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wing. es we are ready for spring, Big Stock, Big Assort,
lilt:kilt, Big Values. 'We are prepared for a
Big Spring Trade.
A FeW of Our Specials for liouse
Cleaning Time
show the largeet stock awl best values
WGirtai118'
ALL PAPER3.s-We believe we 6dro6ts
in town. We hitve everything in
paper from the 3e. line to the choicest
gilt decoreted at 25e. Ooine and see
OM' show, it will please you,
5c the roll for yery pretty rew pap
-
ere suitable for kitchens oe bed rooms
a big rauge to choose from,
10e the roll for your choice of a big
earige of new papers in gilt, glimmer,
and pastell effects. • 1
120 the roll for the swellest range
of New Pepers that you'll see, Papers
in this lot that you would expect, to
pay 200 for, Come and see them.
150, 20c, aud 25c the roll for the
choicest lot of papers that we have
ever shown, ail full gilt decorations,
see them. •
8e, Our big bergain lot 25 differ-
ent patterns. Last seasons best gilt
patterns sold, at 20e and 25c. Our
clearing price only 80. Clome quick if
you, matt the biggest paper bargains
you ever heard ot— this is it.
5e the yerd. Remember *e sell alt
the beet matched borders at 5c the
yard, You now what the regular
houses have been asking. They can't
beat 1.1.$.
30c fora lovely range of pure ya
dyed Union Carpetsthe kind that a
handfull when you take hold
them,
70e, our price for the very choices
pure wool carpet, all yarn dyed an
perfect in coloringe. If you Want a
wool carpet we want to see you.
Brevets, Tapestry und-Velvet Car
pets. We Wive a, lovely range and all
a.t ntoney saving prices for you,
Art Oarpet squares to fit almost any
sized room,hL Tapestry, pure wool
and Jute Brussels. All new patterns,
very swell. Come in and see them.
$2.85 the pair for a lovely range of!
Tapestry and Rep Ourts,in suitable for
arches, doors and windows.
$1.00, $1,25 and $1.50 for three gre
big Lace Ourtain bargains. Val
that will speak for themselves wh
you are introduced to them.,
48c the yard for Velvet Corduroy
the kind that don't fade, and the boys
can't tear it no matter how much they
try. Its a sure bargain, only 48c.
oissomatsmalko*
130Y WANTED. wanted to
learn Harness making, apply to
SWEET
TO RENT—Cettage on Wantou st,
possessionlfiret of May. A.pply to R.
GIDLEY, EXeter.
APPReNTIOES WAM041).—To learn
dressmaking apply to MISS Aux-
fiTitON0 atSeell & Rowe's
WANTED. — Oood general eervant
for family of two. Please, t sort ound-
ings. Write at °nee, ei as. A. A.
OAMeneere 425 William St. London,
Out,
QueeeerEavy SEnvioue.—The regular
querterly service in connection with
the Main-st church, will be held on,
Sunday next. Sacrament and Love
Feast at 11
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Low
dradi118 aruain,s
Bargains in Men's Suits, Drs 8 Goods, Ready Made Skirts,
Underskirts, Whitewear, in fact Bargains in
every departinent. '
Men's Fancy Worztecl Suits, high Men's Black. Serge Suit, up-tteelate
Cut vet, up -to -clan., worth $12.50 in eyery way, it was $10,50, you can
1
for $10. buy it now tor $7,50.
Alee's Feeley Worsted Suits made in We have a few Men's Tweed. Suits
lateet stele, good pattern, a Snit left, they were $7,50, our bargain
worth $12, oter bargain. priee $10. price $4,50.
— or sale,
pure bred Buff Leghorn eggs, noreset-
tars, per sittiug 50e, also good early
seed potatoes, tharoughlyetested nur-
ery stock, 5c. per pound: S. POWELL
Exeter.
FURINSUED OoTTAGE TO RIJNT,
furnished cottage with good garden
and. fruit bearing trees also smaller
fruite, Will vent for summer months
to small fanaily, Apply to G. A. IC.
MacLeod, Exeter.
Just neoelved a lot up-to-date Dress Goods
Snowflake Canvas Salting In b'aek Canvas Suitingsin black and navy,
end navy, avevy di eSti4 and fashion- •
alde. material ful, snits and skirts. soe correct thing for unlined Skirts and.
them eegoee you bey your spring met, Salts, newest thing for spring wear.
