Exeter Times, 1905-12-07, Page 11906..1907
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THIRTY-THIIRD YI3AR—N5 1683
EXETER, JNT., CANADA. THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 7th, 1905,
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T. HAWKINS & SON
Hardware and Seed Store
is the place for Builders and those intending to build
should go to get Cheap Hardware as wo carry a full
line of
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
L#1V[TROUOHINi
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a machine to nll'he all our own Troughs
and can give you firstolass material. Try us and
you will be conuinced.
T. HAWKINS & SON
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EXETER COUNCIL. years. After• considerable discussint
cut.' Ills promisee franchise of 11) LlterarySoct ty Concert!
a franchise -somewhat similar to the
old one was •;ranted hint. The only
chat;e i o be made is .t ha 1 a1 r. Snell Th
twill ,i,, 21 mitts ';1 ui lht for the
arc Befits insteed of 19 cents and the
number of ni;bts reduced from 280
On to 260, makin; a difference of about
$15 a year in fakltr of •Mr. Snell. Mr.
S. was c.1 tit ionctl .t keep his plant
rumen; until 12 o'clock each ui;ht
.ts pnovided in ll he. cont nate.
The Cauncil held a prolonged sae- The Council then adjourned until
cion on Friday Rigeht last analowin; Feiday, Dec. 8th.
to the lateness of the lulurt and thec---f--
the w'
condition of the room most of
the Anniversary Services.
e business as held over until
Monday evhest a meeting' was sche-
duled to hear protest on the new --
granolitiic (sidewalk assessment. Services in the Main Street
Mr. D. Ross made an appeal to the
Council to furnish the Moss & Taylor Church the Most Success -
factory .with water. This caused
cortsider:tble discussion a; to the ful Ever Held. Collections
amount which each establishment
Chas. Snell Gets Franchise
Factories to Install Water
Meters. Nominations
Dec. 23.
using' water furnished by the town
IIshout,! pay. Mr. Ross said he would
hay $25 a year for the privilege, or
if the Council wcc not satto[ictiw
t
wanted permission to Jay pities from
the factory to the river mo water
could he secured direct. The differ-
ent Councillors were unanimous in
believing that $50 a year
each should be paid by
Rose & Taylor and the elec-
tric Ii;ht plant and $100 a year by
the grist mill, 'the cost of operatire
the pumping plant bein; about that
amount. It was claimed :that it has
been customery for these concerns
to open up .the valves into their
wells, thus makin; an unnecessary
waste of water and emptying' tha
town tank very shortly after it was
filled. The decision was, however,
held over until Monday night.
Mr. S. Sanders presented a letter
from the Municipal World eivin; unl
, opinion on the assessment of a busi-
ness tax. Mr. Senders is assessed for
business done by the telegraph office
herr. No relief could bo given as
the time for appeal had lulsseJ, the
court of revision havii; char;e of
matters of this kind.
Councillor Wood claimed that the
market stove had been removed to
the band room and that the climatic
conditions of the market were not
cenzenial to the ,rood health of those
who had to remain there on days
when the weather is anything but
pleasant. A3 the band boys are in
need of warmth in order to produce
good music, they will bo .allowed to
keep the stove and another ono se-
cured for the market. Chief Hie -
sett has his eyes peeled for a ;eel
stove, one that will heat well, and
isn't too expensive.
It was decided to hold the Muni-
cipal nominations on Dec. 23rd, be-
tween the hours of 12 o'clock noon
and 1 p. in. The following' deputy
re to mina officers were appointed:
I'ollinz sub -division No. 1, It. Creech;
No. 2, James \Vcckes ; No. 3, A. G.
Dyer ; No. 4, II. E. Huston.
The bylaw authorising' the levying
of a tax rate of 19 mills on the dol-
lar was read -the required number of
times and passed. The clerk was
requested to look 4hrou;h the ar-
chives and find •a number for it,
same of the lby-laws passr11 in the
early part of the year having %,cert
sidetracked somewhere.
Chas. Snell asked •the Council to
grant hint the franchise it had prom-
ised him provided he would install
new Machinery and repair his lines
;end lamps. ile intimated t hat he
tai ;ht innuZurate t he met Tr system.
thus ,t all in some of those who
burn all their lamps all the time.
Ills matter also waw laid on the t a •
talc until Monday nig' lit.
The following' accounts were pra-
settled and passed and orders drawn
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Now in Stock
Bran and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
At Exeter and Centralia Elevators
Prices satisfactory. Bring in
your grain and load home 54
with feed.
