Exeter Times, 1905-02-16, Page 1utcr
THIRTY-SECOND YEAR—NO 1641
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EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY loth, 1905
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Now is
the time
to be nn the look out fur ti
good range ur cook stove.
Wood or coal a+ we have a
large number to choose from
of the looting makers of Can -
ad e. namely
PANDORA
IMPERIAL OXFORD
TREASURE
SOUVENIR
And either one of them will make your wife's face wreath in a per -
penult millennial glow.
t
HEATERS
We also carry a targe stock of base bunters, itir tights, hot
Illibhtsta to choose from.
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✓ We make a specialty of Nave Troughing, Furnace Work,
Double and single acting force pump, bath room, and plumbing of
all kinds on the shortest notice.
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We also carry of a full line of shelf hardware.
Cement the two leading brands, National and Star brand.
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HAWKINS & SON
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Hensall
Hay Council
- (:ounc:l met un `Ionday.
I f'wbt'dtet}
• (1. J. Sutherland, Notary Public, Convey" 16t h, all present .
mfr.Com ottetener, Fire Insurance Agent, and 'f Ire :elite'►auditore' :elite' W iM laid bt•-
• Lwurerof Marriage Licensee. Legal denimate fore the council, 1 lu t r:•asurcrs cash
• i carefully drawn at re•adooaW) rates. Hone1
to loon on real estate at low rate•ot Interestsbook seas examined, finally :tunnel:tunnellOatesatthePoetUnice Meuse); and ei„ned by tete reeve.
-Mr. 11a.ak Celt man departed tells The [oilmen,: otnounts were
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• I life 'last Saturday forenoon. Ile was ordered to la paid ; E. Christie,
entity trespeeted by all litho knew gravel, *10.56: M. MCTa ;part, goa-
1 hint. The !funeral took place on 1 vel. :3.60; .1. Xurtlrott. .;ravel,
Z; 'Tuesday last. ! $7.52; G. Keller/mom. rmann, „raver, 8. 8.
-Mr_. W. C. Meir, died in Bunts- $2.64 ; Geo. •ha.irbait•n. gravel, $3.76;
Fred Green. ,;ravel. S. 11., $1.20;
It vele, east Thursday. She was a dau-
eh(er of Mr. James Murray, of this 8. Cudmore, rreveJ, $1.52: E. Zel-
1 town. Tire remains were brought ler, prtintine, $22.540; hese &
)t re for interment. Dclohert, pine slabs. $4.88 J. Gall-
-Mr. Thomas Berry has sold a man, 'rep. bridge. con, 14; 11.50: J.
-,•-plendid tsla11icn to Messrs. Belle J. 'Mernor, auditor's salary; $6.00;
& 8phulc, of Bullet t. The horse is Win. Johnsen. auditor's salary,
.1It impelled Clydesdale, and woo a 86.00.
.rent prize taker in tale ofd land. Council will meet again on Mon-
-We are glad to state -t,hat *the day. this 6th day of Marchi, when
Rev. 'Dr. James Benders -on, of To- Delhi -wasters. etc.. will be appointed.
ro.lto, nsnociato Missionary Score- F. HESS, Sr., Clerk.
tory •ww•ill praaoh in the Methodist --.on.---
♦ t church, on Sunday, Feb. 25th, a t both
Babylon Line
>ervices. No one should fail to hear Y
the sifted Dr. 1kinderson. Service
at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m., Offerings in
aid of missions avill be taken.
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Cromarty
-Rev. It. A. Craoeson, who has
been ill for tide past six weeks. has
sufficiently tecovcre•" 10 resume his
work again.
-1)r, Geitenill, lois arrived in the
villaac, and come hiably recom-
mended.
Eden
-A otei;ch loud of young people
�t rat •.t ple-aS01t4 Iince Last Friday
ev; n:net ut tile) l:cene of Mr. Fred
11ii gitltis ;n Sar.•eg;le
- - ' -Mr. Otey 'Farevon, of Fxetee, event
• Centralia Sunday owl Megelay, ulxt y;uectt of
The
CO
Miss( Allic Rook.
