Exeter Times, 1906-03-29, Page 5ROSS -TAYLOR CO'S.
IPlalnlno MITI, Door FaGtorv, Lumber Yard
and saw Mill
are open and bustling daily and a full stock of Lumber, Shingles, Lath,
Cedar Posts and all kinds of Building Materials always on hand.
BARN SASH in abundance. BEE HIVES finished or in knock down.
always on band.
WATER TANKS TO ORDER. Cash Paid for all Kinds of Saw Logs.
Custom Sawing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully Given.
The Ros-Tavtor Go. Lt.. xctcr.
IOne door south of the 1
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GOOD NEWS FOR
THE FARMERS.
•No more hole digging
to put in fence posts just
drive them in with a
sledge hammer. Far
ahead of any ever yet
seen !)round this part of
the country. Coule in
and see them for yourself.
WP have had a great
many iron posts brought
in lately and art prepar-
ed to sell them cheap.
Scrap iron taken in ES -
change.
M.JACKSON &SON
Main -St. Exeter.
I
+
Metropolitan Hotel.
' $IILDiO8L
BROWNING, M. D., M. Q.
J•
W. . P. 8.. Graduate Victoria Uni•
♦sndty. Aloe and residenenco. Dominion,
Laboratory. texeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
�aae and surgeons. enoceseor to Dr. J. A.
:oil inn. office, hialn street. Residence, east
Ctrs first street north of Poet Otflco, Exeter,
Ostario.
DRS. Y. AND H. M. COWAN, 31)1
Prcctadtlly Street, London, Ont.
evytepht.au 15ot. Long distanctt connection.
Opectal attention given diseases of women and
aorrgery. Oxford or 1'. 1✓. It. street cars to
Cslburt,e Street tako you a1naoe to the door.
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other artaem
othercity office.
ts forpatien sfrom
Special Hospital
nd
sd stance.
DENTAL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
D. 8. D. D. 8., Honor (iradaste
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
old after effects. Oliloe in Fan-
.nn'N block. West side of Math
* Motu Itxers'r•
fON EY TO LOAN.
We have a •►rite amount of private funds to
e
on farm .: nd village properties at lowrate..
oI latere..l.
ti:. .{!)MAN & STANHURY
1-barrt,.. trey Solicitors. Main SA Ezeter
DICKSON & CARLING,
Sarrts•ers. tso'icltora Notaries Conveyancers
maa
pot.e.t..nerr. Solicitors for the Maisano
Bank. etc.
Matey to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
o111Ck t --MAIN STUNK T, ZRZTgR.
. ogn1.IMn ix A. t n, DICKSON
TIIOIIAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
ancer, wills drawn, money to loan
Om real estate, also licensed Auctioneer for
the torso les. .of I(tiron and Perth. Charges
aaoie►aie. t'rdeis left at the Tants-Jr at my
ssiderce, 1 is (Inbar will receive prompt (teen
ykt)N EY TO LOAN
a
We have nnnmted private Mode tor Invest)
• -.et upon farm or village property at lowes
Mss of Interest.
DICKSON L CARLINU
Kiefer
'REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm in Stephens 100 acme, good
'pasture land. good Intik b.u•n. corn-
iest ]goons, emelt frame .house. ILouse
and tarn nearly new.
80 arrest good farming land in Exe-
ter. good barn. land well under -
drained and tell fenced.
Two storey brick house, 3-5 acre
est lend, good gttrd(•n, plenty of fruit
trees.
New brick cottage, 1-4 acre land,
well F.itsin teal.
On M:'in street brick storm, brick
mtore .Muse and small frame deviling
Good bitt`Iltese stand all in good re-
pair.
Opera Ilou a block, Main street.
Sector.
htolson 11:itk property. con. Main
ttlttd Huron street.
Dr. Itollini residence, good brick
l�Oltse, lige stable, two lots {sell Sil-
l/Ailed, tls<► cottage at Grand (lend,
aatCil.
-tee a good hearer- with sleighs.
Prices low, tern's rosy. Apply to
JOiiN SPACK alAN, . Roil Estn tie
Agent, Exeter.
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Qit)t'(('itlltt3 FOR Titg•: TTM1::T.
e llitselt1I31•: FOR •rIIF: TIMI'.
Tne Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pres.: -J. A. Noaaii, CoommerY P.O.
Vice•Pres.:-F. MORLSY.
WHALEN P. O.
