HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-11-17, Page 1THIRTY-SECOND YEAR—NO 16
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URON & MIDDL ESEX GAZETT
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBL41R 17th,
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• -Mrs, S. McGee has bad a severe -Our church ehed neV.rin. OM-
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• Wn make epecialty of BONO Trouglamg, ,F1.1 ace 1.Vor
; Double and single acting force pump, bath room, and plumbing
• all kinda ou the sherteSt notice,
• We also carry of a full Hue of shelf hardware.
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• Cement the two leading brands, National and Star brand.
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And eit or ono of them will
peteol millennial glow.
G.J. Sutherlaud, Notary rabilc, ConveyanlaU"SeIC asthmA- t°v '13453VIY. tw° Pletion.
Now is
iiit e ti Ili e : .,.,-,,eitrse.,v,,,l)rs'er3:1;T:lotis i'rilr eonneetioa -"Mr •Edwards# sr- xn°t with a -Mrs, Charles Coates . returised, *4.
jogN WITITE & SOWS
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• 4t, nc nt, and weeks, blat is now recovoelegt Allic Retake spent Sunda, :+
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• caretally drawn at reasonaele rates. Honey mat the largest majority ever re-
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• issurerof Marriage Licenses. 14egal oeaments -Gunn led tile poll hero be a per
in wi chaise
toloanon real estate aslowratesat teterost, e # Prank Coates ead tbe etass.
• fortune; to epraia his ankle last arak
• omee at tiaaraaaloaa00 Haman earded Bayfield for a Pal:llama/1-
m preach an, tary candidate Txuascaly.. eta.
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aLtir(laY 111°4 1° l'°11413°' ** FURNITURE
aA to be on the look out for a
good range or cook stove,
Wood or coal as we Iseve a
large number to choose frons
of the leading makers of Can-
ada, namely
PANDORA
IMPERIAL. OXFORD
TREASuRe
SOUVENIR
alto your wife's face wroatla in a
ITERS
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We also carry a. large stock of base burners, air
blasts to choose from.
HAWKINS &
• eanaway accident a few" dsTs bome •
with Om Methodist •church at Blyth
sveleali wiil 1 .11' '4 4
sel Horses Mr T. S. Berry vos
Y im e or eorae a.fter spending a week visiting the taa
on $nodaY, the 20th.
time A ter Ira,vine mese
— biz ey he forgot to ut the nut on
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• the well 'known -horse wan 11.18 the wheel, so that when. tbe horse Dashwooti
• eountyhrillailla With iTj131 aro:wing him to, the reroititta and ilia? tas slid toe tl•75 eaela:
• Shire •of excellent 't5rBe ava.s a. miracle that Mr rdwardet w'zre'ste'YeR# et+
4) remIltlY Teturrtc(1 Ir°111the ° a began Lel tbe wiled •catano offt naVE,A FEW REAMING WASHERS •
14 her rix; berses, One afie le a
ausang the Lome to run }Jr It ateaamaiere for Sa..0. a. a. Pautaa, 1..a.d.- ++
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Z purchased *era Mr „Sohn Show. halo
,Kale, of Bo -toilet& is 444;
at Lancashire. It is named Bodenham
se areas:as Eereford. 1.80$6, tusd his dam Zurich
visiting in the village, +ao,
• Banker and was foaled to 1902. iliaHarry Guenther is erecting' .÷
a wood shed at the rase his boase.
2 Stout IT, 11007, Bodeubam Banker -Word has besou rectivea aere of _ahatance Eenortwoi,
We have on exhibition at our warerooms, the
largest and best assorted stock of furniture of all kinds, ever be.
fore offered to tbe public which we are selling at prices that
eantest be beaten in Canada,
We invite all intending purchasers to yisit our store and
compare our goods and prices before placing orders. We eau
save you many dollars.
• alarangh intlY a Celt v"a"la prOMISO ta serious accident which befell Mr. der end Geo. Saltrader retarned last We Guarantee e
• horses evor brought into the cows. West some time 'ago. Mrs troward Grib-0 moullo,
• of teing Quo afinest Sbire ;Tames Ilowardt. mite lef for tile av,edaeseay stoat tam, west.
