Exeter Times, 1903-7-23, Page 1AliNOINHOONSIMPROMMIMMAINSIEVEMLAISIMASOWNIM
THIRTIETH '-EAR--NO 28
HURON & MIDDLESEX X G2 ZETTE
EX.E.tER, ONT., CANADA, T13URSDAy MORNING, JULY 23RD 1903
CEMENT
Hens all
4 G. J, Suthcrlant, Notary Public, Conveyee
.:y. cera Commissioner, Fire Insurance Agent,, an
.l. Tssurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal doouineute
'.g. carefully drawn at reasonable rates. &Toney.
�to loan on real estate at low rates of interest,
. Of lee at the Post OiUce reensall
i -A Ire mbee from hrerer piantoad at
D y'sdale, on Friday last. '
' -!lits. D. UYgulh.a,rt wan lin Clintp'n,i
.l, on business, an Ilieneltuy, i
.-aVfisa Sylvester, of De(tneei,t, /eels
,y icing Mrs, Shdrray and Mrs, Cook.'
+ Miss Madge, of the Thames Roadie
+ visiting heir aunt, Mrs 'James Moir.
`' , WE Alm SOLE AGENTS ` ,p -Mr. J. Sutherland has had his•re-
• salien;ce and post office nicely repaint
•, + eid
, Walls, Floors, Troughs, eco, built with these Cements 4, tiers, ' McIntyre ib,as returned from
+ last for ever. + visiting friends in the northern part
of the county.
Mr. H. N. McTaggart ieturned last
weee,lr for Tio,ronto,evh'grer • he leas been
vtisittiag his scan,
,y. --Mise Georgie Murray, of Clinton,
We have Binder Twine now in stock ready for you. eats Ln ttbte village Buis; week' visiting
Come in and get what you need and be ready when
• harvesting time comes. 4.
If you want the best results use
2; NatiOlidi dlICI star B11110 6cm6llt
binder wine
44, Scythes and Snaths, Turnip goes.
* We have a Quantity of Turnip Seed. +
Eavetroughing and Builders Supplies always on hand. i
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The
We Can
Convince
Latest
Yon
Thing
• Cloth
that nen a,} nnl� , 41 ",,,,,,
and Summer goo'ds i
i
is always to be found at this
.tailoring establishment. If
you havent a good tailor and
are looking for one, try .usz
One trial.. convince you
that you cannot get better
satisfaction for the same
coney than we will give you.
W Taman.
1Miorchcant Tali)saa-,
unequalled. See for
yourself.
FOW.LER'
ROS®
THE MOTHERS, 'BENSALL.
Portland Cement
WE HAVE just received a quan-
tity of the best grade of Port -
and cement •
can be had at either Centralia or
Exeter Storehouses.
S ' WOM., WANTED
5000 lbs. of wool wanted for which
theh ig hest 'Market p paid
will be
in cash at Centralia and Exeter store-
houses.
We have just put in stock several
new Pianos in the latest designs and
..of the Best Makes at Popular Prices.
'We will esteem it a pleasure to shaft JOS. B ril i ti
e them to you. Organs always in stock:
A good second hand Bell. Organ » 'in
.good order, for sale cheap. Anderson
-Mr. and Mr, Demey Adel,aide are
visiting with Mrs. P.+A. Sperling..
Mr. and Mrs Jiothn'Anderson took
in the excureian i,o lDetroit 1•ast•week.
,Mels,. Betook and! Mr4.:Fiestci1u of
Stara,tbiroy, are guests of iMiss Edith
Spading•
-Oi?irts•.• Ha;miillt an, and Meese. °lavelr,
of Grand Bend, visited relatives in
tibia 'vi'cinity, Friday. -,
'Mire. Logan and Mrs. Deavnibtlrand
;rhibdren, of Naipinka, Manitoba, ars
visiting with Mrs. Chas. •Medic,
i -•.•Mise L. A. Handing and Nellie
&podiaD are attending ghat wive rah
League :oanvenition in Detroit.
-'Mir. cunei Was Coiinis(h',• •of Siteat•.
ford, •aired Miss McIntosh,; of Motheir-'-
well were tgure'sts of Miss Bmma Ti.obl-
irnisan, on Sunday. .
eai
ycle
Season
ids with us and those Cushion Frames
are just what you want, We have
them. at moderate prices.
