Exeter Advocate, 1903-7-2, Page 8Niunardine proroises the best, league
ecroseeeneteh of the setteoa for
"ost title
se big time and a glorious day is now
aseured for the excursionists to Eins
coeliac on the 6th of A,ugust twat,
For lame bade or derangements a T. P. smith cmititig-
be kedneys use Die Kahle), pine, eee. If you 'have defective eyesight don't
a box. Solt1 by c. Lutz. • ". fail to consult with T. P. Smith, the
Douse on- sale or Reot Noted. Eye Speelelist, of Elora; who
Frame hoes, on. lemon ot000t, co,. will he at the Coninierelal House. Bee-
t • e, esix room A iv to It.ooabo ter, on July 17th and 1Stie, See "ad"
-a
For eoteng pigs and ealvee nothiog one% nother coluout.
ROM At0t Hem,' Harris.
Another of our oldest residents has
been called, fromour midst to .pay
nature's debt, in the person of Mr.
HeorO Harris, of Huron streee,at
the age of 77 Yeerse7 months and 26
days. The deceasett was a 10011 of un.
Reuel strength awl energy and ecarcely
knew what day's steleness was until
about three weeks previoas to his de-
mise when he WaS,Ariketen down with,
au noateaktaek of la grippe,. and de-
lleret-Mr. Chao. Mason* Voreett *Ass sptte the best medical attendance aud
Charoiette Drinlewater. London; ole. mooing the stroke of death could riot
Ge°' VQN3eri, and Geo Knox. Toronto; t he averted. The deceased. wasa native
Tom jectell and Harry Biseett, Lon- Devonshire, England, awl. came to
don; Lionell Howard, Aa•ther; Wm. 1 title country with his Parents when
AS will he see el in another column Davidson. London; Mrs. Ross, Forest; but a youth, settliug leetearlie town,.
elm Louisa Stewart, eldest daughter Frann Hunt, Loudon; Mr. D. Spieer, „ship. For a number of years Ow de-
f the late James Glee,. was me Tuesday tan , s y ;teed concleeted the toll gate at
-traded in Montreal to Mr. Chas. P, Miss B. Robiuson, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. -on. after which he moved to Pal-
E.
I,
I.,ee, a professor in. otw of the ' feirlowe Loudon. stern and condi-Kited a tiray. About,,
merleantranversities. The Ativecate uretfa woe, nit years ago be mart -lett Mrs. Pbeehe
" etenels congrattentioes. Mrs. ?,,lartha Hawkins, Slutece Sweet. of this place, ;and he has sinee
heve dee d the calf Aug' stale% it relth pninfetl neeleteaat on Inede Ileeter Lis dwelling, place. Mr.
nit On:civic helidan alai We Will 10,k514 She Vms about to Harris wee a moaner oE tMethod
oe ist
a.utevinifferaee preeozations for the ,eiz down Una elude when elze nelecale Cloorelt and was a matt of sterling
eothati toad telliiKtOMOWnt a Exeter ' e&1 its exact loeatdou awl fell to principean Itemest and true, inOustrions
eettestonisto ne Oetenacil have ap-t; the theete aSiOacttittig the thigh ' anal faithful to duty ur.a it. every settee
ointed conunittee taa Ilteak after ; Stargialakaid was soteneetaed -e man. Besides a sorrowing eteidow
verytibiteg to natake the day attruettive fractataw
re n.elicd anti she is now eg he leaves oneeere eine m Hl
a
a Id pleasant. as well toe cattid eapeetVil lea !ming 'Souta
hmpton, The nattered look pave -'
Jelin thutennever tef Kincortinle. 4Oy leher injuratte tua,y pore ' toeley (Tinned:tee t
The retrains; of the late 31ro Mary ' itnhe
tif Les Angetc,s, wene Oka Letettat-
eelte hots, toeta Morstier Leo Ito, fte
-
tliattham i3). The" hotly Ile ;Vaal, Ldtty
andon, tee
4%4 tnieen to the Trieltt Metattarial , lest wee° aktf 4.110;'0 Vari5f011s anginfT
egnals lenglish Stock Food. Give i▪ t a Boaz.40.s 1ainc4..