A few Snaps n Whitevvear
Night Gowns of Ane while Cotton, Ladies White Drawers made of fine
embroidery trimmed front, and sleeves white cotton, four rows tucks, ern-
6pemel, .70, each. broidery trill, 50c and 75ci.
Underskirts made or good white Ladies' Corset Covers naade of good
Cotton trimmed with insertion and coterie, full or tight fitting front,
tucks, embroidery frill, very pretty. trimmed, with insertion, tacks and
Only $1.2,5, embroidery, 25c, 35c, and 50c.
Ladies' Black Sateen Skirt, wide frill on *bottom, special 900
Ladies' Fancy Shirt Waists
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• JOHN CHARLTON
(sac..., to Talbot's Bazaar) 0
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Raving recently purchased e
the stock of W. L. Talbot, of •
. Talbot's Bazaar, I have de- 2
es. cided to offer a few j.
•
: Water &Lemonade Sets :
+ at greatly reduced prices. See e
-It them, they are lovely, and of •
o
the latest style. -0
:•' JOHN CHARLTON i
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. (Successor to Talbot's Bazaar.) 4,
411' Also agent for Hay Forks and 4'
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BIG CASH SIORE J Pt. ST EMfART
THE— For Marriage Licenses,
Sovereign Bank
of Canada.
Capital paid np $1,300,000.00
Surplus 270,00.00
emen OFFICE TOEmero
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, MONTREAL
President, - - H. S. HOLT, ESQ .
General Mgr. - D. a. STEWART, Es Q.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1.00 and upward re-
ceived and higliest rates of interest
allowed. Deposits Receipts issued at
favors,hle rates. Leans mede to far-
mers on their own natnes at reason-
able rates.
A general Banking Business done.
OETICES AT
Exeler and Cradifon
F. EXABN, C. W, GILMOUR,
Manager. Manager.
GLADMAN & STANETTRY, SoliciborS.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be lefe
- not later than Tuesday neon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, APRIL 30Ten 1903
Locals
Rev, W. M. Martin is in Toronto
this week at a meetingof the Seynod.
Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Dennis and
child, of Zurich, . are visiting Mrs.
Dennis' parents this week.
The Bishop of Huron will make his
annual tour of the Deanery of. Huron
from May 5thto 10th inclusive.
The celebrated. trotting Stallion,
Tarentum, sire or lia,rrrD: and other
fast ones will be at Hawkshaiv's stab-
les, Exeter, Wednesday noon. Full
partic ulars next week. .
Mr. E. 0. Pickard has very success-
fully passed his final examination at
the Royal College ofDental Surgeons
and is now admitted as a licentiate
of dental surgery in Ontario.
Mr. H. N. Anderson, principal of
our public sehool staff, will move into
the r esidence recently vacated by Aire
Dave tt. who has moved to Grail
Bend for the smarmy. •
The 'Marty friends. of Miss Pauline
Johnston will be plea.sed to learn. that
this inestiroable ettertaitier has taken
(Unto herself a companion ha her
travels, in the person Of Ernest a
Reynolis, Buffalo. She was married
to that gentlenian itt that city last
week.
•
Weciclirig Ring
Weitclies, Clocker ,
Jewelry,
Specteoles Etc.
CALL ON
R. UICKS
'Watch Repairing a Specialty,
Miss Julia Spicer has returned from
a pleasant visit with. friends ha Hamil-
ton and Brantford.
The twentieth annual meeting of
the London Conference of the Metho-
dist church will be held in Wingham,
on June 41h, 1903, at 9 a. u3,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE,PAY •
Take Laxative Brom° Quiniee Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 25c.
Mr. Charles Down occupied. the pule
pit of James St, church on Sunday
evening last. Mr. Down is a son of
Mr. John Down of this place and
probationer for the Methodist Minis-
try, Be has just been writing on his'.
annual examination papers.
Miss Jessie Robertson, who was for
some time teacher he our public
school, and who resigned last winter
to take a similar position in Wallace -
burg, has resigned her school there,
and has gone to her home in Goderich,
where she will take a -rest for a few
months.
If the price of cement continues to
rise like it bas been doing in the past
winter, haying advanced 10c again
last week, there will be very little
building of anything that requires any
quantity of this material used this
summer. It may be all right fcr
stock -holders in cement enterprises,
but for the builder it mill check him
in his operations.
We have not advanced the price of
our tobacco. Amber smoking tobacco,
Bobs, Oureeneyeand Pair Play chew-
ing tobacco :4 are the same size and.
price to the 'Consumer as formerly.
