Exeter Advocate, 1902-5-22, Page 8IOVER!
REMOVED!
and see us at oxer yew
quarters, tir1 SWIM
PM OF DR. ' IJ #lipp.
We have greatly enlarged our
Stock of
884, ,Suitin s,
oatiags„ 7antings, etc.
so that we have uow some
natty and up -to -datelines
limes
to choose from. We can
satisfy the most critical,
EUDER TIM STAND
TAN
Tariltar:
Ola Yes! Stewart is cloieg .the esu,
p,� curtain trade Their, values
l
aebla
o ii s a, t •a newe
1 l ,e
I>r,i3 1n h5 had fnc
erected around his dwelling on An-
drew street.
A load of Oddfello5'vs drove to Luean
Trrestlaay evetdog to.fra,teruiee with
he Lodge at .that place.
3Ir. Geo. Ctnadunore: is ecuneueal to his
home the result of on accident ou Tees-
day in which he out a pith -dui gash in
one of his toes.
Tire item iu last week's ADVOCA.114
with. reference to the ball taatct be-
tweeta Clinton sand Exeter teams was
probably a little riaisleaeithg in as much
as it read. Exeter Baseball, team. 1t
was not. the or.•genizerI team of "Vie -
ors" but that o£ the school. Had it
been the e fetors" doubtless there
would have been a reverse* state ~a€ af-
fairs in the score.
Quality Qiad quantity are the essen-
tial points wince make Exeter Star
Flour what it is. First duality on the
market and full weight. When you
go to buy flour ask for Exeter Star
and see tbat you gait and you will be
convinced of its superiority. For sale
by the leading, dealers and at tate mill
for delivery to any part of the town.,
1145.1tVEY BROS.
The Lake Huron Frait Growers' aas
sedation recommend. that to get lid of
the cadain anotheea band of coarse can,
vas icotfee ling for exemple) be pieced
tanntl the trunk of easels tree about
nue Pealed removed ii clayys later and
5 tlest OZ e L The bends aag;aiam put
al atnel reetOrQel on Jul, 15 and moths'
strayed. after winch the baud can
inn be put on and left till fall.."
prize has been donated by an old
ort, Yieuty s latest Boys~ Baol;, val.
d $1.2.1, ,eta 2ftlt of May, to the most'
boyPaddle 'e Sc ool.
n a l a i_ the 1' r It #
nI r in p
sate, to heir en by sot bays only,
eaxtet'ing grounds. iilnekbaard an.
Itaiisiarstj names of candidates and
their number of votes every quarter
o asarrr will be on the
f n
ib s be on hand and .upport your
!dittos.
By generosity of the Grand Truthk
piiieials ta:tektite/1 breve been granted
- .e*rease in wages. Section ferreauen
receive ut5 per mouth, instead of
1aa#a clay as formerly, and section
'r a naw get ti1.2O per xla teinsteatd.'
fan The eeea.ion eaten slid LIM ;ask
tie in tense: it wars voluntary on
lna> gar¢ of the termed Trunk,
and a
.a
¢aa ;lraew tint the wort, of the tam on
the x
whets ei newie of the system eel
aappreeiaitee.
:es wee promised a very inteaerstin;
;argue of tree et ball was played on the
rehoot grounds between the r'eprese'nt+
native teaam% the "Shaauav^aeks" and
•gYtaplee, a?ai Friday evemug Last,
Pieta atlteemsiS worked vigorously for
ieory
but at teras seen from the
start that. the " Shaarnrocks were,
air hely stranger than their opponents,
erineei entry the honors went to titem
iia a Ferre of a to 2 points. Miss L.ittlt.
n manipulated. the referees whist ie
sartidfaactorily and on the whole the vie-
s were interestingly entertained,
Mr. Sheldon B. Clement, B. Se., sou
of iter. B. Clement, (former pastor of
Jaques street Methodist church) demon-
strator in
the faculty ofeppliedsckr•e
.
McGill University. Montreal, is spend-
ing a few slays at his home in I>rings-
viile, prior to his taking a position on
the staff of the Canadian Nuigara Pow-
er Cis., Niagara Falls. At a recent con,
vocaatit n of the univexsity,Mteeletuent
bad conferred upon him tht+ degree of
'•:Ilitster in science." tie also received
the Lye prize for original research
work in hydraulics.
