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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1915-4-8, Page 8SOME PEOPLE 40 WHERE -my air 1 oLWW.. RESOLVEP WYEWLLN Tr You—IATHEM You DEAt WITH' US BUT WILL d r e You PLUMP' VALUE Fog, *YOUR MONEY. WE HAVE doT 'i" -I coo 5—." THE ooD WE KNOW BETTER THAN To FooL THE PEoPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY, BECAUSE WE CAN'T KEEP YOUR TRADE BY FooLING YoU. THE MER— CHANT WHo FooLS HIS CUSTOMERS FooLS TWo PEoPLE, HIS CUSTOMER AND HIMSELF. THE CUSTOMER WILL FIND HE HAS BEEN FooL— ED AND NOT Go BACK. WE KNOW THAT DIS— HoNESTY IS THE WoRST POLICY, AND oNLY FooLISH PEOPLE ARE DISHoNEST. WE HAVE HoNEST GooDS AND HoNEST PRICES. LADIES TAILORED SUITS You will find many of the Newest Spring Styles in Ladies Tailored Suits amongst the splendid range that we are showing. The popular prices are $14, $18.50 and $20,00 NEW MILLINERY Your new hat is bere waiting for you. Our showroom is full of the newest and best models. Be sure to see them. 1 YARD WIDE BLACK SILK We have three qualities in Black Mersaline Silks any bf which will give excellent satisfaction, 1 yard. wide at ....... 1, 1.25 and $1.50 WOOL BATS They are the first we have been to procure for months. Absolutely pure wool, thoroughly cleaned and scoured, at per Ib. 85c RAINCOATS Splendid Raincoats in 6 to 10 year old sizes for Girls in pretty alive shades for $5. Also green, grey and black for Ladies at $7.50 UNBLEACHED LINEN this is a good quality for every day use. Very neat pattern and is 53 inches wide. Good value at per yard 50 cents TOILET SETS in many shapes and decorations. Plain white and gold sets are sell- ing well with us, we have two styled at 175, and $6.50 DINNERWARE You will find our prices right on all Dinnerware. Since war has been declared prices have advanced on all lines. We have several good sets at $10.00 and $12.50 LACE CURTAINS 21 yard length Curtains are our best sellers, We have a big assort- ment for bedrooms at 50, 75 and $1, Lovely parlor curtains $2,50 to $5.00 WALL PAPERS For any room in your home. Good bedroom papers at 5 and 10c a roll Splendid Dining room and Parlor papere at per roll 15 and 25c ROOM RUGS No matter what size you want you will likely find it here. Many new dsigns in Tapestries, Brassels, Velvets and Wiltons. The Prices are right LIN OLE la MS New Linoleums have arrived this week in 2 and 4 yard widths. They are Nairne quality. See our patterns and get our prices before you buy NEW LAID EGGS — 18e CASH; 19c TRADE J.A. STEWART PHONE 16 !'MADE IN CANADA:" Ford Touring Car y . Price $590 Prices of other Ford cars are Two -passenger Runabout $340, Two -passenger Coupel.et $850; Five -passenger Sedan $ 1150. All cars fully equipped, including elec- tric headlights. Prices F. O. B. Ford, Ont. Buyers of all Ford cars will share in our profits if we sell 30,000 cars between August 1, 1914, and August 1, 1915. All Ford cars are on exhibition at EXETEER--Milo Snell, Dealer THE EXETER fitM. F5 Market Report—The. following is the report of the Exeter market corrected ep to April 7th, Wheat $1.30. Oats 55c. 13ariey- 7Qc Buckwheat 75,c Peas $1,50 Flour $4.00, Low Grade Flour $2.00 ' Bran $28`.00 per ton I Shorts $30.00 per ton Sugar Beet pulp $27:.00 per ton. Eggs 18 to 19 cents. Butter 28 to 30. 1Caeamery butter 35c Cliickeras alive 8 ;Dressed 10 Ducks, alive a; dhressed 12 • Turkeys altve 14 dressed 16 ' Old Toms, alive 11e., dressed 13 Geese alive 8. dressed 11 • : Potatoes 40 to 50 cents. Dried Apples .05e. Hogs $8.25. t •••••••••••••••••••••••••v • • • LOCAL • ••••••• ......., List of holiday visitors, on page five Messrs, 'Will. and Arthur Newell, of Stratford aspent Sunday with their brattier rhos. at tate lY tiv,Commercial There will he no wain tax stamp re- quired on letters going to the soldiers in France. The fee fixed for letters to France is five cents andno addition can be made to •this. • Getting up in the- world is like gettingtip on a cold frosty morning out of a warm bed: both require a lot of self-denial end a whole lot mon: of self-will. Sieh is (he cruel Tawe, of success. Miss alas' Armstrong, of. Lucknow, visited her parents, Mr, and ,Mrs, 1, Armstrong over Easter, She was ac- companied back by Miss Ida Arm, strong who will tapend the week Lucknow. Mr. J. H. Scott attended, :the annual meeting of the 'Rural Publishing ,Co,. publiishers of `-'.Farm dr, Dairy, tPeter- borough, last week, he being ,xi direc- tor to 'represent the 'Westara •Dairy- men's Associlatidn. Mr. W. 