DIRECTORS
W. II. PASSMORE,
WM. RoY,
I. L. RUSSELL,
T. RYAN,
AGE
I. CARMICHAEL,
A. DUNCAN
J. WILsoN,
J. 8. GILFILLAN,
FARQUHAR P.O.
BORNHOLM P. O.
RUSSELDAI.E P. O.
DUBLIN P. O.
NTS.
STA FFA. ONT
FARQUHAR, ONT.
FULLARTON, ONT.
LIICAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & 8TAN13l'RY. Solicitors
What is Home without
a Piano or Organ.
Cerainly not all that it might be.
Call and sec us and let us show
you some of the highest grade
PIANOS AND ORGANS
that Canada produces. They are
certainly works of art.
SEWING MACHINES
Then in Sewing Machines we
cagy the best that the market
affords. Do not listen to what
others tell you about our prices
and terms, but call and satisfy
yourself. We will make then) to
suit you unless you are very hard
to please.
S. MARTIN & SON
111•; NSA 1.h
The return dtockey 'matoh between
the !edits of G'oderich and the ladies
of Iicrtit.tll was played at Iiansall
Last Monday evening and resulted in
fcivor of Tensa]] by the score of 7
to 0. Tho llonsall ladies Ahowed
wonderful ,improvement over their
last 'same, tate combinations being
nay ahead of thoso shown by the
boys in their recent games. The
following teas bho line-up:
Godlerioh Hensa Il
Gertie Fox got] F. Cudmore
Rosy Fox point E. NecLands
Jessie .11cDoneld Hover Mint Doan
!{ate Babb centre Maud Petty
Molly Neville L. wing M. Bongougth
T. Chisholm R. wing J. Ilnbkirk
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, of Drus-
sels, were the guests of Messrs. Wm.
a.nd J. C. Storrornan on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan .\Varrener
have lately moved to town. Mr.
\V.a.rrcnor will conduct a first-class
bakery in the store Intely occupied
by Mr. Beverly.
Mr. Geo. 8utherlund has sold his
splendid driver "Fred" for ct good
round sum. It goes without C'rue't
th:i1 "Fred" wets one of the lost
trein<d lornes in town.
Boyle and \Nilson the successors to
W. Baw•den rind sons aro busy stock-
taking '.his week.
Rev. It. 8. Biker, M . A., ,will
pr(+tch in the Methodist church next
Sunday nt Cho usual time of nervicc.
Miss Bessie Kemp has taken a
good position in London.
Mrs. Wren, wife of Mr. John Wren
B. A., of the Guibird street Insti-
tute staff. Toronto, left tihis week
for her now home in the city.
Tho W. M. S. cc!ebrttcd the 25th
annivoreary of their society last Sun-
day and Monday. Rev. Dr. Medd
prttuhal suitable serrnons on Sunday
end on Monday night the society
gave •i good prognam in the church.
The flot'tl dmonitions wore through
kindness of Mr. 1I'.urburn, florist.
bliss McAllister is in Scttfort11 this
week vieiting her sister, Mrs. Forbes.
The trustees of the Methodist
church intend 'erecting, in the not
dist.tnt future, a goad cement horse
'loris ns
their present one is too
small for the growing congregation.
Miss J(,tn Dick is in Blake visiting
hot Aster.
Mr. 11, Cudmore recently sold a
yeller' lot tO Mr. George McEwen.
Our milliners are preparing for
the spring openings, and they intent]
making fire displays.
We regret this week to 1,it•o to
ohrt►nicle the (lent of Mrs. John
McGregor, w-iro wta so very bight:
respected for her moiny R'xcellent
qutldiee, and who was only a short
time ill.
William llawden rind Sons wh'.
is
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cis t31J1+ Pr pa:r.-2.icnforAs-
silnilating Itez �end aItdlieg u«I-
tiitg the Slur" iarb andllo cls of
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Promote si.i estion,CI erful-
r.cssandRes t.Contains!wither
op;ilul.i\lorpltine nor 1!luusal.
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Aperfect Remedy forConstipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoca.
Worms,Convulsions.teverish-
tte3s andLOss OF SLEEP.
Tar. Sintilc Signature of
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NEW YORIC.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
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The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
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Thirty Yea
INC Or NT�e„ Cor1►wCASTOR!
TORS On
have been carrying on a Targe gen-
eral store business here for the past
year or so, phis week sold out to
Mr. Thomas Boyle and Mr. Win.