Sewing
Machines
:In all the leading Makes always • in
stock and at prices that cannot be
beaten anywhere, also repairs for
-.same.
Call and see us. We are always
busy but will be glad to give you any
information about our ,;gods you may
•desire.•
.
S. Martin.
Chilaren ury for
CASTOR IA.
PA>:NUL PERIODS.'
terrible plains
�o suffer
'Women vvh
every anraaittly Fan find ready relief by
uisiln(g M,itburn's ;Sberling Herad(ac!he
Po vedeirls., They tee st'ai'n no morphine,
otic .opium, end Leave no (had after elf--
fe{cJt. Prrice i 110e Wald 25e Don't ac-
clejpt cemainiicen headache pow'llleirsefarea,
wilt surely' :diseapto!isnt.
—THE
- ;Merchants Bank
of
HELD OFFICE, 'MONTRE, . i.
-CAPITAL (all paid up) .....
REST.... .............
THOS.:Fe/SRA
General Manager
Mgrs. D, • Urquhart.
-Muss Smithy of Exeter, was in the
collage last week, visiting lher sister,
Miss C. V. Smith.
:-(The frieinld{s of • Mrs. Potsr Mete
villa will be pie•ased to learn ; •thiat
ehie cis comivullesceta't.
i -Rev.. Mr. 3. S. Ue;ndelrstOm h;te •nee
turned from visiting friends in
Guelph and vicinity.
--Miele Ruth. B'tooper, of• .Exeter,.
iskee et Tuesday in Fi'a'nsttll, visihFng.
herr father, Mr. H. 'Hooper.
-Mrs. Seeds, of London, eeas Wen
spending a !week 'visiting her. parents
Mir. and Mrs. Rildherd Welsh.
-Mrs. Nuahol, and daughters, of
Biruiseels, are ;visiting relatives and
frielndls ]n Eiensati and vioinity.,,•'
-Mies Billings, of Whitby, is tiie
guest of her brothers,' Mr. Billings,
manager of the. M:olson's Bank.
Mr. D. Higgins, barrister, of Toren..
to, was in the village last we(ekvisit-
ing this sister, Mrs. 'W. 0, Davis.
-Mr. 3uhin Biatohford is recovering
nicely from the injuries
whichhe xe
t
ceived
by falling out of a fruit tree.
Ge.o Brown returned from
Clinton, Mich., whereas/he had been vis-
iting her brother, Dr. Geo: Blatchford
-Mese Worthington, of Clinton, is
vitiating the Mimes MvEvve;n,'dau„ tine
ter of Mr. Jchin McEwen, towsnhip of
Hay.
-Miss Bell. Sparks returned, to Lon-
don, last ivreek. Miss ,Smith, who' was
heire on a 'visit has also returned to
the 'Forest. •City.
-Mr. Donald Mehrevin who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. •D. Ross,
foe a few days, left forr Blyth, where.
he will visit his daughter, Mrs. Will
Habkirk.
-''TAut
families of Mr. Wm. Se.oncH-
man, 3. C. Stoneman and sister, Mrs.
Ttr,oimebn, tolgeither with a lrew n i-
mate friernds .pienieed at Grand Bend,
last wreck.
-Mr. Seeds, commercial traveller,
Loind,on, was in the village last week
visiting his fathetr-in-law, Mr. Richane
Welslh, and his wife, who• is here visit -
in, her ipalt(ents•
•-Mr. George Trott, our genial:
photographer i
tends moving
his
dilo t ' the, Bend, u Fri-
day,
o
labia s
Lu a
air`
day, where het expe'ats remaining for
bol
a
weeks.
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-Mr. Campbell, of New York, one
'time of tli,e firm of Sehmous & Camp-
bell, publishers of the Observer, was
in tire village for a couple of days last
week, visiting ibis many friends,. who
aieir•e •pleased to see .them, after an ab-
sence of • a tnumber of years, Mr.
Campbell was surprised at thei manly
changes in our village, and still re-
tains warm feelings for Heuasall.
-fear. T. 3. ,13erry left her e lest
week for the Olid' Country, and in:
tends bringing home some sot the
eat entire, entire, bosses that can be purchas-
ed. Mr. Berry Las made 'more than
a Saone of trips across the ocean, and
Silas in the paint bought horses that'
elbows he is an exc Heart judge. Of
horse flash. a1Tr. WM. Buei alnvr.rr alio
accompanied Mr. Berry to :the old
etorunttry, where he intends Visiline
relatives and friends in ,'Sno,tlana..