trril. Sold bv 0,Lutz. Exeter. Boavders waxtect 4,,kposy t alcs..
le Exeter's new bratss Band will, we are velem omelet. wioiont awl An
e
assured, accompany the eecureionists gt44.
cs Kincardine me...august 6th, 1903. loon t
"Oer Vietorie Park is jest. the spa 12,99Q tbs. weol vanted at the Ex
-
Or a iY1Cnies b°4tillgt bathing' bnwhIng, eter 'Woollen helilla Either washed or
tee best of music, ilaneing, refresh.- anwasbed., Highest cash price paid,
menta Everythlug A.s Too Like It." 3litir ,O Co.
11*D" Otte Welters -
A Macollea Wan.) corresPoudent &co The following, spent Dominion Day
e Crystal City Courier. ants refers to
o formerresidents of Eateterz-Frauk
tans and Fred 13issett bave taken
e go of tlee view stove whist, Me. E.d.
Uius bas erected_ at this place.
Itii
lways to be iouxd
at this TailoringEtab
lisbDzt. If you a
coking for one. try us.
ie trial will eouvine
you that you cannot ge
better satisthet ion for t"
Rime money than
will give you.
W . W. Taman.
Lat 17:7a a
O
.44r1Aq tl& WAWA 4kf some
ras,Ins ea....;•:y day,. and the
lateilvers depend ton ttee Mud.
tol'otthos tnt.0,7 1,vart4*.
glre tailf - tes
ynez avnat to 14. \rya
4,14.-e-oe ovain., ;mai have
snit tuna:. tro 0;fien.
ni.0n* Can't:'.4n4
Sletf
01.erf4
oe
0 H I\T
ILOR
Exers
eseaseseetee eeesee
Stavelotten Eseetteetious.
Promotions from Room II. to Roont
. in order ocr inetitt- Marata eatling:
opera% f:aith dlouear. Edward 'West-
ott, Logitte (healing, Alvin Brintnell,
.huratte wltere tt mated till 2.0. when of ttir. S:0131 i'0113',0114 o eLr Juzl eseewoleo, ye i4ilace Wsaer,
gifyrt. tieririee WitS 'held aud the re- 't de -:d lea ballet he toe hoepital Ondogonweenda
nips aftervrattls to rest in tile fit.Verti Fro-oi cuss p tf) Rano To-
e Cateeeterte 31re. 'Welle war.; an ;aid allani7A erombtineetelicAn cr. /he',Tr0,401414.-t, Irene
r of :gr., Q. Bolder. diseese her Lie was deit
esaareil of. The ()Nei/. Olive *14t Watt. hittree Murolve
1:omelets were Itretagitt 'tete for leti:ah may wooth Aegean,. Many. Emma,
MO funeral taking plaee to the Esneter mentidd: - iletelman. 31noY
Centotery from her fatitedh reeteton'O Knight. Fna
F3V last. t Promoted foam Sr. III to Jr. IV.
The Satereer Sawa Peeteetled. i Names lu order of traelt. the first
Officers welo eleeted and arranges thietetta connitlepaesfuro wita Lome's. as fol.
meats ItEertid- ted for the haide lowet-Etizeg er'oepaer„ S10413.
hg of a etureuer eehoolatiirant i Vend Matade Jahn, leiltiett Amos Dattglee
AflirliViis fut. the etwalv of the eat," SteWntt. J01141,40112, :01:124* Rowe.
eanera leave eelkeste.1 the vere des for
beat yon eve 0.4000 01110X6401N 1.0 tZ6Villt.„
V014 4.:,en ;zeente the Meatner "KinS
void for Thursday, Angnst 6/11.
Beitd would add oveatty to the
ellkhYttliont tel exeursiontsts. Will yon
ave one with you?