Besebaall sentiment ashen running
high this past week. Three dose and
exciting local gauges have been played.
tla Thursday evening the team of the
Sutherland -hales Co. played the tower
boys i•esultiug in a victory for the lat-
ter bye score of 0-10. On the follow-
ing evening they Victors played the
school tenni and sag tin succeeded in
winning out 4-0. Tuesday the terms of
the first game again had another "go"
when the tide of fortune turned, the
company's team winning ont by a
score of 13-6.
The Clinton New Era of last week
says: --"'Since the retirement of W. N.
Manning as business manager at the
factory we understand that ii'. Boss,
who has been the efl elent bookkeeper,
has received this appointment and W.
Stevenson has also been promoted. in
bis duties; Jas. Doherty has joined the
office staff. The employees, on a. vote
decided that beginning the 1st of June
Saturday afternoon will be taken es a
holiday until the last of August." Mr.
Ross was a former Exeter boy and his
many friends here will learn with
pleasure of his appointment.
The man who wrestles with the : cow
and teaches the calves to suck, who
casts the corn before the swine, is now
in • greatest luck; for butter's an the up.
per grade, veal is higher than a kite,
pork is climbing up the scale and beef
is out of sight. The eggs he gathers
every dayfrom his Poland chicken coop
are almost worth their weight in gold,.
and we are in the soup. His corn brings
in a fancy price its rising every day,
and he rakes in all kinds of money for
half a ton of hay. The farmer is in the
saddle and when he comes to town the
rest of us by right should go 'way back
and then sit down.
Apprentice Barber Wanted.
A yonng'man to learn barbering, ap-
ply to A, HASTINGS, Exeter.
Notice
• To the - Shareholders of the Exeter
Salt Works Co.
Gentleman.—Please take notice that
the annual meeting of the Sharehold-
ers of the Exeter Salt Works Co., will
be held Friday, June 6, at Town Hall,
2 o'clock p.m. By order of the Board.
T.B.CARLING, Sec'y-Treas.
Licensed Auctioneers.
Up to May 18th, 1902, thefollowing
have been granted an auctioneer's li-
cense for the County of Huron, viz.
Thomas Gundry, John Currie, Jas..
Stanley, F. S. Scott, Henry Torrance,
Thos. Cameron, John Gill, Henry
Brown, Joseph .Cowan, R. M. Charles,
C. H. Wilson, A. H. Gorman, Thomas
Brown, John Knox, D. Dickinson, C.
H. Merryfield, Jas. Henderson, David
Sanderson, Edward Bossenuerry, P. S,
Phillips, G. Barton, 0.. Hamilton, J. H.
Hayill, W. J. Miller, Philip Sipple,
e
r ea grta t r• rrr
a
carr^i tiitlsia t
ly range of i3lael; lust
ce tis. Stewatrt lavas
al ay* .rill he Trinity $traria
uaexant eras prorognecl Thu,
nay.
The &evil always fishes in shallow
places,
Blank note aria?. receipt forms at the
Advoeaate.
Data letrraw trouble, you sale €'.rdy
have a plenty.
A, gang of gyp -.fes lr.a. sa ri abrtumgla
to oenMondty,
A women's papitlaar^ity is
to whet scar toreeete to array.
For Ihraaaaaiesaa•y note ;ua'l, lerclpt„
forms call at the Advatrate tof'lice.
• g a. -,..I.
1f yon hive thtYia aaltti in getting, ..al -
3r g uu1 flatcar, tax F.etetcr Star' Flour.
Any dealer in reestnetics can tell von
there nee la*i q of Neff Tuttle wonne'aa.
rewterStaar Flour contains all the
cram of the wheat. H,".nvtt Duos
The toren of Clinton has divided to
4:xyitsown gr.aitiiiitaric eidevealie; rias'
year,
Some p eple's ennseien, a sheet er-
a'ntls lar enitegh tow their nerehburs
emits.
Some amen have a talent for making
utaney while it is just a habit wit
cullers.
Messrs,Hnndfoteland Elliott s
hipp
ed
h+rri4ri horses to Vin i1r�, iiu
,
on Monday.
Some housewives get so economical
that they are always trying to roast
their husbands.
'Monday was a hot one, the ther-
mometer registering bt � of cleat. Not
had for alta rter.
The Royal Tempters drove to Far -
Taber Tuesday night to attend a meet -
mg of the lodge in that plaee.
The latreest portion of the business
of the country is done by check.
I e arty call the balance isdone by cheek.
It othietg sure reds like suaeese, If
you want to have , nice iharoree loaf
of bread yon slundd use /enter Star
Flour.
It is strange that every time some
one whistles to a dog every num in
hearing turns to see if be is the one
wanted.
