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STEWART'S
fi11' on getting Redl)atlls Extra Standard Gran-
lilat('d Sugar! --«'e sell Redlrttlis and none
whet ---Itelnelllber it's the Sugar of Quality
and it pays to pay for Quality. -1 cdpttth's
1= lit'st by '!'est.
..Z ('EN" 1'S
Sailor lioy , uncolored
japan 'l'ca is the best val-
ue we know of. It comes
to us in the original cases
direct from the gardens in
Japan.
30 ('EN'1'M
Mixawatta Mixed Tea
a Beautiful Blend of Cey-
lon, Green and Black Tea
a rich, nutty, Flavor, and
good clear Liquor, -try a
bound.
30 (_'EN'1'S
Black Beauty black Tea
is all that the name im-
plies. It's a good looker,
a good drawer and most
satisfactory. Will you try
a sample.
Try our special Teas. They will please you.
Cruors Prints.
The kind that wear. The kind that hold fast
to the color to the very last. We believe that
()inns Prints are the best that cross the ocean.
Yes, they will cost you a little more than the com-
mon prints, but see the (li leretice in quality, and
3 on know it pays to pay for quality. Crums collie
in light grounds with small neat figures and Cadet
flhies Lilacs and Navvs. You can boil then), they
on't fade, the color that won't conte off. Ask
for Crums.
!Aur Coats For Men, Fur coats
for Ladies and fut linea coats for Ladies, all at
prices that will slake you wonder )low we do it.
We have a f'ew Beauties left, we will refuse no
I (>asonable offer. They must go out quick. -Come
;111(I Seo.
We are selling lots of goods tt, our Western friends. Visi-
tees from Manitoba and the West will find in this store bargains
that will set them thinking.
Just think of it a fur or fur -lined coat for just about half price
Ladies' and Girls wool lined Rubbers, first qual-
ity, regular value S5e, clearing at 50e
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IR:NOS
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Wt' pi y special attention to
this line 811(1 are. this season
Showing a large and choice
collection of
Diamonds, Pearls,
Rubies, Emeralds,
Sapphire, Opals, and
Torquois.
Set singly find in combination
Values are of the Best.
A, MARCHAND
Great
Reduction
In Suits
For 30 Days
$18 Suits
for $9, $10
and $12.
W. W. TAMAN
Mcrr}ta- t Tailor.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
E:RNE:ST ELLiOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
MONEY t.1 lr.tn at 1m.e.t rates,
North West land+ for Sale.
Office. Main Street, Exeter
fl DRIPPY TIME
Are you having a
Grippy Time?
foweu's Gure-fl-Gold
Capsules.
are the ''Best 'Thing on
Earth" for Coughs, Colds
and LaGrippe. Try them
and be convinceO.
Manufactured only by
W.S.Howey, Phn.B.
Chemist & Optician. Phone 50,
'Howey's Liniment for
sore throat can't he beth.
htdrke't Report. -The following Is
the repot t of E.xerter markets. core
rooted up to 1'ebru try '((tit., Pilo
Barley, 30 cents to (0 cent <.
Peas. 75 cents to 80 cents.
Blended flour (STAR), ti2.75.
.4:12
Shorts. S.5.
Oats. 40 to 4g cents per bushel.
Wheat. ct:l ceii. i t►,•r bushel.
1•'e('(1 Flour. Stele to *1.45.
Bay, $1•'2 to S13.
Dried apples C► cents per round.
Clover seed. $8 to $10 per bushel.;
1'.tta1 a -• 7Gc. to 90'. eer beg.
Butter. :'3 cosh..
Elres, 2.2 cents t' a• .tuz,•11.
Co;ii, 57.25 a ton.
Chicken. t) cents 11.•r lb.
Geese, 11 cetlts per lb.
Ducks. 9 cents per lb.
Turkeys. 11 cents per Ib.
lto,;- liveweielit. 85.01).
Hogs. dreseed, $5.75.
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" :l .r} liliit'1►t, of 11.it•rtoII,
is % iso ing Irl t1Ives in town).
- Cedar Posts for bale. -Apply .1.!
I'. Itrickw'ood's Store, Exeter North.)
- Mrs. C. Smith. of Mens:tll, is the
guest of Mrs:. .1. .l n rrot t, E xet.•r
North.
- .1r 11. G. Beldon an(1, Mrs. Sel-
tlon visited friends in Clinton on
,1OIl(1 ty,
-Mr. .1u5:'ph llaw•den, on 'Tuesday,
sold ,1 ho„ to \Ir. \Vint -rt. weighing,
7.5 pounds.