• oE soma, ,QE ttm otuor pti,rehaf.$3 bad .1r)gaz4)fl with a, Telephoste GO.. moraines for Zurich, whore lie takes ,41,t
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• the Seettaa. h Fanner says* Mr. Tt as a laicism'', and was in the act of 0, neaitaea ale, raaeteats dry goods
4, 3, Berry. ,at IIensall, Ontarle, Can,-
clibabing pate wheu in come way
he 10,et las belt Ana fell heavily to
the ground and unfortunately
broke one of his legs.
-A bad lire occurred about a. mile
awl a quarter north of this• place
laat Friday morning, The hero on
Om Islam recently purebased by Mrs
loss Jeffry in some way took fire
and with the contents1 was totally
destroyed. The eoutons, comprise -
Ina about 400 bushels of oats and
about 25 tons of hay, belonged. to
Mr. Chas. Screenan, who bad tbe
farm rented the past season. air.
Seteettain had 'the contente bleared
in the Hay atatual Fire Insuranee
Co.. for $500.
ElimvIlle
ada, has again been to this country
• bouebt four Clydesdale stailioes
• from the etutl of Mr, J. Kerr, Red-
* rrii, Wigtan, Cumberland, These
• compriso the goat borse Gartly Gold
• 10,755, which Mr. Kerr had AO ina
• Option, whatever of selltne but .Zr.
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• 44,."7 was ver, alielotte .to get an
• exEre goad Ertaiti011 to stuna at his
• own stables and resolved to pay the
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• price asked, which Is well on to the
• fear figures. Gartla Gold 16a splen-
• didly bred horse, beam by the noted
- Id Mine 9,i40,which in the
soN 1:rut of Mr. P4 .rasvford, ivon 80
many prizes at the principal ebows
in Scotland, and his grate:Wire WU
fla0 Doted Goldfinder by Lord
Lyssedoch. 4,630. by *Lord Blantyre
°Me, by Dorniey. 222, tuul, his dam is t
celebrated tartly Princess, 12, -
grandam Nazetta. 11,011 fg.gran-
;Nazi', 5,221, g. ;' grandam Con -
a, VT, the dans of the great horse
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- POPULAR
SUITINGS
OVERGOATINIS ABS
PANTINIS
For Fall and Winter Wear
royular goods must be made to
Meet, the requirements and, demands
of the times, we can't stand. still. wit
Must either move forward or back.
ward. Oar goods contain distinct fea.-
hAeliim the attention of every
customer. One constant aim is to
produce gam:Write that have a, -charac-
ter, % personality of their own, to
leave the old beaten track and rise
above the conventional and common
place.
W. W Taman
Merchant, Tailor.
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LOUR
FEEDrgd,,at...,,,:,,,,,714,01;7 1.1E apn3x!*izto.m.rzintiv;
ancestry equal to Cartly Gold. All
tho mares mentioned have been more
The supplying of your every- ov less BrItzewlnllers at Ile
Iligh-
land Society axtd other important
day needs Is what we are workmg 1shows itt Scotland. Gartly Gold him-
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for. To get it we give you' good self obtained a lot of prizes, and has
lures of$120 eech year to travel
art of the town free. We keep OA lleximm district. The 'other
goods and deliver them to any two years in succession wen Preln-
a large supply of 1 horsea ere Lord Jim, 11,407, ay the
ec lebratea Lord Lothian, 5,998. out
Flour aid Feed of the. prize( uinnitie Darling
of Potstown, 14,253; Lortl
constantlly on hand. 11, 402, by Crown Rights, 10,182- a
horse'lhat wile bred by her late Maj-
esty Queen Vittoria -out of t e
champion limos Lady Carlile, 14,-
262, by Lord Lothian; and the tWO-
year-old colt, Baron Moffat, by 331a -
con Baron, 10,510, a son ot Baron's
Pride, 9,122, and out of the mare,
Betsy's Pride, 13;102, a mare descend
ed from Mat famous Garseadden
Mag-
gic, 41. and Barscaddon Lovely, 401
Lor one or which -tthe lato Mr. David
Beattie's father. at Newiaie Ffouse,
Annan, gave auo. These bones eat -
not lint provost (trait to the Clydes-
dale breed in their new home.
