 1902 was lade in the council chamber on Wednesday evening. T. D. Stemless was elected chairman for 1902. -Miss M. E. Long will act as town treasurer dering the balance of 1902, in place of Edward Leng.-The anni- versary services of the Methodist church were held on Sunday. The preacher was the Rev. Dr, Brecken, of Nova Scotia. -Miss Susie Seal, sister of Mrs, D. Moir, Claurch street, died in Iowa this week. The body was brought to Seafortb, and interment took place to Rogerville cemetery near Hensel'. Luoan BRIEFS. -Rev. Mr. Dutton delivered a, very able sermon in the Methodist church last Sabbath evening to a well filled house. --Mr. Wm. Young, of the G. T. R, had the misfortune to break a rib some time ago which developed in- to pleurisy. --During the last few days many loads of white brick have been placed in Mr. Robert McLeod's lot. He intends erecting a fine residence the .coming summer. -The Rev. Dr, Hen- derson, of Toronto, associate mission- ary secretary, addressed a,: meeting in the Methodist church, Lucan, on Tuesday evening in the interests of the mission work. -Mr. Dorcey, bro- ther of Mrs. Mike Carron who bas been seriously ill with brain fever at Ride - hart hospital, Ashlabd, Wis., is slowly recovering. -A public meeting was held in the Methodist church Tuesday eve. by the Rey. Dr. Henderson on. Missionary work. - The annual Ban- quet of the 0. 0. F., of this place was held on Thursdaynight of last week and was a decided success in every res- pecb.-Mr. Jas. Auderson is away at Harrington attending the funeral of his sister-in-law, who died Sunday mornieg last -Rev. Smith preached Tavistock, Sunday last bis vacancy was filled by a student. We trust the Rev. Smith will renal° in our midst. -Several fawn here attended the bach- elors ball at Hensall on Friday night 'atand rep,ort a good eitne.-The peo- ple who store ice for summer use have in their supply.-Tbe horse fanciers hue seem to have an eye for Exeter as exchanging horses has been lively betweeti the trader g of Liman and Exeter. -A carnival was held Monday eve; Band in attendance. Good ice, °oil music, good prizes. -The 0. 0. F., of Granton. intend giving an oys- ter supper and entertainment on Fri ay night next. Several from here urpose going.-lhere is but little sick- ess in our midst at present. --Prepar- tions are extensive this season for • g Granton BRIEFS. ---The annual meeting of the d Presbyterian caurch was heldon 'Wed- p I saesday of last week. The reports p given were very satisfactory- and en- b courteging. The oldofficers were re- b elected The offic s f uddieg, er o the Sunday ilehool were also , re-elected, except Joseph Grant, superinteadent, who reeigned. Wm. Youngson was ap (=tea to the vacancy. -Mrs. S. Hart ey, of Brantford. left for home les Monday, after a visit to her father, G Carter, -Alfred Ironside arrived hone last Tuesday from England. There i a slight iMprovement to his son, and it is hoped his recovery will be rapid. IV' Parkhill tappet) - BRIEFS.- Wm. Northeott ,j r and 0 EXETER, ONT. CAN.ADA, THURSDA.Y MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1902' Hensaji Huron re A. Sellery, L. D, S., D.D.S,,Ronor (*ado. 11111iN 100118)( ate of Toronto University, Dentists. Teeth . cx.traeted withoutpain or bad effects. Mike in Petty's /Meek, Hensel]. At Zurich every IVIonday.cominencing IVIav301:11. Ger, Commissioner. Fire Insurance Agent, Issurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal docum carefully drawn at reasonable rates. Me to loan on real estate at low rates of inter Office at the Post Office, Mansell Gt. T. Sutherland, Notary Public, Conveyan- and ents ney est. the ek. ec- ere ne luindred tons of feed to dispose of at Hensall Oatmeal Mills the corning we D, URQUBART. BRIErs.