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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-4-2, Page 1CV 0./ . MIND ESEX GAZETT E THIRTIETH YEAR ---NO EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL ?ND 1903 ,4E+g++II++ ++§+fi++ SrJr+S-1-1++I++4++3^ l•+l;++I• 4. 4.4.40144.4.4.4,4,444,4,4,44+4,444,44+: tt We have received a shipment of Barb and Spring Coil Wire, No. 9, 12 and 13. Now is the time to get your Fencing Wire: Cements We expect a oar load of Durham Portland Gement this week Paints W Now is file time to do your Spring Painting, t g, We have just what you need, the celebrated Sherwin & Williams Ready -Mixed Paints, put up in Pints, quarts, half gallons and gallons. s We have a quantity of first class Timothy, Red and. Alsike Clover seed, also Garden seeds of all kind We carry a full stock of Bee Supplies of all kinds, foundations, frames, etc. FOR FARTIGULAR MEM • May be you're not particular about many things, bat you ougbt to be so about your clothes. There are some particularly nice things here in. Canadian Tweed. Suits at 10, 12, $15,00 Scotch Tweed Suits at 14, 16. $15.00 Worsted and Serge Snits at 13, 17, $20. Pants and Fancy Vests from $3.00 up to $7.00. The price includes the highest gracte of workmanship in the making. ,P+s 4.4.+ 4.o1.44+f..Hr++$++3+d++.&.II1..F.,l.,i°.; 3.4. We Can Convince You that our stock of Fall and Winter goods is unequalled. See for Hensall G. J, sutherlaad, Notary Public, Conveyan- cer, Commissioner, Fire Insurance Agent, and Insurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal floeureents carefully drawn at reasonable rates. Money to loan on real estate at low rates of interest, omee at the Post Office Basalt Brous s, -Rev. F. E. Malottgave an excellent address at. the Epworth League meeting of the North street Methodist church, Gaderie`h, on Tues- day evening,- Subject "Wh should church -are having the interior nicely the church Evangelize the World."- painted and decorated. -Mr. J. Reid, icr. and Mrs. T. G. Troyer and childreu of Lieury visited at M. Fenn's on Sim - left here on. Wednesday for the west. day. -Miss Martha Ehlers is home A large number of their: friends were from Thedford. - Miss Lizzie Ronnie at the station to see them off and wish of Zurich visited her sisters here the them the best of. success, Having liv- forepart of the week, --Mrs Linge who lid here for quite a number of years has been visiting relatives and friends anifibeing, good citizens will be pinch- here returned to her home at Elkton, Mich,,, on Tuesday, -- Mr, B. Moore of Goderioh paid our town a visit over Sunday.. We understand he is inter- ested is some speculation. -- Mr. J. Merner sold his driver to a man from London. Dashwood Buxom -The milliners have resum- ed charge of their several charges.. Miss E.Stoneman has charge of 3. Merrier's and Mise V. Bennett at 3. Kellerman's. -J, Kellerman was in London of Friday Iast,-Mr. 0. Fritz, of Zurich called on friends here on Sunday. --The Misses Tillie and Mary Ehlers, of Berlin are home on a visit. -The Trustees of the Evangelical ed mese s odist ch their sis day eve J ing last. -Mr. E, Butt of near Kippen has purchased air. Thomas B>allantyner, dwelling and intends moving intor village in the course of a week or'sso•if not sooner. We are always please to .hear of good resi- dents likii Mr t airs amity moving here. -Mr, and nit ' :Graham are visiting. ii= -G -s: ' **Wes. Gra- hams: int ;� mini ord is visit- ing relate and Luckno recently received a breast from a horse h of feeding, Mr, Patterso ed down by the force of the it is feared one if not more of are broken.