\Vilson, of Exeter, who will shortly
take ohairgo.
Miss Ross leas re-ongaged as mil-
liner wibh Mr. E. Ramie, and Miss
ILerris witlh Mr. J. \Velsmiller, while
Miss Ortwein will take c verge for
her (lather.
Miss Alcock, of Exeter, wen in the
village Last week visiting friends.
Dr. Seliery was in Kincardine last
week attending the funeral of his
ground fathor.
Mt•. Duncan MoEwen returned
from Toronto last week, whore he
Irad been visiting .tris son, John, who
is attending the University Clore.
Mr. Gordon Minns, who Inas been
in the employ of J. and C. 51oDonell,
hardware merchants, for a number
of yc.tr:+, left this week for Frobi-
sher, where he has secured n good
situation. Mr. Nelson Reidhert al-
so lett bore by the tame train for
the aimte place. where he intends
carrying on a barber elicit). We wish
them all success in the :far-famed
West.
Mr. John Johnston
ing a neat dwelling in our village
this summer.
thinks of erect -
SELL YOUR COLD FOR $1.00.
You surely won't stop at a dol-
lar bill to cum that horrid, sniffling
teo'idV Go to any druggist .and get
"Oatarrhozone" and your cold will
bo a thing of the past. There is
almost witchery in .the swift way
Oatarrhogeoe kills colds. !tut when
you consider the penetrating. heal-
ing .a.nd antiseptic qualities of Ca-
taerhoaone perhaps it's not fo won-
derful. Certainly there is r.o rem-
edy half s.o erompt for colds end
catarrh as Catarrhozone. Retust+ n
substitute and insist on having n try
"W terrthozane".
USBORNE
At t•he Auction solo of the chattels
o: the halms bier estste held on
Fr.adiy last, everything told brought
good prices. Over $3000 tits real-
ized, ono man alone buying over
$1000 worth. Tho elle was conduet•
cd by etessrs. Thomas Oatnenon and
11. Brown. Messrs. J .1). Stewart
and John Traquair, the executors of
the ostate deserve groat credit for
the manner in which they ,are hand-
ling its tiffairs. The farts property
Consisting of 50 acres, in Stephen,
was fold to Marcus Wilds for a fair
price.
My friend, look here 1 you know
how weak and nervous your wife is
:Ind you know that Carter's Iron
Pills will relieve her. now why not
be fair at:out it any buy her a bort
RRINSLE\'
On Saturday I tat while John Gil-
bert, of the 8th conceasiomt, McGil-
livray, ons hauling lumber from
Ailsa Craig, tine of trim horses tell,
and in some manner the "Iced upset.
Er. Gilbert was thrown to the
ground, the lumber falling on him
n.nd 1tic horse. \Vhen willing hands
arrived on the scene and the lumber
ref -not -NI ii w rN found 1'h rt life find
boon eruehed out of both Mr. Gil-
bert crnd the horns.
The remtins of John Darling, who
wort killed in a mind explosion in
the Yukon lost Docemts r, arrived
h:'•'^ I tai f iturd ay anti wore buried'
in Ebenezer cemetery on Mondry-.
'I `h
". • r merle ,,r
c• Ihtee month+ coin- T
ing from the Slane of the fatal ac•
(1IIAND IH':NI)
The lake is cpvered with Ice as
far as the eye can see, which will
no doubt be the cause of some cold
winds yet for some time.
Mrs. Fred Page also Mrs. C. Zap-
fe have :returned from Sarnia where
they heave been attending some time
visiting their daughters.
Grand 'lend can now boast of
more race 'horses than many larger
places, and see notices no less than
seven on blue track on Friday, and
then one teas missing that should
have been there. We have a good
track now and any ,person wanting to
train their horses should call and
see it. Mr. Bosscnberry still .has
his E•h►illcnge out --to race his 8
month old colt ,Igr•,inst any two-year-
old or under in the county.
We aro gind to sero Maurice Bren-
ner also Rich. Hamilton around again
.after their prolonged sickness.
They are both doting .nicely.
A great many .hero aro preparing
for building operations this coming
summer. As people fnom the sur-
rounding eowns.a.nd cities are becom-
ing more acquainted witch this resort.
they lively express their opill Ion
that it is the most lovely rwnd nat-
ural summer resort in America to-
day and it is bound to succeed.