-Mr. William Geiger, s ond sort of Mr. Owen Geiger, left h on Wednesday to attend the Norm school at London. -A, McKenzie h moved into W. McOloy's briek block aud, has opened up a shop for tbe manufacture and sale of herse coila etc. -Mr. James Beverley, recently Exeter, and formerly of Hensel', I purchased a furniture and unclerta ing business in Brantford. -Mr. 1. 13erry this week purchased a fine year-old gelding, sired by Kilbui from Mr. erancis Ooleman, of ne Hills Green, for which he paid t handsome sura of $200.- The ma friends of Mrs. B. Hoggarth will gret to learn that she is and has be very seriously ill during the .pa week. -Rev. G. H. Long has sufficien ly recovered from his late illness permit ot his taking up his regul work again.- Mr. J. H. Beek a daughter, who went to Manitoba couple of years ago, intends returnin to our village in the near fature. Mrs. Sheffer has disposed of her re taurant business here, to M Richard Speare of Exeter, who tisk possession about the ruidale of ne month. ---Urs. Win. Lee, of Dakot is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. B. M Lean, of Tuckersinith.-Mr. F. Ar nolcl and family intend moving ne month to Buffalo, where they -hay relatives. Their friends will regr their removal from Hensel], wher they have resided for so many years -We are pleased to learn that 111 Alfred, Carlisle, who has been in De roit fgt. some years, and who atten ed the college of- pharmacy there, ba successfully passed. his exa,mination a a druggist. -The assembly or "a home" given by the bachelors of Hen sail on Frida,y evening last in the oper house was one of the, most pleasan and -enjoyable ever given, anad eve largely attended by invited guest frone Seaforth, Clinton Goderich, Exe eter, Lucan and Zurich'. The cornmi tee in charge had spared no pains t make it a pleasant occasion and wer fully rewarded in that respect. Th music was furnished by Mr. Georg Trott and Mr. Lancaster, desisted b Miss Torrance of Seitarth, who accom pained them on the piano, and was a that could be desired.. The refresh. inents wease served in McEwens ad joining hall by Mrs. E. Sheffer, wh fully sustained. her reputation as most excellent and liberal provider. - Miss Higgins. of London, was in th village part of last week and this visit ing relatives and friends.- Miss O'- Neil, of London, is visiting relatives in the village. -Mr. T. Murdock was off ered $500 during the past week for his pacing colt "Joe Staunton," refueing the same. He is one of the speediest colts to be found. --Our readers will re- gret to learn of the death of Mrs. Ben, jamin Hoggarth, which sad event oc- curred at her home on Tuesday even- ing. Mrs. isloggagth was well and fav- orably known throughout this neigh- borhood, and her death will be learned with very much regret. More partic- ulars as to her illness and life will be given in next week's issue. --Mr. White of Ma.nitoba,, who was over ''20 years ago engaged with Brown & Clark as a blacksmith here in this village is ree riming acquaintances. - Mrs. Thos Dick was in Clinton this week visiting iends.--Miss Davis, of London, is the guests of,Mr, and Mrs. -John Blatch- forth-Mr. J. P. Ross, of Exeter was visiting friends in Hensel( and Kippen on Sunday and Monday last. -Mr. Mervyn Brown, who is engaged with' Dr. MacDiarmid in hie drug store, and who %vas recently confined to his home through an attack of measles, has. re- covered nicely and resumed his duties.' -eler. H. N. McTaggart, of Chisel- hurit, who recently sold out his store property and goods to his brother -in - mw. Mr. J. C. Eyre, thinks of moving into our village towards spring. We always like to learn of good residents like Mr. McTaggart coming into our midst. -Mrs, Mollard, of Grand Bend ormerly known here as Miss Pearl Ilia) was in Hensall this week renew - g acquaintanees.-The sleighing con- nues good in this section and farm- s are snaking good use of it.