HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-2-11, Page 1THIRTY-FIRST YEAR ---NO 19
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EXETER ONT, OANADA, THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY lit
Stoves and
'Furnaces
We have in stock the best supply a Stoves and Furnaces,
together with all fixings, ft one witieh to select from. We carry
all the best naakes.
Cements
We keep constantly in stock the National and
of Portland Cements, If you are thinking a buil
epriog, be mire and get oar prices,
Hardware
rands
ii the
We bawe the largest stock of ilarlware ha town, blare-
trougbing awl BuildersSupplies of. all kinds. For FOrCe anti
Lift Ponape call on us.
I1 AWKINS & SON
WOMAN'S
CRITICISM
jef what a. marilts clothes should be is
Vretty accurate. There can be no
itossible fault to end with your ap-
Veara,nee if your clothes oxe made to
measure in an expert way. The style
.44 the garment we make is a sufficient
.guarantee for first class work. All the
,new up-to.date Fall
linItiouslOv6r Goating
aiiU rfilltillUS
exjust rived. Prices away down.
904
uensalt M Fisher; IL,J. Kehl, 'Hannah Huron ou
t G. J. Sutherland, Notary Public, Couvoyan
Ler, Ocannissioner, Fire Iusurauce Ageut, and
I Insurer
or Marriage Lic.enses. Legal documents
carefully drawn at reasonable rte. 3.foney'
; to loan an real estate at low nnesof interest,
(Mee at the Post ()face Bewail
Wented -Oat.. The very highest ,
:prices paid for wince oats, delivered
• at the mill. Call for prices. Also 150 t
toils Oatmeal Feed on hand. -D. '
quhari. diens:ill Oatmeal 31111e.
Roli
lOnsting and RHIN
DON 11301110tIll
We are giving excellent sa.-
bisfaction in flour since re-
,
modelling our mill,
W. W Taman. IL SWITZER.
rellearecletexest
PIANOS
Oue stock is the inost complete we
taw ever shown.
Pianos and Organs
For the parlor. we have Pianos and
eOrgans of the most beautiful designs
Abel finish and quality unsuepassed.
Sewing Machines
Our sevenig machines are a class by
ihemseives. In workeng qualities and
.finish The Best.
For the Children
We have Sleighs galore, at all
prices. Also Shoo Fly Rockers, Games
Whistles, Mouth Organs, etc.
In Music
Wohave the latest Popular Songs and
;Instrumentals. Hymn Books ad
Bibles also in stock.
Cant and see is and get one
of our Artistic Colanders
S. Martin.
Dirtedale, Oda MeBeath ; Pk. EL, Ara •.
kliur Joins. Ilruee Logan.. Sol't 'lath
well. The best spellers in the month. (outiatted
COUTIC
st eit)
Ly spahog matches mere Itlary - The report ,or .couoty engber, Ales -
3.3(er atoruaLleTz 3.Eir.e.allauo:11.0A01,111;•11T: ley was sent 'to Road anti 13ridge Com
11., Sande Batliwell; Pi.11 Brue3L0:
On motiou a -.Nto=f5. Conn and 1,a,
moot the following were appointed a
Dashwood
; A very remarkeide caee hes lieerg
Winclieisea ' before J. K. Goetz, J. P. on Monday
afternuou. Ou Friday mornins
principal of the public sebeol 1u4cc.
casion to punislt one et be le tye,
a, 430n of .lanied for dieobedi.
ence, and running away Eiront FelAlut
awl the reside of the whipping -e.es
,DS /would hee expeeied„ ;nee tee •her:,
hands merit slightly eweller, aute
'ore
an a result it was deciderto an dee 3
Im,•••=4.1.
.chteol Report. --The f•ellowing
• report of S. S. No. 6, .Ushorne.
Lo r the month of January. Navaeln
'order a meritbut oeviug to the tact
itlaat some cluees in the junior room
t
;were absent every Friday, their nem
not, appear ;-V„.Alay• Jones,
05,11acgte, Coward. Ila Delbridge; Sr..
alVe eon Coultis. Robert Coward,
'$ Olive Berrehill,; jr. IV., Willie El -
trend. Newton Clark, Almena hey -
leveed; Sr. XII., La,ure fOodhalt ; Jr,
fine Ella Bleywocul.ladella Heywood.