John Ilepbutit, one
day last t
-Mr. and Mia. It'•••h.,rd Coates
week sold a fine 3 -year-old colt to London,
Mr. Fred Ellin„ ton, of Lumley, for visited favor driest. s owns► 2r iood» in
.1 linn'Icome fi.rur•c. 'London.
Goshen Line, Stephen St. Marys
-Mr. William Henderson is home Mout tI o'clock hie( Sunday morn -
runt •Ilerlin, where he has spent the in,; fire broke out in the basement
get entree moat lis. of ohs Knox Presbyterian Church,
-Mr. John Wilhelm Ines purehas• contiguous 4o the furnace, and des -
el •l new t r ran from Mr. Jacob pile 11 be efforts of the bri.;ade, who
Kellerman. of !Melte-oat]. were 4trc.uptly on the exile, the
•� building. was completely destroyed.
Hay School Report I nig is the second time this church
Iris Leen i<►rlially destroyed since its
Tlu volloww•in r rc.y,ort rf S. S. No. I c.ree,O en. Til:.... List fire w;13 about
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Bought with Confidence.
1Vorn with Satisfaction,that's
the Record of every suit we
sell. Remember we offer
you the Suit that lasts, the i%
iuit that fits, the Suit that 1
.Ids, the greatest value for
..3ur money,
��. W Taman.
MercHasnt Tallor
SEWING
y, or lb en oath of January 1 tlurt.ecn TC4irs ago The present loss
based upon weekly exttfinationa• ineludin;; a row pile crgnn, which
'he status al:penr its order of merit. had only b:e,i int .11:d a [ewe weeks
V.-F4tst+ie Caldwell, Laura 113- 1 :110, will trocabl
I y reach $20,000. In-
eurenc^. (;7.000 o.t buildinw:, and 81,-
600, oil oroan.
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Shipka
-Mr. Joint .1cI
bcuct
1 f 4ty: w•t•
k
feu Ca4ifor11 • where he it►tend, re.
trite t.
-Mr. and Aire. W. S}rouldice, of
McGillivray, epcint Sunday host visit-
itin:z at Mr. J. Pickcrinrzs.
-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kcwy.'. spent
Sunday wy.sitine. friends in Parkhill.
-Mr. �'
.ir V m
. 13iktc
r, a•• o ,a •'�
..cm ra'1
el i• s Edited Lanipent visited .at Mr.
�nlak.S1. :,erril1'.' re- even�n, last
weV
-Quite .a lar_ve slei-b load at
you.nR people trout this vicinity spent
a very enjoyable evenin; recently
eId, Ella letwp(a r. I '1 11.' tome of tir, a•tel biro,
Sr. Pt. 1- Myrtle 'r.tylnr. Addia ,
eon, Eldon Jarrett t. i aloe"
Jr. 1't. I - J'(•.rl Consit•(. Mr, F, A. Steam, 11. A.. bas been
J. 1V, Hoge rt To.a.),',•
I:ag,pia•ntcd
an, Jolty Taylor.
Sr. 1V.-Ellurl Hill.
Jr. IV. - Ma,t;io Wilson. Case
Troyer, Watt Wilun, Bessie Coch-
rinc. Ella Iteiclu rt, John Jarrott,
Olive!
Lukc,r.
Sr. Ili•-Gladley Groin. Willie
(:ram. Robbie Green. Rehm Hagler,
`opt.i-t I" trquhnr,
Jr. 11 r -Wesley Ckaldwwell. Robin
cAllir, ter, Atnn May Love, Ada
rain. Arthur 1'orterfiold, Milton
Love, Art bur Wilson, 8eamaa
r., .
ICuc t_. i b u��
. n Coast -one.
