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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1904-4-21, Page 8eesY Den essete Rein nenni„ olkr , itot Pel Wittit ;At Xtva "eerie ir te xi tJ le q ar ;their:, les la oils me i;E F.1 .41 R I! I M S, APRIL 21st, 1,904 EWA Rfr----44% Yes, we are busy with spring bout some of the good things we that we hav,i the most complete stock so large end se varied that the most exacting, trade, Just a word or two a - have ready for you. We think stock we have ever shown, a we should be able to please Dress Goods is one of our Strongest Lines 50ethe yoed for a very swell range of xiewNrob Voiles medium weigla, plain crepe geourgis with very petty nob over stripe. Cort, reset for dresses, suits or odd sleirts. 75e. the yeecaLtadien New Scotch Tweed Suitings ha Rake effects greene.grees and browns,specially, good for stilts or skirts, 50.91.1.1.1,7111I,S, 50c. the yard for a loyely renge o faney seow fleke vofles,new Bouele. effeeta, Ale the 'itew stied - es in 'does, grey% fawns, greens. and black and white, $1.00 the yaid ewell Tweed suits ings,51 nth wide, granite gromide wtbitob flake iiuih tbe best 51 goods we have ever shown, greys greeus, browes and bluee. Bieck Dress opods are a, strong line with us, we hese inittiy exclus- ive lioes edit ehown ituy tette.: Leese itt Black, Canvas 'Voiles with eel) eifects, very Stylish, bright finiela specta• l value 50e. Bleck. Pebble Voilee, pure wool the aind the deessmatters like to hassdl% saiteble for dresses, suits, ekirte Or odd. weiets,75e,1M051.34 Mack Twine tiiiith Voiis. eauvas effecte well rich goods, rare valoey, Black Gteuedirie, niee open eifect with satin over stripe, very etylishsuitable for Dte&SeS WRists, Veetinge and Waists.. Au irorreese stock to select ft•otu, show you ueerl y fifty afferent have ot waistinge. Whiteecreams. blaelte, black an,c1 wilite and fancy colorings. The cbeicest tot we have ever ithowue What About Sugar? We have a ear of Redpathe Extra Standerd Granulated. In 100 pawn bags end barrel% It you want a hag or barrel we can aye yau 601114 moiety. You better buyeerlyas sugers are fltymost sureto advance. We wia protect you against high pvicee. $4.35 per too pounds, ,ro-GeL the habit of shopping at tewarts. PRODUCE TAKEN A2 STEWART Fe swat ou oats and other groans beet German PormaidYinde or For" New and Niost we have just received a supply of the maim, full directioes for using given. LUTZ, Central Drug Stere, Exeter. When you gee tithet tired feeling" n't "go way hack and sit down" bat use How=te Syrup tlynophos- Stylish Spring Dress Goods phitos. Its as good as St rest. FA.( sale We have a splendid .showing ol Drees Goods for spring and 1 sot New Drug Store, south of P°" summer wear, iieh silky fabrics and handsOnle dressy suitings. ..,.,e. have been very careful in the selection of our Dress Goods tf4V. 13, Iii Hutton, or Ceneralia, preain ched tihe James. et, chureh on Sunday morning last, Bev, DA Ben- nett taking Mr, tbatton's word at Ceotraiia. De, Hannon titled his own Pallrit in the even, Mr, Jas., Oolliogwood is moving his hotisehold effects -0 l3riustford this eelt where he bas accepted a -posh tiou, Mr, Hartleib tete moved into the home xecently vacated by Mr. Cant ingwood. The ministers of the Methediet. Preebyterian, and Congregaeional ehurches of Ottawa, by a unanimous vote have decided in feeler of a elufreh mote Hamilton also voted strongly favor of nuou. The present week marks the '20e1.14- nuivereary or the American preas. the firet American newspaper having been published in the week cif 441 17-24, 1704, wheo the Boston News, Letter, a elteet seven by ten and a Ilillt iirehe end printed QS both sides came oat. Mr, flurry Diann>, of Parkhill, rnier resident of Biteter, has entered in rtinwthip in the hardware