We have aleo extereled the time for
the redemptien of 'Snowshoe tags to
January.lst 1904.—TnE EMPIRE To
B&000 00. LIMITED. •
, Among theguests present from ,a
distance at the Halls -Gardiner nuptials
were;—Miss Fanny Smith, Mr. Fred
Miners, London; miss Dawson, Dun-
lop ; Mrs. (Dr.) ManDonald, Detroit ;
Mrs, P, T. Halls and Reggie, Miss
Viriggins, Goderich Mr. Smith and
'Mee Ida Smith, Blyth; Miss Tarlton,
,Byron ; Mr, and Mrs. Alex Gardiner,
.Walton ; bliss Laura Andrew, Gorrie.
Nome= —The attention of the rate-
payers is called_ te the notice in
another column re the construction of
grandlithic pavements. The council
have under their co/federation the lay.
ing of pavements in different parts of
our village and haye made notice to
that effect.
:Waft
0 -DA
That is what the people say of our Stock who have been
to $ee us.- We will say the stock is
New, -Fresh, and Clean
and what you will appreciate most Of all, The Prices are
the Lowest. Of course this week is Special Bargain Week
but eveiy day mid vveek you. will find prices in every line
that are genuine bargains.
Trijollr 256 Ta iIiOrll•;...4titt..131.a61(
FAN BRAND TEA is the finest Package Tea on
the market, we have it,
Itc)sS'
orx MAXI).
ONO. SCS1110.6.1:•.......01112.1X611.9,
.11911114.
TENNIS MEETING.-- Those who are
interested in tennis are requested to
assemble at the school Hall of the Tri,e
vitt Memorial church on Friday May
let at 8 p. m. foe the purpose of reor-
ganizing and forming a clab for the
coming season,
Dr. Ovens, of London, Surgeon, Ocu
list, and specialist of diseases eye, ear -
nose and throat will be at the Oom,
mercial Hotel, Exeter, on Wednesday
May, 6th: Wednesday', June, 3rd,
31903. spectacles end -eyeglasses pro-
perly fitted. Next visit will be Wed-
nesday, May 6th:a
Welaave noteedfanced the price of
our tobacco." Amber smoking tobacco -
Bobs, Currency and. Fair Play chew,
ing tobaccos ere the same size and
price to the Consumer as formerly.
We have also extended the time for
the redemptionsif Snowshoe tags to
January lst 1901.—TEIM Earentn To -
Renee CO. LIMITED,
To THE FARMERS.—Why not follow
the advice given at the Farmers' Insti-
tute meetings and introduce new
poultry hlood into your flock. I am
booking orders now for eggs from pure
bred WRITE & GOLDEN wyandottes
The best general purpose fowl. Eggs
15 for $L00. Speak for a setting early.
J. SENIOR, Exeter.
FOR OVERSIXTY I EARS
AN ?LD WE-TzTtrRSbEDY.-1r.
Ws1 w's hinggrasbeen used
ot
over sixty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic. and is the. best remedy
for Diarrhrea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sol
Ignta,rsif iggel.littvse oiLtaLurilea. B2,5e
sure and take Mrs value 4-inslowls Soothing
nun and a& for ,no other kind, ,
GRAFTING &PRITNTING.—Mr; S. Pow-
ell wishes to inform the citizens of
Exeter and vieinity that now. is 'tele
proper time to have their fruit tree's..
attended to. He has wide experience
in grafting and 'pruning. Leave yout
orders now. Also a few choice • early
seed potatoes for sale, apply STEPHEN
POWELL, Exeter.
REDUCED POSTAGE.— By a, recent
change in the postal regulations, hews
letters addressed to a* newspeper,
when marked “Printer's Copy,". and.
left unsealed, will pass through the
mails at the rate of one cent per Awe
ounces. Correspondents of the Teems
.will please take note of this, ind only
use a one, cent stamp on unsealed
correspondence; unlets the weight ex-
eeeds two ouiacesi - Now the rate at
which book and newepaper manus-
cript passesis 1 cept per .2 soz. The
rate on fourth class matter, iee„ in-
cluding merchandise, etc., is now I
cent per oz,
Ladies' Black Silk Waiste, in size Lindies' lohick Shirt Waists made of
2, Si, 30, made up in latest etvIe, good reemerized sateen, box pleat
trimmed witb tucksand hem stitch- down front, fancy yoke, Special 50c,
ing. Only a few left, they go at. $8. . Ladies, made Shirt Waist made of
2 only, pale blue telifeta silk, made good mercerized sateen, trimmed
In latest style, trimined with fine with tucks and hem stitching, latest
tucks And hen& Witching, fancy cuff cuff and made in latest style, you can
and collar, Its it beauty for only $3 50. have one for $1,50.