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Sr.11.-Arthur r. Arthur Rc+ic}ict'l, Orville
4'iylur. Alnaic Wilsey:). 'Maudic Mc-
Allister, Gordo.' Love, David Kul)�
for.
Pt. 11. -Mary Pell Conitt, Jeut
nidi. Perev (horn, Jeesi,, Porte
fi
r the next month we will t:r
ipeciai inducements in Sew-
lachincs,
makes we carry in stock(
► c finest that the market
a' and we invite you to
et ask for prices They o0.7
eta: attractive.col
IC which is cxcit fine, t he interest. end
JLr. 8. Il. tic•
(Crcidy (remarried). as (bead !tektiteHOPE FOR EVERYBODY I
meeler of ;oho London College to hi-
re seems to be no ease so bad st,tUtc.
that Anti -Pill cannot cure it. i One day la.; wckk ►►Trac engaged•
A strong claim t111 well sup , rn •killing pies. .David avid V1';rterei, a well
rlcd .
us: recently rt physician in Lin-
n. Nebraska. has made :► discovery
known nn(I I►i;hly ;rczpacted tarruer
of Ea=t VVrlliarns. load a vplinter run
into hie ,h:entl. It sown»'removed, and
eethi nz onore thought of it, but
e
r over the world.
ot the medical profession all UbnloaTt-apccol
c
ninY n
;
t uia
n
lanhd
ro] U;tcto
rdieod
tthe
1tflOS Dr. Lconhardt began on the throry M1 Jail" Waters, Court iceixtrar, anl
thot lho poisons went through the •n'c''
n lair family•
dust o system by the rotting and [errnont-
aymp, ation of undigested foods were the Zion
The prime cause of nearly every disease. very (n' il:
1?' ,oy weer 1oak 'lace
Organs1
Inc �e worka
t to discover, to h co r if ,n*f• '1
r tin •l
1 .. home '
1 gill^
f b ti
myO if and rat f
. f.
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.. ('1108.
Delide, •n tentedy that would stimU- , Ilio;k, on Thursday evesin.r. Feb. 011.
am eft'st ottr country pro- late and heal the mucous membrane nhen a number of their friends and
recomtn. linin; of the stomach and bowels, till 1 el:on-ea dc'side(I to honor the anni-
sell hec
them
mini -
sufferer! at easy by their nornnl, healthy action, tier -
Price easy terms. feet digestion would be restored.
All dealt i tis rat ile succeeded null Itis prescription
I tri setts of all he celled Anti -Pill. The proof that
glee
(rreb:.
tore try cf their thirteenth weddin.;
ilay. Tote boo and Itentess were en-
tirely takon by surprise, but every -
urs was ,riven a right royal w•e•t-
TosoN• his work was well done is found in corns, and the house was throws op•
�...1 kept in stock. the long list of remarkable cures on lo Ihn pleasure of their friends,
made by Anti -rill, le (la dreamintt of what was is store
Ant i -fill is 50e. . bottle., at all ie!- t i.'nt, elle.) they were o,zain led
Urugrist8, or Wilson-Fylc Co., Lim- out to the Ina rrin.;roallar and waited
tlil. ited, Niagara Falls. Ont. Sole agents in the holy bonds of mot rimony. The
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for Canada.
THE
erchants Bank of
Canada
HEAD OFF WIC, MONTIt}CAL.
1A1, (all paid up't S6,0oo,ofoo
3,2i,o,000
�1fvE....
PLiS PROFITS—.
18,959
i.:FltsHE N. F. 11P Hnit;N,
tadeneral Manager teteerinteneent of llran.1.ee
05 Branches In Canada
SAVINGS BANK
Wrest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
ccounts and Deposit Receipts.
iscial attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle -
,
whom loans Ore made on anpro�-cd names,
fiefs of Credit issued to travelers, payable in all parts of the
3ENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
1Vedded qt London. - Wendesday
afternoon a quiet hut pretty wed-
ding was sol::mu•izcd ut the Wellin ;-
I•oa Street Methodist parsonage, Lon-
don. Rev. J. Livingstone, officiating.