'A. Balkwill was in; London on' Wednesday visiting bis father, wlio is recovering slowly from his repent' stroke. Mrs. 1+. Delbridge -is with him at present end Mrs, A. Rollins and Mrs, W.• 'Welsh have been down during the week. Mr, R. D. Hunter, of Usborne, took three of his Shorthorn cattle to the. Hensall Spring Show last week ,and was awarded two firsts and. one sec- ond prize besides sweepstakes for best female Shorthorn; sweepstakes for best female any breed and ,special for best bull under yeas old. The holidays passed oft very quietly in town. The weather was excellent. There was a large number of •,visitors in town and many availed themselves of the opportunity to spend the .boli-. days away from home. On Good Fri- day morning a number ,of boys ,en- joy ed a game of hockey on the rink something unusual for Good Friday. The Epworth Leagues and Sunday Schools of the Methodist churches in t.h,e Exeter district will hold a aeries of Institutes from April nth to 12th. rneswill be 'held a't Kirlston on the nabs,, Parkhill on the 9th and Main St. Exeter on the 12th. Rev. F. L Farewell, Field Secretary for Sunday Schools and $pevoith Leagues will be the chief speaker.' T,hte. 'following subjects will be dealt with, "T'hiy place of 'the 'Sunday School in Modern Edu- cation" "Missions in Epworth Leagues and 'Sunday Schools„ "Organizicg and working the Elementary division, ICra- dle Roll, Primary and Junior dept."" "Building the. ,Adult division, Organ- ized Bible •'classes, Home: dept. and Teacher Training" "The Tragedy of Youth and ,the ,;Church's Prevention" 'Mae :Sunday b ehool as a Force in the Kingdom's Extension.."' Bus at 'home, Keep 'the dollar at home. Clean up ! Clean up 1 Clean up li List of .holiday visitors on page five Miss Fist event ,Wednesday in Lon- don. Mr. li'. W. Gladman spent Saturday in London. Mrs. Horton left this week to vis- it in London. Mr. L. Day, Sr„ spent Tihursday last in London. Albert and Mildred. Horton are ;vis- iting in Godericb. Miss Vera ;CainpbelL of Hamilton, is visiting at her bbnie There. Mr. Fred Sanderson has moved. ,;his wife and retells to town. Miss J. Murree is spending the bali- da5s in Dundas and Toronto. sr:ss S. Gregory, of Chatham, is spending 'the holidays with bier moth- er. Reg. Bissett, of Chatham Business College, is holidaying at his a home' here. 4liisses Edna Follick and Stella Southcott spent Thursday last in London.. • Mrs. S. M. Sanders entertained a number of ,friends last 'Wednesday evening, aiissl D. Hotham left last week for. Mt. Forest, where she has secured a position. Mr. Frank Tom, of Toledo, O,hio,_ called on his sisteris, th! Diisses Tom last week. EGGS WANTED—Will pay lac rash r 19c trade for .New Laid, Eggs.—J. A.: itewart. Mrs. 'W. 7J. Burke, of .Ingersoll,. is visiti her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Tiny los. The Misses lainiman entertained the. i3ooit,.Club at the home. of Mrs. Ewell on Wednesday, Rev. John Holmes a former pastor, will preach in James street ,church next Sabbath. Messrs. Hilbert Jones, Latimer Greive, Chester and Ern Harvey spent Good Friday in London. The books are being placed .in the new 'Carnegie Library And it will be .opened in a few days. Mr.. Case Howard has tre'turned home after 'holidaying in London, St. Thomas and Toronto bibs. S Hardy was' Balled to Harbor Beach, Mich., on account of the death of her itephiew, M. Peters. Mrs. T. M. 