-One bantd had ,a number of en-
gagements, the last of wtic1h.vvus at
a lawn social on ' the lawn of Mr..
Cihes,ney, notrth-east of gippen. The
fotlawii,nrg is the piro!gramte for Sate
wrdaty eventing nest :ea Quicks top,
Harmon" ; waltz "Daisy ;• Schpi;!tische,
"Stella" ; ev'entuee, "World's Fair'
walltz, "Implasriolna•te D;r'eakn" ; polka,
"Robin" cornet ,solo ; Baritone solar
"Obligate Marengo„; grand marcib,
God ^br GdSaivetll
of Lw o e
, i. t ,
hi s
"Kin ,
g
Zing.”
We have this week to ,chronicle the
death of Miss Maggie Stc.vvart, third
daughter of the late Donald -Stewart,'
of the tojwinship of Tucker/smith.
which event occuirr.eel at the home ,of
beds eister, Mrs, aloha ShT:lp'herd, ,of
this village, on Thursday evening oe
last week. The• deceased wag i been
in the iownehip of Fullerton, after-
wards earning wit'''h her parents to the
. - Toavnneihrip of TTurkerrsnaith living with
aria a.heir parents during their ,;life time,
C
hienaind coming't;o llenaall about two
of her
years ago, after bibs, death
mother. The denciased was a lady who
ptdiseised many absrling qualities, and
was highly respected, but never knew
�1 whale was to enjoy good health, and
2.70 +000 illness set in friorm
S2,700,000 lin' Ma;ral hart,an' illness i
which she never re.ttovnred, lout g 'raa-
wally grew worse, and during the last
month or two of her illness suffered
great pain which she bore, with much
patience and nh:ristian fortitude. The
funeral ear eco was held in the Meth-
odist: telt/mole o'n Sabbath afternoon
bast, of wlhieh church 'elle was a mem-
ber, The eerviice wee co•ndaated• by
ohne Rev. Mr. Shaw, saeoeissox to Bev,
M. Malrott, and the church was crowd
ed to t ite utmost eapaeity. The, re-
mains vaere iriterrod in McTa.ggarts
cemetery arnd'were followed by a large
eoneourse of people testifying to the
respect: in .Whtehthe deceased was
E. F. HgI3DEN,
Superintendent ofeerenches
AJGENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Interest at most favorable able • current rates ' allowed on
.Savings, s Bank accounts and Deposit Receipts,
otters of Credit i�:riued available in China, Japan nd�'
.mther.Afore-ign countries.'
ORED1TON ONTARIO. Children Ory for
W. V. CHISHOLm,, Manager] CASTOR .,
JOHN WHITE 84 SQ
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THE
LATE
PO
PE, LEO SIII..
Theme, July 20.Popo Leo XIII .died
shortly after 4 o'clock ;this after -
neon. His last moments were comparatively peaceful and painless and
were preceded by a period of insensibility. Around the bedside at the final
moment were the cardinals, the relatives and the members of the papal
court. '
Before lapsing Into unconsciousness the dying Pontiff feeply moved his
lips, This last articulate words being those used in bestowing a benediction.
Gradually the shadow of death spread over the Pontiff, his extremities
became'oold, his features• assumed thefixe.d rigidity of deat(li and Dr. Lepipo-
ni noited'his last fluttering heart beats, which gradually became slower un-
til they finally stopped.
The news of the •Pope's death spree d rapidly throughout Rome. and
_
caus-
ed a mot profound sensation. . Th,
whore city is in mourning.
Babes Leo was iszkein w.it,h his final: illness on Saturday, July, 4, contract-
ing a cold from drives in the Vatican 'gardlens.'. The ease, Was at,oncp,'d,i
agn iotsed as senile, euimonary peptatization by Dr. Lajpponi, the pope'd'phy-
sician, who called in. Dr. Mazzoni, the surgeon who operated on his Leo for
the removal of a eyst, an I88'9. ,
Pleuratic symptoms developed in rhe progress of the disease and two
operations were performed, which each time temporarily relieved the aged
patient, but at id? time did the doctors give hope of his recovery, although
his holiness made several remarkable rallies during his two week's illness
Shipka
•
-air. Gower has :vexeremuch improv-
ed• the ,a;ppeariance at his edevelling
Oho summer. •
eDmma I,tT,i is engaged
j
,,
,
with Mrs. Brc.'.1ne1, c t.'Gt•,1n�i Bc_t.i,.
for the summer. mer.
s
-Mr. Peter IicPlear hos impreve,I
ohne a ppelair!ance of his place with , t t,
wire fence along the road,
-kris. Smith,• who has, been so•iieir-
tously ill, we are glad to report its
able to be arounxt "again.
