Exeter Times, 1908-04-16, Page 1THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR --NO 1 SO1
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
Are You Ready
for Easter
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♦ Easter is only a few days away, and every woman
• should have her spring outfit complete. Come to this
If
Easter feel,..store and you will find everything necessary for your
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Lovely Styles in Easter Millinery
• Lovely styles without number grace the show cases and tables
of our Millinery section. All the prince favorites are here, trint-
•used and ready to be trimmed to suit the wearer's fancy. Our
large staff of Milliners are very busy, so do not leave your order
♦ too late. No two trate alike.
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Our Spring Coats and sep-
. Reale Skirts are made tip in
Z the freight of fashion and of
the very best and toniest ma-
terial.
Nothing nattier than one
of our New Spring ('oats.
They are perfect fitters.
Our new Skirts are very
neat, and all tailor-made.
Tweed, Black, navy and the
popular Browns in all the
new Fabrics. You cannot do
better than get one of there
to be neatly dressed,
Dainty New
White Wear
Nothing would please you
better than a look through
our NVliihewear departmentthis season. You will find
us with the nicest display we
• • have ever shown. Daintynew White Waists, new
Skirts, new Gowns, new Cor-
set Covers. In fact every-
thing new in this department
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' They ,are all the go but are very scarce. You must have
them this year. Long Silk, Long Lisle, Long Suede and Long
Kid (:loves in all the new colors.
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HIJRON&M1DDLESEX GA ZETT E
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL Pith 190
Gibbs and Connor By=
Laws Carried
Tee cutin;; on the Gibb and Connor
1'y-!a1%s 'took place last Frilly and
us was expected were carried. 1'hrs
following was the trate--
- kill's. Divs. 1 2 3 4 Total
GIRD
For 87 73 67 105 :332
Ageinst 9 8 17 19 53
CON'NORS
For 87 76 67 108 :338
Against 8 3 15 17 15
As 'the tote ne.c.'ssary to pass the
By-laws Was 306, it will be seen that
the Gibbs By-law carried by 26 ma_
Kirkton
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Captain \V. 11. 1'ais' y, fitly years t T1,' .fiat Sell :net supper of Otte
it resida•nt of liirkton, died Satur- season will 1►.. held in the Conimer-
ut•day a t t he Mottle of his daughter. (oat betel on the 20th.
Mrs. Oglesby, lilanshard, at the ad- Mrs. 1lussenberry is nt present
veneers age. of 'J0 v'ars. Captain Pais_ 1 1.1 up with Illness.
ey, ♦Vas born :. t 1)ath, Etrotgi tn(l, in for laiYr , Pfl1en.ib.rs ooff rho senior an.1 jutt-
1tc17. \\'hen rise attained iu h,� age A, the lvangelic e l
of manhood he joined the British Ar- I ehut ell are Preparing for a I,ro;r•;tttt
my sts a gunner in 'th'e Roy.t1 Artil-' to I, t;it<'at Easter buudaJ- (Venin
levy. In !this cnp.City II.' served N1i. Nicholas Foster. 1has I�.is'rt
22 wears and received an honorable the John Koch 50 -acre ferns at the
(ischarge, ])uric; Lj, 1►,'rjod of ,;,r- liahYlen (Line, for n term of two
Vice 1,e Was Promoted to th.. positjoat
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1.00 per year in advance
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yenr's and trill take possession zit
of drill instructor at Dublin and o
other plac;'s in which capacity he
served his country for a number of '
rears. At It he coronation of Queen 5
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Z� I J flay had the Connor By-1tt77 11}. 12 rctoria lits fired the!toy el Salute f f
t fro 'the, citadel __ f rte__ _ ,ee in Canada '
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+ where he served during the rebellion
rice.
Messrs. 111. Siegel and F. Boss'n-
nberry and their families left last
Veek for their new ]rorneS, the
ormer 'to Detroit and the latter to
1,•rlj►►.