J. GOBB LLD I GK
Exeter. Centralia.
WE'RE
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•�;r�;r
LLERS
- are Suit buyers. We make the
queatn.n a>.i. wear them out. We make
De Yee kis well as we eau. so that they
dangerous ar :: wear out sootier than they
Do you kr: Because, if they do, you'll
turn into 1' ..e somewhere else for your
dirguitSuit. And no one could blame
all, ti..'`- So much money ought to buy
Many' lch Suit worth. And Suit worth
if, n,t tlau :� bleness of fabric—style in
l�li hccu reale. nteh—looks — dressynese —
=•h of service:
Dr• d a place as there is within
'et all this and not pay too
N( V. Johns,
rat Black and Blue
stings for $15.oO
This wont:t
contents all and $18.00.
which ma'
the treatrnfir
Combine
Bark and Merchant Tailor
pact want
herbs and '
For Ow
Co ugl' „stern Real Estate
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Exchange, Limited.
Y•Pr' $Uundas St., London n
id,. •
*bray Clove you a firm that you want
also re. sells Write for our terms or set -
bore t tg property. We have tiro most
th.res...etpla•t0 method of •tdvertinin; and
Dr. t• ,n; property in Canada. 1)o you
per boti .t to buy a farmt ofr Omar n:
ees
wrap operty In any part
userk. ed for uur list. We have some
oc, Nm 'gains.
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• JOHNS
ARANO TRUNK
Uv. Railway sy.t•■_
The
orrice i
whict. • SiNGLE FAIRE.
eopealts in. (t t
.auslrlg ..► zui►1g December 9th. to 1)rc-
.ymptens cetntrr loth.
Olt WINTER FAIR. GUELPH.
the ref v r
regime ps renin; until Monty December tutting' the past few months AT:.
of the ski( .. 19t11. O'Neil has been associated wit', 14. , rio., and t he Elect 1 is 1.1 rht ('n.,
Wngac.bal S. Lanz in the produce business led was first taken tip. it w.1f4 .dors led
is anted
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:'noun winter fait d (xrellcnl cxhibilt of Live I(fl Saturday for Toronto to join that cath oonlp,ny install meters
family, t moved to brit city and in Ile meanitime Ross & Taylor
�f k etc. !
We have been appointed sell
ing agents for the Regina Precis
sion Watches. We have a com-
plete stock ofhem Anyone
them. Y
contemplating purchasing a
watch will make no mistake by
calling on us. We will explain
the fine quality of this celebrated
watch.
RINGS
We have reason to be proud of
our fine stock of rings. We have
the finest display in this county
and at prices so low which do not
fail to tempt anyone. upon the Treasurer for the same:
A. MARCHAND ltd. Gilley, supplying 4 in. tile, 75c;
IL Sparkman, ace. to Nov. 30, $6.113 ;
Watchmaker, Jeweler. Optician, Connor Bios., ace. to Nov. 25, $15.40;
P. S.—Our holiday catalogue is now
Snell & Ituwe, acc. per cemetery,
ready. Anyone wishing one kindly
drop us a poet card and we will be
pleased to mail you one.
iirdesit
B, S. O'NEiL NOW A
TORONTONIAN
Exeter has lost another of its
valued citizens by the Tc-
nlural to Toronto of Mr.
It. S. U'\+ il. M r. O'Neil h is
for (he past 28 )'cars been ore of our
Most respected residents, always to
the front in any'thinz pert-ini.t; to
the inteiesis of the town. Ile was
an ardent supporter of sports, en-
joyin1 •1 (rite behind an cgaa ne of
e 1 .i 1 r a
' 'i s r + li 1 style or t ku
th'• lu_ I t p p r z y ..
)1'11111 111 11[1195. At 11en hoe hoz lie
is an expert 11111 the local club W 11
treaty miss hint in their ',mete
;eines on the !even. \Tr. O'Neil it
might be said, was horn and raised a
hanker. At an early air he entered
1 lir lei takinz office et Lucan, owned
by his 1st her, Mr. 11. i1. O'Neil, and
38 years oto they opened a banking'
office in Exeter. After Iwo 3e14's
pet tnership 11. S. look entire charze
and con.lurfed the business until rix
tnonths azo, when ie. ditpo-"1 of
his interests to the Sterteizn bank.