Ilattle Minter. Jr Room. -Jr. TL
'Lille Heywood, Lulu %Abell, 7;:arl
jolins; Sr. If., Hubert Jones, Elia
We shim rn, Rae Fletcher. -13. 3fee,
Dougall, Anw J. Marlin, Teeelters.
Centralia
-Zr Samuel McCoy had the mis-
tune 'to lose a valuable horse, lost
week, elte result or being kicked by
another horse.
-goonterly enceging seryices will
be held in the Methodist church here
next Sunday, Feb. 711.1 t 10.10.11,
A large congregation is looked Lor at
these services.
-leasers, Lawson itc.: Veughlin, bag,
buyers lia.vet still about 125 him at
'the Dufferin Reuse. They have been
unable to get them shipped. on ac-
count of the crippled condition of the
freight service. Their loss will bacon
siderable.
-The evening ex,press from'. Lon-
don was stalled on Monday evening
laatt week int a snow delft 'about
a mile south of Claudeboye, for seven
hours, only arriving in Centraliat at
two o'clook Tuesday =ming. The,
!troubles oE the G4 T. R. :att present/
are neither few nor small.
School Report „---The following is
the report of S. S. No. 1, Stephen, for
the raonth of January.' The; names
are in order of merit. -V, II. Mitchell
Edna teteNaughton, Warren lefitelaell,
M. Callfas ; Sr. IV., Alvin Baker, Les-
lie sereNalughton, Elva Windsor, 'Mel-
inda ; Jr. 1V., iPearl Bisset t,
Joe White V. Sheardown, Bose Ilar-
'Mug ; Sr. W., Lillian l'Illohinson, Gor-
don 'Wilson, David Baker, M. Elliott;
Jr. 1I1., Archie tittatbinson IMaiyan
Callas, J. Iletpbtarn, Noble Dissett
Sr. 11., Austin Duplan,lfazel Ricks;
.Tr. II Flossie Heam.aiot Greta
Bissett, :roc). llogarth, Ella Baker, Pt.
IL, "Tarry Windsor, Fred Fairhall, An
tbhony 'White, E. :,A. Mc-
. eNaughton, N. Bunions, Teachers,
THE --
Farquhar
The feehorue and Hibliere 3Vutu
Vfre /nem:once Compauy held its au
nnat locating be. one'dlenaday, Feb.
edl,thotigh the roads were' had.
yeta fair Sized crowd. ae.sembled. The
wo rg-tiring directors. W. U. J'ass-
marc
and 3. A. Norris were re-elected
V. A .Turnbull and G. L. Rutherford
were zo-eIeeeted, auditors, Thee mem.
bers through the comoane -Should pay
a higher prive for animals hilted by
lightning and reemniuended thet the
directors pay two-thirds of the cash
value of animal' killed- Thos. Cam.
on. who has been secretareetreaeur-
er of the company for fifteen eeare.,
retiree and U. W. E. Beavers we.% alt-
inted to this position. Thoselteno
Uic (inner prezident wee re-elected.
Connell
The above Council met in t
Town Ilall on letortdae. afterncon
'net. All members Dreamt.
The' Auditor's report was on motozi
reocived and lamed. Tbe C011OWigg
sums were ordered to be eteld;
Moses Geiger, for grave, e.,10,03; Mu-
nicipal World for blanket and sub-
cripdtions, S12.85; Herald for.print.
ing 13,O;$township clerk, registering
births, marriages and deaths, $is.sol
T. and I. Johnson, gouda fon Mrs.lsio
$4.00; township treasurer, for
pastes, $2•87; Joseph Grigg, charity
0.00.
,0ouucil adjourned t o Otonda$ the,
7th day ot 11Ea.ro1i n,t o'Clocla p.
FRED HESS, SR, Clerk.
Luean
---
A 'floppy event took. place in $t.