'White, who ;hiaa been vis- iting in town for several :weeks re- turns to Windsor this week. Miss Em na ` Harrison, of 33uffalo, returned home Tuesday after spend- ing a week with Dins. Amos. Misses H. and Keddy ,vera . in Proem on Friday last attending ,the funeral of .Mrs. Robt. Down,, Mr. Robt. Pickard and two sons Clarence and Allan left i,his week for their farm at Frobis;bire, Seek. Miss Jean Seldon, of Ingersoll, Ls spending the holidays with her par- ents, Mr. and alas. R. G. Seldon, Mrs. F. A. ,May was ,called, to ,Ma- chcll last week owipig to ;t hie illness of her mother. Mrs. W. R. Davis. • Mrs. John Welsh and ,grandson, Master Gerald Long, ,left last ,week on an extended visit to ,Winnipeg. Misses Hamilton and Pridh'am of the Exeter HighSchool staff are holi- daying• at their, themes in Goderic'h. Mies Ballantyne is visiting with'' her brother on the Thames Road, 'Airs. Ballantyne being ill with lagrippe. Mr. Ralph Brand, of Detroit, fleas returned to his ,duties at athie,. Exeter station after being off -for a several weeks. Mr. E. Christie was in Hensall last Wednesday axed Clinton on Thursday as judge of the light 'Horses alt . the spring shows. Mrs. Burwell returned last week af- ter visiting in St. T'bomas. Mr. Bur- well has been confined to his home with lagrippe. Miss Grace O,ke, ,who lags been vis- iting for several weeks with :friends and relatives around Exeter, has re- turned to Centralia. The times will be pleased if readers who receive letters of general Interest from soldiers at the front ,will send them to its for publication. Mrs, Bert Holt, of Grand Bend, who has been in a London hospital for sev- eral weeks has retiirned to her home much improved . in health. The James street Sunday Sebool ad- ded a large double base violin to 'their orc`h'estra last Sabbath. 'I, he new instrument is'piased by rl%lr. Aus- Ford. Iexa11Orderlies, derft ess the modern laxa- tive, cleanse the system mid beautify the complcxion. Sold only by W. g. Cole. The I_texall Store, 10c., 25c. and 50e, boxes. Mrs., A. Ilooper, of the Laker Road, visited her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) Mann of Brusseis, over Earster. A fin , aew rresbe teriati aburch, of whieh a4lxr, 14lann ispagan., eves opeeied';1aist`Saba" bath. L,st of ltolidae visitors' on page hive Patriotic League Notes Previously acknowledged $1679.72 ' Master 'Gale Clark • 1.00 S. Fitton t ` t1.00 .Iisis;Edna=and Joe Follick 1.00 Mr. Coni,or 5.-00, • P. 'W.' G1344110. 1,.00 Total` . $1688.72 ., The league are preparing td' make a large numbe.rt.of,Juror' ts outfits and any person who will undertake to do some sewieig kindly call vat the Town Hall ?lftirsday afternoon and get it. Any old flannel or • woollen goods which('. could be used for making in - tants vests can 'tie'left ;at the Town Hall Thursday ,Or et S. F itton's. Letter from France The following letter ,was ;received tis: Mrs- D. Mack, of ,'toren, from the. Liming line in Franca iii • reply to a. note Mrs. Mack had attaebted'to a pr. of socks she load knitted kanidt w,hica was forwarded with the knittedgoods sent out by ;the Exeter Patriotic League;. It proves that the supplies are finding their ,way to "The front. The letter cvas passed by a censor. No. 1, Oo's 8th Canadian Infantry t13at-; !talion, 90th Rifles, Canadian Ex- peditionary `force, France Match 18th', 19.11,.. Dear Mrs. D1[ack,— Tihe socks 3ouekindly sent l reeetvedll this morning and for w,bllci [ want to thank you very much'. .a .'We ,always appreciate any thing sent love,- to, its especially from Canada land assure Jou nothing is waisted or dee stroyed. A11 the •Oanadian. Divisions have been in the. trenches now and we hope to do great t(hitngs to the enemy before we are ;through, with them. The weather hems is improving daily much' 'to our satisfaction. We all missed the snow Ala winter tgod, the extreme cold we • in• Winnipeg •are' so used to 'getting. Now I must say good -by e wit h the