'1'he. annual conference of the Evan-
elical Association is c0nveneiltg (tt
t. Jacobs this week. Bishop Brey-
ogi1, 1). I)., of 9tenc e�e 1'a. oil) pre-
side.
• • '�'-"--- ` of 1837. Capt. lienees was disebarR-
Exeter Council f ('(t ill 1837 and immediately to
• Canadta. Bettye e ' •1 t
ton, sneres It�� lived almost continu-
I :1 meeting of the Council was heti uously until about a yc;t; ag
he %relit to live ,with his clslott h�•n
• lin the Town rlIall, oto ir'riday :\pejo ht, t,
3rd'. 1908. All the members present. Mrs. (Geo. Og lesby. 110 was !;incl i
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Long Gloves
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Headquarters forthe Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
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The truth of this saying has
been proven by the wonderful
success of ••
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COLD REMEDY '
In all cases of Catarrh, cold i.t
head and throat. it is our ale
solutely genuine preparation • 1
that •
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NAMELESS
Has Merit
Buy a bottle of it now,
and if not satisfactory to
will refund the money.
guarantee good enough?
'fry i t . I
you rte •
Is this •
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THE PURITY
Canadian Express Building.
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T 11 is 1 1011S 6110\V.
The Fourteenth Canadian Horse
Show so be held in the St. Lawrence
Arena Toronto on April 9th.. 30th
Mey 1st. and 2nd promises to out -
shin, iti numbers and •luality of
d,ors'•s ;ill its sred-'ces5ore. in spite
-of the financial depression there will
•u' ver have been so many high class
horses brought together. in Canada
Lome' of show ring aalibr,r are so
scarce or else hold so high that. scv-
<'ral leading Toronto .fie►►t l.'tnen have
had recourse to the Nett York mar-
ket and pt►rch:(se.s have been made
trtire recently by lir. H. C. Cox, nn:)
'Mr. J. J. Dixon %%it11 the sole purpose
of hecurin;; ribbon winners for the
U'oronto `how. % very notable saddle
!tors.. .synch has s5t,('.pt that ring in
New fork 17 ill 1)e shoes It in May
Morniies, formerly the property of
She late J. W. Harriman. This snare
nes bought in New York by Misq
1 Eva [tooth the head of the S.slvation
Army in America 7s ho i= :tn ardent
horsetvotnan and (1 •pen Is i:argely for
`'er health on e lu.'.r rias rxereisd'.
• condition of th'' fiat,' tn•tdt' by the
•n(lor was 7)►it the mare should 1:
...OUR...
PERFUME CREED
in selecting perfumes we do not
adhere to the line of one manu-
facturer only. Long ago we
learned that every maker puts
out certain odors which are
particularly tine and especially
popular. So we male up our
"extract bouquet" by taking
perhaps two odors from one
sour'. e, four from another, and
s(, on. Our line is thus made up
of gens produced by Atkinson,
Iiouhigant, Pivec. Roger &
(pallet, Colgate. %V.,od n•ort h.
Our Satchet Powders are
selected in the sante way. We
have all the choice odors.
«'e have two Apecial odors for
Easter. Try them.
W.S.Howe Pl
yt
t heuliat & Optician. Phone i►l1.
Exeter, Ontarin,
Dis t rict
Tl�s tc,,u,utt'is of iHa nie5fing i ., i his manner, the soul of honor. a gaol Thomas Noah,
Starch 20111 were ,reerid• and nl►pruVeat Episcopatise, al the. Chippewa Ins strurtc, Conservative, ' dish, charged With the. 'Hurler of :\b-
:1 itelition signed by tllessrs, 1), C. 't henuin(1 manly man. Thi funeral salom vox, another Indian. hroday
McInnes, (Rel. :Downey, L. ]lardy , C. took place from his daughter's resi- morning pleaded gzuilt
eight others rtskins for a nem gide-1 guilty to ma�n-
drnce 'to 1{irkion e•.u,,'tery. tTuesday slaughter and wA3 se'ntenc.'d to 13
walk irons the corner of 1)C%ington April 7th., under charge of the Or- years in the Kingston penitentiary
St. to the river •was real and on pro- er'g's Order.tion of Councillor 7leaman see. by J, M. V. N. Shier last weak purchas- On Wednesday afternoon the hoe o
J.Cd 'the int'tr•est of W. H. , of 1,1Ir's. 'Agnew,; nearthe railroad.