$1.30; Rescue fire Co., per F.d. Mc -
McGuire, 12 men rat $5.00, makin;
$60.00 and oil saki lamp •glasses, 40c,
tnakiuz $G0.4U; Deli:lncc Fire Co., tier
Ge -0. Anderson, seely., 17 memtmrs al
$5.011 making $85.00; fireman, $10.03);
engineer, $Ill; chief's salary, $50.011;
Queen City Oil Co., Toronto, ;atm -
line, 56.76; Geo. Crawley, livery, $4;
C. \Wendland, twrd for w•om:u► and
child, $2.00; Thos. Welsh, labor, $1.50
Geo. Cudneerc, $:l.50; \Vm. Parsons,
:57.50; Mrs. White, scrubhinr, $1.25;
John (ii1Icspic. jr., labor, 25c; David
Russell, sr., l.lhor,$1.50; Geo. Atkin-
son, labor, $2.25; Walter \Vestcott,
braking stone, 52.00; John \litchell
lime and 1 ile, 50c: Len. \lcTa;tart,
ace. per cemetery, $1.09; Geo. Man-'
Ile, brick for cemetery, $1:1.00; John
e labor for
cc meter $2.50:
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Barinet, It Y
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C. 11. Snell, electric lislat for Nov.
502.61 less $1.75 for repair In pump,
l"avin; $611.89; W. .1. Bisset', salary
to Nov. 22, $31.25; do., truant offi-
cer, 1905, $10,00: 410., charity for
Mrs. Delve, 511.11(1; John Ford part
sllary to Nov. $27.00.
The ('rot►ncit met a;nen on Monday
4%l'ninz 10 114•:1 r 'Prot est.; on t lte1
1ran011110c sidewalk ns5(5sment5,
tett as no '41" alppeared to .p rotrAt,
Mill 4 rs I1gId neer front the p.reV10114
Merl ill.; were 111 ken up.
The nue-lion of .ul,plyin1 w tier to
1be (Loss & Taylor company. Harvey
hes :1111! �, %% 1n
a'•"111- t 1(1111)1s 1 rn 11 is \fr. an.1 ('1185. Smelt are to pay $I 1 week
intr. Ila' export ire' et apples lied was ;a110%tcd i0 Imcllre' meter. ens
produce. \\'hat is Exeter's Ions is unless t IIey are last tilled by alio
Teronto's rain, and our sincere ;or•I tilne their %later Supply v; 11 lir .I.nt
wish.'s ro with hint in his new en -1,1 f' a s, stated •thee OW G. T.
Harvey Rrr
It. «rued hal in a switch Proveded
t he I,o« n w (.111,1 !XIV( t he . i :lilt of
%% iy. 1L^ irempany to lox ila.%lee
Bros., a rental equal to the.ntnount
inv.st(••I in !milieux the tracks, etc.
'file tent al is r/tint:etcd at ebou1
Clot) of w hicll Harvey Bret. are %%O-
lin!
il-
linz to put up ons -third lex' town to
put rap the balance. No action was
token.
Chas. 811011 wras on hand :to
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1)o not (.111 to see i1.
LA•ircot lines to Guelph via Grind
nk front all directions.
ere tickets from
J. J. KNIGHT.
ton rleva Depot ticket agent. Exeter.
weaken 1 r J. 1). McDONALD
aro by fair 'strict passenger agent, Toronto.
all discesc•
Peale•e 21
ra �Aalella xA.
all cicalas t STM AtN Yoe RA11_Ale�bled
pri(eby9a.
x'rlrtwta.
Oil"
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► �o • xlcn+;velw and Herveyiin(►s. $-'. Thirtyd.,w4
O Neil s intention t1
C
tcrprfsr, burin: n,r
tourc.' h ar11
his wife and dauzliler will r,ce 1+" 'l -
thy take a trip to Exeter aril re-
new the .INIlraillt.enre'hip formed
die in 1 the Ion; years+ of revid'rare
here.
OAa•TOATA.
SIM tb. _a1111 Mod We Ns* ?lei
1l Mull
Over $270.
Tito of the lar;est con-ere!ations
t bat ever assembled in t he Main st.
Methodist church. attended the an-
niversary service,' of the church on
Sunday last. At the nlornin; ser-
vice the edifice was %tell filled and
in the evening all the .eat; were
taken Ion; before t he hour
Chairs had to be placed in the
aisles and around the chancel in or-
der to accorntno late the ov('rffoe 8111
a number hid .to remain at the
church entrance. The Rev. A. I,.