best of,wishes from Yours sincerely Corp. N .5., Williamson LADIES & GENTLEMEN If your hair is thin, ;faded or dis- colored, or if ;5au're bald, If you would make our appearance attrac- tive and youthfuland benefit your {health and comfort, .be sun. •you' see the Dorenwend :Compans'as 'wonderful. display of quality hair ,goods.' it the Central Hotel, 'Exeter, on Friday•, April 16th. ,Switches, Braids, Trans- formations. ns Pompadours, s Wavelets, etc.. of uns•irpassed quality hair and workmanship. Also Dorenwend art hair -toupees for •bald 'men, including the famous sanitary patent stricture's You are offered -a free demonstration of any sity,le. Remember the date Friday, April 16th. , Easter Services Beautiful epring-like weather ,pre- vailed for Easter and special services in Harmony with the occasion were held in the different c:.urc,htes in town 13eaatiful floyye•ra decorated the dif- ferent pulpits and the:special music added to the services. .• In Caven Preaby'terien ,chua'dh' the choir furnishl4 some splendid music for the Easter serviee,s,, two extra_ anthems'being sung. In the .evening Rev. P. Nicol conducted the services the Pastor, . Rev. S. F. Sharp con- duetingThanksgiving' Communion ser- vices at Thames Road church'. The choir of !Main sitreat Methodist church ,gave . a song servir, in the evening. They sang four anthtems vers acceptably. Miss Vera leiuxwsr thy and '1,118e Jones, guests et the parsonage, sang two pleasing 'Solos. Holy Communion service was held in Trivitt Memorial `church at eight o'clock Sunday morning and the reg. alar service ateleven o'clock. In the afternoon the'Rector, Rev. D. W. Col- lins addressed' the Sunday 'School. In the evening .the erector was assisted" by Rev; 1. G •lesettt, of •Kitrkton. The choir rendered some ,excellent music ass;,sted by Mr. Fred .Ton:eia of London who sang several: pleasing.eolos. Mr. Markham deserves greaa.,credit for alis, choral. service, •. Hi, • At James street clrurab a; quartette' Was' s uns.Misses Elva Ford and Stella Sdnthcott ,and ltfessrs. S. M, Sanders end Austin T'ord.' . In the evening 'the, congregation was favor- ed with n quartette ti Mrs. A.ndrr.wa, Misses O. ,nuance, 0,.. Treble ;and 11, PhiiC'lipe n. male Chorea and also°:a solo by •Mr. II. PhAllips' hi addi'tiotat %tit thie regular a.nt;liems ca, ba %;ivas -obsertved lila tial'• iJe a „bon ... 5 ,, • ..•. Sabbath' in"t11te afternoon arta e ;ttaambct of 'rtarilea were received'' to be added to' the church refl. • • • Mr, Michael Eacret Honored The following interesting article was taken from the llra.ntford Daily Courier. of •March ,2911` and ,will be read with pleasure by oust many. read - ere "Me. Michael Eacrett, who .ea to, Brantford from Exeter' in August •of 1898, is 'moving back to that town:'on Wednesday with his family. He was Clerk of 'the place 'for 26' years, and came here to take a position„with the Verity Plow Company. Ile ,has now retired, and will' spend the ,evening of his lite among t'ble old, scenes. In connection with bis bidd9ng, good-bye to the firm named she tiva presented with the,. ,following ; ule dress 41 Mr. Michael Eacrett ;K 162 Darling St.: City Dear Mr. Eacrett, It Ls mangy;' many years sine you took up wort;,' with the late W. 11. Verity, the, founder of the business from lwhich” the present company ,has grown, and, whether in Exeter with Messrs,W 13. Verity .