-M rs. i L1 rol(1 Smith and Master
Clayton. of London, are visiting 'Sirs.
Edwin Jones. this %ve,'k.
-If you want a watch that is a
LOCALS
We
Sell
Red
Rose
Tea
Try
a
Package
Red
Rose
Tea
is
Good
TEA
We
Sell
Red
Rose
Tea
Try
a
Package
SNELL & ROWE
-Owing to the disagreeable welsh -1
er on lfeb'y. 7th., the sale of \Ir• t
Thomas Cameron was postponed and
it is 1uite likely a sale will be held
time -keeper call and secure on•t of on March 6111. '!'hose+ having; arl)'-
S. Fitton's special movements. thing for sale kindly lel us know end
- Drs. Kit►Nnt:In rind ltoulston left we will arrange with Mr. Cameron
last •Sat urday to at lend 'the. Dental to ha ve l hear put on his list -
Convention being held in Toronto. • -Mr. Wes. lfawkshaw, 1 raveller
-Mr. 1':d. French returned to Tor- for Line, McDonald & Co., of London,
onto. Tuesday morning after visiting was in town last Friday and 5 slur- ;
Mr. and Mis. E. A. I'olliek: for a day, introducing Mr. MCFallse to the
few clays. t rade. Mr. liawkshaw has beenmade
Western nt
-Mr. \'; . le Alger:, lecountattl of \\ estcrlt \tanager r of the, firm
the It:,nk of Commerce, rtctended the' Winnipeg c►nd expects to leave for
10 -1tion in a few1-w'erks.
berg, yesterdey. -The Exeter Gun Club will hold IN Powder -Mrs. \\•n1. Treble, of lfillutor.', a shooting match ni blue rock, ot► .
Sask., who has been visiting relative's Friday, Feb'y. 21st. at the Gun Club ; u
Ira for t1i past six weeks left Oil grounds. Sides will be chosen and
\touday eveningfor her home. a supper to be held at the club
--Tile tulauy friends) eel Mrs. .las. grounds will be shot for, the losing
side to pay. the shooting gill corn-
,.
u
1 ill
. seriously' 1 ,-
:S been b. v ,
I,.it,shaw. who Ir I t mence at .. o'clock and everybody( is
for the piss few weeks, will he pleas- welcome to shoot.
ed to learn that she is slowly recov- _At elite meeting of the Official
erutg. Board of t he Main Street church,
-Miss Ethel Northcott has been , 011i,e
l l & It • 1 i held last geek, !Lev. E. A. Fear r was
Rev Fear during his pastorate of
the 'Maio Street church, has been the COLE'S DRUG STORE was very interesting and inspiring.
means of greatly increasing the con- On the whole the missionary' ser-
1'rescril►tinns our Specialty vices were a success and the con-
-Lent be'^iti \lard► •lilt.
-24th. u1 :.1 iy falls on Sunday this
year.
-Mr. .101111 'Trott, of Ilcauisville, is
visiting friend, in town.
-Mrs. [3. Fittton was laid up tot
a few days with a severe cold.
-Mr. Ed French, of Toronto. is vis-
iting his sister Mrs4 E. A. Follick.
-Mrs. \Vr. Davidson. of Stratford
is visiting her daughter Mrs. (It,'v.)
['ear.
-A1'tl'itENTICI•: WANTED - To
learn the barber trade. -Ed.
Exeter.
. -Mr. S. •I'oplestone. of I31yth, vis-
ited itis mother the latter part of
last week.
-Misses 011ie Quant, :Ind Miss
Morlock left Monday to attend the
millinery openings.
-Owing to the illness of Mimi Mil-
lie Martin, Monday. her room at th.'
school was closed during the (ley.
-Mr. and Mrs. \Ven. R. Elliott. (►f
('entrali't. entertained .1 nnnil►(•r c►f
Exeter friends at their hone in ('• n -
t rali•t last evening.
\l r. This. (irrteron last week sold
for Mr,. W. 11. Stewart the 100 acre
farm to her father-in-law Wm. Stew-
art for a good figure.
-Say 1 Ilowey's Cherry Cordial is
little better than the ordinary cough
medicines. Have evil tried it :' Only
25c. (tt ilowey's !)rug Store-
-Rev. .'t. 11. Going, 11. A.. popular
pastor of the .limey Street church,
has been invited to remain for a
fourth year by 1Ite cl►u•eh official.
