Exeter Advocate, 1910-05-19, Page 1dirt
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TWENTY-THIRD YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, MAY 19. 1910.
NDERS & CREECH
Careful People
Know the necessity of having good qualities in goods
in order to secure the longest service. It is only the
careless and wasteful who buy second and third class
articles because they seem to he cheap. We dot not
cater to that class, but carry goods that you will not
bre afraid to look at when you get Bowe,
LADIES' WHITEWEAR
A choice line of Waists
Ranging from $1.00 up to $3.26
Neat patterns in Underskirts, new goods just in
From $1.00 to S4.50
Don't Forget to examine the summer underwear
Ladies' Vests from 10o. to 25c.
Misses' Vests from 8c. to 13c.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Our remnant table is again leaders with Muslin ends, Flannels
and Wrapperettesat bargin prices.
A choice line of goods in Foulards, Silk Mulis and Muslins
Ranging from 10o. and 500.
Do Not FaiI��
t. see the Ladies' Shoes. We are showing a line of Ladies'
Shoes which are second to none for style, quality and fit, prices
Ranging from $2.50 to $3.75
MENS' NECKWEAR
A new line just arrived. life have a line at 25c. which looks as
good as 50c. goads; while our 50c. goods are equal to the 75c.
goods sold in the cities.
W. J. CARLING
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
reefe.elemal COs4s.
DR 0 F. ROt'LSTO', LD.S.; D.D.S.
1!' ner Graduate of Toronto Uniter.ity.
DENTIST
OOEces:--Cher Dickson & ('arlinc's haw Ged,-ee.
Exeter. Telephone No. 5.
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
DS. A. R. 111NSylAN, L D. L. D. D. h..
�Henor graduate of Toronto Ualverl.ty.
DENTIST.
*'sit extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office over Madman A Stanbury's office, Main street
assts,.
Modica)
la B. BRIGHT', M. D., M. C. P. It 9. HONOR
LL. Graduate of Toronto Unlyersity, Two years
resident physician Royal Alexandra hospital, rte.
Office and ltesldence, Irr. Amos Old Stand Andrew
Street. LI&TLR,
DR. A. T. BOND, TORONTO, POST GRADUATE
of Niew York Post Graduate College, anc•ce.s'r
to practice of Ur. A. F. Malloy, Exeter. Residence
lately occupied by nr. Malloy. Andrew St. On e
Formerly the Elliot Law Office, opposite Central
110111.
Da. T. P. McLAIOHL1N
Has resumed practice after spending a year (Col-
lege) at Brilisk end Continental hospitals Genets!
practice with special attention to Eye, (witll refrac•
Don) Lr Soot and Throat.
OOce: Dubwood, 010.
Legal.
D10190N t CARL1N0, BARRISTER.!, 901.1C1
tors, Notaries, Conceyanren, Commissioners
Retleltors for Molsons Bank, etc.
•eBay t. Loss at lowe.t rates of lotereet
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
S. Cau,tso. R.A., L, H. lhaso$
1LONST TO LORA.
W. have 'large amount of private funds to loss
Ahem and village properties at low rate@ of Iatr
OLADMAN a STARDUST,'
Berrletan, $dkltors.Yals st., Last.r Os
.�• B. 8. PHILLiPS, Rzrrsit.
Lte.Bse4 hect1.BNt.
Sides attended 1s all pada Rstldsetlos gauss.
tad sr so M Toss r.asosable. All stews left
OS
at Advocate
e. will M promptly atte.ded to.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Oompany. also Fire Ineurenee in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -8t.. teeter.
LICENSED ATIONiI!)RR
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L?C
W$. ANDERSON. Licensed Asctloneer
for Miran County. Terns reasonable.'
Dates ran be made a1 ire Adve-ste.�
Raster. or IIenry Ytlber's Office. CrM-
lten.
PARlt FOR DALR.
One of the finest farms In tleborne
Apply to SANDER@ & CRErcit. Meter
Cedar Posts for Sale
W, `.,,ve tic finest quality of Cedar
1't r,' :.t moderate -prices.