&. Son or in, Brantford with the Verity Plow Company, Lienite,d, sou have been one of the men al- ways faithful in your services, deeply interested in. the •welfare and growth of the business, a man of integrity, honesty and of •Christian character, and by your fellow workmen looked up to as to a brother- or to a lather earring their retyped; and esteem. Such a condition of ,heart and life: for so many years, now that you are leave ina the regular irvorit, cannot • but bring to your beast euchs a Conscious- ness asp to give you great joy, and the' memory of ' such relations hip and such .association• utast, ,we feel `;suns. ever..gladden Sour heart; bi you recall them. In recognition of sour.; ccntin+ied faijth'fulness and 1o3alty for all these years, and as. a mark of .our respect and esteem. we Bask Sou to kindly tee- cept from us the enclosed cheek for three b.nndred dollaie, 'With every good viieh Most sincerely yours Verity Plow Co. Limited. (Masons Also On Friday night at an open meet- ing of the Masons Mr. Eacrett was also presented with' a purse or gold ,of $300. Wor. Bro. Dr. ;Hanna, during a fine address on. "Patriotism and Duty," handed the token to 'Mr. Bac- reit, in irecognition of his , valuable: servces as a Mason. (during u i a mem- bership of 56 years, and 53 years as a Past Master. Mr. Eacrett made a most feeling ,reply, and at the close shook hands with all the ,members as they left the' lodge room. 'Mr. Eacrett was born in Queen's County-, Ireland, in ,1837, and came to Canada with the family in 1852. He spent all his days until coming to Brantford, in Exeter, :and he and bis wife have seven children, Richard, 13. R., .Mrs. E. Kauffman, Miss Alice Brantford; George, Edmonton; Mrs. Beavers, Exeter, and Mrs. Turnbull of Farquhar. He hies been an ,active. member of the Wellington St. Me- thodist church and received an, ad- dress from the Sunday morning class A fine type of man and citizen, there will be mans hearty wishes tor the. future welfare of himself and ,goad wife, A patriotic and musical entertain- ment will be held in thle( Public Ball, Far.uhar, on Friday evening April I'G'ttb b3 the pupils of Mrs. A. Il, Gambrill A,L'.C.al.,• The profits will be donated to the Patriotic ', An excellent program is bei ranged. Rupture Expert Here, SEELY, 'WHO FITTED 1CZAR'0 RUSSIA CALLED TO GODEaIC>:1., 13. II. u',els of Chicago ;and Bihila;; delnh'a tbic 'noted trues expertp'1willt be ht the Bedford Hotel and, main in 'Goderichi. Wednesday hnl,.q,s April 14 th. Mr. Seely says "Cib,e Spermatic Shield os .now used ands approved las the United States (ov- .rnatena Will not only retain ary ca 3 . of rupture perfectly, affordifig itn late and compete relief, but e'ozesthe s average a n the 'nllt�' iCn d S O 'e (. in p ,. H3 case. O.ih;s instrument rrp,:ived i th,; only ;reward in England and. yin, Siaain, prod'.cing results without ,rstogery; harmful injections, medical treatment. or prescriptions. Mr. Seals bus doeu tnents from the Coifed States Gov't, Waishpngton,Cr ..;•lfox° `i spcetien.' Al '.o1?arity. •ctisea; wItlietit, 'dl arge;: ,or i5 tany istvteresteil Gall is wit( be,gla:d tit srhoW enie witt;botii CI1nrge 01j •lit them if desired. Any otieru)taared, should remember .tbti date <and lazes" advantage ,of thla opportunity,, THURSDAY,. 'APRIL 8th 18M COMING TO EXETER TUE DORENWEND Co., OF a : TORONTO LIMITED, Canada's foremost hair -goods establish- ment will display and demon- strate a sample stock of the lat- est atest hair -goods fashions for lad. les, and toupees and wigs for bald men at the Central Hotel on FRIDAY, APRIL ;'1 6th FOR LADIES:-D'orenwend's Transformation by overcoming ev- ery defect of your own hair will assist you to appear at your best always. Switches, Braids, Pompadours, Wavelets, etc. of the fin- est quality hair and unsurpassed workmanship. You are invited to inspect these goods • GENTLEMEN t ARE YOU P Y, ' BALD, .A. Dorenwend Art Hair -toupee' will make you appear years younger and will prove a bebefit to your health and. comfort, 1r, it Indetectable, Feathew't, Hygenlc Have a demonstration of what it wilt do fur you. emember the Date - Friday, April 16th M. M. DOYLE HAS TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR THE FOLLOWING LEADING AUTOMOBILES OAKLAND , OL DSM®BILE CADILLAC & HUPMOBILE, INTENDiNG PURCHASERS WILL DO WELL TO CALL BEFORE ORDERING M. M. DOYLE HOUSECLEANING TiME MAKE Housecleaning Easv by buying a Domestic. Vacuum Cleaner from us. ' It will clean your . Rugs and . Carpets better than. beating them and with much less labor. Then get iottle of -Sunny Polish to clean, your furniture, and if yon see ' you need any new furniture, we have a big stock to choose from. R. N. ROWE Embalmer & Funeral Director PHONE 20a F. W. HODGSON ICarpente' and. Builder Plans furnished; Estimates given free on aft classes of buildings. 