-Annis rsary services will be held in Carmel -esbyterian church on Sabbath, Feb. h, and alecture will be given on the onday.evening following by the Rev. r. Clark, of Toronto Junction. -Mrs, eiehardt, of Manitoba, is spending a w weeks with her sister, Mrs. Joseph lis. - Mr. Rivers has disposed of s interest in the meat business to his saner, Mr. John Shephard. -Mr. D. Tubed, .of the Hensel). Oat -Meal 1.1s, has recently beon grinding large entities of oats and making ship- nts. - Miss Bush of Seal:lab, is iting her .parents. - The Hensall niors playecl a genes of hockey with e Seaforth Juniors on our rink on ursday evening of 'lase week result - hi an easy victory for our bOrtie yers, who put up a good fast game. Mrs, Thos. Ballantyne was visiting atives and friends in the neighbor- od of Seaforth last week. -Mr. Wm. art intende taking up fanning land Aesiniboine Territory this spring. rs, of las k• 3, 3- -n, a,r he ny en t - to ar nd a s- r. es xt a, c- xt et r. t- d- t - 11 a his sister. Miss Sarah, of Sexeuith, h, were visiting at the borne of, W. 11. 4,A? johneton, last week. - Mr. Albert e Anderson, of Michigan, and hen sister, s of London, are home attending the ve funeral of their father. -- Miss 1VIery Adair has returued to London, after 9t. spending some time visiting her par- -'"- ents.-Mss James Dinsdale and Miss es Dinsdale, of Parkhill are Visiting this week NV1th Mr. Dirisdale and other -Le friebds in the imighborhood. - Miss e, El Dora Adair has gone to spend the win- ter with her sister, near Parkhill.- fr Miss Mary Johnston is away for a two week's visit with her old 'friends in ' Hay. -Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Johnston qu and Mies Mary, spent last Saturday me at Mr. Robert Stephensou's .of the vis Parr Line. -Mr, John Anderson of the 'Tu town line, passed awey on Friday th inorning, 171h inst., and was buried on elonday at Bairdis cemetery. Deeeas- ing ed was 72 years old. -The home of Hr. pla and. Mrs. Wu). Ivison was the scene of a very pleasing event on. Wednesday, ho rel 15th, at six o'clock, when their young- est daughter, Miss Bertha, was united Pe BRIEFS. -Three of oar oldest citizens Messrs, George Oheistie, E. Manes and James Kinnister have been notified that they are entitled to a gran t of 100 acres of latad in New Ontario for eery- , ices at Point Edward in the Fenian raid of 1866, and 1867,-N. MeRin- non recently purehased the Crawford House near, the Town Hall and has moved into it,- J. D. McIntosh on Tuesdaylast broke the previous local recoed in drawing brick, by hauling a load of 3,100 from Baird and Scads yards to Bornish, for the new R. C. Church there.--, While driving into Lown on Monday the horse of John Schiele), of the 7th con:, McGillivray. took fright at same boys sleigh tiding down the hill, and ran away, throw- ing him against the fence; severely injuring his hip and hands.-. Last week while it G. T, R. freight-, train Was passing through town A 1,500 lb etond was hurled irom its position on & Rae car to a distance of 46 yards tearing through the company's geed and lending in T. Mimeo's back yard. The brore of the pine is the breath of life to the consurnptiVe. Norway Pine Syrup con, tains the pine virtues And mires- eOughs, colds, brOnchiGis, hoarsetiess,and all throat and lung f titubles, Which, it net attetided to, teed to co11. sum ptio in the holy bonds of matrimony with Mr. Robert Brownlee, of Tuckersrnith, Rev, Mr. Long, assisted by Rev. R. Barnabv; ofBrigden, brother-in-law of the bride, performed the ceremony. The beide Was dressed in white organ- die, mid carried a bouquet of white carnations. Miss McPhail, of 'Holmes - vine, played the wedding ineech. Be- sides those already mentioned thee were present from a distance Miss Mary Moore and Mr, Robert it4tt., of Lemon; mr$. Barnehy, of Ileigden: Meg. Walker, of