11. littedott.
Agent Aletenta Velar S. S. Co.
on ague*, neoot tee eagle mom arid genotol inetrionion veg.:1441es Niora Ilarton. Megette Clang, Phoebe
er Fasaus euz.4:01 VSInt, lint %tooting to Ole: ; Stweree Luilts etetette teelteeTrevetidele,
Ore gatelen. on Main eteeet, 404 reasett ZilViNg Iwo well adivetteall Mitotie C3nn, Ntrerntan iladgertWet.
pdietelt tet eerie pal; Aces earried,:pertielly :etude WAS found Wilke* Wake., S'Finitibt
r ggieg tehet wiee eleetreeving eolteu the areetigemente were Vitae Ressesee mega, seem% Weide,
ay roe peeenees, Settee deeals of 'to peeetere epeehersartil tetneeetttere. etineite Amy, Eleeette enrage,
' Jr. 111 to Ste ilf. the thee twee et:tee-
ing with hotettez-litellsentroe Mtliyard.
Linde , Hedger: aud Otatlys
tettnahe Biraey. Jeeeie hltioeon,
Emma, Ilnilso Loney Ile:motel. Anna
Dow, Viola Weleh, Fartnee.
thievery toe, a tiltegtace to eary eivtidevel 4 W 14"04 t 4412 a c14,4., tv'a'
t."PlIt.tinettir„V until Ilitv lIttIltAtmattan's !pWritiat yixatn, Eta falMitt5 win br ret
IrOnDta 0,4t riyould wtc the fan lenient 1 theth tainte the eelotel 1. greul eas-
ed the late. !, eves during, the 6140114 -ter of Wet
Mr. F. W. Fallevinfinf. of jamlion, [Tee Not S2atnp.
t*114,-14, Nttlltlity eatrvegiggtbe e mote me um mono "withal wa,•9 ifoitvd
, the plopeetel grauttlathet walk to Doitnittion Day It?:tr the linteieee of the Agin's Dort: n,o,rejeoe' adloase, Jennie
ee can't tam the latet, Intetnit, 'tattoo tutu Clunnto eleAvoy, lognalt
side el etreet. from stveet of Hie Majestie bring ono p duted
,94.40111,1044144K0444.41%.
tittlENTIFIC
EY IALIST
"4 -
*r
itt Ur AT
OMMER4 L 'MAME T
-0 clays only --
I Y SATURDAY, aULY I?, 18
flint down thie summIiuun er on the east
..theiere flawhins Son% hardwere singe his menet, on to the throne, rep. Wilma; Istga Wilda, Retina Rrintesalla .
,,,Lnath shop to the Main street and. Q1111.111e, 4Ind now in YOrt: fitteKt`. PhPle5ontOwn At4Z2134113•Willie Bl'ailtt
11. Wnif!,% In each of the upper corners lottmot"d on tali; Th^yogtvel.
to "laud Bmtd ytotaday twoo.) to the 10Wer earner n 11100ple leaf, with a Taylor, Willie Arnritrong,
p
WINE!
Now is the time to seeuro your Binder Twine for the moult)
season,. We guarantee our stock equal to any other twine of the
anie nOneher of feet to the potted. Don't uegleet yoet, purchases
out ealt early,
Cements.
We keep constantly in stock the National and Star 3nds
of Portland Cements, conceded by ell competent judges to he tb.e
the market.
e S. W. F.
Before you beeein to paint yow liouse or as
to get the best punt possible for the money an
give the best eatlefactioe and lougest wear.
Hardware
We have the largest,
and benders' suppliespecially.
fF, else be sure
a the same time
ele of bard, wte
e r lift pure s cal
T. HAWKINS Zt SON.
sP
Th
Roth Hoe ter and Harry Devideond
esesa and teems g, nee:sews restaaliets hoe in ravel eetatae awake. °bee LgIlietaa :Alma Me- araso
• ethodiet Chureb atul down to tbe the Landon residence of the MeV Vettettat !nog. The roruwing were
ehe eeteen :levee, who wheeled out of the stamp ie a Tatar erowth end let lennrlio:Welsli* 1-"gi Mab4
9getn) the afternoon. bad e eery ene nutmeat intItcatnig the denteninca 1 31. E. title.