-lxrs. F. ecarsliali children were in Clinton this spending a day or so with friends, R. Speare of this yili'age is now sup; plying the good people of Sippers and Brucefield with bread. -Mrs. a. Cook has been visiting herts in Wroxeter, -The Rey. R. atillyard of Exeter axain st. Methodist church, de- livered two very good sermons inl Carmel church on Sabbath last,=Mr++, F Bush who was recently happily lulled inn marriage tootles McTavish: of the Road near Brucefield has moved into the dwelling west of the railway track, formerly owned by J, Gould.. -air. F. C. ercDonelI was in Loudon last week. -J. W. Ortwein intends holding his millinery- opening -The Leam League o of the li th- eh bf this village visited league in Exeter on Tues- Goderich on, sr. the act k Zurich BRIEFS, -Mrs. H. 0, Doan attended the Chosen Friends convention at London last week,- Dr. and Mrs. Campbell visited with friends at Lucan on Sunday, ---Miss Lorina Dei- ehert visited her brother John, at Clinton hospital last Monday, -Miss Laura Hartleibb has gone to Seaforth for several weeks, -yir. Calvin `liams left for Toledo, Ohio, on Wed- nesday. -Miss Edna Holtz, of Blake, isiting with Tillie Fisher at pre- --Mr.. J. Preeter and family and exile Brown spent Sunday last with ends in Crediton, -Mr.' 0. L. Shoe- ker of the Dominion House was in don on business on ednesday.- Mr, J. J. Merner was in town on Friday evening visiting his brother, who still continues to improve. --Miss Ross of St. Marys, Miss Handford of Centralia, and Miss Gibson of Blyth, returned to town for the spring millinery trade. -The Misses Ella and Lizzie Rannie• visited friends in Dash- wood. on Saturday. -Mr. Henry Bauer took ill very suddenly on Friday last, A speedy recovery is hoped for by his many friends. -Mt. M. Stumpf and OtlrSelf. this week. -Rev. Mr. Softley of oron- family left on Tuesday for Mildmay. y to preached in St. Pauls church . on their former home. Mr. and. Mrs. Sabbath evening last delivering a Stumpf have made many friends while most able and impressiye see- in this vicinity, who regret their de- mon which was listened to through- pasture. -air. and Mrs. Broderick of out with much interest. The Rey. gentleman is an uncle of the Mr. Softley who was an incumbent of St. Pauls church a number of years ago, -. bliss LavinaCook has returned from FOWLER :R93 Tdx>i, CLOTL-IERS, BENSALL. Clandeboye BRIEFS -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cun- ningham visited in Exeter over Sun- day. -Miss Cunningham, of Toronto, and Miss Mere J. *Cunningham, of Exeter, visited their parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cunningham, on Thursday last. -Messrs. W, Egan and H. Lang, of Denfield, were in our burg on Sun- day, -Miss Minnie Cunningham is in London this week visiting her sister. -Miss Lizzie Paton has secured a luc- rative position in London. -Miss May W��T +�7f, who ho has been visiting her uncle . ✓t'� .o Mr; P. Egan here returned to her • Merclaatet Tailor. 0 sees oseee®sessessosser® ,g3 41 Clover and As Timothy Seed s al. 99 At. Farmers wanting good : Clean Clover & Timothy ® Seedwill save money by s te calling on W. H. Levett ,= before purchasing. ® ® Price and Quality Guaranteed, s their dauu ghter, Miss Mary, to Mr. home near London on Sunday last, -' Mise Blanche Simpson who has been visising in Mooresville and Centralia the past two weeks returned home on Saturday night. -Mr. T. G. Hari -- ton was in Exeter this week 'on busi- ness, -Alex.. O'Neil has secured a very lucrative situation with a farmer near London for the summer months, Hay KLorP--RoBDER.-About sixty rel- atives gathered at the home of Lof Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roeder, on Wednesday evenin last towitnees the marriage of • gteres®ells rs Sidsabete6e seeeseeitiBe x `Ellmor Klapp, eldestson of Mr. and • Mrs. William Klopp of the Bronson le line. The marriage ceremony was e conducted by Rev. Eifert, of the Lu- zi theme church,,Dashwood. Miss Olara sere , Klopp sister of the groom acted as Main st • • ensesene- people followed all that was mortal cf a kind father and good nehbor to the grave, A large number of Orange• men walked in a body to the cemetery and conducted the burial service of a loyal devoted brother. Greenway BRIEFS, -As the result of the very excellent concert given under the aus- pices of Miss Tufts on the 17th, S. S. No10 is able to purchase three new maps.