Waterloo; Mr; Mc- Phail, of Ifolmeeville. The presents were risen aeoa ,t and v aluable. Elirriville The ninth manual general meeting of the shareholders and patrons of the Winchelsea Buttee and Clreane Associ- &Moo ts ill be held in the Township on Sate 81.st, 1002, at ohe O'clOck p. • e. chilarer Ory for all the News of interest to Miles Readers Happening In these Counties Middlesex The former teacher of Beasley, Ed- gar Bice, was married to Miss May Morgan of Birr, on New Year's Day.se Always avoid harsh, motive pills. They first make you skit and then leave you constipated. Oerter's Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and make you well. Dose, one pill. Farmers in Middlesex' and other counties report cases' where tillers of the soil have been robbed of clothing by a MOM who apparently has made this practice a means of geining a livelihood. The man applies to the farmer for a siteation ae helper, and after securing tbe same decamps with as much of his employer's property as he conveniently can. The fellow gives his name as Munn, and is &sous sixty years of age, dark complexion, and about 5 ft. 10 inches in height. Perth The South Perth Coneervienve asso- ciation met at Mitclmell the other even- ing, on the occasion of the re-nonaina- tioa of Nelson Monteith, M,P.P, Smart Weed and Belladonna, com- bined with the other ingredients used in the best porous plasters, rnake Car- ter's S. W. & B. Backache Plasters the best in the market. Price 25 cents. A meeting was held recently at Mitchell by a large number or tbe old members of Bissell Lodge of Odd - fellows, when it was decided to resur- rect the old inetitutiori and start the lodge up again. Mr, W. G. Hinds is taking an active interest in the move- ment. Alex. Macpherson, one of Stratford's oldest and most respected residents, died at his home, Milton street, Tues- day. Deceased was 75 years a age, and *was born in Scotland...epee, was for many years a member of the firm of Glasgow Macpherson, Fingal, and Macdonald & Macpherson, manufac- turers of threshing machines, Strat- ford. Goshen Line, Miss Flossie Preszcator who has been visiting her parents the past week returned to London on Friday last. -Mrs. Debias Staley has return- ed from a pleasant visit among friends in Tuckersinitha-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson of Usboree alio Mrs. C. Luker of Exeter North were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Preszcator on bSaturday last. -A sleigh load of young people visited at Miss Bertha Bastard and spent a pleasant eveninglast week. e A SOIENTIFIC VOICE IMPROVER, Because of its strengthening influ- ence upon the vocallcords, Oatarrhozone cannot be too highlyre,tonsmendede as a wonderful voice improver. It al- most instantly removes huskmess or hoarseness, thus insuring Elearance and brilliancy of tone. Oatarrhozone , keeps the mucous surfaces in perfect condition, and its regular use absolute- ly prevents colds and tilt -oat irritation, thereby removing the singer's greatest source of anxiety, unfitness of voice. The most eminent speakers and Prima Donas Would not be. without Catarrh - ozone wad credit in -n.o small degree their uniform strength atid brilliancy of tone to its influence. The hard rub- ber inhale, fits conveniently into a purse or vest pocket, and may used in the church, theatre, anyplace or time. Complete outfit Sle Small sizes 25c. Druggists or Polson &'Co., Kingston, Ont. Crediton. Bniness-Very cold weather prevails hereabouts, -but January will soon he gene, so much nearer Su inner. -Mis- sionary sermons were preached in M. E. church last Sunday by Rev. S. J. Allin, of London. Large congregations greeted the speaker on both occasions, manifesting deep interest in this most worthy cause.. Contributions to this fund will be in advance et last year - II. Either, M.P.P., some Sunday at home, but returned to his Parliamen- tary duties at Toronto on Monda,y.