OK 0 TI
T ALWAYS
f.
Bo,
0C1S
re-x.10°0dg Department' we showing for
year a special range (if pree ...tiers Pure
Wool es„ 'Grenadines. eream.Figured
Maar - and white fancy stripe for waists.
:B1,11.61
=LC Wailt1-latest patter
te ts-- New Ideas
Jhoie wl • white waist counters
our showhia ersily diseounts anything .-eeri ou
store. rims Reasonable.
Ore; int esperienee. Shortie- atm. tion of tlu" entrap. The yortrait of the
h • .trtival hi. was overcome by a suns
Crake which threatened serionsresulte,
b it De. 3IeLattglilin. of Deshwood,
etret Oreethlt took the eatee in eharge
It m a few latOliti the patient began
f, show signs of recovery. He 'SIMS able
=a return to his home here thismorning,
'risme:day.)
its Amy Jebne, who has been at -
no Alum College St. Tb011101S is
mong the number of successful ones
grolirtting. A splerolid picture of the
1003 class Appeared in the St. Thomas
Times, of Saturday. Mies Johns re-
turned home here last, week, and ou
Sundae. last deliglIted the congrega-
tion of Main Street Methodiet Chnrch
be- a beautifnily rendered solo. Miss
•Tietens has a particularly sweet vela.,
of ample vOlumne and pleasing ite
effect.
The old spectacle racket was SIACCOSS-
bib" WOrkea On some of our more easy
citizens by a glib.tongeed sharper on
Tuesday. The fikiv approached his
prospective dupe by a reguest for a
match or some other remark as a star-
ter. Then he would produce a, pair of
brightly polished spectacles, to all out-
ward appearance gold rimmed and of
first quality, with the remark that he
found them on the train and being
that be had no use for them he would
sell them cheap. Of course the covet-
ous desire of some was greater than
I eerie aud e'villrself of bis
valuable service.% as tbiS Iltne 01
portnuity to Irtee your eyes properly
testea free of eh lege. xo guess work,
but a scientifie certainty. Dill -knit
cases aecivately fitted. ALL WOltit
GrARANTEED.
A full line of Artificial Eyes added
o one stock.
LOCAL DOINGS.
skatfaxgrarscAk-2M2aczar...15tateszestats
The Zurich Herald_ is holidaying this
week.
Sehool clostel for tbe summer holi-
days on Friday laet.
The Ontario Legislature porogued at
12 o'clock an Saturday last.
Exeter Civic Holiday A 6, 1003.
Kincardine Ciyie Holiday, August 6th..
Exeter and Kincardine will joie
hands in making the Alasonie excnr-
sion of. the etb of August to Kince,r-
dine the best of all.
Mr. James Snell, of Clinton, a.s
been appointed District Supreme Pres-
ident of the Huron and Brnce District
of the Sons of Engand.
Otn. Brass Band should not delay in
thew ork of organization. They should
be in good thne for the Masonic Exeter-,
• siou to Kincaraine on August 6th.
During bot weather do you suffer
from burning, tired, sore or perspiring
feee? If so use Foot Ease. It will
give you relief. Sold by 0. Lutz. Price
25 cents.
King is a etrilting mad at euirable like-
ness ui9 mcce.,tv.
rotes V4. Wastatott.
Otz Monday latet Conetuble J.
Weeteott went to Underfelt to defend
ettee in which one Chase 4_ Dytes, at
Heasall, was complainant. The charge
was foe forging the mune Luev
Reichert to a warrant lesued
Seumel Stnillio, of HCOSitii, on the 24rd
of January last. The svarrant in quo.
tton was produced and ttu examination
proved to be the same as ivben it left
Uwe heads of the magietrale, cons
eequeutly the notion was dismissed,
the Police Magistrate censuring the
complainant severely for having
brought such a groundless (nee before
hien. Dykes was repvesented by
Crown Attorney Lewts and Mae Cem,row
of the law firm of Did:imam tlarrow,
wbile Mee G. Stanimey acted for the
defendant.