The oouplo most closely interested
were Mr. Garnet 11. Broderick, of
London, formerly of Dashwood. and
Miss Atttnie, dougbeef of Mr. Jaynes
Reath, of Glencoe. The bride's. at -
tiro was a 1;e,utiful suit of brown
broadaist, witl.
1sa•�tctutifuldainty
teltw
of bio n
chiffon to nettob. After the cere•
moray, Mr. and Mrs. Broderiok were,
driven to lees residence of the
groom's sister. Mrs. A. Swayze,
w)icre a da it:ly wedding 1unc•h was
partaken of. after which the happy
couple, lett amid. shower:, of rico t
end good tei,,h-si oa the• 4.50 train o
(..
or Exeter, to , t p_nd :a trhort tones- t
moonwith
the parents, , rents, Mr, a
and Mrs. J. Ilroderiek, :tail other re-
latives. On Their ref urn they will h
reside in London. We wish them
n loa1� and very happy nutrrled life. e
It
-Henry 8wei.tzer '};as received rt.
carload of Manitoba 'wheat and can
now durn:•h first-class (lour to the
trade.
-Mr. W. e. Glutholm, titarul;cr of
the -Mcrahauet's Beak. of the village,
left Jast week fro take charge o1 the
Act ea Brarioh. Hie place is Lein;
Laken by Mr. efora, of Belleville. Mr,
Chisholm Itis been u,ana•'cr of the
Bank Minos it opened •up in •this
lago and Inas wworked up good butt
nese. We aro very sorry to lose trim
and Mrs. C1 tilt l,u as they have made
many Ifnicndi in t his village and
reiehf0rhood.
EXETER SCHOOL, BOARD
At ties Board's Inaugural held Jan.
17011. The dollow�isig wore made the
permanent officers and committees
for Cite current wear ;-Choi;rman, P.
Frank ; Treasurer, The corporation
of 't ho 1ul.loge ; Secretary, J. Grigg ;
Committee's, evood, P. Frame: nup-
tilues, W. J. Carling ; teachis sup-
ply, If. Iftus;sa- and vetoer ; repairs, It.
N. Rowe and 8. Martin ; insurance,
s'•u
I1. Iean .and VL', J. Carling ; gro-
unds rend sanitary, ff. Wood and 8.
Martin ; trepre etntative to tho pub-
lte library board 1905.6, Dr. Amos.
The tinspectoral visits are to be
made oa ithe. call Of the chair, and
the (regular monthly tneetingts held
on elle 'third Monday of each month.
A (resolution of thanks teas unani-
mously nesse('•a•nd gives' Oho chair
for IL• .t oervicos as a Wood $uppity Co
and presiding officer for theIkast
eevc•;, tycO 14. The Board ,wish to
publ%c•ly acknowledge 'his value to
he lBcar t .:red village in..tbn pur-
bia% of tolls :which has resulted in
ire a
R re .rot+'' t a1
d o
Blargo baying and
g 3 u
leo tor him kind and impartial man-
ner in which his duties as chairman
eve leen fulfilled.
A !few words) •aro also offered i•n
xp'ernaticn tof titre Board's present
0 -it inn.