3-15-11! ,EGGS -:White Wyandotte or Barred E'13 -moth Rock, from choice stock, lay- ing ,strain. See Harvey Bros. The drop in emigration last year' from the British Isles to ilritish de- minions •was 14.7,0D0, or aver: 50='per cent. While the war is partl3' res- ponsible, the authorities consider the. decline is also due to ,a natural r'e- action after a period of unusual act- ivi'ts„ !1 hey say ; 'It is to be feared that mans ,mak) Ibave gone to Canada in search of employ went failed to find lt. and it is only natural that emi- grants who (halve been, dissappointed ehould seek to dissuade others from emigrating.` ]:TICKS' FORECASTS The Second Reactionary Storm Per- iod is central on and touching thle 11 and 12th. .1: he Moon is on the celest- ial equator on the lltht which fact in- dicates greatly inereased' warmth, with rattling thunder and lightning on and about that day. As we have and said in our magazine an lm qac. there is an unnnisra.kabl:e tcndencs to rising temperature and electx•ical storpis, when thC,Moop ,on the cel- estial esuator, especially when it isi passing from soith to north declina-: tion. Such is the case oat •tsLts seer - i ,' from the t ,,a� warm od: and w rmYi electric � , south are aliriosk certain to clash; with colder air from the north, precipi- tating squalls, thiunder, and hail The neer Moon or 'Moon's conjunction with Sun and Earth on the lath, will'lend to ,prolong,sternii,conditio!S, .with Ap- showers; and ; sstor►S . ; thl•odghout. the ..;interim betwe ti tbifi ;end the etext'• 5tb0.1, pt'x`idd oss lily' a short,. sharp rise of t,ie, li rorrlaaet $. rftle br`ie3 change to cooler, thea aappca3- an aid touching the 13th. THICK, GLOSSY ' HAIR FREE FROM DANDRUFF' Girls! Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy andt beautiful—Get a 25 cent bottle of Danderine, .. If you •card for heavy hair that glis- tens with beauty and is radiant with life; has an incomparable softness and is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine- Jnst one application doubles the beauty of your hair, besides it imme- diately dissolves every particle of dandruff. You can not have. nice 'heavy, healthy hair if you have dandruff. This destructive scurf robe the hair of its lustre, its strength end its very life, and ;if not overcome it produces s a feverishness and itching of the scalp; the hair roots famish, loosen and die; then the lair falls out fast. o Surely get a 25 -cent' ` bottle of Knowlton's Danderine froint any, drug store and Must try it, "A' Man's (Ability is his Passport" F rank Weaver PR OFESSOR OF MUSIC' LONDON, ONT. Teacher of Organ and 1I • brant est of Piano 'Playing Voice Culture awl Artistic Singing a Specialty;. 16 years • practical iexperience. For Terms apply at S. Martin 83 1 Son's Music (Store .1 IN EXETER EVERY FRIDAY 1 Horatio Reynolds Seed Dealer Red Clover,, Alsike, Timothy, Mille& Alfalfa and 'bears bough t.i Imported Red Clover and Timoilip Seed for sale ; , also choice, hornet grown ' Buckwheat acd Aisik`i„`. • , (Willbe at home to take in seed every Tuesday, Wednesday, Z'hursda>r land Saturday Highest. prices paid: Ad'dr, ' all. corn nnunications to 11. Reynolds,•' l. a7' Ontario. R, R. Nob. Le otri PERRY F. POLITE, Licensed Auer, r tioneer, Sales conducted in any 10'% ca 'ty Terms !moderate Orders left at Times office will be promptltyt, at ' tended to. 'hone 116; Kirkton. Ado dress I£irkton P.O.. EDWARD J. „FERGUSON, Licene4 ed Auctioneer, Sales conducted in any locality dive stock a specialty , Orda eis;left •ht 'Times Office will receivte, prompt j;tc tion ; lex tail- moderate, l•I, 1 " No '" c'Cne 1 dress. tr t1,i It . Phone 45.2 Il xlikon. • k.