We pay highest Prices for all Farm Produco.
Remember the stand "The R. Pickard Store"
SNELL
Liadi s'
Shirt Waist Sales
We have just opened up the largest and best fisort-
ed stook of Ladies' Whitewear and Shirt Waisi s eyer ghpyrri
in Exeter,. Every garment of the best make and fine9
ty, all nicely trimmed in the latest styles.
NOTE.SONkE OF THE LOW PRIOE
mt
an
WLi ITE,WEAR
Night Gown s,
nicely trimmed with
lace and ernbroide-
ry, 50c, 75e, $1.00.
Ladies' Skirts
with rale, lace and
insertion trimming
50e, 75e, $1.00, $1. 50
$2.00 and $250,
Ladies' Drawers,
with cluster tucks
and frills, 25c, 40ce
50c and 75c.
Ladies' C/hemises
50c and 75c.
SITRT WAISTS
One nice range,
insertion trimmed
75e,
Nice' range with
lace trimming and
tucked $L00.
Beautiful
-with n11 over lace
and ineeetion trim -
g, $1,50.
The elicese thieg
on the market.
„Lovely allover lace
1:and insertion trim-
inifig with la e a. t
et leeks all round $251;
,
We are the big wrapper dealers of Exeter. Here you
will find them in all kinds and colors made Up in the latest
style at prices to snit every one, from $1.00 to $1.50.
Ordered Clothing a Specialty,
Saxon Fitton will occupy the dwelling
in conneetiou with the store. Mr. T.
Fittonehaving moved his household
effects to his brick dwelling, south
Main street.
HER, YOUNG SPIRIT CALLED HONIE.
ektend our sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. Sanies Taylor in the loss of
theie youngest daughter, Bernice Ger-
aldine, whieh occurred on Saturday
last, at the age of te o years and six
months. The little one had been a
great sufferer for over a year, -
hav
• where cargoes ot ruse invariably pre-
ing, when at the age of eight months cede the missionaryee It is every true
etizen's duty and privilege to know
the temperance laws and the attitude
of ru'ers and candidates towards
them; to i•ee that temperance is en. -
forced; to agitate for better tem per -
mete haws; to elect to office active
temperaece men and. uphold them ; te
cill on bad officials to enforce tem-
perance laws,and seek their removal if
they refuse; to agitate for temper-
ance reform by voice and pen; to
train the young in temperance in
-home, sehool . and cburch.--Mets. EL-
LIOTT, Press Supt.
\At Ulti '111Y Se(4 n I illSt in such a ease
io It,l i thegovernment equally re-
spoestble it, the mutter. When Judas
sold his Lord fte, thirty pieces of silver,
he brought the money to cast it into
pultlic treeenry, bet ib could not
be received because it. was the price of
blood, but what about the millions
that come iuto our public treasury
Surely we stand guilty before God as
a nation, not only regarding our-
selves but also in our relatiore to
'heathen and leee enlightened people,
swallowed some blades of grass, winch
lodged upon her lung, causing from
time to time abscesses to form, which
gradually weakened her constitution.
It was thought she might survive this
and grow out of the trouble, hut pneu-
monia set it and the poor little staffer.-
only,lingered a few days. She was
unusually bright and in and
many a child was seen to drop a tear
as they viewed her remains on Sun-
day last.
MEDALS FOR ENTRANCE PUPILS, —
With she double purpose of promote
ANOTNIER ORANGE IN Busnenss.—
Mr. W, L. Talbot, who over a year
ago purchased the Bazaar known as
'Levett's Fair—last week. disposed of
his business to iver. 3.• Charlton, who.
took immediate possession.
Oharlton, has been a resideet.
Exeter for over four years, and. dur-
ing his residence here has made many
friends among the people, and. is also
well and favorably known in the
neighboring.] ortall ties. Mr. Charlton
will still give, his attention to.the hay
fork agency, and the Bazaar will be
looked. after by Mrs, Charlton and. a,
staff of able assistents. See add on
local page
R,ETIE,X110- FROM 11UIN
STESS.—N- 10.
Thomas Fitton, who has been hi the
jevvellery trade continuously here for
upwards of 85 years, this week retires
teem active business life, having die -
posed. of his stock to his son, Mr. 5,
Fitton, who has always been assoeiat-
ed with his father bathe business. Mr.