-Mr. and lire. Delp!. Evens. or
!London, visited at the horn t of the
former'! parent!. Mr. and Mrs. \Vm.
Treble for a few day! the pant geek.
w,•dding of his brut her in \\'aline;- hes new•
00
You Wan
Bet ter Biscuits
Bets(- r Cakes
Better Pies
'I'ttrtn you have had: 'Then use
6Ol'S
It is at very simple matter to
make 1elR ous, wholesome
and nourishing food when you
have the best powder to hake
with.
(1i.'8,;('(1 by Sco o�r(l as tilt irt- invited to remain for the third year.
,-r for the coming ssason, Miss
Northcott. left Monday to aitten(1 ;the
openings.
-'file Manitoba Government has
passed n bill that a majority in-
stead of a three-fifths vote will be
t, cessary, hereafter, to carry a local
( a,t ion by..1a V. 1
-Rev. Mr. Gauld, missionary- of
Formosa, took the services nt the
1's --hy terian church last Sunday
used always in Favor
:)J cents 31 1)0(111(1.
Ammessmssmssi
THE OLD RELIABLE
A Special Cash Discount of
20 Per Cent.
Will be given for
TWO WEEKS ONLY
In order to snake room for our Springy! Goods, in Dry Goods
Clothing, Furs, Boots and Shoes and, ).'rockery. Below
we give It kw of our sample pi ices, viz:
Fur Coats, Meti's, .. regular $35 oo for $28.00
Fur Coats, Men's .. , . regular 2 5.00 for 20.00
Fur Coats, Men's ....regular 2 2.00 for 17.60
Fur Coats, Men's ....regular 20.c0 for 16 00
Fur Ruffs .... regular 22 00 for 17.60
Fnr Ruffs .... regular 15.00 for 12.00
Fur Ruffs .... regular 12.00 for 9 Go
Fur Ruffs • .. • regular 11.00 for 8 So
Now is your opportunity to get some cheap goods at Rock -
bottom prices. Colne early and get your choice.
CARLINC BROS.
owners of vessels that had been
wrecked of their coasts.
In Philadelphia it cost $1,60U to
convert 4,000 people who were. ,habi-
tants of the slums and material for
criminals. As the trying of single
criminal cases runs as high as $2,000,
by the saving of this) multitude the
country reaps great benefits. ►•
In referring to the pagan Dakota
Indians he said they cost the United
States $1`20 each but that' every
christianized Indian only cost the
Government .$7.F0 ; showing that the
country makes $112.21) for everyIndian converted.
Besides rill this, as the heathens
become Christianized, they settle
down end take on civilized habits and
the barren lands are tilled and fill
our .granaries and storehouses.
In referring to the �;ivinge of the
Christian people he said that thcv
only amounted to one-tenth of one
per cent.
Mr. Ilouston's address throughout
was very interesting and those. who
heard him wero convinced that be-
sides the great spiritual world being,
clone, the missions were paying, com-
mercially.
In the evening- .11ev. Drown -was
,greeted with a full house in the
Main Sttreet Ctturclr and his sermon
gregatiott and success of the chinch.It is hoped he will accept the invita-
tion.
-Tate *offer of the Ex,+ter Time!, -• 'Sirs. Gro. Rook; visited relatives
and the Toronto weekly Glob, and t at Eden, over Sunday.
Canadian Farmer for $1.35 is extend -
1 t , our was played at the rink last e\V,•(lrtes-
ed to June 192 Over150 of 1 -An interesting gaits of hockey
(sty
subsct'ibers hate taken
1 ilia end delivered a very ten- thio liberal offer and we are anxious l day evening between alcnsall and
1g
, •ssive rtd(Iress. • to increase .the number to 250 be-! tersExeter,by resulting in favor o[ tl►.: %is-
-The 'Times subscription lists v.;re fore the first of .Tune. Anyone who (tors a score o[ 5 to 2. The load
boys put up a better game than
when the went to llensall several
weeks ago. but still the combination
work of the forwards erns not up
to that of the llensall players. The
defence played an excellent game and
loy end Clarke ent,'rtainc(1 a aura- medium. Item8nl'ber the Indian who had the forwards more practice there
ger of friends to a Leap Year party tested the feather hest idea by lilac- is oto doubt the Exeter Hearts could
:It tho house of Mrs. 1l,'arnan, St. ing one feather upon :1 plank and l)•- give the Ilensallites a trimming.