bool- uess wMr,11..j., flazelton,ef Lew' intQn r, BIS11011 Will MOTS his family ftom PavIthill to Leamington ns soon as he can eecure a house, 'Alto. and MrS, Seorge Willis expect 1 to leave on Tuesday next for a trip to manitoba, and the Northwest, Mra, James NVillis will accompany them, going as far as Yorktou, Aosa,,, where she will Vielt witb, her sons, Messrs. Frank and IVill, Mrs, Frank Willis being very ill. Mr. Albert Andrewswho recently oold bio farm at Elimvillemoved in. o town last Thursday. They have taken up their residence in A. T. ttissettio cottage tOlt Gilley stt We welcome Mr. and Urgi,„ Andrews as resident% of Exetee end truet they Will decide to remain tit our midst. The auction sale conducted by Illr. . John Gill on Saturday last for W. 3. T. Meimingiwas a successful one good prices being realized. The house and lot were purchased by private sale on Friday by Mr. Bardy, of Thishwood. who recently purchased the butcher- ing business of Idessrs Wood Ein Fulte Mr. Thinly moved his family in on Tuesday. tNew ramliag ceef1 NM( A6601114 WITH - The S overeign Rank of Canada varmers. as a rule, keep no book of accounts, Their Bank Deposit Beak aheck break are a perfect record of extenses and. pelments. Paying a laboger -Bait% Garget Cure, American Horse Quality, dyes and wear IXIV be thorcreghly relied upon. Daitity 'Now. 0.004 for . 450r:41g: You will find us with a. full line of everything that is new forithe sprino‘ trade We have a wonderful collection • of all Black French. Nieuetian Broad Cloth f Lae Cauvas Vciles, sheere linisb, see b NIT ir Dress etootie, v aistinge estings, Tr nvinufaci tired from ail pare wool. rich Pretty stripes and ehecks1 very haucle New Sorin StYles in 1) satin finish, 54 in wide. „ 51-50 at yd. some, full range of shade% 48 in, wide mings, Stock Coliars, Xid Gloves and evetything new and natty. Black. Bose Cloth Slatting, a so u e y paspottable, dull finiste 51 in, wide French Silk Foliennes, very rich ....,""••••,.4•.1,...4.,,,,,,..*:$1•00 a yid, Black P.anattlit Oletb, all pare *001, absolilk utely unspottable, sy finish, 48 in wide-, ..t. 51.25 a yd. Black Panne Suiting, very dressy inateriaarieb satin finien made of pure as nicely as ea sotg,y. finish In greys, navy 404 011101,1 NEW DRESS GOODS pagae, 48 inches wide. -81.25 We have a good collection of Dress Twine Cloth, same nature as voile Goods in all the new ideas Donegal but heavier threadi full range of shades, 44ito 48 in wide. 75;1.00 $1.25. Cream Luetre taffeta finish, tucks : 48 in wide 35c and 500 Tweeds, Srotell Tweeds, Baseet cloth Cheviot, Voils, Twine ClotteEtateinee Eoliennes and Ct•epe °Ilene d DRESS SKIRTS Black Canvas Cloth, small neat in all tae new colors. Voiles. Fancy weaves, all poen wool, West fashion, Lusters, Plain Laster% Venetiaof ns, 48 inches wide—,.....,85e a yd. Delainee and striped Dirineees, one Meek Worsted Oatmeal Clotlynade the very latest from fhiest worsted yarn, bright „wog- NEW KID GLOVES sted fiuish, ide 48 in, w......85e a yd, svool, medium -weight 81.00 y Cream Voile, makes a very etylisit waist or suit, 48 inches wide, 50c to 51.00 a yard. Orean 1flan ich nnishvery brilliant, 48 inebes, wide, 50 cents W 51.00 a yerd. Cream Canoes 010th, very fashion- able, nea.t evert weave. 42 inches wide 50 cts yd. NEW VESTINGS In plane, large end small bask Weave, Ogared and striped. Th are good. wash goods and give best service at 200 and 25e per yard. NEW WAISTINGS A beautiful selection of thoee got/ We are opening up. a swell 1ot7Of new Dress Sleirts in plain Venetian and Vieuaue clotb, beautifully made and trimmed, They will be good eellere at 3 to 55, NEW STOCK COLLARS All colors, all styles, of good wash stock collars at 20e and 25'e each. Col - r frames, black or white at 10e each, In white, tans, castors and gte5 131aek Frenele Silk Voiles, very rich all the leading shades for sprineeeneess effect, 48 ip. wide....,.. .. i5L25 Sal eiPitcr atiaerpaertetIeaeltdytoof Ci%t•twairidly eGairOV We e Fancy Tweed Suitings A magniacent range of the latest weaves and designs, 'mind - flakes, curls and boucles, in light and dark shades, Beautiful ombination. 