Knight, the prayer of th.. Petition Jlarsh:rll in '
be granted.—Carried. the firm of Shier & '.lfarshall. Mr. ( Coulton, •awns broken into (luring her
The followingMarshall and family expect to mow: I abstnc,, Sind Iansrtck.�d from 'top es
g accounts were. read to St. drys, t bottom. Singularly, the only articles
and }sassed. Harvey Bros. account ,add Iiirkton. , missed were a summer coat and vest.
per coal $2.05; Fred Green, gravel for
cemetery $2.50; The home of Mr. G.o. Dickinson. of The d'e'ath tool; hoses in 'Dlcliillop
t y o Charlie Hughes labor Lockhart.
d L
the Thi
rine of lilatisliard 5v i the on friday of Jnr. George t.,
at ci'mt''t,�ry $1.23 ; W. II. T,cvett coal ),
for D. Gillies $11.06; C. W. Cross, scene of a happy>
Deceased had reacher! the ndv.tnee.,sr
went on \\ cdt,tas- age a seventy-six Bal, of salaryladay April 15th., when his a sister -in, J years and tent mos,
31st. at cemetery to . salt; 4aw (bliss Ettie lane .was united in e't death removes one of the earliest
ary(ra3.0; W. J. Bissett pt, sal- marriage 'to Mr. Chas. Atkinson, a
311 x3:33,00; C. tJt, Snell street li�htlsettlers in the township, On(D Otte of
ing 107.28 C. 11. Snell Town halt prosperous farther and esteemed resi-
dent its most respected citizens. 'rhe fu-
iightin, 3.60; Amounting; in all to of the same rotvnshby 'The neral took place from i:k late
Heam213.7I ; rise • on motion of W. J. ceremony 15 as performed by ,1tot., residence lot 23, concession 5, SMcliil-'
'Beaman See. by J. J. !:night. Car- Veale, Rirkton, in the ttre?�ence of it lop, on 'Monday, April 13, at •..jI)
vied; number of invited guests. The Con- 1'• an., to the placer of interment its
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pie WC sore recipictnts of a number Maitlandbank cemetery.
Per A. E. Fake sec. by J. J. Knight
• of useful and costly presents front If you once try Carter's Little
that 'th , ' Fuk sec.
r is hereby, jnG
strutted ao visit evert. thele esteemed relatives and friends. Liver Pills for sick headache. bat-
' yard Wjthh) Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson will move to iousnesy, or constipation, you will
the corpur:(ti:►tt wht'r.� there are irujt
fret's and if auv Wick Iittot is 011 r tote f:1ra, which stir. Atkins�tr }las never he without them. They aro
such 'tr.•.•s to Motile the. party .or purchased from Mr. Diekin�ton. t purely vegetable, email and easy to
parties to have the sante cut away i take. Don't forget this.
and burgled within on;; w,. i; or outer- - -�
cciscs to take action as IIT Village Tine work of pulling !lowly the
Winchelsea frame of Sr. Joseph's Church to teak,,;
liJ•_lan.~Cervi<'cU way Tor The new edifice, commenced
I'er J. J. Is;nit;ht rtec, by 11..1. Ilea- ( Mr. John Dedbr; is g -e met ttith am . .
on the old Jast. This buil vin in once
man that the council petition to Hon. ' accident last Saturday, of 'the. oldest in Gunton, he year
11,'54
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Winn. Pattt•rson, :Minister of Custom,s blessed to ft S'l y, tthich w. are lerectd originally about the
Praying 't lint le. make Exeter n port mature although '` not of a serious and used for a number of y�arsl 15Y
of Entry.. and that a col►S' of I the• escape from beings so.