- The sleighing has been good and wood is coming in in gieat quantities to the brick and tile yards. -We are pleased to see Wm, Lewis, V.S., able to be around again after his recent illness, - Several important business changes are 'brewing in our village. Walter Clark has bought the 'beading now occupied ay E. Feist and will open it grocery business in the near future. Where are you going, Ezra? We care not do without you. Other changes will take place Iater.-The grand con- cert representing the famous women of the past and present called "Temple nf Falba" which is being given by the Ladies' Aid of the IVIeth, chard) will be, held in Town Hell on Friday evening Feb. 14th. Posters and progranoines will announce particulars. Keep the date in nund.-john Dyer trimmed the 5ild Blyth pays its constable $300 year. Bernhard Pay ton, sa, has been pointed alcense Inspector for So Perth, per ap- uth asArthre jt;IdAtaCnioine. eryhas Ptirellase(1 the I Hyman property in Wiagbarn, known • Miss Minnie Camphell,of Goderich, 1 left on Tuesday for Arcola, N. W T. , I etor itnaktehautptloiewrna.ppointreent as tea Mr,. McKay, of Tuckersmitb, w returned borne from the Kloiodi country afew' months ;Igo, left 1 week for Dawson. . The township ()leek of Howick is a woman, and so highly do the council approve of her eervices that they cently increased her salary .from $1 to $200, . ho ke ast J P ROS ay Croat Snaps STILL VVAITING FOR YOU AT THE IN DEPOT George Turner, of Brucefield, h gone into the lomat nee man ufactu mg at Meaford. He is a member of company' who were granted a bon o $15,000 by the town. A. R. Shea, formerly of Blake, was married at Stritaluta, N. W. T.; last week to Miss Blanche Quigley, of the same place. Mr. Shea, fa engaged in the mercantile business in Sintallie. Those unhappy persons who suffer from nervousness and dyspepsia should use *Darter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made expressly for sleepless, ner- veonuss,. dyspeptic sufferers. Price 25 On Friday Jan, 17, there passed away Mr, John Mc•Kinnora at the age of 62. The deceased had been for many years a resident of Turnberry, sapheactredd. working man and highly re - Mr Wm. Biabloz has purchased from Mrs. Chesney the old Wm. Sproat farm on the Kippen road, Tuckersmith, and has alree,dy moved on to it. He pays $5,500 for it. It contains IGO acres, good buildings. Mr. Fred Haggit, of Blyth, sybo has been working at the Sault for the past month, met with a serious accident, injuring both of his feet, so that he was unable to walk. He returned laome last week. Mrs, Bullard, of -Seaforth, had the znisfortune to fall on the side walk, on Main street, in front of Mr. D. D. Wil- son's stables, a few days ago, lend broke her ern). As a. result she is asking, the town for damages. Mr. Ea. C. Attrill, of Goderich, while at the hockey match on Monday evening slipped on the stairway ana severely injured his ankle, the result of which will compel him to remain in- doors for some time. Jas. Einigh returned borne to Blvth from Goderich last week suffering with a had attack of Bright's disease. Fri- day of last week be took a convulsion. His eyesight also left him, but Satur- day morning he commenced to im- prove. sg LO STAND at the Market Groceries (PRICES GOOD FOltil DAS) as 4 lbsbest select raisins I:: 1 gallon beet canned apples, ......15c 1 lb loaf sugar.............. ... ac us The many friends of Mrs. James Grieve, sr., of Ilarpurbay, will regret to learn that she JARS suffered from au attack of paralysis and is very ill. Mrs. F. Scott is also prostrated from a like -cause,' Both ladies are well ad- vanced. in years. Mr. Murray, engineer at the Blyth gvist mill, had the misfortune Tnesday afternoon, while putting the bele on the pump, to get his