48 to $4 in wide, 75; $1.00 and $t.2 yard, What we advertise is so Select your spring dress noiarV1 ELL ROWE ac s for Hire Eflf4131;iPlitud. a. 11313gIcaolth shop or I. xi. Felt OVEII8IXTY VENUS One AND WELT0TRIF11 IfEmiaw.-Afra WieelowieSeinbing Steep bee beta wed tor Over W4 ems be *platens otmetters tober ebildree white tat:liaise% with rarteetstioceis It egot 11•4 1440 *Mitt atittoustlio mous, WW1 all euret. wind voile. and is the best reroady Diarriges. It is PIN -Matta) the taste. eota drueelete rvary part et the worItl. Is ab attle: Its value la istealestahle. „Pe 4.44 ti ;NI' AVittosloire• Seething rtud atk for no ether kind. the celestial equator and i perigee the 2tith and in opposition, Or full the Vtit„ Both the Venus and. the lirv periods aro in force at this This combination is at strong r this tune of year. An unsea- Warill WaVe Will rapidly de.. and toriehiog the 20th. A diugly Ig.w barometer will (I many violent, and perhaps u storms will result during e ptvgress of this storm centre east- ward The April storms which are probable at any time In this month. will give place to wider and more forceful storms at this time, Heavy hall storms miry in all reason be ex- p eted in many sections from the 20th to 200. 11 they do not puncture your glass,or beat down your young vegeta bles suppose you make it "Youti Pleas, ure 'to watch the telegraphic reports . on and touching tbe days of this per. itid. Violent rains, with thunder, wind and possible tornadoes sonth- ward, should. not be wholly a surprise during the that stages of these dieters (lances, Neither should eudden chatige to 'much colder, with dashes of snow and sleet,he unlooked for to the north- ward. The **Baster snow squalls" are almost, certain to follow with the ris- ing barometer aud northwest winds that will eweep eastward and, south- ward during the last stages of this period. Frosts will touch marlY sec- tions, ceutral and northward, daring the nights at the close of this month. Much of Aprii promises to be about normal in eent$011fil conditions- But we suggest that law lands will be in clanger of flooding during the heavy 'Venus rains the last ban of the mouth In such case it will he best to leave c t f early for 0, -Just received front the Dairy ,Assoc - elation a large stock of the following eemedics, which, judging from tbe .munerous legit testimonials, are of 'Mortis them a complete record of their cash receipts, while the stubs of the AndOubted value, ICow Kure, Bay a store ateetlitt., Or any other bill with a Bank elm - is mach safer than Wide Quite etc. Stock raisers wishing in - motley; because the person receiviog the cbeek' must endorse it, ande the orMation and testiumnials regardi -check being returned. to the maker by the Bantam.= be preserved as a receipt. hese remedies call at 0. Ltrre,,Oentr Money deposited in a Bank is not so easily and so often "fooled away" as rug Store, Exeter. when carried around in one's pocket. FARMERS : Try the experiment \for The Huron Expesitor of last we one year or iteeping a Bank account and see if it does not pay you. .A. large says: leatu that at number number of the best, farmers have accounts with us, No charge for cheek people in town have been buyin hooks. • _goods from a couple of shoddy clotis We are desirous of having farmers' accounts eyen though small ; for in peddlers, who have been operating iut. this locality, where raixed farming is preached and. practiced, their accounts