Witlhin kite hast t ext .or throe years
he L'na.rd realizes that .a eha'nge has
Dine to the school is their charge
••Isett they 'also bolieve to be •fraught
t'li ;important possibilities. That
',Inge is siothing loss than a change
f tile, marked by the 'anadual peso-
; nosey of its youth, as :t public
hoot •t'f too meant repute, awl its
Zurich 11
-Mr. Lan Stcinbacdt has *fold itis c
25 acres of land on the• 14th con., w
to *Ir. harry Ilidonr, for $9^0.00 On , w
(be land is a ...food dwell t,r and a el
barn and it i•, considered well worth o
the purchase price. in
Mr. Walter Fce, of lice Wee..hart, so
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W. T„ ltns hemi visiting his bro- entrance into the thi, her life :and
titer, William, for a few weeks` Mr. youthful vigor tot :manhood, its an
Fee is an extensive land owner in edueet•rc-;:••iL 'institute Of our land
the Territories-, Gamine over 2,000 wit:), strength amply sufficient
sores of land, and 11e thinks the fu- to,oapc with •tlx:• !tOtrndatkat work
ture ut that country is assured. usually 'relegated trio High. Schools
-Mr. .1. Sparrow purabased a and Collegiate IttsfitulCS. Its past
handsome. driva•r from 14r. Caspar record for the last tw•o or three
1Valper, of the Monsen lin-, for years dinotiol►es ample; proof of this
which the I-•ild the hi eh figure of position and ability. TIM highest
$190.00. perca4ntkaae5 ut exons --bon ors and
-Mss Jo:r.•plett • Dneletrrte, of Lha •palm for ,flus greatest percentage
feirilao Center. :Hist., is visiting at of successful erundidatets aro nil held
the Jtonte of Mr. Oliver Corriveau, by it-evokine Ithit repeated encon-
S-.ubbe ,line, ,tr present. turns of the 1•nspootor in each sue-
-That '.;rim hirvecter, 1)i•atic, vi»• ceed',ng ;repent .and (Ihe increa-sing re•
Led the lone! of Mr. and Mrs. Abel spect of !rho public. This worih-y
SclulA.o, (11 'l'os's ay evening. and sucCess ..M in part dueeto 'the •tovern-
an
c nmcd•;
1:^ir infant i 'Follies.
Mptt L^ a n
, on, rd .1of
itUfr^.
Board. r
n (
tit
as Os nm, at the age of 11 law, 'few years. It•s motto Deine
mostly- and 16 days. The little one "Trite .Meet" whether in discipline,
succumbed to ate attack at that staff, equipment or the. building and
dread ill,ta'ti kaow-ri as spinal disease. its .surroundinee. To this has been
added an •unyioldine determination
the/ Its halls shall be filled with
California only 'working student%. The first
i
-'Ifl►e utri,;hbor's of tides dttt•r1et pledge exacted trout a pupil in rho
Jove Mrs. James ;tarns a right roy-'advanced classes i3 (hitt their full
al ;welcome Iaet week. Mrs. Barris ;and ex••:t efforts and infhtenco shall
Lias stain in the North-West tor ov- be at' -ed 'in a•ciuirin;; and maint:lin•
er'twenty years, n.nd being an cold •ing for the i .,hoot the hi hest stand-
nri;fiber !having* live.' in 4his set tle• inz for u►ornlity, :orrcci de.
vent its ulre curly days, it - was a [wartment, kindness to fellow atud-
pleasure ic1 enterlai:a tin wort by a 4•nl:, general ;fwd renduct and ad.
poser arar, %Vo all hist► Iter n sato vanaetl cla.a nn.
rWuea
journey t:aok to rite* distant lom.e •a tpup�L persataistcntdily v-iol;slientesverthis
and f t e at
r clad(, r a: s d
cI r tui[ A els [xl e
aiboia. I a and appeals to 'alto parent or
N. W, T, guard'' -un tail, expulsiou is to fol-
--Mr, J, II..I'odter i' visiting with Ioww. Some drOnion Chas'reyulted :ti
NV :brot her, .Mr. John Pottier, et the a Iresult of such decision, but rho
old •fromeet oad. licird feel; t'luat where (I seipline
-Mr, and Mrs, Jdhn Pettier at- louoltcs Idle budding manhood and
tended llh►e osster popper at Mr, Jno. wvomostelrood, as et loci in toe ad-
Itowe's on Th,urstk•,y last, A good venae;1 classen here, eto other course
onto ireported, is epen either out of regard to the
--.On a • ff ur^_d
tis lant � Ia. t .1rs Lidia pupal concerned or Ohl best interests
% e;n t1.ad a "Rae lice" which was of Otte tshoo). The' Board feels oleo
largely rut tended by the popular that at 'guardians o[ an educational
young ladies of else naiehborbood. instituti*1, whose etudentt );ave iia
The young gentlemen (of course, as completed course quol,fwed (or many
usual) were at their appointed pia:- of hist Weber positions of influence
es fol the evening. Games were in. in . •octal and !national life, that no
dittfed en, Loth up-Slairt end down preen .ie too thigh to pay, that results
ns a CO ejuence. et the roomy be- in thoroughly impressing ou knelt in-
i•n9t ,;mall. You know tiro young dividual t rudent that 'true nobility
folks will hive fun. a•nd cuecesa Gra life owl a rightful fut.