t tt.He .was��s split- 1 ,i
Resolution ( furti,:lydrel to the sit.. ting )voo(i, when n small once.; tlet5. ttr( n,.n,be rc of \\'l)ja eeonrgrthe er-
!Il s iuc 1 place of Sresentp, lurch. tAs er-
r member for South Huron, M. up and struck him 011 the white part wards it was used for
Y. McLean, M. I'.-- ' � cction of the present church. after-
�'trr ieft a short time
Jtcssrs. N. 1). Ilur(1on ;en,! ;td. Bel.; which 'Ike blood leaking a gash tram
} 11otted freely. Hal into
a waggon shop. eft. Ventiti
members
don waited on •the Council 5' .it'iting a 1 it struck his eye a little nearer the Willis a itof io,l 1„s tn,'n11 L0' of
sof
donation regards • 24th of May ot'At'- no.�; the ,
1 pupil of til.. eye .alight worship, ip, 'lurch the c•rrclionl sof tote
bratjorr• Per A. E. Fuk�� F,'c. by \V, have been injured and the sight
Johns.that grant of ?i.p0 be elven 6 int- present church. It Will Ik' V'I,lace.1
Jo s.thatittt','._.t of 2 it 1►aireA However it he injury was a by a handsome brick edifice.
Adjournment by A. E. Fuke. Dp-lbridgune e 'consulting an(t n c,'saltntor ►St r.
Jos. Senior. Clerk. Mr. John Fletche`t doctor.
111 r logit a valuabl;
two-year mare last w,,,A. rhe ani-
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I:1F.TEIt MIMIC SCHOOLBOARDmat 1vas allowed out to Winter, when
!another ilors5 kickt'd it iri the atom.
ach a Public school Boardmet in the aboutausing tliree houlrsture. 1t died its
ros5-n 'hall. Jlonc'.ty, April 13th, at
- p. in. with au l n) embers pr.'se•it. homesn t,r�nit1110111 W;Ileood Stay wret tied
ithrher
'file following is the or:l:.:r of busi- uncle, Arthur Francis, at Plugtown.
!less duly submitted and approved. rhe '\\'incl,elee'a baseball team was
1'e r chair minutes of previous meet - organized Saturday Well( with
ing. lteports of Committees, Supply, 1'
hos. ,Bell, captain, W. W. (neer,
Desk r.' tune, ,1 for 1), pt. No. 2, not manager, rind Leslie Robinson t rens
yet procured. Teacher's Supply, that u '
Miss Jean Dixon had been secure(! as
Principal's treiief and that hiss A.
Martin 'was ready to supply in No. 6
until further notice.
1'er F. W. G111'Linan and S. 31artin
that the action of the Toocher's Sup-
Iply coot. receive the 0ndarsemen)1 oftu.hter of lir. and Mrs. \1b 'rt
the Board. ; Ile'rryhill. of Winch:Awn, (3;,•,1 :It
1'er F. \V. Cladman mei 11. N. Howe Victoria 'hospital Monday titer ,i
1Lat. communication be op-en...1 vsit11 brief illness. ales. Orli vile was 21
Mr. J. 1). Campbell of 'Toronto 1 111- years old and went to London a few
versos' in reference to 1 h' possible years ago. ltesjlh._5 her husband die
vacancy of the Principal's room. is Survived byf'
Per F. W. r;la(lnt In and S. Nnr;itl '1'hc remains were broughtve ! toExeterthe Grounds and Sanitary Coto. he by train '1'uesdcl • eight
empowered to wake such improve- were taken to Wincicl.seafrolic 'rho fun -
merits in t h grouted, and st elks as eral was 11.•!.1 1W.•,Irceatlay,
may seem (L.sirabl,'.