A good woman is the nobleest work
of all God's creation. but there are as
many different gr: des as there are in
Iead pencils.
A girl may pretend to be surprised
when she receives a proposal, when
she is really wondering why the young
man waited so long.
A friend is a pian who will point out
to you the silver lining in every dark
cloud in order to spare himself the
trouble of loaning you his unbrella.
Farmers and horseman should try
our rolled oats, Itis the best food for
horses that has been offered for some
time. HARVEY BnoS.
Iowan Sun: Mr. Jos. Hodgins had
the misfortnne one day last week to
ran a nail in his foot which laid him
up, but he is now able to be around
again.
Mr. Geo. H. Henley, of the Latter
13ay Saint persuasion, held forth in
Mr. Wood's Hall Sunday afternoon
and evening hut both meetings were
slimly attended.
Exeter Star Flour is made of select-
ed home grown wheat and No. 1 Hard
'S artitobafor sale by leading dealers
and at the mill. Flour and feed de-
livered to any part of the town.
Choice housekeepers. all agree that
our Choice Pastry Flour is the very
hest pastry flour on the market. Use
it once and you will always use it.
Fer sale at the mill. HARVEY BRos,
A successful men is one who keeps
his heart young, his life clean, repeats
no mistakes, follows the dictates of his
oxen conscience and tries to make the
world better for his having -lived in
it.
The teachers of South Huron will
hold their ann•uel convention in the
Auditorium of the Collegiate Institute,
Cxoderich, on Thursday and. Friday -of
this week. It is expected the meeting
will be largelyattended, as an espec-
fally interestingrogram ; has been
prepared for the Assembly.
Under the fishery regnlations govern-
ing this district, the season for picker-
el fishing began on the 15th of May,
which date is supposed to mark the
close of the pickerel spawning season.
This year the, government issued :la
order cutting ten days off the close
season, and permit ted fishing -from and
after May 5th.
Men's swell htits and tic's, beautiful
ines; of up-to-date aryl,
eStewart's.
l
Is
Business Places to be Qtosee.
911 business places in town Will be s
closed oe Saturday next and the day •
generally observed by aur" citizeus as
'a boliday. Farmers end. others will
n ,
'r div are erre
ka x � rn diems saacardingly.
Livery Sold.
?Lir. IS5 gar. Snell, owing to continued
illness, has disposed of his livery busi-
ness to Messrs, CFeo, Crawley (ucan)
WW1 ThQ-u as Ogde>i 03klduIp4 The
new proprietors will take.possessioa on
Monday nest, Meyneth, .
Standa.ed Smelter and.Retikning ce.
1.0 ea.tra issue of the eboee'staek is
offered at 40c for the purpose of doub,
lino present capacity. Will pey 20 per
cent. per nanauu on investment. Se-
cure a block At once by applying to
E. Ieneme,
Exeter P. O.
Dr. Oveats.
Specialist eye, ear, -nose and throat,
will be at the Commercial Hotel, on
theist and 8rd Fridays of each eleneklr,
Spect roles and eyeglasses fitted. Mane'
eerangemeuts of the .nervous and di-
gestive systeme endue to errors of re.
fraction.
Wanted $efore xlie tst Pax et June,
Three gins to go to Manitoba, for
kitchen, dining morn and cook. Wages
to good girls; Eitclnen, $12; dining
t'ooua Sia; coot,.12i per month. Meta
bebeaalthy and strong, 44,pply early
leo that arrangeanents GOO be wade)
to C. H. Sanders.
App oe4� Oil'1_ce, Exeter.
Pour, tae Raitt-
Pleatsuro parties visiting Grand Bend
will tins it to their ndvautage to calf
on the nuderssigucd if desirous of pro-
curing beats for rowing On the lathe or
river. Outages very reasonable.
Fishing tackle supplied on the beach.'
A eottage to rent an the Parkhill
geounds. H. Git.Ie tlnanager',
1i2'and Bend, Ont.
s ra CQatscit
conservative er t t:rtr ilnaras.
Mt Eilbea's Committee Room will
he open each night (except Sunday°s),
from 7.20 to 10.30 pan. till after elec-
tion. Rooms inr.nson'sBlock, up
second stairs. Well lighted, pkeuty of
literature. papers.. etc. Alt invited.
Everybody lassie welcome. Felends
of Heury Either, M. P. i"., lraarticaiaar-
lv requested to attend as often as pos. ,
ailuro
C. 11. F.isand'n'. 3, A. Rollins.
+t' 'n, lal`EY.