G. E. HICKS,
CENTRALIA
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Flom selected Barred Rocks. Male
birds Model learnt breed. 83.23 per
100 or 50c. a setting. Also pen of Mod-
el Farm Barred Rock liens, specially
bred to lay, 81.00 per setting. Will In-
cubate eggs for you at a reasonable
prier. Baby thick' for sale after the
20th of April. Two Brooders and some
Harrel Frock reales for sale. A call so) -
:tet. Orders taken t:ow.-WILLIAM A
s' M i1ilUOK, CREDITON, ONT.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Brick cottage in excellent condition,
with at: goof living rooms, good cellar
two lots of good land, good well of
water and cistern. Three blocks ftonn
Main street. For particulars apply to
Ails( TINA FISHER, Huron st.. Exeter.
TEACHER WANTED.
Male teacher with second-class pro-
f, ss:oval certificate, for S. S. No. q.
Stephen. Dulles to commence It Aug-
ust. Apply to John I'reszeator, Set •Y-
Treas.. Exeter Ont.
HOUSE TO RENT.
A good Brick Haus,. In Exeter, cen-
trally located. or: Oidicy street. contain -
:ng ',tar roon,s, including up -stairs;
hard ar.d soft water. and a good gar-
dc.t }leaso:table rental. Apply to
DICKSON & CABLING. Exeter.
BASEBALL
)'i.e baseball season for the !oval
,1ut opened on Mondayevening
with
a
victory for Exeter, when they defeat- to the house.
(.1 Centralia team at :.'entralla by a T .e friends ti -re of Nir. Ttios Oke.
score of 11 to 5. The game was a good London, will be
pleased to learn
crowd of spectators. Tom Cirl:ny 1 t t11e he is recovering frota-
hi. recent 8
1,01 for Exeter played a steady and con- vete attack of intestinal trouble.
sistent game, allowing his opponents
only one hit, while five hits were soot- The District Meeting to: the Methudtat
c•1 off Bruce Mitchell, the Centralia r: arch of Ezeter District is being held
twirler. Unfortunately Frank i?oy1- got fn the James Street thatch this week,
a finger of its right hand smashed hy and as It Is In progress as we go to
a fowl tip when receiving behind the bat p:css, a report of the proceedings will
after which M. Hoskin and G..tchesou ►" given in our next issue.
were given a try -out in that position. NL'. C. B. *all sustained a severe
H. Steer on first playean excellent strain to bis left hated on Monday white
gauze, reaching for and "biding every- at work in the power house. A heavy
thing that came his way. while Sandy plece of machinery rolled against his
Iiawden on second and Roily lJrintnell hand and hent It backward. It is
on third played their positions well, and now much swollen and very painful, but
the fielders took in everything that cameluckily no bones were broken.
to therm. All 1n all the boys are slow -
NOTICE. -Owing
ltg 0:welleut early -Season forst and are
expected to give a good account of Canadian Dental Association at Torun -
themselves. Dick Creech umpired the to Drs. Kinsman and itoulston desire
game, and tight innings in all were piay to announce that their offices will he
e3 with the following Ind vtdual store;
donee during the week conunenettig
Centralia Exeter. May 30th.
11. Mitchell 1 F. Boyle 1
1 T. Carling
0 Il. Steer 1
o G. Maims 2
O S. G. Bawdeu 1
2 M. Hoskin 1
0 H. Blesett 1
0 it. Bri melt 1
1 G. Acheson 1
11
Two Candidates ter Gouncillor Local Items
WM. RIVERS a�dW\. tt-a
LIER are
1,,c c'ndidatter.
Although a large numh r of nomina-
tions were made. 0.1 Tuesday evening at
the c tp:rat:on of the hour for qualify-
ing it was found that only two then
had qualif:ed, Mr. Wm. Rivers and air.
Wm Wolper, and on Monday next the
elcctton will take place, at the time and
;'te places mentioned in the notice in
another column. The list of those none
'n,tei 1s glveu
NOMINATION
At
At the iii ting on Monday last from
12 to 1 o clock to made nominations
for councillor to fill the vacancy made
hy the res'ynatlon of Mr. C. J. Luker
the folloeing gentlemen were nominated.
W. G. BISSETT, by T. f3. Carling and
L. 11. Dickson.
F.D. CHRISTIE, by T. 13. Carling and
0. A. ifyndman.
A. E. FUER, 1-y W. Johns and F.
Wood.