The eight deer which Mr. tllca-
man has so for stocked his park
with hero We looking 'firm, and pre-
sent a very natural sight, as they
may .be seen any day foraging around
Cho woods looking :for their .daily
needs. Ile expects to put more in
soon.
As • Footl as the ice perinits opera-
tions will be cominsesced on the
break -water to repair the damage
done to it by the fierce storms last
fall. An erroneous statement has
been circulated to the effect that
it. was all washed away, which is
false as it never moved, but 'settled
a littlo on one fide, and can be easily
remedied.
Mr .Wen. B.trfett, of Parkhill, in-
tends atoning building operations
'hero on hie residcnoc, :shout the. dirst
of April or MAty. We believe be in-
tends to !reside permanently at Grana
fond. -"Another wise man."
Mr. H, Boseonberry, our popular
hotel morn, intends to ;commence
soon to Pini:+h lho work on his new
►hotel, which when finished will oont-
pare .favorably with any of our beet
city ,hotels, both for beauty and nc-
commodation, and will fill a long
felt want by our ever increasing flow
of travellers.
Mr. Wen. Patterson is steely re-
covering from :1 very revere attack
of rheumatism, but is not yet able
to be around.
Our htiyor. Mr. Joa. Gill. is Iso glow
liven in town, It is been all :ate l.'
this List •fete days with rheum it ism,
but still attends to the office., unly
shortened hours.
Mr. end Mrs. Win. Ftiiz vii-it,•,1
i ! ttivcs in Zurich ort Seturd ty.
Mr. G. 11. Smith hes ►:old bis liv-
ery business to Fn:mk Gornto:to 01
this littee. Mr. Smith. wo believe,
intt'tuis going west, however in the
meantime .ht' went cast to Exetor on
Prieto. and ex: hanged horses with
Wm. 'ted, of Fe'Ntcistown. - Kind-
ly inuuirc. bow Billy likes his Lure.
W. 13. Otiser lied the buzz Few• Ott
Stturday and got a lot of wooe rut.
John, the implement ntnn from
iki.•sbw•orxl, visited here o:ta day
last {seek, and front 'his conversa-
tion we think Deeliw'ood would like
to come down and join us here for
their own benefit. I'ity knots .1
good thine; when they f':•o it. Well
they c•:n carlte if they want to, but
there will be no Let calf killed.
Mr. Tom, P. 8. i., 'visited our
school on Thursd••y and found ev-
ery thing .lovely.
Mr. John Bird lost a- valuable
horse on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mollerd are
sway visiting friends and relatives
for a few days, also our travellers
with this dog are away looking for
new p.isture.
Mr. 8y. Green is our latest aspi-
rnint for racing •honors. Stay with
it Sy., you Imre a good itonne.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Levitt spent
Sunday with friend., at Exeter.
YOUR WORN-OLIT STOMACH.
\Vihet it needs is the strengthen-
ing influence of Dr. Itaanilt.on's !'ills
-they work marvels where the
atom:nc►h and digestion are poor. In
One drty the appetite inciroases and
the whole system is rapidly strentb-
cn,,d. No struw:oh specialist could
•write a better prescription than
Dr. 11 i t'lton's ('ills of .elandrakc
and Butternut. At all do•tlers in a
yellow box, piece 25c., or five boxes
for one dollar.
SODOM
Mr. Nelson St:atlake who spent the
winter months (It C.oilingwood, has
returned.
Mr. Wm. C.vrrick, jr., has been on-
ipped to work with Mr. Charles Als-
worthy for the summer.
Mr. James Stacey lett on Monday
evening for Maple Creek, Sask.
Mr. Robert Sanders of Exeter.very
pleosontly entertained a number of
.his friends at the home of Mr. Silas
Seanlako on Monday evening with
his graphophoae.
FAiRQUHAIR
Miss Clare Duncan is training as
nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don.
Mr. Wtn. Brown leas hired with
Mr. Amos Doupe for titre summer.
There loos been n gloat deal of
distemper among :horses 'here 'this
winter, but no fatal results.
Mr. John Westlake has purchased
a new driver.
Miss Bozic Eaerctt, of Brantford
tlrzs been visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
A. Turnbull.
See 13. W. F. Beavers' odd of wall
papers in this issue.
Your oorresponaont has noticed
the 'toady improvement in the Times
during Uho past year. There is near-
ly double Olio number of subscribers
here now that there was a year ago.
This specks well foe the !present
management. Give us some more
Irish yarns.