Per tl{. N. Rowe atilt P. \\',.Gladman 111(;11 1'Itl•::8t:11t DAYS.
't lust /the In:•i, •ctor's r,:port be ac-
cepted tea reed. Men and women ..like have to pork
Per 8.' Martin and F. Wood the/ 11. incessantly 751111 brain rind
Huston 71s t l,,e hoard delegate to the 11IIN tr
April n,,•:•tjn • hold their own nowadays.
i g of 1 h:• Educational As- were the denote!, of business. Never
socia t10,1 at Toronto. wants of th' fetidly. the reluire-
l' r '11. Iluniiton nn:) S. Martin that meets or socir'ty. more numerous.
the immediate re. luirements remitter- The fiat effect of th,• praiseworthy
ated in the Inspector's suggestion for effort to keep rip evil!' al! these
the 11. S. Dept. ba procured as coon things is commonly s.ert In a weak-
ened practjeablc►' ened or dehilitete:I condition of the
Per 'It. N. Itowe ani S. Martin that nervous system. ttiaicit results
11. Huston, the Principal, the ins ,.'e_ in both P I P i►aia. defective nutrition of •both
for and the tiecrotary be n. Comn,i'- body and brain. and in extreme cases
to • 10 receive Ills -stuntmen( re tui,•- In eons sl -'le
('•1 ccs per thefon'goinz matter. I ncrtous prostration It
Per 11. E. 'Huston nn:i 8. Martin
that the Secretary be tiuthorized to
secure not more 1 hie six Copjea of
the Educational Ae'ochttion reports
Wit 1 b e found an excellent re-
medy for sick headache, Carter's
Little Liver fills. Thousands of
letters from people who have used
them prove t his fact . Try t hem ;
Mrs. C. .1, Middleton jr.. wife of
a prominent '1;005 rich Tp. farrier,
was so belly }curt in a ruttawty ac-
cident at Clutton 'Wednesday of last
week that small hopes .aro heli' out
for her recovery. Mrs. 3liddleton
went to Clinton to visit her mother,
and on leaving the house. 1 h.' horse
started away before she got sold of
rcr. They will play their first gamy the t'''ins and being along in thi
8atur(h1J evening. Everybody come. 1503 powerless 'to stop it. The !tori.'
Phos. Coward was in 1•:xet.•r Tu,.,_ dashed clown 1hs' street at a terrific
(ley turd Wc(tn:•sday unloading his pace and cam'' in contact with .t tree.
car of cedar polis. The bugs), was 4urn.'(i upsid(7 down
.tors. Jennie. It. O7:i1sj..•, sif,• of and demolished :led Mrs. Middleton
is e' Jame, t)tril tile, and s conA ti was thrown over 3U feet to the ce-
ment tid'ewalk and renllred uncon-
scious, sustaining injuries to
face and head.
7nor• ; ('ro7:• & Betray; George Peps for 19°7.
per ; brown. There will be reduc- i"•r• 11. Iiu.ston end S. Martin i legit
Cd rates on .111 r.ci1roids. the first floor be scrubbed Ihroueh-
�—�-- out (Wrong the approachin r I•; f=lee or
\Wn1:lilNO WOMEN AND BALLOT holid:ty� an builds; up tI►' whole sratern.
"But if. loth for their oe n sakesanal fits niers aurn:•71 for these !,i;,rh
Per iL N. Roel' adjourrun tit.
sand f(►r the ood 1 .1. GRIGG. Seery. r pr' "Ore clays.
of 1 },. Irl' stlbl jC,
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1! r)'arty seen that Surat is needed i• ' "1noicipality of $30,000) of a loan to
• dry ; •'stern Ontario
—Piles are easily , 1111(1 l'll('k 11•
checked with 1)r. Shoop's ellagic Oint-
m int. 'l'o prove it I will snail :l
shall trial box :;s a Corttinc-
ing test. Simply address ,Dr.