QanlicIl Proceedings.
Commit a a unmant : a
e met tr rC to . o arra-
p
¢. Totten Hall. elay 1G
�rce
-
rt« Milani es E n1evaarSmeeting read
,.
and e°una(ia'nied. NNW:el—Harding9-that
Baal follcawinigeeeaaiaaaatst tae lhstosr�tl aaraci 1
Filers:, due= ora Tre'aesueser lair stronger^-
llaaIIaa;, F,;" pine. 41.tii1; intuit.
it 2 ,4,
rat t,•e�-Ga� 1.� grin a sec , Y
Innen ,
i;Y.rr . it ¢teat ,r l lean rte p r ao c•a
a iv s 1.
p
prohibiting the running at. large of
gritty auto two cows belonging to'one
r ttepey er.- Carried. Dak'is . Yuir--
that the Clerk ask, fear tenders for l al.
sunning aurcl painting Town Hall.—
Varied.
aall.—Vagric d. Wood—elarding---tlutt, (emu- :
eil adjourn to meet at call of Reeve.—
Carried.
eeve.'C" arried.
Gm. H. DIssr:rr,: (Aerie
Stewart's Big Cash Store- will be
closed TIGHT all daySatti r aYsMa
Y
2lth.
swell lot of new art tapestry cur.
tams. Jest opened at Stewart's.
Now Beige .
For some time past negotiations
have betel in progress for the establish,
agent here of a branch of the new
Sovereign Bank of Canada, The nkat-
ter bas eventually :reached a climax
and as a. result it has been decided tea
locate a branch in Mr, T. Fitton's new
premises, opposite than • Central Hotel;
The building is to be-reanodelled under
modern arelaitecturoi platns,pax'ticulaa_
ly adapting t for the purpose. The
work of remodelling will be started at
once and just as soon as possible mat-
ters will adjusted $ as too on
with the business, with Mr. ural,
who lass been hereforsonre time work-
itlein the interest of the bank, as its
erate;meager, This will be a valuable
argri,isition to the town and we trust
it will meet with every success.
evInowrownimreolmavvommoro
PERSONAL.
Dr. Audereon spent Monday night
with friends in ?Mitchell..
Ide.
Robt. de Hamilton, of Loudon,
spent Monday' night in teem.
Mr. L. IL Dickson was in London en
professional business Monday.
.l.[t:'.Jobn eleintyre and Mt. Jos.
Davis spehht Sonday i:a Seaforth.
Misses Janet and Ellen Brawn spent
Sunday with friends in St. Mere's.
"Ir. W. J. liewksbaw, of Toronto,
spent Saturday with his parents here.
.Mr. Lionel Howard, of London town„
ship, spent Sunday at: his home here,
Mr. John Torrence, of Seeforth,
shook hands with friends in town Fri.
clay .
lir. Clras.Tout is confined tohis bed,
sntiear. from1an ante ttC 1pneu-
monia. - -
Revs, Brawn and ell yard attended
distriet streeting at Centraatia. Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs, Cltapinau and Mee, Stacey. of
Hensel. were the guests of Mrs. V.W.
Collins, Monday..
Miss Lily Howard, who spent a few
days with her father here, returned to.
Fergtthar Tuesday+.
Zia. L, idatlster, of Toronto, was in
town Setsmnlaay in the interests of the
new Sovereign lrt1
.
Dr. Anderson spent Snralay with his
wife, who is visiting tier sister-in-law
Mts. Kiri., ofDungannon.
Mr. W. WTaanien and Mr. Ed.
Christie and the Misses Huston spent
Hendee- with friends in ltitebell,
13ev, Wm. Martin and F. W. Mod -
men attended the prohibiton eon.
vention at lhnsall on Friday last.
Miss Ethel Piper,er,
hue
been
vis-
iting
in Clinton rad atf ith foe
the
ls;ist, eh; week, returned home Satter.
Seboot hoard Minutes.
Minutes of tweeting held in theTown
11ra11.:Itunday 10, at 8 p.ut.Ab-
sent,ii, Huston, The following is the
order of busiuess duly submitted and
arplrrcr'rcd. Per 4,I1 ur nrSlr, minutes of ;.
previous meeting. Per Union C:oru,
that, the required urinal had been con
structed nnciproper drainage secured
fat n. cost of Sol PerSee'y,tlnLt the bele
anon of the 11.S. and non resident fees
were' in a fair waxy of tieing seemed
without trouble. Per R. N. Rtowe:a id
W. 3. Carling, that the following ac-
count be paith—.T. Grigg, school sin).