town tor it day or two. Even if peo. are sure to grow larger. No Trouble to Answer Questions. pie get the worth of their money in buying this stuff, which they do not Branches in Huron County at as a rule. it is poor policy -that is not Exeter Crediton Dashwood HanSall ZUrICle ClIntOln the way to keep up a town or make it prosperous. These young num have also yisited Exeter this weekend GLADMAN & STANBURY, F,MEa.naKgeAr.rtENzatat etliseelsvahmetee.rule would apply bore as Solicitors. For Marriage Licenses, Weakling Rings, Wes -wiles, Clocks Jewelry, Spectacles Etc °ALT, ON R HICKS, Watch Repairing Specialty. DR. OVEINISs.`rleol' Specialist, Deseases, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat visits Exeter monthly. Glasses Properly Fitted Nasaa catarrh and Deafness treated. Offic e trtIMERCIAL HOTEL. Dates ce visits, EDNESDAvS, Feb.3, March 2 March 30, ay 4. Jane 1. June 29, 3tilv 27, St. 7, Oct. 4. Sof'. 2, Nov. 3). London office 225 aeons .A.ve. ostasal Mr. Thos. Higgins has accepted a position as clerk at the"Star"grocery. *Dr. W. T. Holloway, of Winghain, visited his sister, Mrs. R. N. owe this week. Mr, Arthur Davis has purchased from Mr. Joseph Davis the house va- cated by Mr. Intiough, Mr. George Lewis is confined to his room through illness. Mr. John Strang is also quite ill at, present. Russell Frayne left last week for Brantford where he has accepted a position in the ofdee of the Verity Plow Co, Mr. John Harness has this week moved his family into Mr. D. Braunds house in Exeter North recently oc- cupied by Mr. Connor. Mr. J. N. Howard, Andrew st. has TO ADVERTISERS. a quantity of cedar posts for sale at his residence also lumber, scantling, etc, at his saw mill, see ad in anothe column There is a posib Hite, that Hugh Sutherland may be offered the Con- servative nomination for Thunder Bay and Rainy Riyer, against Janaes COMMee. -Mrs. Alex. Box and little son and Mr. Marshall Box have returned froth Barwick, New Ontario where they spent the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. Miss Pumphrey, of Parkhill, has re- turned to town to stay with her sieter MrePatCharlton, who, we are pleassd to report, is now convalescing after her very serious illness. The Exeter Public School intend holding an "At Home" on Friday evening of this week. A hearty in- vitation is extended to the parents and friends 'of the school, , The Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows will attetid divine service in the Main street Methodist church next Sunday et 11 a. m. Sermon by the paseor, subj, "The Three Links.' Saturday April 23 at 2 o'clock p. m. auction sale of household effects, also set single harness, 1 horse wagon, robe 1 farrow cow and other articles. J. Auntioneer, HENRY MAKINS, proprietor. With the assistance of the latest machinery a piece of leather can be laansformed into a in of shoes th thitty-four minutes in which time it passes through the hands of 63 per- sons ancl througe 15 machines. Mrie Shevirris this week moving her housshoeil effects into the house on Gidley street recently purchased by her from Mr. Will Iese.c, Mr. Johns he copy for changes must be left not later than Tuesday noon. Casual advestisements accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. 'THURSDAY, APRIL 21st, 1901 Locals Fanson's block will be sold by punlic auction on Friday April 22nd. Read Popplestone & Gardiner's add on page 5. If April showers bring May. flowers what do April snowstorms bring. Mr. Joseph Yellow moved tile house- hold efrectsito London on Wednesday. 