Shoop, Racine 'Wis. I surely w 01111
not wild It f r, (• Omens 1 Watt cer-
Itain Heat I)r. Shoopt's 1Magic 01 )trnerl,t
would stand t ho test. 'Remember it
is made. expressly and alone for sly -al-
ien, len, painful, bleeding or itching piles,
AINT1N
Yes, We are ready for spring painting. Everything 1:1 the Paint
line, Elephant and Martin Senours too per cent, pure paint.
40, 45 and 5oc per quart.
Campbell's Varnish Stains all colors
15c, 25c, .15c and S5c per tin
Alabastine and Murallo
For renewing walls and ceilings. :111 shades. 25 and 50c per pkge,
Tube colors
\Vinsor & Newton's, Sc per tube
Aluminum Paint
Golo Enamel
Buggy 'Paint....
Brushes, extra good value
up,
25, -t 5 and 7 yc per tin.
25c per box.
... • • • • • . 25 and 45c Tins.
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HERMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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Paint
Protection
You realize the necessity -of protecting your house -with good paint,
but you do not realize the necessity of protecting yourself against
poor paint. It all looks alike in the can, but one kind comes off,
the other stays on; one kind soon looks shabby, the other keeps
.new. The kind that hulds on strongest, !oaks new
THE
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT
It is the result of a quarter of a century's paint-mai:1i; csperi.
once; the product of the largest paint factory in the world.
owe
sell it.
SOLD EY
T. HAWKINS & SON,
EXETER.
OUR IDEAS
of what constitutes good
clothing (litter from the ideas
of most other firths. We de
Inand and use in all ()111' Stilts
and Overcoats ()Inti' til(' hest
material and the high( st class
of workmanship
Give us a call.
'�'• Joiil�?s
Merchant Tailor
Lucan
Er) BOSSEN IJEII It Y. ZUII ICII
The La;::t Bowling ,Clt:h ii;,10 ata ,Licensed Auctioneer'. Sales con
ducte 11 in all l.:u•ts. Terms reasonable
anuual me. ling on lfondrIV meta of and satisfaction guaranteed.
last tweet' t .1e 1 following
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(. cle( the 101IoSVjng
eltt,.'r extern:,) or irlt.'rnal. Large officers. --tion. Pres. John Fox. Hon.
jar 50 canes, 8ol,Cl,•V W. H. Hooey. \'ice.•J'r• C. C.- ltodgens 11. 1'. 1'.
The tit. 'Marys and Ws'atern Ott- pros.. W..1. ltountatn, 1st. Vice -Pres.
tarts 11y -law was carried by 314 mi- C. 's%'. 11:,57kshaw, Secy -Treasurer 11.
jority Friday and the C,ana:l.t Small- A. 3!c1:s5 ,.I. It Ivan d'ecidrs to built
man by-law was defeated 1►y :31 totes.
Both Ily-lass Actually polled about
the same Vote, but the former re -
Inked only n bare majority ss Idle
n favorable vole of two-thirds of
the voters' list was neces et ry in the
latter case'. The successful by;7nty
pr 05 ides for the handing over by th,a
Khat tails Susi sin 1jt s}•teen. give
the Ant 11 t ' & W
vigor incl tones to t 11' 'nerves. and 76i110Ily• According to the reruns of
diRr'stiwe' and •a'ajmjlativc the original by -lata (hi, n1oiiey was
roe
functions h ai111y elle active.active.i•'r0m c not to be paid- over until the compl.e-
. rots tol •ge 55.5 c::n r,'c1•.‘e°111-_ ' Ir' (. ►e present by -
mond
p'rsonal kt 1 tt(1►I f fel 1 Tt
mond ifood's 8irsepinilIn for this l,tt7 1'1ovi•t.,a for handing over the
purpose, it nets on all the vital money now. The officials of for
comps ny claim they trill h7 re the
toad cornplet.'d and open for t rains
front :fit. Marys, to En,hro t,r .i.11.' 1.