Conte in and give
us a trial Order.
Remember wa deliver all goods free to
any part of the town
O'Brien's Grocery, Exeter
Baby
Carriages
The Prince of Wales Carriages 1
and Go -Carts are always in it
for style and finislaa nicely as-
sorted stock just arrived.
Bieveles
We are again sherving tlae cele-
brated Cleveland Bicycles which
-are the best value in the market
to -day for the money.
OVERCOATS
Male to oraer
-fe pairing
- 'Bring in your old wheel and
lhave it repaired and clea-ned
satisfaction guaranteed,
PRICES MODERATE
BrUcefield
many friends a Mr. Wm.
Stonbury will be sorry to hear of
her death, which took place on Mon-
day. November 7th. Mrs. Stanbury
Cl/ EA lp Jast: 'been a great sufferer for alone
-The post office will be closed. on
Thanksgiving Day except for one
hour after each mail from the south.
We have a nice line of Russeame
Overceating in Black and Blue -Mr Bs D. Roy, of Exeter, ia vis -
'tine friends in tb,ls vicinity.
Bea,ver, lila* Serge, and -11rs liodgert, and son, Arch,
are visiting friends in Kippen, this
week.
-Sacrament of The Lord'a Supper
was ,observed in Mt. Pleasant Meth-
odist tchurch, on Sunday
We will give you the best -Archie, son of lair. 3. MoPhale is
under the doctor's care, suffering
f liuin s and workmanship,
making a comfortable coat.
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Come in and see our coat-
ing and the latest styles.
• Martin.
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Grey Overcoating. Made in
any style you wish.
-Rev . took chare o
wOrk, on Sued.j last und areac
•ory able wracks.) on Sunday Moran -
Which was very much apprecia
George Willeoclas, ofeer
abos Of noariy five years in 'Pail -
Man,
and visiting under the parental roof
many friends are th4 o Kee
Itim looking so well.
lass Olive Hawkins, accompanied
by Iter friends Xr .and Miss Matte-
gart. of London Road, north, atelat
Stuldoe' •the gueest of atr. and errs.
Joseph lIa•wkins.
-Mrs. Eliza Andrew arid lier on,
Henry ;arrived here ois aloxiday from
Herniate, Mau, t# visit her daughter,
Mrs. Joshua Johns, Mr. An-
drew looks as if the West agreed
with, hire, and lie note many
cliauges -after an abseets: of 10 ucars.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
from a severe abtack of quinsy.
Mr And Mrs, Rower?, of Tavistoolg
were the guests iof Mr. and Mrs.Con.
Schlellenberger, lot the Ruseeldale
House for -a fow days last week.
-On Friday evening last as Mr.
arcCurtly, of the Thames Road
was returning 'home from be vil-
lage driving*. 'be iovertook. Mrs. Wm.
Atkinson, anal tendered her a. ride
horne. Shortly after Mrs. Atkiuson
ing for Mr. Joseph La`"°"' National Brand
ltalapy rand Tars:Apo:woos life. Iveek, wbere be has bera Ivotkine
Anderson
store.
-Mr .-111-34 Mra. Ilreek1b Adelaidt *1*
tea N'rs, MattWa., l'oullay. litaX
tbeir retarp trip arom vieit to ;
Mrs. Brooke' mother at Zurich,•
.P. Patine )vae 1,41140U,
Saturday taking advantage of the
sale a a hardware stook, the stools
of John nowmaree Hardware 81..%
Coal Co, is beine sold by D.
are qu
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vacated by Mrs. Iree
Kirkton in Greaten mow.
--Miss Lottie Doupe, who has been -airs, William Yea
isactisposed for the, Past two weeks Tommy, visited with
Ls again able to be ovt. 'Marlyn, on Sunday.
-Mrs. Wras X. T, Moore, who baa -Rev. Mr. Benders
sip/Wing a week vlsitine lier ariaakda taa. rao bat
her at Park Head, returned. owrite, visi
raxcgdtii.