A. Rare Beaut
On Tnesthey night last the James
steet parsonage was beseiged by a
large number of people curious to see
a rare beauty in the shape of a cactus
flower. the cultivation of the -cactus
family has long been luereasingly po-
pular, not so mueb on account of the
fres:pone beauty or rarety of their
flowers as the bizerre and often gro-
tesque vegetative forms. It was our
privilege and pleasure to be among the
b h tnessedth s ver retty
their beeter judgment and 11,1 it c-Qp7, mun el ,...viT 0 wl 1 YP
sequence several were made victims of I ft°Wer -.the plant is of the ilat growth
his scheake. The dupes have now a $eecies and the flower of great stze and
eventy-five cent article that cost theta beauty, sending; out a Meet nlearOing
ma -fifty cents to $1,50. armona, and was remarkable' for its
shape and growth in many ways. It
it was opportune that the two hun- was of the short-lived speciesethe novo-
dredth anniversary of the birth of et- commencing to open about seven
John Wesley, the founder of Method-
ism, should have occurred an Sunday. o'clock in the evening and perishing,
before moruiug. It was indeed kind
The fact made the recognition of the of Dr. and Mrs, Hannon in allowing
important event Sunday all the more so many the privilege of witnessing so
fitting in consequence. Prayers.hymns
and sermons were particularly Wesley- rare a trea.t.
an, at both morning and evening ser- Depart:zee a 1 Worthy mjuister'
vices, in all the Methodist churches, Rev. R. Millyarrd, stem has been in
The life of the great English evang e f the Main street Methodist
was eulogized from every pulpit,-ealnistit atrg it° Exeter, during the last four
hymns conmosed by John and Charles yettiltSc, bade. adieu toOtis congregation,
rvresley, always in favor, were partmu- on . Sunday evening, Jane 28tb,
lady so: The glowing eulogies of Wes- h g been transferred by the Con-
ley showed the remarkable love which feavenmee to the pastorate at Lucknow.
the great Methodist body continue to During leis residence here the reverend
entertain for the man, long since dead, geentlemau has endeared ,hintself to
but whose work so mightily lives. r member of . the coegregation,
°wvhilYe' by lus' large hearted interest and
Mr. B. N. Anderson, the principal of helpfulness in everything that tended
•ur public school, has resigned as he to uplift humanity he won for himself
ntends quitting the profession, haying the respect and esteem of -many out -
been offered a much. more lucrative side the limits of his flock. Mr. ,Mill -
position as partner in business at yard's departure is universally regret -
Sault St. Marie. Mr. Anderson taught ted and he and his estimable family
for eight years in S. S. No. 1, Unborn°, will carry with them the best and most
and for the last year and a half has heartfelt wishes of hosts of friends.
been principal of the Exeter Public Peehaps DO higher compliment can be
School, Mr. Anderson proved himself paid a minister than that he wears well
a faithful, conscientious and painstak- and that the respect and esteem .is
ing teacher and it is to be regretted deepened more and more as be labors
that there are not better inducements among his people. The above ean
in the profession to retain the ablest be truly said of Mr. Millyard, and it ie
amd most experienced teachers. Mr. a case of general regret here that. the
Anderson through his energy and push itiaerancy system of the Methodist
a.dvanced rapidly to the front ranks of church demands the removal of so
the teaching profession and we know worthy a minister. The chorch on
froth his ambition of the past that he Sunday night, was crowded to the
will not be content with any second doors, the seating accoinmodation be -
Place in any ether hue of I'mrh. Our ing taxed to its utmost. Throughout
best wishes go with him to his nets' the service it was evident that the ap-
work in the young and flourishing city proaching separation was deeply felt
of Greater Ontario, for which place he
, by both pastor and flock, and when
left on Tuesday. Mrs, Anderson will Rev. Mr. mill:Yard rose to deliver his
remain for some time in the village. sermon everyeyewas fastened upon
-.....---------'-"--- him and every ear strained to catch
85e. the Yard for new camel h6Ir the words that fell from his lips, The
flake Black Dress Goods and new town of nee -knew has secured a
J3lack arid White flake Dress Goods. thorough gentlernao, a man of much
Two winners. Stewart's.