Russell, of Fingal, and formerly pas-
tor of the James street Methodist
church, conducted the services, de-
liverine two very 4.hle sermons from
texts suitable for the occasion. In
his remarks itcv. Mussell stated tll•.1
he had preached to the \let hodiste of
Exeter 40 years ergo, and several
times outside his pastorate here
and felt quite et home in addressine
:an Exeter audience. A feature of
the services and %which is deserve();
of special mention w•ai tits sin;in;
of Mr. C. J. fink, tenor soloist of
the Askin street church, London.
Mr. Pink is a singer of the hi;her
class, being possessed of a very sweet
clear and silvery toned tenor voice
of excellent rill ;e. His enunciation
was perfect and 90 clear that every
word uttered was distinctly heard
and under -atom' in 011 Parti of the
church, and had *the service b:en
other than divine worship there is 00
doubt he would •have been vocifer-
ously Applauded. Should Mr. Pink
ever visit Exeter in concert or
church work wo can bespeak for hint
a bumper house. In the afternoon
a mass meeting of Sunday School
children and friends was held in the
church and was largely attended.
Mev. Russell delivered a Puitable
address, Mr. Pink 'rendered severe'
solos. Mrs. Rhea Scott Vernon, a
graduate of Alma College, gave u
very interesting reading in her usual I
pleasing manner. Mrs. Vernon has
by her :affability endeared herself to
the people of Exeter and vicinity,
who are pleased to hear her on all
occasions. The choir of ,the church
is also to be hithly con_rettilated for
a' tookinthe services tee
the part i1 ,
music rendered hell); above the aver-
a;e heard in large churches 111:1 the
members of the con;re;ation feel
plensed, proud and thankful for the
excellent manner in %which the mus-
ical part of 4he services watt :arrang-
ed and carried out. The collections
for the day amounted In about. $270,
which was near 11ie amount deairel
by the '1.rustee hoe rd.
R. S. LANG ALSO GOES
TO TORONTO
over
Exeter for
in x
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Aller resldu z
twenty years, Mr. It .8. Lanz left
Tuesday fora trip to En;land, where
he will spend 41 few went♦ of enjoy-
ment prior to takin1 up his residenc0
in Toronto, where he will zo more
extensively into the produce husinees
which he carried on successfully (lute
Ole his sojourn here. 1tr. Lan; is a
product of this county. Navin; been
born near Itod.erwillc. Ile first
bra ulrheti out as a farmer, taking., try
land in Manitoba, ed,or1ly after that
province: wee opened up 10 settlers.
liclicvint (here was .1 wide field here of the road, MwcIye carloads of prom -
for the purchase of ftopte3 and Poul- int tit people front different. point s.
try, he retureed Ind entered .retire- alone the litre attended :1 banquet
ly into that business and worked up g'r'it :.1 London. by the officials .1
:111 4aol'1114)115 trade 110111 he beeline '1N• ram p•1 ray. ,3 to"111 1)1)40 w' 110'
1:1V01.3 111V k11)01% 11 as Ile• 11r;est (ip- %%cry piIsent front Exeter tvoae:
Isaac l':lrlinz, .7. W. )tro.Mrick, .1.
Crwntic;ln, .1. slier,, \V. Mee, •1•.
Fitton, T. Coates. W. (:sitz. U.
Johns, .Toa. Bell, G. Griffin, A. Lewes,
A. `locks, G. Aim, .1 .1'. Melnlyte, .l.
e High School Students
Distinguish Themselves as
Entertainers. Receipts over
$80.
The Scleoul concert last Friday
ti;ht under the auspices of the Ili ;h
School Literary Society was the
most successful one ever held by
the society, the sutra of $64 holo; re-
alized over and above expenses, and
;real credit is due the society for
the able Manner in which the pro-
gram was gotten up. Mr. Samuel
Martin, chairman of the evening.
made several plea sin; rein:irks awl
was followed by a chorus from the
Glee club; \list Mary Murray ;ave
a recitation and -the solo lolle►win;
by Miss Alice Howard was well re-
ceived. The debate "Reserved that
natl_,.rllat has been more beneficial
to tbo world than railway traffic"
tested the debating' abilities of Alvin
Brittle!! and Dyer 1Iurdon for the
affirmative and Harvey Gardiner and
LeRoy Coultice for ,the ne;.ttive.