Special
eU reeving n
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Y etad
' am Occa
oe sions
TO smelly every.body at sortie time
en MondaY ,„ Stir. Joseph Lawson'e.
-Mr. 3. C, Browu. left for 1ai- -#.ehero tie amine t; ebe
agave, on :Monday. where he Ukase game aat naukszivut3,, temeou,
sit nation in the car Amite for the ter and the Goslieu Line. Hope tbe
winter. weatber will be fine .
-Yrs Thos. Elliott moved into the -Ntre are glad. to see airs.
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licess.e wlach recently purchased alawhinney, Qat agaixt after li
from Miss Annie Dawson, end Wm. cent daness
Elliott has moved front the village -Mr, "William ilaserean wearing
to the farm which his father left, a broad smile these days. 11"batle
-Mr. John Beistley, of Wawanosh the matter, Will. 011, itta a boy this
ited :qrs. Geo. Hazelwood. of Farea- 1 time.
talre4/1"clilaclizaL tillearvill°arge!as. a Ntylelet'Yk ‘Ns%'ett:r1143 ed-laMtiinal}3vcritioltAiltt‘rver
on their way to St. Mary, to atiend m —a rTinss ulte guest
FrA'aturc.I9wiiii:tirirkb..15;t'iwoodi who has for or Mr asial Mrs. Georee "Mtutailioney
during the paat tWO wets.
soma time )12.11. a aosition In a largo _miss 0. Tarn" visited a ita aria
dry ,goods house in WinniPeXt return saes Creettan last 'Prater tati,d Sae-
ed hone last •week. 'and haa again en urday.
gaeed. as clerk with W .J. Itoy, at --Mr, Waliem Yearley sida
Woodham. The girls are all pleased sine avers this week .
to 4.see Will baok again. :ts he is a -ass .antl Mrs. Robert Alsatians
taverlae,-
other our servwee are well nigh
indis ensable. We had in mind
a Lug cakes. Not everyone wit°
es to amclertake them baking.
id no wonder So many things
maY happen -and so much mayhe
only bait right. It'a easier to let us
attend to your requirements at such
times. We shoulder all the work
and bother, and guarantee that yen
will be pleased.
Oysters 40 cents a Quart
W. J. STATHAM
Successor to j. T. O'Brien.
NOTICE
Constantly on band at Ex-
ney visited with Mr, slue .1..as. 4 ea eter and Centralia, the Best
-mr. and Mrs. af, Deejardine, et
Grand Bend, spent Sanas, with ter MoKeuzie, on Om 4t h toaesesioa oo
father and faster. Their very many Sunday last. Cement in Canada.
taunals extend to them thole eon- -alr aTtaceb Finkoeiner • la wort.,
gratulations, arid *trials 'Tor them a
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got.
got: into the begfry, tbe horee, a _Quite a number from wer1 Prices low enough to suit
St, Marys usually sealet oces. Look fright mit aoating the other day av
veryhody
Mr and Mrs. Francis ItirkhY, ()ale- , at porno obitet on Otte road, ana the Ray 'swamp, and bagared quits e Y-
to
out -and as he was going he ridge, o bledick
yelled to airs. Atkinson to jump. -Mr And hirs. Wm ..)lanhinneY
li I I the wheel struck visited with Mr .Thomas Amy, on
t-gosa 140 one eide, them Mr. Mc- a number of rabbits aud some part- j
brated the fiftieth aeniversary or 4
their wedding day on Tuesday. Me,
8. This estimable old couple were
married halt a century ago in Wan -
shard •townsbip, and lived there for
aver forty years. About ten years
ago they came to St „Marys. Their
family of fonr sons and three daagb-
tars, several of whom lived at Tong
distances away, were all home for
the ocoasion. Mr. and. Mrs. Kirkby
were given many presents by their
friends and their sons and daughters
gave expression to their love for
their parents in a touching ad-
dro.ss which was accompanied
hy a purse of gold. The
members of ithe family had not
all Inlet together for many years. The
sons are George, of Cavalier, North
Dakota; John of White Boar Lake,
Minn.; Ipsavick.SoutiaDa
kota; Jonathan, of Blanshaed ana
the daughters are Mrs .A. C. Ready
Parkhill. and Mrs.. Shear e and Miss
Mabel, of St. Marys. Among the
other •gueSts present at the interest-
' event were Mr. and Mrs. E.