'Miss Reta Essery, of Centralia., of was the guest of her friend Mrs, Mon- roe this week. Mrs Pane tle, went to Blyth, on Saturday las; to visit her daughter, Mrs. D. Grits snden. See why arnaers should keep a Bank accomit with the Sovereign Bank- Page 8. Hon. Thos. Greenway, of Crystal City, Man., is visiting his sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Rollins. Any man with a backbone like win- ter should have no trouble in making his way in the world. Friday, April 22nd, auction sale of Fanson's Block. H. BeowN, Auction- eer, Rees L. FeersoN, Administrator. Mr. Wm. Hawkshaw is making some improvxnents to his residence on Andrew street,which he recently eur- bought gra alavms house will 'chased before takii15 Possession. 1 iseove therein this week. WANTED. -A good general servant apply at 301 Ring street, London,Ont, Fort SAT -3.-A. quantity of mangolds and turnips. Apply to W. BAGMAN.. Stephen. A GOOD IervEsgmterr.-If you want a safe investment buy the Fanson Block on April 22nd. PROPERTY FOR SALE. - Desirable property in Exeter with suitable resi- dence thereon. Good investment. Apply to GLADMAN STANIMMY, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY • Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. NV. Grove's signature is on each box, 25e. LosT.-A small gold brooch witn pearl settingsbetween Mrs. Halls,And- rew street and Main street Methodist church. Finder will please leave at this office. • CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE. -2000 cedar posts, 1000 stakes, also orders taken for lumber, joyst, scantling, inch lum- ber, etc. at his saw mill. Apply to J. N. Howerip, Andrew street. Nonce. --Miss McTaggart, of Hen - 11, wishes to remind all those who laced. their orders with her for "The Frying Pan" attachments that they are now ready for customers at the store of Thos. Hawkins & Son. GRAFTING.- I am prepared to do grafting as usual on the shortest no- tice on all kind of fruit trees, scions carefully selected. I also have seed ipotatoee of the eariy Gault and Doo- ikey varieties for sale, S. PowELL, 'S..EPWORTH LEAGUE SERVIOF..- Rev. Ma. Baker, junior pastor of Eliniville circuit gave an able address to an appreciative audience in Main street church on Tuesday evening on the Sermon on the Mount. The president occupied the chair, and the meeting was an interesting one COLD WEATHER.- Following close upon the srow, storm of Friday last came a genuine blinding blizzard of snow on Tuesday accompanied by ex- treme! cold weather. With the last fall of snow that now counts over five months of snow with four months good sleighing, a winter unparalled in the oldest inhabitant. LECTURE.—Next Monday 25th int, Rev. S. D. Chown, D. D., General Sec- retary of Temperance and Moral Re:, form, of Toronto, will deliver his pop- ular lecture in the James street Meth- odist church. Subject: "Political condTtlions in Canade," Doors open at 7 30 p. m. Lecture begins at 8. .A1l. are welcome, A silver cellection will he taken othe door. x Beare the Signature 01 The Kind You Have Mways Botlett OUR CiOltRESPOVOUNTS,—,We wo ask our corivimendents to send their bud* whether they ace little or hint We are looking to the inter- ests of our subscribers in their pattie- ular locality, and avant the news whether it is little or rtitteb. When news is ecat•ce that is the time your two or three hew or even one, is es. pecially appreciatell by 'the reader in y ur see.ion. GlVINCI UP BUSINESS. -7, Metiers ood &Juke, Iltitchere, beg to en. unce that thee have eold their busi. netts to Mr. G. Hardy who' takes 'poit- sessionitlay 2nd. Any pereons ing accouras against said firm will please call at the shop and present them, and any person miring, said firm will confer a favor 'by calling and settling before the lot of May. They elso wish to thank the public for the veal libeeal patronage) which bey beve given them and- ask that e same he accorded. to their succes- 0 Give bile a trial anyway. R MINED HOME. -- On Saturday mar g last Mr. I. Armstrong went to Loa an and in the evening return- ed