Patriek Church, Lticart, OA Tuesday
'morning het, 'When „31.1es Neve,
daughter of 3tr. Michael Powe, was
unit ed in the holy bonds or anatrimony
to la.roes Boland, tot lifoun:teCar-
mei. .The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father 'McMenamin, and iza-
media.Lely a.tterwarda a nuptial high
mass was celebrated, The bridesmaid
was Miss Tena 1?oweosister of the
bride and teacher at S.S. No. 5, Do -
vox.. The groom was supported beehis
brother, Mr. John Boland, ;former
teacher or S. S. No. Dover, South.
The many costly presents proved ilea
esteem in which theebride and groom
are held.
n UIS atber visited ail- ..Ma"intriteinnd
if
ease out of it. numbw of witness-
, es were zworn fear -the bey, leo risne
!ezt 'them could eee•thei. 'twee very
,snituneulbtuiriuy:to( a;tos:etlers:.:nvio:::tiins1:1417.
'did not coneitler it seriteee et 311. AIL
isate to dismiss the IcaSt; as a rux
'ing 'the teacher then inked
trthe :ea::
I trivial 31134.1101 '41, le ud-
been lieerd Ofiieiahliel aud:oe,
aaiigiatrale seeraet. tr. le• 444 ,?1,1100
10514:,14. in011icu3stonfitilSe,L rttoztidi,hrt,;4riviistest 404
elaion and deeided to think ie over,
The feeling be is in fever cf the
nd Um Magistrate teok et firef.
At'. Geiger's solicitor eremiele weer,
ry case to the highest (-wile
is givevgainet hien.
il met
Town
sent • Zditroass c' aus
read anrad confaelated.
ylor.- etrial5trOTK4.-Illiat t'. G.
eirs Cre0Unfi for eleettdc liglit
09 he, Itteil. lees to throzein
rid.
-11toeinl-That ;do atialO.er'"s
rn1
icdpol Council.
o 7„,o1.71untilz-
Mottling commit tee to superiateud the
erection of the addition to the Rouse
rE Refuge; Me's;ere. Connolly.,
Cantelon. 1JUes nd 3.1cSangla-
on.
Afeeed by Mr. Kerr, eecoluied by
Mr. fee-telomin, that a similar grate, to
that of last year be amide by thiseoun
eel to tbe. public echools doing eontinte.
:69110U TO-Olar, duriug 1. R-ferr :f
*EXeCUtiVC) ,COMrattee•
evir
oneil then adjoure a ,
OD Friday.
FRIDAY
A leeeer W0S 1'034 4r.r4111.1. the troosur-
Ne
Viol 1N111
A uiiL
1.
Daily
We are still to the front. Onr large w eroo
filled once ulore .tvith a complete line of n rnit , of th
designs and finish
17k e invite all intending purchasers to v
spect our stock and get our prices before pacing
purchasg; ,ve batisfied and if you do purc
yon will be satisfied.
We aci
lso do ori.led work, upholstering, picture framing and
kinds of repairing with neatness and dispatch at moderate price.
OWE & ATKINS()
The „ i Furnitnre Dee d 1,7
le rooms
you dot
wo fellarnote
rit eotakers. liheet04,
er E'a.sl. Wawancele with relerence tetleal embalmer
10 balance at sehood talculee hie ;
Wade, eene to Sp".T.131 Committee, aud -
one, front Mrs. Attatetroug, ro 'Beet
Huron WOU1311°S IDSZ1141tO Alias veferr-
cal ao I.:negative Committee.
0.0,11,•,1*,,
Piens, epecifieatione, teudere aatl
Mr. la Allen
tit her pepers in connect ton with bridge w'
work weropresented
to the, .VnaricJ1 zreitcv. 311.•• NtePollf,V41, pi.
•
Ig papa
eeeied eatio of tithe at 4111 even
mare eh uteu do.
•1MI.Tenl2
'Zurich
,ena et:4i lo Reed ana 'njeuple41 Tbe plIlpitliere hJi Fun.. . Albert 'de; tc'i i fierriter
mittee. -dey bet.