Will J. Hardy spent Sunday with
Jim Brown .
-Mrs. Sas. Siephen is visiting
frieaads Toronto.
-Miss Floreinice Burns, , is visit-
ing arionds in Beaverton.
Miss Wilson, of St. Marys, is the
51- of Alioe C't n
Canada is bounded by three oceans I -`m-r°
and is 3,500 miles wide from west to -Mrs John Anderson, is in St.
east, and 1,400 miles from north to.Marys, attendiog her sister, Mrs.
south- Grahara, who is very ill.
Mr. and Mrs :Humphrey Anderson
St Mara's, were the ,guests ot hfrs.
John Anderson, Sunday last.
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THE
• Les &stone • returned
L last week where she will re.. arouad here just now, but they seam
C b
her and threw her between the sanday,
a heels, ei tthe hagesa one of them -Mr. Arthur Glatnvillo vialtad
staking her on the head, giving. a with e friena on the 1:211: rim. es
severe acalp wound, 4111(1 rendering Sunday. Big tat t ra ot Arthur..
Tier unconScions. Mr. McCurdy was
thrown over towards the fence, but British. Columbia is as 1..1r:re as
wa.s able est get 'up and seek assis- twenty-four Swilzerhuade.
bahcr, at Mr. IL Davis' WILD on re Canada.tis larg,c as thirty court -
teatime found Mrs. Atkinson as they tries the size at the United Kieg-
supposed dead, but after getting her dom .
1%fr. Davis' house, she again rat- Canada is double the size of India;
lied. Mr. :McCurdy receivell some eighteen times as terse as France ;
broken. ribs and other miner bruises. twenty times as large aa Spain ; thir-
- • a th confjned. to their teds. ty-three times as la.re :15 Italy.
TIT.* cue o
Anniversary Services. - Miniver-
sary services and anhnual Hot Fowl
MIONMIIMEM,
The lives of 9,500 cbildoan 'Moro
imperiled alien fire broke out in a
public school building on West
Forty-scventh street New York
an Wednesday, Noveraber Oth, but
at the call to fire drill the Filtle
mass alth scarcely a trace et excite-
ment, marched. in safety from the
aurning buildine. Several ot the
children, who were overcome with
fear wileza they saw the flames and
smoke in the halls, were hustlet tut
byateachers and firemen. The School
buil:ding was badly damaged.
the Methodist Church, Kirkton, s and
Sapper under 'the iauspieeanf the La-
dies' Aid of Kirktou, an held in
Sunday and Monday, Nov. 201h and' e
21st. 13.ev. R. W. Knowles, will oc-
cupy the pulpit Sabbath at 10.30 a.
rii.oand the Rev. Colin Fletcher will
Sharp, of Woodoridge, Mrs. J. Bent- Pr
Blyth, ,and Mrs. George "liazle- of the •charch take charge a the'
Itaken at both, services. The choir:
wood Farquhar..
la It 7 an Special collections
Centralia
-Mrs, Wood, of London, is tbo
guest of her sisters, the Misses, Wil-
son.
.and Mrs. F. Colwill viSited
friends in London, o few days last
musical ,service on 4 1)
Monday evcning a hot ;fowl supaer
will he served .Lhe, uasement of
the church from 6.30- to 8.30 after
which Mr. Iaanc Hoard. oE Mitchell,
will 'delight his aildience with a gra-
phic isecount of his trip to the Holy
Land while attending the 'World's S.
week. S. Convention at Jerusalem. e
---Miss Minnie 33aynhant, is visit- scription is fun of: interest end in-
ing iher sister, Miss L. 13aynharn, of terest and information and aboands
Landon.
-Mr. Thomas Willis is building a
cold Istonage just north of his
creamery .
-Miss Lillian Anderson, of To-
ronto, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
o
Anderson.