- Sometime ago Mr. A. M, Wil- son financier of 'Union Maccahee, tent No 48, handed Mrs, Norman Buchan- an a cheek for $2000. A large num- ber have been added to the tents dnr- ing the past three months making the membership oyer 100. -Mr. Bert Wal- lis left last week for Lemonville where he is engaged on his uncle's farm.- Master John Roston has recovered from an attack of La Grippe and scarlatina. Mr, W. W. Sebeston and family are nicely settled on Unix farm purchased from W. J. Wilson, Esq. - Miss Mina Eggert spent a few days visiting her parents. - Miss Florence McLeod, of Corbett visited her sister Mrs, Geo, S. Wilson, Friday and Saturday, -The members of Grace church have improved their property by the addition of a neat wood shed and by putting a drain around the yard. -Rev. Thibedeau delivered a yery interesting and instructive ser- mon, Sunday, from Matt. 18 chapter, 15-17 verses, --Mr. Albert Pollock left Monday for Granton. He will be much missed in the Boston Methodist choir. -Orval Thibedeau of Corbett is spending a few days with. Miss Alice Wilson.- Last Wednesday- one of those happy events took place at the residence of Mr, and Mrs. J, Gill, Grand Bend, when there eldest daughter, Miss Harriett, was united in marriage to Mr. David W. Wilson. The bride was attired in a simple but pretty gown of pearl grey trimed with white medallions and carried a boquet of 'white hyacinths. She was assisted by Miss M. Wilson sister of the groom who also was becomingly attirred in a castor shade gown and carried a boquet of daffodils; The groom was supported by J. Gill brother of the bride, Rev. M. Berry, of Parkhill, preformed the ceremony after which all sat down to a dainty tea, Relati- ves were present from Exeter, Ailsa Craig, Grand Bend, and Greenway, Thegifts were numerous and very retteice and the Babylon Line, visited. me, th Ed- old shoes he happy ocouple drove to ber's on Sunday. -Mr, Henry Eicher Parkhill where theyboarded the train and family left this week tor Elkton, for Port Huron nd other Western midi., where they Neill tais.e up their points. On their return thev will re - residence. We are sorry to lose calf- side at 1st 4 con. 27 of McGill* Clinton. -Mr, and airs. T. Ballantyne zens of air. Eicher's stamp. -Mr. Les. and family, air. and airs. Wm. Peart Williams left for Port Huron, where and family and air, and Mrs. Geo, he will spend a few weekswithfrtends. O'Brien and family left here • on Tues- —a -- day last for Mauitoba. They were all 'Bayfi good citizens and ayfleld will be greatly el • missed. A very large number of BRIEFS --Spring moving has tom their friends assembled at the station mantes. -S John Toms, who occom- tow hwish them good bye and the best he ed Mr, Richard Bailey's house. on Vic - far fainedes of hewet. - The successalth and Oddfeilows toria street has moved to Mrs. Elliott's Lodge of this village is receiving in a house on Louisa street and Mr. John good number of new members, Bailey has moved into Mr. Thos. Cam- eron's house formerly occupied by Mr. .........0.—.Robt. Lamont The remains of the Crediton late Mrs. J. 0. McIntosh, who died in Exeter on Sunday March 22nd were FOR, SALE. -The undersigned has a brought to this pillage for burial on large quantity of extra choice Iced Tuesday of last week and interred in Clover, Alsike, Alfalfa and Timothy their own private burial ground at the seed. for sale at reasonable prices. This corner of the Sauble Line, Deceased seed was specially selected for •seeding was at one time a resident of this vil- purposes. Ones. Zwemena, Crediton. lage and left here for Exeter where EARLY CLOSING, - The business she has remained ever since: She was men of the village of Crediton, beg to in her 83rdn year and raisenly d afamiile son and theof ir the public that they will close fiftedaughter were present at the funeral, henceforth orth on places of Wednesday Abraham of Detroit and Mrs. Horn of andcerodth on Monday, Laean.