-Mr. 1'. Martin:, rold, rc'ently, fiLlini et the responsibilities of
for a raise sum his Kendaoine driver (kwreed,an manhood and n otuanhcod,
and purchased another from Mr. result iron implicit obedience to
Gottfried Oestreichter, u2 h).ashwooa, the just requirements of either
-Colt •break:na is (the order rat the home, etudeet, industrial or protea-
sonal ,life. Every ten Fears a re-
giment of men mud women are be.
ing t ',tuned out from our school, to
form an inle,rral port of our no-
lioaal life and to eff:zt
coltyrin,; for better nr for
wort=^. Thu r•atep.lyerA will
1 ttorelorc nildel deist a1Nt peso r10-
cessary it is tth-tt tree nstouj
(Inence of our rebool ',boll be mode
us n'•a.rls as pcsiihlc•. p•�t•ldinf:•^t, led
oh't ttbo Board r'annat tits• juetic:•
to 'tech the ratepayers ;nttt it•t
'•baro of lin national trust, deviate
from else runt% Mbioit the experiences
of ;yea r s int ,tau } t thee t 1
groom ow;liked %w it h a calm and dig- J day* •
nificd fair, scftr;tad wihh yeer:d of -Your 'correspondent urines there
cireful trtininn in 111 echoni of lift•
old after him carpo the bride of
thirteen «cars looking dltrmi11g
with an elegance of ease and grace-
fulness; otrly acquired by years of cul.
tore. After the marriage ceremony
fties 'preformed and eongratulrttions
had Art 0 ;Tit': .1. the newly married
couple •were preen; td wit i► a couple
1
i n[ tussis oak c!: airs ;ted a handsome
' dinner 'set c[ di-li^e, cvideewin t the
I1•Iell ,esteem in which they aro held
by edoir misty friends. The groom
made a very fit tine reply, thanking
Ithem for tlit ir extreme kindness, af.
ter which they all sat clown
110 't sumt,tuou4 oyster supper pro-,
I vidcd Cy rahe vi+itio:; ladies. Ifavin'r
done ample just.iee to bhe Mood
I,
thints, and «miotics the inner man
the eraceta Wit hdrewv to the parlor
and 'spent tit^ everrnr tilt the -Wee
t small Courts" in •same,, and ^amuse -
t meet•, after which they dispensed to
1't• -r homes, well tile teed with the
•w•yinto enlert-tinnirnt and w,i•h-
n - Itn,t Mr, and Mrs, lirn•k May
I !. •. t Ix• ap;►rcd n life of uae(ulne•'a
end happ'Ue a to etch other,
OA• OT Arae j
CREDITON BRANCH a also NCI Tie** Mat !
We 8e GHI$HU Me Manager.
will too more "bees" before spring. so
obese top boys and ;tale there's n
sweet titn coming.
Credlton
-Samuel Brown 1•s holding o cloar-
in.r Filo, Ito will movo into the
hueldine dcsrmerly moulded by F.