borne bringing with bile his deughter, Miss May Arinstrong, who, our readers are aware. met with the terrible' railway accident at London some eight weeks ago. Front the home of friends sbe as conveyed in a carriage to the Grand Trunk depot where she was placed in an invalid's chair and wheeled across the track behind the coach. It became appar- ent to Mr. Armstrong that even then he was not going to get his da,ughter safely home for just at that moment a locomotive coupling on to the front end drove the car beck, audit almost struck the chair. Mr. Armstrong in desperation clung to his daughter but both escaped without injury only re- ceiving a bad fright. The young lady Was in the hospital but two months and while the injured heel of the re- maining foot is not completely healed yeait is progressing favorably toward recovery. Tom-G:unre-On Wednesday afters noon, Dr., Percy H. Tom, pen °WI. T. S. aria. Elgin Tom, • wee untied ln marriage to Miss Margaret, youngest daughter of Angus M.. Giunn, 359 King street, London, Ont. The, cerameny took ,placet at the family. rasidenca, and on acColtin .of neeen t deaths iia e ,fernil,y, onlyclose pernonal ifrirestis and Tele laves o,f the contracting parties were tpresent. Tae, cexemany was per- formed by Rev. Mr. Wylie, acting paean at Ea. Andrew's Presbyterian fibers -1a. The brielearo.alds twine MiSPOS taster Gunn and • Mabel Teta, sister cif; t he ,bride and groom retsfactively, and the groomsman was Mr. Ed. New- ton, or auff?.rin Ave.. The bride was isititeet in a travelling suit ce gray Chsviot tweed and 'white silk wa Let, arid carried bridal roses and Miles or the valley. Miss Gunn; were a pale /blue trirrund with, prett ty lace.; and carried 'pink ca.rna Lions, and Miss Mabel Tom's gown was of rope colored silk; made • 18th Clentury. Style, and 11or 'briquet wee also ,or carna- Lione the peremony the wedd- ing party. Partook of W sumptuous wedding meal and la t its conclusion Dr. and Mrs. Nom le,ft the 5 m. train If or Goderich, where they arrived lsbortly after 8. InSpettor and Misses Tom, who were present, at the nuptial ceremony, also eterturned to town :by the same train, The groom's pressnis Lo the bridesnaaids were a gold pin WW1 'a', ;Star ',cif poste lto Miss Gann, and a add cattreeet eet ea pearls to his sister. The bride's presents were ex- readingly numerlaulst many, of ,Lbem claming tfrom 'distant par CP Of the De. minion,. Dr. Percy Tom is now locat- ed at Wellwcad,' Manitoba, a thriving 'town Where many Canadians,' have sset tied where Our one-time tovvnsinan has; already...worked into a good prae- t oderich Star. FOTLECASTS.— Rev. Irl' Hicks' prognostications for the rem a d er of April are as followse-The moon is Lace Curtain We have all our Lace Curtains open now for inspection Jna you will And our range largo, beautiful and very- cheap. The prices are from soc to $6.00. 13obinette Curtains for only se 'and $5e per yard. reek..a,"Boo Curtains for Only 2,SO per yard. CARLING B R OS Furniture and Undertaking We carry a good and well assorted stock in 01 lines of our trade. Our fillooni6 NM a s Are made of Pure Fillings, guaranteed, for $5.00. We you cheaper, but nettling better can be bought for e mo With Spring House Cleaning comes the need of many things, nothing so much as a good clan pure mattress. Cp. HUSTON eral Direc • a Practicable Embalmer. Opera, House c en h lands out o plana planting. We believe Also that a timely and proper (etre for glass in ivindows arid green houses, will pre- vent heavy losses front bail storms during this month, Have an eye to the danger of frosts late in the month. Tornadoes are entirely possible, in the last hall of the month especially. Your barometer sbould be consulted carefully ou the approach of all threatening storms. Even if clouds are not in