worn, n of property and tvotnen of ' - . . - • —That Inn •aid,
i- lif.•ie,t.•t ttelin3
should be enfranchised.- writes Jane SIiipk�» t that comes pith Ap►ring artd early
Addams in 1 h, A ':'1 ' 1Wout summer cin 1, luiekly changed to
' t i cn'ce Home
property and worncn of education
Companion," "lar n,or,' is the po77er 111 r. Isaac (;ower' is all smiles tl►'=,' ta fe,uifjc n�hhuoy.ancc• rind ctiereyby
of th' ballot needed by the ssorking days.—It's n j 1 1 1 u. of Dr. tihoop'a Jtcs•
woman, whose stake kir!. restive. Th Restorative is a gene
in the count rh( M.'`�er'd 11 t \ utile tonic to timid, run-down nerves,
and but n ft'w doa.'s 13 nec.l,ed to
satisfy th cuss!. that 1)r. 8hoop'a Res-
torative is actually reaching that
tired spot. 'roses indoor life of wain.
ter ,i'.arly nlways leade to slnt.•.rish
bowel` slid to s1031;ig6 circulation ir,
general. The customary lack of ex-
ercise molt outdoor 'air ties np t ha
liver. stagnates the kidneys. end oft•
. an. N. Shenk. of
is represented by tier lite, her health Crediton enll,';1 -upon lir. Ertl:Qt
h -r virtue, and the 51fety and happl. Gai'er :last '&nobly.
n. ss of her children. The ballot is 31rs. Fred Gainer. who was in
not Lott -
not demand^ 1 for her because she it tion •t he past month. has ret urn.d to
good or wvit'. or breau,e !ho sill her home here.
make no mist Ike!! in Its use. Neither Mr. ('has. Finkbeiner. of t1, (;oeh-
coodn,'Qs or oisdotn is the !tole 110<1'. en '1.111 sp►,int Stinday at hie 110111:
pion of ' 1 here.
Messrs. I. J7•st ird and L. relit, .r
have rent.(1 the. farm of the lett. Mr.
James Cron�-i of tl.srplev.
shoed at 'Toronto. Ammer the
ono . c ass. net! freedom, from
oto, 1 idjntr a hit►otor. nr,' ilo u,ista1 s i' 1)1 privilege of none.
Ado. and 511=. 11.'ck, London. 7vl,. t Working women need the ballot be-
eius(e they must cover t hr' e0n.li t norma
have (n new Ilrntt,'rl(: :1. Meagher, 1 of thine live
9irne0e ; Ur It F W ,bite O i and those of t h. it chll-
limes. eeeken� tee I1,'art'. .action
Ilse 1)r. 8hoop's 17�9toretive a few
_ ( S1 r. and Mrs. Wes lledl,l`n. of ('r,'cli- weeks awl all 1%1111 he chaHRed. A
r. t ;777.1 ; 1 dren ; and!. II this twe/Meth-c ntury ton Fast. spent Sunday- .« it to Mr. few drat-' t
Ii7t►Rdlon \Wj:k=. (;:sit : Gordon world, th' haunt 1.1), offer= tSe, only Walter Baxter.
t trill tell .0'.1 that
11( ►c(:.:'rQotl. 11 sn,ilttn : hr. A. 11. Mc- you are nsir►�; lb. ?tett remedy. You
Coy. At. Cath Itinle t : AcDr.ius J . 31 ; channel through tt Eich tt:,'y can give Mr. J. I). II:mlon was ie Exeter. will ensily an(} serol note
the
expression to such Icgifisnnt,' � last :\1ond7}• to >tiwe void- no.. oil the Iltrtnpte from des to dad. Sot 1 by \Y
• r. W. A. 11, t:(t r ; (}cot;a W. 13car,t- i trot ” :.
crise of Wesley Glaiser. of Uaslovooa A. hooey.