Si.eg-''r ass Boon •,e 4th• weather will
perni.t. Darnel 8neitzet, the owner
of the etorc, at present oceup'ed by
Mr. Brown, ',mends to rewmodol the
same awl ,tire it n ma'•' u4. -to -dile
n ppear•a nce,
-Jlra9 Florence Keys, rteootd (lau-
ghter of Mr. John Koss, near here,
!wee emoted in marriage to n prom-
inent ycxunr utan of Detroit, in the
revolt of Thema* Kavnn.luwih. The
happy event woe celebrated nt VVktd-
s or, on Friday, .tart. 27. Mrs, Kato'
anau,th's tunny trvonds join in wia
int herself i i l worthy hunalnnd all
tb! thapp;naes 1ha4 ,this u-or1ft af-
(orde,
-We aro pleascd to Iv'sr that Mr.
A'taint t wtjtser, who lfna /I'M 41
is rapidly recovering.
-Adam Beck. M. 1'. I'.. rot Landon,
len Groat several to o►ns tlr.wn,-t legs
In Centralia from Shipka.
-The tici;hino ie splendid t
wear, and largo quantities of wood,
tilo and brick um 'An teamed
thcsuali 't rLUiace
► teal U ,C 111
11,0 leo! 'snterestn of the *nhool.
WATER iN 1'01'11 1160011
Air I n1,lo 1 IN 14.1) „n1 •ty
6100d. 'l'4.y cal plumy but don't
ce•et. I:cn ditrr.tion is poor, food
i snot converted into noari:.huu•nt-
in consequence the body rapidly los'•,
!t t'tnirt b. To po,i4ively renew
lost t, a'; bin itio la l ttijzone,
It 'ache• nl►arp nppetite,-nt,tket the
son) telt did;rsl, forms life stI4 aioinr
blood. Abundant et rengt 1t i-4 sate to
follow. If you reed more vitality,
extra onerey, bet ter nerves, then Ilse
Fcrrozone the medi-.1 triumph of
the nee. Fifty cent% buys a box of
fifty chocolate coated Ferro:eon tab•
int&.
JOHN WIIITB & Solis
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i The Leading Furniture Dealers
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We aius to rnake this store the store to which any person
may come with high expectations and from which they will go
with the determination to come again.
That is why we scour the marketa for the beet furniture to
sell at prices that can't be b;ateo in Canada.
A growing business tells us that we are in the right track.
Modest as our prices you will be surprised at the choice we
can give you in the latest designs and finishes.
Each piece of furniture was chosen with a view to durability
as well as arttistic appearance.
A SIMPLE CURE FOR PILES
Pile sufferers know that Ointments
and other local treatments so)aetire-
es relieve hut never s•curo. They
don't remove the cause.
There is a little tablet that is to
on internally
mo es
re v.
the h cause
Piles and •cure any naso of any kind
no matter bow long standing.
A month's treatment costs 81.
Ask for Dr. Leonhardt's Item-Ro
(a thousand dollar guarantee go
with every treatment-)
Item-Roid is .t ho discovery of
Leondardt of Lincoln. Neb., one o
thio, 'most distinguished and stuccos
ful physicians in tho Western Stat
cm.
All Drug;isls, or The Nilson -Fol
Co.. Limited, Niagara Fall', Ont,
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WE'RE
SUIT
SELLERS
00. Yiott are Suit bu ere, We make the
id Suits -yell wear them out, We make
es theist as well as we can, so that they
will not wear out sooner than they
Dr. ought. Because, if they do, you'll
t • likely go somewhere else forour
»- I next Suit. And no one could blame
- i you. So much money ought to buy
, so much Suit worth. And Suit worth
i' feslie tebleneee of fabric -style in
cut -fit -finish -looks - dressyness -
and length of service.
i As good a place as there is within
miles to get alt this and not pay tool,
y much is W. Johns.
ad Elegant Black and Blue
t Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
Brucefield
The •a•nnual meetingrf the meinbore cf the South Muton Eleetora
District Agricultural Society, sow•,
held at Wilrcin's hotel, Bru•e:lie!