sight, if it is warm and oppressive and your baxotneter reads very low, don't be thrown off your guard. TREMENDOUS CONFLAGRATION IN TORONTO ..essesea. Loss $ rcetioonicio All Wellington street from Young to Bay in flames. Fire broke out on Tuesday night In Toronto in a row of buildings on the north side of Wel- lington street, west of Bay street. The fire burned through Warwick 13ros., Front street, and went on, reaching Bay street. At 2.15 on Wednesday the fire was still spreading having reached the Esplanade and at least thirty Wholesale houses have been destroyed. The Queens Hotel was at frequent times in danger and caught for the third time, At one time the fire appeared to be spreading southwestendangering the Union Station. The total loss is estimated at $10,000,000. Sullivan's Dying message John L. Sullivan, the; greatest of it-pereteat., modern pugilists, t- lies a physical wreck, cio a sick -bed in Boston. and he %ends out this message, through an interviewer "Remember, yOUng arien, Chat 1E you can't lick John L. Sullivan, you can't ;lick the thing that is et:ranger then he is. Leave', whiskey alone." 'There ts more Do Lent a,r,gu mem 1: for fetal abstinence than a dozen lec... have scores of applications from other enter. Commence course now. Catalogue 4.44 •44.440.41.40 • You are 469101101=11111100100010111013MMOI utte.Right A Great Battle Fou and won Notwithstanding the battle w the snow blockade, BOSS & Taylor etill on top Nvith a large stock of buil When you. insist on having Ing materials, Baying Placed o orders for Thirty car loads of Harvey Bros.' Flour. Our STAR FLOUR Is made from the choicest Ontario and Manitoba wheat. The quality of our Wheatlet Has been improved by Steri- lizing it. Give it a trial it is a "Food" not a Our facilities for handling tbe chop- ping trade are unsurpassed. The new Vissot grinder is giving great satis- faction. 1-1.111.VEY R08 MILLERS 40.444.0.04,4400.6.40.43,40.0.440 aeeametasteeestee.17.--te asso* • MANY CALLS a are received from -business firms and 42 MANY STUDENTS are placed in d. goo.. positions each year by the famous e ta CENTRAL STRititTFO,RD. ONT. ' 0 • This school stands for the HIGHEST • AND BEST in business education in ▪ canada to -day. Many business colleges 0 • employ our graduates as teachers. We colleges Ask to see th th d em e ayyoU tunes could advance. One oE the moist ',per Elect, specimens of physical raanhood and Dive i cal s tr eng th, • n vineilile in t he ,art, o C iselfedatence, dying as a result cir the alleconquer- Lag Ipowetr, oXE King Alcohol; Surely peens, inen will aced ,thia warttain But Sullivan b not ;tile firet. Men ,great physical strength and. men- tal strength as well, havebeen con- quered by Che sa me enemy. roping men, bake John Ds dying advice. Auction Sale.—George Hunter & Son will hold a big cattle sale of Milch 'Caws, Good Heifers, ,and. Steers at Centralia, on Friday, April 29th, at 1.30. Terms, 6 months' credit. 45) t 0 rec. • W. 3. ELLIOTT, • Principal es tioOtt00002400000000000000003 IOMMOMIIIMO..="•)/IIMINAT, 110USE nvp IteXALL HOLD These Dyes will dye Wool, C1ot4on, Silk, Jute or Mixed Goods in one bath -they are the latest and most improv- ed Dye in the world. Try a package. All colors at C, Lnez, Exeter. m Luber Lath and Shingles We will bola a better position than ever to supply our many customer's with all they natty require either from shop or yards. Bee Keepers Supplies ready delivery. Place your Orders for Tanks early. Estimates chnerfuily given. 'Call in we like to see youeos ROSS & TAY!, EXETER, ONT. .4 —AT-- BROWNINGS Satisfaetion Guaranteed -• Complete assortment of uo-to-date Spa atelcies Best Quality, Lowest Prices, also full supply School: Note Books, &c. Ell Medicines and Chemical Toilet Articles Brushes, Combs and Perfumes. Drug Stare