Valentine 1;'renitig• ing upon it all night. Iie reasoned -The following is a partial list of
-Ii. Either. M.P.P. has been tip- . that if one feather made him so lame the teachers for this year( its the( itt-
i►ointed on the following committees and sore in the morning, what ;would s1,ectorate of West Huron, with: the
•'itail'vaVs. Municipal ),awe Agricul- a whole mattress full of them dot post office address of each. llay-•
lure• and Colonizst ion, Public Ace
corrected up to lest. S;iturd:►y., Look i is now taking the Times (s.tn ,,(.t tit
at the ditto on your label and teen' Globe by paying- us 33 cents.
)tow much you owe. But don'li Plop' -Don't ever place a. five line ad -
at looking, remit. vertisetn. itt in your paper once, and
-Mesdames 51sw•art llearnart, Mal- then claim that. viol halve tested /the
-in renewing his subscription to George .\i:tlrsoie Hay ; ��ratiklin L.
counts Fish and Game." -III
Times, i1r. R. 1'.. Walker, of ILa- Yeo, llillsgreen ; ,Gertrude Thompson,
-I►► some xray too much juice conlb0. Alta., and a for►ner resident *Mary •L. Parsons, Alex. McLeod, Mitt.
was 1 timed 011 at 1 h power house 011 of Crediton, says of the northwest. --
lights
ey night. Atortly1 after the .••this hag leen ono o[ the finest
lights came on, which ressulteek in a winter,: 1 have aver seen. 'Che nest
number o[ the incnnd,'sr, nt tamps tiler has just been grand; but it is . Son, Ilensal1 ; Helen Sparks, Bt. .lo- (1ueste(1.
burning out. snowing hard to -day. Looks as; i[ Ave septi; jda, Armstrong, Hay;Ethel
1)11. OVENS EYE AND EA11 SUR- might have some sleighing. Ilotli Os Kellermanu, Brewster. Stephen,-
goon, will he at the Commercial x11(1 1 are well and 1ika the country Minnie llotteril1, Centralia ; •Ilat1ie
11otcl. Hours 0.30 u. ui. l0 4.30 p. fine. Chapman, Claude llluett, Lillian Rob-
Hotel.
Glasses properly fitted anti diss--'1'1►0 Exeter Bargain Stores is the inson, Mayne! Girvin, Clara Kienzh.,
casex of eye ear and none treated. •Spot for Bargains. .lust received a { Iteta Keys, Cr.sditon ; .Jatnes Itolu.'rt- -
N, xt visit friday, February 2rth' new stock of Boots and Shoes. Every son, hhipkai ; .tennis, Mills ane! Anuio .
-Miss ,hose I inkbein's. of Berlin, pair is brand new up-to-date Goods. Cowan, Grand Lend ; May Hudgins, Scottish Entertaiiiers
,. ► GreenwiI ; Lillie Ilartleil►, George 8. , k
is the ,loess of h.'q sister, Mrs. l.sli of courg(, all go at Ilan. iia Prices. 3" ,
Heywood and will probably stay for Also in Stock n little lot of (sloths Shore, \\'innifred Carling, Martha Of the many novelties preK(nted to
several weeks. She will also spend and Tweeds and ltsady-mall:' Cloth- ) Carling. Dashwood ; Annabel Swan, the public it: recent, years not one hots
im(s with 1 . • ►a rents NI r. and ins•. This tot of Cloths. 't'weed`=s and Centralia ; Win. L. Treamer. Mabel created 11101.(• enthusiasm and delight
. a i • o %x , wive h the world
Clothing go al half wee., no humbug travelled Scottish entertainers.
we mean half price. This (tattling
Cheep Sale %t ill commence to -day
'I•Itur"day, 20111. February . .I. W.
lttoderick.
-The farmers of Broil Toe nship,
hie Best, Clara Koehler. 1). 8. Gordon,
Zurich ; Carrie Milligan, Dashwood ;
Isabel Thompson and Thos. G. \Vit-
gregations were. well satisfied twit!
the deputation. It.'v. Fear was
at borne for the day and Rev. Going
took Mr. Houston's work at \Ving-
lant.
Public Meeting.
k. Public Meeting will be
held in the
TOWN HALL
Monday Evening, Feb. 24
To discuss the question of
again submitting the Exeter
By-law to the ratepayers of
Exeter.
A Targe attendance is re -
A. Q. BOBIER,
Reeve.