• Reperte o illut:ttion awl 1lous3 f -1.4r. Sara $para hae pureltaeed the I . 1.1 other :lobe a
rt wade an iieeionniene
It:Jeep Committee were pheenetet sehool teaeliev'e reeideoce for nit 'L "2° o t
end vaned in eciumittee, and in coun. !even of ofeee
„ • W0 are pleueed to learn that 3fre.
InaliaM bl" Mvishoh:Poolmlan au" 'Vincent is now making steady prog.
nicks hat the council grant ee1000
ress towards recovery
aselet iu improving Gee town line Oe- ; .„:141,55 Agave amer. 05
ween nay awl kitez,bas in. the 2 1- 1 • /- • .•
1."! ,IS4, %See •.
ity of the :enable River, anti one by eey leas secovered.
31.14-1sIrs- Llulonl and 31elcau4d80u11 -31r. and Mrs. Wyo. 31c1..tren Wee?
;het elitt19 be granted to help repair s ropothy of the neighborliosal
ltatItull'y line tratwosu /fey • and i '». of their infant on
Stead.* aere-e whet; is Inaown 44N the anti altre 11311 raw* eaIne
Dtg emeatip. we*t.. both eent to the
1.7.'nersitivo.
Itt tbs ofterii44014 thit Vetincil teole
vo• the nripointlairnit of ettuldeteas and t
Inenttrers el the. Coualle 'Examininee,
era. On alit /hoe votafor Ateditors
Mr. Ilaes received S vraes, Mr. Ball
eanerty eteraei titne aeo. otatee i•fer
'•• home n itrii3t1 Read. N, W.
--Meek Meldellar hes ;n eanfaiei
ql.a; hew,. for .antaia eon „ rof
0,,4 14' %van M130 143 Utah 40 lie
4vt " Or37.3ned 'Id'514°41. 4.111 5' 31r' 131'wk :41'' '"`""s 3.1f• -be annual meeting of' the Crete -
Pt they bo Poid '41 MorloY 1.• 31r• 31f• .3"" lerry `Preebyteria.n coragiteget'on yr
.telt Tor their servieOs-Varriede
ir- rnist rong.-Tb t y -I w
1, 1001, to appoint officers motto
ix salaries for seine, as teethe iirst
' a he now read. a seeond and third
out! paesed.-Caeried.
f 1
riven 1, ZiredIaye was deelered
elected. On t/te enentel vote Mr.
Woods oblate:el 1, and 3fiessrs. Dell
'and Morley 7 each, aral on the third
;Dna received eight and and
the former was declared, elected. •
owincor zrounntattsrtlir grssb,ltantldlaord°„"; Cot tyke first vote for neembare of dm,
Rsarnining boar131r. Moffatt
drawn on treasurer for Saine..-Con-. Icibtained 14, Mr. Cameron,/ and Ifr.
I rneee, labor 620.'4 Sauder4g do. !gentlemen Teemived. 8 vow, tut 1
1:1
or Bros., repadritng 0)&1'18143; J. Field, 8. On the second vote both
Gee.; Redd, doe, S50 ; joules Stan" ' third gave Mr. Field. 9 rotes and be
ite• deo. Cudmore, do., 04; ww• On motion et Messre. Miller and
lake do. 25e. Richardeon, doe tiO was dee/arett eteeiteld.
oreeeh, do., S1,12; J. Jones. wood,
$19.75; C. B. Snell, electric light
'77 450 • A. .E. Vuke, $12.00; E. Elliott
53t.3.00. Cemeeery accounts -D. A.
Alward, salary to Feeltete e03.75
3no. 'Ford, labor, $2.00.-Ca1'ri0d,
Taylor -Wood. -That the elerit SUGAR BEET MEETING
iu-Carried. srructed to procure ibe necessary
Ferguson Der Council adjourned Add
Tuda
esy 'Lim 16th day'er 'February
next at 3 o'elock p. m., only five of the
C'ouneti dissenting.
d
The sugar beet meeting announced
og tags.
Council adjourned to February 3.9th in Exeter for two o'clock in the atter-
at 7.80 p. no
attended by at. least three hundred
noon of Thursday, Jan. 28U*, was
GEO. 31. DISSETT, Clerk..
people, most of whom were from the
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farms.