=-Mr. Jonathan- Peck left for inesa and Friday;' evenings at 6 o'clock p,. m., commencing Monday, April.•. 13t1s, 1:903. Thames Road EXETER LUMBER YARD. Large stock of Lumber -pine and hemlock, 170,000 feet of hemlock lumber for barns etc., also shingles. laths and cedar posts. 'Prices reasonable. -JAS WILLIS, Yard; East side of ParkhlII SAWING MATCH. sawing match held ab Parkhill the other day attract- ed a large crowd. Mr, Bremmer Harrison of London was one of the timekeepers. The log was hard nlap- le, 21+ inches in diameter at the but and 19i inches .,,at the top, and each pair of sowers took a but' and a top cut. Eli Wauncush and Joe Young, Indians, reeeiyed first prize their time being 45 seconds and seconds. Wauncush and Young'participated in the sawing match held in London recently, atid made remarkable good time. bridesmaid, while Mr. Earnest Roeder brother of the bride, supported the groom. After. congratulations and good wishes had been extended to the. newly wedded pair, the gathering ad- journed to the during room, where a magnificent supper (such as only Ger- man cooks can prepare) was thorough ly enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs, Klopp were the recipients of a large number of useful and handsome presents, The evening was spent by young and old in all kind of games and amusements. The best wishes of a host of -friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs, Klopp follow them to their home on the Zurich Road where they will re- side.. —THE— Merchants HE .4 it :r ank ofi ,lyy� t F +a ,K HEAD OFFIOE,MONTREAL. CAPITAL (all paid up) REST,,..,. • + TIIOS.;I 4 SII General Manager "BRIEFS. -Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have moved to their beautiful home, which they recently purchased from Mr. Thos. Cameron, being the property of the late Samuel Madge, The price paid was $6,500. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Wilson to our 'midst, and hope they .will see many years of health and prosperity. -Mr. Wilfrid Campbell, of Logan, visited friends here last week. -Miss Maud Campbell has returned froni: visiting her sister, Mrs. Hackney, in St, Marys. -Mrs. McDonald is somewhat improved after her recent illness. -Although Mr. Cameron has been fortunate in secur- ing quite a number of laboring men for the farmer's here, still the supply is nob equal to the demand. We are pleased to bear that those who, have already emigrated from England' are giving entire satisfaction and hope many more will come out, Anderson - BRIErs, -- Miss Edith Arthur is spending a, few days with her parents in Missouri. -!Less Robertson and Torn $2000000. ,,700,000 Leadstone left Monday fo' Hauiiote Man where they purpose taking tip- EXETER SCHOOL 'REPOTT. Rooars I and IE. -Class A. Olara Eeinzle ; class B., Winnie Carling ; class 0,, Alvin Brintnell ; class D., Hazel Browning, Olive Elliott, Irene O'Neil, No on roll, 45 ; average at- tendance, 40. A. E. DORRINGTON, eacrs. 