sleeve caught. drawing Ins arm in, breaking it in two places. Mr. Murray had just nmered frenn Seaforth, and started to work. Ashfield township Liberals met recent- ly and turned down Hon. J. T. Gar - row by proposing. that Reeve Dalton, of Ashfield, be the next candidate for tbe Local Legislature. The Si vial this week says :-"Hon. J. T. tearrow has definitely decided that he will not be a candidate in the future, and we are pleased to knew that the public interest in the question is still awake, and that seeking for a inan is the or- der of the day." The death of Mrs. Wm. Clark, form- erly of Enna endville, took place in Maynard, Massachusetts, on Wednes- day of last week. After a residence of many years in Egmondville, and Mrs. Clark moved to Massachusetts last February. She was 76 years of age and died of cancer of the liver. The family of Mr. JohnBell, Seafortb, had an unpleasant- experience one eight recently, and one which uearly mit them - their lives. During the night gas escaped from a coal stove, and in the morning members of the family were unconscioue and the aid of it doctor was necessary to bring then around. One of the old residents of Wing - bane passed away on Wednesday, Mrs, Mary Cassels, aged 68 years, relict of the late Mark Cassels. The deceased caenc from Clinton about 24 years ago and settled with ber hus- band on the farm adjoining the town in East Wa.wanosh, wh,ere she lived until after his death in Dec. 1807. The 'cause et death was pneumonia. She leaves to mourn her Ioss one daughter and five sons, Goderich has it very expensive coal contract with Mr. E. B. Holmes. A dispute arose at the deterioration of some of the cceil delivered, end Mr. Holmes held that it occurred through insufficient shed fecili ties, and that the town was at fault. He sued and got $2010 of his disputed account in the single eourt. The town appealed and the Divisional Court reduced the emount to $800, Holmes went to the Court of Appeal, and had the original gitent restored, and this morning town deposited the amount neces- maple trees in front Of hiS prope.rty the y to have the ease cereied to the and adjoining lots, last Week, Joins st- has the lmappy knitck of doings it neat 00 and scientific job of anything he goes figl , at and can turn his hand to anything. --Listen for wedding bells. They'll /3 ring before long.-Somo of our villag- nen ers attended the funeral of the late t4W10°,,, Mrs. Kibler, of Zurich on urt of Appeal. They are "bonbie i lime" in (Indeed). ritish Troop Oil Liniment, is without extop- the most. ()Sofiya remedy for Cuts, Inds, Ulcers. Opon sores, RhotinntisM. s, Stings of luseets, etc, A large bottle `'egilburieStortleg tteedtsche Powness eontairt Iter morphine not opium. Vhey_promptly Si IT N g a, ilea ao 0, 'Ittehe of Grippe, Itoadeehe ef delieete oe end tionsiseee e'en) sev ansise whatever, co too ;Ina zsc. STOP. TUE COVGIT noit AND W011t, OFF Taill COLD.geo, I f4,t,rocativo 13ronoroguinitre 'Tablets ante a cold Indt 0 ILA 0110 Ay. NO clare• Ne esei niece .24 cents fig 1 can corn, peas, beans, tomatoes... 8c 1 can Flagship red salmon 10e 6 cans extra fine Sardines 25c Extracts, any flavor . 6c Good 4 string broom . '7 bars any 5e laundry soap........25c Regular 10c toilet soaps 3 cakes I bottle Gilt Edge shoe polish ......20c alcampap...enif.iialimpsoNI=5.114O ji3oots and Shoes 20 pair Ladies 6 button over- shoes bright clean stock, regular $1.50 line, for ........ ...... . 85c A. full assorted stock of Ladies heavy and fine shoes going quickly at manufacturers prices.. Come quick and get fitted. Also felt boots at slaughter prices. . (All our boots and shoes at prices 10% less than costs Dry Goods Clothing 4 ends flannelette, 38 in. wide, .,10c 1 end flannel ette shirting 2 yds. wide25c. 20 ends 12Sc print about 500 yds....10c Excellent value in mercerized print . • . .............12c 2 ends laic :apron gingham.. .. .. 