NewspaRpa:vayasuaanid):::::010 aro
,..r.r........... • Idr.. .A.„. eta Dobler, was moved to Lhe
kicking up such a row about raileray cleur, who atter callirrothe meeting,
trains not running on scliedu lo time steoorderttorder briefly h
fityedtioodrieniestredtutdir
oese p5re:
during the past tWOI weeks seem to ntin
perhaps the coldest and stormiest win Detweiler
forget the fact that t,his has
-who is a promiet Waterloo Count
nent beet grower, anyti
ter
u"nPienritleitlieneaada'si.m;haerilewaYlisa.t- also foreman inthe tare room during
elver
1.
been maoy heavy falls ot snow
"d tory. He spoke from a beet grower's
the campaign of the Berlin sugar fae.
lotion with the result that fliere
not a, sign of 'thaw to remove the. ec-
is a greater depth of 550Won dm
Fullartort ground thau has been seen tor neatly
Ls at We3Leru On.
fete of
-Mlle Fullerton checker club had a.
friendly game with Milo
itchelast Fri-
day night, but were defeated by 5
James. They Teiport having hada spl
endid Ohne.
-Mrs. sba., p, of Manitoba, whornas
been etisitini her parenes, Tone and
Mrs. Marshall, started fort the West
on Monday. RSV. Mr. :Marshall accom
ponying her as fax as Toronto.
Quite a number a farmers in this nel
ghborhood took out their htegs tq Mit
°hell tin Monday morning and had
to haul throe home again; as the G. T
It. could not supply them with cars.
-The roof of Mr. Currelly's driv-
ing hou.ste and ;pig in fell in Use
Thursday from the weight of snow on
it. alr. D. Fullerton, his hired man,
Was in the building at the time
ana escaped with a ivory badly bruis-
ed. foot. If the drop had been delayed
five minutes longer, Mr. Carrel-
ly and his driver; would have been in
the building and would almost eertain
ly have been killed, The•cutter was
orale(tely denstroyed and the 'bugg'y
almost so.
Merchants Bank of Canada K'PPen
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
,,
,.CAPITAL (all paid tip) $6000 000.
fiESERVE AND UNDiVIDED PROFITS ----$2,974,245
T1a0sFYSEC, .
E. F.11111BDEN,
General Manager Superintendent ot Branches
,. E
.A GENERAL,. BANIKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
Malik Accounts and Deposit Receipts. ,
Special attention given to the business of Farriers and Ca.ttle-
' Letters of Credit issued. to . tra,vellers payable in all parts of the
CREOITON ONTARIO.
S 01113110LI1 maAager
-A large number have been and
others are suffering from influenza.
-Mr. McBee th, who has.13een ill
with bronchitis, is recovering.
-The Literary Society met tho ev-
ening oft. the Wax ;Tannery/and igosidi
time 'was spent. An intetrespng t die,
bate was, held 013 the Subject "Re-'
salved that wanton shouldlhave the
Franchise.'' On the affirmative side.
were. IVIiss McLaren, Miss Lot, tic Gras -
sick, 33-'. W. 11. Johnston, 'and II.Aik-
eaboad. On the negative side were
.lessr8. 13. Fenfound, W. Cameron and
3. Forest. The, decision was given in
favor of the affirmative,. Theralissea
Grassiek,`Murdock and Malleatheon-
tributed some .excellent 41111SiO.