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GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Reduced
One way second class colonist
tickets %%- ill be on sale commenc-
ing Feb. 29th and continuing
daily until April 29th, to the
following points
Vancouver Victoria
Seattle Portland
Tacoma Spokane
San Francisco i,os Angeles
San Diego Mexico City
sMrs. Al. Finkbeiner. at ome I 1 -reditom r C Jamieson, ca u I cl'r Ual,ortx' \1- than the ptogr.inl ), n v
-The members of the Main' Street
Methodist Church Epworth League
were the guests of the James Street
League, '1'u,'aday evcniIiR. TIies Pro-
gram was taken by Ilse visitors, after
ed. with automobiles, becaus:' of the Reynolds and Martha A. Ellis. Ileo- in the
-,lames 1lattwick. who is charg- trouble they cauls to people driving sail. I':x'tid M Louis l'. "'lin"'
riling,
along the rural roads that they -w.int Stella (,r( or Agnes Johnston,1 iniuiOpera Hoose, March 9
ed with murdering hiy wiCs( in \Vest .. tl � K J•
which light refreshtn,•nts were 5e1•r-
vin Itrintnr.l1, 1)1110ndnle ; Clarence
Gowans and Isabella M. Gardiner,
Far pillar; ;John W. Ilogart 1.. Exeter
Maud hair, hlinicille ; Alice Dougall
\Vinchelsr'a ; Victoria litters. Lum-
ley
urn-
lev'; Oliver .1, \Ic\aui:hlon. 1V),alen.
County of Bruce are out of v''i,'lIc� 11�'ns=all,- \V ns. ,McKay. t'lorat l,.
Miss Nannie Strachan
Miss Enid New6onmbe
Mr. Gavin SpenGe
to prohibit. the ant ns from using ie
Clara Vesper, Elsie. A. McCallum,
Hannah M. Kinsman. Mildred Mar-
tin arid \\Thetis dowsed, Exeter,
Missionary services w,'rei held in
the two Methodist churches on Sun-
day last. i11 the morning Ilev. Itrow•n
country roads at all and have en- 1 Under auspices of Carvell Presbyterian
trusted Dr. Clapp. M. 1'. 1'. for South church choir.
Bruce with a petition .•x:eet 1v r•i;rht '--
feet long slimed by the farmers, of
South Bruce, asking the Provincial
Governmeet 10 compel the nulos to
\issouri, a few weeks ago, had his
preliminary hearing Ih•fore, Hoke
Chit tick, nt London, on .loiel ty. and
has been committed for 1 ri 11 to take
place in \larch.
-On Wednesday of last w'c(rk the
Nielson's hank took over the Sover-
eign Rink( at Bengali and Zurich.
As the Molsons already had n branch
at Ileneill. the Novereign bank branch
has beA1t cl('ed. but the branch ;it
Zurich %rill be maintained.
-Miss Lily Robinson, teacher in
Crediton school has been engaged to stiles of Leann (.ranitnar: ject, "1)0 \fissions Pay," and his text
teach in the Uslwrns,$,'n I made %:►_ •'"1'1'811'11il;us outtbiiz in parloruns' was taken from Isaiah 2'1rd. ch-,11te1'
cant Ly the resignation of \Ir, .)tech- i1►us kisvitlus set%eeli cirlr,run' ;tad pa r1 of the' third tears,' "ill,
clot, and until she can h,• relieved J1adi1 it s tiiieus 1(►udi snt:Ick011101 ; 118rve81 of the River shill Ir• Her
el the Crediton School board, her si'ts- l:onlihus ($i ekihn� with .I e1u1,11O1- Revenue." For nearly :,n hour. Mr.
ter !Edith will leads the school. heti ' Ilouston rpuke along 11►e line of \lis-
iloyibus tretlibie• ) rdi s1Nenkoro1' sione. 1n the beginning of t h' dis-
course be dwelt 1111011 itfr0111 a 1)11.1-
11054 1iew• show•intt the returns that
were paid for ih,s investor •nt. lie
stated that missions were paying over
five hundred per cent per annum for
keep Jo the cities towns and villages of 81.
Thomas, occupied the pulpit o[
the .J.Imes 81ree•t Church nein it( -v.
-Now. please do not nek_
. .T, Ilouston, of _►barn, the• t►ul-
the following incident occurr.'(I, ie'- pit .,f t11e tiiain :it, Church, in ibe.