Fitton is one ainong the very feve
of our former townsmen who have re-
mained in the Elaine bushaess, in the
same location and without any
,changes during the past two or three
decades. By close attentioe busi-
nese and centinuation in the same, he
has made for himself a fair tompete
mace and won a Well earned rest. Mr,
work and. r e warding Merit: 'W-04Ftrel-r: 'oe Mis4.";Ellen E.Halls second daughter
'II selle_99.1. , GARDINER—HALLS — The marriage
ing renewed enthuseasm
W, H., Kerr. of The Post, 13rnsee1e,,
offers two medals for comp-di:tem
among the entrance examination.
seholars of Huron Co. The pupil who
takes the highest number of marks at
"of .74r*:Iliaraes Hails to Mr. Peter Gar.
diner Peek' piece on Wednesday . at
Iiiglinelean at her mother's residence
AndietteStreet. The ceremony was
perferneeilby the Rey. B. Mittore
the next, entrance examination will of Centralia ep the parlor which was
receive a handsome gold medal suitate tastefulleliteovated fore the occasion.
ly engraved, while the' second pupil in The bride" was handsomely gowne 1 in
rank will receive a silver medal with
white organdie and carried a hand
appropriate engraving. The scholars laoquet of pink and white carnotite s,
in Huron County have in the. past her only. atteuilant being her little
stood high up among I'rovincial can- ne p he w.Mas ter Regg'e Hatteof G oder-
didates. We trust the stimulation or jell' as rin .i -le suer. Tile ireeldieg
this contest will cause our pupils to
March was played by Mrs, F. W. Mc -
land at the top of the list in the Pro- Donned of Detroit. After the cere-
vince. The awards will be given as ese"ny and cong•ratuletions )8f .. the
soon as the marks are published. The '''
f r'enes presene numbering abet'et tifeY,
winning pupils. tweet be residents of
. . a. dainty vvedding breakfast eriVse‘eeeree
Huron.
"-
ed after Which the bridal parte:IA.4;cm-
,
A POPUTAR • PASTOR. —A most en. the evening trein for Niagata Fans,
joyable reception was held in the par- liainilton and other poin4 "•'' The
-fors of Knox church last week by Rev. ; bride's going away gown wii?e': a, navy
Mr. and Mrs. Ranisay on the occasion t blue venetian. Mr, Gardiner, of the
'of the sixth anniversary of the form- fl.rin of Popplestone & Gardiner gen-
induction as pestor of -,the church. ' eral merchants, is One of our most
The hours of the reception were fro m enterprising business men and the
8 to 10 o'clock and during that time ; bride has been a resident of .131teter
hundreds of the mernbers of, the eon- for some time and their popularity
gregation pressed. forward" to salute was amply demonstrated in the very
their pastor and his aimable lady'whoe handsome array of wedding gifts of
are held in the highest, . esteem by ] Which they were the recipient s.
their people. A dozen of thesity eler- : Guests were present from Detroit
gy were also en hand to join thelLondon,St. b,ferye, Goderich and more
felicitationd of the evening but there.1 immediate points. After their return
was no speechmaking. The church Mr. and. Mrs. Gardiner will take up
parlors were tattefully deeorated, an' heusekeeping in Mr. Stanlake's brick
orcheetra, was in attendance and re- 1 esicle lice on Gidley street,
freshmen ts were eerved eo the guests.'
There was ,the ',greatest 'enthusiasm' ,NN EXETER Ja
ROT WINS AVOR.--
elson our
shovtrn by.: 'the oli,igregif41911 with! Vriiin the Swan. Lake, Echo, Man:, we
iwyihiico,lienMliarev,.Ltarosihseitoytetagt
-`'ilttliii.tWeerlee...a,!.1,nP"'" esteemed townsman, Thomas. Prior,
' fiud that Mr: NPrior, son of
who for some time served. as clerk
.ta meeting of the •Lifeehe with Mr. J, A. Stewart, a.nd -.who re-
mitisibnets for the distrib-Soith moved front here to Swan Lake,Man.,
Huron4
beta at licos, Aptillgtlii,ti* mi
made for himself man'y friends n that
follOwhigyseere granted lieenses'-fde far west town, wive demoustreted
. the eneueng Yeart —Seaforth-7,1aver;nei, eteir friendship to hiba in a very tan-
Chtietania gible eva,y, prior to his remeval froni
Stephens.: Henderson 13; DeLacey ;
'shop, 'EdveaAtd:' DitIVShiL Ncr,Oher.