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
-1 large 1, w lawn, this spring in the 7
ball park. taking up rho apace b - . Ta
y, P11 t l.LI PS, EX 1';'rl•:I1, i,1(;
er,serlAuctioneer. Sales cern
ducted in all parts, Terms reasonable.
Orders can he left at the Tistt•:s Office*
iween 'the entrarnee ,and the grand
stand.
Auction Sales
•
--Get your sale (bills printed at t ho
lad ,1,c-, 8t7n1 • one of tits ofd^at ,
residents of Itidaut ,h. given in the palter when bills are
[ passe.! awn! en I printed hors. \V,,, can have your (sills
Saturday slight, April 4th.. :ttr the' ready for posting from two to four
home of her son-in-law, Tho,. I1. hours triter 1ho order is received.
Cout•sey, l.uean. at 4h►t nd'vnnced age
of '81 years, 'Mrs. Stanley need in laid- On Saturday. April :',t -h. Corner
dulph, for nearly sixty y, 'r'. ,\flee John atei Carling xtre. ; -. l,.,rrr. Mrs.
the (!'.esti, of her Husband t`ht Contin- S. 1773077, t►roprietres=, 1'. S. Pt(jt-
ile'd to live at the hom05tc•:,0 00 t he /ill/I'''. iuetione-'r.
Coursey'Ljt►e, and only a few uionths
ago moved into t iz ' 7 j117.fa'. She had
been in phenomenally good health
kitting the winter and it was only n Valsam
uable['�t7' (lays before her death that any
Misses Sam Stanley, widow of the + Tittles Offjce. Tree notice will bo
(' s I
sign of a breakdown' occurred. The
,'not carne rather sudlenly, but_ peace- '' 1 h.;l:.• ,;9.,1 your ('oltsfoote Expec-
hilly. The lncrnhers of the family torant sera find it satiafaet(sry in eaa•'1
,rot? living are.—lira, Thos. Cours.'y. ('t croup, colds or coughs. I have used
1.ue:,n ; 'Mrs. i''tttards, tlensall ; Mrs. It ever since I got a trial bottle, and
John 'Ryan, l.omlem Township; .Sore. have teso►nmrndrd it t(► everyone ie
Thomas hitt. (mean; William K. 1,11- need of it. Yon may use tiny name and
cin ; 'I)r. U. N. Stanley. Brantford ; nddress for testimonials it you wish.
James and 'Georg(', of Lucen ; Henry. doping it will benefit others as it bas
Hidclulph Township. i►•'1 Jh'rnard. dune nn- ehitdren, I remain,
who still t;51(1'•s un the homestead. 1t1t81. A(1NES ('OMi3ER."
Sits. Arf'•mus ilia', of McGillivr iv 1069 1'ran.'es 't., London, Ont.
Township, Bled on 'Monday, April 6. ('oItsfeote Expectorant is the groat-
:trt(l was hurled at 8t. Jnmes' cent ._ est Bough and throat euro in the world.
CIarol,•I,os•:', nn \\'cdncsriay tnornirtg• it its the fres, rii,ti«0 r►t rl renown*d
Mrs. 1t•nj. Marr sister of Mrs. J. spl('cialist. In order that every family
.1. 'Ilo(lrtins, 'Lucia, and d:, 1, ',liter of easy prove its unparalleled merits s e
Mrs. 1:. Kelly, di'd at he :.om.e in will send a sample h0ttle free to every-
3Mc(;illiyr ay on 1'u..•,i ,y tri 1. Fail. etre who sends us their name and ad
• rel took pose, on 1'rici.ay to to Ht. dress and mentions this paper. can he
Janina c tnet'rc. t;l. '* fr i►gse. haus at ail druggists at 25e. fund your
C. C. iledgins, e!. p. I'., has ti,:•n name to -day to hr. T. A. 8loenm, Ltd.,
unable to nttetid lh - closing days of Toronto.
the bession at Toronto on account of Bend for Free Ban:plo Today.
illness.
pies Free