eaFriday Inst. There woo a fair at
tendanco cf members present. The
treasurers' and auditors' report
showed she. soaioty to be atilt in
good
position
nn tci l
Jy and of
or
wise. A lunicn fall show was held
last year at Exeter, in conjunotion
with t.ho Stephen end 1,'sbcrne
branch, and the suns of $999 was
paid 'cut in prize; awarded. After
providin-r for t•ltc payment of
a111,rizc.s .tel l -h^ running ex-
penses for
the year,
there is t still
left
r
a Lal•lac.. el � •
,
tD,470 .I the
it ees-
ttry. Mr. Joseph Senior, rf Exe•
ter, 'woe appointed chairman, and
the fallowing ow w
a cog officers and dirzot-
ors were appointed (or the current
year. Pree.idcnt, John Murdock,
Stanley ; first vice-president, E.
Christie, Exeter.; second vice, Thos.
Fraser, Stanley; directors, Peter
McGregor, dirucefield; John Ket-
ncsn, Stanley ; 11. McMortlie, lfay;
A. G. 8rnillie, Tuckers -mitt' ; W. D.
8anders, Stephen; 'iVm. Dixon, Exe-
ter ; Thee Russell, (Osborne ; Jas.
Patterson. 'Tuckorensilit : Il. Smith,
flay, Mcs3rs. A. T. Scott and John
.McIntos•h, Brucefield, were re -ap-
o: ted
p n auditors and Mesons. John
Murdock and T. Russell were re•
ippo'nted 10 represent. tat^ )carry 011
the :board o[ the Western Fair, Lon-
don. A •resolution was also passed,
recotuu,end;nz nth: directors to give
a torant of $100 from the funds of
the cosie4y to the Stephon and I's-
borne Branch Society, 1) assist
them 11 4110 r-reet iu';t 01 extensive ►
nets building.. which t hey have in
contemplation during the coming
summer, the grant not to be paid
until she buildings are-otnpiated,
and reales Lha said soei sty expends
nt lease one thousand dollars in
their slew anal improved buildings,
After !sassing a vote• of thanks to
the chairman the meeting cto_itd,
M. Y. Matzen ares re -appointed
r ear tary•tr.'aaurer. The hoard rip -
proved of the recommendation of the
,grant 4o the Stephen and Usborne
Brew)! Ind authorise; the Traaurer
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W. JOflNS
Merchant Tailor
CREDITON
Roller Mills
Gristing and Chopping
Promptly tone.
We aro
giving
excellent sa-
tisfaction in flout' since re-
modelling our mill
K. Sweitzer
to pay the tum when the coudition:.
.aro complied with. It ww•ae decided to
hold the Spring Show for entire
rtack dot Brucefield, na usual send
t•he meeting to anningo for the
:how tis to bo held 'it lleosn11, early
in 'Match.
C7AtdMI' OAZIL.
glean the _A ilte Kind You Hale AlvaIs 8oc i
Bigsatan
FEBRUARY NEEDS
Food and Mcat Choppers from.. . . .
Raisin Seeders from ...... ........ ...... . .
HIousehold Scales from....
Bascburncrs from ..........
Axe Ifandles (Indian made from
Xcut Saws from
Axes from ...... .
International Stock Food
International Poultry Food
International !leave Curc
international Worm Powders ....
$ 1,4o up to-$ 2 75
65 up to f 25
.•• 3ooupto 675
•••. .. 3000ttpto 3200
interinational Gall Curc ....
Ifcrbagcurn Stock Food............
1Icrhagcurn Poultry Food . • .......... .. .
1lorsc Clippers from
25 up to 30
2 50 up to 4 5o
75 up to 125
....25c, 50C, $1.00
. . , .. .... 25c, Soc
. .. ....SOC
2 SC
......• 50C
.............25C
.. • • ..$1 oo up.
HERMAN'S HARDWA