SC14001 .13.opert.--Tho following is
the 3 a nuary moulqily repot' t o,f S, S
No. 11. Stanley'. 1,inalejg are -in order
ef /neat ;-V, Mary Jtabitsitan,
Iilia
in,sdale, A. N. Johnston ; Eleau
or alooa, rig. If. 'Jones, Ti. Grenamell
;lean Grassick, Arthur Bicker
Jr. 111.,Etta jarrott, 'Mabel Alci3eatb
years. In some par
tario a dcipith 5 to 9 of from very 'satisfactory to him, /and suffici-
snow is reported. The wonder is that
under such circumstances trains are cut to make it convincing that there
standpoint, giving his views of the
profits of beet growing, based on two
year's 'experience, 'white profils wor
able to get thrpughiiat aft. The Gr- is no crop cultivated which brings the
and Trunk service bas C0M3 in for, farmer as much ready cash, and puts
what seems to us,uneiLii5(I Lor
ax
unfair criticism. The officials of the
Vino are always anxious to give the
beat ond moseregular service possible
and „as far as the eastern division, be-
tween Toronto tie dlEontreal is con-
cerned, have done very well consider-
ing the unprecedented difficulties in te
form of eolel andsnow that they -have
had to contend with People have
become so aocustorned.doring, recant
years to luxuriously equipped trains
•unning isharp on achedule•time that
haa''.-an veapurnetvleatrilea.dvaiebrissc‘GvOinniaol.rt.10,11.5 12 suchtheras
b
The question oE Um profit to the far
purity end sweetening qualities.
es a 111ttlte. wait, at the point
or eMbarkation or,dela.y rtaeli-
lug their destine , )n, they become
unreasonable critics and the officials
M' the railway, wbo are doing the
the lend into as fine a condition, for
succeeding crops, as that of beet grow
The chairman then ineroduced Dr.
A. ;,Slant,tleworth, Ageicultural(Su-
perintendene sit, the Ontario Sag.-ar
Company, who hi his address explain-
ed. the purpose of his visit, after
which he gave nni
brief staetent of
what Lite Berlin Sugar factory has
done, 'exhibiting a sample of the sug-
ar, which he stated was the verysame
chemical conapound Redpath's
Granulated, and. -which is 'equal in
laver derived. from at:sugar factory
through Um growing of beets, was
gone into. in which it was shown that
out of 157 deliveries which were tak-
en without any seleetion by way of il-
lberbtlaiMileeld.ealiTlaa:traQirliWe'ney 132°esompanies neara,tion, 145 of these deliveries test -
have nothing to gain by nOt run- ed higher than would be required to
apnaya tole Exeter refiners the freight
ninmge slietotrpt inLUk o ne e.cti oteufila- miuh itnhke tehvacyy
S400 per tan on their beets. The '
were keeping the trainsliate on pm -
pose. If Conadians \voted only Lake
the LrouVe to inyeetigate tiller would
discover thal they aredaring, just; as
well, if not better, than their neigh-
bor's• o.cross the line on tato great rail
road ;systems running into New York
Boston and other places. There for
acme tame trains havoJheen running
from one to Len hours late ana 'traf-
fic outside the passenger service is
priketleally tied up. And the Americ-
an rallwitys have not hall the snow
not ,nearly the extreme degree of cold
to contend with that the lines in a0n-
vb
on murviaz,.. FA:71th.. Thi, INN)
111.11B"51 .Auxillary mee et.
Stephen
The folic:wing is a eorreet repot e
ef the standing a the pupils of S S.
. 3, Stephen, for the month of Jan.
ames in order 0 merit ;-Entrarter.
Mitchell Willis,. Thos. Fortin% Ed-
ward 'Willis. Herbert Beaver, Liezie
Sanders, Edith Parsons, Samuel Welts
Sr III., Tho!. Female, harry 11.'richtrr
Ralph 'Willis. harry Parsons, Cocci; I
Ford, Fred leaver, Hilda Pres.zcator.
yz4rlo Box e Jr. III., Bartz Parsons
Levina Cookson, 14,tay Sanders; Sr. II.,
Gladys Dearing, Eddie 'Triotbner,
Sherman 'Willis.; Jr. II., Johnny
liq, Fred Preszeator, Sam Stanlalt,..
Preston Dearing, Earle Shapton, neo.
Whittaker, Geo. Hicks; Sr. Pt. II., Al
mer 'Willis, Chester Parsons, Gordon
Sanders, Ada Willis, Florence Teel..
ner ; Jr. Pt. II., Olive Preszcator; P.to
I., 'Wilfred Shapton, Garfield Start -
lake, Ed,e.ar Weurth, Gordon Pen -
hale. No. on Roll 45 o everage at ten -
dance, 30. ,
FRED J. SANDERS. Teacher.