W. C. RIVERS, by D. Mill and John
'McLaughlin.
J. W. TAYLOI1, by Jos. Davis and
L. H. Dickson.
W. W. WALPER, by E. Maguire and
Jas. \VIIJts.
J03. DAVIS, by L. H. Dickson and
John McLaughlin.
OHN Mc-LAUGIILIN, by Elijah Jory
and I.. H. Dickson.
L. 11 DICKSON, by Jos. Davis and
John McLaughlin.
J. R. SCOTT, by John McLaughlin and
Jas. Connor.
W. JOHNS, by Jos. Davis and John
Heiress.
T. H. McCALLUM, by E. Jory and
Jas. Connor.
Mrs. W. W. Taman is i11 and confined
(1. Duplan
M. illtebell
ii. Swann
11. Mitchell
C. Duplan
Luker
Elliott
Esse, y
LODGE OF 1NSTRUCFION.
St. James and St. Marys lodges, A.
i'. A. A. M., are preparing for the dis-
trict lodge of instruction to ba held in
St. Marys on Thursday, May 26. M.
W. Bro. D. F. McWatt, Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge of Canada, 11. W.
iso. Chris. Ilodglns, and other Grand
Lodge officers will be. present and there
wit be representatives front the twenty
Masonic lodges of South Huron Dle-
trict. The lodge of Instruction will be
held in the afternoon and evening. The
officers of St. James Lodge, St. Marya
Will exemplify the first degree. Toe of-
ficers of Stratford Lodge. Stratford, will
exemplify the second degree and the
third degree will be put on by the of-
ficers of Tecumseh Lodge. Stratford.
PROF. DALE AGAIN APPEALS.
Prof. Wm. Dale lies entered an appeal
against the judgment of Chief Justice
Niulock in the Ihlahshard Railway mat-
ter. Recently the Chief Justice dis-
missed the action to quash the rail-
way by-law, stating that Dale had not
proved that the by-law did not receive
,t majority vote, nor had he proved that
1110 voting was not done according to
law. But the Prof. is st11l on the war
path and has appealed against the judg-
ment.
NOTICE.
'1 are appo stirs agents now
l•; every unrepresented county for the
erasoa of 191n. Over fi5 per cent. of
the year's busleess le done during the
Sumner months'. We pay good money
wetkiy for services rendered. Give ex-
clusive trtrttoty a•,d supply wellteg out -
tit fret.
OVER Roo ACRES UNDER CULTIVA-
TiON.
Our acreage Is r.1entla;ed an It is im-
portant that you should represent a firm
ler Rood standing and size. We supply
strictly first grade stock and guaran-
tee delivery In good co'idltlon. We
want j',e best aed most reliable agent
In every district. Established over 35
ytats. For furtt.cr particulars write
PcI ant Nursery Co.. Toronto, Ont.
it\IEIIS EXCURSION. -The Farmers
F-cursion announced to take Place on
tic• L. 11. and 13. Railway, 10 the Mod -
(1 1-arnm. Guelph. on Tuesday. June 7th
has been changed to Monday. June nth.
Bills and further particulars later.
EXECUTION PJSTPONED.-The Min-
ister of Justice has refused to grant
a court of inquiry into the sanity of
Walter Ross. who murdered Percy Par-
kinson, the i'sborne boy, in New On-
larlo. but the execution , s flxcd for
May 20th has been postponed until a
later date, owing to May 20th beteg
the date of the King's funeral.
FOR RALE
Brick house It Exeter. moderate size.
In good repair. Well situated oft one of
the best streets In the Village. Good
lawn. garden and stable.. Apply tit once
to OLADM.IN & STANDUISY,
it,tn filters. Eretre.
WANTED
TENDERS FOR CONCRETE CULVERT
The undersiglied will receive Tendcre
to build a concrete culvert with cem-
ent floor, 16 ft. clean span, up to Thorn
day May 20th, 1910. at 1 p.m. Plans
,and spet•iflratious can be seen at the
office of Samuel Sweitzer, Reeve, Shipka
or at the office of the undersigned. Toe
lowest or any tender not necess,arile
accepted.
HENRY EILBElt, Tp. C1crk.
Crediton. Ont.
TAKE NOTICE.