Word has been received Brom
Dodge Centre, Minn., of the death
of Mr. David Duncan, a former rest -
dent of Farquhar, aged 65 years.
W 1IALEN
Mr. Daniel Hodgson gave a party
in honor of his son Lloyd on Monday
night un,d all say they tboroughly
enjoyed themselves.
Mr. John Tornince visited friends
over 'at titre 10th on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Avery visited at
Zion on Sunday.
Mr. J. Wright. of Elimville, was
visiting (niends there Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johns Hutchinson
visited Mr. tad Mrs. Jdhn Brock,
hero on Sunday.
Word was received here on Mon-
day of Ito sad and sudden death ot
Mr. J:+tmns Gilbert, (ether of Mrs.
Jabez ,limen, who was succidontal-
ly killed by hiving a load of lumber
[,CII on him an Saturday.
Mins. J. Wnight is visiting with
her parents here this week.
Miss Ethel Millson is visiting with
friends at Zion, \Vinchclsei and El-
imville and other places this week.
Mr. Christopher McCarthy 1►asen-
gsa•god with Mr. James Hodgson for
the summer.
SALE REGISTI.It
Monday, April 2nd, 1906. F.Irtn
for Salo on the premises part Lot 32,
Con. 4, Usborne, contniniag 20 acres
T.honiatt Cameron, Auct., Mrs. Wm.
West lake, Prop.
THE ONLY TOOLS YOU'LL NEED
To Cure a Cold in one DayP,
Tao Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. 40,on every
Seven M®on boxmonths. es sold In past 12 mons. This signature, / / a
r�ioiit - -
e Easiest to
Put On!
The Surest to Stay On
The Best to Wear Well !
kenroir stamped with the trade mark-" The Two }lands
issimatom for a year and made to stand much longer service.
THE DUNLOP TIRE CO., LIMITED
ft owl IAIfOOVvsi roam* wlit>rirsO llloLrrltraw
CKX'rlt:\I.IA
ti' . Itkd:(rtl (licks i+ visiting her
son, Mr. Fronk lucks, at Newlon-?
brook.
Mr. Colbert. of Lucian, was the
guest of his cousin, Miss Clara Fair -
hill. on Sundry.
etre. Thera is Neil { isited friends
in I•nrelon 1 1st week.
sir. James \Wilon, ens of our aged
residents, is very ill with pneumonia.
et.tster Cl•atcttc< Dut.lan is con-
fined io the house with ..n attack of
ec:arlet fever. We hope for his
speedy re.overy•.
Tho Ladies Missionary So -:sty met
it the parsonage on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
• Mr. \Viili:nt Sando's s::to proved a
greet su.-cess on Wednesday.
eine. \Willi'tnr Elliott, who has beeti
undergoing treatment in Toronto,
.arrived home last week tnut•h iru-
provcd.
SPECIAL ONE WAY RATES
Aro in effect dilly to 'solute in
Montana. 1'tct.h, ('o orado. California,
Oregon, Washington and British
Columbia. Call on agents G. '1'. 1'..
for Mull information.
KIItli'lO
\Vim. Wm. Jamieson. who has
spent Oho winter lit Niagara, ra-
tur•ned home on Thursday evening
last, :end will pile up the wood dur-
ing lite summer.
M Alfred Carr o[ BI tit •
POOR PACK AOti DYES
Womei\Miserable and CI
Diamond Dyes
tlave Made Millions of Wives,Mothers and Daughters
tfappy and Con-
tented.
Womenwho buy and u.' any of
the adulterated. weak and worthies'
'.ackage dyes put up in imitation of
Cho reliable and never -tailing DIA.
MOND DYES, must expect to meet
with stdtrials and disappointments
in tho home.
Crude package dyes e Oh only fan-
cy mance to recomend them, and
sold by some dealers for the sake of
large profits, are the direct cause of
much of tho feminine bad temper and
irritableness manifested in litany,
hcanes.
If our women and pi Is woul•1 utad
tr).ubLe, los .of goods and hard cash,
they must insist upon getting tho
DIAMOND DYES whenever Lento
dyeing ora:• kis .o 1x3 three Ono ten
cent package .,f the time -tried Dia-
mond Dyes will always color moro
goods thatwill two packages of ot-
her dyes, and give brighter fuller,
more: brilliaatt total more lasting
shades. Once used,DiAMOND DYEb'.
become the cho-nn dyes for all welt-
rcguttomes.