Iters. Martin, Godwin anal Perkins
acted as referee, and decided in fa-
vor of the 'affirmative, although the
boys on the '110;wive had dist.in-
tin;uislied themselves almost equal-
ly as well ae the winners. The 'in-
strumental duet by Elmore Senior,
Exeter, and Miss Etta Davis, Hen -
salt, w•ai vociferously •tppltuded as
was the solo by Mr. Fleming. ells%
Ena McPherson ;ave a recitation
and the Glee club another chorus af-
ter which several pupil; of the
school ;ave an exhibition of fancy
movements and proved themselves
an appreciative part of the pro-
gram. .Miss floosie 1'os:4, of 11011-
sa11, gave an instrumental selection
on the piano and received well mer-
ited applause. Tho recitation. al
Beatrice Howley was appreciated, and
when Tont Carlin; .appeared to giv°
a solo it was several minutes before
quietness could be .restored so that
he could render his part of the pro -
:rant. As Dec. 1, was the natal! day
of England's beloved Queen, "God
Have the Queen" was ;ivcn at- the
close instead of .the National anthem.
HAPPENINGS OF THII(TY YEARS
AGO
In lookin.,r over ;some of our old
files of 1875 we find soma very in-
terestin; rcadin;, and from .tete
arnonnt of news and advertising pet -
roan Te in the Times at .that brae
Exeter evidently was no small
shucks as a business place and for
erebusieem.
One item states that Will ;hall, has
only one brick :place of business.
while Exeter rejoices in over •lw0iaty.
It Was during' -t net year
thatthe old It►ckup IVIS
orected and opened for the, rlub1ic.
It stood across the street from the
James sl %ret church and did service
as a lock up .end fire hall, until the
p►escnt To%tn Hall was erected. The
first lotl.01 %w a9 a 11180 mined Lee
of Grand (lend, whom Chief Gill hard
a hard time so arrest, but the
(1011;11%3 (0,Mitatlte succeeded in (111111; his 111411_
sub -
Tee public school v. -;i 4 completed
in 1875 and looks as eteist rntial lo -
day as it dill when first: ba; It. Mr.
Thomas Gregory, who guided the
youthful mind for a number of years
will possibly. recelt when he received
the appointment as heal) plaster of
the school and how• This 1+apils at
Fairlirld, where he 11.111 1/1.91 t(aob-
1at, ,ts'enabled at his home on .tan.
:t1 t' 1170, ,till presented hien 'with a
centre 1:11)14. and piano stool accom-
panied with an address of retiree -
tion for his success and happiness.
T h•' buildinz %v tech 'hod been used as
a sch001 prior 'to, that time is '1 i11
standing' but in a eel elate o[ ire•
(lairs.
It %vas during' 1.375 11141 thn i.. 11.
& 11. clivi -inn o[ the Great; Western
was completed throueh this section.
A Mr. Iiayden was aplpuineei stet len
Hasler here and 1111011 the completion
plc and tumefy buyer in L111111'1.
.dost of his raaipllurtrts were road.:
direct to the• I?nsllslt markets. 1)ur-
inz the past -even ,ear, ho 11.14 11.1id
001 ower half a million of dollars to
1 rckai
rl J
'Sck I
Ache . on, .1. / 1
n 11
fanners and 01 111'1'4 in ( )rat 11 ,
are:Ills about $1011,1101) 1 year dishih- Hanlon. S,ainwell & Pickard. C.
teed by him. \\'bile Mr. Lanz wi11 Soulheel1, tee llynd,n:In, G. Handers,
leek 'rfter his extell41va trade a3 S. Saddens. tit nFile y & de r11411, 1.4.
Toronto, his terseness here wit! cost- 'fait, It. Merles, M. M. M05ebrdtb, W,
thine under live ntanazenl('nt .vf I1. Vel a!\, W. ('a`.1', ll. V. Elliott. G.
Thoutas Kcruiek, tvluo ,recently par- \\ aldrelt. V. Trott, .1. Treble, W.
rlrtse.) his Louse at. tie north 1 ins0n, I. Thorn, C. Eter-ett, G.
end of the t4wwn. Mr. fans wilt roe F:a'crett. N1. 1:ael(tt, G. Willie 1'.
on Phi' 111h insd. ('4.111 Ilaliftx. for Lively. R. Manning, S. Hogarth, W.