I hereby give notice to men-ha/As a.."1
others that I will pot be reepnnetbie
for any debt or debts contracted by
any parson in my name.
PHILIP BEAVER.
LARGE BARNS BURNED.
The large and excelleet bank barns
owned by Mr. Thomas Morley of Whal-
en were totally c•o:isumcd -by fire on
Sunday night last. The fire was first
discovered about 11.30. but• the flanges
had gained such headway that It was
:nnpossihte to save much of the contents
ra:tsequently the lose to Mr. Morley will
b, a very heavy one. Thirteen head of
cattle, six pigs. one sheep and iamb
and a number of hens pariahed ht tete
flames, and among the contents des-
troyed were between 500 and 800 bush-
es of grain, a large quantity of hay.
implements, etc. The origin of the fire
e a mystery and gives every evidence
of inceedlarylam. These barns were
among the bast In the. neighborhood
and were insured to the extent of
?11300, but the lose' will mu h exceed
tela amount.
VILLAGE i'Itol'ERTY FOR SALE.
The ut,deratered is offering for sale
that desirable Village property. being
lots 13, 14, 13, corner of William acid
Waterloo etre-ts. There le on the prem-
ises a splendid brick 1,ousc, small
Cable and other corivenlences; also a
number of choice fruit trees. The prop-
erty 1s first-class in every respect at d
Is well situa'ed. Will be sold reason-
able. Apply on premises.
ALFRED 1IOWET. Exeter P. 0.
Ontario Liquor License Act
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License District .f *nab Rorer.. Notice is br?e
5-; gives that Mr a J. Rasion. of Baybid, bee
made application for permtd.los to transfer Me
VUlag. tavern lieense (Commercial) in Upheld
to George 1. Gray .f Port Ata.).y, Ost., sad
that the sold app!Ie.tion will be considered at Ors
mortis` of 1s. Beard of License Commisrlonets, to
5-
be .1del the Cetetercial Hotel, in Village M toy•
an raid.,, the rth day of 0.y 1910, st
tbs hoar of 10 a rm.
All persons interested .ill govern themeelvee a••
cordisgty.
Joliet Totnn•e, Li: a'lse Inapt, tor.
Dated at Clinton. this tits day cf Ma; • itis
EXETER SCIIOOL BOARD
A special session of the Board with
all ntcntbers present was held on Nlon
day May 111, at 8 p.m when the follow-
ing resolution per T. 13. Carling and
S. Martin was Introduced and unani-
mously carried, -
Resolved that we, the Exetr r 1'uhllc
School Board, as servants of our late
king. Ills Most Gracious MajcetY, King
Edward the Seventh. do hereby record
at this time our deep sorrow In the
knowledge of els death; and further,
our high appreciation of the character
of his reign, sol only in the ordering
of his court and the royal home An
wide), were typified the lagttest nation-
al vlt tucs and aspirations of our be-
loved empire, but also it Its effective
influence for the maintenance of peace
entor:g the representative nations of the
world, and further we would at this
time t•ecord our unyielding desirse for
the t uutiuued entirety of the Empire do
e as
at present existing, telleving as
In its Divilte mission as a united fain-
tly of nations fur the welfare 01 the
world and the safe keeping of each, sub-
ject in the enjoyment of civil, political,
avid reltglous freedom.
AUcrIoNEERS.-The following are
the Licensed Auctioneers for Huron
CountY.-George Beckett, Thos. Gundry
James Stanley, Van R. VanNorntatt, Ily.
Torrance, John I'urvls. C. F. Vandrick.
Alex. Morrison, Patrick Walsh. F. S.
Scott. Thns. Cameron, John 01)1. B. S.
Phillips, II. NieCharles. W. A. Currie,
W. Anderson, G. W. Aalker, D. N. Wat-
son, C. I1. Wilson, Jos. White, Thomas
Brown, Frank McConnell. Louis Ooe-
h•:1, James Henderson, D. W. !tender -
son. FA. liossenberty.
MITCHELL. -At a lacrosse meeting
held here May 12th the following sched-
ule was drawn up for Group No. 2. In-
termediate C. L. A.
June 6 -St. Marys at Mitchell.
June lit-Seaforth at 4t. Marys.
Jura' 28-Mttchc)1 at Seaforth.