-Quite a plumber o:f our Merry
young people bad a driving party. to
St. Jo,sepih, on Sunday last ; also visit-
ing Geared Bend, in the evening.
• Sexsmith
iDlas'b tri Axur Dick, oC He metal,
called on friends Kee last wee dr;
-Frlatnl;. Aldwonib and sister„Ruby
spent the 12th and • 13,th with Iriends
here end at Bewail.
-The aliases .Gbass, •orf London, and
Miss E. Mairks, of Bayfield, 'called on
frrrehdis there east weeQ,:.,
--Mr. William Northcott returned
from the North' West, on 3tond,ay Last
He reports things prosperous in that
-Mrs. jamas 11feD•oinald and her 'sis
ter, Mrs. Peek, :rf Parkhill, are at
present viisiting tlhe folrmer's sister,
Mins, Jolhn Gould.
-Tike raspberry social held on the
lawn 'oif Mr. Prank and Case, on that rattan
ing of the 15th rest. was a grand suc-
cess tie weather was very' favorable,
The music e furnished, by the Mensal'
baud. , was, s,plsndid. The ewoereieds
amounted tip about ed5.00,'
Zurich
-hVtr. Sana Holtzman, of C(hresley, isi
visiting bus ,parents and renewing !re-
gulate/Lances Mere tel: pr•Nrsent. ,
-(fthh
net pmeteicklls eef 'tare anteing
give4a by St. 33o(mifiecc; •catunich vieonl-
gireg+atitotn amounted to oec(r '0-80.
Misys • M. E. Marshall, T3. A., of tTo-
rento, is ivii»seting lutea 'friend, Miss
Marla Buchanan, for a ,flaw 'weeks,
--The aieigular= meeting al the W. C.
T. 'p•, wilt bo tbeld at the home Miss
Lydia Koehler, on Mo,ndray. evening,
July 204h.
= -The 'annual, convention of” the
Buren iClonrvtly. Wcim'an's ,.Cih r itetli;an
7:'etmrpelra,nloc Union ' will bei hold in.
Zuriicll„ on August 251,14 aid:, 26th
Catholic residents of section •No,
of Stxdbulry, sen of 'Dr. Bucill;anan, ar-.
rived hero Monday evening, tic spathe
a short. ' Limo \viitll his parents auil
frirern,de.
_.-Mees. Conrad Passel and fancily, of
0hesley, 'stn roved in town +an Wedn[;,at-
day eveining, and expects 'to i spend
statute tilme Tri t(lutf" i;vicinity visiftinlg
liriiemtds.
-Otttlsolin z+osaid(entts of Seivtio,n No, •
11, Hay trait{t lriili, havie 'organized, and
applied far a separates school in theta
ftetion. A meeting thus been held and
trustees settrcted.
Crediton
-Flax pulling has hem commenced
in, this gentian.
-The Svveitzcir picnic was held at
the lake on Monday.
-.Mr Fred Young was in i3te rite*
last, an business.
-4I • n Mrs. r and L a Keine, o{ Detroit,
� t. it
r
IS:aura:1y,
are here visiting reftta,t,ivels..
--err. Ripley, of Finlay, Ohio, is
yisil ing at lir. William 'Lewis'.
-.11ir. Tliom'pson, of Toronto), is vis-
ilim,g e.t, the home of Dr. Heist.
-ealrbcrrt Ilweck;Ir •cit Landon, sc;7r7.{irt
Sunday with his brother, Charles..
-'.illr. \'V illiaiin Brown, le'ILolid(aying
in the city of Hamilton, far a. week.
-Dl,r. C,bish'olmi's two nephews, of
London, are visiting at his home fora
fntw weeks. '
-.-Rev. It. W. Enowlee returned
hcuro on Saturday last, after it t.lxree
weeks' vacatiorn.
-Mr• Chas. L,iiber, of Mayville, who
bas been 'visiting parents and friends
in this vicinity on 'Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Der -Wand, of De-
troit, .acre visitiinla Mrs:. (Sarah Bent --
rand, Mr. Bertrrand's mo•thier.