Liverpool 3w' w111 is, .lrrolnp111i4.1 Ilattkslaw, J. (Ike, A. 'Skinner and
by 'Its. hang, passage 11(111, teen W. J. While.secured on the str. ..\•il zooms,.As It is just .shirty years• 110 thio
1 Cis I t ip will be '0111(011at of a con14se Jentits/ 1i, w hen vetoes were
111,11 ytaia.on, 11 N1111 be necessary for filet 1"iwi1ezed le exerrl-4' their
Mr. let nz 10 pt (wide hints(')( with an franchiser by 1151111 tis' ballot. et elec-
ahuntl Once of stn ill choir,. far the tisais. At Ilial time thtrve %ten
ho+.tlrtock s, barbers. cls.. %%Ln are I tried. Hdr,si'iast aniles IL .1olr : for eml►1-
Here Kt8 rV 1ere431l1(5 o11 'l 11(.11 1'e-
%nettcd steamer. The Times joins eillura. W. I!iwdett, M. itis -cel, E.
Mr. and Mrs. l.anxes moo- friends in Mew, A. le. I)ys'r, 1t. Gidley, L. liar-
'-iehinz them bon voyage .end cote-,dy• P. McPhillips, .1. I'irkerd, .1.
limed h.lp,lrin(ss in (leer new ale- Sand':►,, G. Sllli'Cll, 11. 11. Vct'ity
1.•1stire. They will reside et 657111111 .1. \W11111;).rk. Hawlz'on was
eti,tr(rcct, Toiuonte, after their re.' elvcltd reeve feel \lessrs. Verily,
tort0 from nbrand. Hardy.ilrc%' and I'i•1rd weer
--,__,..�_. elected coancillors_ __ck
From the waay Mes,re. Muir, \Vcod
and Arnistrone talk, they will re -
lose \itnicipal ho -tors a•;.dn the/year.
When you %•.'ant a 1114a9.1Ill 13xa-
1ive take Chi mire 1rin's Stmmneh
and Liver Tablets. For stale in Flir-
ter by W. A. Ilmvey.
CASTORIA
Por Infante and Children.
Ten KW Yu Have Always Boobt
Beare the
Signature of
JOHN a
The
Golden
Tae
an of GOIdGlloNn
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exet(
General Selling Agent. for C. P.
We have a number of Beautiful Sections of C. P. R. 1
offering at C. P. R. prices, These lands are situated on tl
the Canadian Pacific Railway and are bound to advance i.
time to make your selection. 5437.00 down secures you
We are also offering 25 Improved and Unimproved
ently situated to Railway Stations, prices range front $110
you contemplate removing to the West, see ue, wo have Li
WONTED
A man and his wife to take char
the West, good wages to the right
Also good farmer to work a lar
would require to have about $3000
a grand opportunity for a good man.
It is estimated that one hundred and fifty thousand A
grate to the Canadian North West during the coming a
cane know a good thing when they see it.
Are You Going to Have
of the best wheat land in cteation ? If so, move quick. 1
higher in the spring.
Information regarding the various lands we are ofet'il
given. Write, or see us personally.
R. E. PICKARD,
General Selling Agent for C. P. R. Lam
Office at Residence,
CUT - R AT
FURNITURE
Having our Immense Show Rooms pao
and up-to-date furniture in every line, and i
room for some large shipments of goods now:
have decided to open the fall trade with a
Cut Rate Sale to which, we invite all inten
to come and examine our goods and compare
fore placing their orders. as we intend cuttini
every article in our store lower than we have
to do before. So don't fail to take advant
to buy furniture at prices never before kno
ROWE & ATKI
The Leading House Furnishers and Pune
Drcssc Poultru
We will buy your Dressed
Pbultry for cash or trade. High-
est price.
We want your
ed dried apples
pound.
You cannot do better than give
us your Christmas Order for
groceries. Ours arc the best that
money can buy and bought for
spot cash, you get the advantage.
New Dates, Figs, Raisins, Cur-
rents and peels.
Beavers Bros. A Can
Strictly One Price. FARQUHAR W. JOII
bright quarter -
at 5$ cts a
LIK
THE
IS THE
GET TH
THE
Accident
MEAD OFF
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Accident a
ance 1
tt1M11..
It1 PLfi6 TO
Garland Stoves and1
WHY;
are good sellers. HY,
Because they have large roomill
very easy on fuel, our price for
iS only $35.09
Don't buysee it. Get a 1
Do ttill you
The Place to
IIEAMANS H
And Stove
Just Received a Large Shipm