.tuty 7-Scatorth at Mitchell.
July 13 -Mitchell at St. Marys.
July 22 -St. Marys at ACafortli.
STORES CLOSE FRIDAY AT NOON -
A Large numbE'r of business men have
agrcati to close as stand and desire
us to sly that stores will close for the
Memorial Service. of the Late King Ed-
ward at noon on Friday, remaining
elosei for the remainder of tihc day.
NEPHEW DIES. -Last week the re-
m ins were brought to Brussels from
the West of a nephew of Messrs. New-
ton, Thornton and Nelson Baker of Ex-
eter. The young man, Mr. Percy Bak-
er was taken ill of typho'.d Laver In
WVe:ntac"!l, 'Washington State, and af-
ter only 18 days Illness passed away}
Deceased lived at Granton for several
years. leaving there on April 4th last.
:le was 25 years of age.
MOTHER'S DAY. -Mother's Day will
!,^ observed It the Cavan Presbyterian
clutch nest Sunday. Special services
are being arranged for. The pastor will
speak especially along this line --morn
tng subject being, ' The Parapet about
The Home". Speciai music by the choir
.tastatee by Miss Nina Carling. The
emhlent worn for the occas:on is a
w',lte carnation or other white flower,
and it 1s hoped that every person attend,
log these ssrvices will share In the priv
leg:; of showing honor to our bast
friend, "Mother."
EASEBALL CONCERT.-Uader the sus
p:res of the Exeter Baseball Club. .1tn-
erlc•a's Premier Colored Jubilee Concert
Company. known far and wide as The
Southland Serenaders", a grand music-
al otganizatton of colored people, will
give an evening of mirth and rnelodY In
the Opera Muer: on Wedl:esday night,
May 23th. Reserved seats 33c., Adults
25c., Children 15c. Tickets on sale at
Cole's Drug Store. Come out and en-
joy an evening of fun. A baseball game
will be played on the school grounds
on the evening of the 25th, before the
concert, between Centralia and Exeter.
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THE ADVOCATE from now until Jan.
1st, 1911, for 50 cents.
Order of Yea srlal
Service on Friday
The order of the memorial service
for the occasion of the funeral of King
Edward V11.. held in the Trivitt Me-
morial Church on Friday, May 20th,
at 2:30 p.m.
Organ Prelude.
Hymn, "0 Ood our help in ages
1" entences for the burial of the dead.
Psalms 3D. 00, read responsively.
Leann. 1. Oen.. XV. 20, read by Rev.
S. F. Sharp.
Hymn. "My Ood, My Father"
Addresses:
"Edward the Knightly (lentlewao,"
Rev. E. A. Fear.
"Edward the Sovereign."
Rev. D. W. Collins.
"Edward the Diplomat"
Rev. C. Fletcher.
Hymn, "Forever with the Lord"
Benediction.
None Dimittis.
PROCLAMATION
!n aetord_.nvc with the proclamation
of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
setting aside F'i tti.ty, May 20th as a
Public Holiday, tete ealzens of Exeter
are hei- by calls l upon to govern ihcnn-
scives • rrordinyly.
i3A't'DEN, ltecve.
RIVERS FUR COUNCILLOR
To the It, a pay: re of Exeter.
Since au e1'ctton for Cauncillor for
Me Village has b?come necessary, 1
have, at the solicitation of a number o:
,rte nde, decided to allow my name to
go before the people, and I respectfully
solicit your vete a:id 1rtftucnce on my
bt-:tali. Yours truly,
\VM. C. RIVERS
BIRTHS
Jones -1n Toronto, on May Stn, to Mr..
ars.Allan D. Jones. (nee Polly
Welsh) ., daughter.
r..
Brewster: cm May 5th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Mason, twhis-a boy
and a girl.
H,dg,ne.-In Greenway, May lith, to Mr.
andMrs. Jas. E. Hodgins, a eon.
Fitl:utt-l:: ttruccfteld, ott May Uth, do
Mr. arcs Nits. J. T. Elliott. a daughter
Fallie.-1n Harpley, May 7tit. to Mr.
and ere. Thos. Faille. a son.
MA RRIAGES
Deltrlch-'lllcr.-At Mount Carmel 11. C.