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'his brother Mr. \V, It. Catrr,�isitedthe bet -
for port of lost eek. j LOCALS
The members of the Jun;or Lengue; Ito\'. W. M. h1ARTIN IS IN TOR -
of the Methodist church, to about onto attending ing .m
the meeting of the
the number of 60 ',atrticipeted in a Dominion Temiterlso e
i Aging
sleigh ride on Saturday afternoon'
lest, going ns 'filo as Anderson and
PEOPLE WHO WANT
on .return lot wee furnished them in:best use Cola's Pur Cr.r:•tu '1'irtar
tho church. It is needless to Baking Powder, 25c. a resin is at
they enjoyed the ride, but more : Cole' Drug Store.
u,
Cho tea.
:WHEN IN SEARCHI'lllt .\N
glee! anliseplie talctuu I)O' 1'' for
the toilet and nursery ask for
"Suprema" at Cole's Drug Store.
Miss Nancy Stinson left on Thurs-
day last for Alexander Bay, where
she w-ili spend the coming summer.
Mr. Vern McNaught and Mr. Rus-
sell Brown made n nhort call at the
home of the totter on Sunday after-
noon last.
A every pie:lea,nt cvoning was spent
in the court .neer of the 1. O. F. on
Monday last when after the disposal
of Cho regular business of the court,
a union meeting of the Sub. and
Compaction courts and the !Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church nets
athIed to bid farewell to Mian Kato
Brown .end Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Flet-
cher, members of the different so-
cieties, who will in •a few days leave
for tlhe North-west. A small mem-
ento wets given each of the partici
and tea served after which games
were 'brought on and an enjoyable
times was spent by all, at Ube close of
which farewell was tendered .the
friends wishitug them a prosperous
future in their new homes.
Mr. W. J. C. Brown will also leave
for the west in .a few days to work
at his trade, masoning. Ile will lo -
cite at MoT,agart.
A woman who is weak nervone and
sleepless. and who has cold hands
and feet, cannot feel and act like a
well person. Carter's Iron Pills
equalize the circulation. remove ner-
vousness, and give strength and
rest.
ELIMVILLE
A number of 1r•:cnds of Mr. and
hens. Normtan Phair gave then' a
surprise party at their home on
Tuesday evening of last week.
During the severe storin of Wed-
nesday vig'ht ot last wreck, the wind
overturned a strawstaok belonging
to Me. A. Pcnw•arden, entombing six
ctttIe. SevcraI neighbors came to
Mr. ''enWirden's assistance and re-
leased 1110 animals. It was found
that they were all right except one
whish was somewhat injured about
the legs. The animal i9 now alright.
Mr. Guhr his just r000ived the
new dipper for itis dredge and ex-
pecte to proceed with the drain work
soon.
Rev. Fair and W. Ilern are in To-
ronto this wreck as delegates to the
temperance meeting that is Ibetng
held there.
Quito e number from here attend-
ed the motion sale of Mrs. James
Moir on Friday.
Mr. .and Mrs. It. Skinner were in
London Thursday of last week.
Mrs. T. Wrjght is visiting her par-
ents ''his week.
Mrs. J. m'e Rowe Lit re who recently
disposed of her farm to Mr. Phillip
Horn moved her household effects to
her son George's nn Mondry.
Don't tail to attend the groat Sun-
day school gathering to be held nt
Elimville next Sundry, April 1.
Mr. Bert Andrews 4t I9 secured the
services of Mr. Leslie Ford Inc this
nelson.
Mr. Patrick Itider, of .Biddulplt,
purehascd n bull calf from George
Andrews, {which weighted 7.30 /ba.
..and was only 0 moa. and d weeks
old. \Nato cin beat this for stock
raising?
THAMES i:OAD
'rho sleighing 'tore hart almost dis-
ntppeored. Last week after the
storm the sleighing front here to
Exeter was excellent, but cast to- I)Ii?1)
e
w nds lea.riuhar it was not so geeell BEAVER. - in Crediton. Monday,
The raids in some pl.iOee were piled March 26th, 1000, i[ortense Simon,
high with stow, while in others it bolov(d wife of C. Beaver, in her
was as bare as in (be summer. 4'.nt1 va.rr.
THE EXETER GUN CLIA] WILL
hold a blue rock tournament on their
grounds on Good Friday, April 13th'
The shooting will continence at ten
o'clock a. in. and one o'clock p. m.