CaUse we really must not t1•11. nciih- csv,,Iing the t%%o cxchan•:►•d pulpits.
er is the editor of this paper res -
In 1 hr. James 5t. Church in the rven-
poneible for any transgressions of the ing
Rev. Ilouston took for his sub-
-Pitch -holes ate so closely sst rew•n
along 1 he London Ito ,f1 :t 11(1 :11 such
froluent intervals t11,t the siglrh of
the Toed bed retnin(LM one of the
rounded billows of the 1 os:sitttr ocean
and the very thought of driving over
them induces (noughts of sea-sick-
nese.
ea-sick-
n(
Landihus next ilius outside dooru111 :
Gettibtis upihus a ith a limporunl.
Swenribus kissibue eirli nomoruns."
-.\bout fort y e'rsnn' ownine cows
wit l►in 1ht' corporation met 1h
members of the Connell al the Town
•ca Ilall Dist Monday evening to talk
over the cow by-law pl,'hicit' pissed
-Mis- 'Tillie White. milliner for nt 11,,. , e.•i,1 municipal ('Iections.
.tune's & Clnrk. left Treeol ly to nt- \I r. 1' . W. (;ladn►ats, who wast presrttt
lend the millinery opcttinss at Jae- �,It.,, some IV.t,) at, oft the ail tin.
I roil nail Toronto. \liss Edith fieri- tion, #tatin>t t h(% council hid to (lo
tiers left for Toronto to att(,'II the ,,ith(•r one of Itto things. to pass u
opening!. :,flet• which elle will L. by-law to have the cell le shop up or
a position as milliner for a Kine:tr. to pans as her(! by -11 Alter con -
cline firm. etderable .liseuss►ion 1 t,,ol iort Wo-,
-The remains of the late Wet. F.( made end t►'s,teil ,iii Ittin,ously ask-
Abbott formerly of Exeter. who was iiirf the council to elreft 1 ley -law al -
killed in an automobile accident. at Ir►tt finer the' eowq to tern 0101 10 1M
al -
Los Angers. California, were brought in e•h:Irt1I of herders. 1h, s✓elary of
to London friday night and the tun- t);.• herder to h• paid by the colo
er.tl took place from th,• residence• of ow•,t••rs . The connc;l will very
\trs. Mary Sutherland. Saturday af- shortly t11aa a he -la's' con will nv to
ternoon. - the vishe•s of 1ll,• ow•n^rs.
Cllstom6rS
fitteutlon!
We would like to announce
that we arc in a 1)0,ition t,, ex
change
CORN
for wheat, oats, an,l barley.
We want about 25000 bushels
of wheat for which we shall be
every dollar invested. Tliisi is pleased to pay the hi,;hcst Are-
a very hro•id sInternetst. but \i r, `,ailing market price
Houston Fend that he had 51 udie(I 1 11,.
luestion and Ise would prey.' 10
them that the 5Iatement was Corr..et. Remember y�ter tl'sur wants
in Africa since the natives hart en-
dors••.) Christianity the ivory trade will be al►Pr2ciated.
had picked up greatly and from it
the Christina nations derir.• great
revenues. The 'Hilus in /ululand
have told back to the) Christian no-- and promptly attended to.
tions (01plows n101in ev,'ry dollar
that was ::pent in Christianizittt; We will he running on a (:;1SI1
theta. llr•sides •this there. are many
other benefits in trad ' derived. tir. B:\SIS after March 1st,
Yost hen a ted flint the Christianized amount
EVROS.
),oaf )sen had rot urn'd n vast .imoutttARV
of ,,reeds. 1•u0niil,7 1n(0 110114re(14 of
thousands; of pounds. ,aortia,-'. to the
At the
Mill
For tickets and full information canon
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent..
or write. J. I). MCDONALI), Union
Det)ot, Toronto, Ont.
sniff
llauze Rose
Once and y on will say it. in the sweet-
est perfume you ever sniffed. If you
want the genuine go to THE PUSI�TY
We have 3 second hand talk-
ing machines and 50 discs for
sale at a bargain. Call and see
no trouble to show
Watch W indow.
THE PURITY
I Watch Window. ('atn, Exp, Bldg.
Wood
Wood
Wood
121)0 cord of hard 11 ood, I3est (Inal-
ity. ('rices nc•c•ording to grade.
\Vno(1 cut to snit customer?, cord
block.
(betels left at, Time!. Office o
Thos. Hartnoll
Logs
ante
Highest Prices Paid
delivered or in the
woods
THOS. ELSTON
Centralia Saw Mills