C:rorch. at 9.:00, May 17th. by Rev. Fr.
Dunn of Parkhill, Mr. Peter Deltrich
of Ilawkesville, to Mise Katie, second
daug iter of Mr. Malcolm Ziler, Stephen
Mala,ny-Querirt.-At Mt. Carmel, May
10, by Rev. F. Foster. Mr. Patrick Ma-
t ony tc Miss Mary Querhn, daught 2r
of itetoh Querin, both of Stephen.
Dtyntan.-Perkins.-In Usborne, on Dfay
1lth, AlWyn Dayman, son of Mr. C)tas
Wyman. to Miss Cora M.. daughter of . .
Mr. C. II. Perkins, all of Usborne.
d1:ri;5a.-Repinson.-At EgntondvIlle, On
May 11th, by Rev. N. Shaw. Frederick
J. Spriggs of Toronto, to Mies Mar-
garet Emma Robinson. of Tuckeramtth
McNeil -Wok. -At Clinton. May 11th, W
W. Cook of Mullett Tp.. to MIs. if Act)
Jane McNeil of Clinton.
Marks-McCubbin-At Allea Craig, May
gut, 1 y Rev. John Kennedy, Mr. John
Stacks. o: Greenway, to Mts. McCubbin
o: cnr.. 7. McGillivray.
DEATHS
Penhalc.-L, Toronto, May 1 -111t. Delnur
Pearl, daughter of Mr. .txl Mrs. Rich.
Penhale. aged 8 years.
P..ge•-At Grand Bend. on May 15th,
James Page, aged 8,2 years, 11 mos.
etc►dnaon.-ht Fullarton, on May 12th
301,n Robinson, aged 51 years.
Abbott. -At Centralia, on Niay 18. Mrs‘
F'rat:cis 0. Abbott, aged 54 years.
liabklrk.-In Seatortle May 9th, Susan
Barbour, wife of John flabkirk, aged
53 years.
Falrbaoke.--At Parkhill. May 10. Mrs.
Matgatet Ellen Clark, relict of the late
Rob( rt I. Fairbanks, aged 40 years.
Scafe.-At Mt. Pleasant, Mich., on Ma)
6, Joon Keefe of Allah Craig, aged 84
years. 7 months, and 26 days.
To the ma__seking to dress
himself in the
--=.Best Manner at Moderate Cost. •t
WE TAKE IT YOU AitE NOT A MAN 01' WEALTH. YOU A1t1 A IL\RD
WORKING MAN W110 WISHES TO ENJOY THE FRUITS OF YOCit INDUS-
TRY
NDUSTRY TO YOUR HEST ADVANTAGE.
ANION() OTHER THINGS YOU W1511 TO DRESS AS WELL. AS
PURSE PERMITS.
YOU WANT CLOTHES THAT FiT YOU AND HAVE STYLE AND DISTINC-
TiON.
YOU WILL ISE 'DELIGHTED WITH THE STYLE OF OUR CLOTHES.
TIIEY WILL WEAR LONGER TITAN YOU ,tttE PERHAPS ACCUSTOMED TO
IIA VE • CLOTHES WEAR.
TIIEY WILL AFFORD YOU A MEANS TO DRESS AR WELL AS ANY
MAN YOU MAY MEET.
THEY WILL COST YOU LESS MONEY ANI) GiVE YOU IIETTER SAT-
ISFACTION THAN ANY OTHER CLOTHES.
WE IIAS'E SOME SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO OF'F'ER AT I'ItE'tENT,
YOUR
WE ARE I'LEASEI) TO SHOW YOU OUR CLOTIiES, '.VIIETIIEit YOU
NEED T1IEM AT PRESENT OR NOT.
111011 CLASS FURNISHINGS, 11Ot1TS AND SHOES, HATS. 1'.t!': -i. NEW
SI'E)CiAL LiNES iN COLLARS.
SANDY BAWDEN
Main St., Exeter THE CLOTHIER
Samson Portland Cement
-Nothing better --
For Walls, Floors, Walks, Etc.
A Large Quantity on Hand.
Amatite and Paroid Roofing
Ready for the job -82.60 per Sq.
Tinsmithing & Plumbing Get °ur Price°
HE1ILII'S HARDIARE & STOVE STORI