-Miss Emma Abbott, of Musko-
g N - ka, as the guest of her sister, Miss
Goshen Lane
fCnanTS Bank of Canada from !the West last week: Tom Ida •
withi wit -and humor. The addreps
ross cut Saws
Call and see our .stock for- 1904.
and right Prices.
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Right quality
will ice intea.Spersed with selections •..„
of tmusie lisr the Kirkton Male QUSr-
most delightful evenings of the sea. 1:1,
tett& Come and enjoy one at the ai
son. Admission e5 sieets and 15 ,o
Abbott
Seema well pleased with the prairie' --,Mrs. BoWslaigh left for Mona -Duck limiting is all the. tag.e
conntry:
HEAD OFIICE. MONTREAL.
CAPITAL (all paid up)
RE-F2IR'VE . • • , .
SURPL,IS PROFITS..
'ratans:ye SHE..,
amoral Manager
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'.• . ..• ..... . I, a • • • orla• •••• a • • a$ 18,959
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• E•F•upBDEN, ' old honse here a tew moni s
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. ..$6,000,000
Whalen
Death of. Mr. Alfred Gunning
M. Alfred Gunning died a.t. his home
.1vTarys, on Thursday, Nov. arcl,
aged. 41 years, While visiting at his
nilO
95 13ranches
Superintendent of Branches he was stricken with paralysia. Ito
weeks ago )13 had a s,econd stroke
inc anada partially recovered but about two
SAVINGS BANK from whi ch he never rallied. Mr.
Gunning was a son of ialr. Jas.
rates allowed
the business of Farmers to live. lie le'aves a wife, who is a
travellers, payable in all parts of the ning's brothers and sisters are;
•Oft 'Gunning, of this place. Some months
Interest at most favorable current,
Sayings
ego, not •being in robust health, he
ceipts. sold his farm and went to S a
Bat* Accounts and Deposit Re
Special attenti.on given to
men to whom loans are made o
Letters of Credit issued to
a.nd
Cattle -
daughter l,trsThos. Foster. Gran -
n a,pproved nanses, ton, tand two little looys. „Mr, Crun-
' George, Manitoba; Robert, Thomas,
MIS. Alfred 13rook, Blanslitard, awl.
an- friends and he from 25 to 30 per tent. more la.nd ' large sale on Friday last.
world. `
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
CRED1TON BRANCH
Prank Fred, alre. Jtalm l'oster and
,
Mrs. David JohnslOa, Grant On • 3.)/ir.
to be very bard to get.
-Messrs. Thomas Elston ana. Sion- -Mr. Garfield Lawson. is kept
quite busy these daYs carrying his
• a • a a sline• We hopo he will
main Sol same limo.
uel Davis have exchange 0 as a
Mr. Davis having puachased the
house. 'the t Mr. El a ton has been
living in.
Big Poultry Shipment. The Par-
sons -Davis Conapany, of: Centralia,
on Tuesday last shipped a carload. of
dressed t•iirkeys to 'Vancouver, 13.C.
for ithe Thanksgiving market. The
car •contained 24,000 pounds, and was
the largest Shipment of poultry ever
made from Centralia.
soon have the: right use of! ins band
e'ait
11 \Vrn Henderson visited
ends in DoshWeed, Sunda,y eveniee.
There must be some attraction Wil-
lie al.
. o Eil Tote
Ifedden iar oistern
for Mr, iMrillia,m •Nlaw.-.1Linney,
-Mr. Ezra lirein and Miss East- ,
ma lireln leave on Wednesday for
Iiilichigon and other places where
as large as tlte. United 1(ingdom. they will Stay some iirne visiting I
• ne,arly l ha cc 1, tines The returns of the Ogilvie Com- 1 frionda'-'a I
pany show that ti. western. wheat 1 Mr .11, Glanville has his ritw I
yield is 13.000,000 bushels. Tile liar- 1 bank iborn Cinishial which' looke
• • quite nice. ' I
-Mr. Fred and Miss Minnie Hen- 1
der..011, have returned home, after a
week's visit with friends in. Nissotari.
--Mr Joseph Lawson had ektuito a
t '
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Gunning, was of a modest, retiring being .done it ,
and hors.ea Iveni. at a good price.
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