11. N. ANDERSON, i, he Rooar III. -Sr. IV., Rose Cudmore. Ena McPherson, Dyer Hurdon, Flossie Taylor, Ida Armstrong, Lily Acheson, Elmore Senior, Willie Knight, Flor- ence Dunsford, Harvey Gardiner ; Jr. IV„ Hugh McKay; Bella Hawkins. No. on roll, 50 ; average attendance, 46. C. Vosenn, Teacher. Room IV. -Sr. III., Ethel. Vosper ; Jr. III., Gladys Bissett, Anna Dow, Lois Birney. No. on roll, 36 ; average attendance, 31,36, iti, E. Gill, Teacher.3 Rooar V. -Sr. III., Sophia Werry, Oxbove, Manitoba, on Tuesday last Lillian Amos, Douglas Stewart, Lula 'where he has accepted a position Martin, May Rowe ; Jr. III., DeLemme teaching school, -Messrs. • Alex, Fer- guson and Wm. Wh.iddon, jr., left for Cleveland; on Wednesday, where they intend to spend the summer. -Mrs. (Dr.) Smith went to Toronto on - Mon- Millyard, Katie Collins, Clara Davis, Clifford McAvoy, Jessie Manson, * Eil- leen Fanner, Lillie Hodgert, Mabel Taylor. No. on roll, 30 ; average at- tendahce, 32. day to visit her aunt, who is going on H. E. WALROND, Teachers. a trip to England. -Miss Allan, of= ROOat VI. -Sr, II„ Kathleen Stew - Acheson, W. Amos, 0. Pickard ; Jr. II., B. Boyle, C. Meknes, E. Brock. No. on 'roll, 47 ; average attend„ 11. Nicholson this week. -Mrs. Hudie spent a week in her cottage here and returned to London on Tuesday last. -Messrs. Davis, of the hotel Bedford, and Heck Hayes, of Gocl.erieh, were visiting the village on Monday 'last. - On Wednesday evening last a number of the members of the Methodist church assembled at the parsonage • and presented Mies Annie Yelland with a well filled purse for her services as organist the past three years., Eliniville 1J. D. PRINGLE, Teacher. Room VII. -Mid, II„ Harry Sweet, Eylmore Harness, Nellie Pickell, Young Creech, Gordon Taylor, Willie Snell, Bella McKay ; Jr. II., Stella Southcott, Harry Fake, Elva Ford ; Sr. Pt. IL, David Hall, Maurice Quauce; Velma Easterbrook, Oliver Hodgert ; Mid. Pt, II„ Willie Heide- ni!u), Lily May Frayne, Oscar Ander- OBITUARY son, Mary Acheson and Russell Balk- OraITUARY.-The following gleaned will, equal, Isola Taylor, Leon Treble. from the :Elamiota. Echo, of :March 12 N,,. on roll, 47; average attendance, has reference to a former resident , f 43 4+. this place, in the person of the late Henry Smith, who was born nt Doyon, Devon, England, in the year 1539- In 1 manhood he left his native lead F. 1. CARLINr,, Teacher. Room VIII, -Sr. Ii., Iota Welsh May Jewell, Minnie Jena ; Jr. II., early man o , Marini Itow e , Latimer Grieve, Luella for Canada and for five y ears he, a itis . i]i.tyelLll. Willie Fot'ii ; Sr. E't. It, Fred the late James Hall, of flhtnville, worked at their trades as bricklayers. tete. , id. I't t.t., Willie ewa,u- ,der;:ilirl.Svilfrecl Stewlirf, Ulan Word, Clara Va.sper, No. on 30, scall, 4,> ; average attendance., I+l, A. cloth LLv 1, Teacher. He Bien returned to England, remain- ing i ra de- ckled years, again there abatis 11 pear + b 5 cided to come to Canada and .n.oved to Elirnville with his pow bereaved par. ,...• with ° that dreaded, dkeawse fuer In the year 1437 he \sae afflicted DO I1tJ EAT TO [DIME ? asthma, and looping to benefit his health carne toManitoha,and in, the fol- , r lilt, do his f aril +t ' rn )ted c fol- lowing s 1 Y g p n tnu , 0 con , .L1 B Ill 1T g a O lVof ,eft � tars. $t "eat to rs. I. , Masses and } 1 of all c nehes land,--1V>.r, Alain ilii, asthma, ( Sensible people Super�ntendont of 13raears more when Science hon .-Miss, L with rn, lames St. seishoald be zed B. rys is s visiting L. Pearn, of St. afflicted on him, various hcomplaints, the ors It prepared breakfast, foods Marys is visiting with Mrs, Jr hC. A. through t a) through it all he has always had a contain lou much insoluble starch and trust in a lovingSaviour and never firm I was heard to repine or .think he was hardly dealt with. In early manhood he joined the Orange order end al- thangi) not able in late years to attend their meetings he has ever taken a keen interest in all their workings, his Wife, mourn bim Ile leaves to anon eight deughtees and one son, cin infaane daughter predeceased hire; -to the year 1380 On Tuesday, March 10th, his ed i sod Iiealib for two • A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Interest at most "favorable current rates allowed on Savings, Bank accounts and Deposit