Baytield—tai:ernare: .E. E11140, G.
Geeeesiadee elneier6W, six
moetlie„,, Hensail, taveens,W. P.
M.00alighey;' ' 'EXeter—
tAveros; WM. Page, W-", T. Acheson,
"WirtelleWkshawsJ, Shaddock ; shops,
F. i "Knight, rainier Bro. Town-
ship of Stephene-taverne, 0,. L. Moser,
Joseph treenerc-J. Hannon, B. Can -
'Anglian), Moses; 9, Deitrich,'
Hill, Wm, Feltz, Wm. Moffett left to beaniriterested resident identify -
over till next meeting Mrs, G. Graf- in yourself, though in quiet yet in
ton. Township of Usborne — Joseph
Stephen; Township of Hay Mrs.
Nicholson, J, P. Rao, rt, R. Johnston.
Township of Stanley—Renry Shafers,
Mrs, P. Murray, 0, 0. Blake. Town-
slaip of Tuekersmith—George Strong,
left oyer until twit meeting, Chas.
Wilson.— WM. 13e.LneesTVNE,
W,CLT,I.T.NOTEs, In Ingham county,
Michigan, &jury returned a verdict, of
$1,033 damages in favor of the wife of
that pdace to Holland, where be 'noire
occupies a good position, as saleeneW
Hiebroth.er, Iterreorr, having .suceettet
ed him at, the lorrnervlace.-
thefootball club, ef which he Weeea;
active and respeeted methber he Netie
the recipient Of a very handsoli) d
writing desk, accompanied by a very'
'fiettering addressees' e mark of their
esteem. A,mong the feoroplimenta,ry
things in the addrees; •We quote some.
“During your stay you luxe Proved
inarked manner with the best move-
ment in the community. Faithful in
the performatice of duty, consistent
in CharaCter and conduct, you won,
the respect and set an example among
your associates eirorth imitating,"
We are always pleased to learn of the
euccess atbeined by the young mete
who leave here to Make for themselv-
es a name abroad., and bespeak for or
friend, 10Ison, a bright and prosper-
51ousfuture.
man maimed for life while intoxicat-
ed, said veedict, being against 'the sae ItEv. Ilit. Reeis' rORECASTS
loon:keeper who furnished the liquor FOR Text Freest W.U.EX xrM.111'
Imasommunus
2.
Furnit
We Carry Qood Lines in Furniture
AND MAKE PRIC EASY FOR ALL
C. I -1U T•1N9
Graduate of Dr, Myers School of EMbalming.
0/1..1.11
Opera House Block.
Furnitur
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A.VING PURCHASED th Furnithre and 'Un-
dertaking businesS'of R. N. _Rowe, we announce
to the public that we have on hand, without doubt, the
largest and best stock of Farniture in the county.
A visit to °lir store will convince that we are selling at, the closest naargin
possible. It will pay intending purchasers to call and inspect our etock and
gekone prices before placing order e elsewhere,
-„lite do all kinds of Ordered Work and Repairitip.; and Picture Framing on
the'hortest Notice at Reasonable Peices. Satisfaction guaranteed with
everY purchase, — .
Und6rtakers and Funeral Directer-±;
ATHE S INT
J. D. Atkinson, Practietil Ene4lener,Graduate of Embalming College, Toronto.
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different periods ha reedet..
vulcan etoren period eeee .5,
ing stages of thithe
periods*4tb.open-
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last days of „April, that. i114PK8
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therly winds set hi an those de,vs in
western sections of the Con-airy.Ff01.11
the 1st to 3rel inclusive, these
to growing storm conditions wil.r 10-
crease as they advance eastsvard pe-
ch.anges
ross the country. resulting in wide,
cloud areas, with active storms of
rain, wind and thunder, on, end teach -
mg the 2nd and 3rd. in she natter e of
things, rising barometer, change of
winds to Westerly and n Ortherly, 'anti
on
cooler WoeattlaheerseWsiltlofrniolls7gig
close
nthaeIar f
many northern to central sections
touches of chill and frost during some
of the nights in the first week in
May. On and touching the tith and',
71h look for decided, and rapid change
fp failing barometer and quite warm,
tesulting in sharp electrical storme
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storms will be most natural on -
d next to that day. As, tbee
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try, change to ising barometer a,
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giving possible frosts in eepams
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