1-0c Oelebrateci Oxford shirting........10c Many rich bargains are awaiting you yet in men's and boy& overcoats a,nd suits, Call and inspect our stock and prices and. be convinced that we are offering clothing at a I sacrifice. Butter, Eggs and Wood, Wanted. Highest price Farm Produce. 14.142r0.10.1elsbaumax•er—tagluaamil01136.10. paid for T. 0. Harlton J. P. B.oss's old stand, Market depot, Exeter, Dashwood • BenEiss.--The entertainment lield in Lits Evangelical church on Mouclay night wage, decided en ccess con side r - i ng the coudition of the weather. The proceeds was something over $30, which was very fair considerizi thesmall price. of ad ru issio n - Qui te a number went to Zurich on Tuesday to attend the' funeral of „Mrs. F. Kibler:, of Brampton,. Mrs. Kibler was formerly it resident of .tbis .village, and her many friends here will be sorry to here of her death'. Her remains were interr- ed. in the Bronso» Line cemetery. She leaves behind her a husband and a grown up family to mourn her loss. - Messrs. Albert and Ja.cob Shettler left for Manitoba 'on Wednesday. They will be greatly missed ia Dashwood. especially hy ;), pair of the fair sex, ELEcTxo os OFFICERS. -0t1 Sun- day the annual election of officers of the Evangelical chnrch took place. The following are the officers for this year --Pres.:J. Kellerman • Vice - Pres., G. Oesteicher ; See'y, Thos. Snell ; Trees, E. Bender; Organist, I. Goetz; Libravians, A. Rellernian and 0. Gra.ybiel. CORN TEMPER. Jest as trying to the nerves as tan- ner excited by other causes. Ha.ven't you heard of Patna.m's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor ? Cures quickly and painlessly ; others pain -make men swear -the ladies complain -not SQ with Putriain's.- All druggists sell Putnam's or it can be sent by N. 0. Poison & Co., Kingston. Ont., to any address in Canada or United States,on receipt of 25 cts. D ubIin G. STANSURY, B. A., EXETER.ONT •-° • Law Oftices. Private Funds to Loan. BRIF.Fs.-Miss Frainen, one of our most popular young ladies, was mar- ried in St. Patrick's church on *Wed.- nesda.y to Mr. Hasting.-Mr. and Mrs. Michael Raleigh, who buried their in- fant child last week, have the deep sympathy of their many friends. - John McConnell, sr., has purchased Mr. McKenna's farm. -The sad word has been received of the death of Jas. Shea, for recent years a resident of Alexander, 1VIandoba, You ..!..2=selanCells.gpeoltinnuaresrameta,..TaramirocammavamoMemaga,•11•CLCA./0....1 Out With the 01.1, In With the Mew. IBtleleS !iTOVE AND HAPPY THOTIVEIT RANGE AGENCY>., IIIIIMMIFADOEXENIMPEZ=MSEISSIS2611041 000 00060 00900* 000.00060 : Stove Talk. Since january the sixteenth, we have been giving special prices on all our Stoves, Ranges, etc. We still want to further reduce our stock and a further reduction of 5 per cent. for cash will be given until Yenruarythe sixth, This is a golden opportunity to have in your home the best stove or range on the market. CeMbeig.0.98006066,09/90,0019006, Here are the special prices, and we will give 5% off for cash. HAPPY THOL16111 RBJUESj WOOD DOOKS. 9, 4 -hole, reg 38.00, now 36.00. 1 Anchor."reg 20.00 fOr r8.5it. 3 Mascott, reg 22.00 for 20.0o. Brilliant, reg 26,Go for 24.00 Honor Bright,reg 29.00 for 27Oo 9 6 hole. reg 45.00, now 41,50. These have large reservoir: igalqWelaitlabillibrallteeMfte. moulainwraWisee WeeltiVICCtrftera...ffieft Base -burners Buck's Prize, 1.4eg 23 00, sale price 20 oo. Garland with oven 30 00, sale price 2:8 5o, Brilliant with oven 35,00, .sale orice 32 50 Radiant home with oven,38 oo, sale price 36 so. The last three are double heaters. " ...**1**1*eda.t., Heataes I COal beater r 65 box stove, reg 3 00 for 2 so I box stove, reg 6 25 for 5 50 t Queen Heater, reg 8 25vfor y x Queen Heater, reg 9 75 for 8 J. IHEAM