Receipts. Letters of Credit issued available in China., Japan and other foreigntantries co CREDITON ONTARIO. W. 8 CHISHOLM► Manager f OHN lAti rrx Solis A t:r NESS, BOOTS, SHOES UR iGU&RANTIEtla GOES WITH ALL GOODS WE SELL, WF, lei guarantee you wont get bot 'under the collar waiting for your orders. We sell sweat pads for horses, not for .0 or customers, Nor :will you kick oyer the braces. nor chew the crupper about the quality of everything we produce. Yo We will Curb your Temper By always treating you right, Bridle your tongue With best goods and low prices. Saddle your Desires With lowest prices, Harness your Donkey With the best goods made on the market. Collar your Money After having given good value. Check up your Head With wonder and surprise' at our beautiful up-to-date saddlery goods. • u will find us always in the breeching for business, .and ready to whip up new trade, and curry, brush and blanket the old etagere. Whalen LETTER OF CoNDOLENOE.-At the last regular meeting of the U. O. L. No, 610 held at Centralia on the 14th The year rolls round and steals away, The life that once it gave, What ere we do, where'er we be, We're travelling to the grave. ult. the following resolution of conclol- ence was o"rdered.n to be sent to Bro. The Epworth league of the Metlio John Wright„ " DEAR SIR AND Bao_H ... W e the members dist church will hold their ann ver - of L. O. L. No. 010 days learned with deep re- sexy services on Sunday, April 5th, gret of the death of your beloved partner in 1903. Re F. E. Malott Of Kippen, life, and we desire to express to you our sin- p• . pp care sympathy in your sad bereavement and will preach both morning and even pray that He who doeth all things for the best ing. On Monday the 6th, .a .most may comfort you in this your time of trouble. en O able tea meetin will lie given Your loss is her gain, for we believe that she enjoyable g ! y has passed from the many trials and troubles 1 and addresses delivered by Revs, of this life to the better world above, where ! Ai/aloft, R. W. Knowles and others sorrow and sickness are unknown, audit is our heartfelt prayer that He who doeth all things well may comfort you in your lonliness and this your sorrow and affliction. Afflictions sore your loved one bore, Physicians were in vain: But God gave ease when He did please And freed her from her pain. A precious one front you has gone ; A voice you loved is still A place is vacant in your home Which never can be filled. Rebinson.•••-•Aust IlewibL• and Alec Anderson visited friends at Sunshine Sunday, -Mr, Everitt. Heard has sew cured a position at L orest,- Miss 1:, Robinson and tliss Sprowle of IKuhry- ville spent Sunday at the former's. home, towntine.-Miss Lou Werry is visiting with her sister, Miss Sophia { Werry, Eizeter,--�11�Tiss Edna and Mas- ter Howard -Cann spent Sunday with Miss Alice Murray. d Miss V. v M. H. Walks has returned She is gone, that faithful friend, To that happy home above Where there is no pain and sorrow, But all is joy and love. Signed on behalf of the lodge. - A. N svav,W. Master ; BERT MITOHELI., Fin, Secretary; F. J. DAVIS, Rec. Secretary. OBITUARY. -Weare this week. celled upon to record the death of an old and highly respected resident in the person of Mr. Wm. Duffield, who feel asleep in Jesus on Saturday evening. Dee ceased is a veteran of the forest having borne the heat and hardships of a pioneer's life, he having resided on the farm, where he died, for nearly- fifty years. He was respected and esteemed by all, who knew him. He was a man of but few words and one who has proved himself to be a kind neighbor and honored friend he was a staunch member of the Methodist church and was ready when the summons came to bid adieu to all the transitory things of life and soar away to meet the loved ones, who were awaiting him. His remains were laid to