,
It is now admitted by every person
thet the Masonic excursion., billed for
the 6th of August and boand for Kin-
cardine will be the great success of the
•„se.s.ason.
Intending eecursio le lets to Ki n cafr-
dine on the Oth of August, are already
a,rranging picnic parties and are -much
elated over the opportunity for a sail
on the inag-nifieent steamee "The King
Edward."
We were in errorlast week in stating
thee. Dr. Anderson had moved to the
Bend forthe slumber. It is only Mrs.
Anderson who has taken up her abode
there. The Doctor will be found in
his ()face as osnai.
The Hensall Band played two very
much appreciated selections on Main
street., •Wednesday rnornirig. They
were on their way to Centralia, where
they furnished_ music for the festival
. .
In connection with the cburch.
Dr. Ovens, of London, sorgeon, ocu-
list and specialist, diseases eye, ear,
nose,and throat, will be at the Corn-
niercaial Hotel, Exeter, Wednesday,
July lst; Wed. Anglist5th; Wed. Sep-
tember 2nd, Wed., Sept. 30th; Wed.,
Nevem ber 4th; Wed. December 2nd.
•• • - •
t NIr .i.1.1t0S14
Vtoutoted from main 0 to room 4
end the (hot Mettle telssing with
0001A4= -Willi -0 MUM% K. Stewart, C.
Pickard. L. Jones. ta Acheson, IL
Otntlinter and E. BMA:, (egool,) V.
Sweet, A. Bieeett. I.lienhenatt, A.
Pielturde WI. 'limey, Id Firm.
Wood, C. Pleizela passed lubtle.
kyl°182
ne,
Promotione from Rooms VIII. to
VI. in order of merit: -Ida Weleb,,Eva.
Shaddoek, Itlinuie 31ay
Willie Forth Luella Clarenee
Heywood, Blanche Atkinson, Elmo
Homey, Latimer Grieve, Olive Deering
Lulu Snell, Gerald Hurdon.
Room, VII, to Room VI. - Harry
Sweet (honors), Young Creech, Willie
Snell, Pearl Johns, Bella McKay, Nel-
lie Picket% Paul Phippen. Harry Foke,
gylmotee Harness. Freeman Elliott,
Lorne Baskerville, Gordon Taylor.
socrozazowzizi,Tavaac000000.tra
PERSONAL.
aestteraosas2)......raesame.:..rettaF..,
Mr. McIntyre spent the holiday i
Seaforth.
Mr. W. IV. Tatman spent Wednes-
day at his home in Blyth.
Miss Janet Brown is holidaying in
in Seaforth, Guelph and St, Marys,
Mr. Kart), Manager of the Sovereign
Bank, was in Toronto over Sunday.
Mr. R. N. Creech, teacher, of Oriel,
is spending his holidays at his home
here.
Mr, Mark Clark, of the House of Re-
fuge, is spending a.few days here with
friends.
Miss Homey, -who spent the millin-
ery season, in Parkhill, has returned
to her home in Usberne.
Richard. Bissett, of Loudon, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J. Bis-
sett, Huron street.
Mr. IJR. Carling left last week for
Spokane, 'Vancouver, San Francisco
and other points west.
Mr. S. Thomas, of St. Mary's, is
spending a few days here, the guest of
'bis uncle, Mr. S. Martin.
Mise EthelFarmer has returned from
London, where she has been attend-
ing the Seared Heart Conyent.