There will be five events :nd ti num-
'rev of very good prizes will be given
See bills for list of events and prizes.
ON THURSDAY EVENING COM-
rnoneing nt 8 o'clock, a feree con-
gregational sweat will bo thald in
Main street church. All the mem-
bers kind adherents of the church
aro cordially invited, both young ani
old. Light rrefreshmenl3 will ba
served nod n program trill be ren-
dered. Only one condition is impos-
ed upon those who attend, and that
is that they be sociable.
THE FOLLOWING 1S TAKEN
from bho San Bernardino Daily Sun,
of Marsh 17, and refers to a for-
mer resident of Exeter and sister of
Mrs. F. J. Knight: "Mrs. How-
ard Surr passed away last night at
11 o'clock, at the family resident^., at
735 Seventh street, after a prolong-
ed illness. This announcement will
come as a sev0rt shock to the num-
erous 'friends of Mrs. Surr in this
oity..for though it bas been known
that her condition was serious, and
had been for weeks, no inkling of
the gnavity of her illness hid be-
come, known. As Miss Maria Jennio
Drew, Mrs. Sul r occupied a high
place in tato educational circles and
Santa Barbara. As a member o[ the
High School faculty for four years,
holding the 'chair of languages, she
become widely known, and tion worm
friends among tea.ahers and pupils,
and hhe confidenao and esteem of tho
city Board of Education, !'tor suoccse
Tie an inetructer being most marked.
Mrs. Surr resigned two summers ego
to become trio wife of Attorney 1Low-
ard Surr, member of Cho firm of
Otis, Gregg & Surr. The nupti.tla
were performed at Ontario, the home
of the bride's mother. Until a few
months ago Mr. and Mrs. Surr uredo
their home in a pretty cottage in
Seventh street between 13. and C.
There their little daughter Eliza-
beth was born. Mrs. Surr's health
showed signs of failing during last
summer, and she sought Cho sea
coast, where slight improvement was
•notioeti. Returning in the fall, her
condition rapidly femme txsree anti
.some tioeks ago it was decided to
seek the skill of Los Angeles iphy-
sicians. For weeks Mrs. Surr re-
mained a patient at a private tttos-
pit'al, -rut a Duro was not obtained
,and a few days agree, elle was re-
moved to .her home, ovhere her
strength' has gradually ebbed. Mrs.
Surr was a native of (kt.nvtda, and
:her .erre was 30 )•roars. hers was a
mind that hall been cast in the fin-
est mold. She lova d her books and
.her home, and was devoted to her
husbind and little daughter, Eliza-
beth, who still is an infant, and does
not rsoLizre the great Ions which sho
has susteined."
BORN
HANDEiIS.-In Stephen. on March
22rui, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Sindcrn, a daughter.
KNIGHT. --In Itderton. on Friday,
Mire!' 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Goo.
Knight, n on.
D[GNAN. - In Exeter, on Sunday,
Ma,rdh 25th. to Mr. tend Mre. Ed.
Dignan, a daughter.
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THE 11O1.SONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of Par liament18i5)
CAPITAL PAID UP •-•
RESERVE FUND •
45 Hranrhe. In Ontario, Qurbce. Alt.rrte
53.000.000.00
53.000.000 00
Irrirtsh (•olumhin and M 11 nt'n
EXETER t3RA 4 II
Open every Lawful nay from 10 A. M. (031. M. except i+n' urdny 10 A. M. to 1 r•. M.
Fearresorw' Mnye Notes; rioted '.r collect tl. Forme. sntaplied
(in appUcat ion DP:.aYTS rn ell rein?- io the Dominion, (:Iint Hritaitr «i l Un•
itrd Nine bought end gold at lowc«t nava of exchange,
HAVING/4 DE('Ai?TMENT
1Depoeslte. of ...on ant 'Tweets received. interest cont.
pounded holt yearley, and adduct to (rnrlrnl Jure 15•th and Uu(cn bcr Mot. Do.
radio IU'elpt• al.o 1+-I,er1 an•t h,ghrst current rn'e. of in'rir.t silow'd.
Advtnricew nult!e to fitrtntts ►tot k (teeters and ',limitless men at
lowest rile+ and on n'o t. fin arable terms. AVE.,•1nt Exeter for Isom. Onvrrnment,
Dickson di Carling, Sill iritors. N. D NURDON, elarieger.
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