-Me. Walter M.arlack, of Columbus
Ohio, and Alex. ,of e Detroit, visited
fr'ieindrs in the village /Thursday last.
-A number from 'hiere• attended the
siphe•caial Childlr'iein's Day services in the
Ev,amgelleal church, at Zurich, on Sun-
day,
Mrs. Sol. Holtzman, who for the
past week has been visiting relatives
i n the village., left for •Tavistotek, Mon
Item
v
chat
Mir.) Adieu:Snlithit(a;s bought a true -
bleu engine 1bxm Meeters.:Tno: Whitt
& Sens, of London, and a blowier to be
attached to his threshing machine.
' -Our village trustees have decided
to ,have concrete sudenralks,:consstruct••
ed on both sides of Main street, and
will /commence Work in e inion;tibi;or
se,.
-Mr. John Ilaueh, who went to
;Blenheim, a few' Weeks ago, to emend ,
the suminer was suddenly called home
d•n ltfenday last owing to the illness of
inc:a
wife. '
--Otte Lootbtll'team event to Zuriolt
on ''Tuesday 'evening last, to ,play a
friendly game ,oif foo;t'ball, bud: on muck-
ciouni or t,hc thunder storn) were un-
a.bia to ay.
1VSr. anpld•Mrs. Ohas. Zwieker, were
in leoinclon, Tuesday hest, attending
Tine wedding celeetinnny of Mr, George
'A wicker to Mise Sample-, of London.
Mr. Zwioisc{r cauducted a very; since-,
oessful jevvele,ry business, here, for a
number of year's and has many
friends in this locality 'who wish him
and his bride many years of happiness
together.
•
Bayfield
,i\Tiss Lizzie 1!"etrgusain, of Toronto
issihome an heir vacation.
Mrs. Walwnun, at Detroit, is visit-
ing friends in trown at present.
-Rev. Mr. Ilyia'n, of Florence, was
in town last weak, on business.
tflr, J ihn'Ellt•att text act°, px �a
attic, ata visiting friends in town.
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Ladies' Pearl Grey Canvass, reg, $1.50 for $1,10
Ladies' Patent Leather Bal: reg. $2.50 for $1.75
Ladies' Oxfords.. . , , . , .Ie?ular $1.50 for $1.10 Z.
Men's Patent Leather, ...regular Vt.00 for $2 00
There is no place that you can get such
value for your money in _Shoes as at our
store. Call and see them.
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-Mr. Stewart and wife, of London,
1 tune guests of Dr. Stansbury, this week,
r 'hIi�s Ellta, ,M c,Gee returned, Q iclme.
from Lteeknlow, after a . two weeks'
vitsit. ,
-Thee acne/Ogee oau Towettt's Petint
are fulled for the summer, •anal mast:
of Mr. Marines.
X71 ir,
Wiesen, of London1 is a guest}
of Mr. Glass at, their cottage an e the
Riv'e'r Side.
Mies Nellie Maarten r•e(learned, 'to, To-
-The summer guests registered at
the Oommercual Hotel this iv eek are
Dr. IViledealf, wife and, family cif D6 -
trait ;
Detiroit; Mrs. Lela -ranee amt. two
of D•eit'roit ; Miss 'Nieddte Nablefief
'The summer guests registered -at
tlh(e Wryer Houitet :i(re .-Mr, and Mrs.
tsray and family, of Bruasels; Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 3. Nefwtnro,n1 ;ctaiDlet-,,.
trout; Mr. Herbert Ncw`miarc,,'of• Da.
trait ; MiesMarie Newman,. of �Dre•-•
trait ; al's. Rase l.Teyerf ield, of De-
re/tato, an .11westaay ,afi,etr spending a 1 trait. month with friends here.