rest between that of his beloved nartner and daughter, Alice, who bctlz predeceased him some years ago. He leaves a family of eight children, who with alarge circle of Smith. Special music will be provid- besides recitations are expected from. Mrs. Knowles, of Crediton, .and Missed by the James street church choir, Exeter, besides solos from Mis. (Dr.) Orme and others. Let there be a good rally of young and old. A.elmis sign to tea 25 and 15 cents. -- - - Uebo ne PLEASANT GATHERING,- The com- fortable home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kernick, concession 4, -Osborne, -was on Monday evening, March 30th, filled with merriment, the occasion being . the celebration of the tenth anniver- •. sary of their wedding. Early in the evening the rigs began to pour in from all directions until nearly eighty of the friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Kernick, had. assembled where they spent a most enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Kernick received many useful and valuable presenter, The entertainment of the evening was - mostly of a musical nature, there be- ing present a great many musicians and singers. With music, story, jok- es, okes, conundrums and comical plays, the time sped all too . quickly. After almost sumptuous and well provided repast of oysters and everything that the most fastidious appetite could des sire, the music and other amusements were again resumed for a short time. The wee sina' hours having arrived, the company joined hands and sang ;the old familiar song, "Auld Lang Syne," when they took.leave of their genial host and hostess, wishing them continued health, strength and sorrowing friends have the sympathy happiness. of the entire community. Deceased -_- head reached the good old age o£ 79 years and Nadi' well say with those . • EASTER HOLIDAY TRIP. of old, •-- I've past my three score years and ten, The time allotted unto man, The hour of my departure's come, I hear the yoice that calls me home. The Grand Trunk will issue round trip tickets between all stations in Canada, at single first class fare ; good. going Thursda, , Aptil,-0th, to Monday April 13th, inclusive, and valid for zee turn until Tuesday, April 14th, 1903. Why do we mourn departing friends, Splendid trains and perfect road bed, Or shake at Death's alarms, insure a comfortable trip, Particulars 'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends, and tickets tions any agent.. J. J. To call them to his arms. KNIGHT, Depot Ticket Agent. Exeter, •r; To buy Paints and Wall Finishes. Our stock is complete in all shades and colors. . �,�® ' ..: ;,:�;; D Ready Mixed Paints,40 beautiful L5 01 ��� � S.Y shades, "15c per oan and up. Enamelit it • For Enameling Rooms, Furniture, etc, from 20c per can up H now very Campbell's Varnish tins Olio application Stains and Varnishes all hinds of old. Furniture, etc;, makes it look like new, 15c to 50o per can, blood irritating ingredients. Oat- meal and cWier meal foods ermined skin troubles and dangerous stomach difficulties, Malt Breakfast Food keep the blood pure and clean and always at proper temperature; it builds up solid, clean flesh strengthens the nerves and ., .. clears the brain. '1'.attse who e.•,,t to live" should aiwav:+ use. health giving alit Fo•tt al; the morning item a tsi young, :Maw � old a, st ' e to 5 iiEit't. iv nowt, her uncle s e bodywas rid notwithstanding' to hdin•' a Cold ingterer gives vhn that no otherfccid:' Road -�- Mr. Less Wrightrigt was the cemetery, sand not+vitltst n 1+ ling iXy T.,0,1i1t guest of Mlss Murray on Sunday last. bleak wind quite a litre concourse of Ceftin bestow, Ask your Grocer for i r,uraio The new Sanitary, Wall and Ceiling Finish. wear with the addition of a little cold water. Ready to a in or NewtonsTube Colors m a:ll shades at hi EXE `' Brushes, all kinds, from 5o up.