:13.
pries $15.. Per 3. Senior and W.
'Trevethicic, that the following stigges, -
tion be held under consideration until
the next meeting of the Board sand
further as a notice of nation; --That
whereas the property iuhniediotely ad-
joining the school property- to the
South, tieing available andfree of
buildings thereon.that this I3uaaral urge
upon the Villatge Council the desitea-
hility of purchasing the said property
and of opening the sauce as a park and
general recreation grounds for the vil-
lage; and further that this Board
place a turnstile on the north side of
the east platy grounds, at present used
by the boys, and suitable openings
through the fence on the south side of
the sarc,to admit persons at all times,.
other than when the school is in ses-
sion; provided. however, that no per-
son be allowed on the original play
grounds surrounding the sebool with-
out permission of the Principal or care-
taker of the school; and also that ;Lo-
tion be taken by the Board to recover
for all damages resultine. to any part
of the school property in violation of.
the privileges afforded by this propos-
ed resolution. Per W. J. Carling ad-
journment.
J. GRIIeo, Sec'y,
Or. , Hanson. Honored.
Dr. Hannon, pastor of the Park
Street Methodist church, Chatham,
who, we learn, is to be stationed here
as pastor of the James street church,
after the next conference, has been
highly honored in his present charge,
as will be seen bythe following, taken
from the Chatham Plant of last week;
"The last Quarterly Board of the Park
St, Methodist Church, was held last
evening An the church. The reports
were the most encouraging in the his-
tory of the 'church, and the balance
was found to be on the right side of
the financial sheet. The church has
increased in membership over 100 since
Dr. Hannon took charge of the pastor-
ate. The following resolution, moved
by Dr. A. W. Thornton, was unani
rnously passeda—
Rev. Sanies Hannon, D.D.
DEAR SIR AND BRO.—At this, the
last quarterly official meeting of your
pastorate in this church, we desire to
express to you the gratitude we, feel
that, under God,we have had the priv-
ilege of being associated during the
past three years as pastor and people.
As a man among Men you have "'meas-
ured tip to our Highest ideal and as a
pastor to his people you have not failed
diligently to feed your ; flock. While
your pulpit ministrations have lacked
entirely anything pertaining to. • the
sensational, they have ever been char-
acterized b the most vigorous and
Y ,� _
healthy scriptural truth. Especially
in our official i eetin •have we learned
the catholicityofyogi, mind the.pure
kindliness of your character...' And
now, as we draw to the close of your
pastoral term, we pray that the very
God of Peace may abundantly bless
youin your now relationships as He
has blessed you in this charge.
ZYr. T`, 13'. Carling, left on Tuesday
rtitlrning for Toronto to atteuct the
anieeting of the llethtnlist Book Coni-
rriitte e.
Mrs. Trail. who bas been visiting
her tether, Mr. Clark. for some weeks,
retetrueti to her home In Hampton,
Tuesday.
Ir. John (an lFt ou Monthly Iatst,
fur Winnipeg, Uwe, rn claarrge of n
cWW1 horses shipped by llessr^s.
Handford et Elliott,
Miss Lena f•Iarreard atte'sded the
wedding of her cousin, Miss I.thttie
Jefferson, to M'. Wm. 'John Miles, of
Hamilton, yesterday (Wed.)-; •
;hiss 3. 1I'. Robertson, Miss V esper
and 11. N. Anderson Reeve. to-claryy
(Thursday) to attend OW; Teachers
Convention to be held in eilatleeich.
Mrs. Jae. Harvey. of Steptie?n, is at
present confined to her lred from a se-
vere attack of erysipelas from which
she has been suffering for a number
of years. •
Mrs. W. W. Thotupson, of Camp-
bellford, is visiting friepds in and
around Exeter. She waes the, guest
of Mrs. P. W. Collins arf1 Mrs. E.
Treble this week.
Mr. Thomas Case, of the London
Road, North, returned from aaprospec-
ting visit to the North West Thursday.
Tota says Ontario is good enough for
althoamgh he speaks in high praise
of the eonutry,
TELL THE TRUTH,
Why is it that sohhe elealers wilfully melee
false statements tri their ads ertisement? It cane
net .be bec'aese they find it pays; for it .certainly
does not. We believe it is best to tell the 'truth
about what we nave and conceal nothing. When
we say aur stock of HARDWARE is complete -we
say so: without the least exaggeration. To 'in-
street our stock is to verify what we say.:: We
here quote &few lines of seasonable goode, .