Miss Annie Pfaff, of HensalI, spent;
a couple of daysin town this week, the
guest of Miss Clara Oudmore.
- Miss Neelin, who has been the guest
of the Misses, Kemp, returned to her
home in Seaford), Tuesday.
Mrs. Brewer and Miss Della Hill, re-
turned last week from a pleasant visit
with friends in Port Huron.
Mr. A. Waiters left on Friday last
for the Soo, where he will visit re -
la tives for a couple of weeks.
Miss L. Robinson, who has been
teaching in Wawanosh township, is
spending- the hol.idaYs at her 1114°rne
herr.
Dr. W. J. and Mrs. Logie of Paris
after a pleasant visit with friends here,
the guests of Mrs. Collins, returned
Wednesday. '
Miss A: Vanvalkenburg, who has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jas.
returnedDlgnaniuesday.
to her home in Nor-
wich, Mr. and Mrs. R. Knigheand, Mester
Drew Knight, together with, Mrs. F.
'Knight, have gone to the Bend for a
two weeks outing.
force of character and an ablepreecher
in Fancy Silk and plain Black Olo
Special Line at $1.
Chotoo Lot of Moves ane.
llozio17
'oz Mamma Won.
nd Bo Balbriggan Underwear.
d Boys Stravr Etats, special value, to clear
B. SPACK MARI
&maw the Celebrated t d Read Mate Clothing.
31t-..4e..atr.arr
hNI
Bed Room Set, teethes.% Mid x en
springs :complete.
21.00.
Beautiful Perlot Snite
• .. . .. 10.00 up
boartle from..
,onehes from. ... 67.13000.
tickers from 111)
nything and everything found in a first-class furniture store ran be bad.
Repairing of all kinds attended to.
idley's Block.
W. 0 El UTOD.1
Practical Embalmer,
v'cm7-.Z.-Vcn".-"IirsCtrwit7Z"
=1-1
FURNITURE!
FURN TIT V.
Having purehasetl the Ftwoiture and Undertaking business of
R. N. Rowe, we atunounce to the public that we have on hand -without a
doubt the largestand best assorted stock of furniture in the county.
A visit to our store will conviece that we are selling at the closest
margin possible. It will pa,y intending purchasers to cell and inspect our
stock, aua get our prices before placieg orders elsewhere.
• We do all kinds of ordered work, repairing and picture fra,nsing
on the shortest notice at reasomtble prices. Satishiction guaranteed with
every purchase.
Undertakers and Funeral Directors.
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The Misses Bella and Florence Sims,
of Detroit, formerly of Exeter, are re-
newing accioduatances in town.
Miss St -mart, of New York, is visit-
ing her brother, ,Mr. J. A. Stewart
arriving Tuesday evening..
Mr. G. E. -Anderson attended the
convention of the Dominion Philatelic
Association lield in London this week.
Messrs. Frank and Wm. Willis left
on Thursday last for Vancouver, B. C.
They are on a peospectiegetonts with
the object of locating smite ;place in
the west, And -are going „into the luna-..
ber business •
Mr. and Mrs: Ed. Digoan, who re-
turned from a pleasant honeymoon
trip to Buffalo and other eastern cities,
on Tueseay,- were tendered a very
hearty receiption at the home of Mr.
Dignan's parents,
Miss J. Cunningham, who was visit-
ing hey parents. in Clandeboye, re-
turning home Friday 'Oast, leaving
again oat Tuesday, accompanied by
Miss Tillie -Yager, to , visit friends in
Wallaceinirg and Sarnia.
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Portland Cement
We have -just received a qiia,n-
tity of the beet grade of Pm t -
land Cement for present delivery.
Cloth Sacks to be returned free.
Can be had at either Centralia or
Exeter StorehOuses.
Wool Wanted
5000 lbs. wool wanted, for -
which the highest market pricoVa
will be paid.
Received at Exeter and Ccn-
tralia Warehouses.
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