Stalfa
••••.••••••••
iliie town. The ereditors ore Meetly
in Zurich, and ii is. expected el•at, tIs
estate will be wound up et, once. .
-Mee. Ifenry Otto is reported finite,
Itt at tircivrit. flm3 is nenrly eeteloye
five yeare of wee, and hes paseett ate
tel even of life., She liae
eivkly for' tOWS limo although ;tide.
to lot about Most of ilia time eittd
her teeny frientle hope 1,1hO woe re,
lier usual health.
4 sou zx zEi.% Nelsen Mese, eel
3i),..-eteb has been laid ep for ieceuelo
af week witheati attaek ef nopetedi.
eitis fer whilie be, was *prated eno on
TaZ•O'-•;,, Wit. 741., Aimee ,fy.4' „etre/
the leeel *Mediceet wlio lannti an
vonaplatued 'of. .11e-two:en two Ind
.hree quarts of pus.was tarn *vt,
Ind as far as we can learn ;tiri ez7sr.,.
aiion torciais.is 0) be onnwnt.1:,, sue.
.c.'.54.1rui. 'Ms young " man is in the
teighborbood of. S years'a age..
• -adesers. Ilareaeltot
have, we enderstand void net t.heir,
'Shoe bueittess. at Sanitoo elereteea
ttlieh , and, 'Mr. liantaclaer w,UL . ree
turn to Zurielt alai take up.hhe
mar der inees-ahat or it 'barber.; '.`olo
has already necurtiel livinefeaparte
Imanta tu tom*, aria Anubtlett 14.
able to get business quarters, should
herail to be able to close a bargain
Ter the purchase otitis 'former . Plant
now in thehands of Mr, harness,.
to bought. out John R."norr. itccuple
ef months ago.
-Ilex. and Airs. , ilenderson, of
State, have received a. bible from
Rev. Theodore L. Cuyier, of NOW
York, for their little son, who is
named. after the noted divine. Dr.
Meier also eent two lethis hocks to
the mother and father a the +child
and. said be now has between forty
-Ana fifty namesakes, IneSf of whom
are the sons a ministers.
The Iibbert Womans' ineLit ole
held their regular meetieg at the
home of Mrs. T. 31. Ilamilton, Staffa,
on Saturday last, February:61th, 'at
2 o'clock p. m: The. afternoon, was
spent in working Battenburg lore and
discussing various subjects of interest
Lo khe craft. These meetings are
very interesting socially, and, much
useful information is gained through
them and the ladies of the township
should be more largely eepresented,
as the ladies require both mentahand
ti .
Keep easy, ge,ntienien ; give ilia
railways *1. elitinee e they ' are dioing
tale best they can ;tinier' the circum-
stalices.-(Brockville, Ree ordti r, San
ary .23rd.
•
BOAT13 tile "theltild 'tau' Have blwaYs BouOt nears the
Bignaturo
Signature of
of ego'
suitability ef the soil, the roads, ere
of 'Exeter for the „growing 'and deli-
very of beets waw considered very
fa vor able.
At :the concluSictu of •Dr. Shuttle-
wartli's remarks there was a.n open,
tinimated discussion in which, Mr. T.
13. Carling, President of the Board of
Trade; W. 11. 1Tarvey and others Look
r,
By (the showing of hands, fullyiane-
halt of those present; expressed their
in L ensi on or ,gr owing suct'a r beets this
year, and a goodaiumber of contracts
were signed at. the meeting.
R
For, Infante and Children.
The Mud You Ilan Always Bought
-&217iie
(WRING
We have our Chopper
now in running order
your trade, and will do
our best to give you
good chop, and are pre-
pared to do :lopping at
any time.
Come in
and examine our chop,
we are bure you will like
it.
Bring in a Load an
Give us a Trial.
Snell & Blatchford
Corner of Main and Station Street,
Next Electric Light Plant.
namowamoeir,"
1001.10M...
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MAPLE LEAF RACER MAPLE LEAF LANCE
BOSTON LANCE
NICKEL STEEL
CUAUTY 4D PRICE CUA ANTEE
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Stook and
Wiry
International and lierbageum ar
the kaders.
25c Oc 1OO end $3.50 per P kg