"creep goods.
NOWis.hire time to prepare for the,fly' season, by procuring your
Screens. We have as supply of either doors or windows, and at right prices.
Wire, 41-o.,
'We have just put in a large supply of Barb, Web and Sprung Coil
wires, Poultry setting, Etc.
Jpe fats.
Sprayers, Paupers, Garden Shears, Lawns AtQwers,
Moretti and .Portland Cements,
T, HAWKINS & SON,
suvt essors to it Bishop a +sn.
naris Green,
VICTURIA DAY
SAT., MAY 24th,1902
OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED.
goods to hand this week to
Dresses and Waists.
' •g
whit
ate ilill�,islil:�s iu. linen 'White organdies,
very handsome de- dignities, white book lairs
rills,
urge variety of V alenoieu es lances and iiiser'tious
�a
to select from,
SPAOKIVIA
s
adatucrrters for rise C'erdente'd le, E. Snudfor'tt Ready Mande Clothingg,
Communication
5
EDITOR ADVOCATE.
DEAR. SIit:—Kindly allow are space
to correct an article in your last issue
which is misleading. You state that.
the Exeter Baseball Club was defeated
by Clinton. It was the Public school
tenni which played that genie and not
the regular town team, there being
only one of the latter who played on.
that occasion, Again, we read that the
school teaua has defeated the town
boys on two occasions. I think that
in neither of these games .have any
more than one or two of the regular
players been engaged. The lode' games
are no criterion of the abilities of the
team, as the regular players are engag-
ed nu both sides as was the case in the
garner of Thursday and Tuesday even-
ings. Hoping that this explanation
will enlighten those . who have not
been ferniliaar with the circumstances,
I am yours truly, W. J. Brooks,
Sec'y. V. -B. B.O.
Frank Murphy, of the Royal Ho -
ill race at the rear of
Archie Baird Sunday
owning. Dan. Baird
and fished him
Mrs. Allain, mother
Mr.Ross of the London
had been ill.. a
winter wasoperat-
-
Gedex•ich: E. Campion, K.C., while
about ` to descend the stairs on the
morning of the 5th inst., missed a step
and fell; the result being two broken
ribs. . Mr. Campion has been confined
St. Marys: Little
son of: Mr. Murphy,
tel,fell into them
the store of Mr.
and casae near dr.
heard the boy's cries
out-
Tuck ersm ith:
Mr. James All<a•n, of the 4th concession
died. on Monday, at the residence' of
her son -an -law,
road. The deceased
long time, and last
ed on for cancer,
to his bed ever since, as 'the f raetures
were serious ones, but: at latest reports
he is improving.
Goderich.tp.: Rich. Baker has sold
his farm, lot 24, con. 15, containing 100
acres, for the sum of about 55,000 to
Roland Jenkins; on the place is a fine
dwelling and excellent barn and out
s n. Jenkins,who will
buildings. Geo, l
work it, has one of the finest properties
in the township.
FIND
UTs1nE1iTT-aci4M
Now is the time tot beautify our
homes by selecting some of our
h
handsome Furniture.
Do you want a nice
Bedroom sett for . « .... . $1 Q
Sideboard ., ...... « . , . 8
Cool Sweet, Mattresses. .. , . 3
Bed Springs .................. 2
Couches and Easy Chairs at easy prices.
Curtain poles and trimmings.
We have several, sets of beautiful chairs just in.
Give us a call and if we have not got what you
want we will soon get it for you.
.17Ves. C. Ruston,
Furniture and undertaking rooms.
Gidley's Block, Exeter.
26 Ms
of granulated sugar for
with every hu n-
dred of flour
ou purchase '
Y
from us.
W Trevethick.
fir
St. Marys: In the death :of Mrs.Jas.
Elliott, which occurred at the family
residence, May 8, St, Marys loses an es-
teemed resident. The deceased lady'
was stricken With paralysis about two
weeks ago and gradtally sank, She
had been in failing health for several
years`
ClIARLTON & PURDON
EXETER, AGENT FOR
PRO VAN'S. PATENT CARRIERS
FORKS ANO SLINGS.
Supplied with either 'the
Angle Iron., Round -
Rod or Wood. -"- -
These are without -a
doubt the best ma-
chines obtainable
T
at any price.' -
Was awarded the only
medal and diploma
given on I -lay Forks
at. the Worlds
Fair Chicago.
Supplies at Russell's Blacksmith
shop.'
EXETER, ONTARIO,