Mr. Jotn McLeod and wire
return
n
Ohio; Miss Hastings,
of
Toronto.,
-The fall vung registered at
i
ho
ed ,home from at a w2e�s cr it i Gbmmarcial, an Sunday last :- Sam.
with Lrlends at Tcitedo, Ohio. Kitt
and lady, of .Clinton; Satre.Cala-
Miss Susy-ani Kate Parke returned tie and lady, Clanton; Robert Powell,
hamse•frrom: Detroit and Marlette, Mich See.foirbh; Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Colbert,
vvihere they were visiting friends. Seefoirt:h; Miss Elva Horton, Iowa;
1Mr. Geo. Trott, pilotage a phar, of Mir. Albert Tsard, Capper /Chaff ; Mr.FZeiusall, was in town last week, and Jc'hin Ryan, • Goide,rirrh ; S. B. Pottier,
took several nice views, besides tt1m Goderiah ; II. F. Morris, Gaderich ; A.
hateia. . Mr. McMorris, Go:le -iclhi .11' in McMcDonald,.,•-ReitI' McNeil was on the G,a,der%c1, . ,T. E. 4o•n+eg'rbund, blot Eg+-
least Sabbath. Dir. Jamas .e, gaty melndv,illte; Lewis) HoI1a(nd, • Tgm,ondnl
of the Bironson line taking Inc appoint „cane; George : Chat c, y, Sea:forte;
me,
art.
Masers. D, .and n ,
=Mir. H•arivieyy: Sp,arling, of the A11 Dards Jo111 ston,;1"xoderi.cli.
biose ,Nobel, is on the sick list this
week, but we hope to see him around
again soon.
There is a great number o•t visitors;'
In the village at present, but there i(t
Ruts of aecomodatian anis season for it.
large crowd,
-iNiir, 11. F. Edwards and Mrs.
A. Edwards, who have teen visitigg
Orlando at Kincardine, returned la/ape
Tuesaary Last. •j
NEW. AND POPULAR ROlaTE.
To Yellow -statue National Pari
Via the UNI.N PACIFIC to Monirdai
thence by splendid Concord Coaches to
all :paints in the park." 3
Very low rates during July and Aug
ust.
Speieial sides trip fr oiniCagdeie, Uttadaa
or Pocatello, Idaho, $49.50. This in-
cludes sail and etas fare 'covering
!3Lr, Jolhln WhidaLon is putting zn /ll meals anai
lcdging ven beyond MonideAro holdee-s o
addnin to fluecpo{:lu, suliu- -11 i': kris sold at and east of De,nvr
finer, tiomaloin•g pleedhtyaof roomrartor. to ii undao i ani3, rOhcyenne• to California, Neradi,
a great deal more apples. i ,
Or elea itemWashie n, ani 1V t .ctrrii •,
3Lr. �i illiam Jowett aul Twit o l"- , Lxitisb Culumi ..
ae
bra,tc+d the anni.v� any �ef their vee€�- i Full information elicw•rtully+ furnish_
dung on Monda y ice ening b rt wooden. s
b y � -, y. c' d.,
a on application to
d n1.. 1. •�
e stn tknulnb r o Write e t�' ,
,I
Carter,
wedding. g d gu s , , T. 1'. A. 14 Janes i3uildzng, Tar.outo„
weft present, and a pleasant i im Canada. F. B. Choate, G. A., 1;?G
was spent, aWoodward Ave„ Detr..it, Mich.
11903 o Traiir-30P;r70
ALIO. 27th to SEPT. 1 Eth
The Agricultural, Manufacturing and Natural resources of
Canada will be exhibited on a scale never before attempted.
DAILY PARADES OF LEVE STOOK
P4,
1903
In addition, by order of HTS MAJESTY THE RING
THE JUBILEE PRESENTS
of his august mother. the late Queen Victoria, will be exhibited FRED, asweu
as, by permission of the. Dowager Duchess of Duff etin and Ara,
THE DUFFERIN PRESENTS
And by permission of the Countess of Aberdeen treasures
OF IRISH MANUFACTURE
The special features, including an entirely new spectacular production entitled
A CARNIVAL IN VENICEEE.
under the personal direction of Rolossi Kiralty, will be on a scale never before
attempted at an annual fair in any part of the world.
Reduced rates by land and water from everywhere. Consult your station
agent.
•
W. K. McNAUGHT, J. 0. CRR
Yrae{dant. manager and sera ctry.
f�a
We handle, the celebrated Plymouth
Gold Medal Sliver Sheaf Pi =3 Special
050 feet, 600 feet. ,
500 feet.
'the Plymouth Twine goes the farthest gives 110 trouble
and costs no more than the poorer and cheaper twines.
Don't buy, but get our prices,
t7 dr.ASS
.Big import shipmentof Home and 'Barn ass just t
low All sizes in, si,;tL`alS.
hand, at e:�tlelnely prices.
lioamarn4 .ard-. axe